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But Il must be borne IN mind th.tthe slaves are ap
prabd and form part OF this sJo5.Tli,; ;sf H the.r
svtrtre value was 600 each, they would repre-en.
s5e6 3ei COO nearly SEQ 600 zoo than the osl
oi hOyables Hthis item were stricken c,t OF the list
Of property then, it would make the comparison q
Jnst obe for tie two Free States Is not pSssie the
fase Of their free laborers in their schedule 1prop
ety. The 652,722 slaves in the two SLAVE States
rot of more value in dollar point a view th,n
The still greater number Of free l4borets Y tie
Northern States.
The fesuA of the statements taken from tht census
If simply this Land titled by slave labor does sot in
crease in value ike land TILED by free labor The
system Of labor employed in the two Slave States hns
damaged the real estate, compared with the two
Free States .hin ESQ OoO, ,OoO II has converted
a.. the persOual property into slaves, kind Of prop
ery entirely artificial and not available convertible
III any civilized country. II it escspes from the hand
Of its owner it TO be property uness he
claim it before 1t passes into another country. Save
labor makes its poor, and bighis the prosperity
Of the State upon which II fastened. II the North
have power 10 act this institution where il
exists, they have right TO protect the common prop
eTty OF the nation against It.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26

EFTEcrs OF ruE WINTER ON CRors AND TREEs.-
Fr,m the best information that We eau CLEAN from ex
changes and correspondents we are disposed TO De-
Leve that the growing wheat crop has seldom, II ever
coi ed more promising at TINS season OF the year. AS
for the eff ct Of the hard Winter and deep SHOWS upon
tho soil, we believe it has been highly beneficial
Many farmcrs particularly at the South, believe thst
Ne freezing has Destroyed numerous insects and pests
Of the farm The effect upon trees, particularly IN the
rch lands Of the West has been anything but eene-
fcial The annexed item tells story not only Tor that
turery, but in all probability many others II says;
"Anursery of COO peach trees, owned ~ Mr. bur-
Of vncennes has been destroyed by the cold, e1
Cepi about 50 trees"
At the South, great destruction Of sweet potato
setd has taken place. In some sections, 1t IS SAID the
entire stock of seed has been destroyed by the unpre
ceden,edy cold weather of the past Winter, against
which he ther master nor had made any prov SON.
The cold has been comparatively more Intense at the
Sou than at the North the lowest range Of the ther
mometer however seems - have been IN the middle
portion of the Weet.rn States. Ii Is noted that the
he started al ST. Pauls Minnesots, the 4th ot Apu,
@da 0swego on the 10Th, Lake Ontario was open for
hayga.ion whio Lake Erie. above Baifalo, Tor aught
We have seem still closed In this vicinity, very LITE
powing has been done within two weeks past ye'
sdH We shall b. disappointed if the fa'm-r does mol
n'P IN the Summer Of 1856 most boantiia hafYests
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26
Richardson spence a. CO... Circu,.r.

