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CLEARED
Steamship Nashville. Berry Charleston, sponOrd Tiles
Steamship Jamestown. cavondy, Norfolk. &c Ludlam
Ship American Congress, Williams London. Grinnell,
s ssysr
SHIP SHIP Xasussa Tlus FisESs s. Andrews, NIB, VIZ
;s, ssspssn
BsIi h..tsas tciSsnS'' dsidss Aaasdiii.. Hsanins.
B:Is s'SsE i
Bark Caroline rem) strinker. Richmond Pavenssedt
Brig isnsnio (sc) Rirro Malaga, chamberiin Robinson
Bris Favorte, v hite, 81 Thomas N Frssman 4 Co.
Brig Pauline Nor Brockman, Porto Cabello Agreda
Brig Il Stephenson, Smith, Cayenne, Hurlbut 4 Co
Bris nu%Solst Gem, Ponce, BrooE@an 1 Co. -
Brig VIM Stafford Niekerson, cardenas H D BroOkman
Brig Queen Esther Pendleton Trinidad Cuba Patterson
Bris Roderek Dhu OBJ, Mcneil, s. Johns NJ, ALoary
Ess " DER !s5Es1 sSl1i %
Hris Europa tBD, Francis. st John, NIB, J Whitney
Brig Adrianee, sjoiander, Csnso Punch 4 Meipske;
soSr Moses &srns Stone 81 Domingo J B s.rSy. =
Msssss AE'fsf
CIR
ssPr T pr.as Bssss sashs
Ser lsi' srs' Es
ss,r ka sf.hsr HOPPE soarsPGit Me- latch
ss';i bsysa
s sssr VIM Henry 9sy a S El %sB a.ss1 master
sIoop American, Briggs Proviaencc, 'j'i il Haveas.
sssr fhsn a. na HUI sroS%sneo, master
Steamer Piedmons Robinson Bsltimsrs Parker Vein
steamer Novelty, Bell, Phlsaeirsia. J al Briss.
Steamer Kennebec, Copes, Philadelphia Sanford.
ARRIVED
Steamship Star Of the South Marks New Orleans days
with mdss, 70 7 P stanton. :.
ms S.ss ana sssas :s T
spoke ship Robert Center from caao for New York The
Steamship southernor Evan Charleston 60 hours with
shp
The Southerner went on the lower end Of the East
got y sssa%sas Ssss3 Capt. Fountain
ar
psss ana st R.ssnssn: s 1s 20 x As u ss
1 TSS a1ss sisn oe as g.
saw hip dy With .S al
topns
.fsnF fs1 h sss a1ss
many large Iceberg. nay IL ssss sos :iSe;
oa 81 y
S; en g p sens.sd gr ship Mary Hannah ISnnd
boat Jacob A Westervelt.
Ship Fannin Leddy Galveston Is days. with cotton
hides, &c, to ii Brewer 4 Co.
Bark Mary Shade (of Boston,, Baker, New Orleans,
days, with wheat lard and hides, TO master.
Brig Principe Gchrist. Neuvtas May l. with mahogany
| &c, to Thos Owen Son.
Brig Kennedy (of Lubec) Corbit, Cardenas Is days
with and to Mar Rio Co; vessel to Brett
| Son Co.
Brig Emerald r Nc Donald Grand Turk Turks Islands
with .s to lasssr London
ana Lisbon q days where she put il n with md.e
a%sas or E'se white burseo red border will
sehr C&N Rogers tof New London) Rogers, Havana,
Hog Island. passed fore and aft schr sunk.
schr Carlotta DAM, Lamanth Port Platt IL days
with tobacco and hides, to Rossire Co. T. Tho
Gplf Stream experienced heavy gale from NV. lost
sail, bonnet of the foresail and jib
scLr Breeze: Dickinson, Doboy Isand7 days with um
bcr to Van Brunt Slaght May TO- lat ~ 80 lon 76 10
spoke brig John Alfred (of Pittston Mel Attakapa
for New York, days ont.
schr Henry Cole Hnzsltins, Newbern, NC, 4 days.
BELOW.
One brig, unknown.
SAILED.
Steamship Pacific, Liverpoo; Knoxville Savannah
jamestown, Norfolk, &c ship Washing ton LIVERPOOL
Wind during the day from South; sunset, calm.
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India and China.

