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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-23
DIED

AEDERsON-In this city Saturday April q Eliza O.,
wife OF Frederick r. Anderson
The relatives and friends Of tae family respectfully In
her late residence No III Bar
row II Tuesday, April "a, at o'clock r. ~.
CALLEkDSR-In strstford, Conn on FRIDAY April p,
Hsay Cai-d' -if. 'i- late TbOs l. Ssiendoi ESQ.,
CARDINAL Independence. Buchanan County low.
Friday April 49, lillian Garden. aged years late Of East
pTANEAt WILLIAMSBURG Long Island % Saturday April
FDneal Monday sd inst, a. O'clock r n, from No
hoDIoe.Tlsoe-
Delaware County papers please copy
fANNNGp Brooklyn, Saturday. April Fl, Csthsrne,
WIDOW Of James Fsnnng In the 4Oth year OF Der age
The relatives and friends invited 70 attend her funeral
this afternoon O'Clock from the resdence OK her brother,
IN Hickory st.. near GLEASON av
FINE-On Friday evening April o. klihu c. fna In the
4tth year OF bis sse
HE restives friends respectfully invited to attend the
funeral the house OF his brother No. 50 Vest 18th this
afternoon, at o'clock. wihout further notice
HAMLIN-In Hampden Me on Tuesdsy, April II, Mrs.
Sarah wife Of HANNIBAL Hsmn Of the u senate aged
JOHNsON-In Wet Greenwich. R 1, on Sunday, April 9.
Benedict Johnson, IN the $50 year Of bic age.
KETCBUM-At Sand Hills. near AuGosA, Geo 90 Thure-
day April 49, Morris ktchum of this city aged II
His remsn expected arrive BY the Charleston
Cd Tssssy Notice funeral viii be given hereafter
MATHhWS-1o this city, suddenly on Sun lay morning,
Ap e. Ch Fdg youngest son OF Gerry and Anna Mathew
aged years End month";
the funeral, on Monday, sd inst at n st No li2 Wa
veiley. place.
RORKE-On Sunday evening April "a Edward Rorhe, son
Of Patrick Rorke, ts.d 10 years and months
The friends Of his father invited to attend bis funeral
Tuetdsy afternoon at O'Clock. from No SO lstst
VAN BOsKERCK-Oh Saturday morning April Il, at his
late residence No 80 West sd John Van Boskerck In the
65tb year of bic sse.
his funeral this afternoon at O'clock without further invi'
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MARRIED..
pYgT-gARMTR-fp

BysT-FARMER-In Eew.Gloucester, Ne on Thursday,
April S. ths Rev. Edward Best Of the New England T.
Conference to Miss Elizabeth daughter Of Roswell Farmer
ESQ Of New Gioucsster. Ne
DICKINsOn-WIsG-At Monroe Mich on "Wednesday.
April - George Dickinson. OF Highly Dickinson. Of Detroit
70 Elizabeth daughter Of the Hon. Warner Wing
GWYSNf-cAMP-ID Camden, N j., on Tharsdsy' March
"a Robert GsynLe, editor OF The Salem Sunbeam. 20 As
Nor lane dspip, both of Salem N j.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Thursday evening; April ls,
by the Rev George Draper Henry Hughes Of Ban Francisco
70 Eliza Nicholson. Of this city.
bEARs-kEWTON-At Csnfe Id ,Mahonns County. Ohio,
Oh Thursdsy April James r. hears, Esq of Madison to
Miss Lois c. eldest daughter of the Hon T. Newton, late
Member OF Cor sress, from Ohio
REYNOLDs-pOkD-I In Colnmb1s. Geo, on Tuesday,
Apn 10 by the Hon James N Bethune M W. Reynolds
publisher o. The Conner Stone, and Mics Sarah b. Ford
W1L8AR-PETTFH-At Taunton Msss on Sunday, April
l5 by the Rev Mr. Pollard Mr. Lysander Wbsr, of boston
TO Hiss Amelia Y. Pettee.
