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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-16

NxfARu Couru -spRsa hunmG.-rnsrs vss another
fun attsndAnes tbs Mstaris Course Friday April
g Witness the the purse, two niis heats The
entries Cary Bal, Corporal Trim and Tom McGumn
1hs last named decidedly Ms Avorts before the race
~ nuch two To being offered him, with very
few takers. Just before The start however rom some
unknewn tbs tsva appeared to Lore ground And
even beta were offered agSnN him which wsre vefy neo
Iy taken. After 100 to 40 was offered against
, s.S; 'h''n was snapped 'p however " s''. " pr"
First Heat-Au three got OF we'll together, Cary
Ben in the lead rom aGufha following, and Corporal
Tim in the rear Tois ,sition maintained until
they rounded noms stretch, wSen the Corporal
up passed hoGutr ACC toot bis place close behind
1855 On the back ststeh OF ths second mile the Corpo
raj again made pay ana derce contest With Gary
Bah, which con'lnnsc IN the hous stretch and
resulted In his -ng'rg he heat by about halt Icing tn
in 3:a2 Tune OF re I'D mule, lac.
Second Heat-Nhe e vas another good start McGuaia
leading of, the grsy Cary Bell close behind
On the ba,k The gray brushed for the lead and
for time the result seemed douo fa but they came
around the home ~ efch, 1t sss that Mcuihn
TIN in the lead, with gray his TANKS The
first mile WAS run III li9 aai they passed the stand
the shouts Of he sec heerea the riders and tesh-
fed to the appreo,s excellence of the contest
On the back stretcn The e,cnd mile tbs gray made
other desperate rug ica was continued until after
fhey entered the hone sech out il was unsuccessful
and McGuffn CAM a ar apps entity easy winner. Time
Of the last mite, liss of see heat, S;s7H.,
Third Hedt.-ron VI sGutis got the lead Cary Ball
next, The Co RAJ 4 10 tina rear, which posi-
lion they feuo = the ack stretch Here Gary 8si
vered Corporal him had him and rushed Tom.
The latter retained ne si.ion, however until they
tered the home stretch, Ihen Abe who was riding the
Corporal, made eerAte brush but was again
unsucctfsfu, Tom ga ing past tns stand making the
mile in 1:5l Cry be o-ipg far in the rear. These
brushes of the Co ooui repeated throughout
Last mile, Tom ssssg hsI q escn time. until the last
quarter when Ace led the to the Corpo
raj and he snc Ton DER the string together
close that it impossible 70 distinguish which
ahssd The juoge- announced = dead heat-the time Of
the heat 344.
Fourth Heot-rbe stay of this heat Is told. The
gray get off ahead NcGuhn trapg close bebind. The
latters condition soo Tor enduan appa
rent, snd be took eao which he kept through
out, winning the nAai and without difficulty. Time
$40.
The following is he lery:-
FRIDAY April 3-fu $500, two mile heats
Col A. l. BinesD,ns Tom McGubn By Ruffn,
out OF La Bscchse 9, years ola.......... 1
d. kenper's gr. n Co-Dor-l Trim, BY imp
Belhszzsr, dam ~ i'll Priam, yrs old 0 2
w. l.. Nunnalees D. c. Car, Bel by Wagner,
dam by imp. Hsdg olc. ye.rs old. ...... dis,
TINE:
LIST Hear 2 Hat. Sd Heat. An Heat
First mile. l:5} l:f9 ISL
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Port Of New York, April I5, 1856.
CLEARED.

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Ship & Lamar. M, hew. LondonNDunhsm Dnon.
Ship America n Eagle, Moore, Lor dcn-E Morgan A
Gs:s pess Chase
:
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Big CRUSADER (sr, Stewart Ragged Is'and-AcAuhhe
Els 81, 9! the East, Lcyas: Esn15Hsml.'p Bros
sus ysnSa Chase
sohr ann GsIdrer, Small. 50 Pierre, Aarnque-H Under
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ARRIVED.