THE RUSSIAN FLEET IN THE PACIFIC
The Hong Kong correspondent of the London
Times writing on March 1lth, says:
The mnil Of the oath of January is looked for with
great interest as regards the question OF war; and it
is to be hoped our government at home has not lost
sight of the importance of British interests in China
and India, in case of war with Russia. There mus
be now two Russian 50.gun-frigates, 10-gunbrg
and small steamer in the Pacific, and the Aurora
so, and the Navarino TO- are reported to be coming
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The Late Tragedy on Board the American
ship Moses Taylor.

From the Plymouth (Eng) Mail, April 22.l
REPORT OF THE CoRoNERs INQUEST. = de-
termned murder was committed on Wcdne sday, on
board an emigrant ship in the English channel. 1t
appears that the American ship Moses Taylor, 997
tons, OF Robbii.ston State OF Maine United States
captain Nathaniel Young French, sailed from Havre
on " Wednesday, with emigrants for New Orleans.
On the same evening, about halcpast eight o'clock
one OF the crew, Robert HILL OF mixed Spanish and
negro narontage, was wrangling with the steward
G nceIning his (Hiils) right of entrance to cabin
OF the ship. The chief officer, Mr.. John G. Drinkwa-
ter, an American observing tie dispute went up TO
the two men and ordered Hill to his work. The man
refused 10 20, and scuide ensued between them,
when Hill struck the deceased two blows with sheath
knife he carried, after the manner of American
seamen. The mate ran into the cabin eXcaiminr-
4" Bob has killed me" and almost instantly expired
He was large robust man, of about twenty-five
years OF age The murderer not put in irons but
the captain steered for Plymouth and arrived in the
sound late on Thursday night. Early the follow
ing morning. the magistrates OF Stonehouse, who
are the justices of the peace for the county issued
warrant ior he apprehension Of the murderer. He
was consequently removed from the vessel to the
lookup in Stonehouse. In the afternoon tie pris.
oner and the body n the deceased were taken to
quest held leioIe Mr.. ". Rumble. Mayor ard Coro-
ner er the borough Of Saiash and the liberties Of
duced-
Nathaniel Yourr French said am master Of the
ship Moss Taylor 81 Robbins;on state Of Maine, United
State; clipped the deceased st PASSPORT In the state
~ .iAht " ne name Of John G., IrnkwEter; he
IN American shipped him Is scconl officer to 20 to
ne city q Neg orleanf ami then to Europe and
back 10 the Jn,d States. 80 shirued him In De.ember
lt52' n January 1885, promoted him to the rans OF
irst ti1ctr an he VS. acting that capacity at the
time Of death; "Wednesday evening last (A1ril I9)
was IN ny cabin, when The ship vas on the high seas
about four hours ss from Havre hoard the deceased
making eisuessins noise. AMI he came into tie
calm and ftd, " Bob has killed mo.n I askei him
woo he said, bob saw deceased cxrlre ahont
,No minutes Miei. sav TIE blood was ooAny from his
Robert H was tie man understood the acces sol 10
refer 70 as h85JHf lN~sl 81, shinpel lin az g---
ZOO q On sos seaman last August he had fola me
frequently that lie was born ia the Island Of Martinique
ana thAt his moiher was mulat'o aud his father
thirk SraniarA ,bsve asted Hin freouent1r siure
~ Is .--4e 80 49, sl-s NAM Ae said lac could
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sails split bulwarks stove and sustained other damage
swsy her keel fore and AFT ''A "A1 'A'''o
nA9x sf Boston, sawyer from Mosquito
night Of Tote but was got of and l2th
scHR TIcxR at Saco from Philadelphia cot on the bar
9th and hllsd. but was got on. s'' = ''' '''
Whalemen.
ss g. "a 5 g A eli
II sS s'sh Is, Vi 81
or :ap S.s Honolulu
on IL ss q o VI % VI s sHd IS %
d. 4 and Nichols SS Jane. So Hro'S shs
TssS.s lss'iss i::sS: einsiaas Il
81 s!s
.nP SPOKE as on M
p Zone NarsiOn, FG, 20 phemss Dickson, TahOr' SB,
sfifTas
sTss . hs s s
Jan H. q Three Kinss Ridte Nant Feb is lat q
March .A iS sssS
Islands News Islands. reported with 500 SSs sie
BARK Helen SNOW, Brayton Maize Jan a. Pernamsuoo
AI,4 With coo slls OH Lei! 4 Pernambuco Homer
sid bark L Brastow, Atlantic Ocean.
