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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-27
TABLE OF DAIRY PRODUCTS IN THE raur DAIRY RI
TetL......"."s Ass47ss sIol,sssSs ssolss,Oss


The aggregate of butter and cheese produced in
the United States during the year was 4lS Sal, l99
pounds, which would leave 90, 7l3, l66 pounds a.
The product Of all the States outside Of the forego
ing region. But the butter product Of tho whole
nation was 3l3, 800 pounds, and Of cheese
IO5, 535, 500 pounds, leaving therefore IS, A0571
pounds Of butter and 3,522, sos pounds Of cheese
as the total product Of all the other portions of the
Union. The whole number of cows was 6, 335S, 644,
divided a. follows: In the dairy region, 1887 OH;
GU. Of i, 3,46l, 627, being an excess of 564,6lO.
Comparing all the butter and cheese produced
with all the COWS in the dairy region there was Ill
pounds TO each cow; while out Of it, the average
was but 90 pounds to the COW.
In comparing all the butter produced in the dairy
region with al its COWS, there were rs pounds to
the COW, while out of it the average was % pounds.
OF cheese, the average in the dairy region 10 each
COW was IS pounds, while out Of il the average was
only one pound to the COW. The difference will
become considerably increased when We consider
that in the dairy region an urban population at least
two millions greater than out of it draws its daily
supplies of milk from the cows included therein.
The comparison of the land in use in the two Sec
tons makes the disparity still more marked, and
proves why, with all the increase of population and
settling Of new lands, the price for dairy products
does net fall but rather advances-especally Of the
choicest kinds. or Ill the acres in use, AGO., 294
were in the dairy region and 2Os 656 800 out Of it,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-23
Po,ice Intelligence.

AuKcrD HfGHwAr sosnrRIxs.-Jsmes Burns and "a.
Hscseu taken into custody BY officer wossn Of
The Fourth ward police charge Ct having conascco
with ave o,hers assaulted and robbed Liam Hen-y Of No
G. JIver OF pocket handkerohef 1he
seecs that 40 be passing though Oliver street about
oeock yesterday morning. he aacked bv the
others, who snocsed bn down and Ansr ng
and Kicking him IN severe they tore handkerchef
h 1he Of the for
btoUgb cer wossn tbs scot vho succeeded srresny
Burns ard Hscsei The brongat bsfrs
Osborne 81 be Lover Police Yesterday morring
whsn hey each held 70 bail In The Of q
Jacob a. Bechar sycuog sbou, twerty Of sss
eken custody BY ocer Hrovn of the Fourth rsrd
police, charge Of having comrited vobbery the
pereor ct jas Glars OF the ssnds Hotel Brcokyn
The cCnpisnan aef that s.uda- pghtke saske
hy The ps0rer ard two others who choked him and then
'Otbsd hr Of port male aiming SIS in gad sechsr
hrtuRh cef0re Justice Osborne Lower pa,cs
Ccv wherc Ne tssc nat h- nrccen Of s chsrge Add
hat Mr Ciers mlststen w The fent.v rhs msgsse
sected % oCusnit ne soeosed 70 he rcnbs Ia detsal
s2.ecQ tai.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-23