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nla bark ss,ss
Iess her rane dublin or Bera% Souea wess ssa but Sr
SHIP Price Jcmvire. chamberlain, Palermo. y days
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ott ,as as. casks 6uiwa,is snd bsd house sevs
light wssSe@ Have sailed 7ss niles sinos
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Bssl Sossnns Cs@a.s9. oY. Loon. Genoa, 81 days. viii.
ss 3ess s. e: s:A x
there ZEN on the yaras unbendns her sails she
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81 apS J Mo1s no
bark ac Rsss2 co. Have " %,d
hesv veaber tee passing Cape Florida and had head winds
Biz Ben Dunnns PertaDdA Du, ming, Heuvs.s March
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Brig Factor of Charleston, So LARSEN Cardenas Is day.
peIe brig Maria a. ey. rom Portland for xaiansss
sarah n,,sss,a g Ss.,A 1ess s c..sn.s "A
,se s's s.. JUAN Cuba
ss s A sh s Dsss Win sugar. o.s..s
bag ssuifsr OF cbareson Nelson Baltimore. days with
' srs q B.n m Sacn. Mullen, Phr.dsDAi. with coal
sehr Florence br Kenny, HumsooA, Pr. "A days, with
scbi sarah maria (of Cold Spring. Jones Havana days
setr rmiy ManIip, wilmington, NO.
ts cSt' sssl,on nc
| tehr Arm, Cole Petersburg.
SER i Btmeni. Mood, HtIsoM.
sehr Mary Jane !, bison. ko,ioI.
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e. ss1 s s:ss T'ssIn ah T:Ra .ersown
| sebr : splh Turner; baltimore.
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ssk:s, bs;ss' Sss,,.s.gss, e, g, Fan River s,
S! s!:ss es:.:, F:s: Fs:sss$. s 50
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s Witt ss s..s Ss o a9i ss1
sshr r isgs, Hi.ss .s ossf Portland Ma
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s sssr s. ass. b s1sr' h h1ssa
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Propeller fhcs swan, johnson Baltimore With mdse 10
ROY eTtr Mount Savage, Watson, Baltimore IS hours VIII
P.spsr s iocSs Pom. French Portland VIII uuess 70
gcrs,,. Quiz .;o n;.r ss~ sssford
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materially 70 The reduction Of tAsr frsghting opera.
ous When brssdstufs cheap they sch water con-
vsyAaes MARKET and should - sursrssA 70 $50
lake craft and canal boats actively and moro
proatasly engaged during the approaching season Of
navigation In ths transportation Of produos than they
have been for years before. Railroads viii always COM
and the passenger traffic, but whom produce gets 90
TO be unable 10 pay present charges for railroad
carriage, there alternative but to seek the water
at the nearest point and depend upon that mode of
veyancs TO market This is portsnt matter for consi
dsrsusn Just now with those interested IN railroads.
may have great influence upon the future value this
description of property 1t is many years since have
be- pleased with cheap food and prices may not this
year 60 90 anticipated but there il present
every probability OF reduced rates than have
long time seec realized and may have an opportu
Of seeng the eec. of such q fact upon works Of
ternal improvement.
The gross earnings OF the Illinois Central Railroad
Company for the year 1856, follows:-
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Passepgers .................'.. SovI,uSo Va
FIeiRht.. ooU,So4 ~
Rents from other companies for Of road los 068 81
Maiis and expresses. Observation-Disclosures. 4s,243 20
Rents Observation-Disclosures. 66,622 SO
Total 81, bs2, lls 81
TRANSPORTATION expenses ...,,.,.,.,,.,. 900 895 50
Total. $5e2, 90 %
From wbi.h is to be deducted
cunt paid state Treasurer for
cnarter taxes .............$T07b l b9
Exchs ges en- Temttances to New
Icrk ..,...., ,...,,......,. 1910 oS
- S,270 %
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Bible Revision In Louisville.

from the u ufsv1ite Defn0srxt, April IL
According appointn ent the opening session OF the
fourth annual meeting OF the Bible Revision Associate
held yesterday If in the lecture OF tue
Fourth and Walnut street Bspust church. Tia Secre
tAry lead the fourth annual report
The report the loss BY DEATH OF the able and
firm friends OF the ASK ration, VIZ: a. Cone D. d.,
President Of the American Bible Union, and Editor s. g.
