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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-23
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NEw-YoRK........MAscs 81
Cleared.

s,eap.hp.-Aaeg,a, woothul s''.Sn.h s. l. L. M;sai
Nashville Ewsn Charleston, SPoiord, Iileson CO.. west
err mort Berry Portland n. B. Cromwell.
stios-southsmptou Austin Liverpool snow burgess
Gn,ss Rem, Jburs Han buzz w r. Schmidt, L. z. VII
,stt, Holmes San Francisco ". T. Coleman Co
B.rk,-There.a (Brem }, Hohorst, Bremen BurcnHd &
BuII. Wysodott- Burn Ponce Yates and Porereld julia
Cobb Ro,. Havana r. p Buck Co; Cordelis, HItchnss
St Jsso Cubs Tspscoti Coz NJ Fox, Goodint CAdens
Brsa.-M.ia Bailey Granada, l. B. Gsser; J. II. Be.k
lOd.C Wach-udois, Malt. Henniuss. Muller @ sling
Fi,ss Rumbsll Mssnzss 8syhew, Talbot Co Executive.
Fidredse Hay,ns Ne.Sith Sons Mary (Br MahOoy St.
John Thomas Wallace.
ssLocren-H Z. Weston Malay Wilmington Dolner Pot.
'er Roam Allen Jacksonville, Maybev iA6pt CO. Opea
Sea Battise, C.rdepas, II. d Bro kman Co.; Lyceos
Prouty HustaIn 5. w. Lewis Co.; Doet Khan aedre,
Hartford j. B. Edwards Eliza Jane Fsn, West Indies Wat
l-gh KIox; J. Pendleton (BT Ditmss ST. JONAS N. b.
L. Hs;ch Co. G4lsiA Bacon Fredericks0u!S an brlnt
sssbt; NJ d Reed Kelly Norfolk NJ Becell OlsnDs futile
RcLnone c Il. Piersop Pickup BAKER, City Point Van
BruLt sl,ght Ttomss Mar ., Pine Al.xsodra B-d-l
statesman, Wefs A.IsEdriA, Merrill Aobot;j kaisat
Days Baltimore, smith Boynton 81. Taylor G sse fhna
eerli, W. Mckee; River Queen, Fowler Providence L.
Kenny. L.
scops-Pnqtix Shepherd New.Hsven, J. Edwrd'i mar
COrwD, Bristol, Sc, L. KeaDy sara LOUISA Cui's'
Fail River master.
steamer Il. B. Beach, Sanders Boson J. W. Mckee
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Albert H. Nicolays regular semiweekly auction sale
of stocks and bonds will take place Monday the sd
inst. az ?, O'Clock at the Merchants Exchange.
We are requested to state that the dam at st Joseph
Feeder on the Wabash and Erie Canal, which was IL
ured by the great food in February, has been repaired
and the Canal s expected 70 oe open fOr navigation by
the 10th or 18th Of April.
The business of the Clearing. House wac 227 900.
The Produce markets are rather heavy, but Cotton
ha. an improving appearance, with sales of 5000
bales. The private advces by the steamer are more
favorable than the teleprsphed accounts. Flour, 5
TO Zoe. lower on the common grades, and Wheat aud
Com are heavy. Pork is active and firm; sales OF
Mess have been made to arrive, at 81. Beef Is finn
The business IN Groceries is TO fair extent and prices
are firm. The Tea sale wett off with spr, for Green's
Old Blacks are lower.
The Senate of New jersey did not pass the set Of
TIE House repeal pg the Charter Of the Comm.rcsl
Bank of Perth Amboy it not having been reached be.
fore the final adjournment The Charter vii probably
Be repealed, Sc it should be at the next session. 10
the meantime the circustori redeemed ST psE by the
Uuion Bank Is long as funds are kept there for that
purpose
The following gentlemen have teen elected officers
Of the New-YoIk Corn Exchange for the ensuing year:
President, Theodore Banks Nict-President, David
Dows. Treasurer. Isssc 2. Frost Secretary, Robert
+. Ssge: Arbitration Committee, John J. King ford,
pbietus II. Holt and James L. Adams; finance
Committee. jacob B. Herrick, Josiah NJ. Fi-ke and
EDWARD Hiscken; Building Committee, John y.
