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MARINE JOURNAL
PORT or NEw-YoRK...,
March '.


Steamship Araso, Linss, Hsyre NJ. livingston
sbp--Aramsniha (BrD Mott GLASGOW, r. Mcdonald Co Q
j. O Adams Lewis VALPARAISO Lsdd Challenge, knney.
London Morgan Wiley. :
srLs-nan bier Pscfsrdy St J.so CUBE &. Duncan, o.
D. smouse, Johnson, Nuevitss T. Owen Son H. Sawyer.
Bartlett, Trinidad II. ID. BrookmaD Co
TresTIerr AIMS Franescus Dutch. hsdrop Amsterdam
Fm ca beiI cko; wsredaie sbshford Trinidad Bsnecr
Deske; Sits Downing. Sagusa 0rsnds Msyhow Talbot l.
Co ; o c. Cisfy Phlbrook, Norfolk, 8. Duncan.
Schooners-D g. FLOYD Racket, Philadelphia, Jas. HsnAs
Joserhife NaieTbury City Point Van brnnt Slasht; Es
p'rf Ofborne Mobile Sturges Clesrnan Co VIM. Alss,
Grant Richmond G. PenoBi WIN. Mershon. Mershsa.
Oresrs Tasls Hazard; Ann lBrl Brttinsoa, uslifan
Roome Dnviddie Telegraph, nosh, Phi!adelphs, j. W
snhb City Point Van BraDt sisihsi G. Brower, Coz,
Mobile Lane West Co.; G. Columbia Diale, Now Hsves.
Terry ioucg
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Advert sement
ROUND HILL MoTORPATHIC WATER-cURE,

In al the local advantages which render attractive an nst
ta,on Et nvsds summer retres, fog others seesns
fxaOn pe.ure Round till stands alone and vailed
Sbe Bathing facilities embrace modern improvement Tor
e medical appies Of water ana with the combined use
81 Moiorrehy which controls the most Obstinate organic
eesknees with and certainty the nefts resulting ron
- use greatly enhanced Address, IT, HrLsrEp NJ D.
MERRIAM ron Msss Circulars sent free any address oa
trfcaton. Exposition Of xotopaihy' postage free, on
receipt Of letter stamps; aud "Mooa-Le on receipt
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COURT OF SESSIONS

COURT OF sRSSIONS-March 7-Before Recorder SMITH.
The case Of Joseph +. Ebling submitted 10 the
jury Yesterday The Jury retired. At s. O'Clock
word the that there likelihood Of their
uniting upon verdict and asked be discharged The Court
directed that the Jury be kept until ~ O'clock when they
had agreed upon verdict the Judge would be in afteudsnce
if they had they 70 be kent out unl this morning.
At 10 O'Clock thew had not agreed.
The case of Mooney, who was indicted for robbery
degree tred and the Jury rendered verdict Of
guilty Of assault and battery.
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ADVERTISEMENT
EDWARD III. DIXON NJ. d.. Editor OF The

I'd IND II DLAUN, M. d, IuIVVI VI nc
teAei attends exclusively 70 OPERArIvE SUKGsEY ana Cox
teLfAIoSs On the OBscURE DISEASES Of the system,
No - between 10Th and llthsts Hernia Piles Pro
sHo .ssis are permanently cured without tbs knife os
stsere Ofbee hourt from 9 to mornings 70 and 20
ssennsa Al al other hours be u his private hospital who're
eomrt Of domestic life provided for thoSe who require
s.Isfs regimen and surgical treatment
fhs once u The seapel at Ne. Vsssy. AsiOr House
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By Ere Railroad $500 bbls Flour 50 bbls Ashes. 50
do WHISKY, $50 bags oa 81 bUshes Wheat, 2scS sass
Leather bales Wool 80 bbs Apples SEQ Hoss, III bees
Hay 90 bsgs Rye $50 tcss Lard so6 pigs Provisions M eba
Lard on IS DO Alcohol 20 Cayes 800 boxes Candles xs Pkte
But -
81 Harlsr Railroad for wesk ssdsas Saturday Feb n
9ti cans Milk $50 Cattle MS Sheep snd Calves, ga
Dressed Hos i93 do Mutton and Beef sso pks. saadres
I9 do Butter Z2 do BUckwhest Flour S bales Hay. l8
resms Paper AS bbls. Flour, l53 10. Pickles
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EEwORLEAss March g. CorIoS declined % t.. and MAJ.
Ret ufeed sales today at lote bales at st3tc tor Md
drg Bsroed LARD slaelc. Niece PoRK, Sl6 So faEsHrs
Cotton 10 Liverpool, ll6d. Sterling kxcHASGE, 81
CHARLESTON March sThe sales OF corroS during the pssf
week have teen eco bses aud the Quotations show 81
OF uTon tho.e Of last Thursday with hnoysni
to the Close. Coed Middlne called lob Rkcsirrs 81
the week l9ooo bales. STOCK on hand. 81 GOO balcs
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Advertisement
DURNO's CATARRH SNUFF has searching, sOOth-

