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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-20

The 81. lou. Republican Of Thursday Gays q the

The 81. Lou. Republican Of Thursday ssys q the
Money market:
"Tbe oeeriues ~ the Banks are understood 20 have
fallen off with the last week. Money u reported IN
better supply though the loanlng rats are
as heretofore, at from lG2! cen, moh'h'
A, ro,top. Money is easier. Negotiations were
made NJ 7 8, cent, although & cent may be quoted
as the fair rate FOR frst-class paper
I'll, Rochester Democrat, in announcing the sale oil
,ha pue.,o Corning and New-York Railroad, under
foreclosure Of the first mortgage bonds, FOX ss'lVV
FAYE:
The resentoficer. OF the Company will be retSned
I'll - orgari1stiou Is effected, which Will be
T-ior 20 the frst Of August next, when the haie VI
The Company and road will probably be ehangea:i
We are informed that the net profits OF the Toad or
the year previous 10 Its sale auouneI 10 A ooo
TIE amount Of the first mortgage BONUS i siOVV,r
eco Second bonds have been sold To the snlouus ~
about half million and there u about sl'Vo,VOV "
stock The Legislature passed act permitting tue
stockholders 10 redeem the road by paying up tne
bonds and taking the amount IN additional s'oVA'
which the bondk0ders consider post tdcfo ana uu'
constitutional. The bids having run up SO hlgh T.
not likely that the stockholders will seek 10 avah
Themselves Of that law. The sale was decfed by Mr.
Justice johnson who decided that the fost mortgage
bords held the road and all the rolling stock accord,
ing 20 their terms. The second bondhoders conlehu
tina; the first mortgage II lien ouly upon tha par Oh
the road right Of way and stock existing at The Tune
,hs bonds were given and that the second bonds are
a len mon All acquired since. An appeal has been
taken from Judge Johnsons decision and Is now
peudinc. The second bOndholders have chsttei
mortgage upon the rolling stock but there is a pro.
vision in the second bonds which makes them 'uolec'
10 the first.
The new Company will begin free from debt, and
the read will be under better auspices.
The contract under which the Genesee Naley roaa
is Grated by the Buffalo and Corning Company sup
ulsts that the Genesee Valley stockholders shall be
entitled 10 50 e cent of the gross earnings OF the ROAD
and by new arr nSement just effected they are 70
receive in addition their pro rata OF the earnings rom
through traffic on thirty mill, OF the road About
a. cent has hitherto been realized upon the Genesee
Vsey stock and when the line is completed to Mount
Morris in October it is believed that the road WI!
earn for the stockholders including the city STOCK
T. cent. pr,
There is some talk on the part OF the Erie Railroad
Company Of buying up all these roads and consohds'
ing the several uterests-a proposition regaTueu Ia
yorable by those most directly interested III the matter
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A CARD.-The District -Attor pey feels it due 70 'ne
commercial community say from recent disclosures "s
ham BY srrercd defendant w .,A b. regards rehs' w
not Of legal character to sshoze steps OF
attempts Of an organized e eucourssoi by Police IN
sstordnston, will be Aae COMMIT suFssi'e' upon
stores having valuable PrOpe s them he therefore
that the private watch u store. and warehouses should De
strengthened II possible, his be kept turning n.'ds WIZ
openings shuters % a. 40 allow watch make nspec
and that porter az clerks made keepers al night
Especially should all 81. re- carefully watched and vted
throssh ssdsys and roofs and cellars q houses adjoining
10 stores be examined
Nay 10 1857
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Arrived.