D. b.0 LTygspOeL, Alril IL, 1879
'fi' week 70 note eIeeeonsiy heavy mso st
.,r -. hsfs Lous m M tae 2FN .untefs "Bgrr.
Ses ssobs tLovs t0n sg.n I.ss las'.Is az 81 -.
quarters CcEs from tie hedteffenean ano <i1' qe1'~s
ks,S 1.iy.rs. Of wHEAr are $3.50 auArers co.'s,
ssh gs2 quarters. a. So IN the corresponding ~osA 81
NJ e..t Il tAe.o large arrivals has been dspress
siIe With quiet soeosn. from asIA La .asLe es'
- IN pgAT oniy limited retail busiBsss transacted At
J ue.s Of ss of better de- dP,oa- md ~ dscns
Of ID n bU.h e-0r gnaiiies r9f fLpuE mere
o.. f,r eor.nmp,iye demsnd are isOi.s CoRs
&c 20; hswOesDs lite soif 81 70 0 ~ 81
q'ntsr , ,,.. . 49,, ....-
ss onereo a. further d,ei IL. % u Y bgsh
rs 81 % ic 90 tie week without e.dns 10 sales. EXCEPT On
scse TIE hest tAI-lss ~efe or sfcs~
tGt ltte ac;AEg ss coLs u l.. "a 'Lo0E az" %
st,oLt cLsr.e iSDlAs CosS eSAa love lS 4 81
t,irs H.. ysue - hss saSs "Ltsi Pnme IsioT .n1
sh he'd 81 = . 81 Oet of lAfs. i4ce q" rDe
49, WssA1 Rcd szaol White sssios 20 n,
a. , Bsltcrs. sa,os qsai'ty eurgs D. Ie'ai
hs II, tsrc.i the usrsef FLOJk-i hl.ri Ph1 o'"
rDore "a Ohio Stds5 .; Western. - 95lI y opL
The FrrIch arsst. Fereisy igwsf sl q 'ns
srcroI hsyrs I'D Ms .eIies Ibs eseA - 4
"a or yer, 70 I'D =. 'h- forner por e ", sb-
crsti, q-snfy q sNari st tse l~irr' ~ ~ S. to,
RrTy 80 Zen qrt sfesey; rte hgner brands eeSs
frn ~ hsd yhle ordinary aus!ies are 1s ies pressed
.eys trade sne ~Aea tie shI noe IN orr are
Pcos eonprss u soed esnIrd ., ti6 fE Lors sniS SiS
On Short nsddiss Jtb z. -. -,.-..h
49,. - rre,s T4DsSs fIcn, 81 TO S26 Ps~t - qaS'y
T,tIcw fD sd ss TO 80 may be laotsd Tho 'tss
Pu.el sr. As.o. aiou.
pc.,, in Iir1ited r-q-e.' A. late rs'ss - -.
TarK-bss-f and lJ kss been Isd tr y hhds fshs
d'J hts 70 'J-,.e -, n ,,s,ss IN hs week ors
,--irulsyly dsJ- bu, h9 Ma se,
ri,ed from tbs ise kssyy In por pre.. s,s ee1ey
css,sr gst 'sst sdrsp.s srosf eopfned % 'ns
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26
THE HORSE MARKET.

We have seldom seen Twenty fourth street wear
more lively appearance than it has during the past
week, though we have known more horses snld. 10
fact not more than half many horscs are brought
here for sale az there four or five yeas ago.
There bes been fJr two or three years very large
Western demand. particularly in the Chicago market,
which has kept some thousands out OF this market.
The sales here now, nearly as we could ascertain,
will average about thirty day, nearly all Of which
for city work, at prices from 10 TO % per ceat
higher than lat Spring. Fancy horses, until lat
week, have been kept close in city stables,
and very few sent in from the country. Dur
irg the pie asant days Of the past week a good
msny have been trotted out to show themselves and
few sold. Thee good stock Of all kin Is in mar
ket nearly all the stables except McCawley's are
kept full He having been absent selling rses and
mules in Mar land, has not kept up his stock here
Post FIVE stables appear 10 be full, above and below,
say an average of two hundred. These appear to be
mostly this State borses. Chamberlsns great stable
is well filed up many Of the borses from Vermont and
Cansds and Northern New-York. Mapcss stable Is
well filed with Ohio horses, but he says the price at
the West is 30 much higher than frmerly, it dont
pay to bring horses here particularly that class Of
heavy, strorg farm horses common in Ohio. The
price of this description has not advanced much as
those of finer form or great speed. We noticed sale
of two Of the sort alluded to, great strong, eoar'e
Ohio horses, II hands high good for farm, at "
and sl4O eaeh while little white mare, part Arabian,
scd for ladys saddle at seas Good solid cart
horses are worth sl75 to s250 each.
Mules are not selling well this season. Many that
were bought year or two ago for city work. can be
bought at a very heavy discount on the cost Some
Of our readers may remember our statement two or
three years ago. that mules would not become p Ilu
in ayy buiiDees where suytbDg but very slow move
mcnt is required. Their Use in this city has proved
that assertion correct. Carmen fnd them good for
heavy draft, but they say 81 mule goes ~ faster
with an empty cart than with load"
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26
MARRIED..

