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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-21
Liverpool Provisions.

REEF showed little activity There had been large arrivals out the
greater part years supply having arrived hOer
ous ers although Prime
Mess 6dll2 Ordinary 90 400 as. PoRE little inquiry
are imports L. s IS tBadenachs
toni; Western so d2 BAcoS had
d52 being Bare and boilers expecting further
CHyIsE had (McHenry ps
checked demand LARD fair demand with small holders
Yber rrner sales week % present prices APPLES
small parcels sound RuSe sell moderately p p = bvre No
IMPROVEMENT in LIssEED CAKE. TALLew rather better.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, APRIL 81 1853.

s s ..siy e.npri.n, b.s, Br.r chiefly ound
STysi .O S .. Pp.On csyon mostly
~ s.:1 ,n Ssn sT sSeS o Ills 10 Holland By
.tey that the Trading sock on let me.
hand lying consisted of 7slo bags 80 go
coSPtF-Pces remain nomin'y last quoted but demand
.Iaeh and the tendency isdownward a., r u,, -
abroad very quiet this week and both articles rather
cheap, 70 ,. , b IN returned L1 e. 50 S We m note
s. as Ybb and choice brands wOuld bring
:ae. for the week been 100 bales East India
v..:2 e' thy da n5 edi m asf1st T
psve torhe public sales ye.ef.y CONSISTED PHn'Py Of SEE;
Ard 6g real 7i s%pn nS n
over 100 for China Clutch has advanced to 20 Gambler 81 SAT-
Hfa-s Peie.buIrh steady at $50 49, 500 bales dam
aged Manila auction with brisk o0mPetIop and realized 1
% Psfs for S c4 s S sgoa 2 ''' brought
lest sales currency to 81 advance
auction from 3sd51 for ord Cortes to good sobra
welsh Bas and Rail. free on board at Wales. but
STo e 5. . seo ef eSsp % for
LssrtD cAKrs moves Of slowly quote NewYork in
bb 80 s. Boston bags s9 SewISo. in cis and other
0s-55 uns British caught Sperm auction to-day partly
Olive Malaga bss been sold soat for s. Petersburg eS1
Iya s fGsFn Rape pressing ,, On oxs the P market
been sold at n and p on the POt while for forward delivery
RcG 80 bag. Madras at auction have from alO
mid white while 800 bags damaged sold steadily from
go bag. Benz .s s39 %
retail: bags sold with ell faultsl at III.
dull f2l l0d e2l 81 the aud el
Sheet ZINC hes declined. and now be bought at s23
SPEs-sses have been confined to % pss Nutmegs at 5d3s
and 20 Mace 2Isd3
SUGAR-The India the week have been confined
hhd for which decline of fully Sd has bad submit
Bengal Madras have been offered
auction chiefly realized similar reduction. The Refined
dull and lower BY private contract business has
been confined floating M boxes white Havana
Baltic yellow (No 2 "a, and 5000
the latter The Con
tinental advices devoid of interest.
the spot and IS for the last three months
TEA3625 pkg have been offered auction OF which $500 found
buyers Greens going of with spirit and Gunpowder rather dearer
Common Congou brings lol
TIN-Bsh present quotations areBlocks 6 Bars
M Refined 49, Fast India, Banca 49, and Straits III Gll3
Tin Plates dull.
TuRPESrISE dull with arrivals quote Rough u d26
bb coed the latter Spirits dull at 81 for Amer
British ST. Resin dl2i.
WHALEBoNE entirely neglected with sellers at our last
tstions ..... -
AMERICAS STocKs-Durng the past week about 0 First
Mortgage Bonds and Cincinnati Railroad Company,
have been placed 9t and 46 payable
paid NewIork In other American Secur
has ng Sme small sales have been made
Bonds 1862 C4dl6 Of the Certificates 1878
IO9dllO 1863 lo dll of Maryland Sterling 93
Stock l0i PenusJ Inscriptions
Massachusetts, 6dO Virginia gJd 100 New
Orleans City stock Sdq
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PORTUGAL.

The Princess Dona Maris Amelia Of Brazil died at Fun
cbal Madeira February T. aged 81. Her body will be
brouebt INV the Dowager Empress) to Lisbon for inter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-21
I.ixerpooI Corn Market.

