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EGYPT.

Accom-. from Alexandria to April 3D. state that the Con-
sui Gene Of Austria to whom the protection Of Russian
subjects had been confded since the departure of Their
own Coz su, had officially informed them that he sho1i
cease to protect them after the 10Th inst and that they
must prepare to leave Egypt BY that date The rupture OF
diplomatic relations between the Porte and Greece leads 10
the belief that the Greeks at Alexandria will also cause
great perturbation in the Of that city as the
Greeks very numerous there and almost all Of them
merchants. The rising in Eprus had produced con-
siderable agitation among the Greeks both at Cairo and at
Alexandra.
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MONDAY. NAV Up, n.


There moderate business doing at the Stock Board
this morning. generally at steady prices but with decline
in of the Railroads which have suffered damage BY the
freshe There is the absence Of speculative feeling
which have before noticed At the second Board the
market rather better at the Close with moderate
business. Erie closed at 7oi decline Of cent from
Saturday. Harlem i9i, decline Of 1 ct. Reading
was firm ISL ssO Hudson River was sustained 1t 81.
$50. Crystal Palace advanced to 49, The Coal Stocks
were heavy excepting Cumberland, which improved
CT Parker fell Of with large sales. Pennsylvania Coz
declined Il v Ct, and Delaware ' ct on account Of
the damage to the Canal The Investment Stocks wsre
generally lower Railroad Bonds sold to small extent with
out important change. small sale Of Fries Of 1888 W.
made at SCI Erie Income Bonds are firm ts7t Thss
Bonds are due in January next and consequently psy Ne
purchaser "a ct besides the interest for eight months
In the Mineral stocks there 10 considerable doing It
sbou. previous prices - North Carolina Copper u.
Lhigh Zinc q, Gardner ~. The Gardner Company
received box of ore from their so feet Level Saturday.
which bears out the expectations Of their manager. Ths
ore NAV be seen at their Office in Besverst.
The Exchange market heavy for Sterling w.hs better
supply of bills Bankers ask u, but 6rstclss commercial
bills are selling at 81 per cent The demand not setivs
for the steamer. Francs are firm at s.i2Iaalo
Freghis quiet, produce being scarce To Liverpool
90 900 bush Corn 6e6td Flour 26 nominal 900 or ~
bales Cotton i-'ss 3D.; 200 or bbL Lard &C., 3sis
To London 900 bbs Lard 2oI 500 tea. Beef ~. she
about $50 tuns ten years old, sold for 90, ooo sai
another ship was sold private terms To Cslfosuis ~
market ia dull at 45o55c.
The amount received at the SubTesssry 10 elIs.oss;
paid, Otis, lO4; balance, %, GOTTA
The weekly Bank Statement shows, Wa sntcipatsd
increase Of t425 900 in the specie reserve, shoush
the increase is not large generally looked fos
The loans reduced only about ei5ooo. much larger
change anticipated The deposits show nsresss
about 1so0,0os.
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BROORLYN ITEMS.