Spoken.
m star ss. BSyo n S% Boston for Liverpool
,ssss sl.sh p sgg'f aG Sa loss Of ''pm' steering
shp bound W. with topssllsnt mast and head of
,s passed "a inst II l Ion
mat, was seen 7ih ins lat q 20, lon g..
Foreign Ports.
nyns5 ,sr S5, port March n ship nsnj Aymsr
Boston 10 days californs, Hgsns, for do weeks; yrs
f oa Bocn o''ann' Moore 70 Loaf
Cars TewS-In port March IL banks Jupiter Avery and
ship Uriel, Foster, supposed for Calcutta.
aoSTkyIpEe-In port March IS bsrks Arseniine Upton,
Boton Amazon Long, s FOR Ba%e s1S' A''' =
r5n srrsm. 9 ,, c AKA. a AT BssTCcS s
from rs.1as Ard kayarS and c,s
a sHs, Arr %pIi d e.rs f%sr.sn c,4
,or Boston Plying pu,Sa%.n HnSssr from m Canton for
AnSsess4ssd Apiil u Hero, Steele Proydsnss; 18th
fSSsss: Si,' Asy
I sSn pi s, rsaar sed 9Sse Bliss for
BrAcHy lirAp-oa April 20 New York Packet, from
In r;irS-ArT April %. Antelope, y Orleans; Hermins,
BR rRnAvrS-sld April H. Nsr York Packet, NYort;
ione oriesnS; beta, Baltimore; 2i. Eoss DO; John
Welsh, Ames Philadelphia; Crosse Galveston; 20,
Ial,meTe; ErpstMeri,I Ar3dt Philadelphia sid from
lE5il ssiS,a9s, and Modesto. New
turs. New orleans; Minerva ch.rleston.
seSnarr hSr fare, 3 Wss W a TGyn aSin ss
2lt, Mary Ward, Little, Norieansi =, N}ork; I'D,
aiS e oa e s rom S sSs: S
teEsa I-a Sid April 49, Princess Louise, NYork; Due
cAplz-Arr April H. Dorcss Prinss, Kenny, Norlesss
ai2th, Lion. Ssrsne Rio Grsnds u,,
CArcuTrnEeid March v ca'harine' HUMPHREY LONDON
ilas asS st.EsS s.,...as. yaa.:s. 2.sAsa - seq
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.

Port OF New York, May ID, 1854.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-12-06
THE REPUBLICAN,.
CLEARWELD, D, DEC q, 1854.

O1~oor only apology for issuingo hall
sheet at this time, is, that tits somewhat
caser done than lhot Of issuing whole
one, and we are thereby enabled to lay be.
fore our readers, at an carly day, the sec.
ond annual message Of President Pierce.
We have neither time nor room for com.
mon'. Read it and judge for yourselves.
Our readers will certainly not find fault
with the size Of our sheet, knowing as they
must that this iNihe second paper issued
from this oflice IA present week.
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DIED.

BOYcy Ia wri.m,srsh TaeIsy evening Nrs Sgss,a,s
Beyce wife Of Nrn Boyce sged 81 ycsy
The fisrS ef the fy iovtsi stterd h.- fu7erS
81 Ssr Churcb F,uh, Friday .fserroon 20 o'clock Her
CHAPMAN Ar ro,fh Gisss-nbny Cua Th.rsasy 11rucr
AsTeh Emily Chapman wife Of me Ee- w Chap-s1 SD
d.reter Of the b % Wes:book Corn aged 10
DEAN On the uornr q tie h inr 'r.s D an In the 'Sh
be the res6.ne. Of ii, iasw
VIZ Abbott No xth Dsy fritsyl sth last
II oecct fh- raos iii taken 20 Or-ea~oot In4 eis
hesds invited to attend without further
irvisficr.
DOBBs On he evening Of the th rs HAnnsh wife Of CAas
Dolts in the sst yssr Of her
dan 1h mat o'clock NJ from late residence No IS
Orchard a.
FRCHELL-On TIE 10, ius, John Erch-u srst IL yel,
he of Everr-e~-s
BsRDESBROOK-On MoRoAs evening Apti J. william Hs--
denbioos, Jr IN the 1ssh year cf his are. -.
friends and the friend. Of f,niy ss Invited ~ aten his
p, raj FRI bis late si--nce No w Etdsc e: OF Isrfsd
April at o'cicct wi hout further inF,r5u
Ufsodcs ny Meneay Sd ins Nj Lsuh J1-J szsd =
m fierds and ,hose o,be family
and respectfully invited 10 aeni
rhursdsy tL last ct NJ iso hs tate FeeSce
No IS 70 s1s-sL O..
her late esdsuce. No ff den
Brookbn Thusdsy eh met at VI Toe frteods OF
the respectfully 10 d attend without farther motto,
LILLEY-b BooklyD 5h list illness dysentery
William John hey the Ssfh year Of his .D.tiye Of En-
tlsrd AID lately Of the fIn Of Murphy Co. No o. soata
York - 49,,
n. I'm the Naoosl shades Brooklyn At o'clock
NJ without further rOtiee.
