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The American. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1857, 1857-10-10

THx PENNSYLVANIA LEoIsLAruRE.--Ha Harrisburg.
Oct. THE Senate this morning adjourned till
the afternoon, to allow the committee TO pre-
pare business. Ral
In the House a bill was presented authorizing
loan of 81 OO0, 900 TO the State treasury, occa-
sioning much excitement and enquiries as TO
the necessity of such loan.
In the afternoon, the House OF Representatives
passed a resolution requiring the banks to report
at once statement of their condition. This is
considered as On expression by the House that
Il will pass no bill egalizing the suspension
this, session a
The Senate amended their bill legalizing the
suspension and fixing the resumption for the 18th
Of February 1859, BY making it February, 1858.
"InPoRrANr ~ TRUE."-The New York Her
aid has letter dated Calcutta, August 10th,
which says that Lucknow, the capital city Of
Dude has fallen; all the Europeans have been
massacred by Nenajee Sahib; and the relief force
under General Havelock has been obliged to fall
back upon Cawnpore, terribly decmated by the
cholera" This letter was received via Liverpool
by the steamer City Of Washington but the
Niagara, three days later, makes no mention of
any such news
The American. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1857, 1857-10-10
ELVANS & THOMPSON,

JIG Penn. Av. between 9th and 10Th Sts.,
WASHINGTON, D. c..
Dealers in Coach and Cabinet Hardware, Carriage
Dry Goods, Bar Iron and Steel, Cutlery, &C., &c.
well assorted stock Of goods in their line Of trade
is offered 10 city and country consumers at low prces
for cash
The American. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1857, 1857-10-10

A GENTLEMAN. --Show me man who can quit
the brilliant society ofthe young to listen to the kind
ly voice ofage-who can hold cheerful conversation
with one whom years have deprived of all charms
show me the man WHO'S willing to help the deform-
ed whostand in need ofhep as if the blush of Helen
mantled his cheek; show me the man who would no
sooner look rudely at the poor girl in the village
than at wel-dressed lady in the saloon; show the
man who treatsu unprotected maidenhood as he would
the heiress, surrounded by thepowerful protection
of rank, riches and family show me he that abhors
the lbertines gibe, who shuns him as the blasphe-
mer and traducer Of his mothers sex-who scorns
as he would the coward, the ridiculer of a wo-
mans reputation show me q man who never forgets
for instant the delicacy and respect that is due
to woman, in any condition or class, and you show
me true gentleman. Erehange paper.
The American. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1857, 1857-10-10

FIREnER.--A few gentlemen of the Philadelphia
Fire Department, now in this city, are receiving
the hospitality Of the Northern Liberties Fire
Company. Yesterday morning they we're carried
in one horse coach, decked with flags, out to
the Soldiers Home, the retreat, the past summer,
of President Buchanan
The American. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1857, 1857-10-10
SAMUEL H. WILLIAMS

MAS OPENED A NEW BARBER SHOP on
III NEW YORK AVENUE, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets near Setz's Bakery. .
Easy shaving, Fashionable Hair-cuttng, Sham.
pooin9 &c He pledges himself TO please the most
istidious in his line Of business. AL be asks is
trial sig I'm
The American. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1857, 1857-10-10

I'D G. HYATT has just opened, from The recent
H. auction sales, splendid assortment of Fall
and Winter Dry Goods of every description, at very
reduced prices:
Bargains in Black and Fancy Silks, Co..
Bargains in Stella and Broche Shawls
Bargains in Dc LANES and Cashmeres. r,. ..
BARGAINS in Bonncts and Ribbons.
Bargains in Atwood Plaids and Ducals.
Barraius in Prints and Ginghams
BARGAINS in Merinocs and Coburg Cloths.
BARGAINS in Irish Linens and shifting Cottons.
Rargains in Flannes and Blankets
Bargains in Cloths, Cassimeres, and Satlnets.
Bargains in Undershrts and Drawers.
Bargains in Embroideries of every description. .t
Remember Ladies', the place for Bargains is at
r. G, HYATT'S, No. $40 Seventh street. third door
below the Northern Liberty Market $50 &c
WEIGH " WI bSON,
Nft N A L
The American. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1857, 1857-10-10