Wright Jesse Hcyt and Alfred Bsrratt-
The Anthracite Coal trade has lot yet fairly opened
the tuppaee berg as vet light. The Lehigh yslLy
Railroad brought down for the week ending on Sam
day lat, 1902 tuns, making for the sesson 1904
tuns. The Reading Railroad brought down, for tie
wetk ending on Thursdsy last % ga un. aud for tie
wear Se4 246 tuns sgsns. 3iO,679 tuns to the .ans
time last year.
The Albany Argus ssys that Itiseems - Under.
s.srd tina. neither discrimination nor railroad tolls vii
command minority in the Senste, aud both pro.
be considered a. disposed Of for the present
Session.
The Toledo BLADE of Wednesday, il ling to the
To- edo, Wsbs,h and Western Railroad, says:
"Tbis road viii not do the full amount Of busoes. 10
which lis posi ion entities IT, til lake navigation is fully
established But The Improvement which II has lately
shown points 10 s prosperous fu'ure HE receipts in
Jsnuary were abt COO bat 10 February they fell
10 S33 6sO. The fret two weeks IN March have oeen
about $3 Geo. This increase too, appears to have
cured it'll the cureIt OF the gram trade rstoer sgsns
Toledo. TIE supplies Of grain 81 ST. LOUIS appesr 70
have been short and The cuTSns hss set % cone px
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Ransen pers AniIeA

IN ,sdm,hip Hermann. for Hdrre and South1mpton-Dr r.
Tones n. John seimsn, lacy children snd ,erssnt,
Bait Ch.s Vein lady infant and servant Misc ~ d John.
,oD, Nh. Mary ve1iheI; Ph4 Mr. P Il vantervoor md
Mich. NJ Siurcks n. y. c. Brunt Sal Fsncsco J. Rob
etou, Detroit; Henry Thompson. San Francisco Aug 4
brepg St. Louis: joan H. Lemeunann Ky o. Brhner N.
Col Newark B. Cohn, Lyuchburz; Hy. Ootnser Caro-.
Ina; S. schulsG, n Y fredk seh~naser III Bernard
Capt. Richard Adams, j. C. Teller. " T. Solomon solomon
Fan FGancco NJ KUHN Madsn Gil-t, Francis az NJ
WIN Hrtzen, Pottsville Robt Rerer. n. DEE net Bfu
mond Cbieaso; H. Y Lehman, J. f. Freese San trsnc.co
Dr. John Iser lady darai Rev Jas Marshall Mis-. See.
rpsn Breckenridge Phils Anil Esich and lacy, VIM ofo
Newark; c. Fremont Louisisns-s5
In .tsqmhp L,opodI for Ant~s'pAn66re Iog 9r
Cfaes Bru,der. F. B. Chile De Loot Johanna GAsbe
Hermann Tee John Roland, c Raft. b. Raj Anfreas O"n-
Ii.er FaI Brsehy james Donne Thomas Brachy aud ia
IN the steersge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-23

cOFFYE-The market 10 hrn to- al descriptions, and
ocsr,.e activity prevails the stock Of Bio bags tae
-. az. | s. 0 bags A. Rio ~ II. al lie.
nj orr AND NEAI-rbe inquiry for Western Cana F.oar
.,.s and With ibe-si ofeug prices OF .he To- grades
sac the demand j. mainly or the home and Eastern
with ouy limited Gquy for Crest BU-41 private
,sy., by favorable which checks ossness
tne s.es are ose e6i. - soe 80 10 Tor comm 20
r ,uper6ne Indiana Irois aid lo~s sc 2e9s5 IS FOR
ao 50 Dq 60 20 igi common to sood ohn extra
r ST. Louis brands and 81 odt' ~ for eH,r. Gen-.se
Cr disr Foas far est but with ssAdy arrival. pee.
