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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-01-18
1853. SPRING CAMPAIGN. 1875
Worlds Fair Speaking


NTESSRS. MORGAN, CURRAN & Co., would res
1fl pectiuy announce TO the Ladies and Gentlemen of
Dubuque that they have just received per EXPRESS direct
from New York, TEN PACKAGES rich and fashionable
SPRING & SUMNER GOODS,
consisting, in part, Of as follows:
SILEs.--Gr. due Rhine; Super Gace Canton Stripe !;
Plaid Gro du Afric; Polt du Ioil, &C., &c.
SuAwIs.-Plain ard fgd Black Silk Super do );
Grape; Tibet Wool Brooches, Barge, &c.
.4LSO-a large assortment of
STR AW GOODS,
embracing all the styles prevailing in the Eastern
cities.
BosSsTs.-English split Straw; Net Lace, Luton,
Pearl and Pedal Tripol, Crystal Palace, China Pearl,
Albon Pearl and Brussels Blond and Gauzs Florence,
English DunstabIe, Cohurg, &C., &c.
GENTS HATs.-Panama, Lcshorn, Grenada, Mandarin,
Pedal Palm Leaf, &C., &c.
Boys AND MISSES HATs.-An endless variety, Rut-
land, Birds Eye, English Straw, Gondola, Rice and
straw, Grey Lace, Lace Boomers, Leghorn, Mendarin,
Pedal Bloomers, &c. &c.
We leave it fer others to boast of their g immense
stocks.' and the like, but all ask, LADIES' is that You
will indulge for few days longer and promise to
.Low You lie best assortment of FAsHIoSABLE Goops
ever broug it To Dubuque.
MORGAN. CURREN Co,
AprilS Worlds Fair
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale,

/. THE Saw Mill, ia One running order. and
lis 1000 acres Of Timbercu Land attached loo ated
IN tho South FORK Of the Makoqueta. 6 i-2 miles
g. E. 0f Cascade, is for SALE The Mill was newly fur
Eishod last fall with the most approved machinery ca
pablo Of cutting 5000 feet Of Oak lumber per day The
Timber, wchis Of very fine quality will be sold en-
tire parcels suit purchasers There ia steady
eadiucrsasng demand for ali lumber manu- AT
this establishment at good is in the Immediate
vicinity Of very rio and aourishing settlements Al
triding expense, Grist Mill could be attached
uponthe same water power. Any person dcsiross OF
heespiag wealthy, would do well examine the prem
Uses ftrtsras aud further particulars the Pro-
pFietorwouidr refer pure hasesste
mo. NJ McDANELD
Real Estate Agent
Orto WIN. ANDREW
City Hotel, 1897 Dubuque
March 3ist. 1853. daw-lf
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-01-18
MclOdeOms: MeiOdcons.
Dubuque City Mills,

Dubuque City Mills,
Ccrser Sd and Water streets,
hAVE constantly on hand, Superfne and Family
IL Flour, warranted prime article al wholesale 81
retail.
We ~illdever fourfrec Of charge, within the limits
Of the city.
1yamted-Good Fall and Spring Wheat, tor which
cash will be at market prices INTERIOR shrunk or
splled wheat not purchased.
April. 30. issl. NADEAu ROGERS co
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f.. SPOTS WOOD.

MANUFACTURES Of Gents and Boys Clothing
ls1 socits share ofpublic patronage and hoIes to
give satisfaction TO all who may be pleased TO iaveI him
with their custom.
shopover Farley and Chrisman's Dry Goods Stor
Main-strcet. Entrance between the Bank and EXPIRES
office.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-01-18

1000 GALLONS Stoneuare, for sale at wholesale,
io"O for less than manufactured prices, by
THOMAS & COOK.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-01-18

THE ATTENTION

nF the citizens of Dubuque and adjoining Counties Is
~ invited 10 the following and rGia0bie Inrention,
for APPLYING Electricity in cheap and elegant form to the
cure of Disease.
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sCARp,s COMPOUND

u.
For the cure OF DEAFNESS, pains, and the discharge
OF after from the ears also all those noises
like the buzZing of insects, falling OF water whizzDg
of ST am &C. &C, which s.ult, apI reaching
deafness and also generally endani with tie disease
Aug G-y 7. MASON, Rrsnf.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-01-18

n HHDS. choice N. O. SUGARS, and full supply
i " of Family GROCERIES, just received and for
sale wholesale and retail Also good assortment OF
fQucensware, from Boston, by
]. c. WEATHERBY& Co..
sept 30. Main st. Dubuque.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-01-18