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CoTrEE-Tbe demand is more active and pricss With
quosbe chspse houlh the el'se tn market showed
.is w.sipe the Gales follows 100 bags Lssusyra
lie c bags St Donir u dsic.. the 6sure for
Cage eo rats Java Sie 600 bag. Rio at 81 Gle and 81
fa Msesbo a. By auction 600 bass Kio 1t st 90.
sne so s.t. St Domingo At cab shty damaged
FLOUR AND MEAL Our msrset for Verern and 3sts
Flour ', b" strong .Hd tsads'cy add pes: Of h- 10.
6tc besr tbese Request for the Esst
ard bone trade aid With very moSsr.te so.s ssa hight
rvss mu,dssy 10 prosceC holders have The sdvxntsss ct
the close The ,ses Of Western Csnsl go hbls Ct SO
sost for t. good State; $40 3foS06si for mir
70 sooe huI % hehisn Indiana and % good Ohio;
eli SIS fer Extra Gsnese- Canadian flour !. better; the
arrivals limited and inquiry soo@ for the the
Esst; Gales Of bbls 10 50dS 50 for common best
Southern Flour quite buoy espeo.l, better
Usees. Which nov In vep small sock This demsod s
od Part for shipment to south Amer the sales 30
Dbl. 1t ellSs esi or esmme1 oye sod Al.Is1dr. a.
eIirs ot.rda Rye Flour eGes and In reqae-t % 81
ets for fine and extra srperfne Corn neal and In
fair ssp,,s ., ss for Jsney, and IS for B,sdy -ine
flsHTbe market quiet; sales Of 600 quintss Codhsh
IS " fe< and 5oo boxes Herros At +c for scale, and
Sc for No
FRUIrses BY sueon Of 500 bones Palermo Oranges
the Of the brig ssca e2ds2 IS cash. oeo boxes
DO Lemons at 81 75de2 s74, Also cash
good demand for Wheat n part for future dsliv
900 es.h .ood white Mehissn ct 81 7o atoo bush prime
white b uhen % u.s. eco bash red Western private
terms and seee suAA prime white Gsnsses, to nrvs Nay
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SATURDAY, April 2l-P. N.


There was q continuance to-day of the improve
men, of feeling in the street noticed yesterday, and
quite general advance in the stock list At the
Second Board the opening was very strong the mar
ket aerward showing little weakness but the latest
sales showing again frmness. Erie closed ct sol,
having been 81 in the morning. Reading closed at
sc, an Improvement of | p cent. on Fridays price.
New-York Central was firm st a. Hudson River
improved TO 80 Harlem, 81. Panama sold at 80,
buyer 30, further improve nent. The party who
was supplying the market with long sellers optons
was not seller to. day. Michigan Central improved
to s2 II y cent. better; and Cleveland and Toledo
improved y cent Illinois Central. 96i Northern
Indiana Construction 90. Canton continues to ad-
vance, ,elirg at 27i. Cumberland closed at
2Si, slight improvement on Fridays price. The
proposals. of this Company are out for loan
of s5oO,ooO, to pay off their maturing debt,
with sinking fund of Sc, 900, or 10 y
cent. per snnun Nicaragua was firm at l6i. In
Railroad Bonds the business quite active at i'm
proving prices the sales reached $780, OoO including
Illinois Central at 76i a76I, Hudson River, Sd, III
NY. Central, lOlI Erie 1878, s7i; 1871 "a; Cleve-
land & Toledo Dividend BIDS. a, &c In State Stocks
the sales were quite limited, but the market was
firm.
There is 10 new feature in Exchange excepting
perhsps a little appearance Of weakness, especially
in Frsncs. There was but snsll business for this
steamer. A considerable amount OF French Govern
ment Francs were on the market. Sterling 81 0loi
y cent Francs, 5.15a5l3l.
In Frsishts there is q moderate business. To Liv
erpool, 1000 bales Cotton, 3-l607-32d.; 600 BITS.
Bacon. abont 1915. To London small parcel Of
Tea taken at lOi. To Bremen, 100 bales Cotton,
&c. To Havre. some Cotton 10 going at 10.
