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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-14
FRIDAY, May lS-P.M.


.Ao c,ock market was not favorable
Eihe ne oDerators for rise. The demand for
's ,oodsrate and quotations heavy, but at the
We .he feeling was much better and the fancies
d tr-n which continued after the Board ad-
Erie closed al ssi, the price OF yesterday. h1d
JoHnsO buoyaut and gold high a. "a, buyer 30
-" srrner at the close Stonngon and Norwich
ie,ter The Coal Shares were without lmpor'
'..tsnge but generally heavy. Canton was also lower
oeovered somewhat at the Second Board MOTIFS Was
sr The prernium Railroads in good demand and
rid The offers for the Central Line were, Aba
W. pa Schenectady 1875; Utica and Schenectady 100
- - ard Utjcs, 1873; do. Direct Line, lG3; Mo
~ valley 100 Rochester and Syracuse l52 Buffalo
"a Rochester ls2; Rochester, Loekport and Niagara
.sn. 10 Bufalo and Lockpor l53 Michigan Southern
80 IN Government and State Stocks quotations are
.,s.dv Int not active. Railroad Bonds are quiet
rcbapce there has not been large business for this
Most Of the leading bankers are drawing sterling
cant The range for good and first class bills
AL Francs 51505l32
p.;h,s are without important change. To Liverpool
.oa 49, Cotton o32d 10000 bushels Grain in bulk at
s,b;pg off 3D.; Flour, 2s 3d.; 1000 bbls Resin, Is 3D.
' rIsrrs oss &c To London, so hhds Tobacco 3Os
IT, u.vre Cotton &c. Bone &C.. Oh after was made Of
m a. 90 from Mobile to Quebec to load with Deals and
sygber for Liverpool at previous rates There is good
demand for Deal vessels To California the market IS dull
at lOc. Q55e. $500.
The receipts at the suo treasury Ae s'oe''' rayheuH
31S5e9i Balance, s7O44,iss
Ths Money market continues abundanty supplied on
-, 9TH eapital at 6G7P cent The demand squte active
psnsr goes cent for frsclass and occasionally at
lower figure
The steamer tomorrow had only $4,000 in gold engaged
ihs afternoon.
The receipts on the Morris Canal for the week ending
A., lssa .....................s7,34 80
Last year, same week 4i'' -
Ts,s receipts to May = 1853. -s93,s42 81
To.aI receipts 10 May g 1852 ---...--.--- 400 Oh
increase in 1853 tsoo per cent .s22779 "a
The receipts on the Chicago and Rock Island for April
we're as follows
For passengers
FTe:sht, mails ''0o %
NJ, ............ s2a go AZ
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This shows gratifying result iDasmuch as the arrange
erts for the freighng business not completed and
only one passenger train day hso been run On the st
of the present month second train for passengers was put
an and equipments for fregbtng were being completed
Ih;s ,oad was opened as far as Peru on March 90
Is proper to add that the road operated by the con
and that there every to expect that they
will have it completed to the Mississippi River at Rock
Ilrd City, or or before the 10th of July OF next year at
which time they purpose delivering It to the Company be
ms year and half than the time named in the
contract Thus completing the great continuous line Of
railroad from the Hudson to the Mississippi River from
New York TO Iowa
The business of the Erie Road thus far in May has been
,.rv large and quite equal 10 that Of April
The Imnorts of Dry Goods are still quite large
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linn cur Corespondents ]

PHILADELPHIA. May lS-Ar'itsa-selr Ae'ha Bird New
Hayep. . - uyvlia Tsvsrroo,. h,,l Mar
sId Howes Boop; schrs Lennox Lennox Troy Ellen Ma
isa Wells Boston NJ. Wrghtngton Wnghunson raI hyei '"
P Cottttt Hewitt Providence, mssp Netols New YorE
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Passengers Arrived.
10. from Cadiz-Jose De Bans