CRAFT-MASLFE-On THURSDAY evening, April % BY the
Rev NJ Bsskips Mr. Charles H. Cfaft Of ds city 10 Mss
Mary Nsen at WiAmsbursh, LoLe Isis1d dsssh'e VI e
late Ste pbeB DssleD.
DFLANO-GRAHAH-In this city on Thursday, April - by
the Dr. Pse. Moreau Dslzno to Elizabeth A. daughter
Of the late Ben ard Graham ~ , -
GISBt RNE-INGR AMOn Thur-dsy. Alri a, by the Rev
J. Crswford. Mr.. VIM. Gisburne TO Miss EiEaoeth A.
Ingram.
HALIOCK-KENNEDY-At Yorkvlle ST her fs,hsrs resi
deDce Oh II eveirg AVr - by the Rev MI Perry
Mr. John w Hsocs Miss ane Kennedy all of thi' city
MACY-DEMIhG-Iu PeetskI Wet stef COMFY %
W ed, ,sdsy evening April Is, Mr. Esber MACY 70 Mrs
Fst DeInu daughter Of the late Capt Jsmo' MeCoofd
all of the above Tlsee. 1,
MURPAY-DANA-At Boston. on "Wednesday, April .. by
the Ri,ht Rev Bishop Eastman, Washiag gon Murray OF THIS
city TO Lizzie daughter Of the late Samuel Dana OF Boston
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26
sEyENTEENTH VARD REPUBLICANS

On Thursday evening IN adjourned meeting Of the
Seventeenth Ward Republican Associa Ion was held
ri No 70 Third street, SAMUEL CANrRELL Chairman
,e,ory rad the Ii nutes ef the last meeting, which
were approved. After the transaction OF some other
preliminary business, Mr.. Pinckney oferei ooA't-
tuition, which, after being amended, " - adopted 49,
Mcrsrs. Samuel X Smith, j. &. Pinckney, j. W.
Sslt.r Samuel Csntrtn and Thomas Little, were duly
.lected Delegates 20 the General Com mnlttee, with
power TO I'll vacancies.
On motion, an Executive Committee OF three was
appointed TO take charge of tue general business OF
Tie Association. Meesrs. j. W Salter, \. X. Snlth
md VIM Ashman, were accordingly appointed o..
On motion the Chairman and Secretary were sddta
10 the Committee. ~ ?
Tie eetirg then adjourned subjec to the call Of
the Chairman.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26
SECOND BoAsp.
FRIDaY, April 25-P. n.

The Stock market was ectlye to-day, but with
few exceptions the market was lower. There were
lsrrs transactions in Central which under the pur
chases of the shorts advanced to e3i closing at s2-
a IN all advance yesterdays prices. Ere declined
p cent Tie business of April thus far has averaged
sbont s25,O 900 = day. Reading fell off Y cent
Hudson River and Harlem were heavy at pTevioos
prices In Western Stocks there wass large business,
but generally The market was lower. Chicago aud
Rock Island fell back IL 90. Cleveland and Toledo
fuctuatod between - and -, closing at s3a decline
Of y cert. The books we're opened to-day
spG very large number Of transfer, were made.
Cleveland and Pittsburgh buoyaD and advanced
To 6. ian Improvement Of y cent. Michigan Cen
rs was steady at ee and Michigan southern declined
~ cent. Galena and Chicago steady. Sales Of
Wisconsin Lake Shore were made at 72I In Railroad
Bords the business was Moderate excepting in Hi
nois Central which $50 900 sold. closing At
y cent decline. In other descriptions tho changes
were not important State Stocks are inactive at pre-
vous prices.
The Foreign Exchange market closes stesdy. but
the transactions for the steamer to MORROW have not
been very large. Sterling Is s9i = cent, with tho
bulk Of the transactiors at 81 a9f cent Good bills
fading sold at Il a y cent Fr1ncs are o@~@Hb'
Fry,cuTs are dull To Liverpool II, ,OOO bushels
Nht al at fd, IN Du!ki SVV ItIi 10 al up 49, iVNN
rsl,s Cotton !. To Antwerp, $4,000 bush. Rye 3id.
Tie business Of the Sub-Treasury paidsl73,-
le3 Is received sl55o 90 balance, 50 l2l 2i6 10;
paid for Assay Office si.Ol3 10; paid on Dsbursing
Checks, sf..s5o Il.
There aIe about 5000 900 in gold engaged for the
steener tomorrow.
The In porte Of Dry Goods for the week show
,psler Increase than usual last year, being
sl.ea. .53s ugairs, ss77, ,O7s. The details are;
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26

SrATE FnRs-A Coon IDEA DR.. henmcu'',
tca0r Of 7Rc Prarie Farmer, earnestly recon menus
ise holding Of the Illinois State Far in the same way
That camp meetings are held. We Ike the idea and
@nnend it earnestly, not only for that State, but
us, and all others 1t - exactly the way that farm
tH should come together. Aud then. think OF the
s0oony Of the plan By s M 'aus let 1t be tried tais
yesr N Iipois
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26

Cow SrARcH-Ano,her large manufactcry oi
se from Indian corn Is about 20 be established IN the
ec''s Valley. A Company at Columbus Ohio, 1t Is
"isled, are about TO put up buildings aid machinery
ssnerht to work up hundred bushels of corn day
sse ase Of corn will do less mischief in the word
1,e sone other modes OF using it, largely prsctced
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26
n..le... .C.ssYULL, RsroErxD Or THr TnsUsi.!


