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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-19

HNDIco AND COCHINEAL.-Bcpgal In
u digo and Mexican oocbinca In store md for sne by
u. 3. d A. j. HOWE
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DOVER, n. #. Nov. 4, 1850.
This is to certify that have used Drs. Hill Jaseph's
Cordial Balm of syriacum and have always received i'm
mediate relief have also recommended it to many of
my friends, who have used it with wonderful success,
and have hesitation in saying that it is of the
best remedies ever used II. A.
The above Cordial has been used by DR. Jaseph for the
last years And last the propretors have been Induced
to advertise It. So The public have better oPportu
NIFTY to try it, and test many virtues 1t can be OBJ
tanned of Ds Hill and Jaseph, at their office, III Main
Street, Worcester, Mass.
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e u y p . IL g e s
OF all kinds have finished and for sale superior
lot of Open and Top Buggies, Cha:ses, Phaetons and
Carryalls.
Also, lot of second hand Carriages
All kinds of repairing at short notice and in the
best manner
Nos. and Bridge Street, between Front
and Mechanic streets, Worcester, Mass. ap1g dSm
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-19

GARATOGA WATERS.-lOO dozen Congress
- Spring 40 dozen Empire Spring just received direct
from the springs.
For Rale by VIM. o. SWEET & CO.,
April 10. 1856 Main ST
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NAR. CONVERs' INVIG GRATING
~ CORDIAL, AND

PROVIDENCE, r. l.
For sale in Worcester by DAVID SCOTT G, R. SPURP
and Duguists generally. ian2QdEw6m
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May here learn why they become weak, pale and thin
eyes sunkeu and lustreess, lose their youthful appear
ance, and manly vgor why their cheek is banched hol
little manly development of limb and muscle and VIII
they prematurely go into decline and consumption,
MIDDLE AGED AND OLD MEN
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EJEVULVING CLOTHES FRAMES
IA These excellent articles Of household utility may
always be obtained with turned posts, at A.
HooD's wheewrght shop Union street. the
Of Exchange street. II. HOLDEN.
NJ
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-31
DIE ID.

BENNETTOD Saturday March ~ In THE city AGED " years
MATILDA, wife Of 1henv Bennett and daughter oi Tie
late John Hlliker Of Staten Island. 80
The and eudsof the amn are invited 70 attend the
funeral from ber late resdenoe No " '9iok stree a. ~
invitation The remains will bs taken to staten Island for
iDteIment.
Brooklyp On Wednesdsy evening March 26 Of in
samn atom Of tho bowels LESLIE SUMNER BLISS aged
2yeaIs 10 months and days
BROPHY-On Friday, March %, BRIDGET BROPHT, IN the
10Th year Of her age.
CAMPBELL-on Thursday, March n, WILLIAM JOHN,
son MordEuBt and Hannah Campbell aged years month
and p dsye
cABLE-On Sunday morning March 30, aer lingering III
ness, Mrs. CLARA CABLE wife Of the late Bdo' Cable
late Of Poughkeepsie N. Y.
Apri a. the Dutch Reformed Church CsrInansve, n Y
CLARK-on Friday March d after lingering Illness aged
ma NJ ClsIk.
EDsALL-on Friday, March 2s SAMUEL C.. con Of Jacob
and May Edssll, aged year, month and days
ELIOT-At White Plains Friday March D. aged years
ard 5nonihs JAMES LEWIS Of James ard Susan Ann
Elliott
FRAZEE-on Friday morning, March p, aged years ;
months and days, WILLIAM MYERS, son OF Isaac and
Susan Ann Frazee.
GRABAN-On Thursday March a. AMENTINA GRAHAM,
of convulSons, aged years months and 8 days
onDER-4t s. ThO%ss: IT T%. SS FlS'h9s Long Island on
J. L. AID Emma Glider aged l6 years and months
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited to attend his
road boat leaves Fulton slip at 10a m.
GENET-on Saturday eyePns March % aged 10 years and
ri months PAULINE uENhI o. rdSnce, ,o, ..a
Der funeral from residence No 81 Prince street. this
day at o. O'Clock.
GARRETT-At Kalamazoo Mich Monday. March a. after
short illness Of only days MARGARET, wife OF Chas
C. Garrett and daughter Of William Henderson of Brooklyn
GTLLMAN-On Friday morning March 20, at 10 o'clock,
NELLY GILMAN in the 18th year Of her age.
HALI-On Thursday, March q, SARAH DAVIS infant child
Of VIM and Mary A. Hail. aged months
JOHNSON-In this city Friday morning, March q, Mrs
LUCY w. wife Joseph L. Johnson D the 3Oh year Of her
Friday, March q, SARAH LEAHY, wife Of
James Leaby, aged 25 years.
Friday March %, Capt. EDWARD Nc
GRATH, late Of Waterford Ireland.
NODINE-On Thursday, March q, WILLIAM NODINE, al
hinsly street, Brooklyn, +. u.
The inferred in the Cemetery Of the Eveeens
SMITH-On Saturday afternoon March % EMELINE, wife
Of the late Earnest u. p Smith aud daughter Of Louis
ZwahleD, aged Is years and IL days
The relatives aud friends of the family respectfully invited
to attend the funeral Monday, O'Clock H., erae
residence No 26 Eighth avenue
sANDS-In this city Thursday, March o. CORNELGA,
widow Of the late Comfort Sands in the 95h Of her
STORY-At Psughs eepsie Saturday March % Of consu
ton, MARY STORY wife Of Miner c. Story.
TAYLOR-On Friday, March %, GEORGE TAYLOR, aged
10 years
VAN VALIEN-On Thursday March 2, aged a years aud
month, PHILLIP c. VAN VALlEN
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-31
sICoED BOARD.
SATURDAY, March 29-P.