MINIATURE ALMANAc......IHIs DAY.
- 10 MOos-Sets
Sandy Hook......lo 81 Gov Island IL Am Hell 0ais -
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LARGE LOT Of NEW GOODS Just received -
NV Dry Oooss store No. " B0Wefy. Mantllas Bacgs
Lanes Mullins Biocbe, Printed aud Grape shaw At dseS4s
cams New invoice u those hslast,et ~ ~ snd N n.nn
r. CARR Co.'S No " BoscJ>
NIANTILLAS, GRAPE SIIAWLS and PARASOH
vi "A large importation o. the above been reossd
LYONS & JONES, No m HadsOn-st, snd selnN y
per below the Broadway prices Also, Mantas Of oar -
mstns the latest PsTsaD designs warranted eq1l % S
the cass hsntia stores, bat much lover Ia pnce DrsV
abundance. Embr0denss Lace Mits Ribbons Dou~
iea &c. LYONS JONES Union House, No ~ Hadsoa a
Note One pnee terms cash between Canal and spnsE
MANTILLAS.-An immense importation Of entire
IT1 and extremely beautiful designs IN Psrsisn pat1
. La RENE Blanche" the Mantelet Noyeda TIE salsan -
and other novelty that bad appeared 10 Pans AZ
en Of the present. month The Inspection Of
ncniarly invited GEO bDbf.-
MANTILLAS at REDUCED PRICES.-Ec
w MILLS No CoUItaDdtst, would invite the psruengE
sau1er embracing al the fashionable Pslan novelties Of go
Also, the balance cf The former styles hand ss
cal and examine the styles and compare prices before pur
elsewhere.
CHAWLS-Fifty cases OF very rich Canton CnS
- sbsws plain and emboideredD having been purch.sed
subscriber previous 10 the present soyace be offer them
: e ~ Sai a s. a n :ss sss and .s
cred from go TO $50 A. eIauts s.oren q Broe> -
GEO. BULPiH MsnnlIs and shaw Emporium. No 81 BeoAss
V1NPkECEDENTED BARGAINS at BURDETF
u NEW DRY GOODS STORE, No i9i GrsEds., 1slserr
eco worth Of Dry Goods from Auction. Very heavy yats y.
Table Linen, only yard sgPerhDe double DsDsss 90 90
30 90 s-worb 81 yard Large Tosel I9 doz All Lns
LsTse szs Ceuntspanes ard ISL spseei very hss
TowehDss yard Fse sheenDe. Only ~ w. and ~.
Beautiful French Lava, only yard warranted last colosj "
Bch Barge DeLares l 81, aud A. Cd yard Lot q OF
gooes e corresponding low prices
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DIyIDEND NOTICE.-The semLsnnua interest
IL sIIio, sue in his City the OHIO COUNTY
VIRGINIA. and The WASHINGTON COUNTY PENNSYLVANIA
SIX PR CENT BONDS <sued the Hempfed Com
rsny Nj be psd ard the under.
sfrse o. he riesen,sslon q he proper eeapcus
WISsLOW, LANiERk Co, Ne. 81 wails
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Arrived.