ing and healing qualities, essentially different from all other
Cstah Snuff For ae all respectable Drug Stores in New
York CITY and elsewhere and Wholesale the Popetos
prices by STEPHEN, PAUL Co., No 49 Chambers ~ Y.
City; HIGEmlS, CLARK Co., Nos 1865 273 5ll Broadway;
2usHToSs Nos 10 Astor House and All Broadwsy BARNES
PARK, No 3O4 Broadway; Nh. MILLS, Brooklyn
JAMES DURxo Proprietor, Albany ". Y.
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

WATER FOR lIOBOEEE. The llOboken Council has
emIowered a Committee consisting OF Com omen White,
Brush Wilson, dai ind submit 10 the New Jersey Leg
sature such amendments the City Charter may 10
them Troyer authorizing the peoe OF Hoaoten make
with Jersey City Wste Commissioners for the
Introduction OF Pnsssic water into Hohoken.
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rubbish may be considered as typical Of the CONNER
.J doo,derce Of the great emporium. aud is perhaps
Ses;cned by the Mayor to teach useful moral 1t ia
.s,y TO determine pro1ilnaiely when municipal decay
viii oyertake U.s. based on the ratio oil the alarming
Increase of taxes and the progress Oh corruption among
ar O,enher. Of the City Government Still greatr
.ocur.cv NAV be attained by computing the time re-
- ;f the Harbor Commission is aboshed-for
Oh rers of New-York to meet those Of Brooklyn and
,er,sy City As this lava like substance will probs-
Ar form the nucleus of constant accretions and 20 to
make up the ruins Of this Western Tyre when ages
Lave passed away, would it not b. well to deposit
ropies Of the inaugural promises of our leading city
effcers, with number Of prOcamations and speech
e. promising enforcement Of city ordinances and an ad
auinistraon untrammcled by political influence, so
that future Layard who shall chance to explore
fhe ruins of Manhattan Island may at least discover
that there is sometimes long distance between the
DRY and practice
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Disnssers. ke.

MISSING yEssxI-sehI T. W. Gardner Cart. CA Beuns.
called Charleston Jan Is oesd With sfAn
sAd las o; since been heard from
srSgEs scROoksR mast beds painted wsie. and abosf
fee Glove passed oh ult about Two mites BE-
Jord WIroul ONT Bar. By Dr. sehr sie'ons An.aposS
Rocky Point poron a her osrso has been ~, ont IN dam
ssed sr8 Ilscsd tsd shr rogf l ScstonI
snd oor Chief and NJ Parker from Bristol TIE remain &c
S he cot os, when expected the vessel WILDE seated on
BaIe IspoaA tof Prcyidsses D9ies rom hoehes Jan
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fAdyertisementI
NWFVa tI.T UIUaN 7
d dollar EOLIAN PIANO, T. Gill
Eight hundred dol

Eight hundred dollar EoLIAN PIANO t. Gil
bert Co.'S make richly carved legs and mOiags and pearl
Keys will be sold s52 IL taken before Tuesday next
0an be WAITRESS Store, No SS Broadway Pianos 70
rent and or sale monthly payments Mane at reduced
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tAdvertisementl
DIR. PHINNEY'S VEGETABLE FAMILY PILE

have become standard Caharc They give strength and
the bowels free and iatura overcoming COstyeness
Biousues Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, &C. Reference OHN
C. CHEEsEMAS, NJ. d. For sale at HEGEMAS, CLARK Co.'s
stores, Broadway.
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BROOKI wv ITEMS.