20 heavy tie s4es so IBIS 80 l5Q5 20 for super.
fn. AID S. teG47 80 for eItrs 90. Southern Flour is
ana IN guod request; the arrivals lAge and little If
r.n Be bad irsde hglrr the
10 Dol. IS s. 70 70 for mixed 20 rood brand. 5anor.
A. and 75G$ IS for fAseri- fancy brands
Tocr % AID IN .r Gales Of 50 bo. AZ IS 556
IS 10 Meal 10 quiet IS asa IS n for Jersey and
IS 81 IS s5 for BEaneywae Bsekwheat Flour ia in limited
t-u nd ~ 81 ~! 6e2$lG
FIsH-Dry COD remain quiet o. 25as4 for Western and
81. Georges BAak ire supply ample Ms1kers are saa4s
fIusf Stes leo hhL te e.. Ns medium Ne, Il 60 SG
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Arrived.

Steamship Black Warrior Smith. New Orleans M.fcn - AZ
Havana l7,A and pssseugers % AylnelOD 80.
Co. March Is lat 20 81 ". lon. s. 50 ~, ,AcHAHsU 9
with Snasted 'esI hate Miner steer'nf n ". . ,A..
|. s. NAL steamship SoutherneT, hsifay NIA''-' ~
and passenE gers 20 spofsrd Tle.ton %. -, ....,.
Steamship Florida, CrUwe! sAVLiAa @''e ALL
3 l. Michil ,,, u,,, c.u,.
SLIP Bsck Warrior clipper, Of Bahmo'e hsrpay ts.s'
De-. a vi. H.uptop Roats March 49, rusno 20 bnIeoA nto
Wu " d. Cage Henry where snr vs. s = % y. .b IN
rshts for pilot; "a times w1HIh OF mus VI s
'b,hor.s srd no pjlot xas be seen March AT ID -
IN p as psed d,mss,ec weasel Of shout 20 tuna .pparenuJ
,.pdors and but short lime u tnst coho!i'1 ns nI
ue.ed 90 March at S. lon ~ paced ooGOIe 9ps.i
az .bn st.eruc showing white signal with oAct let
IN ( III March TO- Caps Henry bearing w 5. W. DIV
i.nt S Or % miles p..ea ,Gn.ea vs,'. W masthead.
-. ns..ins March passed ship Margaret steering y.
Sin Snn,l Lawrence (of Boston, Psen Chncha Islands
n r. ~, Han Roads 10 BsgedA Bros No date,
- B.rmuca p.sed the wreck OF vessel supposed bns
..srIogs.d c.uasted and abandoned; about 30
h,Sn had house deck psnted green No date
,hfp White Falcon steerinss
n Ch., A. Fsrw.l (of Rockandl, Williams Chincha rsl-
and. Dee - AID d. from Hampton Roads 70 Bar
rsda Bros ,,, - -,
Nov 60 na d. Oa HAMPTON Roads suaa0 ~ BGTsas S0A
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RRTR -.

- ,,.rsr.pGE- IN t,i' ~. u fas-s3s,
BELFoCh v,-s-s. c.urch. ~ ~. ,~v. Jts.s /
sHI -. nv Esnuti s':,-i 10 A1' Fa1't = H.@-'
i.cs. Al 81 tho eiN' =, =,
- n.vfs-Ip ,ti. y. N.cr~scsy sefch g. =, the
.,rs.id. " g sn . . Al A;b7f ~
70 w.. s5,oee A D.'' iin -A-sle' 4 '7a- d O''' o.
~. forr,r pl'oe-
cIy..F-PAT7 EsSOS-oD suncsy svsI.rs s~en a
oT.,i.y Churrh Recasser o. .5- nv Geo Laeisy sa
-. 6,o 0~yIp~ {. 4, Ct t-H-Yofs. 20 Mary l.A,-.lG
5r c.gsL:.I VI Ttos Paiier.on Of 'ue f5fr@r pee.
IrIyN1Hsr-JACOhs-O1 y aop-f5r NGrh IT, py re
Rev. Or ss.os }. L,EiaI % Me. Eli 30. oct1
Of ls cify
y SrL Tr-OE SANE Brook r7ss>ty svst II.