Pseketshp Lverroo KsGrney Liverpool Aprl dse snd
S orr 81 srrrsr.Iv new Hai no. sen ooS in ia, ss.
PaketthiP ATse LA~resee L7sgoo April 20 nth mds. and
hGnFed signals with psee;hp NortouaerSnd b-oce M L0nou
shp Mesos tof Boston, Brown Marses 50 ds tom~sr
Bak Alert tBT) Burke Waterford s. d. tazsf and pass
BAH Richard Golden greHal Bremen - d. ud.e pass
B:1s sssss wd TSS ssH ns 4 e ms Cad,
CLIPPER Sris grey Essie of Ph. Brsnhal Bathurst tAhea
ASnii H. 9TH sSs. SC {. IL Grim
b bs Mic ,,S N HSs Oo: RsSs.n 50 d % e order
81 Ws5oE RoSai RS. %: I'd a. % + .'er
schI SGsh Hars sekpoe Boston Is Nth mise . master
sb1 Garland tBr smith p ds I'm Aux Cayes with eOase 70 p
n ses R,rs,s Cole d. IN Pe,sbsrr mS.e Hunter
-, P,si.t - IN Belfast Is uu6er 70 Brett yose Co
shr Nav Jsns Berey NOrfol ds with naEe to stuEes
sehr Teo.. DssO.wsy Norfolk d. with Ei' Johnson
s Brn Cole Petersburg sOur and tobacco James
ssS sso Collins Ipswich Del ds with AID neal to
seSi SIP ca-reu'es, Bears Smyrna De- d. with corn to Bar
~, alabama FOs.sy Smyrna Del d with to BA
ssr Rachel Russell Fisher cn'0's-su' d. With CON- to A
ss9 Isp susus Myers Wilmington a. with naval
sR J.e. Newber ia with naval stores
sehI Lsaa Jane sherman, NsBsafOrd d. with oil 70 Charles
s lse1 f,.A.h. West Boston d. with fish master
sehr Hrhl.nder Nieksson Bostcn ds with ssh 70 master
sSr Tsres Ssl. Hurisy M.eh D. with lumber TO Simpson
M, ss,. colns Bangor 10 ds with stA and lumber to Ia.es
sehr Fsshon Lorns Boston d. with ndse 70 : w Le"a
sssI s:,IsS5 ~ boos Bo:on via ssh % .
sehr yisos Alien Goosss o.. N "a 40 = es,
ssSr Tssass Ella tas.I EIE. BrSsspOIt ssy IN s.1.
s ss. S S:: S esss We. ss.il y ;:si
ssss Glen pSfss H.,s rS.ad CT g. s'f u.,hs~ r-
f.y f.s. Jsass rsvss.rss l: an, Hass md Ss- to W.
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Drp Goods.


TOR the LADIES.-The Crystal Palace sOuycafr
Illustrated Magazine OF Lades fahoriD Paris and New fas
now iu w be published tho lst OF May This in>n
irs work pubhed for satutous ccn alton only By NJ eo
BfLPIN Proprietor the Pans Mantia and Foreign 5nas Er
rum No oAdway) will contain other useful n>rH
beautifully illustrated EngayBgs Of the very latest Partisan sps
Nepnss with descriptive particulars Of the manera sh ~
are composed ke VIII be free any part Of the una no
plcation o the Proprietor -
New Spring Goods.
O. WILSON Il Co, Importers and JObberd
IL, DRY GOODS, .
No Cousndtt, oppoeits tho National and Western hSs
Nos and IS Deyt have made largo additions 10 Their asas -
sud are offer the SpnlE Trade, mnn es
ned than heretofore Of description OF foer
Domestic Fabc adapted every section Of the United ,
Canada will be and seane az -
,yss Goods that appear and the VIII ineads st 81 -
sfle and select assorInsDE o.
Clotha CasEmeres and Vestings
TaOrs Goods, and TrimnibsG
White Goods and Hosiery
Dress Good Of the Bewes. and ehoicesta ycf
Yankee Motors .
Domest ca Ia the lowest cash Pnces)
Hoyes Ss ausdOwn SEWING COtt0n,' &C. &C =,
We invite the Attention Of closest buyers tor eAh n>
.bo credit
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To Mariners.

