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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-13

COFFEE-There general dunes noticeable to-day IN a..
kinds and prices barely supported the STOCK OF MO
al HE. 80, 49,, t....,l
DYEWOoDs are in mesger supply and with good demand
prc. sales 100 uns Cuba rustic AZ 80 cash. III
bond and 100 tuus Sayanifs 20 arrive al $H 90 ..,
FIsU-Dry Cod steady and in fair request sales OF 600
ouutals Western Bank at $50 ~ ~ Tor sna sues sSA
er are good demand and are very hIny hed no IitHei
cargo however have ranpTed fced heIfs are not
frr as reported Yesterday By mistake the sales 81 some
o. n 800 bbls which spred S3G rs % Smoked
H,rrus are firm at last quotations. -
FIOIR An MEAL1he inquiry is fair for Western Canal
Flour but prices Of the medium grades slightly easier but
ood brands steady and in fair request for the home trade
The sales 90 bbls az = 81 % % for
non 10 good IS oa - 80 for do 80 SOC IS 70
for sur,rne Indiana, ILLINOIS aud Iowa. 20 "a 80 -
rs 40 1895 ~ for common 10 good extra Ohio SO O
a. O ion choice do SO 500 20 80 for St Loui.
hand. and IS = for extra Genesee Canadian Is less
bb AZ edS6 90 for .upene, and sc lOd 81 " for
brands southern FLOUR more heavy but with god demand
r th trade end fr export closed firm especially for good
bands Howard street. the demand Is understood 20 be part,
for mixed 10 good .upeIue Baltimore and IS 3jd
r fyUrite fancy aud brands Rye Flour Is i limited
demand AID steady; sales Of 40 bb IS 50 Co. Corn
very qu but steady al IS 5d SJ 3 for Jersey aud
: 8 for Brardywiue.
FRUITs-Foreign dry continue generally quiet and scarce
Bananas and Cocosnuts command 3 for the latter and Is
a - - a. bunch for The former.
GRAN-The What market is unsettled and her lower
bat ther. little here that there but little uniformity 70
The market choice qualities would readily command late fg
ure. request for milling only; shippers
market sales OF i0do bush good white Southern 81
% W bush. good white Canadian Barley
Malt is quiet and hardly firm, Barley ia frmy
held. ssx- 500 bush Canadian az i58 Oa.s
are st.ady request al 81 Sc for STATE 5id5 Western
and for Southern. Rye Is quite firm at s7dsac
Jerey Northern Corn c better in good request
in part spec Iaiye, the arrivals large; sales OF IL go
bsf AZ SO zoe for Western mixed In store. GO 7Oc FOR
sog.h'p wtiie and yellow, AID &C I yellow yersey
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SATURDAY., April il-P