Iiverrool a d Mancheser psper. win please copy.
SMITH On Tuesisy. April 4 Mrs Mary Smith aged So
wALBRIDCE Al stsn5rdEs Center Canada East March %
Solomon NslLsiige, secd q years
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WYpsEspIY. Anril 5-P. NJ.


The tenor Of the forgn prodaeed feeling in the
Stock aike, akin pen and large quantities Of Stocks
were forced on the market by parties anxious TO realize
VIII l. the parties dspoeed to sustain the marEe, displayed
but little rerye. AT the Sacosd Board there re
acton 10 some extent bu. a. the close the msrke was very
heavy The StOcA most affected gs Erie which fen OFF to
II; il the street. decline Of q p cent from yesterday
|, after recovered to 72 bu closed at III The sale
reached Go shares. Reading declined ! 2 cent Nor
wiab p cent Ha3son River ' cent; Harlem, y
cent S;onnzto 2 cent &c. Nicaragua sold at 90
decline Of Canton viii large transactions declined
~ cent Cumberland fell off to e9l closi1g 30 fall
Of p cent Parker Vein comparatively firm Crystal
Palace sold at SO showing steady market Iaiavestn nj
Stocks the business YVES not large, excepting in NewYork
Central of which over 1000 shares were sold closing at
lo7i. decline Of p cent. Penana sold down to lo7
and Michigan Central lo6 In Railroad Bonds the sales
wers moderate, and the changes not material
TIE Transactions in Mining Stocks were no. large The
prices show sympathy with The other Stocks bit thsra
wss 10 disposition to crowd Socks on The market sale Of
New jersey Frsnknite made :, st. for p paid 10
Ii Is understood ts, the experiment. with the Barne9
process for extracting silver from copper ores IS failure
The market closed duh for Exchange at Il fr Sterling
Francs l6i asst.
In yr,ishis the business light snd the market much
lover To Liverpool, 10000 buzh Corn somsthns under
3D.; lsOo 70 2ooO oois flouf aoous Soeon Hoina'
at 7l6d- 5000 bbIs Re q; S4i3; Dead Weight 40
The Atlantic has zoo bbs Lard s: 6ol To London and
Havre hear Of nothing. To Bremen $50 hhds Sugar
at 42l6; 80 tuDs Measurement at 3OI. From Quebec TO
London Deal charter made al 20 II and two from
Bic to London f6 To- The Shipping List quotes fr three
dsys:
Since cur last large feet of vessels which had been
detained by diverse winds has arrived thus furnishing
timely increase TO our greatly reduced tunnese ana a.
,he caau;y Of freight Offering to Great Britain Is consd
ersbv reduced lower rates have been accepted add the
market Is unsettled In other directions there no ma
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NEW-,IERSEY ITEMS.

The CITY CoSyESTioss.-Prmary meetings having been
he'd in all of the Wards OF jersey City the folio wing ia
LET Of delegates to the City Conventions
DEMOCRATIC DEIEGATEs-Iirst Ivard-Thomss II.
Decker JOSEPH McManus, John ID. Nolan, Vim Roig-
ers, Jr. and j. II Fairbanks. Second Ward-Geor;e +.
Gutter S. 4. French, s n. Chambers, 4. Il Harden
beIpb ard James Mcfarland Third IVard-Peter Z.
Post Smith Mead, j. Gerraghy, Z. Nugent, Thos. ks
sam Ioi,H U0rd-John A. Topping. Clement NJ. Han
cox jeremiah Clark John Harrison and =. Mek
WIG DEIEGATFs-Firt W0ri-Iames ". Palmer,
r. W Morehouse + II Ellis stephen Seaman and 4. W.
Van Wnkie Second Uard-ChGs. Cook, H. NJ. Lane,
Jacob Wear Is Haynes, and VIM. Garrison Taird
cit Gilman, and II. ". Ry ders FORrth Ip0rd-H VI.