The Stock market was active at the morning Board
and generally strong but the foreign advices had less
influence upon the market than might have been
looked Tor. An advance Of cent in consos hes usually
produced something more than frness in the market
here. This advance ss indicating confidence in the
favorable progress Of peace negotiations, was mpor-
tsnt. The httle effect produced by it in this market
would lead 10 the inference that q large portion Of
the effect OF Of peace had been anticipated. The
sales Of Erie were large 6 900 shares closing at
53s, which q better than on Friday. The report
Of this Company not yet ready Ii is generally con.
oeded that the only bad feature in ii the call for
s25l 900 has been made public. The remainder
Of the report, Il believed will have favorable ef
feet upon the stock. Reading among the frnest
stocks and sold high 92i seller TO- advance Of
y cent it closed at about 92s Hudson River I'M
proved cent. New-York Central is steady at about
92i. The investigating Committee on the consolida-
ton of this Road are now in session. Panama was
firm al lo4t. The last trip 70 Panama was a remark
able instance Of speed. The steamship ILLINOIS left
this port the sh OF March with $50 passengers 800
bags Of United States mail matter and zoo tuns of ex
press freight, besides passengers baggage This whole
cargo arrived and left Aspinwan on the morning Of
the 18th March, and transported from the Atlantic
70 shPooard on the Pacific in IL hours thus enabling
sne racine steamer TO proceed from Panama with
new 10TH dates few hours over eight days old.
Nicaragua was little 6rmer to-day but inact i've
IL closed a. iSi bad Some steps are being taken to.
ward an arrangement Of the affairs Of this Company
but whether they viii result iavorably cannot be
even guessed with any confidence In Western shares
the market Is frmer, and there are considerable
amount Of orders in the marhet. Cleveland & Toledo
sentasss setve, and sold freely s Co. elOsDg q. 7si
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-31
MAHmuRU.