There was avery large business a, the Stock Board
tins morning and the upward tendency Of prices con-
hnued OF Erie, 1000 shares sold of Reading. 2 200
shares; of Toledo 10000 shares; of Central 4. 900
shares &c. The operators for a fall took in large
amounts Of stock, but put out much of it again The
registered sales show about : 500 shares Of sellers
options, and about 5000 shares of buyers options
The improvement from yesterday is y cent in
Erie, y cent in Reading, 2 cent in Central, ?
y cent in Toledo, y cent in southern, l. 2
cent ip Beck lslaud, g cent u Pittsburgh,
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.us TN, ,.C,. n. i-.dps 'ss' o'iH' - "
- nd. a. "a N" tie &ofb VA. atard,u.
Frrm she evlo'ul'. y arr"
t.i ?. tie tad wss "a L. y 10 non tho
fhc nslt o' 'h Ps had % ,alin w.Fh %. Gold "a. 81
wne;l'f " enc There IL a. fui ol. q VIII th'
i.rrfN 'ge,u-e 20 froiia go d"iendalt
rll' 81" " 'Ia as'as - 'FL rAl f--
hth't. g.. free having fid thai fn're one; Wa
40 lNnta+ and mt diy~tlc ts tne If Peyni"u
en- ', - AZ - attf g. tllt.re wltao' an
~ ,n A. time - pey Tn. Iaw 10 slcb ca-'-
- N. - 90 done t'i' ere con'Tartf can
e,r hi. payment s,Ic voluntary payment &C omit
80 Nc; 1lirr tAr hrhts e tl' pa4t.rs- -
r.TGrn.sn,e If the entire contract was CONDITION ~
,i,nt payment, ana the paufn Wa tounl 90 sac"
tef .o the attendant became iah!" :" ma.
ra,meft - the contractor. M~Mion W Nsrorrp'I =
J. h ISL Jennings Camp. IL }. X ~ f"1'H 20
Nr-f,Id > Mas r. -; Champ.m -. hoWI"N' u
rHau,c 10. l.,I held .uf cu' 90 TAX TIE 'asr on,
If the rue but know oi case whore that has n'h
.N,rded 20 cases OF .cit hat finished, and eAfs
inc -i -a.'fa party grca loss aid injury from d
mont ~ ~. Language oi Judge Spure Il Wa never
ir,,f,udej 70 erlira.. the II wul d"lr'oI Of
the o. rtrar. when partly "N"cit'a ~ Que ~ -L' pa -
a.. o. a..nt md agaI-- 'hr VIII e he other IN WHIT" -
U,v,u H. D. smith p 5yj, this question distinctly ar"se
and tie Court sy Il ). MOI law that rarty con'i e 20
rsr specific msy prosecute % 80 lar az b" thinks pro
r. and thu abandon unfinished without the fa1 OT as- 81
ra,fy with whom ic contracts and thcn and T"co'rf
m 90 mich labor be- mas chot"n devp" "a he Undertaking
Sec sl,o Neville vs.. Fros 2 j. d Smith g.
Tc omission state 'nc psHoi I'm the CONTRACT COOS
not alter The defendant would be bound 20 pay "at
the York NIL, worth but he had ght ~ 81
that the should be fret completed II N"
wanted other tns Of payment, he should nave pl"'u
for II in his contract
The Judgment should he reversed
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COrRT CALFNDAR-THIs Day.

SUPERIOR CorRr.-Nos I27 1872, 1874, 200 2l3 2i7,
S. go 10 III ~ 10 IA 276 rs 279 800 2l 49, 24 285
295 299 800 SOL 52 sos 55 3O8 30 3l
3l4, 3l5 36, 3I7, 205 - - 80
COMMON PLEAs-Par Mos. l6l, 1876, 536, 537
i4I SO 55I $50 h53 81 So $50 90 g. lH Part INos.
SIG S6 379l so 81 j45 SIC, ji6i ST. dio $40 5ol 30
49 5zI 49,
SUPREME RT-CmCCIT.-PaltI. Nos. JE, 30,
825 H. 49, 739 7i 743 75 i6 74 ISL 75j 10 ISL
759 Part lNos ll73 1853. 1882 1872 80 1907 1859 l47l,
1913 l474 475 l47 1919 1881 1888 i8j li87 li9 49l l9j
1895 1897 1899 1901.
SrrREME CoURr-SPEcIAL TERN.-Nos POI. y, 80,
90 a. &C. lO5 lO7 lS3 3j 146 l6) 1863 40 1872, ZIG 2}i
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT.-NOs. ~, y, SO,
81 So %. 40, ~. SO.
-BROOKLYS CITY CoURT.-NOs. H. &c 3d. 81 81, 40,
a. IS, ~ 80, 81, - So 81 Sc 81, 80, 81, 81, 6j.
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Id " LNIELLIGENCE
SUPERIOR coURr-GrxrRA1 TrRM-ApArL IL.

SUPERIOR COURT-GENERAL TERM-APRIL IL.
NEW RULES OF COURT.
Ordered That the following general rules shall COM
Gence and take effect immediately:
The attorneys OF the parties must file Immediately every
Every order hereafter entered specify the papers
which granted or opposed and the clerk is directed not
flsd, Or unless they have been previously filed.
Special or Trial Term may also give notice that he win move
the first day Of the tenn for Judgment the pcadng.
msy specify and may heeupon bring the action be
and for such Judgment as be he entitled upon the
rleadinss, with or without such admission
DECISIONS
Jacob II. Borrow agt Mary W. Miibspk
Order overruling demurrer affirmed with liberty to
costs ordered on the demurrer
RoeeIt l. T,ltOn ast. The Hamilton Fire Insurance Co.
Reargument ordered.
Aaron Van v"ikenboTeh sg The Aston Mutual Insurance
Judgment affirmed
cyru, W. Field at, Dariu. B. Hobrook.
Order VI Special term overriding demurrer reversed
and judgment for defendant plaintiff serve an amended
complaint and the costs Of demurrer aud the Of the
John d. Hurlbut ct e. sgt Russell w. Pos, etl
New trial ordered, costs to abide event
John NJ Dawson sgt. Silas seymour 4 a.
Judgment for defendants.
Moses Bacistock sgt. Tho Ncw.YoIk aud Ehe Railroad
Company
Judgment affirmed with costs.
John MoAatt ag.. VIM. P. Mogstt-
Reargumeut ordered.
David Rowland AFT. James Phslen Fl a.
Order appealed from affirmed, with costs.
COURT or COMMON PLEAS-APrl ll-GEyrKaL rrSA
THE LIEN LNw-INrERESTING TO THOSE WHO FUR
EisH MATERIALS FoR BUILDIsG PURPOSES.
John p. Cunningham AT. David jones.
ISGRAHAN, +. 1.-THE plaintiff seeks 20 recover
The defendant under the mechanics lien law or work
' The iese ha: found . The defendant Che ns made
with George w BaTwlek to erect his land add
TIA. there wa. 10 stipulation respect toe price
be paid except that the labor % be by day. work
Tia! the plaintiff 81 issa.sb as lss'ss " sDed b. hI
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nv Tciegraph.