C4R HACs-A, q, FEB o, .s67
hcr. NJ kcrse's 'ore,r-r,e 6oyod Frss; n. n iso
Sssts- Cutrs Pre- iohins o. ne Pdirs Tyd, { ,
az rhiSr sfy fter--f fgs zti,s or Ars icaw- gioe,t
7sode Wind.
had hoped ct sas timo 70 hsve s1me news ~ the
dotpss Of Hos. Mr. Norse, UEi,si states Oirnissoner
Bose'a but 81 las. fson place hsd oo,
arrived there On bis way mp be rouaiaed In th,s ei,s
Gully tw.nly four houTs bet deisnsd several asys
., csIasisr rarrs Icr tho 20 up sssds
Iena Ttoo wso re- 20 fortUesle as IN nsso a.
scquaintsnoe vhiie nc hero very plssss
gnh lin. There l. coubt tast ho 10 the rcpr-.
tentative OF Young America that 80 have ever bal r.
me papers pu ,ilssod al Blsnts stu eo1iaus tass
tusckt open the Ueied Sta apd Anlercsns Oss
tbsy call Them aAyh Of co xstds, wac two
ehh m0sss's, sEo IA p ~ ibey sfss - toei would y
ns1 folly soB;eun against tlon srd IA propi
~ ihr Siee conc!as,n chez ;ha tse deNo' sih
amy o. could Bo pIegsn "a, iave'i0n sd
quest Of tber oCShtry ~ AsoSfosa ARM OF ..
sLy buDcret, ana ,ost god iofc Of 'leot,si
Anetics cEouoi overcome WAKE Tith nis hsneiui OF
NrrhtFn tbu,'ars
Sses m, tais city has oti !e tue stated pres,n
as 81 the ,espv ny Usa Pare j trc OF nhhc,lee
viner 70 the Un,.d s,sss sau .rrvoi tcvn epoat ss
weeks ago Whon spcrRns Win AmSliobns he prs,or1s
20 BE- great ndmlIor o. "slser shloagn he ssys tho
letter las ruined him having 1estr yot ~ MA properly
hi thc bBT9ing OF trBDads tis rOgBe oelng me urh
.bco was so. oa nfe bb preaeaiog has been tas
Of much sSoBs msbt 90 tns Cs,inssscsos-iary
cot sccvswmcd "a hear ssr IA its'r eaurchos
fscspt In ert ard thin trey srs merely neVda
ncot o. ttnsrce aad the stoiy taa hgcs AMI otsmpoi
oi tSme ssiS,. Bst the Padre ssyS t1eN sfrnBas
cv,ry Sutcay. AID str ~ prftsuic.i oaes tas e.
ouacea iurnoi atty IN every form, SPOKE sEdo1
suciDK sld cEtrevAssucs "a drsss. 65 shch aston
,shfd "a btsfsrt hat fOue q trorg1i be vss
ranged, wht Cthers behaved nc tnsrey losnG snt
he ftqUts,y sisCna sF.1d by tlen l.ugnBg a.
rhe Au c,,cans Va ,hs p,sce A.: c,.ueusiy t.xea 70.
tuoS 81 tftr cone oct nort with IN. Db
j.ci Cf d'ss nK gni Ue huso riyor in.se pe,sou-
gtIsfnly rtusn st the min uhu taey got sios, ~nch
tsetsstai ooassautuco, An1 thea tuty arc Obliged .
thsir money "a olants ning thsm.eiges uni
tty w,i cnorgb 70 rs,uru 10 ,nts plsoe sbsre
ffUd tttu,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-23
NfNaA rrosIa .n-frniin.

Eews ifnr ArarslA Is u EOv zt, being soven days
a,sr q 10 zoe i,,es prOvieu,iy sscsiyee
TIE res ruH,ntut s.s u rnec, on tue 2lsL fAs A.
~, Of toe ls,h inu, 'ls.siass ibs iasmsors-
whistler iaRts ............... -
No place 1ttkFrh.s.. 81
uasfeuf ti.os fesk ers .............
ileonfrou'ssg ttars sseSors s.................. 10
roisi ..................... ........ "
W. G. absLssiy's monopoly 0t go scsss prevsau tas
fali ruUabeI 81 ,ixty peing made 40
rrtrcBy h s0nth Auatraaa pTcpge, - Rssimistc
her 'cbscco duty suh ths OF tss roiSey Vis9r, ~
~ f,tnerh u :. sbupr pcr pocn 10 the lser tso
re CtBEC lucdce ie tha' au0t AL he tohac50 a'ei 70
VIC suuEg into tbs col,1y rom SiUtn Isrs
~ ttsnt Tfopofsd to Dssa the 1utf tT1 Eh4iess
90 turufufson day of tns O 90 row Nictoris faruA
trtft w. W ne kcrt ~ paoilc ho.dsF
In Neltuufua Nuslncfs Fss Hcaty the prco o. yur
"a Ern'ns'. Hsxsb E4a psr on aruuod IN" 5ty
bag ,crs irsIs proclte - ce god wn1, hsi
sugttiy snysucUd price tsl0~ 10 demsnd FOR shie
NEAT Iess a.o inquired flr couutsy sared 10. each
SOC cured lee each The price o. sold rsiatsiaed ne
iucTs asPd vab teiofs qaa'eo 75s "a, 7ss
rba escorts baag dorn baSeen o'ty sni diy tsogsan
csnofr Wftk
T,tsi ,bipped IN 1875 TO Nov. rs, 2sa 3ss ouus.s
bcrcuas ron CrciceE state thN much iuj'y been
scsc 6srvtft ~ hish ~nds the ffuit orchsrd
also sr Tered severely A. Basrs she qussi,n CT mln
rs on ptlvae pfOreTty Ia o.y becoming mo o1m,l.
ea.ed ART tNcirog A, Carl. fGr1f exists Tor
~ csres where " hss beeu ,rke hs. worked sell
Nev srd pyctntos gold neds base been fount bet
jim crew aud KsrE.roc oD Nyd~leton's Croer In tue
lory of fo1h Ausa IN the harvest pro nses 10 bs the
uost abuudsf known In sydney busincss dull ant
a Q mopey msrksstgct
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-23
City rptsiltaspcs