Continued fine arrivals combined
prices all descriptions Of Bar DruFFs depressed WHEAT shows
the which abatement had better
Ssmsnd all the circulars agree quoting Pennsysuia
White AZ sal Mixed and Red 6id6 dechne Of fully per
lrre descriptions FLOUR with considerable
speculative transacted the decline prices Friday sh
ere called Baltimore . Philadelphia, % Ohio 3 s. Wes
term and Canadian ISDiAS CoRSYeo scarce
and has been in moderate demand former 81 81 White had
ceded sd II per quarter made Mixed % 6a3l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-21

Corros-Folowips the III. ysrpool market much M
prevailed to the sixth inelue
sees OF the reaching 700 Of which bales
prices denoine rise OF 49 an the prevou. The
during the period amounted
Havre April So l9 bales Of which SIS were American
steady COFFEE rather dull unchanged RcE continues
ngud Sales 20 Carolina stock OF Carolina
tierces brsk and risinT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-21
London Money Market.

Money England in good demand and readily aanabe at y
Conso have advanced the faith OF the
ward slightly depressed remsrk aud
closed for account and st loOldf
BouRsE sihThree T. cash. 7s e5 account
u y Cents cash, 1889 1885 Bank Stock 5S0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-21

estants petition signed at Utrecht by '5as persons de
mands that the King, in virtue OF the powers conferred on
him by the Constitution haefuse his authorization to the
title Of either metropolitan suffragan Bishop Petitions
the same effect in Of subscription At Amser
dam the Hague Rotterdam and other principal cities.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-21
Wright, Candy 81 Co.'s Circular.

Per ArobiG. LIVERPOOL 9th April 1883
The America conveying crcu aies OF LIST INST reported
that advanced
CoTToY will sales sny previous week this On
activity prevailed and the sales did exceed 600 bales
Sunday but her adyce being
from the South the market presented feature
Monday the being confined 1900 bales Tuesdays
upon with caution and early the day
progress vorby later however the inquiry
creased resulting sales OF bales On Wednesday trade
bought steadily rather than Iensye the amount of business
estimated O bales Yesterday spnners slow
purchase but the operations of exporters and spectators more
cuy the former sweed the saeup to 1000 bales No change
and whilst holders exhibit much rmness there
confidence the the trade TO increase their
stock at existing currency
The ohe per details in annexed satemen amount
TO bales which $3.50 Spectators and $500 Export
e and include So Of OF which 1900 Specu
Exporters leaving $3.50 bales Of all kinds the
Trade
import time is 1851 bales of which &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-21
HOLLAND.

The Emancipation Beige OF the 9Th says that the rees
lbent of the Roman Catholic Hierarchy in Holland is
not 10 be carried into effect without opposition by the Prot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-21
FRANCE.
American Travellers.

List of Americans the books of Livingston, Wells, "
Co. Paris, from March 81 to April 7:
NEwYoRK-J NJ Rice J. Il Rogers Aaron, Leggett NJ Cook
G-reche Charles H. Roome, Louis Peugnet Henry W.
Philip g. c. Scott H. j. Buereld c. r. True
(Rocbester) A. family p c. Bancan g. Sconca p
Lorad Ronads Cornelius c. Colgate David Hosdley w H. Powell
(artist) - - . -
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Maiey, Marshall H. Garrett H. S.
Prrke
MAssAcHUsErTsW D. Whitney Norhampon) f. johnson and
VS. Chaise (Boston)
GEoRGA-W w Mann.
KENTUCKY-J.F F. Scott (LexingtonD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-21
Havre Market.

demand for that qrssr which forms market pro-
Makers hr,
another month. Pross however, arc steady
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-21

Since the sailing Pacific Liverpool Wednesday
9th the market rather favor purchasers especially for
lover GRADES but quotations unstered New
Slesn. FAR SD Mcdng Sd Fair Mobiles cd Mddny Mobiles
5iSIed Fair pands SD Mddng sid Sales Of Friday Sh six
thoussnd bsles market quiet holders pressing
The weeks had been 1920 bales $3.50 American in
cndrr 500 on for Imports the
were American The actual
IA bales Of which sl were Amencan stock al Liverpool
81 es4 bales including $50 1871 American.
Sea Islands good at steady prices large bust
ben done Brar particularly Pernams chiefly for export
al rather higher prices Egyptians good request former
So. fnr, raheI lower.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-21
FreiRhfs
,ere has been little yariaton of any kind this week
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