BOSTON April 12Aryed Sunday lah, ship A;h5ats 3D.
Walton Calcutta Dec. D. Spoke April 10 lat 10 20 lon %,
ship William Tspscott. from Liverpool for New YORK Also
arrived bark Volunteer Hamilton Messna bngs John RICE
ard. Churchill Palermo Waccsman, Grant. NewOrleans
Candace Matthews, Charleston Monte Crsto SoTthuP
Sierra Leone , -, =, n
here this morning from New-iork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-13

The buoy.narkns the shoals and dangers IL F,er ., ysw
Sound Y and the approaches aud in the
London Conn have been replaced in their proper PV1n -
An the positions Of the spindle. With sDar buoy, With
h .,inn ~ Iatiner's Reef where an IRON can puoy'
painted with ed and Sfci he BSa5d LUDLOW cRsE
NV. YORK. April ., leoI.. -. -. 80 -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-13
MARRIED..

DRAKE-WEBB-m Brooklyn, Z. D.. by the Rev J. D.
Wells, Mir d. w Drake Of Foxboro, Mass 20 Miss A. J.
Webb Of New York
STARR-MERRILL-On THURSDAY April 9, Henry w. stan
Burlington Iowa and Nss Eliza A. Merrill dau ghcr Of
the late Rev. Thomas A. Merrill d. d. Of Middiebury, VI
TOWER-PIETCH-Qn Thursday April g. by the Rev Benja
min Evans Oscar NJ Tower Mary GeOTgibnB, only dgh
tor of he Philip Piotch.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-13
Passenger. Arrived.

~ s'n'hp GiasgoE Jron GiasgoEMss Lydia Mowbrsy
Mis zen NF Francis, Mrs A. A. Stsycusoa, d " Pier.
~. ~. W f'ste , Reed, Henry Oalyrrt John SIT, y w
Siq il the Rev Herbert the Rev. Nven, and
lady Mr.. Broufhtou NJ Gr.ers,u ' -"
IN 6fi9 HANNAH Mach from St crois-Nr } " VI de
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-13
RAILROAD BONDS AID SHARES.

Barings Circular says
"AMERICAS SToCKs-There is little business, and
little variation in prices either of State Railroad
Securities Some Pennsylvania State Inscriptions
have been sold at ~ and some Pennsylvania Railroad
LIST mortgage Bonds at ~. Canada os IN demand al
49,
The demand for money in London was very active,
and full rates of interest continue TO be paid. The
Bank of Amsterdam had again reduced its rate OF
interest TO = cent aud the rates were declining IN
most of the Continental cities. Consuls were steady
at 93l Considerable sums of gold continue to be
taken for the Continent.
The return from the Bank of England for the week
ending the 2st of March gives the following results,
when compared with the previous week;
Other Deposits gySs42 increase '''''' 1850
On the other side Of the account:
Government Securitie,. 6 II 64d08 Decrease. f5l1o
S S,1s. s sssn5is So p Ssi1s ' $50
The amount of notes in circulation is els, jSi 40,
being an increase of 67 OS and the stock OF bullion
in both departments is E10, 322, 297, showing in
crease of f2i632, when compared with the preceding
eturn.
LOyDoy, FRIDAY EVENING.
The demand for Money appears to increase day by
day and will doubtless continue to do until after the
Stock Exchange accounts, and the arrangements OF the
4th of the month haze been completed The drain for
Gold upon the Bank of England, in the absence OF
fresh arrivals from Australia increases further with
drawa of fs5OO0 having taken place yesterday,
which with the previous Withdrawals of the week,
make total of about fl75OOO and it is believed that
the Bank returns will show rather large falling off in
the bullion lasi week. There are large contracts II Is
believed open for Silver, destined for India but no
idea has been vet afforded of what the total by the
mail of the 18th April is likely to be. 1t is evident,
however from the drain the Bank, and the pressure
on the discount market that it will be heavy.
Letters from the north allude to the failure of Mr..
Browne of Sunderland and express hope that mat
tiers will be arranged to prevent any interruption
10 the business of that town and port.
Tie Board of Trade returns afford reliable evidence
of the prosperity Of the most important interests of the
country for produce and manufactures. The value of
the exports of textile fabrics during the month of Feb
ruary Of the present and two previous years is as
follows:
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Rrccipfs Of Produce.