FnE Tsosr SurEr-DsRISe CAST or rScsspiARn~.--
stcui bif rsss esst O'Clock yesorcsy Csunday morning
Gre discovered In The building Z2 Front
pied by WTsnF Besss wholesale liquor dealer. The fro
wee rtompuy At the prmises in shor. ume
IN rsushsd The Gre Cn examination OF the sore by Capt
Dtche The fNe Marsha and others three distinct burniogs
dtcove ct and also place
harres &C ready for TIE mstrh. but for
hpos 81 present sre not spped The lnceniary
dshbers,e prsp4red The for Ere By procurng
shsynss aud coips and spltng several bssreis I've
places hred on hs sscoud door prepared and
aec on e hd foor sna one hred IN the attic The
dAsy evif ny Intended 20 make clean work hut
unknown cause the n.s "a 20, burn rapy espece1
1he dsmsSe done the ssock Of LIQUORS viii
TO 500 II Il insured for go zoo the foio conpe-
rss uni.d states COO ssrket W Jersrson q 90,
reoT s's, $50; Pst, 81 coo; ta'a,e,te GuO. Hom4
s0o New Amsterdam sS go; Phonis OF dartfc~d 81 s
uaruod of Hartford ~ The building 4 -red -
ariel Lcr II dsmssed sbous $50 and insured In 10
New Yots fIe and ssrine FnswaSce Company.
TrRr oss SrRrrr Abrus 10 cl,ck on SATURDAY. nlsb6
FIRE bote ont In stable IN the OF Ros. az
belonging John organ There sixteen ho-sss d, e
stable owed bv te~ct they extrtsssl
w, which wss burn, % DEATH Damage siso Nu
Dsnfancc.
F'rg EAsr rrSrH srRtKr About nlne O'Clock Ia, ~
Ere occurr'd m he carpenter TO, of John o.s =,
Tebh srees besTesa avenues A AMI D, Damage kilins
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-23
MoRTALITY. REsTGNATroNs &c.


EANEs OF toAR or 1Hk KTLLFD, UOusuED, st5fg'
NArioSS AND DAsBgrioNs.
We have teen ~ cyn.ittrsbio paEs 70 ooec for 1af
rcsfrr. csrrect W OF thots Of Gesers wa kcrB ono
sho have dlcd, chiefly wiskia ihe u thrco rJtths
tbereshovs IN b,te or wounds resolved, Of dissse of
By wh.,over We have also addod tas ns-ic. II
IfOss sho have resigned dessrs si,ha sisu moulh,
somo msy have isliou whose rams VII net be fond
here, fcr 90 tloal reporis hive besn received from
walkers headquarters Bot u m,y bereHsd on s per
fecsly o'rrcot far goes and Is ombsious cannot
be nsby, for has been made up the authority ofIe
vers Nicsrasuan officers, one Of whom Vas At Rvss
NJ January stth two days a,er the sction ~ George
q, which be also Vas preseol ws have fouad II np,,,
bic 70 obtain The names Of privstes who nave oesn
killed..
Lieut.. Ool IA Lame of Cuba killed By she allies
after berg tstsn prisoner 81 Nssssya
Lieut. Col Byron Cole. killed st san Jscinto.
nsior Lecnicss xcintasb died OF fevcr, Ia December
Ospt p. y. Russell killed ~ - George Jan. rs
Jan se. '''- . '''"''' - '''' - -''''N = O''''''
o.ps s.orse W. sr' ,dcd .s Granada, Dec, 1853.
Gait Henry w,te., (sest Point csdes) died Of 70
Cal, n Fraser, KILLED In the second battle q nss.
ssrs.sa a ). W. sleigh, Of Poushsesp.s. " T. died os
sursscs a n. scsss, dlsd 10 Jssuury a wounds rs-
csaves In tbearr battle d Msssays
csp4 J u Green, tnled s Gfsrsda
Capt = LAVAL s'hh, snled t uasssys
osp. J a. winsmson, Of Nes York, drowned sssr
csp, s.muc, Leslie, Of New oris.as, tsd .s ersssda
Cap. John scorcs killed at n George Jan. %
CsIt Perine, hiped 81 Granada
cat Rshisiweix, died Of ever a Granada
c,t Hs,se, tiDtd n Granada
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-23
ACCOUNT OF AFFAIRS IN NICARAGUA BY
AN EYEWITNESS.

