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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-20
NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for April e.


THE EEw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
week contains the following:
I.EDIToRIsLs: Right Of the Sea-. vTllibostsrc Pad
T: s:.i'i t ns t fsg. sas sts:::
see UP TIE wrs.ps:' Of pew o:,. p'; &: Pio:Ss
for Kspsss; Yn ming DO, BY 0pess
H..AFfAiRS IN FRANCE: Letter from oar fsns
Correspondent.
Nv. NOTES OF wEsrERy TssvKL; nlIsois ws'th'r
Ard Railroad; Letter from Bay ard Taylor
Y RryIyw or THE wEEk: Owing . condemned
sos conspicuous form the ates. and ~ost lin I'm
en.ni event: that ssv. s.n;prsS IN "a =. cs,s ,
W. sCCrEs IN The KANSAS ELECTION.
vu..THE INVASION or KANSAS: Correspondsnes
81 ofThs N. Tnbure
yIU..FRON BOsTOS: Letter from Cousspon dent
Ix..MR FORREST IN SOME or HI GREAT CHA
10 The ch.rscte" Of Richard III, Claude ksln0tss,
x..wHo Is MISS NIGHrIT9ALEi
M..A CLERGYMAN ENGAGED TO BE MARRIED
TO ELEVEN LADIES'
xlI..THE GERMANS.
XIII. 1.-THE PIoUA POISONING CASE.
XIV. AWFUL DISCOVERY: Whole Family Murdered.
xv..PENNsYLvAEIA LIQUOR LAW.
XvI..PIRsT THUNDER STORM IN Is55
xvII..eREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD CoSvES-
XVIII MODEL STORY.
xIx..sALTPETER EXPLODED
xx..TaE POrATO-BOT.
XGI..ThE LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
XXI. MARRIAGES and DEATHS.
XIII. TIRE MARKETS Full Reports Of the Stock Money,
Cotton. Grain. Cattle. and other Msrkeu specially
reported for The Tribune.
Single ssPies IN srspe can be obtained at the counter
in the Publication Office this morninS Price 81 cents
susscsrroSOne copy for year. e2s three copies,
o5, 1--WE copies, IS, ten copies Sl2.
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES OF EVERY De-
Hardware Gallery silver plated
son Ess%eso and Iron Coosas Utes.s Brons.d Cooper
Bra. GooSs; Bathing Apparstos Tin, Wood. and Willow
Hsir Felt CGssosI ard sasw Msttfsses Beds aud Bed
5D,s DC eevsDt Farni urs; Bronze and Painted Iron
Fp,nitprs, ka'tc furpi ure: Gsae worh &C, a. tn,
LOWEST PRICES, a. bExRIAS's HOUSE FURNISHING War;
kooMs No. t0i Broadway. Hew.Yors Public add phi.
Insufons ct sbosts. shp' steamers &c farnished
At the ,bo,tea bo Illustrated Catalogues may be ct
the WsrerooDs forwsrd-o by mall when r.quested-
ONE FIXED PRICE, AND No ABATEMENT.
Goods ordered b letter selected and pat IN the best manner
RETAIL DEALERS IN READY MADE CLOTHING
invited examine tbs Spring and Summer Stock Of
RoGERs Co, Of Fulton and Nssssusts VARSITY,
fr shnes Of Style sod god wcrkmstshp chnscsrizs the
and the p'ices have been revived suit the mes
believed to be The lowest ever Known in hs trade
PIANOS. IT. GILBERT e. Co.'S celebrated
EoLns PIANOS HORACE WATERs's modern improved PI.
and those Of large number Of other make compas
~ be cold prices which defy petition for cash Salts
hctoy pspe Peron 10 the city receiving orde fr Pianos
or hucs any hind viii fpd TO their sdvsn-
hes to cell HORACE WATERS, No sS5 Broadway.
HERRING's PATENT CHAMPION FIRE-PROOF
sEs ~b Halle ps,en powder proof LOCKS the nme that
1851 WORLDS Fsir New York 1853 and 49, and bis the
Loci only powder proof Lock- that received M,d.i
advertised a" Worlds esir Locts" The sub
cell bis Champion sAE with Halls patent powder
''''' " No, Iss Isl and l5s Water ST. Ne " YORK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-20

