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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-15
The War tn China

Ifu ATTACKS On VAN gusss- CoNrYRgCg or
DI"JossTIC stsIsrHrs Trs USTTKD -TArEs
1sTER E,T fSrsrCTvn-EFypcTs oY Tas
KAvsn sLAuGBiBE-TBE RUssrAs MISSION TO
KIH.
KaF (Aprii ih) Corrr~poo5enoe Of Lnuoou rmc. I
ChiD~sc vu rks snd huas, which were a. ono
- Duu,ery~s Ia Tire gcinay Of our vessels are sad
% nesrB al a app-~red
= AdnsfAl sr schsei sey moar B, bis Gag at present
ere bsf NJ -, . shtp Caic IT,, IN she hafbH
the VI int thr bs-g - the oOuors Nc companvr
~ A~ftai q al Tue Chung bay, cot out mandarin
y hicb w.s nro at 10 he , By the steamer nat
q "A ore vhch - IRE 90 the boat a they sc,
b., ga sso t-A'n possssiun Of, s1a belo al the
90 " uboef 80,
-. .crvre rye, ,o p,y thai too officer, and one
-cre severely wounned. and -four me1 wolni ed
We .iso 10 10 loe 81 eosAssueot shsh ,oos place
The bos't 81 Her hstsv'. rsesms- -amr-ou and
sDo tbip abb He, uusic' Goa upi,~e Fgba ats ,sed
| n tooe - s.Baartn bos0 three lorrna. to D.eo
I th, erusbce d tls C~ubu re Tea haat aud
zee lof,hAs strr destr,y ID the Or n thai "a.
pon o. toe from the. bore, ~h-reA srssi number
eps todisrt se'o oobgregs,ed. szs very heavy
col, sortds NJ or eide wo Que sevefey
~ Sine inloriast pagers are ssii 10 have be q
o. hosfo the Jusk, but tbar contents are nos a.
ma H. hut-
.hn d. srns afJst the rcceipt ~ his dsspsiches
n, IO,h tebusry, vists-i hscso, where bs bad
rttCe th tie W Urh sud tuerivsb Niaisters. IL
,pWcn tai uputC 90, have been seut out by the
Do ffstri foVef mcDt ihN III French iofcee In
rts W oterte 9Th ours In t1e present cri-is
The sreS Vo- ktrrr Nod ~ vccered str,,ldr
f'ow h1 o-rsewsrt The French Minister, NJ
ioo, y ii pre-eu' here 90 Tsa 10 ~ iona Boz
'esmer lady hvy Wood arrived yesterday from
%, sib nsie- 10 he ob tns,snt The steamer
~ The ~hcf pO't 90 Der way dosp, snd Reports
tpeNsibu
thiniupo the steamer feii Ia 9th % lars, REQ
bth we're b'tug sp~ckcd ~ eigb, large prauc
20 hssvty ~ ued Urohn 40 ihs steamer 40
the Iafaist made 81 me iunEs sere taken
~ be 'Uaucr and brought 90 Annoy Tbe
ported thai 'heJ haa been 6ghtns tor three days
so r'si number 90 b,~rd he jisN wcre
wouud, d
Gsssas ieach % the "a Of nArch but stu no
h an sne ~ 20 C.htnn guest m
sabF, 90 "dl,1ss, eth, " would sppear, the COZ
~ che lmIs rsl sovrrsment, have tmpos~u q duty
o Trr chest uu ths enirsnce " orsu n into sbang.
moueJ eOes TITO the Imperial treasury Tor p.y.
r<He.