sOwNy- wArsoN--A wssssAs.sss THURSDAY M.ish
~ ffIoa n hoWNK sf the hfm ~ hovne hfvhe's !"
hfbf Goa l., AAushsef ef IasAi H. Wsfsoh, ssf
oRAuAM~BELL-in this city, eR "Wednesday svsnns
March 10 b. tho Rev n " Aosn, WILLIAM uhA
Ham to kliLAhffH O., nbd daughter ef fi'''~' ps
esq all q chs city.
LABrYRiE--ELLfAu-On Thursday, March a. BY ne Nss
Mf afot az ths Church Of ~ Nmoent ae fsal NJ y
LABi Yhif of Pans 60 hlss II. A. fLLfAu I" ths e"J
dsush'ef OF FTanes ElIeau
LEONARD sM TfI-In this city Thursday March ~ y
the Rev. Heman hsnss, ML BfNlAMIN v LfoNAhp %
Aaror. Ill TO Ml.s EmELisE SMITH " Tho 'ofae' p"os
McLEIS- PHETTY-In BfookJn on Thursday Marc ~
hv The Hsy VIM Mari 81 hs fesdrnoo JOHN Nc W -
NJ n, late Of laseo~, beousnd 30 niss SARAH MCLEAN
PHETTr q Bfooklyn.
PhlaAepha, on Wedhesi.y
March s. hy the Rev Josoph y Befs, u D. tho Hon -
con n NfLLFR 81 D.. of Now.Yofk, 60 CHAHLOTIE
dspshter of tho late John OoodbsIt
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ofeenpoin, Broohlyn on Tues
d.y March IS by tho Rev. MI Oo,hsrd. M. JOSEPh ,
N0hTHUP TO Mia. SARAH J. sTEPHLNs, both OF Green
point, BIookbn-
Rev r W Garfield. Mr. NM. w. PO3r. - Mis- ANNIE
LOUISE daughter u Capt Paine, formerly Of Fern Am
boy.k.J.
RICHARDs-JENKINs-I this city, Wednesday, March
s by the Rev. w, II. Richards Of fafha'en Mas, MI
ROBERT RICHARDS TO MARY dsashter Of Richard Jon
Aims eco, all Of this city.
sMITH-BAILEY-On Saturday March p, At s. Peter'
Clutch Brooklyn by the Rev A. Padaock kot of OF M
Parish, the Hon. WESsELL :. SMITH 20 EMMA LOUISA
daughter Of John H. Bal cy esq. all Of Jsmaics' L. J.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-31
MAXINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF EEw-YoRK. ...... March %
Cleared.


Knoxville Ludlow Savannah s. L. Atchil Tennessee, Web
ber 81, Thomas, &c, s. de Asreds Joye Coz NASHVILLE
Berry Charleston, Spoiord, Tileston K Co.
sbfps-Fmpife Zeregs Liverpool, Teresa Coz Gaatin
Delano Liverpool c. GIinnel, ReiEhard tBrem Haaeke,
BshsEE.tbsr Francis Croch Gibraltar R. Burew Gersr
dina Br stsphenson Hamburg " +. w. Meyer H. spal-
SinS Shading Gottenburg r. W. Trundie Glare Windsor,
Button PortauPIince Becker draVss west Wlnd oaun-
aers Mobile, Lane, West Co.
Brss-Issbel Beurmsn lamp, Ssgusla Grande. Peck
Church. CsrOni, shoqrd Jacksonville. J. H. Whtmore
Ursu. (Prus Hoppe Cork and market, Funch Meincke
g. W Lawrence, Hall, Cumberland Harbor. w Ewell
Co. brig Francis McKennan, Yarmouth n. s., w. Brsne
Mary, Dobe Halifax, LescIaft Co Argo (Br Putnam,
81 John n B., J. s. Whitney, Ann Weeks, Bullock, WI.
mngon g. L. Hatch.
Hartfod, Gswod Philadelphia j. w. Bnggs
Umpire Marshall Potomac River. r. p. Buck Co l.. f..
Johnson johnson, New Davis Holmes TeegsPh, Nick
erson Philadelphia James Hspd; London Dinsia, ST. John,
NIB strout strout, Jsct.Onyle, Thompson Hunter
bury Manning Panksank River d. + Metcsf; Moonlight,
Knapp Charleston, DolneI Potter 5. Andrews Putnam,
Wa,hinston, B. Bossog Sons c. II. Moer, Decker Plym-
outh NC Van Brun slssht; A. starkey, Nixon Norfolk
Mott Bedeu Sheeve< sheever Baltimore, MAILER, Lord
Queresui Storm Cloud, Higbee Baltimore MAILER Lord
Charter Oak, Kelly Philadelphia j. w. Mckee; Rebeccs
Knowles, Philadelphia, James Hand NewYora GoOdsel,
Boston, master.
slOop-Amsres, Burton, Providence, master.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-31