Church. member Of the AID OF Managers 1t shows the
very favorable position wnicn the Association
pes-satiDg that, 1t the mencement Of the suser
prise In 1880 scarcely could be persuaded topub
hsh anything in favor Of The movement that
thirty periodicals fieray to the regular
~ sent tn The revision rooms in Louisville alone tAa.
during the first year the sncieties aged the
workG only SIS co., wDiIshe yesr $50 900
raised; and that the lie meincere dire,tors CT the
Association have insrtssed between Apni l. 1851 and
March 1885, from 11S4 to 223. Three hundrea and
fifty nd pages Of have been cent out from
LOusvie within the year and $3.50 "a have been paid
Tor postage.
progress during the year could have been reasonably
expected. Most CT the New Testament has undergone
three four revsions and large amount OF manuscript
revsicns have In the rooms for the use o.
the college Of revision. The publishing OF the New
Testament IN the Monthly Reporter win be com
ncace Most of the Book Of JOB has already been pub
Hshsd In this magazine.
Next In the regular ordsr came the reading Of the Frea
eursr's report
The report shows encouraging increase in receipts
although they have been reduced ~ 900 600
by the unusual severity Of the winter. The cause
srating in al parts OF the country has LETT the Bible
UoD ta :: empty e ana Is. os
ukus enable them TO keep three revfgors At work. .
In account with Revisia Association April So 29' SO
10 cash received of life direc sors life members
charity e,dowmenS, donations, &c. 6s2 %
To balance on hand, Aprn J. 1856. 94s 81
By cash paid for agencies, stationery,
pJrating, ireights, &c............ $3,4I5 81
CAsh paid on postage. ............. SSo "
anAe Union ..............'..a osoos 10
BeAoee ON nAno.. '.s'.S fs4 10 "a. a..
-$12, o4o 81
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tarrisd on account OF net earnirgs... b27,s52 ~
THUS far In 1856 the receipts show an increase Of
nearly loo per cent 1866, having been In January
February and March $500 $751; against e20o oS5 In the
corresponding months of 1866.
The Chicago and Rock Island Railroad pssy csrned
in tbs four months ending April l. 1885, 1887 fs6 2s
against $685. ZIG 43 for the pobdiDg pero the
previous year, showing increase of $48 429 85 rhc
Chcsgo Press in speaking of the bridge Of the company
over the Mississippi river eays:-
the arrangement Of the trains the Rock Island road
WHICH will go toto effect nexs week. is beers will
be remembered that the railroad bridge completed
the Mississippi and ,ha trans, after his week will
d ecty from Chicago Iowa City, the capital of
while quietly seated in railrosd viii be considered
equal TO passing The Niagara suspension bridge fnere
l. feeling OF exutaton in thus passing ths formidable
barriers OF nature, which all like to enjoy.
The Chicago Tribune, estimating the emigration of
the present year, says
No sp,iDg has witnessed so early and 70 strong tide
Of travel set ing Westward as the spring Of SO They
BY thousands said an agent G the thern Mishi
Railroad he other day he pointed heavy train
alive with settlers. And SO they do. There we're
Fuzzy snd Saturday OF last .eek uu0n this road forty.
Masking fer or seeking Western homes.
The earnings and expenditures Of the Georgia Railroad
and Banking Company during the past year
nexed:-
GEORGIA RAILROAD AND BANKING COMPANY.
Receipts.
Gross earnings Of the road oeo,a 12
Dividends received on stocks owned by tho
company. ......................... $3.50
Grses income for twelve months. 1853
Expenditures.
Road exp. and payments act OF road $710,227
Bank expenses, viz ;-Sslaries at bank
in Augusta and sgeDcy in Atlanta,
agents commissions, &o............. 1883
Total. .s7s7.7so
Int psid on funded debt of Company. 4i,s76
- 77o,656
Net profits for the year ................x 1898 LOT
Add balance at creoie OF profit and loss 676
Total ................ =. $500 7ss
Deduct dividend this day declared les $40
Surplus. ............... ............. $40 54s
After deductg the dividend of four per cent decared
there surplus left equal eight per cent on
the capital The management of this road appears be
In safs bands.