tns collisior hs tsksn pssoe between the French
Iepepe to~ctsmeo Tao OF The fsrmer .err
TIE msoer has been reportd 70 The Preach
niss insuirJ riu, 10 doubt Be Instituted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-15

porsuve TIE retail n 90 In the cerS', having
bsus,ed Ei'rks Ira cr~srd iers the
nuisctufer~ which fousd ,aii fzcory The IL oos
manufacturers have Cd orders from Psr'-
bot they complain tina, ,h'tr Old Customers TIE un'
States ere ~,ind time. rhs Americans, they cay a"
p'obshy Ssia'e Zoe the LAT of July ~hen the Ne" y"
will come 10 iUTo. and the exiting daes VII We cons"
dersby reduced. Apprrheniau seems 10 nave Ceased '"
the touihe,n o~Iaueus respect q the health OF me
sak worm
The scoaun,s from the growing districts on FRANCE
ooptnue IA vor bic lbe vines every where sarth
ing upoer The in ,eScc Of The late weather AMI 40
sccdept occurs o preet the grapes from srrv ne Al
maturity more sbuudsn vintage may be exeec,ed 'nso
Tor some ar pat
The Council a the liverpool Chamber OF Con-
have issued a cali ror .hic messing In th. TO
Che l2,h OF June 10 ado.a Tor securing
spppy ol oo.tou adequate TO the requirements OF the
country.
The W est Indis mall steamer Psrans hsd ARR ved al
ouhs NIPPON sth million dollars in specie.
The nsi sieams bip Eui opS New YORK, arrived
Liverpool Gu TIT 3isI al May.
TIE etee mi tIs North Ssr Leopold l. and Hermann,
wbith ltt Ne- Yort the l6,h May arrived on Co
a. foIlows: North Sr, att P. ~ the 2pth Of MAJ
Leopold atA n on the soth; aud Herman0 u, 10 p
on the 3csh ui,mo
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DEMANDS or rrk Uoukr or MLRI D-DAhGER or
BIri.uA sTiV BAD FskLI "a.


BIriuA.Ti BAD FsKI.I>G.
Pare MAJ ~ o resp .'ence q ir,od % Times
teeRrsihio oer sch ir,ui Madrid sunouncvd Jester.
dsJ that oi'culue had vixen ~ tie fodatus
the 9th n the fart rbe "Mexcau Que-ti,u" com
prsis be clam. &C certain bondhod.s The republic,
which ae oil standing AID the sau faction dean And,d
by spain fer the ouirage~ sod murders perpcrsted
S4sDbh subjcs oeni be xexTsn territory. Though
come rays SAT efacUry settlement aupes
y prob ME YET there Is to tear tnst in q" ID.
unit d effort 81 LIrd Hosds0 aud the MARGINS de
TuIRw, The Ques',on does oct preeeut
meDt very tsvuisnle appearance. The -r.sid.ul
az the Couud aud the NpIater fo Foreign Affair Marsha
NsrNsfz and ficsl are both moderate In Their view
and pacisc their n'ep,unl bat ,bete Il violent and
unconS hs ie' hng m hostility against Mexico among
the public, "a toe pe and IN Congress II the Congress
the iAIagtsi'h In tbe answer 10 the epe oh from the
thoue VA GRAN ny H. azAles Bravo (the spanish
Mint ter IN kngl NO Ia much sL TINE tlsD The car
resSndtrs 10 The leech; but would appear
Thea eve this dee not sasf! the epUues, and au amend
mth viii pc bshiy M moved % make THE paragraph
more bitter 'hH IL l. certain that ID governments Is list
which the maj rty split aud, ~ the NJ xicsn Quee
COO il the and easieet Of al mean, Of oppri
90, harshsl Narv~z and NJ Rdsi are becoming
evry Gay ltts free Hgvn IN the MISTER. Be
q de- The bstmH tttlug VA the pubic 10 triumph
the tusOienoe II tie old c"ny ARTIFICIAL rrisanoa
has neeo eku'd b ,ersevenng efh l. sud Iyisn
peBdttu N mn'cy On the OF person hostlg Mexi
bonds large amount sh, tpinA that nothing
short IL ulnr~ ~l ,hisn for them the psy OF
their than doubtful claims IL Is TO he regr Ved that
Lsf diJ arrive a. Madrid time before the
mee'iug the 'ories TIE government feels that toe
putirs, III uIb for the greater part e,,
grow ing that they clecpd and
With ungis'eT "A rihOt lrveuue 60 make a sho~ OF
tp0et enut thFe " cry Mexico
which ode PER- then .el other IA patriotic
-thst uJbaPps snJ-ot'e .hch is ~ drrsdfuly post
tuted 10 ~Isin On The whole fear thai Lord H- sden
and DE Turgt may ne so king not 10 le-D Isabella
but a. the, in France. 'rOT Ie oi de PrSse'-thAt
IL, for not alLg
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PEARL HuSrIrs- IsrvsRsrfsg IscIpur--Our
Cobsm ne'Rbbors have bo~ ann then qrees i.eas
about The mineral and ether deposits o Mes Jerses the
olasslc Notch brook they apt rcgvd . nd
Pasts, oniy lule isrr~r 10 which be dsy and
night crowds Of people vsorg snd ratng for the precious
commodities. The other day too rnh aveu1e Ia ii-',
rusrns In silks and beected with gold spd j. vsl,
mp 10 Paterson posrl fishing excursion rdsy hal .