T. $: NJ steamship Marion Foster Charleston, with nis
and pass 10 spoford Tleson Co. Sunday N, niles
al Haerss Shos exchanged signals with steamship Coun'
biz, hence MONDAY D. M, N Great Ege hsFeT passed ne
wreck Of the chr Gen Taylor, Of Milford peL, her sps no
ns and sails living about the deck bad apparently oee
nm into boafs zone DO bard she shout ns
from land in 10 sthoms Of IN ,se immediate irsek
coestng vessels =, n -. a.,
shin RotundA (of Richmond, Me- Percy, kevpor W;
April iron 10 Nesuith Sons. 18th inst, st " ~ lon
Is passed the quarter deck Of v.:'e painted sssn Wa
white nodins around her stern from the appearance ~
steering gear supposed she had been run into =.
Ship Maria Day (of Dan siscotia Ckse Liverpool Apu
IA rndse aud $50 ps.s to Walsh, Carver Cksss.
Brs Franconis Upton, Trinidad, Cuba 10 day. nsr ~,
10 Thoupsnl Hunter. 10th inst, lat n lon ~ sPoss iAF
Elizabeth from New Orleans for Boston, -,
schr Otson,o Hammond Ellsworth days, hiinorF sae
T. J. Peters .,,,,.,
sehr War steed, Smith Providence Tor PHILADELPHIA
Sloop Blackstone Stedmsn Providence.
Steiner Westchsster, Clark Providence.
Steamer Decatur. Ger, Norwich
BELON-A foreign bark 80
Withholding the day blowing heavy gse tom u e
with rain. -
The steamer Isaac Newton previously reported Ashore IA,
roels stoney Point fated on It'll inst aud tosa
dis city evening She lies at the fOi q Ev-ii
street, +. X. - q. +.
The steamship Nashville Of the Charleston line, "a, ~.
yeuus &c .ted "a the sectional dock and Owed 70 the Af2
ron Works 20 con plete her repairs.
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BRooKLTN CITY MoRTLLITY.-The deaths from
May to May l6 Were; Males Al females, 3d.
men, IA; boys, 2S women IL girls, lS-total a.
Dseases--Scarlet fever 4 s;ihbOrn, IL consumption,
6; commissions, g. marasmus 6; disease Of brain, 8;
premature BIRTH g. congestion Of the lungs 81 disease
of heart, 3; mahormatiou p peritonts ?; bilious
fever q typhus fever .; nfslmatio of the lungs p
Group, . apoplexy ,; inflammation of the bowels, 4;
drowning, Ii scroflla, l; whooping cough, l; intem-
peranee :; delriun tremens. dysentery, /; lock.
jaw 1; tee,hing, l; debility l. Ages-Under year,
IS; to :, 5; 2o5 9 to 10, 5 10 to 90 p % 70 3d.
s; 30 to 49, &; 10 to &C. T. 80 to So 4; 60 to 20, 20
70 50, > Aatiyities-- United States 56i Ireland H.
Germany, g. England, D France, I at sea, l.
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Disasters, &c.


LIVERPOOL ksy BThe slip Tu.csrora hence or Pisis.
Phs retained to p to day having been am,ss
vessel sunk Immediately before reported The following -
the collision 4. addressed 10 the Superintendent OF =
kerchsBs EIehsnge by Cap, Duleayy master Of the slp
TuseaTors becomes paiaul duty . inform you q -
collision between the ship IuscsrorS Tor Plade and as
Ter occurred on Tuesday night sPitl % at so m ee'sa
aud srd hsht ahead ported the helm sf
kept ID 70 the westward when after we're struck % I
bow orasng our bow and teans away on, eshead Srs9
bOom aud tearing deck sud cutwser aud lost anchor "a
- fstom. ohsn Hailed the ship and them TO Ne
u, She s,o requested the SAME BY - Showed tk
ghs blue lights ard lanterns IL the Tgsns Saw heh ~
lEhs and rockets until 80 w. when supposed .ks pr
ceeded up Channel We found the damage too great - e'
tinue our voyage, 1nd returned 70 port"
NOBLE, Nay l2-The scLr. J. 81, Hsloes Hslock h'a
Boston after pairing damages Holmes. Hole her ygl<
out, Experienced very heavy weather lost sails stove b &C.
Tie .chr Meteor arrived yesterday from eYors bad 70
heavy ,.ther o.t fore,oPrnsss s{intJbboom kc, -
lBy letter to EIwOod w,l..,r, -.
NASSAU, n. P My The slip TaroHts, frog s s
lie Isascs the 18th sitter throwing overheard pE
q cargo. hosted "a 9Th and afrsed ~ tn, Pr
shp ha. sustained very .eOu, injury sryer1 snses N 30
ho stsrboard side broken ad after man DeaIn o. hAeAs
iHjuud tby I'tteI 20 hl~Yoo " ai.ei, ~
fr Baltimore with cargo d cotton, Psento ara arr0grss
pssTun shore At Long and accoUut q Der LEAKING S
~ ,ccount does no; whether damaged The e1
and crew sfrved here on sunday last. -,
CasOITr M,y 2Pui back The Aur snip "ashins0a cay
l,yiuz teen a. Tar Ion - 20 W. -
GisRALTAE, April I've ar iui1rHsd that the Az ,E
sea Queen Grotte under arrest IN BAY BY dere ~
Vice Admiralty Count paGnE suit insulated szans ?.
Cspt Moore, Of b. bsIk Defiance for damages coe
sr took advantage q the eat wind sst night y es's -
port. taking with her The guard placed board. 80
HosC KONG March i5-The Alice MsndsH whsler q ~,
la been wrecked The Pates ias previously repoecf ~
EFT hsrooI The 50 inst and Cap, DenE- esald -
he a. east miles from the h0al but about 4 0e
Tie morning q Saturday, the TIL she suddenly struck -
reef and immediately Tiled. Ore boat swa1pe4 slons.N
several men drowned three however mlDssef ~.
uFon tue shoal TIE remainder 81 the embafked -
bOsis three 81 which AMI, ed here The uornnE 81
The fourth was picked up BY the Danish big JO.n 49,.
The y B Mercury the Alice Menie Wa nfsiet ~
If as tUns ned by MesfIs c. r. Tucker Co. ara
or her second voysEe. The ship and outais were -
about IS 90 which there was insured e2lV" az s-'
meTeial Mutual Insurance Office in tLisc.ty t az.
SID. fIon Koug Kong March 3. Back ka1s EaEtas -
cruise In going 9Th rsn INTO Cie stAtrs - ~
Jaento and carried away dying and pbeooIa' an
obliged 10 put back for repairs
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ADVERTISEMENT
LEE ILLUSTRATED for This Week cOnta