BY the Fyte Raood- 10 psgs Hams 10 DO Beef IN I4@.
ieO bss. Nhai 10 sides Leather CD Hog 81 Pss Ch.ese
a. DO Ashss
BY ns Nsr Rirer Bost,4sa bbls. Flour 20 pss. A.l,.
~ do WILLY. i65 L.. Tall1ts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-13

Psovtprvcr April 1.-The demand for Cotton throasA ~
steady, with moderate es at very fnn pr,S
Woolhr .ors j. rather light aud prices unchanged; sa.sof
the week 81 lo0 -. Printing 'o,hpdce. fT md the De.
nand fills "a .. " The prclgc.i sales, - 200 p'cs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-13

The Receiver of the Cincinnati, Wilmington and
youe-vis Railroad Company IL. Gest) gives notice
that all parties having claims against the Company
mus. "a tl,m IN 70 him before the 1T October next,
CT they viii be- excluded from participating IN the Dis
trbuiiou Of the as-et- The holders of the mortgage
bands Of thu Company requested 10 communicate
with Mr. +. A. Lane No. II Nassau street.
The bu-n,-- Of the Clearinghouse was so, 1900
Mr. Satterthwsite- Circular by the Niagara has the
following remarks npon the La Crosse road;
The ether road in he state of Wisconsin, which
la obtained grant OF land of so acres 70 me NILE
nom Madison The capital OF he State 81 Wisconsin,
~ 81 Croix ~ mill. from 81 Pauls j. The L. Crosse
and Milwaukee Railroad, already open from NIwau-
kee 10 Portage City, % miles. Ihs Inc j. IN receipt
ci very large local traffic on the portion already
IeI,d, aud Will doubtless, be- pushed iur" ara I" La
1ro.Se and =. Croix with vgor. From -. CrOIX an
iud,p.ndtut road viii carry the line to - PGul : me
most im oitGr. town on IN" Upper Mississippi: ms
read lie IN 4 very excellent direction Tor leading
through traffic of he largest description, and rs oca!
II tic NAV be- expected TO b. equal 10 any Western
road Hits finances managed honestly and skill
fully We look for large measure OF success IN thi'
pr,c but II II, at present. III too crude state Ia
ioIm any definite opinion upon.
At Boston the street rates for money of the first
elias have declined T. cent, and e cent the current
rate Of the discount houses with private capitalists
At Philadelphia there is very little change in the
money market; capital - ABUNDANT, ana hIstcIaSs
pater ranges al 9al0 q cent 4 annum There has
been rather more demand for money.
The Niagara mails bring but little financial news
not previously received by telegraph. Barngs' Cir
cuar speaks of an issue of f23J0o0 of Panama y
c,n second mortage bonds the market, at 80. In
American securities there only moderate amount
of business doing. Nj. Satterthwaite says:
Since our adyices Of the h inst the Money market has
NAMED without important chang ceht upon he ots'
,.curti.s continues 20 be- paid Tor short loans.
The Election in absorbs much ~ the
public att non. Couuls have bes quiet and close a. SSt TO
frr Money and So TO for Account
transactions in American Securities have been limited during
The Some considerable lots Of Illinois Central shares
have changed hands light advance We note also
fair transactions Construction Bonds az i and 81
coupon Frr,ands offered at ITO without business We
note some mall tran in Michigan Central Shares and
Bonds and in New York Central Shares and = cent Bonds at
light the Bonds both Companies and in Erie
Sinking Fund Bonds the full Of last week Michigan
southern Sinking Fund Bonds have brought H. and Pennsy'
wanna Str Bond.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-13