pc feet ieht dc this No lac, human divine,
ost the hunting for opsnug ~ clans to the steiner
BIT fair sdvertnrers ia no, prop~e 20
90 this length. They world rely engage 40 omn'bas,
reIai 10 the dsepgs and there hire haN dozen N
the 10 hunt Tor them they s-ciy pcckesnG the
nice lnue elobues inside In reschns the br'ut hsi
their surp~ise robody there Not iivtsG ~yl
TO be seen; and q claw much ess pearl, ooud
be bad for love money. poor things. they cams oscs
fu offury and fuss, mime their silver hit nth he
vic'lon t'st they had the elephant a. iastPa,so~,
NJ T. C,nrdtnr. .f,e> N
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News from Siberia.

|
Letters from hiachta Of March 20, meotou that the
two Americans, Messrs Col ms and Payton. who had
Iaseed the Amor, for the purpose OF openin {
, numerical relations 9Th those regions, had been
maize the eutjcct OF various ovalions Al q ban
qeu, given In their honor, they had dilsted much
on the friendship existing between the United
states and Russia hiCh had sho IN Itself In such
bright during the late war, and tna,ted General
Myursv IT. who had de1e more than Of mis- p'edece&
for Eaterp Siberia During their stay they pre-
sent the F~s of apces In Msmstscbin and they sub
sequen, rcssrDed home by dropping dom the AMOR.
Trade IN Kcbta deec very brisk, particularly
10 there bad been, these letters report Russian
foods for fully half mil ion rouoles silver exported
and silver spece having been exported 70 China from
ssis 10 exactly that amount and sbeut the time,
probable that ibs latter version 10 the
statement Al Yk uek they had been expecting arrivals
Of American sugar, which " DO cocveyei up the
'mor hut the badness Of the Intervening land couman
csrob bad prevented the execution Of this plan The
fs- AT rbt the other side OF the Ural mountains,
was brought 10 q close on March Is, after having
LISTED ur weeks the value Of the goods brought
tbher for sae estimated al 70 million silver roubes
The prices OF lower than usual but the quality
WA lsotor,iopaby on al ohor goods the prices
about 10 yer higher sugar cost 10 roubie per
pound-thst TO say, About Ia 3D. per h. An proof of
may he toned that this fair attended by
siderable number Of harpers OF both whose gains
W have been al the greater a. the total xsrteuce
OF the they prac,sed oerod virgin soil for
died In Ural po~sessed az fortune estimated vatousy
1850 fOv and ~ 900 90 roubles IN epte OF all this
wealth be could not br himss n 10 leave the spo, where
he had made all the ind where be still crsoversd
upt the Of hlch several millions depended
docided bis favor the ilb ~ March OF this year
the following cay death came add carried him OF from
The scene Of his lsbos and HE immcuse opulence.