Ytf,t j. q 70. brides ser 80 s'.-
s.y Blop L.s,t il SIR Joon q. 8cSr.ty of Ms.hsurrt
A'rAs Pie May Az Det.I, t-cose -As-eT q an
N. Oe.,sI, .sq - ts;s c.ty.
PFTTIpOSF-yC KIEM-Or W.dBss6ay, MSfch Il. ,, ~
Rev Tn,m.. B.s.r.s lie 80; Pr.-Dy C7lfcn.
Milo FeiiibeI. 81 D,.see Oa5O, 70 hss Mary Nchim@
Of TIE CITY,
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Arrived .SVNplr. N>rrb ,,


Steamship Roanoke ssnrer Norfolk and Ricam Nd ut'>.
~ ps.eussls 20 L.da Peasants.
s. Poud. Bro SS,yreeai. Rio JaneIrO IS d. J'si'
sbP Courier. B-r'ee. New ohe,ns II Is cotton, ke %
Bar. N:9Si Bryant. s.sg. Grand: M.eA |, %;ns. -
NAT, s;g :, s C. .,s ," s Ma, Liza az INV No
i a. r.s.. s.. 70 L'wIsnce a.n'y los"e
B.ii Elm CRY NAVEL. New. Haven. ia ballast
Bah NJ Morae', Buimei'ier H.va9a ia, 'su, ciss's
B.fl s.ras Of Bo.tonl st.ven. savsr, q d. uS.s to
yo.e LiVrs.tor a Co Mach 49, st q 50, on o. .e,ts
ChtvNie, n Hopdurs. Corr Tor ords cot l.b.
s, s. 81 lon 50 - 'Pole brE Cb.rr' al coruwA from j.
.ss SMASHED .cbT JANE. Miller, .trelns .oG'b~ard
81. Palestine Of sai'oury) Lun Seile, Hond i6 DO r-
Srs State Of Mhre Of M.cbi,.l Gates. Nue,,as 10 d..
sugar ard molssse. 10 Taom,. Os-u sons
ls d., sussr to Walsh. Carver a Chase.
ss Ran doph ls Boston, P.ruu Csr'.n. Mach TO- 'anr
sud molAs.es to 2 HAzmony'' NePewsS Co.. ve''sto W.
Brs Emeia Cee.lna Naples. s.vAre., Naples IS d..
Bs Hs1sn., Car,i. GORE, Atiea ~ de-. nut. to NJ,
tae lat So Ion 49, 'snsled Au barb showing F'eneh
Bhs 0f,er.i. span Sumio B.rceOua - ds In b.a.s to
Peter Hsfmouy'. Sephews Il c..
Bra 4 Drummoud. Chapman. A'piuwsli Feb. "a. indigo.
Bis R;.taoT.tp p psn} Jcu.ou, Hum.eoa Pr. d.
sugar al D .l;''e, 70 NIL. 4 R'er. ,.r...
sebr serth. Roche tH,mb Schultz P, emo 20 Dc fst
SIR Nelson H.tve, Bssr.e Boston for Albany.
sebr Cbale. A'kiu'qn ss,gm mcts. Del corn.
Schr ]. II Burnett Resrse, VI siua hour.
Scbr Jerusba Bauer. Baker, Pori sud. heading
Schr. Timothy Phsro, Baus'd. PhilEfe'pbiA, coal.
SeLr. ZIP. die, Bebcr. Wsrehsm nails
sct n B hetcalf Barton TT vi, for Baltimore.
schr Ab,mbrs Hsrrinsn Roud Mt for Newport
Propeller Ironside. Nsndiyer Philadelphia
Propeller Petrtl, Arey, Providence.
Propeller Osceola Clsrk Providence
Propeller Sbe,ucket Geer, Norwich.
Propeller Beverly, Pierce, Philsdelphs
Propeller Sophia. Fly. Phil'delphis
Propeller PotoIusks. Cushnian, New Bedford
BELOw-BIig b. +. Nash from Cuba
WIND-Suurise n. W. sunset, N. T..
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Markets. .Perorted By Telegraph.

MOBILE March N.-1he 45tcvtseT's Market CifOI2F "a
potts the sales Of COTTos during the week have been
s oo bales and the receipts in the period so bales
II eco in the pondrS week last The de-
in the receipts at this port compared With the same
tine last /. tO0O baes Stock hand, ITO Nv
b.'ss Mod in il quoted AZ Sc.