HoUsKBREAKISG.-Tbeh house ofNicholas Myard No.
Hudson avenue felonious entered on Thursday night
and trunk containing $500 in gold pieces silver spoons
wss carried adjoining yard where it red gold
watch al chain was alsO taken No detection.
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BARILLA-The market is rm with sales OF 80 tuns Tens
rife AZ = q, mos
COPPER-New Shelthins very frm with sales Of suits at
Sc Taunton Yellow Metal is in small stock but English Is
plenty; ssles at &c. -
COTf ON-The market dull and heavy the sales are coo
bales. We continue quote Us formerly:
KEW-YORK cLAssIPicATIoss.
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ACTs RELAIING TO BRoOKLYS BEFORE THE Leg
IsLATUREAt the last meeting Of the Common Council
luton adopted appointing committee of three select
messenger proceed Albany and copies of all acts
relating tie City Of Brook which may come up before the
turing the session This action it understood,
Necessity many laws which OF great interest 70
the city introduced and rushed through without the know
edge consent wish the body OF the people The
resolution edol ted and the Chair appoated Aldermen
Kahfe.ch Lo aud Fsnoher such committee with
select rate not exceeding 80 per day
THE CIRCUIT CoURT.-The calendar for the 9Th
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COFFFFTbe Auction sale Of 9ls6 blys OF Rio y niOl,
passed OF with spirits the attendance quite large and ths
trade purchased berasy everything sold about full
prices We annex OF PARTICULAR Al private sale
very little doing prices m sales of $50 mats Java part
at i4ic. The stock of Rio is 81 900 bags
AucrIoN SALE oF
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IAdvertsementl

AssIGNEEs SALE.-Tbe stock of Dry Goods
NJ No 279 0rancst, consisting ofSnks Shaw Nernoes
Isrsnsfta PAds Delsines, caooes Flannss Cassiuers
fatnes Shitings. LA sns, Table Dsnask Napkins, Mar,
settles Quilts Bsreges, Printed Musns, Lawns Giashams
sud large stook OF Domestic Goods an 70 at sreat
eacfifce. By orosr Of the Assignee
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Look out for

Look out for the PROTOTYPE, or improved
PHoroeRArH taken from life with the Camera. three times
1srger The triumph
ts will be exhibited HOLINESS GALLERY No 2S9 Broad
week.
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Advertisement
LACE GooDS AND EMBR OIDERIES. q N

r TowLE Co., Columbian Hail. No 28l Grand-st have re-
Ieyed late steamers rich stock OF Embroidered Collars
Ghcmizees Sleeves Bands aud Laces description
which offered prices lower than ether house IN the
city.
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Advertisement
? GALLERY.-If YOU wish to spen

DtSSELDoiaf OALLESi. Ill YOU wish w sPc"N
sgreeabe hour visit this splendid collection OF PAINTINGS
IL contains nearly 200 Of he WORKS OF Art pat
pTob exhibition and OF the attractive features OF
Cur city IL open DAY and EVENING and should be visited
ty all
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SUPERIOR COURT-Msrch before OAKLEY, c. ].
John Crawley AIT. Thos McETath and Horace Grseey.
In this case the Jury returned verdict of $50 fo
the plainf, who laid his damages at 10000.
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Acknowledgement
'inent ]
& VI. +. TowLE
IAuNt
CANTON GRAPE SHA