A comparison with last years figures shows an es-
pecialy large increase in cotton goods, haberdashery
and millinery, hardwares and cutlery linens, iron, tin
plates and woolens; but the upward movement ex
tends TO nearly every ITEM
The wheat trade to-day is as dull as il possibly can
be without any alteration in value from Monday last
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-13
tn judgmcnt .bouId be reversed.
BROOKLYN CITY CoURT-srEel.Ls TrsM-Aprl IL


Augustus Dunscomb agt. Sanford ;. Brolnley.-
Motion Of plaintiff dissolve Injunction. Decision reserved
SauNay Tor plaintiff. Van Cor Csdy for defendant
Charles r. COnkcy and Harrison Conkey agt Peter
McSishou-Plainf-' motion for allowance. Decision re
g. o. Ho-e for plaintiffs; Samuel Garrison for de-
,ndant. -, 80.
Joseph Binger agt. a. Kemp.-Plaintifi s motion TO
open default submitted the Court papers NJ Marx Tor
plaintiff: $. NJ d. f. Mceker for defendant 49,
Roosevelt Graves agt. Reuben Payne.-Motion for
dismissa complaint argued Decision reserved d. e. j.
Winslo,g for plaintiff Morse Lynde for defendant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-13

MINIATURE ALMANAC ruls NV
Sur-Rises 52i S,ts....... ~ iIcH 80. ,,t,
RICH wArER....rHis DAY
Sandy Hook. 9l2 Gov Island l0.l2 Ken G..e ,,xa
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CO1,RT OLE sFss1ONS-ApR1L1f.

Wilhelm Wilkie pleaded guilty TO larceny, IN s'eaI-
ing trunk from Cuban Longfeow and sentenced to the
PeuitentiaTy for one year.
Joseph Solomon boy pleaded guilty 10 stealing a
Of India Rubber goods from W. Howe and was sent to the
No other ready and the Court adjourned for the
DIV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-13

Nearly all the above. II VIII be seem Is Spanish
gold, received By the recent arrivals IRON Europe.
The following ia a comparative statement Of the
value Of certain exports from the commencement OF
III "a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-13
--rw wInT-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW

~ YORK RoCHEsTbERR C ~ hoChEsI t q ana
nn With the Buffalo, Corning and YORK, and New
York and Railroads, forms direct route Nom
20 Rochester ..,,. - al A. ,,. 10, .orc.
% Afforded BY the wide renders By far the most desfs
Ie between the above enamel cist.
Tickets can b. procured at the NewYork and Ere hsrosa
Ticket Ohce foot q Dusnet and No ls broadway also
Jersey City.
Baggage checked through. . ,n..
Frshts will b. transported between New York and h9cnee
t.r with dispatch ANY information desired In regard tnn
obtained By calling the General Freisht Agsa o.
Erie Railroad Erie Buildings " e. . IAFrANs
Express Freight Agent. No. 1885 Broadway . -,
40 trains on the Buffalo Corning and York k,faa oH
Sunday J. a RfDFlELD SuP+i"--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-13

Included in the imports were Coffee, sll2,9OO;
pso- sl6 800. Madder. $1,000. Fish, s3s 500 Furs,
s36;Oo; Brandy. $40, 100; Hides, slOe, 600; Iron,
slss 600: Lead sll 200 Steel $4,000 Tin, ssi 200;
Moas.e. s5l 500 Paper, s27 800; Rags, s2O, 800;
Lipseed 500 500: Sugar $4,000 Watches, $ss 900
Wines, $4,000.
The e,norts from this port for the week ending
"wednesday last were 81 9ji 246 against 81 ,l27 O99
and for the wear thus far sl9 go 625 against 81 49,
COS. Thi, does not include specie
The exports of specie from this port for the week
ending SATURDAY. and for the year 1857 thus far were
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-13

Ass,.tr rroN , WoN,N.--Andrew Ku'7e" ""' a.
rested bv tine Third District Police O" os'"'''y' ."
lie charc, of knocking his wife down s'a'fS' whereby
abe sustained such injuries to render necessary 10
convey her to the hospital lie was committed to
inl 10 aY ait examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-13