Net increase to March q, $3.50 $40
The coupons due April on the City Of Mobile bonds
Nos 232 TO 292 and 30l to 400 Inclusive will be paid
at the banking house of Morris Ketchum, No. 45
William street.
portion of the public building stock Of this city,
amounting 10 ISL 00o becomes due the 9th of May
next Interest upon il will cease that day, when 1t
will be redeemed by the Commissioners of the Sinking
Fund at She Controllers Office in the Hall of Records
The interest on the New-York City stocks becoming
due on the lst Of May viii be paid that day, at the
Office Of r. Kelly esq, City Chamberlain, at the Me-
chanics' Bank.
The clerks in the American Exchange Bank have
nresen,ed Mr. David l.. Haskell who has resigned his
position in that institution aservce Of plate az mark
Of their esteem.
Messrs. Clark, Dodge and Company pay on the lf
prox.. the interest coupons on the bonds OF Scott
County. Iowa the Burlington and Louisa and Burlng-
ton and Warren Pankroad Companies, the County Of
81 Gepeyieve. Mo-. and the Cities OF Dubuque, Dsv-
export and Burlington
The business Of the Clearing House sle 773, ,OoO
The Hon. Joseph Casey of Harrisburg, appointed
by Gov Pollock Commissioner for the State of Penn
sylyania under the provisions OF the Act oeiting the
charter Of the Ere an6 Northeast Railway, imme-
da,ely notified the parties directly interested of his IN
tenton 10 take possession of the forfeited property He
is now engaged in connmmating the necessary pre-
hmiuaries, and designs believe, at the earliest
practical period, efestrg such an arrangement with
the President Of the Buffalo and State Line Road as
will attest the power Of The State while offering no IN
necessary interruption to the progress Of trade snd
travel Mr. Casey has appointed Wilson King, esq,
Superintendent. The Erie and North East Company
will take their case up to the Supreme Court OF the
United States and should they do 30 we cannot doubt
that the decision Of the State Court will be reversed
]. was a significant threat of an indignant nder on
one Of the leading railroads in this State when hs
dead head ticket cut or that the Company should
never have cent OF his money ~ be would IN future
pay hs farce TO the conductors.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-31
Passengers Arrived

IN he steamship Fulton from Hdrre and CoUes-Mr Cam
den. Dike bearer Of dpaehes from u Lesstion Paris
field and lady, Henry Kener, Frederick Sheldon William
Bents Nathaniel n. Clarke Henry A. Dixie, n Freeman,
Capt John Brecarn lady and infant Lsuene Caran aud
lady Lucen Oudin lady aud infant f. Morriseau, Drf
Joseph Morton and lady Joseph Rogers and lady Miss Cste-
r Reufch Miss Ansa urand Miss z. A. TRIBE, Miss Jane
Ashley Miss Mary Ashley Miss Clara Yuf Miss Anna Iodon
Henry R. Albeit wife and child James Glazer wife and child
Nulhot Fred Reeves O. Thelin A. Reusch Christopher
Rhodius Wm Crpps VIM. Grips, r Fred Young Monsieur
Schwartz H. F. Male Henry Helm, Philip Helrs, Rbard,
Cbss Jaesey lady ard boys Lmsle ChPentie Logan
r. Howard George Church, Thomas shave John s. Brown,
John Dufray John Sdwel John Broderick samuel Tribe
Jchn Tribe John w. Oorham, Jules Neville. Total II
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-31
Arrived.