The transactions at the Sxb.Tre~ury are light;
Paid sea lOl; received tlOa ASA balance o. 527 o24
paid from Assay Office, sl7 SCI; paid on disbursing
checks, 1885. The aggregate balance in the Sub.
Treasury to the credit Of all accoynts is s7662 o76.
The daily statements OF the operations Of the Sub
Treasury printed give but an indefinite idea of the
exact amount of coin which the Sub Treasury loses,
as macy of the payments are only transfers TO some
disbu.iDg officers account but the comparison of the
above aggregate amount in the Treasury with the
amount lsst Saturday, ts,O6l 500, shows that the
actual loss during the week has been 1893, $40.
The Union Bank has declared q semi annual divi-
deDd Of y cent, payable May
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Passengers Sailed

In ,teansA,p NORTH Star for haeve w. Murray, wife.
Lsmsness C. olt.ss Alex wncOct., = Fraser, Fraser,
\ Aa,%. vii; :od d.sssts.; ". LsI.sish.; J q
WIN Poole John Hush,s dsushter Aus. Alter wife.
daughters. .ed SOM M.d.m D0n.%sn. .od daughter Jean
jacob &C ard LOUIS Led 4 v.,br nhd vie d.ass.sr
:.s maj. Dc Esss I1s.
BAUD ;f .ns ssIdi;ny S.a'g .i:s .adI's ..d
III; ;.s Z. o:s s.5:.:s :.
:ss s S.' ;ss. e CD : s:s ss
s..sr: FLOYD Do s..,.Gs0pst Dss,r'y Petit.
Ch.u1..a, P Petite, N AuiIpst, I Carter; AvSa,t
Wsyte. I I.forcs 8 Ds.ci.up. ! ayst Mentu D.
Sampson DR.. Murdoch Crosse Potetlier ssrtolIe,,
Solo, o'y' ssDiier s a.in P.i.s1 c.r:oo Chew
alier Cuv.r O. Cr,vecour, Be ansous A LsvaI,Hs.
W.. ns,s. .d sS S FL
children .nd so hn Leoa and :srvso. do Mis-
sm. lady ard child do Rev Dr. Chambers. DO George
ROi,e LADY two children and servant do seTey l.dy,
Mr. s' Do *G s9s
I'd s S s's a. Y'f H. Ha..S Si ss s:7ss
Sr Albion. three eiidrsn and :sryast; Potsoa Me-.
Y Y. f s:. h'ss ';!s New ~ M:s.
Phil.ds,pbi. "" Msk..o S.yY I n. H.sen T. AID
/ Ds.fr. Eirciens. NJ. Anssrods New York Master
ard lady do C B.um do Mis T Heisenn. do; Mrs {.
Bitz DO Schroeder do; Darwin and lady do Mrs z.
M.D,le, do Mr.. c. Huntey csnsdsi Mr. IRELAND =;
II. rnich. w Drech-ler, c. 0rnnure, a. Zurich do J.
Bellips Fnsspdi VIM Wright ronto Csnsds; j. W. Ly-
New york; Z Gordon, Virginia, H. Csr'en, Bshnsnn,
Bremen; Hols<nser Ne~ York; A. Bsbm.n Willia miMal
PsS. Boston k,S.tn-y Mr. Hsi'i Run.;. I1; C.
S.,Di.s PioyiSeDce RI W. Becker. 2 R.s.1q.
Mccarthy N Hodmsn N. VI Il. n Hoansn Colamo.i c.
K.cb, Gtrmspyi T AubsDs n MIS- Nehas, Wh,tthsven,
i~y O. sebultzs. w sehw.denhy. C: TrendsmP Won
Bombseh w. Dvst Geo C. GrisseL J. scmidsh and three
children Y; Il WikeImsn. Bremen Bumper, T.
Ka.'t.rF Y R,m NJ Nil. IN. NJ: P PoT-i..
L Choupe A. Lomossi Aug Frye lady and two childrsn,
Fred Kruse MIRA Mud6oek Mrs. Kruger, VIM Cook, ~ ~
Miss T. Lnlierdshi and servant, do
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MA RINE 10 URNA L.
