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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-08

Of hair ia quite beyond their capacity; and with
such men, it is the most natural thing in the world,
after having read hsbituAly the homiliss Of The
Journal Of Commerce on Slavery and the Fugitive
Slave law. to improve the first opportunity that
offers to 20 into Cody kidnapping or the African
slave trade IT may be oil perfectly clear to The
Journal of Commerce, but they can't see, why kid
Mapping on the coast Of Afrcs the coast Of China
il not lust az meritorious-provided i. pays-n
kidnapping in New-York or Boston and it ia ten to
one that every New York and Boston African slave
trader ard Cody trader ia an habtual reader and an
enthusiastic sdmirer of The Journal Of Commerce.
Such being the probable fact, it certainly is .
duty which Tk Journal Of Commerce owes to itself
and to the public to go On calculating the differ
epce between these cases, and to make % pslps-
bic that il cannot be mistaken the wickedness Of
this Cody trade.
Why should not Congress be called upon to leg
islate upon this subject A movement in that body
started from the Republican side would have very
serious obstacles to encounter; but if TIE Journal
of Commerce could and would put up some OF its
Southern Democratic friends 10 move in the mat
ter, il is not unlikely that bill might be passed to
prohibit American vessels from engaging in this
questionable traffic at least to secure to the un
fortunate Coolies humane treatment while on board
II the statements published by The Journal Of Com
me,ce are true, we do not see why all the acts
against the African save-trade should not be at
once extended to this Cody trade.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-08
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, APRIL 8, 1885,

try Districts. In Georgetown the Portuguese were as.
saled bv men women and children, with cres OF
Down With the Portuguese Down with the Pope'
The Portuguese exhibited very considerable forbesr'
snce, and. however much they may have been an
noyed, they did not commit any breach OIL the peace
resentibg the insulx offered TO them"
This seems to be less alarming account than
that brought bither By vessels from Georgetown IN
which the Governor WA represented as having sent
to the neighboring colonies for troops. Formerly
in slavery times, quite large body Of troops was
maintained in this colony, but since emancipation
these have been reduced almost to corporals
guard, while the colonial militia, formerly very
greviou, tax on the free population, has been En-
tirely disbanded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-08

Our readers will remember the destruction, not long
since, by Border Rufan mob, of the printing estab
lshment Of The Territorial Register at Lesvenworh
Kansas. The editor and proprietor, Col NJ. W. Della
hsy-a member elect Of Congress under the State
Constitutions in this city with view of pro-
curing materials and again commencing his paper.
For this purpose Mr. ID. l.. Elder of No. % William
street has been appointed agent to receive advertise
ments, subscriptions and donations for the paper;
and we cordially commend the enterprise TO all who
are interested in the promotion of Freedom in Kansas
as well as to those who may wish to take advantage
Of new and rapidly increasing market for commerce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-08

THE PLYMOUTH RocK,-This splendid steamer has
been put in the most complete order aid resumes her
place in the Stonington Line, under the command Of
Capt. joel Stone. The Commodore is the alternate
boat.
The steamer Plymouth Rock, since being relieved
from the proracted deterton at City Island has been
placed the large balance dock at the foot of Mar
ketstreet, and there received most thorough over
haulingevery part Of the hull in the least injured
having been removed and entirely renewed, while ad
titona fasteDipgs and new kelsons and braces give
increased strength to the massive and substantial
frame. The engine and boilers were found to be in
perfect order and not in the least affected by the ac-
cident. The steamer has been reprinted and regded
and the furniture and equipments renewed and re-
fitted 20 tha. the Plymouth Rock to all intents and
purposes l. now new steamer just ready for service.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-08

SOUTHERN COMPANIES FOR KASsAs.-Ihe Alfalfa
tGa.i Irtcllgenoer of the Goth ult., says;
Judging from the number of companies passing
almost daily through city, their way TO Kansas
we doubt not there win be smart sprinkling' Of
Soutbernes in that region before many weeks. On
Wednesday night company Of eighteen or twenty
passed through Atlanta, and on Thursday we noticed
another company of fortyone. all armed and equipped
going on their way rejoicing. They were from
Charleston and other points of South Carolina.
company organized in this city s expected to leave in
o few days for the same destination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-08

Our returns from Connecticut show large ma
jority against the National Administration in the
House, with probability Of the Senate being of
the same complexion. For State officers there is
no election by the people.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-08
Ono Dollar q Line.