LEARN TO sING.-AH children can learn to sing,
II they commence in season. In Germany, every
child is taught to use bis voice while young. In
their schools all join in singnga irregular exercise
as much as they attend to the study Of Geography,
and in their churches singing is not confined TO
the choir, who sit apart from the others, perhaps
10 one corner of the house. but there is vast tide
ofhcense going forth to God from every heart that
can give utterance to this language from the soul
In addition to the delightful influence in suppress
ing pulmonary complaints, DR.. Rush used to say
that the reason why the Germans seldom die Of con
sumption was that they were always singing.
+ Attorney General Black, in recent communi.
cation, says that person who claims land in Cali
fornia under grant from Mexico Is entitled to
have a patent out OF the General Land Office
whenever he shows that his claim has been finally
confirmed by the commissioners, District court,
or by the Supreme Court of the United States, II
he at the same time accompanies that proof with
survey certificate and approved by the surveyor
general of California.
The American. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1857, 1857-10-10
Ion, of Che Baltimore Sum, says !:

Ion, Of the Baltimore Sun, says: aH ..
The result of the Cabinet consultations upon
the affairs of the District banks has not been
made known, but 1t may be presumed that the
articles in the Union truly reflect tho views Of the
Administration on the subject What specific
measures It may be thought proper to recommend
to Congress on the subject of District banks Ia
not, probably, yet determined.
The American. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1857, 1857-10-10

| DISTRICT RRsIxrsr.--Col. Hickey has ordered
out the District regiment for parade on Monday,
10th inst, the anniversary of the battle Of York.
The American. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1857, 1857-10-10

CATTLE TO CONE FoRwARD We learn, says the
Chicago Democrat, that there are forty thousand
head Of cattle TO come forward to 20 to the east,
lust a. soon as tho financial means for moving
khem can be obtained At forty dollars per head
they would amount TO 81 $780, 900.
The American. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1857, 1857-10-10

\ Towle, snowdeE 4 Co., Of Alexandria, made an
assignment on Wednesday They say
yielding 70 the pressure Of the times we have
been compelled TO suspend. We shall 20 into
liquidation at once, and make our assets available
ms early a. practicable. Under ordinary circum
stances we have abundance 10 meet them all We
are paving our small depostors.n
The American. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1857, 1857-10-10

GHoReIA.--Brown's majority Is said to be $40,
boo. Six Democrats and two Americans are
elected TO Congress.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-30