REMOvAL.-EBENEZER COLLAMORE has re-
moved No as BROADWAY, Zone door above Wslkerst
where be has opened large Of GooDs In i'd
10 his M atock Of CHINA and 0L AssWARE
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FEATHERS, BEDDING, Constantly on hand
opprisps large Of HAIs MATTaEssEs
Feather BEDS RAILLAssEs, CoTs. BEDsTgADs BLANKETS
ana CoMFoR1ERs at No $50 Chatham corner Mulberry
MARTIN WILLARD Aren't.
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an assortment Of Chand elisrs that numbers over
THREE HUNDRED
different of the aud most beautiful designs
BUYERS OF US have the benefit of . variety,
TWICE As LANCE
A. this, of any 9th or New York from ~h;h
to make their selections
PRICES
are suue Der eentass DO found elsewhere
w J. r. DALEY 4 Co marble stores,
Nos 63l and 6Sf Bro a1WAy.
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other epidemic-s sort Of conaumptiou-hss 70.
Gently broken out amoug US, to whose ravsges
those of the pulmonary disorder above alluded to
are but circumstance. This new disorder has
hitherto chiefly displayed its fatal mslgnity 10
the Northern States, but every indication shows
that it is destined to sweep the South also. The
ditorder to which we allade il the Nebraska
grippe, most commonly leading, at least Ut tae
North, TO hectic feverish heat, barking cough
loss of weight and strength, political coniump'
ton, and speedy death. How 1t has 'pread' and
wral terrible mortality il has produced among
the members Of the late Congress We have all
seen. II is even said to have invaded the So
cred precincts of the White House. There Is
great de al Of snow still unwelte1 10 the vicinity
Of The White outtains-snd IL 10 stated shH
come receIt cold ard rude blasts from that quar-
ter have tiven not only she President, bus the
~.cle Cabinet, a sudden soreIefs and uncomfors'
able feeling about the throat, which, II nov
checked at once, threatens 80 end in speedy DIS
seloti,p-isr tits political censu nP'ion IL IN
general very eallopiog disorder.
Atsgrsnd consultasion Of Democratic doctors
the few who, in spite Of their devotion to tneif
profession, have escaped falling victims 70 the
prevailing epidemic-it has been sgreed that moth
ing bus speedy removal TO more genial elm ise
holds out the least hope for the iovslida Ia
brave soy longer these northern blasts is certain
death. The Dir and climate of Cuba seem to ofei
to the suffering victims some slight hope Of reliefi
and, as C .n.umptve patients notoriously catch al
every prospect of cue, however faint the LONGING
eyes The President and bis Cabinet are, naturally
enough, C1iousy turned toward the tropics Tnt
above statement makes it perfectly manifest no"
much We stand ia need Of Cuba. From coniump
tiop, both pulmonary and political, We may 'sy
~ ex President Van Buren, said, In relation 20 tn'
| Pet Ohicts of bis time, "our suferioss 10 In
"toleiable." A place Of refuge, retreas andcur'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-20

SINGERS SEWING MACHINEs.-These are the
only se~ns Machines before public capable Of doiog every
variety Of In perfect sye. Tho fast be clearly do
that all other Sewing Machines for tenera
ing when compared with SINGERS not worth taking gift
FOR family manufacturer paotatoa use or any use
SEWING MAcHISEs proved TO bs supe-
nor End the great Improvements just added place them ar
ahead Of ali comp.ution SINGERS SEWING MACHINES only
Co No
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More Street Encam brances.
FIRST DISTRICT COURT.