FLOUR AND aEAL-Tbe DaTket is axIin esser On 'be
-, rsd Of C-14 Fsr; the demand il lees active,
.u5 b. -yuee stroLs ssFsssuon 70 e. se ~hieh sy
GrS difficult especially for thar 81 douor1. ansi
I. Le lane bui n the sb-nes Of any eIPJ
ariry rcss still favor ths boyer The sales Of Wss,sr
Car, bbs s5 ~ or Michigan - 739 9e III
Y orcrsry god ssi- ssd &c IS 90 Spere rtiIas Nd
Uprer Lsks Csrss 0 for % sooc Oho And -
ass 50 fer sxirs Gee ssee Caaadaa fory EashAas TIE
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26
RSesipts Of Pred nee

D., so,th Riter Bean Fyday ApyA 2S-7i5 bbs Flour.
pEss AiEes go sdss Lesher ~ pfS Whsky 100 bush
sv I,i. Raa,oa4-I 100 btls. Four lu d. Proy.oas -
d.. WLLky, ~ bags Osts.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26

..k rlers,e snt the eeBaad Hshsi sales Of -, th. -
S-Iat ~ sur~rt - 1s1 ss Is Nf.B3.
>. uih.rr Fi.Lr trs,y the surTiy iA-rd
s lfsi. aDnnssnt srd hrn sale. u So bAl'
90 - s xrd 70 s0oi STANDARD br.rds b.nrsFr,
Ale1.f Srs sud Frsdstcksi County. ~ iRs eI ts
ofse fal cy sud brsnu. Rye soar quit esdr,
ss,. - 75 for doe ard supehne Corn Med
. tlsufy sfd FIR request 81 for Jersy ani fJs
IL BIS ywi' = tfcun
lsHFS-The usrttt VERY for 10th kBis vh'ek
'ski sely on quotations OF - bbs q
sC .5 W Pos ana - 81 FOR Pesrls
Sssek Il AsAe. ,be InsI-cten wsshs'.. cs Leo
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26

n.llk CLAss.-Young men from abroad, stopping
~ and Aoaydps houses, and those who ee an tstos
4, eey the Bible invited 10 attend the cass hesa IN
q - o. The Young Mems Christisa Assocston Chai9n
m ~Nes p.ee Sunday siteraoon, April n, oeoch
oi0seJ Of the University the toseher Of this nef'
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26

In the class of manufacturers Included The vari
ons mechanics employed in making the multitudnous
articles required by civilized community. If made
with in the state the profit Of the manufacture and
the cost Of transportation saved TO the State. In
other wods, lees of the aggregate products of labor
are consumed, end the surplus, or reserved property
or wealth, is increased.
The figures in the first column indicate the numbers
in each State employed in the various mechanical
trades and arts, and who add to msteria value
created by skilled labor. The original value of the
raw material, and the value added to it by skilled
labor in these States, given follows Projecting
fraCtOIsl:
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26
Total Gold ard Silver depcsit'.