odsmitbs Deserted Village with six beautiful illustrations;
The Country Store Dragging in Eryspes The Turkish Bath
Election Day in Connecticut ancient aud modern Letters from
my Garden Workers and Thinkers The Philosophy of Eat
ing Ebb and Flow of Criminsty Employment Of Women
English Women Politicians; Work and Drudgery; Hogs
Humanity Wills to Prevent Second Marriages; Travelling in
Arkansas News of 1.-THE Week City Gossip; Poetry Mscel
lanoous Items; Wit and Hunor; Selling Wife; Keeping
Flies Out Fire Proof Pests OF the Ancients I'm
portat Bahes Magic Corn Huskers Notes and Queries
Phouetics The Armensn with ustrstions Extraor-
binary Trial strength; Country Girls Girls tor Illinois Sold
Nv ali News1oen for only -Four Gents copy.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK...."...
('lGrd.

slips-Rsmber Lothrop Melbourne, r. w Cameron Tan
Flush Mcclure, Valparaiso snd market master Nsaeioss
Carney Miran.ach. J. w. Elwell ca. . -,
R.,t,-Hsnrv shelton Barr Lisbon Chsmberlin, Pselpl
Co Elida Ham J. Jsch;msn. Hamburg, p kark fnae q
the Sea johnson. Neuvi,ss iznaEa Deva4ei AAtA4ss
Hu.sey Miriam achi, ". II. Hussey. -. n.
Brs-Judge BlaEey, Bradley Georsctown ntss rotIe.'
field L. P Snow oying,on, Wlmneon H. ~ n,o'..tas
90 lyoutale Dix Jacksouyle {. r. J. Peters AsSe-,
Munroe Rockiand, G. L. Hatch Co Kentucky. nkSsA
F.randiu. Walsh Carver Chase; n stst-on Irefns ha
xsrs Rns,e VipinE: Arcturus (Brl Howard Cornvlis
ID n %. Wolfe: Emily, Davis Charleston. Durham Dinoa
Sutton Joy. Ssvanlls, Everett Brown. 49, =.
schoopers-S. A. Hammond feelinE Baltimore }. W u
wi c. Dazzle Veazie Elzabethpor,, X r BACK Co
y Rrook, Gardner, Newport master; Citizen, Noodhsn,
civ Point Van Brunt slsght; PIcbie, sfoa bos'0a
G. < T. j. Peters Lucy Blske Shaw. Portland g l. haxa
I 90 : s Leyerins Cor.on. Wilmington, r. J Oodvni
T ] Brosn.rd Nichols jacksonville McCEeady Mott kCei
Golden Gate. Weeks Boston, w. W. Baker, Edwin Han
Newbern j. sa1eh Co. W. L. hcnafdsoh' bsyey' NEWS
ryport. 5 w Levi, &c. -.
soop-Thomss Hall. Hull, Providence master -,
x Sesmer-Bos,on, Seew, PbiadePhs, New ork ana IA
adephis Navigation Co. ,, ~ ~
Bsrse-Oneida Hsrrs Philadelphia j. Il Briggs.
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ADVERTISEMENT
THE AuBrN PATENT GAS WORKS are used L