CoRoyrRs IyyEsrIGArIoS-THE J,NEs-sr. SrABsING
ArrRAH.-An investigation yesterday entered into
before Coroner Bull and Jury in the Governors room
death Of William Hughes who stabbed in ARRAY in
the house of Anthony Smith in Jamess on the night Of
the 22d Of April last; from the effects of which he died on
The subsequent TUESDAY
On the even ug afir The deposition the injured
taken his residence in Adauss ~hh he .sied d ncy
hal The person who stabbed Antonio Mdcs Italian.
and boarder the house in which the sars happened
deceased with John Lockwood and faiFcA LaheY
Saturday night Of the above dste the corner Gam
sou Yoks Lshey wssOmewhst intoxicated and
him home This near u Occct
passing Smiths house Lshey Insisted going IL and getting
Gu going INFO he they uUd i've or sx with Nr
smith bis wife Daley asked Tor liquor when r'i re-
Lockwood Hughes who perfectly obe did NOT
drink snd Lshey enped bis the floor Ne then e,ed
the be asked AFTER the other 20 drink with nln,
but they themselves When be came - the MIRA
any other prUyocson deliberately struck him IN the
Lockwood immediately took Lshey by ths shoulder
lille Lahev struck the head over e>w-i
who struck the blow His hesd Died
Hughes having prev ousy beard scuhns Hughes came on al
him be- outside be exclaimed that ne hd been
stabbed and that Mocs the barber had stabbed him. ne was
GunnFon by and medical assistance cae
his residence the 1907 OF va
he fingered until the following afternoon when ne
died l. that there some scurns IN .nr oon u
smith the table and the glasses bro<u Mod6 aw
with one both having no OF each one
The Patrick Lahey John LOCKWOOD
ange Campbell Louis Hubert. and Henry Angus
Policeman Second District None of those present saw oo
s,ru that Lahey; her did they knife used
% OF her evidence IN the alone which the
deemed sufficiently conclusive 10 W.. the hoh
o. Antonio Mod ca and four Others present al tue time o' 'ne ~
The verde Tha. William Hughes died from te ehecs OF m
ure, received from he hands of Anono Modci aided
nd abeted the other Italians who presFn with MN snd
hal "a ia abiding woundns without lusi cause
All be pare. impicsed in the affair are IN custody
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THE VERY LATEST.

by Submarine Telegraph New York Associated Press
LIVERPOOL, Wednesday, April 49, 1854.
1t is confirmed that the Russians have entered Servia
A force crossed on the 18th and occupied Turna
The fortress of Tchaking $50 spelled in the tele
graph Dispatch in Lower Waachia' was destroyed by ac
cidental fire together with all the Russian stores, &c
The Russians were threatening to cross at higher point
up the river.
The ship Lucy, from Liverpool for Mobile had been
tswed into Ramsey, Isle of Man, leaky.
Arrived at Liverpool, Saturay-Ship George Washing
ton, from -.
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BIRTHS.

crRrls-In Albany ,rrl ~ Mrs. Curtis laAy OF rompsins W
Curris. q son. i, A. - . 49,
U,pprs-Ar Mr. Harris luy Of Theodore Harris OF son
UoWFLL-ru william shursh. April - Mrs Howell vile Of I'd
v.rd X Howell. Of a n,UGRrhR ~ -
HoIT-Apr = Mn. Holt wifi OF Augusu' Holt cts pAsSs'
ROGrRs-n Boston April s. Ms Rogers wife OF Charles A.
o
Of
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SUPERIOR cOURr-Bs,or' Juas, pyss

To recover damsges for alleged Islander amount ,Aa
60 T ,rr native. Of sweden. defendant dous ssansc
:. ,s,h.s, m. chr As ..lnsker this city ], esSse4
r.r on "a Ans being pubic noesr Sna -
the 81 I'll n. swedish .hpmssters IN port .n.n sssS
hours al the SWEDISH .ngusEe Of plsin'is ne -
follow he for he hief ne sirss -
Captains h The words spoken 5 $40 ~
hearing Of several Sw.d al ship and referred 20
ar densd and Alleged tbs. he complaint has sro~s o..
casual r-msrk ade private conversation with shp
without nsee Verde, for plaintiff 80. which carries s
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Reported for The N. Y Tribune by Fry Uhomsa
F1a Boayd-sloooo WI R r. gs, gi ~ 800 DO do sot
sloco Rs.di1s S. 10 ~ 81 600 Ping Sc b 81 -
80 Reading h5 81 50 Morris Canal b5 49, schsyknl Ne.
vsston Preferred, BIS, 3a4; 10 Minehil r. r.. s5 6ti
Befreea Boryds-l00 Long Island, ia.
600 West II b5 900
syvsns Dist Coupon S. co. II Pennsylvania r. 20; DO
46. 100 Morris Canal b5 IA 100 do, ~ Is Reading r. H
50 vcksburg r. K, b5 II.
AFR Board 1* 500 pssnsylysns s. :sws 81 1Peenyysas
Closing Pyiees u ss So i2i bids do 81 IA bid; Psnns.
yania I bid 81 asked; Reading Railroad 1i bid NJ Led DO
Bonds TO n. bid 70 asked; do Mort g. go 90 BID 90 ssksd
Pennsy Railroad int of 4i bid t stsd Morris Canal ~
bid ~ asLed sehuyl Nav &c. s2 III bid "a ..sed; Do Stock
bid III Sked yicksbu II bid III a.kod; Gir.d Bank BID i
sshed Lehsh Zinc bid ssked Union Canal Is bid i5a ssksd
Dull
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MARRIED..