silvts COINAGE .. -.
The business VI the Clearing House Was s2O, O'O
The semi-aDuua interest due the lst prox on the
First Mortgage Bonds Of the La Crosse and Milwaukee
Railroad BoIds will be paid by Messrs. Atwood u Co.,
No. AL street.
The Flour market tends downward, and low grades
are unstable The irquiry for export IS limited
stat, brands sell at IS 75at6 l2i The arrivals are
quite large. The decline in wheat, which continues,
hes bouelt in some buyers for shipment Some 5000
bush white and 5000 bush. mixed southern sold on
private terms. RE l. dull. Oats sell to moderate
extent at 3e a fsc. Com is again lower, with
snail demand for export, sales at bOd1@ie.
There il al Improvement in Pork, especially Tor Mess,
with coed denerd Sales of Mes at sls 25 snd
PRIME at els e2i. Other provisions are without
change excepting Lard which IS better, with Gales o
500 bb and tee. at q l0ic. In Groceres there ID
fair bue ners doing at -tesdy prices. The auction
sale oi Teas was not very fully attended to-day and
tie bdoing was net SPIRITED. The Blacks were heavy,
ard were mcstly Withdrawn. Cotton. IN consequence
ftle ponsriya Of the Arabia's mails is very quiet.
A commission house IN this city received Yesterday
frou the Poet Office II good order and wei cordi-
-iortd," letter containing bill OF ladmg) "nttea
at Baltimore oil the sd August i53, and post
tie same dsy, IL having accomplished the entire dis
tarce of so miles in tie incredibly short time Of two
yeAr. eight months and two bays.
ne Philadelphia L1Se aye:
"TLoueh tie Board OF Directors u the Resiins
Railroad have under cOusiderat the suDleV. Z re
cuclrg the freigti Ou coal they have B1 seen ctu+
10 90 o. TIE rat, as we uudrr-tand, Is - per TN
from P,t.syii 10 ctInouc ana ~ soto Phl t1riPht
The set two weeks the road has brought d2"n over
lCs CCC tuns cf cal On this alone the toll Inut nave
Az oLLted 10 scCO Geo ~ more, the most OF II ats
gene to Richmond. To tLis the income on Inercaan
,e AND travel must lie added. At this rate the rotd
must he esmirg about sSo0,000 per month; ana we
nav cot cute hat tie roAd viii have earned d1nng
the n-st hsf If lie year from two TO two ana c 81
millions # doilals; and II the last hall VIII 10 All
pro babiy tc more productive than the mist hai tae
II &, mt e the year viii be some four liioh' SHI
kef or more. Thiz Is Astonishing business iof d
read Of 90 miles in leu 9Th"
Tie AIneI ican Gusno Company have received
and important evidence of the almc- re1haustole de
roeits Of gusDo On the Island which belongs 10 them
Three or four captains Of whAlers have recently eI-
hibited tte ofhcers Of this company taer ogoo'A
boripg that they laLded at this island and saw the
gave Of the American seamen buried there. ihe
existence Il the island an that il Is covered Win gu
aro appears 10 Be placed beyond doubt One OF the
car. ans alluded to offered TO abandon the voyage
| ur.e Which be vss bound and take charge Of shp
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26

AV;A4 Pots aHd fearis .-..-...-.........ti
GRAlN-lLe ia " hest unsettled iSver,
aba euent th-Ie ,ODehEs seirs 90 eItSst sses a
hpe and ece bush. mixed southern prsvs
tefns Rye tnset.ed ard qaiet st esac Osts
rseni, sld TAR Teaa,s SsSsS foe JsIseyg SssS
Safe; * NUstsra. Corr ossiI and ifrefy
dersd he census tor eNFeTt sh, sale. q 81 90 bA AZ
o. for m1cd soeteTa ard Western and 81 sslse. <
S,ui bern shfe sId psio~.
COTI ON~PendDs ,bs rreees e A.sss nsas the ssssst
- quiet ssI~et the ssses eny So e~es W.
s.purue crs
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26

White TopuIsOn two ave states 1870 N 81 ls5O %
White oI ulsiou two Free States 1890 1873 56 1850 80
II The two Free States had increased only in the
ratio as the Slave States their population in
1850 would have been 1921 800. In other words,
Leir increase would have been diminished 7Ol s2s-a
oss nearly equal to the entire white population Of the
two Slave States.
The numbers engaged in the different occupations
departments OF labor in these States stated
follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26

The Peoples Bank viii remove tomorrow to their
new banking house, No. I42 Canal street. corner Of
1hompfoD.
The fclcwing Is a record OF the business of the
United States Branch Mint at New-Odeans for NJ ,rch
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26

% ~ al u y 10 VIII " H-I'<sfN W -
teE. Palmer Co. AItii 3, lS5s
Pot. hhs p..ris 49,
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of iih street, the Savings Bank This
cemetery laid plan celebrated Greenwood
New York; and situated the high ground distant
mile CAPITOL North Capitol leading directly
20 the This company have received charter from Con
appropaug ground burial purposes mixing
fee title the purchaser, prohibiting alt
legislation Otherwise whic OF importance
wish their dead where have placed them for has
beeon custom IN all cities when the burial ground becomes
valuable for other PURPOSES sell and throw the deas
cuousy large and legal prevent
titles given to the ground. "
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