AL, OIL! OIL IL have hand supply Of the
~ following Oils 10 barrels Lard Oil, 10 barre Is
Linseea Oil, 3 barrels Sperm OIL, barrels Fish OIL
g. barrels Tanner Oil, which viii .eli low for cash
TIMOTHY MASON,
sept u Sisn If Good Farn7e!i tar
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Fish.

New York Advertisements.
From the Newspaper dvortisine ayencv
8. NJ. PETTENGILI. A. CO..
ie2 Sas-au-St, Ne. York and 10 STATE ST Bostca
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AFFLI TIE D, RE ID!
PHIL.4DELPIH.4
MEDICAL HOUSE,

Established Is Years ago, by DR.. Kinkciin, a
". corner Of Third md Unton streets, be-
treen Spruce and Pine SIS, Phita.
EIGHTEEN years of extensive and uninterrupted
practice spent in this city, have rendered DR.. kinkelin
the most expert and successful practitioner tar and near
in the treatment Of all diseases OF private nature Per-
afflicted with ulcers upon the body throat or legs.
pains in the head bones mercuriai rheumatism, strc
lures, gravel, disease arising ol youthful excuses
impurities ofthe blood, whereby the constitution has be
come eneeblcd, all treated with success.
lie who places himself under the of DR.. X, may
religoussy code in bis honor as gentleman, and con-
fdenily rely upon his skill as physician.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Young men who have injured themselves by ccrtain
practice INDUCED ina habit frequently learned from evil
companions school the effect of which are nightly
felt when asleep and destroy both mind and body
should apply Immediately Weakness and constitution
al debility loss Of muscular energy, physical iassude
and general prosraon rritabty and all nervous afec.
tons, Indigestion, suggshness of the liver, and
disease in any way connected with the disorder of the
pucre functions cured and full vigor restored.
READ!!
YOUTH AND MANHOOD.
A Vigorous Life or a Premature Death,
KIsKELlH ON ELF-PREsERyArIoN-ON
2J CENTS
This Book Just published is filled with useful norma
ton, on the infrmes and diseases of the Generativa
Organs 1t addresses itself alike TO Youth, ManhOo
and Old Age, and should be read by all.
The galuable ADVICE and impressive warning il gives
will prevent years of misery and sulerng and
~ remittance of 25 cents, enclosed in letter, ad
dressed to Dir. KINKEIlN, N w. corner of Third and
Union streets, between Spruce and Pine Philadelphia,
will book under envelope, per return of MAIL
PeIsoas at distance may address DR.. x. by letter,
(pust- paid } and be cured at home.
Packages of Medicines Directions, &C., forwarded by
ending remittance, and put up secure from damage OF
curiosity
all others supplied with the above work at very low rate
July %, 1859. WHY
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-01-18

a Cripple sets aside has Csmcads after 10 gear,
suffering.
Copy Of Letter from Mr. Thompson Chemist, Ii, Ell
pool, dated August 20th 1899.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-01-18
| = TONS assorted Iron, for sale by
~ May 10 GILLIAN & EMERSON

Fresh Arrivals.
OK Drums Goldfish; 60 boxes p and IA Raisans;
- 40 Pkg's chests and 10 chests Tta
25 Boxes No. ] Soap Tierce Rice;
cask Brandy; do Port Wine;
The above Goods will be sold to the trade in town or
country at a small advance on cost.
b. J. O'HALLORAN,
Commercial Hall, III .Nain-st., Dubuque
Alse, fine lot Of Harvesting Tools, seythe Snaths,
Forks. SIckles, &c.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-01-18
WeIIAOO feet decr.
Farmers, Lock Here

The Hishe:t Market Price viii be paid for Butter
Cheeee, Bacon Hans Egga, Poultry, Cats and Corn.
nv store THOMAS q COOK.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-01-18

REsH Core OYSTERS Sardaes and Cocoa Mats for sale
l. by THOMAS and COOK
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-01-18

DIME Apple, Vermont cream and ". r. Cheese, jus
& received by TucHt - ard COOK.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-01-18
Fever aud Ague.