MAY 23-Ttere SO In this court for viola.
ton Of this corporation ordinances in epcumbering side
walks and streets for leaving vault coverings without
{sstenpgs, &c. There were 46 of them In which tue
returned served by copy, other defend
snts lot appearing, new summons were ordered; Is
settled and the balance OF them tried with
snx in various from 81 to s25. In one case the
defendant produced permit signed by James FuIcy,
Street Con missioner, allowing the defendant 10 oscupy
the public street with trucks The Judge rsmari oil that
u could not ve been the intention OF ths
TO authorize the street Commissioner to grant per
for any ether purpose than that>of bulldog, although
The ordinance would fsem isfsss 10 suthorizs him
70 grant neral pe mission to eucumber strse.. viii
tska the ys2xs ana 9eees the mst;ss IN sfsg days,
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ARRIVAL OF THE GEORGE Law.
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ONE WEEK LATER FROM CALIFORNIA
News from Oregon and Washington Territories,
South Pacific, New Granada, Sand
wich Islands and Australia.
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$l,32O,l76 i'm Gold Dust.
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YACHT RACE AT SAN FRANCISCO.
THE MINING BUSINESS.
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IyTFREsTMG ITEMS.
MARRIAGES, BIRTHS AND DEATHS.
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M A cts,
dc.. %n Ec
$l,32O,l76 i'm Gold Dust.
THE MINING BUSINESS.

The steamship George Law, Lieut. G. v. Fox, U. 8. "
commanding left Aspnwaii at 10 O'Clock, the even
ing of the 18th inst, AMI arrived at Quarantine at II
O'Clock yesterday morning She brings the California
mails Of May 1st OPS in treasure, freight and
SIT passengers
In the list Of passengers viii be noticed the of
Capt VIM. Keunish who returns from q survey Of the
Isttmus OF Panama. fromhe Pacific to the Arate river
for canal route. He repdts successful termination
TO ia sptsFprse.
T36cSseA Gate left San Francsco at IL A. NJ, on
the LIST. About thirty miles outside the heads passed
the steamer Sonora, bound in She arrived at Panama
at O'Clock on the of the 18TH bringing down 900
passengers and about 81 in treasure partially
on English account, the balance for New York.
Annexed is the amount OF gold brought hers--
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Successes for the Allies, but SebastopOl
Not Yet Taken.
RESIGNATION OF DROUYN DE HHUYs.
CHANGES IN THE FRENCH MINISTRY.
American Vessels in the Baltic.
IMPR0VEMENT IN COTTON,
10 CHANGE BREADsTUrFs,
CONsOLs SO 3-4,


HOUSE TELEGRAPH LINE, 81 WALL STREET.
HALIFAX, May "a, 1855.
The Royal Mail Steamship America Captain Lang, ar
rived at this port at o'cosk this morning.
Her dates from Liverpool to the afternoon of Sat-
arday the 18th week later than resolved by
tho Baltic at New York.
The America sailed for Boston at 10 o'clock. Weather
fre She viii! be due at Boston on Friday night, SO
that her mails viii doubtless reach New York satur
day afternoon.
The steamship Uuion sailed from Southampton on the
9th inst for New York. with ninsty passengers.
The weeks budget Of news is very meagrs, afording
no event Of Importance.
Affairs before sabastopol were in much the same posi-
tion as at the departure of the Baltic although
trivial for tie Allies have in thu Interim been
recorded.
The tone OF public sentiment to have resolved
itself into the conviction that the war must be pro-
tracted one and without hope of assistance from Aus.
tria.
NJ. Drouyn de PHuys, the French Minister Of War;
had resigned from unwingness to protract the war;
and Count waewski, the French Am aior at London
has been appointed his successor.
AL the documents in regard to the Austrian Confer
ence had been laid before the British Parliament.
Redschid Pacha had been superseded Grand Vizier
by Mshomet Pacha
Pianori, who attempted to assassinats the Emperor
Napoleon, had been condemned to death.
The emsrant ship John from Plymouth, bound to Que
bee, was wrecked, and number of lives were lost.
In commercial view the by this arrival far
as regards cotton, at least is highly Important The
transactions in that staple continued to be very
tensve scale, the weeks business footing up over
one hundrea thousand bales, Of which shout moiety
xas takep by spectators. The quotations generally
show advance of farthng the prices current
ct the departure of the Baltic
In BreadstufTs there had been little or no change
except in corn, which trife higher.
Provisions generally steady, at former rates.
The London money market continued very easy, and
ceniols closed at ss%.
RSeveYL extensive failures in commercial circles in
Liverpool spoken privately, just prior to the
departure Of the America, but no names had trans
pired
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Gaeat Britain.