To ADvEk1isERs-The circulation Of TIE "tftLr
TRIBUNE Ia enormous and the number Of Advertise
pressing insertion In exceeds the spses We choose
to devote to the that have ssed the price Advertising
therein TO
ONE DOLLAR PER LINE,
Or little more than half cent per line FOR each thousand
copies printed and dispatched readers Even at this rate
|. the cheapest medium eItant for Advertisements requiring
,bs widest and fullest publicity Is shout the rate
CHARGED By The illustrated London News, which has not 80
large circulation as The WEEKLY TRIBUNE BY many thous
and, We prefer short cards to long ese' and shall be ad II
tho enhancement npss patrons to study beviJ In the<
announcements Remember that we only insert in any
week such handed before Wednesday evening
s we are obliged to early Thursdsy morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-08

The launch Of the new Collins steamer Adristit
yesterday was a perfect success. We give de
tailed account of the ceremonies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-08
Nem1lork daily @ibm,te
TUESDAY, APRIL 8, 1856.

ApvrprisEnExrs intended for TIE WEEKLY TkiBusE Of
this should Be- handed in By to-day The mrnense
edition ssued Of this paper makes IN order 70
secure insertion that eads should thus early hand
In THAR favos
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To CORRESPONDENTS.

No notice be taken Of Communications What
ever intended for insertion must be authenticated BY the
and address OF the wrternot necessarily for puba
ton, but 40 guarantee Of his good faith
We eannss undertake rejected Communications
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-08

The Turkish Ministers expressed. their readiness
to intrust the direction of the expedition to British
commander, and to accept General Vivian in that
capacity. Gen. Vivian at once raised difficulties
as to the means dsposabe for this plan, and con-
sidered the employment Of his contingent as pre-
mature and interfering with the arrangements for
its organization. Two weeks later Radcliffe COM
municated to his Government that
"Peparatiops fqr tie said expedition are IN pro-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-08
WIGS - HAm.DYE - WIGS. - BACHELORS

WIGS and ToUrEgs have improvements peculiar to their
house They celebrated all the world for their
ful beauty case and durseity.nne 10 charm The aesS
the work. II private for applying bic
fsnous DYx Sold at BATcHELoRs, No. 25S Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-08

HOLLOWANS OiNTStbNT.-lhe neuilng anu
cooling Of this Bssmic Ointment upon burns scads
running Sores limitations Of tho skin scfuous ulcers salt
rbeom eyspelss and al external inflammation miracle in
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-08
I1por AUCTION SALE OF REAL ESTATE

LARGE AUCTION DALE Of hhhL ES T."
Attention il called the absolute Sale TO be made To MORROW
edpesday by ALBERT NcoLAY, Auctoneor ana soid ny
order Of The Surrogate and Others embracing very valuable
Porrty D the City New York ard Wamsburgh, which is
worthy Of attention. tho Sale will be without reserve
Titles For foil particulars refer to the
In another column Maps can DO had On ap
chtion 10 the AuctioneeI. No. Br0ad.st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-08

Singers SEWING MACHINES. All Persons who
wish information in regard SEWING can obtain
by spyins at our Office copies OF 81 Singer Co.'S
paper devoted entirely to the Sewing sach1s IN
tsrests. Copies supplied grsts ,. o,,p.o.,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-17

A PRIVATE FAMILY WOULD LET, TO GENTLEMEN
N without board back psrlor and front ard back
and ha bedroom IN ssond sor furnished WIN large closets
ras ans bate typy o. q TcuTtb avenue, Gear Nrh stree
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-17
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONEY MARKET.

ItzpaY, sept is--sPx
TIE stock market continues active bit prices do ~,
pr~Sress much. There was general eecias V car.
Nearly al the leading railroad stocks higher
nan they we're week SINCE Notwithstanding the exten,
q the transactions 10 The meantime. Az the frs, board
New York Central failrosd fen Of = per cent; Michigan
Central Railroad, 4 Michigan soutberu, 81 Panama, -
nnos Central Railroad Cleveland and Pii;sburg, n
Cleveland and Toledo. T. Chicago and Rock Island N.
vapced u. There odd lot or Ia Crosse and MI.
vsukie sold a, u per cent, buyer 60 days Tie cash
price was n per cent There was Little more
Business railroad bonds 70 day than usual. TIE
railroad stocks In which the daily Operations
sor Sometime part have been large are, vew YORK
Central, Erie Reading and Cleveland and Toledo
ne most prominent speculative railroad stock on ths
Arket ust now 10 which there IT, far az We can see
sny margin for a rise Is Ere and we 40 net look Tor
much Improvement 10 that until aier the month Of No
vembcr. There IS evidently a movement In Cleveland
ssd Toledo which may carry W. any important al.
vance 10 any OF The old speculative railroad stoc a.
pv~v,ous 70 the lat OF December, cannot be OTHER.
v,ee shan OF the most uncertain, temporary char %
ser rhe money MARKET al present is %, particularly
Svhs and this fact That involving 20 many In toe
pvcsest speculative movement. RE At the best dsn-
prcps time 10 touch The older class Of railroad stocks
An Hose s,ccn ~tiSs Ss opsrsssd IN p The beard V
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-17