PORT OF NEw-YORK........APsrL 81.
Cleared.

Lk&aR00s
Observation-Disclosures Parrish Norfolk. Ludlam Pleu-
ants; Aptns, Lyon savannah; L. Mlteheli soathsrner
Even Charleston spofo'd Tilsstou Co
Bubs-Ysbkse Blsd-, Gray, Hsvsns. J. ". Eiveli Gam
bis RsdHf Bahia q. g. Coiti North sea, Fuens, Coves
FuDeb Meineke
sris-san .or Murray &C. MARKS, Brods 4 Potter; Mon
t.su- etber PORT mouth master rsylor. Smith Quay
ms Ppl.suiy ssnd,ord FornsI Gsdnr Csrd.ns, Moses
syor Co Sea Lara Fsrnbsm ssEoa 10 Grands, & e.
Peters; Il. Guild treelesrd Anderson. opOrto, II D
Bro kman Co; Mary Losel Huntey St Jonss. IT, r
Mayhem, f,lbOs Co Urs,n. 1ibes,o, Havana, sreu
cen Co; victons tBr Lishtborn Nassau IN Bacon
SARGENT Co Colonist BIZ Crowen, Liverpool ~ 3 r.
Bloonf.le Tybee. Ferguson Charleston, O. Balkley;
swan, Cousins csrderss Nespith L Sous
sehoo.sn-G l. Lowell. Boston, W T. Herict; Caro-
Am ella Turner Penobseot River p Buck Co Vealoo
co.mb. J.eso1yips r.. Suck Col telegraph Ros,a'
w. Mckee; Wing Of the VIVID Pesrs. ssscos Nsschsm
stove Abby Lind'sy, Chase Point Petrs C. Pieroni
Angler lBr) Brow, Antigua Osborn, sgms g. Co Ella
ulnsr, Hsmseos, wetsslf& Loyejoy Loa. McLsne Buck
lin, ST Johns lP White Duncan; Ledasks Rouse, "a
!oldo, q; D Brocsms, Col A@sads clifford sas
nerd Jacksonville, Z j. Peters; 0sns.s Jones Jack
son,e, Thompson Hunter; Eetford. Webb (new three
mated Gr.asm, Savannah, Dunhsm pimou Iss.e W.
Hughes Fields Newborn Davis Holiness Statesman, Weeks
ttl:s.ndIs As, abbott, Dodge Cos Merchant. wntsn,
". Alexander Alexander, Bstb, MAJ White Danean
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LAW LNIELLTT EVCE.
COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER-AYRiL H-Before
Judge OowLEs.
THE POOLE TRAGEDY.


THE POOLE TRAGEDY.
LEM AND VAN PELT FAILED.
Linn succeeded in getting bail on Saturday, salts
factory to the District Attorney and the Court in the
SUN of sl0 900, and Was discharged
In respect to Van Pelt bis counsel stated that he
YVES the only mechanic 10 the lottbs he lie poor and
unable to procure bail for 10000 the sum fixed by
the Court and asked TO have il reduced.
The District Attorney said he would consent to it's
being reduced to $4,000, as the testimony be con-
sidered, was not very strong against Van P. The
counsel said be could not procure $4,000 either, and
wished to reduce it to $1,000 The Judge, after stat
ing in a remark to the Attorney General who was
accidentally present. that the testimony showed Van
Pet to be less implicated than either Of the Others
and that be actually Dterfered with Paugene to pre-
vent difficulty, said be would consent to reduce to
o., 600. This was accepted, and Except the three
whom the Court refuses TO admit to bail the whole Of
those arrested will now have been discharged from
prson.
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SUPERIOR COURT GENERAL rERh-Apnl 2-DrcIsroSs.
CONSTRUCTION OF WILL.

CONSTRUCTION OF WILL.
janice Collyer set. Samuel Atkinson.