L. s. ~ steamship Fulton James A. Wottop, Havre March
Il and fowes at an. 18th mdse and Y 70 Nor
inner Livingston March g. lat 10 4 lon u 10, spoke ship
Java, Jackson, from Glasgow for New-York.
stesns zip Marion EOster Charleston dse and pass 10
exchanged signals with steamship souherner hence for Charles
T. Wasnxton, Capt FsuDce, from ecruiss
Of 3 days 70 relieve vessels 10 distress.
schr r. Drumond Qsher) Fox from sch = r. LORD ssaors
at Long Branch.
Propeller sheuctet Gee Norwich Reporos having seen on
Fro ay (2h schooner not known lahore on Green
Reef of Norwak I.ond and the breakng entirely
her She probably sometime during Thursday nxh last
Propeller Osceola, Aldrdse Providence.
teer Petre ATey, Providence Came 10 today (Satur
dsy :. /! p IN comp!etey coated with ice 10 aba the
ehAAs
sAILED-stesmshps Ericsson, Liverpool; Tennessee St
Thousss LAguyrs. te- Knoxville Savannah; Nashville
Chazeoa Roanoke, Norfolk ship Nestorsn Melbourne
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-31
Pn.sengera Sailed

Ia ,tedmhp Tennessee for ST. Thomas, Porto Rico Porto
CdteIo and Ldgu0Wa-Messrs Ben iamn Carey and lady,
ell CLas r. Benton, H. w. Benton, James Mills Fred Gun
ni gham W. d. Ingersoll NewYork; Wolf and lady, st.
Thomas Mrs Lua serrano Caracas Manuel de Lorenzo and
sdy and ehd 81 Coono lady aud three ehldsn Gresoho
Mendoza Spain Samuel Abr and lady, Miss Kae Abng
Miss Emily Aor gon Miss Ada Arlington, London VII.
kers AID lady II Storm Germany FloFeneio Ryas sece'
tary Legation Of Veuelna Washington; John Bou @
Phi phia Antonio Navss jose B. Lopez Porto Rco Ri
cado Eita DIR Jacobo Columbus y Carlos Roche August
Adler, Frsuce-Totsl, 40-and 81 In the eteerage
In steamship Ericsson for Lfrerpoot-A Yoth Mrs +. X.
Brown, NewYork; Jas Vernon, Miss hdelia Goldman, H.
Abraham Richard Lemon W. W. Winn, Tho Winn and Mas
fuV
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-31
Whalers.

letter from Capt Rowland, ship India lof NIB rsg % r.
her Tristan Ground Dec 81, with 100 bbls sp ana Nv
wb. oil, Ell well. v,.
At dss Rolss Island Coast Of Africa jan 81 bark Dr. n.
lin Smith Westport IS sp. 80 backhsh; Wills, King ME-
poisett 50 bbs bsckfsh dnce leaving fays. ,ao ,,.
At Barbados March bark Soon Smith, Westporf i
bsekfsh this cruise n ~
Al DO 4th inst bark Lady Suffolk of Beverley 10 o. II
last months put in for supplies would recruit and ,c
expected TO Be hcme in May June. Had Lost e'a' ~
men by 6esertion- -, s~w
London =, - n
sailed from st. Helena Feb. Is shp julius Cesar Of a'
New London -. IN
letter from Capt Tripp, Of bark 0lobs Of b. "a
Of Tristan dAcsnha Dec g, with IS bbia ~ ~ ~ "
bsssd nd cutting " WAals, ~ veil
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-31

COTTOS-The market has ruled quiet bat hra The s.oe
Of ko % 600 e4s, Sales Of coo tags Rio llIdltc IS
bags Jamaica AZ 2 100 mats Java Hse Md 100 bags La
Euayu l..c.
CoAL-The MARKET finn, the supply large sale. Of 100
t5ns NeEesle AZ 81 So and Us tuns Halliburton IS 50
fLOOHASD MEAL-Our market for and Flour
nrnsr under the for Europe the demand 10
I'VE oi ne home irsde and the EA but there nothing doing
io export The current being above those Liverpool
soSsed y ne Cshadshe better grades sAlabe al full
Prees a1d We ooee more doing the inferior qualities the
ses Western Canal 100 ebs 50 s7tGs7 for or
eAy 70 very good state and fair choice Mehixzn, 81 %
hr superfne Indiana and Upper Lake, 81 Tte*1 st
io common % GOOD pene and low rsde Of ezts Quo and
s Seeo for extra Gsnesee Canadian Flour sAce aud
Win nothing d moment be bad q rte bsures
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-31
Receipts Of Produce