CoRo<ER's IvorEsr.- Coroner Smell held an inquest
an ,b ldv ~ Caroline Roxby, a. No. u Harrison street. on
Deceased had been sick for q week during wich
,os "a, was attended by Or. LangdOn yho did cyeTyiaHs
po.sbis 20 make her well, but whoa; avail and she ded
i.r cot pani disease of the heart She NAIVE
Fnrana 10 years Of The body conveyed TO 40 a.
Adams street whence it was taken 20 the Cemetery anu
o.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-13

C.HPHEsE LAMP ExPLosION.-An alarm OF IRE
Friday nigh; by the explosion o. c'P G
laop AZ No Garrison street No was injured OIneI
Tofe Of The second District Police put ont the haes before
much damage was done.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-13

dispute in saloon under the ka'o"d Office IN Fnson
r,rect, near the ferry yesterday worning They ~
solved 70 settle tine matter by a heht on harstoo u
Toy.-s,s wharf. Sergeant pha'on of.h Second Dis
int Police hearing OF the sfsir Informed me parties
that they would be arrested + tbcy persisted in fight
ing in that DsNi,t. ivy then went 70 Ford Dock,
n, The First Ward. arb there Lad t ont. William
Wallace and Thomas Green we've lie principals, with
about one hundred sirctaor.. The ower part OF me
btter's es. was brtcn af by the former, when ST
geaut Phalon, win pos-e Of the Second Di'tri''
Ice care mp and took tAem into custody ne
lowing were arre.ted " lam Wallace iu',''"
Green aud Thomas McNamee. Wallace ana W.
mce ore iu custody and Green il ont on n""'
MI -, ,o-ned bctoro Justice Smith This morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-13

AsHES-The market is without change the demand fair
sale, of ~ bbs at ~ Is for Pots, and ~ ~ for Pearls
COTTON-The Market continues quiet, prices show no
cbsrse sales Of 500 bales including bill Of 600 bales good
Middlng Mobile at l5c. W. quote as follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-13

This !, the most favorable report yet made by this
road and affords an earnest of what will be accom-
pished in the future. The receipts of the present
month would have been larger but for some disar-
engagements with connecting road which are now
obviated audit is believed that as now arranged the
results will prove for the benefit of all concerned.
The earnings of the Little Miami and Columbus and
Xenia Railroad in March were s99, 100 a, showing
about 10 q cent increase on March, 1876.
We learn that the business of the Pittsburgh Fort
Wayne and Chicago Railroad, especially the through
passenger business is largely increasing and taxing
the passenger equipment of the Road to the extent of
It's capacitv From sixteen to twentythree full pas
senger cars are passing over the Road daily. The
earnings of March aud April will show large Increase
over the same months of the last year. notwhstand-
ing the Ohio River is in good navigable condition.
The Cincinnati and Marietta Road will be completed
next week to Marietta, and by its connection with the
Parkersburg Road and thus forming through line to
Baltimore Through trains are to be put on at once
The arrangement between the Little Miami and Gin
cinnat and Marietta Railroads, by which the latter
road secures the of of the tracks OF the former
road from Loyeland into Cincinnati Tor the use OF their
trains has been finally contaminated and ratified by
the stockholders of both companies 1t Is understood
that the Ohio and Mississippi Will complete their track
so as TO give that Company an unbroken ne from Gin
cpnat TO ST. Louis this week. 1t is now expected that
the entire line from Marietta to st. Louis, through this
city, will be opened for the regular passage of trains on
the first of May Th. line embraces nearly 700 miles
of new road.
The Milwaukee and Mississippi Road will be CON-
Melted 20 Prairie du Chen on the Mississippi River on
the 18th inst
The imports OF general merchandise at this port for
the week are A. l2I 1856 against 81 Of 500 week
last wear The aggregate of the week, including Dry
Goods is a. GOs.777 against s. 23 80! last year. The
aggregate for the year, ...
Thus far is pc o..
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|0p pocTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW

PoRT Fall Pens ssvs s.s
seIrr ~ THURSDAY and SATURDAY al oeSn
o. w. and tie BAY STATE csp Jers,i ls1ye. Seoef
~ iror, Pier No " R., near the Battery o"'n ''''e
a Newport each way -, ,a . .scu,ed 10 any appN.
% nj The same shall have been paid tor , ,,os,ch he
EiSh, 20 Boston forwarded through Win sfsa'
Oh EAPi' WI BORDEN Agent. Nos. 70 and u Nests.