BRAnLrY-wA TOMMY I. a. the rreshyterisn Charh A.
Nv he Rev ThscAsr MI Joseph bradley OF IN M
OF p Rrsdey Co. 10 Mis- M.ris Wston all o. iss ny
ROtSOT-RrTSH-On the 9TH April A. the Reformed pesce
Church Rchco nd bv ,he Rev Mr. Bownlss Lou, ne
y, of DuNroue low. Mis- Alhens Bush OF staten snd
OwN-On the 18Th ult BY the Rev MT roo~e
son Jm.. Dick Chisholm and Janne Crown both OF kdneus
Sco'lf nd n.
PRICr-LoNG-A Lursy. Pssr Co. Va, Gen Thorn" L r"ss
70 Nj. CarolIne '. Long
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SUPERIOR CoURr.-Nc- ss3, GA. 63o sss. ioo. rs.
e2 Ss 80 Tsa 81, ~ ~
rs 7s TO ~ rs IN IN ii2 90 rs sss eli SIS
COMMON PLyas-Par' Mos. 50 So ass s31, eco, 100.
ga sea - rs sS $40 Sill sls Part It-Nos -
so ~ sss sfS SIS SIS s9i S3l So SO sal st
CIRCUIT CouRr-Adiourned TO 18th inst Causes set
down for rr,vcus DAYS will be placed the Calendar for that DAY
SUPRrsy CoURr-GsHcrdi TSrm-Adjouues 10 ttA
N,x The Argument Calendar viii be taken q. No Am
e.us. breeding number be Get down for
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ADVERTISEMENT
The Worlds Fair. held in the City Of New. York for

The les, which gathered Piano Por.es the shops Of
a. the celebrated makers throughout the civilized world accorded the
first hze he nAsnieeEt Piano made By T. GILsERr Co.
American Manufacturers; the BE- the
Muse Rooms Of their sole Horace Waters No 81
Broadway; where be found the extensive
Phases oevery style and finish ne1dls Horace Wste Pianos
with diagonal .eaes end gold snss the United States also the
srse of NELoDsoSs Persons de-rog Of buying and
feeling sbe the full will BE- accommodated
With rcrhly rsyments Fine Pianos RESf second hand
P,.os bargains from SO Sl Remember Horace
Waters. No 81 Broadway
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TAcV-rTi-e rlP1L
The NOSES OF NEW iORK.-Said Noses, the Lon

dcn .op shop who comprented him his
rhvrriur No, Sir they're mine Keeps
poet" There D,suerreotyr, in th. city Who keeps poet
zoe eupoys him print thos whom be
corr~rs with Whenever h- think. biz OF Binyssste
vii .-rve bis turn this intvfl. his poet be would
srr- his sr:sgorss BRADY who ha
austrrped bis business 81 creating cheap department.
Galleries Nos 5 and 80 Broadway Just receiving
but oaly disclose the mx
operation and public When
IL. hs wallet interfere with h.s profits the
way to incur his haired Sunday Courier.
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g.r etcrs Mead Gress. u Bar $50 noe tsss
q, "a, .-.,u.r ratns limit resre thsH
- - ar The inyesfigsion however BE- ms1s
[ N. r,t,sre- he surplus money Order 70 sao. essss
.S ri,hr, ,r-iuSce he Judgment CREDITOR Of Wes -
49,. h. eo.rss which they BE- advised 10
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1854.
May l