Co will open THIS Day splendid assortment Of PLAIN and
IMBRoIDERED CANTON CRsPF SHAwLs, which will he offered
OF low prices CoLUMbiAN HALL No al Orand-st.
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FIRE.-Ycserda morning fire was discovered IN
unoccuped frame house ia Pacific Vanderbilt
avenue owned BY Mr. Scott The Police extnguished the
1ameF. The damage was small.
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Passengers Sailed

Ia stsamslp Hfaa 10, Harre--Msdane L. Alexandra sad
child Mons a. Madame Nagur A. Larroque, France j. g.
Perry, Philadelphia g. Jsques, A. Bsudoub. New-fork.
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IAdvertisementl
A CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA AND GENERAL DEE

ITYThose who wish find the efescous remedy for
plants will fair trial Of the OXYGENA
BITTERS. They contain alcohol
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MINIATURE ALMAsAc.....rHIs DAY
sCs-Rses.. sets....-....6O0l moOS-hises..
HicH .1His vAt
SANDY Hook 3;28 Gov Island. s;i8 gate
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nv TSIearauh.

BOSTON March ATT slips J. Elliot, Thsysr, LiveroooI
Australia Lsverrool; j. n. Bo4rdnsn, vOTess; Isd<
pendepce, Tslcshusra
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Adyertisement.J
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.=Dr

AmBLER Dentist No 81 Washington place lad joining the New
Unversty) by recent discovery in aesthetics (which
al ucabe cases and free from all obection
extracting Teeth without pain Extracting hours from to
10.
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ROBERT ScBUYLER.-A correspondent of The
TfIin'ngton IN. c. Commercial, writing from
Washington, March 4, says: "By this mornings
"package of German newspapers, published in my
birth place, find positive statement that Robert
SCHUYLER lves in the little town Of Brugge, in the
q Principally of Rudolstadt, Germany
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This was an appeal from

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-GESERAL TERs-MARcH
Before Judges GNGRaHAH, DAILY and BRADY.
Richard Haoran, plaintiff, appellant est Horace Greeley
defendant respondent
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
If.-s..l Co.. II l.an ALilanr,

Judge Belts sustained the demurrer to the iurisdic-
ten and directed Marshal remand the prisoner he
proper State authorities.
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lAdvertisemebtl
THE NEw-YoRK LEDGER has changed its DAY

or PuhLIcATIoN MONDAY SATURDAY the occasion
pf commencing lie Twelfth volume The number for MARCH
I will be for sale by all Newsdescrs THIS Saturday morn
ING at O'Clock.
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SUDDG DEATH OF VETERAN oF l8l2-Henry
Townse of the veterans OF the war of 1912, died
suddenly Thursday night, in shanty in Seventeenth
street near Eighth avenue, where he bad resided for
some time in abject poverty Coroner Perry yesterday
bed inquest upon the body aud the Jury rendered
verdict Of "death from pneumonia" The deceased
was 60 years Of age and is supposed to have been a
native Of this country.
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The LATE HoMcIDE IN SIXTH AvENrE.-COroner
Gamble proceeded yesterday afternoon to the City
Prison for the purpose of examining John Drummer and
Henry Chosien, charged with the homicide of Chris
sian Hallesberger by kicking and beating him about
two weeks since. The full particulars Of the case
were published by us yesterday. Drummer is native
IF Germany, 25 years of age, painter by trade, aud
lived at No. $50 RivDgton street. In relation to the
Charge against him he said: brought the Goals with
deceased from the corner; when we left the Goals in
t'the kitchen he commenced talking like black
"gusrd and told him to 60 out, when deceased
q grabbed ne and wrestled with Inc and threw me
"tbe floor and struck me in the face" Chasten il
native of Germany, 20 years of age baker by trade,
bud resides at No. Amos street In relation to the
charge he said: The deceased struck me first; hit
g. him back about a week afterward he attacked Inc
Gin The street and Il uck me on the head with lump
sof coal" At the close Of the examination the
prisoners recommted to await the action Of the
Grand Jury.
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Of dollar The market