SxnExy LlsHr-HoUsE. FLORIDA REEFA FIXED WHirE Lear
~ p .ssrs-Ths beng erected replace
by Of st situated 10 tie c~ntsf Of
- 60 al Ford, founded Iol " iron Piles covering
n 3 fe.t AZ sd tapenE - FEET >, the top The
~ No. OF one ssory - feet and - feet hight =
1900 70 et above All from thence there 70 yndre
- -. hisbt which lads 70 the lantern
~ ,croon ,ostssS p feet u hight has nAkng
,be structure II feet sboye loT |Stsi 1900 ,.
mol rsctue painted Sfa DAEE COLOR except ne lantern
en apparus d he Fresns Gt order, and Of the
A,r 40 Fixl ysred by fAshss Il show. for ne
49, ,Tr clear s-sady hEat Alternate nng,e there
S, 49, OF 10 seccuds dzr1on EecGc Ind Ice By partial
~ es plane feet above oT EH,e- TIE TANGENT ray al
- - sTee Of the y nsatcl u 81 100 statute miles and
- ,r wi b distinctly vbe e, csAncss oeJ end as point
rtr Of the observer ave TIE aee o. ne ~,
e. FIo a. q IS -t oV TIE syei Of he sea should
- ser a, fnsE!y Il nurca niles TIE aitlce and
iouTiru6e a. determined BY he Coast Survey are
iek I'm - J rorth.
~ Sez5 Sc 3 ~est o. Greenwich
H. suctu o: erection ane nser conpe0n ene
"a hri-vsd Exh VII b exhibited n a. the csung month %
June Due VII be gwen Of the Pree day. - soea q can &c
drtsrriDed upon
Py order o. the Light ioass Board 80 80 ,,rn,
Lieut.. Tcp Engineers IL cnGse CT re "oft
Ph1s3elpLi., April 20 it51 --.s
Cart Vrcer, vreIt sIved Al Charesioo reported
three Ct the or Doeoy Bar Oes were o. ne
nat
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Hafnl.
l., ,ha financial coumn will be found the advertisement
=, usssrs Wirsow Lsnier & Co, Of large amount Of
p.lyoad Bonds, and City and County Securities which
or Cor sale The reputation Of the house introducing
ne Securities sufficient guarantee that they first
l.ss They are well worth the attention OF investors
Thu detail Of the foreign commercial news is favorable
c...o,. closed at 1905 SlOOi, The money market was
.a.;sr TRe Tspes says
nv o.s, state of the money market continues, and the
~. Mills have again been readily discounted to-day at p
a. cent In quarters an impression prevails that no
PCT az any amount have taken place AZ low
. MT In one paper having two three months
sS this afternoon to the extent NEARLY
.ot merely 70 the same nrin' o"' 10 otnerS
The AforHing Advertiser says
uonsv marh ct is easy, but there is sin fair de-
- Gov accommo dati0n, and the leading Lombard ST.
houses as yet DO no business under * cent the current
sno'sssa - margin - to cent In quarters in which
.ora limited business is usually done reduction from
these has been IN sos - nayk ,h $780, W oa tee
Quotafions above gwen SpPe.S 70 ~ 0 present range
of the market for actual business
80, .aacreSse Of fs3ssl5 from the previous report
s,s had been several arrivals nom Australia with gold
hoh bsd no, reached the Bank and more was near At
nsnd one vessel had arrived with sVVV ounces Anone'
ar AZ 600 ounces another with $1,000 ounces Nc The
W. vas over 100000 ounces, valued at tseoooo
80 n;oos of dollars Some Of the vessels ne Ar az hand
Mtnown 10 have over 100000 ounces on oosrd Al Syd
80 odd has risen 73S. Cd and as lhe lSst esoor
hrsush into Sydney ti6OOo and sOOVo ounces nnS
oIVuf sea from Melbourne The total exports rom Syu
- he end Of January were loSooSo ounces valued
f3s701o5. -. w....- e-O-o ,ha West Indie.
Inc ~ ,rmer prices VIM IS. llsd OF. for dollars
was sVs "a ~ on for standard bars The whole OF These
rrnlies was taken for INDIA a, II ,van,,a
snPps EN- Rotterdam state the suspension OF enite
AdVicc' Of transactions in sugars and colo
20, ~ ~ ssnsrsly Their liabilities were understood
NAL prSSs s,wssp and and the event wGS
ss % ,Ops smaller houses one OF whom An'"ep hA'
Already suspended
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Disasters. &c.