The annexed statement exhibits the gross income and
operating expenditures of the Reading Railroad Compa.
ny during the month Of March, and also the net profits
Of the company for the first tour months in the past and
present fscsl years.
fHnADnPHA AND READING RAILROAD.
FIR March. 1856 1856
Received frcm coal ....... 1896 1856 so 201 O06 AZ
10 merchandise. S2,697 81 30l78 10
Do travel, &c.............. 242Gl Is 24l82 OF
To'h 1882 $50 26 2ol. 46s 68
TrsDtpcrtn, roadway dumpage,
renewal fund and al charges 1876, 260 81 150 1874 90
Net profit fer the month. $751;. 1894 II Ill 27a 60
Ne. profit for prev's months 2ea 72e 40 1898 q
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John A. Glnsr has bssn noninatsa BY the North Caro-
nnA KsovtNothisg atets osovsnuee ~ essdi0Ae 0f
rovsrnef,
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AND COAAMERC lAL
HOAEY MARX NJ.

TUESDAY, April 15-6P n.
The stock market continues active, but prices do no.
advance so rapidly as anticipated. Western railroad
stocis epose the huik Of operations and well
sustained At the first board to day, Wisconsin Lake
Shore went up u per cent Michigan Southern, u; Cal
csgo and Rock Island n Illinois Central honda II do.
privilege, Y; New York Csntra6s, u New York Cent al
Raikesd fell off i per cent; Erie = Reading, n Galena
u Nicaragua Transit fe eff 4 per cent the opening
with quite small sales. Illinois Central bonds In
demand AID sales made to the extent Of $50 900
closing win upward tendency The annual report Of
this company, jest Issued, viii create q demand for
ell tbs securities OF this corporation in Europe,
snd We have no doubt q few weeks hen .
large viii come back for purchases
at ,be current market price Railroad bonds generally
are sprr.c'snpg in market value There not many
pressing Tor of any class We look for large orders
from Europe for first cAss railroad binds immedi
ately after the usion of peace. So far are
concerned the first effect Of the establishment OF peace
will be seer end felt in the demand for and advance in
market value Of American securities in London On this
Size the of capital give greater value
TO all first class stock Investments We manu-
featuring railroad bonds of the right kind fast
enough to absorb sill the capital oferiug for permanent
investment ard old issues must therefore appreciate
After be jounent of the board the folio wing sales
of bones AID stocks made a. auction by Simeon
Draper
s23 600 Ohio and Mississippi RK, I'd mort.
2,o0o Chicago and Mississippi RR income los 6sH
50 barss Pacific Msu Steamship Co............H
60 do Island City Bank. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES k
Att1e second board the market rot 80 buoyant,
hnc rita considerable sc'ivity lover prices ruled Cum
bsriand Coal declr ed 4 per cent Erie Railroad X Pa
mana. u; New York Central, v; Reading, II Michigan
southern, u; GsIens snd Chicago y. Later counts
from Chicago give unavoIsbe figures OF the Gsena
and Chicago Company's receipts for March We hear
that the amount $50 0o0 instead of as
first reported The stock coted heavy. The greatest
decline to-day in Erie. After the board prices TO
NAMED about the same.
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.

AIAANAC FOB NEW Y0RK-fHB
SUE RIsyr. 20 NOON SETS. moru OIL
............. 80 HIGH 40
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The above statement exhibits, upon comparison with
the let day Of January last increase in the items Of
capital Of $1oo 82 OF deposits 81 AZ 78 and Of specie
&14e,341.
The circular Of De Coppet Co., prepared for trans
mission abroad by the steamship AsA, from this port for
Liverpool to- morrow, eve nesday) gives ths following
review Of the stock market FOR the past week.
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The Assistant Treasurer spors to- day as fSloxs:-
Paid on Treasury account ............. $5S 800 II
h ceivec :. .................. 1856, 1t6 81
Balance .........-.. 7 7.2xla OF
Paid for Assay Office NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1S84 10
Psia on oisbursipg che5ks............... 1855 81
Tie vsrrhots entered at the Treasury Department
Washington, On the 18TH inst, ,ollows:-
For the Treasury Department. ........... - col IT
Fog the Interior Department 1881 IS
For Gus oms NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. GIT 90
War warrants received and entered. ..... 1890 50
War repay wsrrsn's received and entsred.... So 40
On account If the NAYS 90 eA SO
Repayment On account o. the Navy ...... 2I,272 80
From lads. IS 1856 OF
The Commonwealth Fire Insurance Company have de-
ciared semi anr ual Gividend Of ak per cent.