On the th Of January sse steamer San Carlos lef vr
gin Bay ior eryIorp With the passengers Tor Sew York
an, DID no, return hsvrs bssn taken (ss nov verv
wtr kbown) By the Costa Ricsrs. The sscsmm--~ also
the Virgin which had len for sse river eight days before
shs san Csrcs-no having been heard from The tash
Of Jsuu,sy small beat transported from lae Sierra
Nev.a. Qhsn lying al San Juan del sur, waiting tor We
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-23
csrs Avoino Of Nicaragua. H,cd or-pneruUnis, Jan

SsF' AVoH0o, oi T'osfssoA' ~Cu o' Pn0a"ons' 'sn
Iers Tyler Oswiu killed at s~s second OAs,'c Of Ma,
Leu, II A Cssnsrt, Il Now Yoyss, killed at arsnsd
Iasus n e. Mi,aseu, killed at San J.scse.o
Lieut. Chas Gordon. murdered by Lest kstoe In Oct
Lieut. Jsssirss Esslle executed fol' sse murder o
! 9ordon
IisuI I. q. Flouruoy, dred from disesse.
Lieut. Hall killed 81 ~ George, Jsu. ~
keut Hyer. sNIed at u. eprse, Jan 2S
Lieut. 6fvere Rfiled at 81 0sosse, Jan 30
Laos Aususts 1sAisr, kind ~ Granada,
L,srA rrsacAOe nosh, died of chOsera
Iisva Course, olea OF fchoisrs..
Lieut. 9Oohsy. deserted q ers.saa and wis b, ~ b.
the enemy
Lieut. wsser, kiiled a Massage
Surgeon I'ss, oisd " disease q Grsssda
rsui Henry Sherman, died frc~ woa"ds received
WOUNDED.
Col John Jsqnos, OF Now orleans; mossally, st st.
CT oso Leonard. mou.ll,. ss s., eosvvA Jan. 10
Capt 4 a. JohGssooe, MORALLY "
Lieut. Magic. nortaiiy "
Lieut. Hller, oabgerousy,
Lieut. Northedse, dangerously, "
lieut. col RsdIsr, slightly, g. Os4y~ Point, on
he San Juan rivor, Feb
ErsseSBD, KrO.
Brig Gen 9 Aornsoy, casaisred
Brig Gen B. d Frs, resigned.
tOt Jchu Markham, resigned.
Lieut. Col rrankP Anderson, resigueAs
Eeut Col koDonsl1, resigned.
Lieut. Ooi A. Rdder, rss eosd
Maj Warren R,yronG, rexiered.
Nal Crsrs, ostsned
MAJ John MarshAil Kentusky, resSgued, and dsud
on tDc pssrage to New Orleans.
Surgeon duncan oashie Tered FOR misoonduUe
su'seooJ q. aesney, resigned
Surgeon W L. Luody, resigned.
o.pt Charles Walters, q New gorS, resigned.
.~ps Lewis wstkios resigned
0sp, L. si. Greet Of ke~ Orleans ressned.
at nd MI, fw~Svln n TfourV
Capt. Su tee, res,sued.
Capt A u Warm, resigned
Capt L. Noveh Waiksy, (arr.hos "a the Generally
esshisrcd for drunkenness
Lent Prnao reslSned
Lieut. Porter reieuea Ia oonseqacncs OF wounds ro-
ceivec ut G,araja
Lieut. Lent resigned
Opt a. Watson, deserted, CasAne)
Lieut. 9eo ferrapd. resigned.
Lieut. " O7ertop, sign, d.
ELut s. Qua resigasd
Lieut. Dorj Andersen, resigned
Lisst q BAi uey Wool, fs.,sSed.
Lses4. OSa Paxtos, resigned
Lieut. Gteppcp. reaisned
LEU, ". Poik, rssered
IlsLt Arthur C0bnos, rcstgvcd.
Con n.ehnond, OF California resigned.
Capt. Ruoc, Il VTsois, resigned
Capt wDsop, of C.iiorsp. res'gaed.
Cspt Bai'ey o. Calf oraia, rosignoi
Lest harley resispcd
Laeut " Nnwby, resersf
some of tho officers Sho se. down In tho lstss
b.vb res'esed oommssi Q stiI In N,oa~ssus
suo scss Of tho 'eoaDder rave returned to the Jssd
atcs % rAse rrw y yIrs sts Tor tbs war General
Horruhv, ~ho sG, bfcn ish IN favor with wsxer. hss
s,vy lSely had fslilog out wth the Coz ms,cer
Che scccnuL h. stlieved of soms Ia,e mic uf no,
N bAuls ssd has hssn cssarrsd Gensr.l IL, nsseu
70 ths favo'is sepersi otnNr he Comosut es In
Chsf srus irc sosd o ls,e 10 suwos or tho
S,Her 10 r,itss ,sotcs and capdacts bs osmp s,gns
With scien,ec ss, le General Walker DE- pcnds
ee.d'ong and rsres' force wst"r mas soms Of nu
csooar trA's which make grea, ruler, bat pe not
sooc general
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-23
MOVEMENTS OF GENERAL WALKER.