p, ps,e AxS AUGUSTA Weymouth NJ Morl n 81 Domingo
c b nit for Boston, with mahogany and gnun Vf sprung
t = "a laws out endeavoIing 70 put INFO uAs Island Af
-, - mon The and became total o 20 IrcuaIs Ne
s . 70 he cargo undoubtedly insured - Boston capt
Csn Nol Island setting up ne Dusn lhree Of
re have arrived New York HALIFAX orE and h4Vecoe 70
pr.,or The freight money 81, 100 insured 10 boon-
p,ay NoRrHvooO Of Bath from Assei ot heSani va
,oS ITO Portland 10th inst on the railway having sprung
Aeak she loaded , xy...- "a Sa,et.rx NJ The
ExTRAcT LETTER 70 EN"Ooo "S-'e-' ISIS -' " 'N'
bOeo % scgR was HunnsweAs Point Bath
NJ on ~ Ijth INST and supposed TO be ollsrd IN ,
- SsrR.ScF on the Of bng meme Of ooaion "hch
m, ~, Tsb esky At Offices IL Sewbedoa 70 ne amount Of
sO ,ouyxsvtIt CITY ApLahics from Providence pre-
80. IN uort without nAnopnss having lost II 90 the
To- - The cap, the lower part ST. remaining "a ~ place.
Ia 30 on TIE freent passage a. reported
spoken. sASFEaScIsco, April 70. lass
Realm = about ready fo AID ~i sa ioS the Loos lsl
lhe ~ ,nno Tor The United States tsE days ship Remit
. 80 5rbarsd Clipper ship JACOB Bel ~ <1naed ago IA
As y ". 49, her goods sso damaed from snip
% No., OF York has damaged cargo Of one inYolce no
NJ bsx beeu o auction 40 badly vet BY AT water SHIP
f,o New has also some wet tooos ~ s1, wrer,
az An ased Ship Aoonl, tIom NeE Yort has
order for new snip BARK storm OF aud
yI h.. landed Der IN good order for small ne~
sbort passage Al new clippers canaze more or es oy
,snsd three clippers the pa, week al Of them had
49, on he Of the deck and
S,rk. attention paid % VENT aron 70 the
81. oud BE- the Cbppen ought 70 20 tase deck
DAMAGED PAT Of Ter cargo and there
10 . 70 the loss The ship fyias Chleeu Captain
~ s-or, p ron i IA ding her cargo II sooc sfder
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nemopals.

CHAS. c. INGHAM has removed from No ~ White
- 81 to No ss4 oh st, east Of lafayette place
mr.. DIXON has Removed from No. ~ Granj-st a
No q SHAY between sch and lohss Hour for eoa.ets.
hetweu and - mornings and aud evenings The oace "a
scape No Aston House where AL communications reatno
ituust be made
Il va G. L. CHESTER have removed Asr
Il. Law Offices from No. 81 Wasf 10 No 2ls kuon.st
OF Greenwich, the Ocean Bank -
ISAAC KIP Jr, has removed 90 No. 81 Wals.
Primes Bgilding first Aoorl Stocks Bonds Sc boosm ~
sold.
4 AWRENCEs DAGUERkEOrlPESa are remoFd
II to his new splendid Rooms No ISL Broadway cor "hs<
ATESMITH & Co have removed TO the spacious stens
~ Nos 90 and II Broadway
NOTICE of REMOVAL. w. BASsErT, Cher-
~ Apothecary ga Broadway respectfully annonnces
81 Bleekes four doors OF broats,
conjunction With Mr. TADMAN the business WI ose<
ducfed under he firm u fADMAN "a
DEMOVAL-The subscribers have removed ina
II No Liberty west Of broadway where %
have on hand and well adapted STOCK of Foreign ant<
Their assortment complete inc nj ns e
thing In t6e line wanted country store prices the H1
: HUTCHINSON Co, No lis t1berty<
EMOVAl.-SPOFFORD, TILESTON ~ Oh,
Ia have removed from No a. southst To No 30 brosdwun
stairs)
TNHOMAS RICHARDSON, Agent of Liverpool I'd
aeepha steamship Co. has removed 20 No 10 Bfoadwr
rTHE BOOT MAKERS UNION have remoyedfm
Il No 80 Nassau to No 10 Ann-st, near the Museum
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORE.
Cleared