BY the Hud,On Rrer Railroad for tAs Dee ending THTS6y,
March n s56-l 4s8 head CGtte 1873 Calves $50 sheep 80
Mutton S6 Horses 1850 live Hogs, 602 dressed Hogs u
pkgs Beef ls bb Pork Il pkss Bacon. q Poultry % Eggs
l47 pot ard pearl Ashes 26 obs Whisky 2SO Ale and
s647 Malt S9 Wheat IT'S Barley 25sO Rye, Sos Feed SSj
Potatoes 53 Beans and Peas o6l bbs Flour 5 tuns lron
M bales Hay 5246 sides Leather, 9g63 gals. MILK ii uns
Marble S7O bbls Apples 25 pkgs Fruit S8 bales Hops 10
Hemp 4s7 pkgs Starch 2o4 doz Brooms 4S pkss Paper
n halea Wno
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-31
yr.rLefsP PeD0rfeH bv Telspr0ph,

Providence, March 29-CoTTos markst arm, with an up
ward tendency sales for the week about O bales Wool
The very light with good demand at full prices sales
So GOO ns PRSTkG CLoTBSsles Of the week 90 pieces
EEwORLEASs March q The sales OF CorToS to-day were
Is eco bales and the market was firm at 9td9c. for miding
The the week foos oO bales and e STOCK on
hand now estimated SOS O bales The receipts at ts
mort are 4s6 O bales In excess the time year Rio
coTFEE sells c and the stock hand amounts to SO coo
tses FLOUR sitter but quotaby higher. CoRS has
slightly advanced mixed &c. Sales Of Meas PoRX at Sl5 %
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-31
To Mariners.

swEDEs-wEsr CoAsT-BuskAK LIeHr, WIscA Sow
Ocal IL formation has been received at the once o tne
kou,e Board that the Swed,h Royal Marine Department
aiyen notice that the Buska Light In wings Sound In the
t.g.t AZ he entrance 70 Gothenbos which since the m
tsber eS4 has shown red light 70 seavard and bnshtl
toward the sound las been partially Altered III order hA IL
BE- farther on. -
IL nov bright light to sesward vessel at distance
but on approach the red color gradually
white light sufficiently 70 render es<ly distnsasha
the bright Lights Wirgs Besoons and from the e
ng Boto Light
The two Wngs beacon lights remain beforeoDe are
bright light the other that the Northeasern bnsht hs,
varied by flashes at short Intervals and they In one "
the esTins Of NE. ~ and s.W.ks.
Al bearing are msgnetic-Vanaton l8o w.
By order Of the Lighthouse Board.
TH0PNTOS A. JENKINS, Seerep1J
The ship Ckrysote the 2ls Of Sept, 1853 sttec1 on
shos and knocked piece Of her fase keel Tho shoa
lat oC' So g. Ion 70 So ~ w. IA the track Of vessels oosn
from the Cape Of Good Hope hss region, to the ohs
States Europe
The bark Crown of Liverpool) In Feb 1855 struck on SEC
IN lat oO 81 S. Ion. varying from go II to 2o Y sceofas
the different used 70 determine IT, think the
tes and Crowns snoal the same the difference o. o.S
tuae IL not rreat 20 accustomed 20 compare ene
GEO. W. bLUNI
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-31
Arrived. SUNDAY. March 30.