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS, ETC.
In Parliament 1t stated that Lord Dandonald's g
proposal TO blow the Russian foracatons had been
submitted to the Scientific Committee, including Messrs
Fsrieay, Playfair and Graham.
Tie return Of articles from the New York Exposition
referred to, and mention made that the French 20
responsible for articles cent to the Pari
Exposition.
long debate fnsued a motion asking for selec
committee to quire into the practicabty Of uniting
the british armies. The motion was lost
The bill to suppress Gretns Green marriages was also
lost The second reading Of the bill permitting the
rage TO deceased wife's sister carried by small
majority.
The bill removing the newspaper stamp tax was read
third tine and passed.
Mr. Layard has temporarily postponed his motion OF
inquiry into the manaa tment Of the army and navy.
Mr. RoebuckB> committee Is still in session Sidnsy
Lorda Aberdeen ard Deroos cited to give evidence.
The movement in favor Of an administration rsform
gsirs ground and indignation meetings against arsto-
cratic mismans continue to be held Lord Pal
cessor (L0rd Aberceen) was.
The LOnd Times in editorial which has attra sted
r0tice, says that the circumstance that America
eces net sympathie with tie allies is shocking and
voting.
An adjourned meeting was held at London of English
contributors to consider how they may get back their
contributions from the New York Exhibition.
An incepdiary Gre, set by discharged workman, de-
sroJed totally OF the floating batteries just ready to
lau1ch in the Thames
The Queen gave State ball on the 9th The United
states Minister Secretary of Legation, and Mr. Lane
were present.
The Champion of the Sea arrived at Liverpool from
Melbourne 18th February.
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THE LATEST WAR NEWS.

The French mail has not arrived.
The Vienna correspondent Of the London Hnes re-
MARKS tha. as long revolutionary elements are
brought into action Austria will leave Russia to get out
of her difficulties she best cam but IL England and
France should rsolve to form corps Of refugees and
employ them her frontiers the Holy Alliance
would assuredIy again be formed.
PARIS May 11-Evening.
East ts." = 1sIl. - 1's
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Yacht Race AZ San Fr.ncsseo

Quite sens ation>has been rife for some days among
tie boatrg community around the wharves relative 10
Of money had been wagerso, and NO small degree -
discussion and debate epgendered among the old saD.
The boats entered for the nautical strife the Flying
Cloud Eclipse and Mischief, though it was generally
understood that many more were to be compositions fer
the prize, which, BY the way We are unable 70 say .
word about, not knowing what the main STAKES wsps
placed at. These al sloop rgged, mainsau and h
ard II believed, properly baiasted. The dstaAcs
from the eLd OF Broadway wharf around dag beat
anchored of Fort Point and back around Goat Island -
At l2 O'Clock the little feet got away with spank
ing brteze, which soon increased to stiff gale the RI
walls attended or followed by fifteen or twenty
satellites, the operation or some Of them proving thse
they might have borne no laggards part in the rsos
itseif.
For about half mile pether boat obtained any very
remarkable advantage the others though spPssr
ed that the Eclipse gradually cleaving anead ~
was beautifully handled; aud, the boats oelng =. -
wnd (Which We forgot to mention was nom & .ne nossa
entertained OF her But the Flying Cloud ssemsd nnve
suddenly avak ened from dream 'e~ sui ,en8.na
past MeigQs, wharf, and she rapidly oymhAnied tne
Eclipse passing her handsomely anu 20 no
astern and asemed either 10 have been badly trimmed
=. she was out OF the race, to all inents and
nnrnoses an hour after the start
Hing Co1d seemed to have the matter entirely
n hsr own hands after this huggng the Preside coast
-, the way ont while her two competitors tackled about
S.It wsv down towards Acaras. She reached the flag
Ssat eoirg at espping pace, the gtarboard taci
lent sway rounded the goal, and, In another momsnt
was wingpg her wsy home again, flying Ike frightened
bird before the wind. She reached Broad way wharf in
two bours and three quarters (quarter before thres
O'Clock, a splendid winner ~
Rnt ot 30 the Eclipse who having missed figure I'm
her awkward "leg' towards Bird Island, rsscned ths
sg boat half an hour lster than ths Fyas Cloul shs
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he LIST inst for the reception Of dep sts and the opera
uons OF the mint would be resumed h'sy 7th.
A new fifty dollar gold piece had b,Nn issued mo
piece round tho face being the emb smatc vissgc Of
Liberty surrounded with thirteen POI oed stars the
diverse being fifty dollars dist ncgiye lettering par
italy encirc ed BY wreath OF grain surm ounted by M
standard value and surrounded the addre aud name
OF the coiners.
Tie San Francisco Herald says, learn By letters
from Sacramento that II is proposed to sks away
rom the Sisters Of Charity the pro rata Of We School
FUND, by which they are at present enabled 70 keep
eighteen huncred children win be turned sdrift In Saa
Franeisco.
Colonel Walker and expedition had not yet allied.
speedy despatch
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VIENNA, MAJ 11--Erenns.
The rumor that Count Buol had given in hs resigna
tion Is not confirmed.
BERLIN May 1l-Eyening
Count Esterhazy, the Austrian Ambassador, has re-
turned from Vienna.
said that Austria Is the point Of declaring her
complete neutrality well that of the whole Of
Germany.
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Commercial Intelligence.
I0Nn0N MnNEY MARKEr