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Nrv CxNrs-Is order to enable the Mint 10 ray
the oepo~t already received for cents the n
,her rsc-,4 ~ Spanish and Mexican coins and old ccpe
will be suspended from 10 day until further no I've h CIV
The s'ivcv coins above named will be rccevcd -
heret fore, at the rate OF lax per standard eus
Iavsble IN tbe silver coins of the Mint Ndad%yA6
P1sar6cGHSmH ysws Ia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-15
The Railroad spccuiasioDs Oe France and

lvieuus my sn) Corrv+ pndeooe q LOoses uuss
During the sst week the eesere, Assemsses q the
Rsr sde met The gross recs Of the Northern Railroad
our inc the ear 1856 le,s $500 l6s the
S"r eer, RAID on the share~ ana bonds eSs
SIX the ne. receipts were thereto 0OS o9od 2ek out
which sum extra dividend 10 per cent was pad
1866 25k w.t added 10 the reserye faId which, on
be let Of January, 1887, Was 2,0ooovan e'k. inc
only important resolution taken oy sne sse@ s
The Fmnsrcr TO permit the Northern Railroad
Company 10 cede the line from 0sSt ,otm or Craccv
p zemy Il to the Eastern Rsrost ConTsn Al the Gese
raj Assembly OF uie ssern EDpress Exsbeh Railroad
veso iVed thai o. 600 0o0n tastesd oil Oh oo'Wod
should be raised and after warm debate WAS decided
up par aud Of the company shares 10 the
a 10 0OO,0Of One member Of ths board Sas a
shares a, the lowest pebe price but The assembly
sidered molten "immora y and sharts, which would
probably fall 70 90 not bolsered up are TO be bought
Tie price Oh toey tseued Daring the sitibg
il TRANSFERRED that for the rails had beee ooS
Guided with NJ Lindheim, one Of the txo geatieu,eu
given. Although line supreme Commsndo Of The
army has yet settled whh line Is t. be taken bot ween
Mok and Lps Count Wickenbure he President, stated
that Tie wo ks would probably be hnlshsd within the SIT
pnlaed period The gros receipts OF the state Rairoa
Company (Ausro French) during the year 1868 we're IL
iS7 ooed, aud the expenes Oooh which aosus Of
l0ths per cent To the net receipts OF ths 'aiIroad
amounting " 692S O54n added s4S S67h Ohe reve
derived from he domaine and mschiae factory
UAkiug tCtRl Oh l,0iobtlH AUG VfStedA SapFa' was
200 o. D0Of but since the company has been formed
priority" b nds for 81 0o0f and for II 500 oo have
been issued which taken by he French Credit N ,
bitter Ii was resolved the general Assembly to Issue
proriy" bonds for 60 900 OOof whioh SUN s SAID
10 be neces'ary for the completion OF the works.
Aner 10 per cent, as the t1ntme OF the 20 members
Of the Beard per cent interest on the ospi
tall and 3ss Oo0a or the reserved md had been deduca
from the nes receipts the maDder vas divided among
the at the rate Of por {of 6o0f
The revenue of the domains mues, wh,oh represent
capital Of le OK 0OOf only LIZ cent The Os..
ole the subject Of the Eastern Frxncis Jo'eph) Rail
road. Some months ago 30 per ceat WAS paid up 90 q
capital OF $50 and the whole sum,
was lent 10 the Credit Mober Paris, shioh has pro
baby u, cd for the misc scene " the sian railroad
speculation" The Vienna paper asks whether the Credit
Mober des erves implicit confidence that the hoard
Of Eastern Railroad Company Is justified In len ting TO
large caVita which per cont interest Is guaranteed
by the Austrian government
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American Rnilre.d Securities In England.