PRIsMATICs. By RICHARD HAYwARDE. mo. PIP IS D.
Appleton Co.
An air of elegant culture and refined taste pervades
this dainty volume. 1t is evidently the product of a
genial love of letters quckened by the study Of the
choicest writings of the old English humorsts The au
thor does not set himself up for oracle or sage With
scholastic formaites, he discourses pleasantly on
numerous subjects of literature, TASTE and social life
giving the reader peep into his ibrary-reating many
amusing Stories and discussing sundry points of crit
cism, with and elegance Among the most charac
terstic portions of the volume We may refer to an
essay on "Old Books redolent of vellum and black
letter folios, and almost ryaing the simplicity and
JUNCTION of Charles Lamb paragraph or two will JUS
tify onr praise.
love old books Those nine volumes of Trstram Shan.
dy which stand in furnished gold like the slender pipes of
Lilpuan organ. a legend and mystery. Some
thirty years since old English gentleman this
country with a choice collection of curious books amOur
which lit darky whispered there were many from
Stcnes library These part of that collection, (gft
of the gifted C. L. e. whose various dates Indicate year
after year. the progress of the work Illustrated too by
Hogars own hand Thus should kindred genius 90 down
in loving companionshp To posterty "Fragmeata Aurea
of Sir John Sucking helps fill the niche with Cotton,
Scdlcy Dorset, Ethcrege Halifax and DR. Dome. Rare
companions mad wags, airy pathetic gay tender witty
and ludicrous ostlng piouS John Seden with his mouth
full Of aphorisns
Like little mice stole and out,
Asif they feared the light"
sings Sir John; and his neshbors, lay and clerical,
respond
81 can both fair and brown;
Her whom abundance melts and her whom betrays
Her loneness best and her who sports
Her whom the country formed, and whom the
Her who believes, and her who tries
Her who still weeps with spongy
And her who is dry cork and cries"
Samuel Daniel clasps his brown wings below in mute sym
patty with the melancholy Cowlcy "Sdnuci-D,micl.'
Why should he not bear the names of two prophets?
For when the ora;les dumb
Poets prophetcal become
love old books. The yellow leaves spread out before
me as a ripencd field, and 90 along-glcaning-l Ruth
in the sunny fields OF Bethlehem. Yct would not have
too many Large libraries, from the huge olos at the base
(grm Iian>) rearing alo, to the small volumes on the
upper shelves, pOndcrous pyramid OF lore 0pDyesS the
brain WhenI look round upon my shining cohorts-the
old imperial guard OF English literature with sundry
scripts promoted to the front ranks-l feel with honest
pride how Jealous am that none appear unworthy of such
company SO is it with friends. We ike small and
cao16c collection After these books. friend is
worth twenty libraries yet hate to lose one book with
whom have been familiar many years | have not yet
forgiven the Cuate Master Barber and the ousckeeper
for destroying
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-21
PRICES TO-DAY

5000 bales O 10 Spectators and
Loco 10 steadily, but with feeling
holders the demand with freedom although no, pressing
sales.
From axy displayed by the trade that they
little their limited stocks Viewing
our that held the other side OF the Atlantic
possibility want supply Tor some months TO
come admitting 32O aud
they which do concede by the rapid falling of in
tied peace the world money market cheap food and
much longer the export OF goods
Australia
cent more than period different coudnS
other and important points Much OF the attached
this WILL however be ost In the
rect yield this be prpous or otherwise
20 will the markets be regulated
Character nor are from the East calculated i'm
ptoye the quarter which forms important item with
heavy Cloths have extended the time tor
hort hours another month Prices however are steady
GRAN-Heavy abroad with free supplies from farmers
pressing influence Wheat and Flour which has been difficult TO
move TO decline of to 10 T. 10 10 on the former and
u barrel on the be submitted to- the present
weather inducing the buyers who
further decline place The demand Tor Indian Corn mas been
limited AT decline quarter White Yellow being
r ands former in much request We refer to
uexed tables for imports exports, prices, &c. -
AHEs-Sae about 300 bbs at % for Montreal Pots and
81 10 q for Pearls. = cwt 49,. o-,o,. o, ,-ero.
CLovEREED-A parcel of 200 ces for export to America ea
LIED 52l. -. -. -. .L.-..,I .,.
al y c at which 20 tuns have been sold
meet al
up % n for fine, y cwt >,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-21
Richardson Brothers & Co.'s Circular.