steausaps-Pscih Nye, LIVERPOOL z K Collins CO.. p Dora
do Davenport. Aspnwan NJ. C. Roberts -
shps-E D HsrDton Liverpool Deess CO. Hevets Marsh,
Whitock Rato, Mitchell SchOdac Sesnth Sens
Charlemsgne, sipser 81 stephens B Nesuith sons
(Brem) Meyeidek. Baltimore, g. j. Beatehe
Convoy upper ST. yohu Brett Voc. Coz Hsyfusn Sor~
Schroeder So Join B. schmidt Bshen Henrst,a (NscE
Ran Rehuco Thompson Neuha1se KsnswhA NsrshAu Sa
vanrAb Carlisle Co MGTg4reta Esspope ST. John " b d. f
linston Vickery Iran Laza NznGg Et1n Brunette MeUah
MsiAf r.. P Buck 4 Co
Bnfs-Norma (Pruss) Topp Sen Pavenstsdt Schumacher
Cahsripe JaksSnvie PECK Ere DolEas
81 Johns y. p J. Whitney CO Angus Edward Aseki)
Gerloa Amsterdam Thompson NelhAnse
sehrs-lates Robbrs Isessouvile Wm. lnEols' l. smith
Hunter Wilmington Donald Posr, NEsguskaS To - Johas
p R. II. d. Coz Genens Wilhenips Dutehl Dok
man Amsterdam Funeh Meincke Samuel =. Smith Smith
Georreowr Slashf: Ccnels Young Ne~ Bedford
McMnnen. Johu. Kelley Smifhers
Brown GdiDsr Providence, Bernie, Or
Rcwfort, Havre. Boyd HiDcken
PTop-Blaek Diamond Philadelphia W Thompson
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owl fcTsgn bsHk
% he ssHdy HOos M,E9stie T.l.E1f1- }

One ta't and hrE Bound nus aS~l b
the SPIT
ore lark rss, TIE H0of and ba-k il d. OT,o
.ruals
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comparison Tor the Two years 20 INC IN % nay I77-
and 1859 showing the general course OF trade IS as follows
ANU 1859. 1883. Increase
49, York Albany and West Troy Ton , 49,, 49,.
"...,chendse freight. ...sSSoH sSiWl SiN-Si
ua.io Rlack Roek, TonawandA and Os -. 800.
"ssc ion produce fcm other Sses sSssl eao2l SsosS
All eshef Offices produce Il this stAte 'oo' %s'a 4s
= ....... s9iA9O5 s8osg7 sassss
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Toial. ''''''''' ~. -
s,roson Draper sold the following securities at the

simeon Draper sold the following securities at the Ez
change TO day
Iea,rson Fire ns
49, North
~ uarhsnies Bank Of Wiiamsburgh 49,
,so hsres Ontario
y. North ~
$3.50 Harvey and Iron
49,. uucsiou Of Ohio. 10
1890 al Heepah Maintowao Plank Road Co, lt
-
so eco hands az he pauphn aud Susquehannah Coal Co
la mort y cent convertible s!tG ~
s1eo eco bonds CITY JeAersonyile 70 a rs
Tr RAM of ALBANY has declared asemi annual dividend
If cent payable on the 10th inst
The tolls collected on the New York State Canals from
Che opening Of navigation TO the 9TH May in each of the
years nom 1850, was as follows
Je"'s To,.1 90 Nav hawaii kvutee
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Inc LandOa MlnlDg anu ointILnH tompAiy vas 10 Dc
wound up and the money be returned the subscribers
The representations regard TO the location not
tanned by the examination.
The Proridence Journal notices the sale of the works OF
the Providence Iron Company to Henry L. Bowen for
$4,000 The property cost the original propretors
$3.50 OO0 in addition to which large amount was sunk in
prosecuting the business The establishment will soon
be again put in operation.
Tie AtOn lIl-l Telegraph says p. Batchelder, of
Upper Alton who has been heavy dealer in stock during
the last two has failed for upward of 900.
Charles Osgood has been chosen President and David
o. Strong Cashier Of the Bank at Norwich called the
Shetucb Ct Bank.
The Rochester and Lake Ontario Railroad was opened
Wednesday.
A letter from 81 Clair Mich, says:
The friends Of the projected Port Huron snd Lake
Michigan Railroad had meeting at Port Huron few Gays
ago at which announced by gentlemen from Quebec
and Montreal that three Ourths of the necessary capital
would be furnished in Lower Canada and Milwaukee
offers supply the remaining half million, prOba
be that the Road will soon be made.
The receipts of the Louisville and Frankfort Railroad for
the month Of April were:
Passengers ...........S8s2Z o3 Mai Seryoef... bf q
Freight oooo 90
Total.
Receipts for April 1852 IA"o %
Aprll 1853
Several of the Indiana Free Banks preparing TO
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FINE ARTS,