From the London lines (sity artcIe,) June 81
Aueni has recently been called 10 which pre-
can be thrown In the way of Eogsh holders OF American
railroad securities when there Is disposition the part
Philadephs Wilmington and Baltimore Railway resolved
10 ksre stock 10 amount equa 70 10 cent Of
their existing capital and hat The shareholders should be
Core Engkh holder Of 400 shares consequently
oeved On Invitation 10 take 40 neg shares lie had 10
DeS & ,bo,ss ss II s M
Re ". Informed That Mr. Usher, Of Pills,
management OF the concern, bad taken upon him
aef IN make the subscription Mr.. Co ~cls behalf,
though he wa personally entire stranger 10 NJ.
eke right IN act In the matter Mr.. Co~s OF course,
would pot recognize The Transaction or pay suy Of the
qOent years, scv sso COMPANY pad dyidsuds 90 the
old stock add, ~ total " 100 thus became due 10 Mr.
oowel, they determine 70 .e1s H. snio APPLY 70 The
payment OF the calls on the nee sock, which he hat
conseuted 10 take, but which hey had resolved /,
ioa upon him. Mr.. oo-eu bereupoa brooshs al action
for the recov~y Of The amount and obtained q verde,
against them supported BY their corporate funds, The
company son prolonged the contest BY earring be-
tore the supreme Court 81 The s,au Of Pcnnsyivania,
judges then ordered the " be rcsrsucd before
fun bench, and as they do not mees Wa n until
The conclusion, whenever may be arrived A. viii be Of
great interest 70 al persons 90 this eide connected With
the ultimate verdict DO ssisfsctory delay expense,
and annoy inflicted should opera useful leeson
70 set discOrdent pleas, the
ht being that Mr. Core nnst be held 10 have subscrib
cd ss he dldno, give immediate notice 70 tho contrary,
and the second that be s shut oct from his claim by the
statute OF limitations In the instance the company
tbs, they have paid him his dividend by applying
them 10 the new stock through bic agent Mr. Fsher and
10 the otber, thai apcsuou has been made for
these dividends either by himself any agent, and
that clai has apsed The latter plea peculiar
" damaging, sipce the present "k believed 10 DO The
nrst TINS a corporation In Penn vanis has set up
the uuie Of Limitation bar 10 action for div idends
BY sockholder Who until utt before be brought his &C
ton had never demanded them and who had received
notice that hs right N them vas disp1sd" The entire
affair ems nj present 10 stand N p-Surposn ne tie first
plea of the 10 be admitted, tho rule viii be estso
ished that any person uttor stranger assuming
10 agent may commit foreign gockholtcr 70 an
creass subscrpiou unloss such holder hal fornsry
and I'm lately notify that he gave him auth Dy
sble under o cond plea, tbs door will be opcoed 70
an entirely class Of frsods Hhert1 The Of Pens
ylru Ike that Of Erslsnd had pcvcy rcognlzed that
coyporaon could oouhscae the unclaimed property Of
airy of va psrtners but ttis right IL N be allowed ser
suounis beirg due vii be I'll hai Is necessary for The
purpose.
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SUGAR AND MoI,AssEs, .Tbe

SUGAR AND MOLAssES, The sales of Sugar embraced
200 hds steady prices Fair Fully Fair I0lDUac D
b.. of Moasse 200 bbs sold at 55@5Sc p gallon for
Good Fermening to Prime Reboiled.
FLOUR The demand fair with sales about 1000 bbls
of which 1000 ST. Louis So 500 at the 400 at 50 o. 500
in three lots S. TO- 400 in several lots Sc 2 25
Stained Illinois S. STA 200 Ohio at s. 49, and GOO Fine at
IS 25@S5 so p Dbl.
The sales of Corn embraced 5000 sacks in
GLIDING 1000 St. Louis Mixed and Yellow at &C. 40 at 666
1900 Yellow 500 TO- 800 White 70@7l, and
Fancy White at 5c a bushel Oats firm with sales of
1900 1900 sacks ST. Louis 6i65c "a bushel Bran
lower and 1900 sacks sold at 81 55Sl 40 u 100 bs
PROVISIONS. The sales of Pork confined retail
at 22 80 Dbl Market unsettled of Bacon As casks Ribbed
Sides sold q and Is Clear 1874 and Mon
day 40 Tennessee Clear l3c q b. Nothing of any
done in Hard
HAY noticed sale of 1880 bales New York, from the
ship, said to be at S26 so "a ton. .-s...