Paris Journal contains statement made by N. Poi
sa 70 The Governor Of the Bank OF France the effect
that large business II at present carried On 10 the
nor, OF eve franc pieces, which saeaSle 81 a
premium or . 10 10 ccntmes each the particulars Of
which are a. foilows.-lst A bag Of i,coN OF The
present Emperor Is worth cost; "a. bag OF Charles
X, ,Oi0r: 90 bag Of Napoleon L or Louis XVIII,
1,o10L These Cad their way 10 London, and u Is be-
nevtd that the greater portion Of the silver shipped for
india 81 the Pera consisted OF hvc franc pieces This
circumstance viii account IN FOR the uans-
mission Of gold from England 10 France.
The Ia Crosse AID Milwaukee Railroad Company In
their last annual report cn,sfed a, length into descrp
non tf The route IT, psculstHes advantages aud re-
sourcss II arpc,s 10 that The line has been selected
solely with an eye revevenUs and freedom from com
nett or routes These importsnt points have been ro.
cyv copsdered and from tie annexed extract rom tho
s.rrapvs report, VIC should Judge that the objects ID
view had been accomplished -
IA Crossr AND MnwArKu RauRotn.
m. design of the drst projectors Of the Ia Cros,s
md Milwaukee Railroad IN procuring the Charter o. this
eo,nnanv vas not primarily to promote the interests
~ arv .artcuar localities the line Of the route ADOPT
al MI 10 see-t The best route IN view OF al Toe crsum
the question and especially in view Of the
typographical features Of country whose topoerapny
q somawbarpccullu for railroad from Milwaukee 70
the xsss,ppi river the general direction OF that sys
tem Of railroads extending from the Atlantic cities
through the state Of Michigan 70 Minnesota, insysectng
al favorable point vbst " known as the Northern
Route Tor the Pacific Railroad surveyed by Governor
stevens They possessed intimate acquaintance with
the recuisruee Of the country, and decided without hes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-17

The receipts include COO for transfer crafts on Bos
ton, and the payments include $4,000 on California
drafts
The warrants entered at the Treasury Department
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-17
CLOTHING, &c.

CLOTHING, 81.
xsD DaC WORTH or GFErLENKNs LEFT OFF
o. .VUV csthne wanted, IN largo or small ots NbeYai
prices IN catrent and punotss s.ieudancs
orders Enough post or otherwise. -
Il = O0n WORTH OF LETT oEr CLOTHING wAyyI
TC.VUV cd.-Geniiernen haYrv In oa wearing anp
rel dispose Of VIII receive he. f valre without hareinx
orfeekiug impose Please call sadress THOWA6 ri
COHROf. 49l Pearl street
d1Q 0OO WORTH OF NEW AND CAST OF CLOTH.
1lU.UUNJ wanted for the Western market 1,en,is.
men having dispose Of will receive highest nri
calling the eta addressing ]. X. MURRAY IL Cen,ps
street
ffL0THTNG.-LADIES AND GENTLEMEN HAVING
dispose Of receive unos, vains ~ sdss.
mr. g. CoHrf, ~ Leurers street neay gspsl A. e. ~
Rrosdwsv. Ladies attended kv s-r n - w.
r ADIEe ASD GENTLEMEN. GIVE YOUR ATTENTION
IL Road hs.An cast on clothing second hanJ r,rniurr
all kinds Of house bought and hiehes, arces gven
cash. CAL at or address Nv note uevris lH seventh
avenue, between Twentieth and Twenty FIRST sresA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-17