Per ArdbiG] Ll'EhfoOl' MONDAY, AprI 1919
The arrivals during days liberal scale
have had 10 notice The demand for WHEAT has
been the 9TH but barrel aud
n being pressed the market lower would have
White Ind.n CORN demand with
a better supply be noted the turn easier.
TUESDAY, April 8. 1853.
We had good this days market fair Of bust
TOOK Mace articles Of the trade Me the
tenor more WHEAT than of late and the
our s market supported contrary
Philadelphia taken 3 T. Dbl,
np and one or figure which establishes
decline of p Dbl Upon this description, while other only
bou Sd besper business place in Indian Corn Vel
low ay be written but White receded cd quarter & be-
ing accepted. - ., -,s - = NJ,
ara sn CoRN bbs FLOUR and 1869 sacks Export
for same period WHEAT 543 ndiAn Com 57 bb
FLOUR, and J6 sacks
ene.e and Pnnylvana White WHEAT H. Red Ohio 6d67
ms Batimore FLOUR Ohio q Philadelphia % Western Canal
d 6095 Canadian p 6d22 p Dbl Yellow INDIAN
mixed 80 6d3l, and White p e 400 Ds
GOOD during the week The Trade did
le F,poes end Spectators effected considerable purchases
sales 40 al bales Import But little variation pncs from
last week :,
PRovsoSs-Nothng of Pork and s less Beef
since our last stocks heavy ard buyers hold on for lower
parcel e Pacific sad o. e cNt ana another al 5,
since which sales have been made at 4s = cwt 49, -
LARD generally will not % cwt, although
some 400 bbls this figure for immediate wants
unstable the large quantities OF English
and German the sale of Amecanpces are entirely nominal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-21
Manchester Market.

In Manchester weeks business has been VI
chAysss The advises e noG CALCULATED the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-21

that choice little anthology of rare flowers
New books (mbending vestals) require too much labor
in the wooing; and go armed with an ivory spatua like
short Roman sword piercing ones way roUghthe spOnyy
leaves of an uncut volume, is abominaton. An Old
book opens generously spreading out its arms, as it were
wi Highland welcome giving
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-06-08
Patriotic Union.

We agree most cordially with an able
contemporary in his remarks on the i'm
portance of permanent and spirited
union among all good men, for the pro-
motion of the great objects of our coun-
try:
Let us bury our quarrels in common
grave and if there are those who will
not agree to this, we say put them into
the grave themselves, and heap it UP till
they cry out peccavi." When there is
union and good feeling. Faction starves
apace; Demagogues have no work mis-
chief makers go begging: and everybody
prospers. Besides. our great party was
not made. like prison, to howl in. 1t
is partnership for warm hearts, brave
spirits, true men, enquiring minds, and
not for grumblers. We say out upon all
future scowling at our political hearth
stone. Who says so too g.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-06-08
Correspondence 0; the Evening Star.
GEORGEToWN, D. c., June s. 1875

GEORGETOWN, D. c., June 5, 1853.
The special election in this CITY on
yesterday, for one member of the Beard
of Common Council. resulted in the cleo
fion of Peter Berry, ESQ. Jenkin Thomas
was not a candidate, as has been errone-
ously stated. Peter Berry and Thomas
Turvy were the only candidates.
The Ladies straw berry and ice cream
festival at Forrest Hall, was attended
last night by quite large and brilliant
party of ladies and gentlemen.
MIR. Lewis WEIGH, of our town, has
discovered upon his farm, lying some
eight miles above this place, in Mont
gomery County, Maryland, an extensive
quarry Of oil stone This stone has been
tried by many Of the most experienced
mechanics in Georgetown and Washing
ton, and found to be of very superior
quality.
The act passed by the Councils of our
town, giving the exclusive right, for fif
teen years, to the Gas Light Company,
about to be organized in our town, to Law
their pipes through the streets has given
considerable dissatisfaction to many of
the most experienced citizens in the place.
SPECTATOR.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-06-08

sg a perfect Da-ucrrcotype Of deceased
Or absent friends is more precious relic than
gold or silver; but where to obtain one pos
sessins all the attributes of perfection. is the
momentous question. Those who know the
artist say. without hesitation. go to WHITE
HURST whose admirable genius. and extensive
experience, combined with improved facili
ties in the way of instruments. lights, &c
precludes the possibility Of an inferior por-
trait at his elegantly furnished establish
ment. where the Of portraits Of hundreds
of dead ard living celebrities can be exam
med Daguerreotypes taken in every style
Stereoscopic. Cravon, ard imitation posiel.-
also, specimens OF the beautiful art of Crys-
talotyping. m 90
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-06-08

To Strangers and dE.i2cns.-
THoNpsON'S DAGUERREoTYrES arc unsurnass-
Ell by any. for boldness Of execution and
beauty of artistic finish.
His assiducus efforts TO establish first class
Gallery in this city, and his continued en-
dcavors to please visiters. and patrons have
rot been unrewarded. An examination of
his Pictures recently made is particularly So
iicited. lie is prepared to take Pictures Of
every size and style. nj reasonable prices.
Gallery. north side Of Pennsylvania avenue
between AZ and 9th streets, Lane & fuckers
building. may 30
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-06-08
DeBoW's Review,