AssrERsARIEs.-Th Institution OF the Blind viii meet
at the broadway Tabernacle Monday afternoon, Mays
The Anniversary of the " Five Points House OF In
:. dnstry" will be held at the Broadway Tabernacle
"Wednesday afternoon, May 10, at o'clock.
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CRASH TExPERAycB DEsoyrRATIos-Ihe New-fork
Ut, Tempennce Alliance will hold public meeting In
Roadway Tabernacle this Tuesday evening to welcome
tho Maine Law member of the Legislature, and to con-
slider the first and the last Governors veto against lem
norsnce Addresses will be delivered BY the Rev. T. H.
cbsn;p and the Hon. t. ID. Culver OF this City, and oy
the Hon. George w. Sterling of Poughkeepse and the
Hon. BENJAMIN Joy of Tompkins Co.. Members OF the
Legislature VIM II. Oakley, Esq., leader OF the Ale
obsnian will sing several popular songs some prepared
specially for this occasion
Anniversary American anSlavery Society, at the Rev
n, Cb,pin's Church in Broadway, on Wednesday. May
10 q. 10 A. NJ Speaker-the Rev Dr. Furness OF Phia-
dnbia the Rev Theodore Parker of Boston Lucy Stone
Of W,s, Brookfeld, Mass. Robert Purvis OF Byberry'
Penn and Wendell Philips OF BOs.cn.
American anSlsvery Society meetings FOR business and
discussion at Hope Chapel, commencing on wednesday
evening and continuing through Thursday and Friday.
NsrYork ant-Slavery Society on Friday evening May
- a, the Broadway Tabernacle Speeches by Wendel
PHILIPPE and others
Tpr ExRrcssos-Men are now engaged IN making
prepara,on- for the raising of this vessel les'erdsy
nunns were rot on board and, by means OF diving bells
considerable progress made in closing up the open
-, She will soon be raised and probably not injured
the least Every precsuion has been taken to prevent
her from getting into position by which she might DC
damaged any more than by the wet;ins
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-s'rcrAL rrax-Befots jude
SUPREME COURT.

The General Term opened yesterday forenoon decl
ous rendered Judge he'll ID they had written .s
dent Of the Of Appeals for the AID Of az
without eject The General Term v1 ADJOURNED HsA
The Circuit Court adjourned 20 l'th Inst
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La W INTELLIGENCE
CIRCUIT cOURT-Be;ore Judge MITCHELL

HEAVY VERDICT.
Irene Wnche infant by her friend BENZ snow
Plaintiff, young miss about twelve years of age was
Knocked down while Fourth horse and buzzy driven
by and seriously and said permanently injured Ac
already referred Defendant boarded
the ST. Nicholas Hotel and sad expressed himsef
feeling did wish detained DESTROYS
TO his dinner Sc. Verdict for plaintiff, $4,000
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-spEcrAL TERx-BefDee Judse
DAILY.
APPLICATION FOR IsJUscTos AGAINST COMMISSIONERS OF
EMIGRATION.
Thon.s Ch.ners Hssoek and oheu sst Comnisaone"
Emigration
Application for perpetual injunction restraining the Com
from sssbsins depos oces In Canal and FrHnAin
for reception Of sies dsessed inndgrsnn ssesee
that the have erected dsPo1 and taey are
dangerous health OF tho nsshborhods he Tho naamsn.
days The alternative msndamus
the both Of sad places In the
continue
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Nyw.HAvrv R.nRoAD.-We understand that the spring
ARRANGEMENTS which were 20 into operation on this
road Yesterday have been postponed until Monday tho
sth inst.
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CITY ITEMS.

METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER
from -eypofo. BY Standard Thernomeer' afNs Cha"o''
b JOHN C.. ". koSKETrI.
1884. "a NJ n N
MAY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS - 30
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ADVERTISEMENT
Nd FLOWERS. The FLOWER

THE SOyG. BIRDS AND FLOWERS The FLOWER
sgov a, B,s>r~s MUsrUN looks well inconrl..e ", To
Bird viii be taken in and put IN their place. anu
AID the will be properly sayedfor the weather
he. rade a. tle hehndha-d IL will b. the A-
word when complete eromsnces this afternoon and s,esr
ut Barums a psuA.
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The Rev Mr. Oncken will preach at the Central Baptist
Church. Brooklyn, wednesday venlng, 81 inst' az
- O'Clock.
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Darn N -HOUsE.-On Sunday night man
named Patrick brought the Second Dst station
Hou.e TOR fghtng named Thomas Ryan his
nee ls and creating great noise Tie
xas committed about half hour aerward
fou nd dead An inquest be held the body today Ryan
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ADVERTISEMENT
TRussRS.-BENJAMIN'S BRASS
BRASS SPRING

Beeknan {russ " u I
Il rsdea than Ill other Irusses II hs no
bach pad Which does much injury TO the spine S1 Gays "A
Eiyeo.
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Havre Market.