gate OF over nineteen niNicns Of dollars The market
value at which the three Northe lines are held il:
Vermont sDd Canada Is 200 shares SS5lSo
Vermont Central Fret Mortgage $200oeo s0.... se o.
Vermont Central Second Mortxage 81 oeo Sie.. 1000
Nerm q; Central per cents @sco co. sis.... Si0e
Vermont Central stock 100 900 shares si....... loo 90
les niles OF road costing about 81 600 st market
Osdensbursh FIRST Mortgage ~ so 90 gill. ss5ooo
Oe5eushursh Second Mortgage. $500 ooo sis... $4,000
Oedeusburgh Stock coo shares $i 10000
iis miles costing Sc 800 Ooo SS co.
Ruspd First Morigsge SOC 900, f9,. 300 90
Rutland Second MorigaEe 81 200 200. Sl6........ $4,000
Rutland Third Mortgage - 1000 rA.......'''.' sSS
Tusld esfImsfed
10 nl-, costing Sc 100
Aggregate ,o miles, costing p 400 600 selling - 2i so
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7,
ASHFS-The marie, buoysat for both HI lds the stock
however is annie Of Pots saes bbls for Pots and
! 81 75a Sc for Pearls Saerafus u ic cash
SrocK OF ASHES FRIDAY, March J, 1855 800
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by simeon Draper:
80 oC0 Harlem Railroad Albany Extension Int added 81
Black River and Utica f. r. lst mort Int added7t
1900 Chic and Rock Island r. r. LIST Int added 93
500 Flushing TX. H. ID mort. added
1900 Buffalo and State Line r. r. Incomes Int added: %
OooO Jacksonville City Sixes, Int added 81
5000 Memphis City Sizes, Int addedb o
30 Shares FarIners' Loan and Trust
n Shares ST. Nicholas Bank
The Atlantic Insurance Company Of Brooklyn has
declared scmi-annual dividend of 2 cent, payable
on demand.
Messrs. Barlow and Bancroft Davis sailed in the
steamer Persia for the purpose of consulting with the
bondholders of the Ohio and Mississippi Road, East
ern Division in regard to the arrangements which are
being made with certain capitalists this city for tho
completion of that road. The assent of these bond
holders needed to the enlargement OF the Second
Mortgage, without which the arrangement cannot be
carried out. We believe this assent is She only thing
needed for the conclusion Of the negotiation.
The receipts Of the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad
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This was an appeal from Judgment entered on
report the referee On hearing tbs argument the judgmen
In favor Of the defendant affirmed ]. H. Hart sorne,
for appellant Dayton Robinson Couren attorneys for re
spOndeLt.
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NEW THIEvISG DoDGE.-AnOther new thieving
dodge brought TO the notice Of the Police yester
day morning. 1t appears that on Thursday Mrs. Rob-
i1soD, OF No Carol place purchased keg Of but
Der for the sum of s3l from Mr.. Cargy grocer at No.
3l7 Westinghouse and received it at her residence,
Dir c. having sent it. A short time aferward how
ever respectable appearing man called on Mrs. K.
end said that there had been mistake made in send
Ing the butter the kcg which she had received being
o. an inferior quality and intended for a saloon in
Broadway He therefore requested permission to take
AWAY the key, and stated that the other woudbe sent
In the course OF an hour. He soon left with it and
never returned. Mr.. Cargyl knew nothing of the
Transaction until informed of il 10y Mrs. Robinson.
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PRINCIPAL article of import is lumber, amounti