COFFEE cargo of bags Rio, he Meacos) sold
at l0SSc q b. ltF s.%
BAGGING. 27S bales India sold in three 1890
u yard cash, short time with interest
OILS About 80 bbls Cotton Seed Oil Clarified dis
posed 95c small lots OF Lard Oil 81 20 q gal
ron for Prime .H-
SPIRITS TURPENTINE.. =. Holders asking 49@5Oc
q gallon. Stock light.
ALCOHOL. lilo bbls High proof sold Monday
SAC U gallon 'ys|
WHISKY! We noticed sales of 100 bbls Rectihed
200 Wsire Extra 25 and 20 Raw also at 26c d gallon
EREIGHTs. "A ship taken for Liverpool I'D for
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Aep ORLEANS afluneg sflarsst.
Iues.la. K..n,.i..a. III y. na.-

+ CREsoEsT oFrIcE. M. 20 Camp street.
9se TUESDAY Evening" April il, 1857.
The money market to-day presented some symptoms
seucy and short loans full request The mischeyous
effects of leg station currency and banks has than
apparent yesterday and day. The law requiring Banks
make daily statements and The average position each dsy for
week be rendered 10 the Board of Currency week.
isshowin its effects We will cite for instance that cotton
facter merchant wants only the moderate
S for three or four days unti sales OF fodGs ade
delivered II application Is made BANK loan
t, CANNOT be granted unless the B9 unusually flush
oin by the loan Of this very amount the
Hank may be thrown out of line rule. The practice
making statements daily and open to all those desrous Of
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

EACTs FOR PARENTS--THE ONLY WAY TO
es ana overcome disease to begin at the foundation
Pn n the Al ms
widespread disease:
dsntismen Saturday last gave vial of B. Fahne.
Of the day he passed arEe number small should
his hes to the public as ss
best medicine for eSpecHnF hS soy IF
Sold wholesale and retail by all principal druggists and
country hants throughout the United stnes mi lm&W
NOCToR HOOFLAND's oELEBkArED GER
~ MAY Dr. nc S NJ jt psGS y rHLApE1pm. Pa
PySp sys aHa al
diseases arising from disOfdsred Liver stomach
49, as I ConstiP @no,
Fullness or Blood to the
Head, Acidity of the Stomach
Fulns s @S wight in s Stomach iSs h? Sour
Of Ffs s nss Z" h
and deult Brsathins Fluerins at the Heart, chosk,
Pain in the Head Deasiency Of Perspiraon Yellow D"'
Chest i LmSs " etc. :. etc. Sudden flashes S p Of
Heat si Bsip im,s II sns j Flei h1 Con
and great t., Depression
The proprietor IN calling the attention of the public this
its virtues adaptation diseases for which
mended
LUIS no new ana untre article bnt one th mas STOOD the
test OF ten years trial before the American people, and its
reputation and sale is unrivaed by similar preparations
and well known physcaas and indlydaS II al Of
lhed annually by the proprietor and be had gratis
Of his Agents. but satisfy the skeptcal that
PRINCIPAL Office and Mandatory, No 81 ARCH street. Phil
adelphia Pa
TESTIMONY FROM LOUISIANA.
The German Btters superior all prepationsnowi
JACKSON, La, August Is. 1854.
Dear Sir-I feel bound to express qualification
the ncacuable benefit have derived
ties of German Bter have found them be all
recommend be cheernlly
tended for and superior to all other preparations
E cry respectfully yours. H. OpPEN HElMER.
THE BITTERS ALL THEY ARE REPR ESENTED TO BE
JACKSON La, August 20 1854.
Dear SRI have used your German Bttes find them
all they and cheertuy them
to the public as an excellent medicine. ,, ~ r,
Respectfully, yours, W. F. FAULKNER.
L. MAYER says:
.. HARRIsoNBURG, L., May o. 1853.
Your German Bitters is very valuable medicine. have
disposed Of all received from and wish supply i'm
mediately.