Peter Collier by his will in 1904, gave to his three
daughters three lots in Essex aud another street which they
Provost had which the subject the present
n. II: s I'D 'ss 70 s.@'f TSs p sSSs S
sold BY Mr. Provost duri9s her etms ana il h.. been i'm
s ss i.S o & foSs
Butt brought BY M Townshend 10 his behalf to recover
Ia. s:' the s rSps only yiSs
s; int . order sy a sss. %d. s ssss s
psy IVES to that the devils, to them and
held that the position taken beh, Of pl.ntn soOi
one and h. be n eDti,led TO the property " be claims
sssps devise to party without ssyios to their heirs
&C., s,piieiep, to convey the property In feel
suir AGAINST owsERs OF PROPERTY.
David CcDu.ye, by HI. suardI.n AIT Morgan and Smith.
The pls:ntiff is a child three four years of age.
@ rs s.'s and Thirty fret Tie oss va: :,.naas
flag stone within foot or two OF tbs house when the
an sIcsvsos causing nory ard Of ts legs had be
snpssd ASTON YVES brought in s by the father Of
sssa b. ns,snes ON shs s. IN i.sss The ssrs
hsesue &c AID verdict was gwen in favor of plaintiff
III. complaint merely .lssed Sssn on the pst Of de-
Sss.sa e COST iSoUsb Whether they hsd been guilty Of
enutl OF committing any psrtieur act such I" ms,os an
proidns 10 the Specifications for proper security the dag
sins &c both TO IL qosity and support The complaint
defendants @ sn,wtT tn, granted cost. 70 .Sids event
injury BY HORSE.
P&tTck Lynch
Appeal Gom the decision OF the Referee in favor Of
pl.pis who damages for the oss Of horse
Killed BY being ssansvy horse Of defendant which
rpnnns away hsvrsno driver This Court considers there
the part o. the servant OF defendan, having
the Horse in charge On the point whether the servant Of
plaintiff was tree from sigeDse the Referee bso better
poDAy than the Court the point to the fact he
port Affirmed, Nth oos,s.
hIsIAKE TO Tt1E OF NOTE
Asstin b. Tsowbridse agsinst Matthew odit:
In restion TO complaint as TO note descendant
allow that the complaint served him stated to Be
drawn three mouths whereas 81 tour month"; ana
eopen6e6 that the mistake fatal The Court held th,
such calealsted nsesd defendant
Judgment for plaintiff affirmed, With costs
SPECIAL TtRa-Before Jstse BSswoRTB
DECISIONS.
FINN ct art Ogden New trial granted
Lessee ss soat~-Demursr for defect OF rsiea Demurrer
allowed on payment Of costs
Wood sxt Mc6nrp and wife. Demurrer In action OF
SANDER ,ras spoken by the wife The words forth
in the eonpisist having been ssd persousy plaintiff
,ou are" Ae while sppesr the plsota not present
atbe tine Judgment for defendant demRrer With leave
20 plaintiff 20 amend on payment Of costs
n,sop at RAndAllThs 10 OF pesona tort not
Affecting property and no; ssnAbs Judgment tor defend
Brsbs sSL PyfssoI.s Association Tao Ceun has not jas
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Y y Lews. crsven Portland. 8. W. Lswis; 49,
siOvs' oel1.sgsO, rhe1gsoa sani,si M A,asS.
,sn s.,'oo p Dsy,sa % somrsss Re- saS
Ellen Louisa rhonPson. "s~ Haven master, G. w SssSt
Fsrrhsm Nsw-Gs,ea master.
sloop-MAia Looiss senneu, BRISTOL mater
Steam Tottsn. Lewis Baltimore, croua ~ss Liza m
svsre. Cop-s, Philsdelpsis ssrsfsra's Lire.
Pfortlst-xsrs Nichols. Philadelghis. 4 ". Bin.
snie-Cs,uss, FSrowi, Philsdelpnis, J. l. ". Bsis.,
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SUPREME COURT-APsIL ESPECIAL TERM-Be6sre
JuSss CowLrs
COMPROMISE WITH CREDITORS.
n w and Dolsen art Alpbopso n Arnold


COMPROMISE WITH CREDITORS.
end r. Dol.en sst Alpbouso y. Arnold.