There has been steady demand Tor RIO coffee since my Ia
report The ,al.s 2. he wsss rsses Sse bag" a. & Re
good qualities 20 bags prime selections Sold 2, Ec show
advanced ac rio date 70 Angus, SOFA Bahia have been
and sdve srge pgTeA ss mostly for Europe a.
armness on the part Of boiiers here.
UorToS-Tbe safes embraced about 500 /, 900 bales
he market closing quite stesdy
material change In quotations To Liverpool about 30 900
40 coo bushels Of grain were tnrsgef chiefly In ships
bag a,s1se 2eo9 700 Dbl. TOUT q, e, With some
sbou, sSd. for wheat; 2s. ID 2s cd for four and
as. Cd per ton for oil cake. 10 Bremen so bbs
hops were taken a, &c. To Havre, grain al I5c
-four a csc &c. cotton, &c; ashes and rice a, az
co. bark engaged 10 lead with some 90 600 bush.
els Of grain for Glasgow ri ID.
HAY firm, at ooc, Coo, with sales OF about 900
Hors we're quiet at lie i4c. for new and &C. &C. Tor
old.
fIxr Sales Of a few hundred bbls were made al $50
Tor common and 81 20 Tor lump.
Morksfs Tho mar ket was active. The sales embraced
600 AGO Lhds Cuba muscovado chiefly az Ate with a
small LOT al &C.; and 426 hhds and 20 uerces do do
EAvAi sroFYs we're firm, but quiet Spirits turpentue
sold at 40 &c 44c in small lots. Rosin was quiet AZ
81 60 81 o.. Crude was scarce and without sales OF
moment.
wmsrKr-saics or 500 bbs Ohio and state prison were
made at Soc
pnoyIs,oSs -Pork-The market was nrm with Gales
Of about LEGO AGO barrels mess at $40, while primo
at 81 IS ss. Beef steady for &C untry with
sales Of about 200 barrels prime and At yesterday
prices. Repacked mess was at - so sl1. Cut meats
std bacon sides we're unchanged and sales limited
barrels, at 1tc, IKE Butter and cheese we're un.
changed
Rlcr-sales Of $50 casks were made, ., &C. axe for
srslRs were again active, with sales on about 200
bossbeads Cuba muscovado, Al 7I<c. q skc with soma
bepsheads prime Porto REQ ~ o1c., and 20o boxcs
brovp Hsysos u exc. asoe,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-17
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY, Sept. 16-6 r. n
AsTs.-The market was without change. Small sales
OF pots made at 81 81 while pearls were at 81 rs
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS market was heavy, while
fair business done for local consumption The pur.
chases for export to Europe light The sales
bracod about ZOO 600 bbs, al about the folio wing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-17

Ahe sxeni CT three four and Eve thousand shares per
day, II u mes more less danger OF collapse,
outsiders who Speculate purchasers are liable 70
sudden ana serscs osse class Of stocks ID piled up
in the street IA such age lots that holiers may be CON-
relied tome unex eeced change the money Market
or for the accomp ishment OF some financial operation,
to throw arge lots the market and break down prices
ain, 1t in day. Tne brokers marage all these inside
revolutions or revuscns and the outsiders have TO took
on without the power TO help themselve in the least
II most poisy for outside orators to pursue
"a touch nothing in the shape o. railroad stock that
is not new and that not young and
in its original cndtn In doing they commence ct
ne points, and have oil tn BENEFITS of the after
Improvement. II there IL any watering going on, they
have their shsre and all the future fnancierng the
cal eet purchasers derive al the advantages All the
new Western railroad stocks yet in their original
condition. They are therefore, most re, and are
likely 70 be most productive Investments. Most OF
have been economically constructed, and the
ket value Of their securities represents good deal less
than The roads actually cost The watering process has
not yet commenced In any Of them, and none Of them
have been weakened by the payment of unearned di
yidends This the OF railroad stocks outsiders
should take hold Of If they take hold of any. There
very little danger OF their losing any Of the original in
vestment, and great probability Of their realizing sa
tsfactory advances market value and large dividends
permanently held. The old, inflated, fancy class Of
railroad Stocks should be touched by one out
Of Wall street; by any not professional broker,
whose business is to be every day in the market ready
to promptly and effectively in the event Of any sudden
collapse. Outsiders may be ruined by some panic
before they know anything about II.
AT the second board there quite an active time IN
the stock market Erie R. r. advanced 4 per cent;
Cleveland and Piitsburg, Il; n Y. Central T. r., ..
email lot Of Mws ukie ard ssisspp sold at 1914 per
cent cash lot Of $40, oO0 Michigan southern Sinking
Fund bonds sold this afternoon at s. per cent each Tas
is an advance Of per cent previous prices We see
by our Lone circulars that hese bonds are quoted
there a, SO 81 per cent equal to So SO in this market
This sale to-day is equal to only about 81 per cent
net The semi annual interest Of 31s per cent
is due On the let OF November only about six
weeks hence. There better railroad bonds
in the market than the Michigan Soutnern Sinking Fund
All the old issues OF the company In process Of con-
soidaton this cass and proper sinking fund has
been provided for their liquidation at maturity. Every
railroad company should annually appropriate q sum
sufficient NEE. their bonds as they mature, and then
there is probability without recourse to loans, ofs
their debts being ultimately paid.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-17