LtGHT THE CITY oF AUBURN, N Y;
being erected 10 light the villages of
PAENYRA N Y, and KALAMAZOO and GRAND RAPIDS Mich,
and will be erected this Summer by the Company
forming for the CITY PATERSON N j. and also by
Tin different Ststes negota
ton. For their unsqualed simplicity safety and for
factories &C. parties referred TO the Harmony Mills Co
hoes NJ " where they have been used the last six months
Central Office Of the Aubin Co, No "A Ststest, Albany,
New.Yotk,
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CoyRTCayENDAR. ruts DAY

torRr ~ toNNON FIFAs.-IFIAI TErN.-Part l.
Mos, 81" 81 as - =, si9 lH. 81. SIS Sss. SO-
6g1 inclusive ~ '' ' ~ -
sVPkiNE C0trr--r Rctir.-Nos 659 All. 375
~ W.. co. So a. o. a., - az ssS ~ ia AZ 4is
frffEi"E toitr.-N,s. srl % II. So. $50 COS.
IS = -. ~ sa' ii 81, 30 ~, so 81 49, ~ IT'S
Nia e. - =. ~ - ~, ~,
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NEW,IERSEY ITEMS.

,,..,v.xs TgyoLooiCAL SEsrsARl.~Ihe session
s,ossiesi Seminary at Princeton coeed on me .''
q the ,y Al, yo,us men received certificates ot hv
mt W. ~ ,bs fI course Of study The annual erme
na IT, semnary preached ts previous sseesn even
sS ,be BitS Tract and Missonary Society delivered
~ Monday evening by the Rev. aS Imbria Of tsey City
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ACCIDES rs-gt O'Clock yesterday mOrung, Chrls-
nsn Lye snpen,e accidentally fell from Ddins III course
Of erection street, sixth avenue uilug
himself int ,rnly lie the Twenty second Ward
Station no and his residence in Ninth avenue
hicha Il Roberts while crossing Whitehall street, a,
She Bate ~ on Monday nhf, knocked down and run
by Broadway and Twenty street lin"
stsfes severely injured HE taken TO he residence
md fnso Scal old summoned.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

TIE BOARD or ExCISE.-The Board of Excise OF
Kings County, consisting of McSsrs. Wyckof Murphy
and Jarvis met in the County Judges Chambers yes
terday morning. About 80 applications for licenses
were presented but they not acted upon and the
Board adjourned
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By telegraph.

err Empire soule Liverpool; EdwsId ByHan, Neil a.
state,nsn Watts aud Elizabeth Poole New e..
Sultsns Watson Palermo; Boarding BLOW Small busosf
Ayres March -; InIaan Brooks Moneyteo March n Soy
lao Dawes Messins D. Godfrey, Parker Gslveston J. V
Nickels Eickes Philadelphia bng. Mary (BT Centdsss
A. Torrey Griffin, Csrdenssi Abby Ihsaier Mi.wel hsT
Orleans Steamer city Of New YORK Matthews PM.
SpcIenOf Nantucket Lghiship lItA inst bark IEsa0h
from Boston for Galveston.
CHARLEsfoN-An. May 10, steamship Columbia Bsry
w.YoTk.
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CHURCH CoSsECRATIo'-The Church Of the Ascen-
zion, Green Point cOnsecrated to the worship Of
God, yesterday according to the rights and usages of
the Protestant Episcopal Church, by the RI Rev. ii.
Potter, ID. d., Provisional Bishop of the Diocese.
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WoAM BURNED ~ DEI GH.-A woman named
Helen Rely, res ~iNg at No. 10 West TSerty.thrd
street. was o-rpcd to death last evening, in ecnse-
oaence OF Ter clothes taking fire while she stand
ng near The stove "a her room. The Coroner was
notified 20 hold an inquest
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NARIs1Rn

BOGERT-B LLMAN-Ou Wsine.day Nav u 1885 hv III
Rrv joseph B. Wsklev Mr. Peter Bos.rt "a Am T7;s NJ
man, only dane h;er Of john Noerssrapd.
EDLER-McGuIRk-on Monday, May Is by the Rev. DR..
Below Frederick augustus Killer u Prussia 10 Brtsr;
McguiIe, ivImery Vi L!Snegist lTelaad
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IAdver,isementT
TIL Position OF THINGS DEFINED BY DEFI-