We have been politely handed by Prof
DeBow, copy of his Commercial Rcrietc
for June. The well-known character of
the work precludes the necessity Of a
labored sketch of its peculiar features ::
but we may say of the present number
that it contains fourteen articles of various
descriptions on subjects of deep moment
to the commerce, agriculture and indus
trial resources of the country.
We will not specify further, as we hope
our readers will at once procure this valua-
BILE work. and read it for themselves. 1t
is now published simultaneously in New
Orleans and Washington City. In con-
nection with it is the Industrial Re-
sources, work prepared at great labor
and expense, containing all the important
matter of thirteen volumes of the Review.
handsomely bound in three volumes of
six hundred pages each, or eighteen hun
dred pages in all. This is an encyclo-
pedia of public information, especially
with reference to the vast resources and
permanent interests of the south, which
ought to be in every library in the land.
1t would tend more to do away the erro-
neouS impressions that exist with refer
ence to the South and it's institutions
than any other book with which we are
acquainted.
Address Prof DeBow, Superintendent
Census Bureaus Washington, D. C.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-06-08
Ripe Fruit.

We gave an article last week on the
imprudent use of the fruits now beginning
to crowd our markets. Too much eau
ton cannot be observed in this respect,
for we have no doubt that much of the
sickness of which people complain at this
season of the year is caused by their own
imprudence.
The following suggestions on the sub
ject are timely, and we recommend them
to all our readers:
"1nstead of standing in any fear of
general consumption of ripe fruits, we
regard them positively conducive to health
The very maladies commonly assumed to
have their origin in a free use of apples,
cherries, melons, and wild berries, have
been quite as prevalent, if not equally
destructive in the seasons of scarcitv.-
There are so many erroneous notions en-,
tertained of the bad effects of fruit, that
it is quite time that counteracting i'm
preston should be promulgated, having
its foundation in common sense, and
based upon the common observation of
the intelligent. We have no patience in
reading rules to be observed in this par
ticular department of physical comfort.
No one, we imagine, ever lived longer. or
freer from the paroxysms Of disease, by
diScarding the delicious fruits of the land
in which he finds home. On the con-
trary they are necessary to the preselva-
ton of health, and are therefore caused
to make their appearance at the very time
when the condition of the body operated
upon by deteriorating causes not always
understood, requires their grateful reno
waiting influences"
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BOARDS OF ExAM1NATIoN.-The follow.

BOARDS OF ExAMINATION.-The follow
ing are the names of those appointed to
examine clerks in the Bureaus of the In
terror Department:
James S. Williams. of the General Land
Offlce, and Thomas S. Mix, of the Indian
Othee, for the Pension Office.
Samuel Cole, of the Pension Office, and
Charles s. Frailey, of the General Land
Office, for the Indian Affairs.
George c. Whiting. of the Interior De-
partment, and S. 7. Shugert, of the Pat
ent Department, for the General Land Of.
fee.
Joseph s. Wilson, of the General Land
Ofhce, c. E. Mix, of Indian Affairs, and
samuel Cole, of the Pension Office, for tn.
Patent Office.
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UsPPHU peThDE

ENlERE is rot a doubt but many life =
L saved b. the refreshing effects 'frolncct
from glass Of c. CoLUMBTS'S PiEE !'E
CREAM Delicious in flavor. and medi"in"'
in it. ororatiods. it gives strength aud alH"-
tic, and possesses inviCoratirg proper g
which defy the enervating Influences OF ~ Q
burning sun or sultry days Of sumner i"l'
Cream is pronounced by ladies' and gentlemen
of the finest tastes to be superior To any made
in this city.
Call at his Saloon, eth street, opposite "d'
Fellows; Ua1i nav -
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-06-08

The monk Leahev, convicted Of murder
in Wisconsin, has been sentenced to the
Penitentiary for life.
The weekly line of U. S. mail steamers
to California is discontinued. They will
sail only On the 5th and Goth of each
month.
1t has been officially announced that
the Fair at the New York Crystal Palace
will open on the 18th of July.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-06-08
Hiring. Livery. ard Sale Stables

TNIf Subscriber has purchased the interest
l. of Mr.. Z. A. Ryther in the METROPOLIS
STABLES. rear of the Metropolis Restaurant.
jackson Hall Alley. between Sd and a. streets
and is now the sole proprietor thereof. He
has engaged tie services of weN-known and
experienced Grooms. and will give his personal
attention TO all Horses entrusted 70 his care.
ssS Several HORSES and BUGGTES. and
SADDLE HORSES for hire 70 reliable persons
at moderate rates
iuneS-Iw j. RICHARD ETNnLFY.