y. "a, ,,,sn.,;e Ipisois (,o~ sspi-roR-rhs Rev W.
a :na liay Mr.. c Rens-a Ss md asr
stom; wansp k.ndalss sne sg as IA Gov. Cow
ssd "A l'f R.r Il l. 'c Woodnan, D. Hard,
Holt J. sIbermsn. 4. w yone. W IL Tsimsse. lady ehid
r i bcsen.an AID lady x sIssE. MT. ondsTdGSi W
Dudley Lord r h'H'Sseses LADY AND s, ssse NJ y.
Coddiug;on hdreu and 2seyan,s w stevens lady ana
I Mr. .S ss G s 'G sp1 In .s.saa ayds
und servant Miss Mines. Master Mines Hayes and lady,
d Hso ',s Re- w& ssss' ~ % 'i''
AID SON j. ate lady and child T. R. Baker rarses,
i Hams s% a. IL SsS S crosby
and J.loo w sSek s and Lady s, s;S,.
snd A Henderson M. rlnsy Mr.. g Dssi: and mid Z
Maccmbcr + L Hanks. A. Benson Capt Bailey, cspt y
hemPad Dennis. cyP' B. Spraes Mr., S wSss
Jock l. jenkins Geo. Hare Ford, l. MI,.s J. So%Y,sy'
White stgqb Murray Tif s, and Shilf Hs. w hIs
Pratt W r. Din Mrs. Buckelow and children ssymoar
r Sss. P PI g. a r. T Hwss. sad i
D ,, Pratt, A II. Leigh \ 4 N KsIlOs w II I Lsas
colt j. w FLYNN \ C. Eastman and wife, w BacoA J AZ
t.. .,, w 'gd o ssf;sI Mshs III 's' w.s M Gs
cornick NJ l. stewart w. Mhteside R H. wishi, c. Hs
VAN " $ ssSaaS " G fs.
I HC J. Cine h'G.1S @melRaa and son s'I
y; cS'P s,5 4'tni T. q " s0sl' ha G Issy
M.S6eld D Cssey J. d knight w. s. stephens. lady and
child d. A. Flsndr-au. l.. w. Casey A. Mccormies,
T. Leland n Drake, N@ssn, sosuyler r. ~ aies
Long sud lady Mr. Mann, Mrs Harlbnt, Moore fe,ssf
sop A J. Walker NJ NJ Walker, @. w. smiley Msf.hs.,
NJ r.itt J. Miller r. O. Fitzgerald, J. y. Eldridge, J. H.
Chds r. Pombo NJ. bernstein, I. r. Negctsr Go. Wness
~ NrN.marrs Geo Loew, C. Mahoney and lady Gen Y.
Horn.bse VIM Eberhsrt. II. Worz NJ French &c. pr.is
y Crspau VIM. Newton David Bishop Rev. sanl NJ Woos-
bridge Robt. Bosss A. o Morton, MeEs Cowi ELsssi
j Fsrrn A r. Clark ID. J. Coke, r. r. Hernott, Isaac bes,
Nm Goodwin H. B. Pratt, J. Blight, WIN burr'ushs >:
vedenburgh A. Bcking T. PoknshOn, NJ soubaitie' and
SIS in Forward Cabin. Total, 6ls n ~.
In sm.hp Quaker City from IrsaHa-Cspt A. X risTes,
Capt King, Capt, $. Gardner Mr. Hoppock Mfs l. Hgg
poek and ant D. Mccarthy, IL Drake j. Coz y :.
Butler A. Gquel J. d. Prentice, Ed NJ Leavitt r. o. stone
g. Guif.errer and servant r. g. 0utterre Mrs NJ q CUT
terrer Mrs r. g. Guerrsr and servant T. Lnlnna lazy ow
children and se ant Miss T. Ssrszn Mrs H. schla"ds' j. A.
Procs Capt G. Waite d: :. Pairo, Coiio = o't' q.
Mauels J. Garcia p B,tsncour, ~ Bettaneoaf, Z; ".
Dueee. lady and servants Echastto " De nI 1870 80
Borrisnd NJ knight w. w Jacobs fecbeffy ana mia
Mrs p. Nichols and servant, Mrs L. Donde y p sn "
is NJ Corcu.rs and sons, Mrs Stafford child amd ef'
,snt Miss IL A. Austin N A Csiy David Townsend mn u
smith Miss smith j. q. Whitman r. de Archnsdsn w. We
Boulton NJ Furber II. Dorm, d. ID. berseron. - , -
IN bark " H. Bridge from Cardense--A j. st""dAf1 Ne
Humphrey, c. brOwnsn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-30
NETWORK CATTLE MARKET.