Til T. POSITION OF THINGS DEFINED BY DEFI
MILO -SIU4MrDER-A reptile With long aa having an
asn with lizards The vulgar story that sassder IL able
10 durs gEe l. a mstas." fWebs,cr's Dictionary.
Webster Is night; the Of facts
To falsehood would not p~nder
Foil well know that hre Will
Consume the SalunaBdeT.
At Reading in the Keystone State
The thing has had trs;
And that the Salamand,r burnt
l. eettled past denial
The Saaufnnder pet,
On which its owners boasted,
And wssered il could stand fame
Where HEhSHsG wosld be roasted
They placed him in furnace hot,
And then with malice cruel
Piled the hickory and the oak,
And fired up the fuel
The HEgsISG like a warrior stood
Clothed in coat Of mail
The flames assaulted IL right and kf
But could not start a scale.
The Salarntnder BY ts side
Clean its ribs "a toasted;
And when its nwards consumed
The HERRING not roasted.
Then let the reptile spread its tale,
tale Of lies aud slender;
The HERRING need not scOTch scale
To barn the Saanander
'SAer partial trial the SaansudeT first
The Safe being inside and the contents partially
consumed while of the SAFE Of FARRELS HER
pstent) In good condition aud no fire in
seEIse Com Report on the trial Of Safes at Reading
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UNITED STATES MARsaAHs oFFIcE-May 10

Robert Seymour, one Of the ship Calhoun's crew,
s .yrest.5 las; evening sr4 committed TO the City Prison
H. 1bs,,.t with .tsbinz jn g. Baxter mate Of the vessel
who /. not soweyeI dsngeTe ely wounded
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MEETING o. DIR. CHEEVER'S CHURCH
Q N Edttor Of a. AZ 81 Trihunk

SIR: Your A.rter makes the yete of confidence 10
Dr. Cbeever stand sCrty.eh, for twenty against bun tn.
an error That" the amendment Poposo OJ '
wilcox, which nod twenty for forty-eight against
The Of wish CheeyeT 20 remain
% unanimous 80 so.dstiared by the Chsinnsu.
NEG York, A.
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him $40, bat Aaron, not having the -nerawi,hal to
meet said 6Oe, was committed un' Il M could be re-
based by some Of his friends T. &c osl was removed
to the dock foot of Foryhf "a street in accordance
with ordinances made and o,uyhAJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-20

The Anniversary of the Brooklyn Young Mems
Christian Association, which annousced to take
place at DIR. Bethunes Church last evening, was in
consequence of the rain storm postponed until Thurs
day evening of next week.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-Msy ls-B-fore
Judge IsGERsoLL.
John Stacy secondHnate Of the ship Christana, in
cruel punishment upon William Gordon
one Of sailors bosr tried and acquitted The Court
then t3journed 20 10 oc'ock tomorrow morning
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From Mr.. Wnghts Circular We give the annexed
rem alks and statistics:

CRoP kCNr continue to receive very favorable rep
the whole u the cotton wiz region q. Ae position
the plant general the complaints and Dr.
the ulI slrraiy ed that serious fears enter
tain q whether with unusually favorable weather from
this the End Of the crop D.
cured The alluded IN circular have caused
overflow ~ the AsbsTl1 B gbee and Warrior Rivers sui
serious the low lands IL thOs Tie
crcp every here three -four after han gLt %
BE- end II very uupr'usng condition NJ % the s'et al
dates
The following is statement If the moveasl: in Cotton
since .i Fisnber lat compared WITH We previous -r
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Receipts Of Produce. MAY 10.

r, he Erie Railroads.&c. bbls Eour lss d. whi.sy d
Provisions iSs psgs Butter ~ do Chsese, d. Lad "a
sides Les,heg. s. Hide.
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To Mariners.

groy o., WEBSTER ROcK C.sco BsY--A gaT Bgoy, ~
long painted black has been placed - ark The ro on
the stssmer Daniel Webster struck last Ootobef ss,f
a. ysrd. defiant ~. Of Halfway Roek, sud has ~
vster over II low tides Inside Il II there Is
fr n 70 10 fathons. Tie buoy pLzced about - -
Of the rock in tthotls u water 81 low tide L9e -
are InseIectc bearings fgun the buoy VIZ: %
Center 4 Halfway koek. "a
II.
GEO HENRY PRss.Es
Po.,l.rd Ma, Is 1851 Lfxhthouse Inspector 1t Ds.s
PENosscoT BUoYs-A the Buoys and other Day nlstt -
ing the Penob.cot River and it. spprosobes ere aog &
position, and have been newly painted are " 10
~ GEO HRNRY PREBLst&
Portland May IS 1887 Lishihon,e ,n'p-eos * 40
but sI''hs' vessel WIZ '-' '--'' iGslysss0s H5ss"
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