This Gaze was tried at the Circuit and motion Is
for defendant and Mr. Matthews for plaintiff The scon was
srdsO bad Compromised the debt BY paying 50 per cent On
the other hand, alleged that the compromise W. cond
A wips" the part of pl.iuH testified. It va. said 10
sns :d@ Oh me ssos 10 which said that be- had
Represented to bis creditors that he w~ able 70 pay only 80
al that they thought they were smart bat be good
deal smarter that by hs compromise be had put himself in
sepsS Sofvith.tsDdins The sviosuce the Jury
dict for defendant and the present morton Is msde for new
evidence and granted the motion fora new trial
ATTACKERS WATCH ExHMPT FROM EXECUTION.
Elza B. Homes sgt John Grant
The defendant is Tescher of one OF the Schools.
He examined claim for debt, und.r the law as to
whether he had property and was found to posses" god
.sOut CSC Notion ys made By Mr. \ smith counsel for
M % tRs ME-. to 70; The motion
Tbet nSse considered under tn. sta (which In add
ton what sready exempt exemPts from execution
BY any person being householder having family for which
be to the value of not exceediOs s5o that the watch
for him his occupation the hsu to the
spo %s o 10 c OF n bs
o. be required 10 deliver the watch 10 receiver de- MED
Judge Roosevelt also rendered one or two opinions
Tyssf Esiaes Under the law real where trustees
de- resign without fuhbs tbs trust the parties Interested
ts There has BEEN doubt vhshe the trustees a.
property 90 not under the law Application was
where the dead matter relating
70 peona estate for the appointment OF trustees The Judge
held that peopal estate cots within the law and
that and alive In the Of the last
wing Iu.tse. Motion tn sppoist trustees denied.
Notice 70 InjuneonA question as to what con.
itutes ,how why iojuucon should cot
qe The Court eonde that 1t 10 sufficient tho order
served upon the attorney the psrv particularly wh-re the
party himself the In this the order
sonsy and the question whether defendant
had notice Of the order
Judge Mitchell also rendered decision in the fol-
lowing:
Manhatf6a line Of Stages g. Lsbe sst Stephen Lutr
and Others Psntf IL creditor of Memrs. Lutz recently
Of the line Mesrs some time since assigned, aud
subsequ py made bill Of ale believe OF the entire os
Of horses omnibuses &c to hr Lam
becb Plaintiff copterds that the assignment DC. on tue
part Ntsus fde done protect the
property against the e,edtors and keep in their owe hands
In they atm rtsin and exercise scts
Of ewneiship and IN fact This denied
the part Of Mr. LsDbrech who eoneoded hs the transfer
been de him for and that he bsd paid
considerable the &c 10 this already
ed the Jadse made decision dire citing that the assign
N be declared void sgsnst plaintiff, and receiver
te appointed To cell the property &c.
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COURT CaIEyDAR-Tafs nav.

CIRCUIT CoURT.-Noe. 1905, 1894, 1870, 1920, 1910,
1892 1885 S54 74o s6 10 1851 inclusive. 1885 to 1903 TO-
elusive
U s. DISTRICT CoURr.--Nos. %, 90, 80, 81, 90, SO,
IS OF. IS 90
CossoS PLrAs-GenerL Tem-Appesls to be
subuitfed from lower Courts
SuprRIoR CouRr AND SUPREME CouRT-SpeciA
TeIna- Published Saturday
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Passengers Arrived

BY Steam,hip Na.hriHe, lro~ Lisopo&-E. Z. D. Wood
His. o st.sre, r Weld { G.low, @ G.low, " Spar:
row NJ De Bsshvsldo, y. De Ainz, Gerner Randall
(besrer II dspsfches d. Earle, Mrs. Lonshesd widow
oflsfe u s. Consul at Dobinl Harrison, e. T. Jsukins
B Unusn Maurice strskoseh. Gardiner, L. Leslie H.