REEVES MILK cows VEAL CALVES SWINE sHEEP
and LAMBSthe numb received 10 the city 49,
.opa observations by SoLos ROBINSON. expressly Tor IHs
NrwYoRK TRIBUNE, every "wednesday evenng-the great
weekly MARKET day Of Bullocks At Aertns ("ashnson
Drove Yard. Forty fourth street
RULES OF THE MARKET.
THE SAILS OF BEIF Cattle are made At price ssresd
head-th. value esulsed estimated weight Of meat
The quarters When Beef quoted At o no. oaioo kthss
will dre. cwt exclusive Of hide aud fat bnng ~ beeyes
,re msstly sold By Cattle Brokers who are regular
don who receive the stock and sell generally on
credit butchers charging the owners comm son Tor .s
and guaranty The brokers also buy droves .d sen on .nelr
but al,s for cash realize much hrokers sales
VEAL CALVES sold BY the pound live weight and sener
ally first quality from TO second quality v 70 &C. y
~ is calves only two three days oldere
sold at much y head-some Of them At 81 2d ~ Au'
csc head. T..
governed by the price her weight fat and
sddins few dollars Sometimes Cows sell much higher
than M seeoun OF fancy or supposed or ara
slf ordinarily sell for 500 75 and one erA he
sO .iue Cove Il ss9si aysTsse 5S & o ones 2 .;
S25 s2s, $50. 80 and as vsryDs a,ng - ,hs anck
dUnnss Of the market winch will be noted each week.
hom IS to IS head upon different srsdes
sHEEP AID LANES sold at price agreed hesd-sedom
BY live weight The value is emsted upon the supposed
. o. meet and ps R The pre-, Of s0s ssSt
nom 81 20 Els Lambs early IN the sell price.
10 2 or sc T. n for the meat and through the rom
Broke sales Of Sheep Lambs the year show the fol-
owirS prices OF droyes In January 80 a
Sc q \ April e5d IS %; In July, 81 so 50; in October,
81 * III Sheep generally estimated TO dress half thor
i've weight
SWINE are mostly received BY railroad from Ohio Indiana
noi, and Kentucky and sold either by live weight net
are mostly sold before arriving after and driven direct
TO The slaughter The sale a. AertOns bulPs
Head Forty street and at tine Union Drove Yards a. mo
east end q Forty first street For prices this week. 'ee I'M
sdofn Svu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-30
MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF NETWORK. ID.


stes,nship.-Jss Adger, Turner Charleston spoao ries
SLip,-Yankes Ranger stohman, sydney, NsW Goodefe'
Arkef L Elliott; Gratis Dunbar. Bremen 49, .,-
Baks-Peuauia Graves Havana; y. secor, kins Mobile,
Eagle Hazard. - =, 70,
Bnss-HaIdy Handy stin River. ThomPson Hunter El;
len Bishop Losndo and market, Wenbez Weeks. General
Boyd Gilpanck Chcshomins, Rio Weinberg Weeks Coz
r,. Goodwin Ciudsd Bolivar, Il. Beeh knnhsrdt
Scbooner.--i- Chase Wilmington, J. w. Mckee, sunny
South Weeks Warrington Mathews Mitchell NJ stsdiasn'
Terry Georgetown, Doner Potter; Globe Ellis Sa!su NJ
Kee; Challenge Parker Wilmington, J. w; Mekcs Loyu
Scranton London Savannah, Scranton Tallmsn Eupa,ms
mington Doluer Potter BIZ State Wilson Boston, psy'os
Sprsgue
Standardization Baker Baltimore, II. b. Cromwell
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-30

A finer day for a market of live stock we have not
had for long time one in which business seemed
to drag harder. particularly after the morning sales
The average quality of the stock offered was better
than last week and in fact better than the general
average of this market and was held all the forenoon
at full high pces those Of last Wednesday: and
yesterday about 900 head sold at from half cent
Ia one cent pound higher than the same stock could
be sold to-day. This Is only another evidence Of
the tom-foolery Of having but single market-day;
the lo-s to butchers upon yesterdays operations will
be nj least 5000. Another time the loss vii fall upon
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%.
Phil.delphia Cafiie Market