DIR. RAYBoLD QUAIL says
TRINITY, La, June 80, 1853
have for the last year used the Bers prepared by
you in my practice extensively 1t will shortly be the only
medicine of the kind that be readily sold here and
eye that in less than there will be sold III this
vicinity than in any other part of the country.
DR.. RABE says FRANKLIN, La, Jwpe a. 1852
Your German Btes have become very popular here and
wish fresh supply immediately.
E. A. ADAMS CO. say:
RICHMOND, In. June 2. 1883
Your Bers give universal satisfaction all who have used
them.
You should bear mind that these Bi,ters entirely
table, thereby advantages of the
tons recommended for similar diseases.
Sold by Druggists and Sorekeepers village
- WV = -''s,- ,'''''0 '''N 0 j. WkIGHT L CO.,
an16 lvdWkA New Orleans
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CATTLE M ARK EFT.
PRIC E 8 :
Seipptag yatelllgel1ts.
WEDNESDAY,, April 10, 1857.
JEApt,n yEurEpn

-' aS ' WEDNESDAY, April 10, 1857.
49,. 5s CLEARED YESTERDAY. ,r
Steamship Daniel Webster Lefeyfe for ealysston and Ia
Steamship Atlantis Sheppard fer Brazos Santiago CALVES
ssB as hsT Wns ssS
s shP Gfs o aSns nss Ct" sss
Big Timothy Crosby Harding, for Matanras =, -
schr Sarah Bartlett, Saunders, for Vera Cruz,
sehr eiofda Russell for s shptiago, ' i,'
schr Allie Day, Myers for Mobile, "a y, - Master
5z't5 I zs ARRIVED. '' o. /. ,,h. '''
Ship zsaosi Peters, IS days from to ilya'on
Ship kengebes Fagahan. from Liverpool l4h FeS'y
Ship Yeans EAGLE Perkins, % days from Boston, CT A.Fos
Ship Japata WILSON, AZ days from Rio ancTo Master
Point
Bark it ss ssI as IL. agun La r'pde o"0
sehr wa Pigeon, oIeary day from 81 Marks 10 Posi-
sehr hiack Sauall Myers from BiloN-Basih
s schr s@s rkaf a,on s
schr Liberty, Melon, from Bonfouca- Basin, 7' W.
scht Decide sam from 9ohsouca-Basn. d, a. .''. ~
Sehr hnSe l ME-; hGgsrs from Bay 81 Ions-Basn.
sshr Deer r.n Island PERT from ~
sehf JoNihe' i.ouFey from Bayou Iadombe-Basin ~.
sFRAABoATs.a,- ..,-.,.
Oregon, Myers, from Mobile = -f r''f.'t'1'
| w "A Andrews. cooper, from Ouaclita River
| ' VIM c Young L0uaillier, from Washtrctou <
Nebraska, irwin, from Memphis
| % Col Edwards, Jacobs, from Shreveport n'''N
| Ed Walsh, Wood, from, st Louis ~ W ' Ir"H'lH
| Swan Hayes, from Jefferson, -.
Laurel Hil. Thistell. from BsSoa Sara AN
| Ceres. Iabarth, from Balize, ' go --
Il w Powell, Mathieson, from Yickshprg
| JAS Stockton Hauhorn, from Paseag oala-Basin.
Towboa Anglo Saxon Steele, from the Pas<es-ioef down
and 7th inst, ship N Livingston, barks re,ro
| and Warren Hallet--brought up ship Jcnoha. 7,
TOw0eas Downs: MaephsEson from The S,.
tain Eage-btonght up ship kenueoee.
Towboat Il Mlandon. Whann. from the Passestowed
and 18th instant, ships Eastern Ssr and Morse
brought up ship Young Eagle and bark OyermHn.
BEL0w-COMISG UP.
Ship Levi Woodbury. Bradford, from Boston, d.
Ship Champion from Boson-with 1852 tons ice to AN
MEMORANDA. ...-.
The steamer Swan left Shreveport lIt reports Re-
! River low and falling fast all the way down.
EXPORTS.
GALVESTON LA SALLE-Steamship Daniel Webstsr-s9