During the ue that the steamers we're spc.cd be
in possession Of The enemy Cen Walker has not been dio
He had force ~ ~ Jorge and also ss Virgin, and
has heps large part of hs army q, sivss (hs hesdqusr
iers) employed In burning the poor, worhesss Ises
outside the city, also cuues and burning all ,s,rusb
and vee<s tnas surrounded the city within mt sosnos
on every sdc He has also buh bavr,osccs is ss. po
ssios uai cosd be sasscssd ~ besissina party. He
hes kept hs rangers bosy In soouuss the entire oous'y
within ur,y miles Of Rlvas In every drecos and he mas
sstberes every p 90 OF p,escsscn Of
olizsps on transit 81 Virgin and ~ ssn Joas del sur
and taken them ~ Rivss He has sso taken pcss ssson
OF al the mules sod cattle stock of evevy description
that could he found the rSrs snd IN the sutr 5unsof
country, and carried them 10 Nv~ 60 that At tvs pc
sert i'm Myn, With Gen. waivers force OF eisot
trud,ed coed hssltsy lighting men, under y G
oowoaard d Cen HSnuiagscp, b capsule f ssancing
. slcge oi s icsst tao rnosths sgsiost ssy nane1
=, ,he egemy th-t e,a be brought asanan NJ kn
plepsy o. provision sed smmpuiii ~, us occroni
sI,Y-ss viii be-tO las, hs srmT tao mosihs, or a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-23

~t I'LL be can reseive rtuoroemeuts from he Ssat,s
eth " from California or from the Atlantic SIDE
On he night of the 27th January, Qsnsrai Walkor's
troops N,aed Virgin with all the stores, s. belong ~
TO the 60 Nrnmenf and also destroy cd the schooner 70
prevent the <aemy taking her.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-12
DIED.