Canadian quiet aud talos limited, At unchanged
rrices Southern In fair demand Cor export 70 the
West Indies and South America aud tho sacs embraced
About lsoo bbs, at about tho above quotations. Ryc
-four was steady at 81 Is 81 25 for nno AMI super1nc
Jerfcy meal Hrm al o. 10, with small sales Whoa,
lower and sales moderate. being copnned W about
30 COO bus hsls, including fair 10 prime white al 81 CO
81 co. chiefly a. 81 % 81 80; ami fair 10 choice new
red, nj 81 So 81 &c 81 81 Ccrn-rhe sales embraced
tqLc. White hell nj 7cc. TIC. Rye--Ths msrksi
steady nj ssc. Doc for new, and nj 5oc for old
Data were inactive at 55c. 47c for STATE and western
Conn The gales embraced about go bags Iag5lyra
at i2s $50 do. no at 10 ke. IKE, and 33i DO
Bahia stp Scots weekly circular OF Sep. l6, giycs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-17

DoARDTNG-A PRIVATE FAMILY. OCCUPYING A
ID fire, class house. lccaon unsurpassed have pleasant fur
uufnrnehed 10 rent with rencrreu
heir wives single genilcmen Apply no west Twen
" ccrd street between ssYeoh frd Firth syepuee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-17


TIE Bfish Board OF Trade returns for the FIRST
mouths Of the year chow ige Increase both in the
Tor, and import trade The total declared value Of
ports fcr the seven months amounts 10 Goa $50 So
against ISL 2s2 c6 1885, and 15s e45 in 1854 The
increase on the non,hs compared with thai Of the pre-
vious year 60 oes 27e against Es15o3:3 In 1855 and
81 cas- in 1854 This extends 10 all the pr,n
cspal staples OF export, such cotton linen, wooen
srk metals ard hardwares and only or few insignia
cant items Ia any decrease shown.
no shipping returns for the months give Ion
mage Of In the entries Of vcscs with cargocs
against 3eoo oCq 10 1885, and In the ccarances the ton
mage amounts 10 5,92o, oi3 agains, 4,s36,237.
The london Banters Circular Of Angus! 30, contains
The following In relation TO the crops
We have experienced another week OF very ge15e
weather such = common 70 this latitude, and alter
rae aud sunshine has each exercised its fraue3ce
urrn the markets Of the country at time
crg fears, and another encouraging hopes q the
harvest prpSucuons. Bot AZ we have arcaiy remarked,
anxiety cxterds iteh now more particularly 70 the
Quality 81 the grain 20 be gathered IN ssnd material
deterioration necessarily affect the iacomc Of the
British farmer, vi has the prospect before him OF
Formidable competition II the foreign corn M porter We
learn from several quarters tina, the effect Of the
storms artaav proved highly Injurious and that The
damage the outstanding crops viii be very
rious But the uncertsn condition Of the weather has
kert tie market IA state Of great Suspension and al
though sales could rot have been elected crdsy with
submitting 10 reduction Of D. 70 B.. quarter,
there actual change a. both buyers and rellers
were anxious 10 feel certainty 10 the probable
rar re prices which cinno; ye; b. est mated with any
degree OF accuracy. Tie opinion which generally OBJ
taus amongst pcrsons vel able 10 Judge Of such matters
Is tta present high price cannot oug be maintained,
and thar should The quality Of ourown be
By urfavorabe weather, the imports OF ioroign gram will
prove sufficient 20 reduce the general average price
siecTably below what has been during the last tvo
The return. Of TIE Ssp Orleans banks Tor ihe Last Two
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-17

poARDING.-h LADY, WITH SMALL QUIET FAxr
ID viii let her entire second floor three doe
splenddly furnished, 9th baths &c, respectabe
quiet party who require superior accommodations Iooair
unsurpassed Inquire at 10 Nelson place one block from
Broadway, near Eighth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-17

vpcsRDING-rE THE HOUSE or A EMAIL, pe,yATD
ID family or two handscey furnished rooms with pss
hsI board In most desirable focaton IN Brooht-,
For particularly inquire ., No 10 HarKkon street kssrs4
our and Clinton ssresAL