THlLL Fever, Dumb Aeuc, Intermittent and Remit
~ tent Fevcrs, and all the various forms Of Bilious
Diseases specially and thoroughly cured by Dr. Osgood
Indian Caotagogxe. Sold by Dr. L. MAscs and W. p
ALLEN. Dubuque. July IS, 1853 dawt
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-01-18
NEsy GOODS {!

JNLG'R ~ the SACK or barrel, FIR sails at
! SEPT ~ VESTS.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-01-18
THE TRUE
DIGESTIVE FLUID,
OR
GASTRIC JUICE.
SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE.

tail on the Agent. and get Descriptive circular
gratis giving large OF Scientific Evidence from
Lcihg's Animal Chemistry; Dr. c. mbes PLY sNlogy o
DIgcstson; DR.. Perera Food and Diet; Dr. Jehn w
Draper of New York University; Prof nuEglisons Ply
siulcgy; Prof Siman, of Yale ollie &c; Dr. Carpenter
Physiology together with reports OF Cures fTCm all
MARKS of the United
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-29

Reuben Loyejoy testifies that one evening James
B. Taylor int his Office and said TO him that he mad given
his cheek for 900 keep another mans bid from being
handed in which was higher than witnesss It much
Ia I s s named a. ".
member the Bsme Mr. Taylor said would cost from $4,000
s75 900 hs operaton-the purchase Of the
property-tbTough the City Government.
Mr.. Herring testfies that he never had any CONVEX
ation With any person or persons nor was IN any way con-
to be offered for the purchase Of the
ersy Otherwise than stated in his examination but tha.
when he asked him join him and others In Purchasing the
property witness declined to doso; said he you'd moth
BY BIN; II any were gwen in bis name without his
snowledse pryty procurement or CONSENT witness .b
knowledge he has Of the matter derived public
prints and hesrray subsequent 70 the purchase.
Alexander II. Schultz teetifes: On seeing q resou-
ton othe Finance COMMITTEES offering the property
for sale TO D. Martin, he made up h. mind TO be eompet
Of setting fune.i ssreed them that II sue
esfu witness was 20 have certain interest In purchase;
witness would take care Of two Aldermen and hat T.yIor
should Alderman Bard and Others The witne declined
present thing further the plan
be might be induced 70 erin mate hmself
Was tie plan adopted subsequently carried oati
oeeline 70 s1sser that question might tend TO
eriminse myself
ws there any money used and how much to the
the Sinking Fund to procure the usDtt
decline 70 answer the ground that the may
hse you any knowledge ofsny money property other
ssIs, being tiyen OF promised 20 be gwen 20 snJ
any vote or votes which any Of them give
personally interests 49,
a. 90 noi recoeet sny instance coming my knowledge
except whst have heard from James B. Taylor.
jams ID. Taylor testified that he applicant
of me G.nseyocr property In his name offered $50 900;
covered With Draper and vanum before making the sppes
uoa ara naed them to join him had understanding or
With member Of the Sinking Fund In relation
bet 70 the best Of his recollection after the
ppneston had some talk with them; Lovejoys application
Sn az vitness request
Were there used induce AID BEd to favor
the sppliesfont
\ Dc not k1cv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-29

Among the bills for the celebration of the 18th Of
July 1852, is one for $500 for fireworks. 1t was
drawn on John Dillon order being charged as
those used Of Randals Island The bill is indorsed
John Dillon.
John Dillon being sworn, testfes that he did not
Sn,.A spy fireworks 1882 aid he ever furnish Ere
o,ls for suy place; witness brotberinlsw Of Ala Wesley
S,th never received any for fireworks re-
ns,d bx any one tc them; the b exhibited was
ssepted 70 him BY Wesley Smith who requested him to put
H n.me on H. which he id and then Smith took It away
lar hm never received any portion OF the money never
,i.in for III never made bill against he Com
mon Council any other Cor hrewosn va quite i
,.n, n the matter until informed BY Wesley smith about
a. .lose Of Juy;l the words John Dillon, ksadss Island
. esoov cn Exhibif A, IN the handwriting Of wesley
s.Sh Witres vishes 70 make explanation a. 70 nenin<
-. ss.s n ~ hssk Of tbs vsuase Ad sm'ea sesnss
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-05-14