We have bu, little change scte in the MARKET se .un
her Of Cattle ana pces yesterday AID tossy beng ABOUT tas
= a. our last quotstion at. -,..l.. 49,. -.
Bsry CsTrLr-Sesry al the Be"ve'n market were fsta
Virgins, Ohio aad Penny ssn.s So. .'os'u W
so head 81 q 10 JdSl-S 4" ~' &c" 'A''~ "H'' "e'c
disposed Of al o H. s,- .-.,... .. l. A.. /,
sHTrF-The demand for sheep costumes TO be active and
.nti,e number offered 4 head were cold Sid
az % head according TO quality and condition.
une-Nesrly Hogs in market disposed Of
sn,.T. Y.rd twenty fourth Ward al % 500 50 u y 100
10. Of com fed owned by Mr. ssdomdss rosght $40 The
srti-e ,slss reached 2 600 head.
Cows AND CALvrsThere has been but little change in the
market the supply rs head being about equal to the demand
T,y disposed oiii om sap 80 seeoIdny 70 quality
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-30


since the recent decline prices sales 100 bales undrsed al
sl7jd I85 y tun mos, aud d bales handsome 90 nes
crup at 100 Dressed is selling small parcels al 20
fun ut handsome is worth $3.50 and retail sales we oeleve
are higher but they do not represent he
market yau. Foreign remains quiet the only Transactions
be ng bales Jue ahoat private terms 0V oae7 VI
Calcutta COR Yarns disposed Of al lltc mos
HOPS-The inquiry continues duh though hqlueIs ~
,,,adincss The to-day not ~ ps n "a 10
Tor common 20 choice Eastern Western. Old are quiet
meme Offering. -, II d.
HAY-The market is quite finn, the demand sood ana INC
suppv light: sales 40 bales al iva SOc v lu1 ID 80.
RON-Scotch Pig is in limited request but the ock st
small and prices are sustained sales ~ tuns eH snip az
mos ,ma saes from store. 10 the Jobbing sdr are
Al s7 Common and refined English Bars are quiet ot Ptl
ar Fuesh in moderate request az o4
c for .iees "a &c for doubtless and q d4ic for tripe
mos Boiler rather quiet but hr al y &c Mus
We quote: seo oo5ct n
Scotch pig tun 90 bar Enc COM $50 W dI 20
~ ~ ,xf 49, Sheet, Rus. lstq - l3d- l3i
Ro,' s,x ord 50 --a-- Sheet, Eng. - So "
INDIA RUBBER-The market oontne. very quis,, on,
rc.s remain inn sales 10 eco n East India reported AZ
iec 6 moe. Fine Para IL held at 4ec - 4,
LEATHER-Bryond small invoices taken tor export ana
come inquiry speculation there IL very little interesting :"
notice prices generally are sustained
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NY. Wholesale Prices OF Country Produce,
FoH THE WEEK ENDING APRIL %