BIooMFIELD-In Jersey City, on Sunday, May TO- John
bcom.a "a Trend. are invited attend hi. funeral
TUESDAY afternoon ocloct from the residence OF his oI
nIsw Bowpr No 100 Wayne corner Of Barrow street
,rrrN IN Sunday NAV TO- Robert Bsten, in his sl year
His relatives and friends respectfully invited 70 attend his
funeral from his late residence No. 10 Grand street at
psKFRIr j.,ev Civ on Saturday NAY after short and
eX.I lln.s. Albert only Of Edgar and Agnes Bake
cttrNoWETH~ sunday. May TO- John Henry son Of
Jobn and MARY Elizabeth Chenoweth seed year months
and IS days. -, ,
CAHILL-0n SundsyMAy w. y'-He'' ~" - A'1 '"u
Margaret OshiL =, =,
sged ~ years and months . , 80
and William EmsndOh eyed YEAR Nc %oIihi and = day..
dorf. aged % year, 4 months anu uAS'
yINK-On Sunday May 10 Georse soh OF Cohsd and Msrsa
ret Fink aged year months and days
GREEN-on Monday May H. after 'nof' 0u' severe ine'
and friends are invited to attend her funeral from
her late residence No 40 walker e'' 0H "ee''s' l''n
d2p N. -
GUNTER-On Sunday, Nay 10 hsf"ah H. "un'ei seed "
years go go
HoGBERG-on Saturday May Albert, only son Of Albert
nd AMI gosbeTr. ssed months and days.
HoGG-op sunday Nay 10, Of consumption William John
Hosg aged 81 years -
LAUGHIlNon saturday May Of congestion of the brain
MryH.N-on sunday. May TO- Of long and severe Illness
James MeshAn.
MHLNANN-On Saturday Nay a; midnight aged % year.
5months and 10 days, John Muhln'Ahn'
RosEvELT-on Saturday morning May Of apOPs1y Jacob
Roosevelt, aged 81 years
RYNprRs-op saturday May Oscar T. son Of Theodore
md Ann Rynders AGED years months and . day.
sNELL-on Sunday May 10 Mr. Isaac sne III the 9'h year
Tn. funeral III take place the residence Of his sister Nh.
and friends are respectfully invited 10 attend without further
inytsfon H re aims vii be taken to the Cemetery Of the
Evergreens for intermeni
TAYIOR-r New London Conn, on sGndsy. May 10 in The
4h wear her ADELAIDE eet ofihe late John
| THOMPsoN-In Brooklyn, % Friday. May q, William r.
Jlonpsop " the list year 81 bs bte
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-12

inferior dsrk OIL a. the s,ocl Is not exs,.sx
Lsrd on Is bpoysn bu, the demand e ~. snss. "ers
Cotton seed On referred 70 yesterday 70 souh.rn ~.
Co Il is found 90 b. oxesent oil or e.r,.i.
posss Red OIL remain. quc ansud and prices are uas,
PROVISIONS TIE demand for Port /, more ssi,. ,,s
" IN light sTys' In ProPeci prices are hruer with few es
a quotations a the close the sales $50 ~. .
, 2Jd IS 40 for Mess cash to-day and q 80 IN A.
regular way and SIS 25a SO 80 Prime Beef 10 seo
request for packing into and prices fully ,s
sa!ss 60 bill. at $50 sH Country Mss. $40 fss
% for Prime ard SIS 500 s6 50 foI repsehed Wss..ra
tss good lndi.es part 10 arrive At ga Bacon .e.ss
end wanted at gi2is Lard rner and in good denaoi
4.c Butter Is heavy plenty and dali, 2292t Tor
stat ga , Shss.e : ,ssss :, i2e2i Beef Hams hrs,
IN nossne demand prevails former prices. ses
" SAT- r1s r =. - Is 49,, - SsAtliIy.
/. steady sales q Tuks Island a. Sc 9.u,i a,s
boston there is rather inquiry for
ton leo bags ~ T,c cash. in bond, ior export
sIGAhs-sof outside lots eSyers have the advantage and
lowers holder generally storing their goods rsmsn m
supposed that twohirds q the s;oe is whds~p NOM
sale ard the field ett for ddent hl6ess realize AZ her -
yeInoe sales Of 400 bids mostly Cuba including hhSs
sKTNs-Curscos Goat are in moderate request a. ,h, -.
cession from Pryous rates. sales ~ bales At 6odo ma
TALLowholde,. are hrr1; the supply coming forward 1.
WoOL-The stock Of Domestic Fleece Wool /. YER, Inn,
and with fair inquiry for and extra grade. fan pyysS,
eusrtity now remaining on hard sdecne u s95 y @
rates in order 10 affect the market previous the nov.
a coming forward asserting that the -.
Ar unable paw the prices darns the a.
EXIT or nine months sccont Of the freat depression IN
Noolsn goods Then ii they cannot prices s ,h,-
stop hs the machinery running TN goods find their "a,
into consumption, and then when there is scarcity Il ARR
prices advance transatlantic friends cannot pn
sell the low qualities Of Woolen, since prices or s
material have advanced on the other side There hr
supply Of low Pulled but this is only in limited request the d.
mand being chiefly for the finer qualities ranging from AZ IA
&c. the latter rate for extra country soetn quiet bet
pending the reduction the low grades foe qualities a., IN
light stock and firm.
WHlSKY--The market is firm with good demand s.ls,
1880 bbls Sic. small lots at size and Sc for and D.
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MARRIED..