not short Of the islands OF the sea In this COMPARISON
how paly do these sectional uds and chickering's appear
How insane for such have been suggested to
arrest the work OF organizing these and fertile terri
tons of the East and the West where the mighty tide
population oyerspeading the valley Of the Mississippi
and climbing the ranges of the Rocky mountains will
meet and minge with the that pours east
ward from the golden shores OF the Pacc Our position
would be that of the sordd wretch in the vision Of
the Pilgrim who busy with his muck-rake gathering
up chips and dirt and garbage unmndfu of the gitsng
Of eternal life and glory held suspended by an an
gel over his head
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may asasy letter. postage
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The COUNTRY PAPER published ui weekly during
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Subscriptions fos period year win be received
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CITY OF WASHINGTON, SUNDAY MORNING,

others to condemn their a,r
and laugh at their folly
ltrq. .acceptation, is To-.
sspa q within. thsI -
ltheif slrr-s>u4aliihi
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-05-14

buke lNeir presumpNAa
inistexial function, IN it's
/ and its professors fe-
!, SO, when they abanddp
}he passions and mix in.
nj, do they lose theirs
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To deal damnation round the land
On each they deem His foe ~

Who sent them ntothe political eass to handy
epthets Of partisan warfare in the Of the Most High
to apply such terms TO which the tenor Of their
manifesto shows they did not understand and which, per-
chance no one OF them had read
They say they have legal right thus to mngIe in poit
ica affairs SO they have thanks to The liberalty and
tocraon Of tho constitution and laws il Is their daily
business to backen and denounce There no doubt Of
their right Mr. Chairman and equally clear is the right Of
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28
MUNICIPAL And TOWN ELECTIONS.

MioBIGAs-ln Barry County the Board OF Supervlsors
ssnes oies Free Soers In 81 Joseph Count tse 5oird
s~peA Whiss 81 Free SOIL Demccrat TIE JteSoa Sses
eysrsy that crafty fact that nof a9se oAs 90 far
btAd nom the Stale ~hch yoed oI tho Temperance law
IN June lat h elected Rsm ticket Aud eSe osa sneo
'ne NenMh. h made test IL has been rePosiaed oy
people In lor County IL Nhis 10 Free Democratic 40
o Lane Denoerse Supervisors Decided actien asaisst ire Ne
sss eh We taken beyly all the owDs The Democrats IN
e "wos OF oisco and lor coory ses sdoPtrd ens rec
uops s.oeHg Their "uncomp oPpo I'm 20 me fepe
ne hssopfi Compromise sn0 Portland lonia county tne
shS nd Dtnocrss In their union caucus did hkewne' IN
sho IN ions Couny bsiloeox having been pre-
20 'hs All could vote this dFseefu measure ~ss
"a spon esnssns the pole1 a VI h.d been ess
o ~tH1 were In favor b-spo~ wing tast not
~ q approved OF ta fair expression OF tue '.s~s au,
~ o tns esa OF the North reiat on 10 th oaen aug
h hCoitlsid Kent County the DcmocTa c csndd.Is
bsned besn who 1sd long Represented the 90
hnsel IN favor Of tie NeOrssfs a'oninsnon sno ne
H. sN Ae eeeou Of Ferry, Independent ard sno NeOfS.s
use os Of Union branch Coun,, omsted tbs Democrats
presiding ssocis-d with q Il Acseioy Town Oe5k
49, snd oeeed scton sssn" svefy ano tno 70
WI y the town ueeihE The vote OF Cs AUD sta toI
- oh was demned and the course OF Mesn Nooio
10 vot against the niquy sustained AID tas aouse
o. 'nse'Hesdt vote against the repesi OF ne ''o3i
neekfosD, nl-Warner, Democrat, is elected Mayor
w Nie Of the cpposns candidates
n"foRT, L. The Wings have elected their Mayor
nnheat opposition all tho Aldermen and counehmsh
rae "ges eseept the Fifth and in the second =
LIMA O-At the la'e spring election in the Town OF
N ~ by majority OF sooat 0a 70 ens sa
Ssseei Baker
D'lfHos, O.-Mayor j. K Murphy anti Nebraska
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28
MARRIED