Reported by s. b. CsNovER Commission Produce Dealer,
Nos 1876 lg7 and 1893 West Washington Market
Fruits getting scsIceI and there Is good demand io[ AZ
4, bb (jTernings $50 81 y Dbl ItOIbury Russets, ~
ass Dbl Brown Russets F3G 81 t. Dbl common Apples
so 5Od So y Dbl ,.r
STATE Apples IOal4c q 10 Southern, 8d9.c D Peaches
lsd21c. + n unpeeled S0llc. efb.
CRANBrRRES-S120+ ia y Dbl
WHITE BEANS II 5OG II Is q bush.
PEAs-Dried 81 Goa - % u bushel
MAPLE SUGAR, 1Nc.$ 10.
PoTArors are t scarce and prices remain finn and there
are but coming forward the most Of them in from
Jersey There arrival from New Orleans OF new
sweet Potatoes are scarce. New Jersey Csrtes d S5
A. bbl do Kidneys S4d - p y Dbl; do Black MeiceTs
IS 3Oa 4S IS y 6bl Western Blue MERGERS, SO $685.
Piuis IS p bbl do Long Pnk 81 y Dbl DO. Blue Pnks
ss IS = Dbl Northern aud Eastern Mergers IS 25d 50
$50 SO % y Dbl Northern Pcschblows SSd 80 . = Dbl
DO Junes 81 z5G IS E Dbl; do Dyckmans, IS 25dS3 80
= Dbl; do. Whites, ~ IS " b1l DO Mernos sa Io0 % ~
Dbl California 81 5Oas2 60 y Dbl Sweet Potatoes 81
vrenrABLEs-Ruts Bsgs Turnips 81 5Oa 81 IS Dbl fat
White do, 75c a ~ y Dbl White Onions - 5oaa7 2 bib
Yellow do, ga - 80 E Dbl Red do IS 7oS "a Dbl
dred Cabbage s5a 80 t. hundred. Asparagus 6lIc. T.
bunch Pie Plant cal IS p dozen. Lettuce, 75 a 81
d Rsdi-hes - T. hundred lunches spIout 10
, Dbl spinach s2a2 3 p Dbl Beets, 81 so Dbl Car
PouLTRy very plenty in market but prices not so
week owing to the low price Of sasd TURKEYS are
5c . ID Ducks, l4alSc. y 10 Geese, s9llc n. Live
EGGS remain as last week State and Jersey, l6aelc. p
srfn. ga 2c = h Good State, dairy rtn. =
S CO. s'ne Roll %fI Rnter sai7c j. 3 Good Weste
~ n Common Western, l2dl4c y ID.
S1.1sf f. s5a iSas n E tna1 i 1sS
PoRK-Com.ftd eideic. q ID stilfed, 9c.P rs
eXISEs slaughtered 1saSc p n alive, 6G7c. p u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-30
Markets. C CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR THE TRIBUNE.

."GJsss,r sT 9ssdyb e l 4st f9t a.s
% Of is bb Pots and $50 bbls feaFis' s'eatu Is
m3aeisS ND SiI(ES-We have but little new TO advise
,hs important branch Of industry The trade s;ili
respt dt hotels show this. Far Western merchants
have not shown Themselves and the mpiesonls among
dealers convincing proof that merchants from the west
arc not in very prosperous condition The position OF the
leather such quiet the tears o manufacturers az
prices Of the material going higher hence they act with
NOR freedom. Nothing doing Tor shipment.
DISQUALIFICATION Yellow sells at 2S d29c.; the busi-
ness is moderate.
COTTON-The Southern has stimulated holders 10
&C. and sales the extent of 5000 bales said TO
have spred The weeks export 5 bales all toverpool
nnotatious aeled 20 sm the cosng yws OF seeIs
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Steamship Illinois Boss, AsPinws April 20 KD''ton ia,
% .a a .ss 81 shsa Noble VIA Havana %
snd}Pa,s 20 Pot, Smith &C. ,... n hi.
Ship Swedish clpper Croker Manila Jan 49, hemp 49,
lying heavy gale shipped which Washed oseb,ad
os wSGsy ,ps1 q q, sIsg fpd Porter Sns I'll from Is.
miz1stopsa yard overheard and was LOST April - st
stb e. it, ;'snpla's aaA %
wp saw .Rp cotton loaded and burned TO the rs:
edge about 60 o. 200 tons sent boat 70 ne, ana IT.
81 Is Il IS ship bark cotton loaded on hr. sos
her, biol Al the letters or and the word Port gu hes
a. al that could BE- sseertsaed; - ., a.
and Il pSs. to order 10Th inst IS s. lon p II pad
schr. OF about 200 tuns bottom up painted white u
Bark Cuba Lessitt sasus April H. 'nsH and ""''''
Bars y v Bridss (Of POrtlsad) Woodbury. csr'n'' II
Bhs H H MeCvs OisssrpS, Hs.p.n Ssrd s9 = ~
inst 70 R. Buck Co 2,ts in inst "a. Yo - Vol"
BIZ: E; I Davis a Gs1s'3n ~ ss.' %s
I Hynhs ~ f Iin0u ron Georsetown
A scEs Ger,de Hocn Levi. sss Apni TO- hides tS-
fo Mar susan s s.5;IS O. . as .ss sr a.
Miller Luther sd inst l;s Ss heavy weather the
6 ,os. of snsor yese cseDa' iA H '
es st 20 i Iasi.. chs.e Boston, to s. W. Lewis
sctr Me-, PisslSs sii RoHdout fos NswB Bedford
schr Presto Clark hAohSs 10 days iumoe' 10 'l''"'' IN
B?sS ss.s 1. s & b Mi rss.
po III II Daniel Russell Butler Portland c., stone.
Sehr Hannah d, Nickrrson, Gloucester hsh.
scbr Mary T.. Gage -, Columbia, Me-, spsrs
SIR Texan -, Ess port, lumber.
sebr John Adams, Post, Rondout, for Boston
sehr Sterling Hayes New-Hsyen. a.,
sehr Breeze Clark with merchandise from wreck of sap
Minerva ashore at Cranberry Inlet.
Ssop Henry, Cone. Portland, c., stone.
sloop Washii.gton. Cobb, New London
Soop Midas Smith Rondout for New Haven
soop Cabs, As,her Elizsbethpor for New Haven
Steamer Petrol, Arey. Providence.
Steamer J. n. HsrTis Smith, New London. 8, a. O. ~
se.m.. Parker Vein, Ramsay Baltimore mdse 70 n -
steamer Kennebec Hand Phlsdeiphs % hours a'e 70 70
Perkins.
BELOW-One bark and ono brig
sAILED-Stesnships James Adeer TUNER NhsI's'on, ~
eEeke sknner Norfolk &c. Arabia lsII Ss'hs' L"s'y
WIND-Dpnns the day, WN.". -
rt, r.,.-., r., at Henson, hence for City Poin Vs.
III csrso struck on squsn Beach on the night o.
The 5tb inst, ard returned Yesterday morning lesxss s
She 10 dcbsrtipg cargo % VIC en"ei"'"'''
Atlantic Dock, Brookyn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-30