LONDON MONEY MARKET.
Consols on Friday closed at ss for money to 80 for
account. DISCOUNTS 81 per cent Exchanges were too
high for the export of gold. The bullion in the Bank of
England had increased fl2c 900. Dollars were worth
4s. 11a4d; dOublcons, IS; eagles, 70 2kd.
AMERICAN STOCKS.
Stock are higher. London papers report the market
rather dull during the week. but good State stocks
still in demand. United States '6s Bonds, 106 I0s
noInina Massachusetts, Sc, buyers at leo; Maryland
81 90; PerDsylvania SIS, n 70; Pennsylvana III
Bonds 50 SAY; Virginia $50 Bonds, sea sS; Pennsyl.
vana Central Ral"ay, hrst, s016; second SO; Illinois
Central Construction, e7a co.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
Brown, shipley Co., again report large and specu.
stive demand for cotton advces per America having
led TO the expectation that the supply would be short
owing to the low stage the rivers prices
advanced farthng s qualities, and, although with
less activity the last two days the market closed steady
quoted At sgd; middiins il-isd fair Mobile sgd;
sSs s stoss ss Including iners.n
LIVERPOOL BREADsrUFFs.
Brown, shipley Co. Is circular ssys:-We have no al
traton to notice In wheat OF flour, which are In fair
moderate cemand at last weeks rates. Indian has
improved Is, with more doing; White wheat, l2s. a
new 4os. Ais old Ais. 3d. 42s. 3d.; Philadephis and
baltimore, 44s AS. Cd Ohio, AS. Cd a AS Cd Cana
dian, Ais 42s.; sour, 40s. AIS. Yellow corn 49s.
5Cs. mixed, 49s. a 49s. Cd. white, 4ss 49s. Cd.
.st LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
r. Spence Co. report good business in beef Sales
LOCO terces Prices steady Pork moved to average
extent, but with less pressing of stockholders antic
pating an improvement. Bacon continued In good dc.
nand, and large business was done at 3D. advance
ordinary Western sold ct 44s 45s; fine, 4es ATS (;
poneiees 4cs Short middes much wanted Shoulders
ere mush sn9uirsd for Lard in moderate business
Without variation IN price Quoted ASS Sos. Talow
IN fair demand at steady prices--t6s. q SOS.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
Ire Brokers' Circular reports ashes steady and un-
ct apsed-pos 30s pearls 3as. as. 3D. Nothing doing
In turpentine. Rosin In regpsr demand sales 30Q3
barrels; common, 6s. 7s. 81. Spirits turpsntins
Juiet sos. olive OIL continued in rood demand. No
thrg done In fish oils. Rape OIL little ,pousea nar
Unseed oil has declined; sellers at 37s. Palm oil duh
and rather lower In jyerosds transactions are initial
Sugars are in active demand, at Cd advance
noticeable In coffee rather business In new. Rce
moderately active, Carolina ass. 81. ordinary.
THE LONDON MARKETS.
Barring Brothers report good demand for the principal
articles 9 fqrsiga and cClsnal proaacs sgTng As ntef
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Shipping Intelligence.