The following table shows the condition OF the M,ssa
chusst banks, according to returns sds the Score
tafy OF State the 1th inst.:--
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from LverSo for rev York. with Of GOAL put
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in gale ,son ss !. sse en{ Snn d
sks. Of he ship cargo had been sold
would be to New York having been saved without
dsmsee
lBy Iessraph 10 Rlwoea Waller Esq., Secretary Board
The chip Frances gore lahore sa. Key Bank The
brig sabine sal cd to-day.
Anxiety felt the safety brig Hesperuso wecasseg
Adtn which Boston Dior Mems Isla1 d. Garth
besn Sea, t Il I'D guapo.
schr John PHILIPPE. msng the voyage from New York for
Kir tton, is, be opeed to Msrbiehead-
Park smhsed twbsler Of Warren q! condemn ed Per
iui I'D Ter OF for hs son, VIM LAZY, Jr.
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s9 kse'eh Fer length ss4
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arc It sied bs re wil lsOo bales q cotton shs
ended for Il cir line O eavannsh packets
Whalemen.
Arrived a Fan River, l4h. thip Caravan Bragg North
Pacific Coesr via Lahsins, last reported with 1V bb wn
v:.s .s, ss ssc' s Ss,E0n Newman North
Arr al New Bedford, l4h ship Cicero Maneheser, oesosk
+. and nd
lbs bore feports ilh. Westward Of honauh saw whale
fn xso arr ,ss CHRISTOPHER Mitchell, sosum Kodiak
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VBSHE Subscriber respectfully informs his friends
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the Saviour was wont to rest; and one of
the present may mark the very spot where
he knelt, and prayed, and wept. No cavil-
ling doubt can find entrance here. The
geographical boundaries are too distinct and
clear for an instant's hesitation. Here the
Christian, forgetlul of the present, and abb
sorbed in the past, can resign himself to sad,
yet soothing mcditati The few purple
and crimson flowers growing about the roots
of the tree will give him ample food for con-
temptation, for they tell of the suffering and
ensanguined death of the Rcdccmcr.
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REPORT ON SPERMATORRHGA,

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Of Onanism, Nlasturbation, or f-Abuse, and
other Diseases Of the Sexual Organs, with an nc
count of the errors and dcceptions of Quacks,
and valuable advice to the Afflicted, by GEQ.fH.
CALHOUN, NJ. D., CONSULTING SURGEON Of
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Of the sick and distressed, afflicted with s'Viru-
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for postage. Address, DR.. GEO. R. CALHOUN,
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NETE have OH hand, ana arc prepared to supply
w at short notice, ut the ENQUIRER othce,
all kinds of LAWYERS BLANKS in general de-
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We offer them at IS cents r. 1uire. Single half
Quirc 50 cents. AS we have incurred considera-
bic outlay tO.enable US to furnish a good article,
VIC will sell for CASH and CASH ONLY.
Our present stock consists of the following va
rieties. viz: Sum Pro; Fl. Fu.; Fl. Fa. on Sum.
Pro-; COPY Writ in Case: Copy HW in Oedf; De-
cIarahon on Account; Declaration on PronisSoY
Note: Declaration OH Bond or Sealed Note; Sub
prna Wits; Subpoena Tickets. Sc.
bSg% Orders from distance promptly attended
to, if accompanied by the CASH!
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1856-11-20

RR A stupid man We can get on with or
let him alone. But foolish woman who
can bear? She will talk and the more, the
less she has to say. There was great good
sense in that fathers advice to his son, not
to marry dwarf, and she would bring him
a race of pigmies and not to marry wo-
man. without sense, 'for she will try thee
forever, till thou shalt find there is nothing
on earth so irksome as to be tied for life to
she fool"
And all the Benedict brothers will say
Amen.