ARC6Ra-HILL-o O. the 9Th April Sc Johns ca1ra sy
he Rev Or B.nb ssnsel Archer 10 Ass sarah eldest
osu,h er Of Eo~ Hnl 81 ofths Cay
BsXfkR-RAND Al srookvs The lssh inst. " tss
Rev d Latham, hr ssxter of AascrD1sa Ulster %
TO xis Luerrs Rsne Of the fornsr plscs -
EkBtEE-WELLs In hs tity On fhs~dsy Aeri "a ct tss
nrich Church By the Rev DR. da es Sen
fnse Fs A, dsssher Of se late hLpa "es E' Of
IswOLD-wHrrLEsEY-I, sev Preston. Cons ls:b ms.
b, tis asr L, DSss 6rs~old Of hIaa . HeIeA
Vhiiil se, Of hes p sstsn
hARFEk- sAcKErr-Is this City on Thu,ssy. APrn n =,
ID. Rsv D. v.ruilyes .os~ph Harper 20 sA d. CssdAe
essssnr az Anss ssebstt. F.q oil Of Ves York .
kcADAM- BOOT 10 th CITY Th1r-d.y April q o. the
Hs. wn eseh Mr. Qsesrn NeAdsn 20 hss Aary Sosth ~
bis City
fhursd.y April 2. by the Rev.
Blcerer bart Ar Fsnee, of bososs S>vG,nsh>
% khs Cornes Lyinsron esEstt<r Of Lvinson- Lsq
cftkn Cry
sTo.E KIheALt-ox Wednesday April 3 By ,ae Rev
Miller NJ rhomss Enelfne dsass
ter Off. Gsretrsr - kfnosi ofths City
vHlrrLEssY- KSApP-Ia Wsrr.a Conn sss = Nay BY
tie Fev Mr. wtemss elsbs Ghislesey Of kevPrestoe 70
Ms Erss J. krssp Of Wanes
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28
VETO, .A 20 ar., VI. wYa ~. Il HssrI w.r. .
DIED

ANrREws- TSur.dsy noruius 81, s.t s soes-s % '
tkis Cttr n ta- <Sh OF az sse
The fiend. tnvl-d % sss-sd hs aa-f fton
ks No rb S.urds' nors'ns = Seisek
SkNnCVkS the sssA iast Jsees Cs~-sssvsn - d
s.
si3 - inferred The Ceue<-sv Of Ev-rr>ees
kvANs = "a hsL 0-sh.n Green % y L sara,
ve D.vd r1er, Of Sev fors IN as ee y-s S asf
TIE e,d- respectfully invt to attsaf
be- fr.r, m oc ocs fr0n tne es@eoee Of nsr
~ ls~ John Jor-s Ne ~ hsDelfsl~
NOohf- De n the = last o. 70 NJ deary
Mere IN tie Sfh year Of rs ,se - -, -.
k f.r Z. rer' h frers % fr-sy Sh ia
Hs ~, Be hen Nsv 5saswek 'or iats'aess sy
TIE .'clcct trAfs . q,
oD0SsELL Oa Wednesday sIsst, April ss J'An oD'aash
sx-d =
The rsrs - tsse p.cs ftoC the ressnes Of h. f,asr.
No a. Oisrg.. ocosk this Tse friends 81 the
f,iy tke sf ELsins Co Ss a. respectfully In
G srstd
FARCEto- Ia N.et hs 18th April Of eensanPtica,
Be- Pae.lc, ss-s sbogt - ser
fercs invited TO st-ni bis tusers
from ms s.s residence bosios
o B-Bs-
sO,s-Un "wednesday afternoon Charles Ross ses
Ssysss
III. re.v-. -Eds the family invited sts.nd ths
rys.ts Ne $50 Fen,k fis. s't-'nsoa :, o'clock
suScebs the RE ~ Br sdss' on fae'csv aiset
a5tt r.t br Andrer Sehetet ssrd s,sussnie months
TIE fub.s tale place residence OF sis ooth.
Wp A Shepes No ~ west Thirte-nth q. s0iAs a.
Ths the f,s the neueers Of H0ak sat Latse
Co 40 and second Sssas Guard ia etssH's drss,)
respectfully nd Ihe EecsAas vii Be e,avsJst 10
Gre for
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28