PROVIDENCE. March q -CorToS-The demand hss been
steady during he week witt sales az full Tates the
week closes with up ard tendency prices Th. Wool
been firm with sht sales AZ full prices sales OF the
week &C. n. PRINTING CLOTHS Market &C i've aud prices
tend Upward advanced demanded fora renewal Of
contracts: sales Of the week II .OCO pieces.
Nav ORLEANS March Il to-day 800 bales
unehsugsd prices Decrease In receipts OF Cotton AZ this
port compared with time last year 5000 bales
CHARLFsTos March qSales Of CoTToN to-day 600 bales
the week 2OOO bales. Market firm. Mddag fair s
.fada At
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A CARD.
To the ESifsy sf The ~ y. Tribune.

SIR: Having lea ned that there are many rlmors
AAoat respecting my sudden dppeTsuce from Pseronnsny
Of which absurd nd and sandsrOus- de-
sire stae that ubles OF domestc nature, winch 1t s not
necessary 10 public alone the cause OF my
.hs,pce was In no way embarrassed in business On zoe
CONTRARY my business piospec were exceedingly bright That
have In sy way Influenced BY person ON earth 10
tba course tai has been huted 10 ssl false No person
even that nteDoed leaving did did not hno"
II myR.lf ill board the cars Tor PhiAdt phis
- ~. VI Mach n ls57 II. c, REYNOLDS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-23
BROOKLYN CITY COURT-GESERsL TERM-MARcH d.
Before Judge CULVER

BROOKLYN CITY COURT-GESEK.L TERA-M.RcH a.
Before Judge CULVER.
Robert 0Gthw ate Ast Solomon B Noble.
Cause continued from yesterday. Defendant insists
thai the be writing to bind sccepr;
he the draft refuses H. must BE- within
twenty four hours ser delivery constitute acceptance
plaintiff Dsmases sos b. Fsnk Browne for plaintiff ). B.
Noble and N p. OBTisn for defendant.
SPECIAL TERA-BsfOre Judge Culver.
Bernard Sheridan Patrick naines implicated with Wm
Motion Of plaintiff for judgment in eectment, on de-
fault granted. Lewis 4 Reeve for plaintiff.
John NJ Hal Receiver &c Robert Bsse, Edward
Grifipg and Josiah A Honey.
Ordered that this action b. discontinued W sgsinst
Robert Bsee. S. B. Brophy or plLuf j. L. Campbell fof
defendants
Theodore shsm and Chauncey l. .hsm John Lawrence
and Psirck ODJnnelL
Motion granted, stsyicg defetdauts proceedings 10
tr. IN a cause pvolyias similar this q. lsasn 70
plaintiff D. BunsTd for defendants
Nicholas X Van Brunt John Angus
Order Of ference 10 George c. Reynolds. eaq. Jas
l. Campbell for p.Nuua, Greer wood Tucker dcieadAut
Bartholomew AZ Patrick M1doon and James Asnh-ld
Motion for Judgment on frivolous demurrer granted,
costs Crooke pSu'if; Story nynn for defend
Eliza Townsend. By William H. Berry her next friend S
In this cause the defends ant dismissed the complaint
default the 18th Plaintiffs sotDey supposed mutp
ally understood that deisu should b. aktn but ibs ehe
should inform the other when there Opportunity 10
trial.
20 ,bdr the event ana psnta In tie event OF hi success
lose this fee restored caebdu Spo0ncr
willard for plaintiff II. g. fenton for defendant.
Charles SAKE act Francis D. Mason William Phyf Samuel
". Osuun and Duncan Phyto.
Decree settled. Townsend, Dyett Raymond and
s. D. Lewis esq for plaintiff lugrahAU, UndeEh Reynolds
for defendants.
FrSncs d. Mason and William Phyie.