BUTLFR-COOKE-At Sydney Farm, PENN on "Wednesday,
Anil % by tn. Rev Samuel Aaron I H. Butler Of Phila
dephia TO Bertha f. daughter of the late David Cooke
CRUIsE-PEPPERs-O Sunday evening May By the Rev.
William P CoTbt Mr. George W Cruise q the City Of New
YORK 70 Miss Eliza Peppers OF the City of Brooklyn
JONES MEGARGEE- On Thursday, May 7, by the Rev,
VIM Suddersp. William Jones TO Emma MesaTSee all Of
Philadelphia
McIARFN- McVEAN-In Inverness, Livingston County,
Y on Thursday morning May At the residence o. the
brides father by the Rev VIM. McLaren OF CALEDONIA
Robert N McLsren of Milwaukee, 20 Anna Mc'ean' only
daughter of Archibald McNesn-
McpRIDF-COOIF-On Sunday May 10, at ST. Luke's Par
$50 nv The R-y Isaac Ii. futile, William Mcbride 70
Mary A. Coole. . =
sTRATTON-COLTON-In Brooklyn, on Thursdsy May =
by the Rev NJ Lord ID. D. MI John bushrod sus'ton 10
Miss Clara Cotton, all Of this city
sTFELE-sMEATON-In this city, on Thursday evening
April 80 by the Rev s. Chsuneey' heny o'eee " 'aH"
Snneatou. both of NewYOrk
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WhaleFs.

Arrived Q. New Bedford May 7-ship Gideon Howiand,
Rrr,pt North Pacific Ocean, Lahzina Oct. ID, Wy,otshs
Nov 20 Pernann April with 500 bbls whale 81 tIs
taken on the pessaee and 900 bone board 10 dwsna
IT, Co Sent the voyage 40 bbs. sp 100 do whss
Ill and % 600 bone Reports sailed from Pernanbuee N
leaving the Sandwich Islands. Passenger In the o. H. %
Bryant Captains wife) ,,o.,
Al.o ship Narcs Wing North Pacific Ocean, HONOLULU oe'
9TH Wytootacke Nov 18Th with 80 bbs sperm tS2 or
whale OIL and $500 lbs. bone board 70 Eawss ~. =,
land home the voyage Is 900 lbs oons. .h
freight % bbls sperm OIL and 800 lbs bone non sp -
Meigs 70 Kelley swift. Died board inc 1gn, en-
uu ution Feb 10 G57 Charles swezley Of PhsdsPhs oo
sul's man I'D killed by whale Charles "hn''"' " ~
A,o bark Cornsla Cnpo Pacific ocesn I.oanasns re-
IS rgh "a bb so SO DO wb. OIL and oo bone on ooaa
10 KoIIock Son Sent home on the voyage ~ nsh 70
200 DO VII Oh and 800 bone mas on neiknt os oe" D.
~ -, .'. - Nah 81 lex IS 50 s.. lon IS W. ship George
EsIS Nish of and for New Bedford no oil since Sssihs
hE Keoks Howllnd, Pacific Ocean, raeshusns ian.
- 10 bsrrel. sperm and ~ do blsekhsh OIL on Oea
- ~ socnn, sent home the voyage so boiH ~ -
- a. 6sct6h oil Uss freight 10 barrels sperm ca a.. a.
~ Helm Mar 10 L. KoIoek Son; 0S bbs I'm, ~ y 90
hst n1 fom .hip Enterprise TO Edward W G.rdnsI ssH
-, Reports spoke March a. lsi Il %, ., Oh ~
bars Merrinac Rice, N days from Honola12 o. anu ' W.
Tnnson With cargo Of oil and bose on frsisht- %
40 bark Elizabeth (of Wesfpoft). SVpA az Ii
ysbe sryehee Islands Dec D. ST. het,ns Ms'eh ~ ~
zoe bbls sperm oh 70 Andrew Hieks Lei. "a
Hsetor Johnson Warren, clean Ler a. ~ nslen' sv~,
Nm a Henry Colt Warren 500 sp- bound 20 congo AZ,
N Frankln Rus,eu Westport, Clean bound 70 IeLso w.
lin Child. Do l9O bills bound 20 Coast o. Afrie.i "a
Rn..,ll,N b. full bound 70 Bravo and home hipps
X. l. bound home, vi Est stated esl