Tie siv,te listers By the ARABIA DO not matersllJ dHS
n n lh- printed accounts Money q'oed as e's~
4Is. cent IN the disccur, msrses " ta nsassfsas
nun os coned, nee in the future Very u'e n'nos
taken Of Amer securities ahsush SOM rsa o'ss'
were beipr made We bear OF no stocks sent hsas s~
SAL. rIc ping Government stocks Tor edsmPsisa ~ es
Sc rsry.
T1r Iscrrpnct T~es says
Throughout TIE past week very few incidents
10 the conmercs readers have rsn.prs tho saly fss
turc OF importance being the Chsnoslor OF the bt,ae
cuers stai-snt the ccatoB Of the pablic balances
Antoueh Mr Glsdst"ues plans not ~ yet tally ex-
rlspea II spoess evident that tha Government ecnten
pse durins the present session to sii in msansr
10 the funded or unfunded debt and aier uaaess
saw for them have recourse 10 tee Golfers OF the
of Fnclana General satisfaction Is expressed bv cspi
aists at ibis messurs il is exceedingly desirable in
reriod OF TO keep good balance sn naads Yer 81
coptpc ucies The vasatirg policy " Prussia snt Ass
tia on the question OF Russian aggression created Aas
panic IN the early part OF the week. rom vnicn -.
ever there has been recovery. The ssnlns o. pen
rover Is evidently toward Russia although ths dicSasss
of pccy point tow ard an alliance with the Western Pow
ers bat there is little doubt that the first engage nen 81
the allied fleets ARMIES against the common sns ny a
csrse decided snd energetic step to be taken oy osA
Powers.
"The Money Market continues to exhibit very easy
feeling and be sbundany supplied: the general rssss
being the ririmEm of the Bank OF Englsni, but prime
frs class poyer has been discounted in qusrters
Il cent, The demand for gold for remitsssce to tie
Continent which almost suspended for some weeks
=
take for transmission PARIS from the Bsnk OF Enslana
The returns from the Bank of England for the week
ending the s'h Of April give the following resuls whee
compared with the preceding return
Public deposits 1855 - pccrr~c ~. -
o,esr A. rs. l3slaSs Iucsesse. Ana RS
est....................... Slotoo' Decrease "Is'
"On tie other side ofthe sccoun,;
securities lSSslS iaee"e sSi ~
OthcE securities lSIs ~ Deifeess
The amount OF notes in circulation IL ts2tlests be
ing an increase Of ts7669 and the stock Of bullion ia
bob deyartmeuts is flsliO.599. showing decrease u
t3C9 ID when compared with the previous return.
The upward movement of the British Funds lat week
recey, check on Tuesday the circulation OF unfs
vorebe rumors having reference to the attitude Of Prusss
and Austria and the recall Of Chevaer Bunsea the sn
baessdor OF the former power. from the Court OF 81
James Tire contradictory reports set aost on this poist
have t nded to Keep the market daily la conaud state
OF tucuaton Yes,esdsy the ninatisn that thu expert
of gold 10 France resumed, aud contained hesvi
ness in the French Funds operated rather unsvsrsb %
Epcls Securities during the forenoon and Consos which
opeued s7i receded cent Eventually the opening
rrce was regained but the market closed with lsnyud
tone The following table will show the fluctuations IN
Consols during the present week .
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28

i;e birds Of bsr esges do 10, lie % see thsn
"iD s,svery"
Ah ~ th.re is chord touched hers l.. II vib-,.e.
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s'De TO thr ey bsgs their fashionable neigh
bos many to 'oer bass sppei'es al t, IN Some are
sbu Up cage like the brd- bu, they do not sing they
corehs, no, augn in their youth to ply the ctysd
bircs AID they never loved howers.
sTRIET CLEANING CosrRAoT.-Ths pspsrs banisd in
st the Office Of the C01m-ioner of streets $40 Lamps
rgGd 70 the Srtei Contracts examined rsesisy
The lowest bds -snsd bs the following gea,lsmsn.
who were declared TO be the >'es.fa competitor:
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28
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