Arr from New York May g. Antarctic Antwerp: Marshall
Belbit Clinton at Liverpool.
Arr from Boston 9th, Catho iral, at Liverpool.
Arr from Chorles,o 9th, Hawk Antwerp.
Arr from Sth, May wer, Antwerp; 9th Ok
ford, Hivre -
Arr from New Orlesns 9Th, John Mckenzie Jabez Snow
Havre. -"-'
Air from Mobile 9th, Golden Eagle, Liverpool
Sid for ork sth Cornelius Grnnel from Portsmouth
Sid for New Orleans 9th Sumner from twerp; Harvest
Queer Guy hannerine and joan Rutledge from Liverpool
Colcbis, from Portsmouth.
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Mi.s Perry, Miss Mckenzie Mrs ards Miss Pyortou
Miss Burnett. Miss Kirswocd Cart S.ar.loy Rey Mr. Ma
Ron and lady Miss Tsmcouer Mrs Bernard Lieut. Colonel
fdespatches to Mr. Rtchie and LADY Mr.
Jery snd lady, Lieut Col Austin Col Gngsmill Mr.
LADY NJ var Psym,n and sdy Mrs Pierce Nj Amsy and
els Hoiderness, Mcyer JACKSON MeKsnzis Faner Lowe,
Ritcbe Matheson Imbrie Cory Dsbury, West, Turner
Jarvis Lintsn Indlsy Hi5hi,y Caro- Bursos, Mott Beck
len, Boswick Gilbert, Spencer, Atkinson, smitt Gray
Broomhal 81 odgrass Ielisler Astyman, McGil Welch
McIeary. - '''
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at steady prices. Hemp dull; Petersburg clean fas
Lard uRchansed Western kegs, SOS. 5as. Linseed oil
recsded, bat recovered to Sos Talow steady at 52s
Cd. 53s. the spot Turpentne- Considerable sale,
at s 3d. Spirits steady at $685. Cd. 37s. Iron is with
out improvement Rails, f6 10s; Scotch pig, els
Speter Gull. Tin unchanged.
THE GLASGOW MARKETS.
John Atbya Co. Circular reports breadstuffs firm,
Lard-A moderate business at sos b2s. Provisions
generally quiet and unchanged Naval stores fr and
In good demand.
MANCHESTER MAREET.
The market is dull, snd without improvement.
FREIGHTS.
Fregbts from Liverpool TO the United States ara
rather stifer. Ships becoming scsrcer, but seerage
passengers without mprovement.
LATEST REPORT.
LIVERPOOL, May 12-2P. NJ
Bgland. Athyer Co report cotton unchanged. Sales
to dsy l20l0 bales, Including 5000 for speculation
and export.
Breadstufs firm Corn eos. Beef and pork in better
demand Bacon sells freely at Ats. laId in moderate de.
mand at SOC.
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The Nilnlnu Bus1ness.

From the San Francisco Herald, April 70
From several gentlemen who have recently beea
through the interior, and from all the journals In tAe
mining districts with exception, we learn that
the miners prosperous and contentod.
The recent rains have been Of incaculablo service as
in every direction the miners, with full supply oe
water, busily at work We told that there II
plenty OF gold Gust Offering in the mining towns and that
the trsders in high spirits There complaint -
hard times with them Welean further that the quartz
mines are becoming profitable and that additions
ard improvements are being constantly made to the
quartz crushing establishments now in operation.
The business is becoming better
ard experience essering the cost Of working tbs
mines and extracting the goldcapal is seeking invest
nent again in enterprises Of this charscternss edess
being discovered anu old ones reworked; rus TIN
not far distant when the yield tf these quartz mines
will consulate very important proportion Of the aggv
gate product Of the State They win pay long after the
placer mEes exhausted, II that time should
rive As generally known how rsely these
mines have been paying Of late capital win pour In fs
Europe TO aid in developing tter riches The capitalists
of England have always been partial to mining eaterp
Ttey well satisfied II they obtain four or ave
per cent co their money ut home. The quartz mines
in operation in this State yield average profit e
At least thirty per cant upon the amount invested.
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THE BALTIC SQUADRON.

The English feet is working up towards Gothland as
Ice permits 1t is said that France asks permission to
establish French camp Swedish territory, and IL
refused Bomarsund viii be occupied and fortified by
the Allies
White Gen.