GRAS-Holders Of Wheat very firm ~i,hght NC
rrie-, tend upward for cboior lots Common i MOI ~l
there demand for export a. anything axe th- -
rates the 90 bush prime white southern az a.
and COO d.. Kentucky 81 CO. Rye quite hTrn ana IN %
n1snd 0 bush sec Barley QUIZ, and non,n.
AZ Al 25d slso Barley Malt inactive AZ pGdi - 20
ar, frn and in fair deuad sdeOc for STATE AID
FOR Western Com in fair Demand and prices are IT. oe'
with light arrivals: inquiry mainly for thu home usde
tn. p coo bush. at re ior Western mixed N
Tsd1e}o for Southern yellow 1917 for TO- White anu ~"
II for round yellow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-30

s.yANNAH April 2e.-The u s. NJ steamship '''''~-
-riTsa here f1a York yesterday mornlnx , ,o a.
HsTIFAx April 29--DIsAsrERs--The snlp 49, m.
IT,. sb inst and Bermuda 18th arrived here 70 oy. As
hin A.bcll, Aps.sehicola for Li'epeSt III. s,ss5
md rev we're rescue, taken INTO 81 Heoit "a
The .chr H. w Benedict from ~ s ana ith % a
fore all T.. yt..~,<ci sIso sr-
r,ra AZ s: G.or-e. an the 18th, issky :. - sss =
The brig issbss Reed from Porto NO 80 LAY -
nto st. Georges ~ the ISL mven sH"psf W "~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-30

sunMhRY-REcEIPTs.-Dec at the ports compared
with a,t YEAR 10000 bales; compared with 1888 4V TX
posTs-Derrae Great Britain 67OCO compared with 1915
1871 600 Decrease France 5000 increase compared with
MSS 1000 other foreign ports 900 increase
compared with 1858, 81, GOO bales.