Steamship jamestown, Pash, Norfolk tc ndse and pass
20 Ludl4n l. Pless4nr
Bark Leo, West Havana IS days sugar cigars kc 10 Asurs
Galway Experienced heavy weather daring the passsse
has eees 10 days n Of Hatteas With heavy and gales
split SAN. sprung foremss &c has had pho. board days
sen J. l. hedmer CrAmer, Baltimore, corn
sprsgue.
sehr Jagesown, LabOuree, Petersburg sour &C. TO J.
sehr Daniel Morr.s Noble Brandyvne corn 70 mater
sehr Commerce, Daniels, Virginia, oysters
schr Hannah Worwiek, Worwek, Phhadeiphia
Co.
sshr Eclipse, Basshirs N<hpsSd s0sr to C. Il. PsrsOn
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-31
Nv Tele9YaDh.

Bird from st. George 7;A ms. arrived las, night anier M,
us.. with pori,on q tAs outward bound esso AID ss6
BY the scbr n sawyer. ~heh saed the lsrh ~
skip Sc. Lion Capt Chass from CkAfeou for Hayre put -
81 George. Bsrnad., March II, leaking hsdiy fSs -
SDendd (Of Nevfortl vstinf Tor favorable yeafhsr
hssy. down. The ship T. Hamilton ef Sew-yorkl h.vss
p.reA ,sed for Esve March IS The hris ssntaso Cor B
repsInE and vOuh s4l IN sbou, three veeka AnotA.1
brs zane unfpown Crawford master bound from D1rep =.
BGsre pui into St. Geofss AaEeh IT, badly damaged and via
loss II rnGeef head
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-31

Prsrsusr Ps.emsha, CasAnsn, New Bedford
Propeller puker Vein, Ramsay Bstmore g Assr -. a.
John Rgsy.
BELow-Br hern- brig Csrad rcpcrted BY pilc<eoss W.,
hoener No inward boand vessels IN sight tos d.
hithianas AZ sunset
sAIIED-Buk O. A. Hazzard. from Qnsrsntae.
WIsD-Duhns The day NV. and fIesh
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-31
NAVIGATION.
--.fmeriean TcssSLI. X :
Entered the Cleared from ]

An examination Of the column "Foreifn Commerce" T
show bow e Of The carrying trade 20 Cubs enjoyed By the
United States sg while comparison of the totals exhibits the
and annually increasing balance OF trade this
country In the navigation table the comparatively small
ase indicated columns devoted foreign vessels proves
that trade between Cuba and the United States ports
seuy trade Of Heeeitv and not " commercial enterprise.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-31

will be from the preceding table mat De export trade
of the United Cuba in 1853 less than IL in 1886
while the in 1885 by means propoTtonste 70
rapid increase commerce and OF the ascutu
rel products of Cuba.
Were the determinations removed flour would unquesona
bly, become leading staple export % Cuba The impoTta
ons OF this article into Cuba in lS4 E35 rs bbls, OF
which Us bbs from Spain aud 50 SIS bbs Om the
In l84S the number barrels imported fell 20
ll9 Of which only IT'S bbls from the United STATES
The estimate puts the consumption OF Flour
admitted at reasonable eues at from OOOO
10 900 bb That this trade would be enjoyed most exclu
yely BY the United States evident from the fact that Hour
among heaviest articles Of export and European compe
on with country within few days sail Of the tlsnd would
BE- the question The balance Of trade between the
Uted States and Cuba s enormously against the former In
SlO6O57 500 900 bb Of four liking the price
q bbi 500 o0o, nth of the balance
aganst United States would be realized The single a
Gle fou alone The increased quantities Of bacon, PORK
lard provisions generally Of domestic msnufacures Sc
wcud render the between this country and Cuba
more equal well just, while the exports from
years trade, If conducted principles of reciprocity
would be sufficient demonstrate the advantages which would
result both countries from the adoption Of policy com
ended alike by the products and wants Of each respectively
and by every principle Of commercial economy.
ConPARATyE Of The Commerce bersss the United
Sta and Cuba exhibiting The rGiue Of Exports 20 and I'm.
ports each country and the ISEndge O dnsrtean and
oytien renes drTtrfR0 and departing J0n each country
during the Year, GesieHdted.