Decree settled Chapman Il Hitchcock for plaintiff;
Iugrshsm, Cnderhil L Reynolds for defendants
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Charge .1ce2.irg u Hlinos Ceo,rai "n-oa w.
rec sac. e stock fell of . l3l soa q INC -
B srd was tss.. loser, XEching Is '4' u =
cent ,pc. ne dnpcuEoe melt OF 'he Lev
,,ock. TIE teals baye undoubtedly S-'itr- - ue
clu. BIZ: cou.dersole portion 0; the ''oeA 7''o n''
-. .,,-, or.r.,ors 40 sod eHq-c,rs = buy
!, 90, .basn.r. The transfer books show ony
-. 900 .bsy.s ,o!d By out.ldes, sga.n,t
I'm .b.-s. bousht The steady :sl Of tbs Ia,
vdaysb.s .u,pr4ed some Of The sire Foe't op@ra;ors
The stree. who upon he trst s-no1ncener, q be
re me .up,os-d The marke, prce would advance.
Thu FoeFsh stockholders nay taAe c.fereut vsr 81
~. matt, from Wal s'T-st Sc they suggested :h-s
,las e rang money, IN preference = izSrg Lev
.,sn.rt spd Il this should be the res1- her buy
prod1ce large reaction. Isdeed re ecti-n q
very Do babe wlihov: aid rom abroad tsT - c)pst
ersbe fan TIE practical eFec: Of tie rew issue =,
AZ al tie same making 81 q call Of 81 sbsre on
the old .lo.k pa abe = il Jr and go 10 JGn1arY,
ana heretofore the stock has rather advanced nae
fallen on lew csls. The market for Err sss weak q:
the Close. al % Reading ;s3. decLre Of = eeu';
CeItrsl, sol; So1'bern Michigan, 81; Toi7do 'J.i
Nicf'gsn C.a;ral. 90; L. Cfos'e, -. 3oi kJek
Islsbo, lC5,; Prrsb1rab, - &c. H,Aragus ad-
vsIced 20 = In Railroad Bords tne make. VIZ
Quiet. Ilinois Central are well sas,sioed under tae
ceclre in be .tocs and sod g. 0l J; Eres, is'' sod
st9.I; Is7I, &, q! 1888 a, -. M,ligsr Southern
Sinking Furd Improved to 50, closing At ~. Il ie"
Ihncs Central Rpb.s so.d at 1876. The tTsnseet VI
in state Stocks are light, and the market vas ites'y
There is 10 movement Of importance II ExcaAnss'
srd the MAKE, leaves off s.esdy. Ser oe, '.ce-i
FIaLes, j."l a..2li.
Freiehis ire again better. To Liverpool, 600 ools'
Flour At IT, Cd; Grain al q "a 700 bales Cotton 81
Iaj32d Bacon a. lie. "a. ,os Rosin 2. ls "a. d
qs 400 bbls we're taken at this rate. To LONDON
Flour at L. % q 2e. Grain a. 81. Bacon sri
Lard at 2Os OIL Cake at lie I'd. 2os Spirits at o.
Ro.ip at &C. Is 3d. OH a. 20s 10 tuns ok Grease
a, 2Os To Breuen-20O bales Cotton at Sc. Thu
balk Yuba va. cold at auction by [. Marshal under
bot,cnry to1d, for 100 cesh. vessel Of Jos tuo'
was chartered fo- West Indies at $50 month, port
charges paid.
The business of the S1b-Tressury was: Receipts,
sl77 I'll o.; Payment, $40 40 SO. Balance, 3d.
81 iss 81 against SD 3l3 last uIdsy shoang
DO chsr &c Of importance The amount paid for duties
curing The week was $63O against a lOO OoO d1--
ing the previous week.
TIE teriDes OF the Michigan Central Railroad for
the second week in March were:
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sip Winged Racer tof Boston,, Ls.vit. Bait NOR. a.
Sip Bank z.rss., Liverpool J.a IS. Vi. Fay. F.A.
nts- 20 Ze'.ra Co
Bark Bonner Gsrcner MIAs, VIA North ~ser. .A.,,,.
II II. re..D .. 80 a. 20 Gro Ffs,ssa - '"s
Bah OrchlA D,v,r,a., MsHsa. sa ia.L, .a,u 70 IN
Bal, HyP.ron H.'tmAn, Ponce Pr IS d., .asuasa =.