Tie nanulactuTes are Of Hour, ale, beeI, whisky,
pork and beef packing, lumber planning, locomotives,
enginea sbrc hDg machines, soap, candles, with yet
moderate of bodybuilding
Tie banks number six, with capital OF ee75,oOo
which discounted mercantile paper in all 1883 tor 3D.
s69,72s. The assessed value OF real and personal
property in the FIVE wards Of the city is 775o,55s
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clear deficiency OF over nineteen millions Of dol
lars in three lines Of road.
The following facts regarding eight OF the pnnePai
railroads of Massachusetts developed by the re-
ports 20 the Legislature
The cost Of passenger transportation Is lOe2 cents
per passenger per mile. u.-
. The cost of merchandise transportation Is 3.oso
cents per tun per mile -,
g. In passenger transportation Sal 80 Y cent Of the
receipts therefom are absorbed in expenses
4. In merchandise transportation $50 50 Y cent OF
the receipts therefrum are absorbed in expenses.
3 The expenses Of railroads are almost invana6y
determr ed BY the weight carried over the rails. For
instance-tbe Eastern road upon which passenger
traffic precomlnates, Is operated at an expense OF
SO go per mile OF the extent of the road while the
Lowell, upon which merchandise traffic precomlnates,
is opera 'ed at an expense OF sl2,4I
g. The cost Of renewals of iron upon railroads IL an
infalibe index OF the magnitude of expenses. For the
ding reasons the cost Of tina, item on the Eastern
road il but $500 per mile of the tngh OF the rosa,
while upon the Western II is 81 500.
T. OF the expenses of railroads, 80 y cent are eo-
sorbed in maintenance of way or roadbedi 20 cent
in fuel and OIL 20 cent in repair of engines, tenders
and cars; 10 y cent in special freight expenses ana
the remainder in passenger, incidental aud miscean-
expenses.
2. The weight of the engines tenders and cars upon
passenger trains nine fold greater than the weight OF
the passenger
O. The weight of the engines tenders and cars upon
freight trains is scarcely one fold greater than the
weight of the merchandise. .
10. For cheapness, railroads cannot compete with
canals in transport alton of heavy descriptions of mer-
chandise; the cost of carrying merchandise upon the
Erie canal ranges from to 10 mills tun v mile,
while upon sixteen of the principal railways OF New
York and Massachusetts, the cost OF carrying merchan'
disc ranges from - to 65 mills y tun mile.
Milwaukee, the port of Wisconsin on Lake Michi-
gan. Is fast rising into commercial importance. From
report prepared for the Board Of Trade, we learn
Z Z
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FRIDAY, March 7-P. N.
The Stock business to-day was not large, and the
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HOTEL THEA man named Henry Wilkinson
yesterday detected in the Of one OF the boarders at
te Gard House lie had gaued TO the by means
Of false key and Ia the act OF carrying Cd the baggage OF
Tie occupant wheD the latter entered Policeman Burk OF
Gle Third Ward called ard took the thief uto custody
He Enghmsn and cerk by profession He was taken
before Justice Connolly aud committed for nal in deisat Of
81 eco bail.
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DEATH PROM CoNGEsTION OF THE BRAIN.-COroner
Perry held inquest yesterday at No SH West Thrtegh
street uron body OF Bridget Ward native of Ireland ID
years age who died very suddenly il at first
posed that she had taken Toon but post NOR on
show cd such not the but be death caused
by congestion Of the bsu and the Jury rendered verdict to
flat eject
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FATAL FALL OUT or A WISDOw.-Lewis Hayes
lad four years of age Instantly killed yesterday by falling
window in the tl story of the Iesdedce Of his
rents lg Seventeenth He hsd been left alone
fr few moments in the room, and while leaning oyer the
window ill lost his balance. Coroner Perry held an inquest
upon the body and verdict Of" Accidental Death was rem
ltred.
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-.James McCaughen. an aged

ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.--Jamee McUlughen, an agtu
residing with bic house in the Of No 34 Vest
Thirteenth street. attempted suicide early yesterday morning
Nv e,abbng himself in the abdomen with pocket knife He
was after by his son. bleeding profusely and
when ked why he committed the rash act replied that he
~ AIRY of life aud considered himself too burden his
Family phy sican called attend hun, after which he
Wa takeu TO the New York Hospital He Is al lrishman by
birth, and 20 years Ofage.
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day the New York Hospital from the effects Of fall from
the first story the sub cellar Of the store No 2Warens
received hours previous Coroner COuuery held an in
guest upon the body and verdict Of accidental death was
rendered by the Jury Deceased native Of Bavaria %
Of