A SPLENDID FULL LENGTH PORTRAIT OF EUqE
- ME 90 Guzman, Countess OF Teba, Empress OF ths
Drawn from nature by Coe.tin Dsshays and
tifully Autographed by Crehen Size OF print 10 BY ii
lhches Iriee OF each copypaln 81 coiorcd - The
he sent free TO any part Of the United States.
DAVID DAVIDSON, 100 Nassau street.
pICTuREs PICTURE FRAMES, LOOKING GLASSES
j. and clocks wholerale and retail
terms by BERNARD scQuILLIN, at his old established
LerV ~ Catherine street, New Iyrx. pledges a,u.
self to give satisfaction to all who MIN ,dlsrs
And dealers supplied. Clocks repaired AID waxrantoA
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
MUSICAL.

49,
MRS. sEGUIN, PROFESSOR OF VOCAL Music
M Italian and English secular has decided t.
r sours each day for the instruction young
ROOM Mrs. Segun will be happy give ali
concerning tcrms, plans &C. az her residence eg WHIT
street. near Broadway. ' -"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-30
TIE TRADES.

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J. Bell. Mr. Barker.
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Mr. CHAMPION. VantasseI 4 Wood.
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N. Samson. Mr. Harvey.
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loving resolutions were unanimously adorted:-
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advance Of they will do with the unanimous
On motion vote of thanks hereby rendered to our en-
pay ss to that
Of the who have sustained in cndcavors to
n.t.n vote Of shsnIs va. s.nderod the President
On motion Of thanks also rendered the Vice
Kshed in the Herald. JOHN G. YOUNGS, President.
JAMES X. RAYMOND, Secretary
CARPENTERS NOTICE THERE WILL DE GRANT
procession Of the New York Carpen
ters Thursday March 81 at half psst7 o'clock to
from the Washington Parade Ground carpenter In
the city ought be and have their increased
another shilling day There will be meeting Con-
yention Hail. Wooster street Wednesday evening" TO
range for the procession.
NeTICE-THE UNDERSIGNED, IN BEHALF OF THE
IN shipwr!ghts cakers and sparmnkers Of Now York and
vicinity would respectfully thank the following named
cmcn their employers who generously consented
M WesterYeit, Messrs Dimon Smith, Mr. Foulks Mr..
Stmonson Mr. Brown, Mossrs Roosevelt Foioe Perrne,
Patterson Stack Boil Co, John English, wbitlook
Borren Edsa CO., Palion brothers, Glazier, Mona.
Co, Seeor Co, Mcpherson, Baker Co.. Hayden
Co. TAber Williams Mr. sneeder, Mechanics Co. Barnaby
Co., Bloomfield Whiting, =. Rusk, F. Tilford, Ezra
Buckman Co., Denikc King and others not reeoected
sSigned) DAVID IRISH. \
#. T. TURNER,
TII0S. WATERS. Committee
FRANK THOMAS
THOS. 0'BRIEN,