Rrs PeDob. o. ~ Bsuso'l. Eds.hv C.dr o q, VII. 1,
&C. p Huuory', Nephew. Co weasel "a Bret : ~
BrGFluu. lof Portland, Hal Cae.n.. Vs ma, -.
encsd . sI. nom y T. to rs p "a .bu. i,,,,, "ra
obsd 20 'Aye N y esss Of uos.,e. 70 hsh,-n II. v,
Rrs Euly Davis Csse',on Is. co Ia ke 70 DaaAs,
Brs FrI.b-'h w.r' rI.r. C.rieaU 10 d., mo,rtuA
BHs " uuta., E.sl- ID Tr-non'l Ram rnriG.l ca.
81 re-, '>..i 70 Z J. Peters Sled IL 9TH al
sfT Mary Cr'on. Prri inston L.vaea 20 q. cotton A..
70 se.is'ey W. Co ElP-ero,1 se.yy ~-aihef .pts,s
SIR Coru'pis r..p CA.f Nosi.m A,uuSri. a.. ssv,
20 -; Nt~nA1 1917, > nile Of C.p- Nay IL sssal
from = o'' loren A. sprung m,am, -eei,,d o:h.r
scht LGe, Roht'n. El1nt.e Villains, oy.ss fr y...
.schr G'>e Caroline h,l.e Vi sipla ey,,,r. for N..
s,hr FnrfaI. Mot Georr,to~n. D c. sass 70 N.,rg
sch, sar.b, Benson Nv Bs'ford Or Psl.a-,peA
sshr CMltcr Jtyne Tyler RA'iuor-. cora.
sctr Geo. Luf, Lv rs, Baltimore. rirn.
scbr. ssrAh Il. P,te1 Roger. B.uuor-. cora.
Scbr. Ellen. S-,,er. Rsnmoie oo'u.
sctr l'ura N'rfhan -. Rssg p a'A.
Sctr Ttous. PAGE Robinson. Virginia ~o04-
SIR. J. Z. M,Fre BAKER Milton, De-. .r.p.
Schr. +. DIuumouo tSreck-f. Fox wac, from vr.ei 4
bs.k Ess'-rn R.lle ashore % i"ux Sescb
Pr,r- Ter Tr'en in Baltimore 90 hours vita ud.s 10
II Cromwell
Pop ier Toous, s~snp Wlsts Baltimore 80 holrs mS,
% n /. Cromwell.
Prop ilcT Cuiiew. Williams PrOVideDce
Propeller Mes'cheser Cafk. Providence
sAILFD-Sesmstips Herm.rp. Soothsmpo and Breuss,
Loop / Beg b, Michel Al S'rp Augusta NOO4Aal,
a. Ns,hVle Ewsn Chs 'sst'u Jsurs ParusA.
Norfolk &C ship. John II. Flo'. Tucker AutwefP Fos-
ter ~ ABB. Lverpo koinr aoors London oas LpAjr,
LAi-, GibraiiG
wIND-Durins the day. from 5. E to y. W.
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sSo boa. -.. s-- YpIt sae prV1os' u h' f..p
80 tle tot 40 BIN, bu. be u-r-ly
-ns 20 pa. The ne Win ,he ,s; ras Ts.ssps
. be A'@1- street tb~ dec b>ed ~eat AZ 70
m, l rin ~h.n 10 d covered ~ fsc~s-"d- coil"sc3A
ana ye-- 10 derk Ia b.. "a, -'e' T~r- t1'd
~ ,Ns - ia oh Ed-n. 81 y.srsof age. ao1
tAa. usu ~ni q i.es+s1s - 81 Leonard str--
Ny Lssssd Ji tae connIssioa Of he fA'a
az
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IAtxsrfissEeft
CovMrRCIAI RANK. v J.-PfRTH AMBOi

March IL s57Ine .,mpt Il Sn'ssolist interests u met
ter@s CHARTER OF this Bal na'i3E -d hfoHrn tl- on
hereby gwen hs' tue oinnr's
tb- tiuuel heretofore and tnAi s eTc .o
- VII 49, :. BRONSON, Presideu-
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AsHFs-Tb. make. more sctive The ceuaad or ,hppluf
81, sale. Of 90 Dbl. a, e. IS 81 sl br Pots aid e. ga
cOrToN-rke.e doing TO lay and tie tore some
Us.t h.-r TIE PEI Alps proved more favorable tasn
,r.pbic accounts. the 4 rkr is ioyernet more
~ L.rp news than By the foreign sdyi les. Tns ses
-, ,s,or,et AZ ZOO bales. " quote 80 follows:
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Included in the imports of the week were: Sugar,
1888 OCo Tea 1902 100; Molasses, sl7s 900; Coffee,
$500 Watches ss3 coo; Tobacco, s36,5Oc; Tin,
s29. 500; Iron, 81 200; Hemp, $l5,5OO Cigars,
81 ,UOO; Buttons, 81 lOO Fish, $4,000, &c.