H.vss Monday, April H. 1854
CoTTos-Tbere ha been steady demand daring he pas woeA
and the total sales have b while imports have
been only 500 bales NO change has TAI place 10 prices oh Se
edsy the Transactions lave been sao aud to-day they
Our present sock o2 900 bales against es 900 last
year. and 80 600 s52 Prices quoted follows VIZ;
A.. o.... Ire. s s-~ sss Tres Ord Ord Bon ora
Flour acPces during the past have experienced
fluctuations To-day Western Canal worth 4Of So and
Nsw0resn AZ 54f5f 50 per barrel The demand upon the
Whole Is restricted to immediate want Our ock amounts
~ 0oO bis ~- ""N~
sa asAa neg ee;ed American red quoted soasf white
'@stnsssi The prospects OF the ieda vey satssctory
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tAdverIisezsnt

WORTH SEEINU.-I nt mOsl spitnuIu suV" VI IN
ruerreoypss Crystao,ype. ana serope made IN tbs
country 1sy b. seen Wods F.r Premium Gallery
The proprietor challenges criticism Cal No Sj Broadway
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JspIc,rIoss or A Rror.-Durng Yesterday the entire
Police called and required TO hold themselves in rea
nP anticipated the yard OF the Pennsyans
Cos OF North 9hst The Irish aborers about
fifty Der discharged from the employ Of the Company
on SATURDAY. ngt demanding higher rate OF
Their places filed yesterday BY Germans residing
During the large mob collected in she vicinity
OF he presence the Police prevented outbreak
Al O'Clock the Germsn sborer were escorted 70 the
ferry BY The followed them sads but
CONDUCTED themselxes in n orderly manner.
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fAdyer.lseusrt
RHMovAL.-The Emigrant Intelligence Office is re-
from No = C.rsl the Of Centre and Csns
Contractors requiring sbore families want Of servants can
supplied usual No fees charged Ensnoe Tor en-
ployers IN Cene-st JAMES P. PAs,s. Superintendent
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Robert Maxim & SONS Circular.

Per Poetic . LIVERPOOL Tueedsy April ls, 1854
Some OF me reading British reported deaer for
WHEAT during he past week there
tendency 10
dstey dependent upon owes nppe which all have
become the most tnins character estate
large drain SUCH OF the
available for the want. Of country
during the mterva Tuesday our Corn EXCHANGE
not having been opened Tor business second time week
the and mostly
oousumpon. FLOUR steadily improved II 10 us D Dbl aud
us Indifferent choice Of ,sb ou.i,e. of .nv
description lille bns ssl, nns wers ,th.y
l,pt back at above the Present y.ins ~ ~
continues unvsrsdy dry aud usrchp, 9TH
though Wheat ssas m,rb =, az
beginning TO be much Of in
es,ce 10 spring crops and the grass lands - ~
OF Brit Irish and foreign GRAIN, fresh arrival. this v..A
are light that FLorl chiefly from S.
leans 10 . extent while the INDIAN Co.'s conra.,
able. OF other articles moderate.
Wa have again many LEGAL well the interior q.
cur morning. WHBAr has Continued active
inquiry quantity has besn taken for
an the OF this day wesk for
Of superior white American offered,
readily greater advance bring
ward bat very limited parcels and require hish which for
moment ehec mie demand FLous Dbl deser
he town buysu psrehaso freely
dull but held for full RsASs without change and
request Middfng and ordinary OARS arc H. And
parcels 70 deser OATMEAL sood erand
quotstion below which it difficult 10 purchase good
qcsh,J and cut. g. t..,a -,
the full Tuesday and good toa OF whs BOW De
ING taken Tor our interior distriets
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lAdysrt -ment


Uncle Toms Cabin will be performed It the National
Tkesisr Ton shi the three hundred and sevsHh time
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ard others against West end Otaen
The creditors OF West have undoubtedly RICH. to nves
,, The urcha.e Of ts property question made
his wife nd a.t,s Is whether I6y aa.ssedsa. saas
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WILLLAMSBURGH ITEMS.