Simpson A. n Kirkland T. Guysn ThomD White, A Hepty,
Mr. an Mrs Ray l. Ludord Gisb lne. Mrs Z Pemberton,
- Faust. w Hermann, Gsllo~. /. Hay, Etehsoare,
/. CaIngie II bu.hbesm. = Cameron J Ahch Hord, 4
Shaw, Kprersley, Mss Fdubsrt, Misc G c Prsias, O.
PNks and lady. DR.. J. r McGresor a. De Gull.mus
In bark w. L~eis from Cddiz-Antoti 10 Conner Teress
Conner JsBso Bothode Gobves and lady Inseio Jose do
ARABIC
IN bark Thomas Richie from Nu>sa.-H. Sanchez O..
8. Gilbert, J. Roberts, A Foster.
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Increase in r, ceipts in the SIX months ending April
III
This rate of increase on an unfinished road, will
civ. pretty good idea of its productiveness when
completed and all its connections made. Independent
of the travel that will come it part Of the great
South and North line, the road has local business
which is believed, judging by the earnings Of last
year, with only s5 miles open, tslS,O29 49, 70 be
sufficient of itself to support the road. passes al
mott its whole length through a region Astounding
with variety Of minerals Of the most valuable nature,
sucb as lead, coal, iron "copper" salt and gypsum, all
Of which exist in great abundance, which have been
hitherto neglected.
Receipts of the Frankfort and Lexington Road for
~. J;c
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Money continued very easy, the supply being in
txce Of the demand. In the Consol market the rate
wss y cent, and on the same day an offer was
made by private banking. house TO lend $500 900
for ak months at a y cent to 4 leaoiDg rail ~sy
company. II is stated that Government has borrowed
$4,000 900 from the Bank Of England on Deficiency
Bills.
The return from the Bank Of England for the week
ding the 3lst of March gives the following results,
when compared with the previous week
Public So Decrease flt sSs
0her deposits II sste?s Deere1ss... as
Rest............. 65S Increase. 40S
On the other eide of the account:
Govt seeurites...a tsl 0s7..... ... ........
Ohtr seeurities... II 0el sN...... Decresse...fnlS
hotss unemployed. so2l &c.,. Increase lUlso
The amount Of notes in circulation is fl9 iss 800,
being sn increaee Of f43O 54o and the stock Of bull
ion in both departments is Els POS 527, showing an
ircrsase Of 1883 ssl when compared with the pre-
ce6ipg return.
The rates Of Continental Exchanges still prevented
the export Of gold In regard to the reduction OF in
tersst BY the Bank, TRs London Times says:
The measure VI. fully anticipated and it's effect
on the stock market has been very slight. Some per-
sors bad anced that during the existence of war and
with the immediate prospect Of loan, no reduction
would be mace, whatever might be the influx OF
money but these vera a small minority and the gen.
eral public felt reliance that the sound system Of let
ting the rate be guided by the demand nstesd of ea
deavoripg to adapt it to theoretical contingencies,
would rtill be followed. According to The Gazette
returns last published the simultaneous influence Of
the favorable state of the foreign exchanges during
the past month two and of the rapid contraction Of
business has caused the unemployed notes of the
Bank TO reach higher point than at any period since
July, 1888, when the rate Of discount was O. o~
81 per cent and Consos were nearly At par. The
stock Of bullion now held is also greater than ct any
tine during the past year and there every prospect
Of its increase. IT, under theee circumstances the Bank
had delayed their present step, their propriston must
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dcton. There nbjonder Judgment for defendant on
demurrer with liberty plaintiff amend payment Of
cots
Jseot sgt soksrlsinhh resisted the discharge In bsnk
ferdant q Dc nuneI.
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Markets, .CAsrruLLI RrroRrrp ,oR Tz. rRnuss.

AsBYs-rhe marhet 10 6rm for Pou, At e5 8ltds5 az,
ard PesIIs .tesey at f6 l2i with sales OF 80 bills
Bril- K-Tbe mark 10 steady with moderate inquiry;
Il North Rive Of IS 75dS4 Is
COTToN-Tbe usrbet 70 steady with 9 more active de-
uud; chiefly for spinner We give the quotations.
a. they be arrived o ~ foowt:
SEwrosE cLAssIyIcArIos.