United STATES COMMISSIONERS oFFIcE-MAY 49,
BEIGE g. w. MosTos.
THE sLAvDt.s CASE AGAIN PosTPoNED.
The examination Of the captain and mate OF the
.HveS .sver Merchant was DOWN for to-day, but
rstponed l Frdy u O'Clock on motion Of the District
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, thousand pound. Of ocA0,'s 'Asrs At soSsc saa ana
Polar a. sSc., eAsh-
wiltshire marEst i quite 6u, and low,r ..s, ., IA
bts Ohio and Pdson - S3dS+c !"
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IAdyertissmestl.

THE LATEST EXCITEMENT.-The very latest Is
that admirable American Drama, "NEIGHDoR JAckwooD at
BarpuUs Museum repeated THls AFTERN0oN aud EVENING
hs extraordinary beautiful and thnnGy exciting do
mesc piece witnessed.
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The adyices BY tie Niagara had favorable effect
upon Cotton and the market is ic g 10 better In
Produce generally the heavy rain has prevented ope-
ratious. Flour and Corn are steady; but Wheat OF
common grades is &c. q bush. lower. Coffee : heavy
but Sugar without further advance is sustained Pro-
visions are firm but not very active. The Coffee cir
cuar of Mr.. Scott says:
Stock Of Rio on hand Nay T. 1857. ...........559
Received since date per K Richard" ....... $50
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SUPERIOR CoURT-sPEcIAL TERM-AAY ls-Before
Judge BoswoRTH.
Day agt. Kmght.-Bill of exceptions settled
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u,r..,s c,,ryrrly REroRryp FOR THE n. Y TsrsuSF.

Markets CARrFvLLY REFoRrED FOR THE n Y. TsisuSF
TUESDAY,, Msy -. 1887.
ASHEs-The marke, is steady and the demand tar s1s
"a hi, A. a. 81 81 for Pearls and 81 e al 10 tor fo,'
COTTON-The feeling y fmeT, and We advance our quvta
r Ia Ic the sales are 1000 bales The weeks export
SEQ ises 10 the following Destinations LiysrpoL f'V
49,. R-,men SIS Stettin 5o Antwerp. . We quote
SEw-YokK CLASSIFICATION. ,,o,r
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steamer from Boston tomorrow will probably take
about million.
Tie business Of the Csarpg-Ilouse was s3l o5''"o
We annex a comparative statement OF me exports
Of uenttrdie from Eew-York to foreign ports for
tle week aud since January /:
1853. 1856. 1857.
80 80 ~ % 49, o95 a7s n 7s S64 = Sol
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SUPREME COURr- SPECIAL TERa-MAY TO- - RefoI
Judge CLERKE. .

Harriet ID. Cunningham sgt. james H. Deneucl
IeMotion denied -Fthout and without prejudice to III
right Of the defenasn: 10 examining the plaintiff, &C.
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heocT a. tlt r0F.s -OLnarfl
as year "a Geo bales compared with 1856 79 90 EzDrs-
DecTease Great Britain So couPared 1855
ba-s Decrease 20 France 50 o0 com pared WIKI s. , 90
de-esse TO o;r foreign por 90 COZ increase compared with
1858 & W bales
The following Is TIE .NRraakee Seq.iaets recaoi,u.
lston Of the Flour and Grain shipped from that port
TIL. season 10 May -:
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Movements Of Ocean Steamers.

IMMATURE ALMASAc....rHs oAr.
sap-Ri,e,,. ass Sets....,... 7:lj Mool-Ses 2St1
| HtcA wAryR....THIs DAY.
Sandy Hook 44 Gov. Island SEA- Hell Gate. 6 40
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Total bas. and mats

TIE RIO during past mas been very dull
buyers being part, Influenced BY tie position Il the arte
New OI!als We DO not alter rotations bug 20 ete
sales I'D have be -UbmHted
Al .sle coo bags Ro announced os Thursday
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OyERBoARD.--A man named Williams unconsciousy
walked overheard Al the Fulton Ferry Monday night lie
Ma seued BY oEsT Kelly efIhs Seeons pi'lIist Police.