GERMAN TURNER'S AsSIyERsARY.-Ihe Association Oh
Of New Yok yesterday forenoon
their annual excursion They turned several hundred strong
and were received at by the Turnyeeins Of this city, who
Of Leonard and Marshall s where the
passed in gymnsc exercises In the evening they had
bail at Military Hall
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fAivertisemeat
GAS, GAS. GAS ,-CHaNDRLIERs and GAS FIXTURES,
viii De found the great nsnlte
turing depot wASSEs Co. No 50 Broadway The
LARGEST in Au,er
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Adverti.@n.en-
RpAny'S E.lleries N0s oil5 and S1g Broadly


,
Crsyous and D.gnerreoype ever
description executed the highest style Of the
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Gallery operating Rooms and Ladies' Dressing
Rooms fied 81 the superb style all door a. No s
Broadway bhOf
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Liverpool Cotton Market Reports
IPnblished Account Tuesday 18th

The improved noticed las, weeks Circulars continues and
he firm with hardening tendency in prices
tho three days estimated 900 bales including
speculation and for export
Thursday from the United States
AO7e; Fast Indies 5S72; total, 20 9jl bales
Another report So
The improvement in feeling and prices which was notices
he last still Orleans middng and mid
ding fair 6d per ID advance obtsnab,e
Stained abundant and difficult OF S me
business Yesterday 7th reached 1000 bacs and to-day o IL
Manchester rather doing"
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R,cborlson. brothers q Co.'S Circular.

,p..s1l LIVERPOOL 4th Mo. 18th, 1854
or market morning IN addition the town and local s
t.,deTs we mer- end oers from the country dNs
extent At an advance OF ID w ID,
and we demand for FLOUR principally Tor transit
The interior improvement Of ~ 10 10 Dbl on ths
currency OF this day w C. realizing IS sass @; Pha
derhia Baltimore and Ohio 80 u IL.
and prime yellow being advance of 4sO since sst
of small and hne corn scarce Inc De
such marking advance OF dxf
n.
OATMEAL firmly held the transactions to-day have been
mimporant
The show the leading articles Of the trade were
xery moderate and of WHEAT extremely scaniy
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James NcIisnry's Circular.

Pc, Paefel LIvsRPooL, Tuesday, April is. 1854
PRoylsIoNs-Bscon quietly S2 dii these only
re. s at the outside Good Beef and wanted
Pork plenty and dull
LARD meets buyers at 52j.
TALLow looks down.
The season for CLovERsBED il over, sns ends badly
BnsApsTUFss-Four is az and Wheat 81 dearer There a.
entire speculation but eonsumptve demand
continueso daily experienced Indian Corn has declined H.
which there Is doing.
CorToSThe slight improvement feeling and prices which was
noticeable sr week still cortnus and FOR Orleans above mddhns
and mddns fair boweds and about ll6d OBJ
tanabe stained rcd Cotton abundant and dfc9 OF a
900 bae~ In
Manchester there ia rat more doiur
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In the Board OF Aldermen lss, evening memorial was
received from the Temperance Alliance praying that the
Common Council would not give out rum licenses this
season. but case they should to grant them strictly &C
corning TO law Aaer reading and some remarks it was
referred to the Committee Laws for report thereon.
large number Of reports from the Board OF Councmen
referred to Committees The report Of the Board OF
Councimen in favor OF ocalng the new City Hall in the
Park and to give premiums Tor ic best plans Of build
ing referred to Committee of the Board Of Alder
men. communication received from the Croton
Aqueduci Board stating that the Croton Dam was safe, al
though the works had received considerable damage.
There no business Of Importance done in the Board
Councimen. The Committee having on hand petition
to prevent cse-drving in the streets were directed to
report tbs month The Board dsncini to restrict
rum licenses.
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