TrnI hagen james + Fielder Andrew Anderson, A. Van
Riuer. and IL NJ. Soule
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for Tribune Messr- THOMAS
80 Lehish Is 10 in lots S7f oo9 c. zdo AMI
Aubov S9 4oC0 Rich D COUPON 6s silva In lo's
o. 100 WIninsion RR Us cah, 9oi Icco Reading p g.
60 ft loo Philadelphia Coupon S. 81 $40 Penosyya-
nj. "a, eo do cash 58i ~ do s5sn zst 75do in lots, 49,
oe Log Island RI Is ~ redo .5yn 4 50 Chester Valley
r. 81; Ice 20 s5sn e. 10 DO so MORT. Csus Ia lots b5
5i do l5; so 90 b l5, 10 sehrykl S.,s.2n Pre-.
as s.! % DO ST. 30 DO b 81 81 Resdn
RR sI 90 20 cash ST. 10 SO; 80 DO b ST. $40 SCI 0l
90 t5wn So; 81 do In lo IS 81 % Lshisa NGygs)n 81 80
F,ers Neehns' Bank "a 81 Gad Bank, cash l5 81 do,
Isl; d. III! Commercial Bsns o2i MecAane Bank S9i
Bei.r BoIrd-sl high 20 g7l; 100 sesuyi Nay Pref
b. IS: $50 CO. 50 sci 50 do b. 32 $50 Reading L. r. Ia lots
Is /; sce DO - 81.
Cam ard Anb r. s9i 81 l7s Penn IS sei si7t 50 do.
do Whining e. tj 81 500 Beaver Meadow
N a. S5 50 Morris Canal b. l5 100 Long ssn 49, 90 do
h Isl 10 do IS 1871 2eo RI sdsg r Is 81 100 schay. Nav.
pr sr,. ga 5LehiEh Nav 81 10 Bsnk Of Ksst1cky 5s
r Ycor5- 5000 ?enn 60 H. S. Al 00o schuy Nav Mort g.
"a is 81 leo Mon Canal b. Isl 100 do, days l5l 30 Rsd
ipr r IS 81 - DO 81 - .. - -
~ iii III .sse8; PsB lssns s b1 81 .slei ae.iirs R,
,,.S S7i BID So ssssdi Boccs 10 20 bil g.! ID
40 ASr,..ss 81 - ssked; Railroad a.. BID
l ..kd srrs 49, bi 5l .sse, sshayiki1 Nsvisai
50 10 BIZ 50 ,,kei To- 10 stok, 81 td u, 1 ed do d..
Pr-frr,d ga nd % ssssa L,as sssS Isl pa ~ stss
y,b-rT Isl bid i5l u.ed 0i-d Sank Isl I'd 49, ssksa sEist
Zinc 81 b. s. .sssa Union Canal l+ bid IA skss Steady
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oeeup;sd Is a cotton mil rau b. Mr. T. II Yong The
fourth sics, ~ss used by Mr John Rye s> minute
fhe fret and second stories by Mes.r Holden g. Drew aad
fine Psierson M.chiniss Ascension. The sngues we're
ON The ground br, too late TO render auy eGectua assist
spee I'm les than bogr after eaking out the whole
was rnass Of smoking cinders A. far can be sscer
famed the losses about follow Mr. John y Blcon
p.oprietor Of New York-loss about $4,000; Mr. T. X.
Young cotton spiDner-loss 900 20 ss0oo-n-urance
npcerein; Macinists Associafion-loss ebou, steOoO
injured for $4,000; Holden & Drewoss about So o.
Insured for o. ooo About rs hands have bsen thereby
turned out of employment. Mr. Bridge occupied the t
lie place where tao ere orgnatedlcss not known Two
large double house, caught Ere occupied by ten twelve
small families who are deprived Of homes for time.
Had there been much wind there no telling the con'e
ouences This i The worst fire that has occurred in Pat
erson for Eve years.
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WILLZANSB URGH ITEMS.

SHIP BrLDiyG-At the ship yards in this city the FOL
lowing ves.els are now in course Of construction
Dir Stacks yard foot Of North Second ST: bark OF
2ss iuns for Maitland Phelps & CO. bark OF laJ tuns
for Hr II Delsisld hermaphrodte brig of liz tun'
for II X Corning three mas'ed schooner OF 80 un-
VIM b Wbiieb' ad' to be launched the 10Th Of May;
three masted schooner Of 400 tuns for Aesrs Wakeman
Dimon Co TO be launched the goth inst, bark OF
$50 tuns for NJ NJ Freeman & Co. to be launched the
25th Of June.