TIE following is a comparative statement Of the
whine of certain exports from the of the
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Pass~nxers Arrived

In bark Sarah from Sara.hA-John Jewett +. zen
nett John H. Williams Frederick Wecsbecker bearer OF dis
patches NJ,
In bark El1aBethd Gor0,ch from Trie'is-Petro Marc
mstL
IA Gig Ps.oJ.eOt from Cadt=-John AeF' RsbinI
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NEW-JERSEY Z7,EK9

JzPsHY CIR PoLI1ICs.-A mee'lng o"'NP -
delegate cnoseD irr.sD~ci.ye u parry
Psrk Hal, jersey City, on Saturday eVeh's
make rounps,lors Tor charter oficers 'o' 'ue =. 0u
,oh4 ma N the secord Tue'dsy IN Ap'I, h''7
G,lcbrst esq., presided, and A. l. Il rOeD.7's QUO
IN ciavsI.pd were the se ret4nei. Inc Auefo 40
srd R,nubicsn PARIS were fully fepreish'ed' 'T'
a. were only A f. delegates rom 'Ae D''hocf"-'
-. ,,.s.nt and they witbdfeR from the Cooven oa
- che nroceedipss Tae Convection pro 'eede1 %
.o.e h, Ms,or api while dong 90 di.cu-si"n a'ose
q. 70 the REORGANIZATION Of wards, pending which hey
.d;ou,,ed ,iae d.. The c.uzens ard delegate- pre.'
ont then organized meeting by calling p. ID. Brown
10 The char and appointing Jacob Wear. secretary
Committees were appointed for esch ward, to call
meetings On Tuesday evening, 10 Cry Convention to
be beh Oh Thursday evening OF this week, to make
nominations.
Nsyor Manners published card 10 TIE HsdSoR
COUNTY Couyir on rhursdsy la4', declining ~ De a
s.lodste for reelection, notwithstanding which he
received large proportion Of the votes 81 the Congen
ton On Saturday evening. Mr.. ID. 5. Gregory wa
,rornipepilv the csbdioste for nomination.
The Fourth Ward came instructed 10 support only
those who would require the Gas Company to furnish
light 70 the city and private customers accordlogto
the obligations Of the COmEcn Council resolution
1851.
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corrgr CALENDAR-TsIs DAY.

SUPERIOR CoURr-RAILRoAD.-Noe. 1852. looS,
ms lCSs 1859 loso uC6 nsO lI4 lls 1855, lSS. ll5s
Ils9 l7s ms ilso iea llaS lo 1884, 1870 1901 l.o. l!7
1912 lass 1851 1910 1880 lS lSS, lo lS, 1o. Slo 1910
ISIS 1875, iSS2 1886. 1880
USIrED STATES DISTINCT COgRr.-Ssne - Friday
SUPREME CoURr-CIRoUir.--Par Nos. IN,
Ie4 ?7 1873 M 1881 1894 1857 2S74 49, 7h l5 AS los
Psrt II Nos 1899 lo 1907 l, 500 49, lIsS 9So s7S
Il73 llC5, I'LL, as, le47 - -,
SUPREME CouRT-SPrcI.L TERN.-Nes. IL. l4t,
2S7 o. az IS g. 2l7 ga 2S - g. a. g. lt7 lS, lss, 1888
10 RS ia Iss, rs, -, m
BRooxLYN CRY COVRr CALESpAR.-Nos. 2, Y,
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