Mes4rs Lawrence & Fouks yard foot of North Fifth ST.
steamboat for the Norwich and Worcester Steamboat
Company 40 feet long 90 beam. 10 feet deep and
Gbort 600 uDs Measurement also steam tug for Mr.
p Grey. 100 feet long and l3Otun- me isurenent
At Mr. A. Psitersons yard, foot of North Eighth ST.:
Two hipe Of CC0 tuns .5 feet deck, ~ fee, be am,
for Messrs. Thomson & Nephews line Of Liverpool
packets Is to be launched the last Of May. The other
built for hessrf King,land & Sutton intended for the
Liverpool trade viii be launched in June There is also
the stocks schooner OF 200 uns. ieDded for the
Albany trade, and owned by Minor II. Keith.
John oz residing No AZ founi dead in bed
;erd.y morning IN inquest vii be held to-day.
EIroTroSs-Hartin Kalbfesch Democrat. was elected
s1s. rsisor Of the To~n Of Boslxiet on Tge.tsI ..
QueeEs County.
II rumored thot an effort is being made by politicians
70 procure the removal Of Mr. Rune the present Po'mas;er
RopnrRr.-A German named VIM Bender had sea alb
HE pocket -nic crossing the Houson Ferry
early hour ysJ morning &c had fallen asleep snd h' pocket
cut open.
Or STRIFE The men who were at work in the jenny
Mr. Rhsdsors factory hs7e teen strike since
MoEdy They have been receiving day aud ask aeSsaee
Of twenty five cents.
The of the temporary loans incurred by this
city. Cow unpaid, amounts to 1920
The Fire Department have nominated Mr.. Charles c.
Talbot for the Office of Chief Ensieeer
The Dutch Rcform Church recently erected in North
Brooklyn dedicated Sunday next. DR. Blune
Ia 10 rfgck be
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From which II viii be seen that the decrease in receipts
now amounts 10 $4,000 bales the decrease in exports to
Britain France 10000; other foreign
ports q, oC0. Total decrease in exports, 10000
David Hosdley Eq hes been reelected Pfeadeut OF the
Panama Railroad Company.
The private letters by tho steiner are generally gloomy
ard predict further ri-e in Bank interest We hear OF
no Stocks sent home for sale and but few orders for Stocks
Some Exchange came back but the amount as far as we
could learn was unimportant The letters are less un
favorable for Breaisus than the printed accounts and
the market here is a. little better
We learn from Albany that tee City Railroads hive all
been les allied
The pay ments yesterday very heavy on mercantile
psper and the effect has been TO relieve the market TO-
day Money hes been more abundant on eau than any
day in the lat twenty Paper continues in fair demand at
loal2 cent. for strictly rssclass, and ocsanoniy
choice name short maturity, goes at . 2 ceD.
The trade from he interior is somewhat improving ou'
l. stil backward The dealers who do come to market
buy largely last spring The payments from the IN
terror arc quite az large anticipated.
Tho annual interest on the debt Of France is nesry
10000 GOO.
The Morris and Essex Rshosd Co have appointed Mr.
NJ l. Sykes j., tie Superintendent OF their road lie
comes haby recommended ard has bad Ten years expert
ense o. the Hartford snd New Haven Railroad.
Byarsport made 10 Treasury Department appears
that the following denominations of gold and SILVER we're
on hand Of the Mint Of the United States in Phadep1a on
tie lst in ,tent
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The estimate for March was 100000 We understand
that roron OF the road from Ohio City 10 Sanddky has
been put perfect order for express trains and that on
Monday lat extra trains put to connect with the
Mad River Road Cincinnati and upon the opening Of the
Lake navigation line of steamers val run in connection
with this road between Ohio City AMI Buffalo.
The Chicsgo ard Rock Island Railroad earnings for
March were s747O
Mr Wriehts Circular for the steamer contains the an
IoXed statistics of the Cotton movement.
Receu at the ports for the past week have again been
1000 bales below the corresponding week last Toe
deficit has consequently been increased, and now stands
OF $4,000 bales, compared with the same time last
season.
The expor. to Great Britain confines in excess OF tho
corresponding week last year and the decrease Is reduced
s6lOo0 bales To France and other Foreign ports the
shipmt nts are falling off The deficiency steadily in
cFeHsing
Tie following is a statement of the movement in Cot
ton since the lei September last compared with the pre-