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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-14
EOIf SALE.

A VARIABLE LOT in stulh Nashville, corner Of su M
II mer and Oak streets, fronting 12U summe r
and 10 Oak win be sold a bargain
The Gas is being carried up front Of this Lot
Apply A. v. :. LINDSEY,
maTch2O IS College street
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-14
MCCLURE, BUCK s CO.,
Tin Plate and Sheet Iron Workers,
I'd " " . "

ooRfNti, GutteFing and al kinds o. Tin Sheet iron,
IL and Copper Work done IL the nQsi Eork@an-like
nsnnsss aad q the shortest Rotiee ~
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-22
R;cs.rd.on. spence s. CO... Circular.

re of y
Nes sFyidsv being Good Friday there vii be Grain
market and we issue our circular 'o-oSy; - ,....,
From MARI Lane had again yesterday most disp'iE-
., Wuy.T being quoted very slow sale al decline Il
7is had depressing effect on our market to-day
,hor-b .I.s vas fair attendance OF buyers the business
80 - 7;td 10 the ner.st retail a. about the price. OF a,t
d.potou 10 buy in Quantity having bern checked
~ AN ,o.r. for the markets throughout the country.
~ oR mot difficult -e - further r. uct tion For extra
ohio. 8 has In ,ior' aud aNor bri- trr,ty
s,d i, rataiI ~ ~ q - indian CoRN has Teccdd 20 -
80 AZ u,ch prce sales have beeU made in stor
an i. IN. ,xtnse q prime yellow Ane - bdSj f1r
~ 80, w ouot.. Wheat. rec. 6Q6 |, vll', 86dS 2
pio'rN pbad d.lphia and Baltimore, q extrs Ohio
y a - 6; Western. Z7t5028i E DOL
RrFF steadv the prce sse1 l-f e" are r-uc
,,,,i "a bv dlcr limit their Purcha.-s 70 immediate
-: 1iS in ~ .hsrrce OF new. more inquired fsr
popv IN iir,itrd r,que.t and unchanged IL 'age-
B,coNj 7G boxes offered AZ euetoh t-1Ay ihe AZ
.S. o.. tsir sul uith moderate demand shout %
- IA - .bc trade ard speculAors, follow. .
- ,rSaes "A, 81 G5sf. 6S boxes long middle bone
E =, 81 IN in 57 boxes 81 ISL boxes x 81 8 IA sN
S 44 boxe, at S s; and Cumberland cut . boHes = 81
~, =, S g 1es boxes a. 81 j. boxes IL SIG; i boxes
a. IS and II boxes q, s. O. A. .,..;,, ., L., -, -
Lap I'M very limited demand AZ aucti2n to-day ~ Mas
~ bi-b.s nd fr fr which wss witndTawn 10 bbsyery
choice l,ro,r y from retail Gralefs- =,
rLLow as declined a. per ewI shs qI.'stion "a Lon
nSoS.y Tor Apri delivery Being 81 tr p Y c. Here
80 20 ,s port buyers holding oi; le casks
aoris,ion sr 20 b. offered AZ Auction tomorrow.
CtoysRsEED-The weather has continued very Unsettled
shch be put a stop ell hd oPts" A 'Aere !. no de-
,.,d sr stci III, auo,A.iors for which arr te nominal
O, Inafk,t cou:iEucs in the same dun state
t,d ,r last, and prices ~? very 1iH. In Manchester.
80 bu,ie.s r,rlsin. du and pres Z" .'". a an-
ur,sans,d Mailing Orleans. lSod hooue Iilod. sad
Minds :. l6d b. y.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-22
Movements Of Ocean Steamer.
Passengers Arrived.

"a .,eam,hs cy @ Wa1ingteH from Lre'p29Ayy Sa,n
Hy James Smith Miss smith Wa:t john btaaiVru
Wallis John Ellis DR. + Kennedy, Mis- Fisk tsh-I
and lady Carr. Needhsm aud lady, q rAlsngham AMI
lsdy Mr W.dd A Mtchill w Bus--l W lism He.."dihe
M NeorF J Bcodrnan Cough lady aud family, Birdeli
Nil. Yonk Mr.. Safry and daughter Moses Morris ity ana
child Butler Wii.or aud LADY,, Miss Wili-on brecnt VI
Kenshaw Montgomsry, Mr.. Lawless Miss CoX M's- uP
ham Mr. Sau and lady Miss Harrison, W Phlps. al %a
children and servant, James Rhotss bysht ahu soy
Eiarwood lady and child, Fry lady and three Children
Mr- Cronie M Shaw Mis- Pilknston. h b hoD-2n' n :
Goddard william Rundorf Jacobs Louis Hart r K-n.i
Evans McI.dEard Capt Syy, Charles smith Edwards
sichert Mos Sichel lady and daughter William Aid'y
lnfv, MI MaskrIl Mr. Hewitt John Cless, Geo hooin+
Nar,i-;oal les. Also 5Is in steerase. Two oirth .Hc
voyage. ,,.,.
IL s. VI ,eamlp Fulton from Hare snd Southanpt'sc
P 5 Kintner q Kellogg, Dyer Dr. t II Biselo"', a ;
Thoupsou Stone, lady and servant maser Stone Nile
stone DR. Westuorcland. J II Herrick John Duden, W
Bridge and brother Nile Bridge Mle Bridge, X
Ch,yaisr Nailbert Henri GrLen, I'm sch, Shas " butt
Madan Lacsdrctte Chas Eustis Masnn Tnos Wells,
Lesley DR. STYLE. and lady McB Vanderpoe Cur
ti- Ferguson and lady Windl-, W kcnsrd' msdm
G " Richards Nile Lombard Madam Lombard, Mic oLa'
bard Mile Dave Taylor LADY and infant MADAM VIII
laui., children aud ;nurse PIye oasl Kent Maaah
elld. n Billiard Berthoud w KsmoeI George
ady Joseph Lafnd Bl.nche,. and lady, Rusch and LADY,
MADAM de St Rriny Lsvisca Nagls Madam Gqlot s1d
child Nile Bernard, Madam HeSI. and child Nil md
Droy Nardan, Madam starct Chas Mcdonald and lady,
job Bel Jas Williams Alex Theyaune, Anto Iosn Pietro
B.rta Graf Louis Coruei.e, Forni Orve, Crosse,
Anto Debhss, Jean Meiza Jerena Tosne, DANGER Ma.
W,rl,r lady and child, G Walz, Ph Bartholomew Madam
KanAnan Madsm Trosse and child, Rudolph schmidt Chris
Martha Bschof Moores, Jacob kruden, Ooh heitschi
CAPT Ayr,s--ll5 in all.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-22

ket to-day. The application at the Bank WI 70 "
expected looking al the amount of tn advances e ne
be repaid 10 that establishment tomorrow aho ~ VIZ
next few days. ,.,..,,.I, in.
Foreign securities have not been largely la '
hut continued sales have caused further decline
In the foreign exchanges this afternoon iheie
advance in rates upon all the principal points; cs,,s
The final quotations Of tn French Three fel 20 sr
the Paris Bourse this evening were coi' 60. -,
money and 69f 30c for the end Of the month, Hio"as
another fall Of q cent money being very ;a
and the market in its present speculative coi.iJ; ~;
sensitive the least unfavOrable movement upon '''
side.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-22
phJndelsb;a MARKET.

Rs,t The markets bare 81 Caezeron sd Y wanted AZ
so Cotton quiet. Cloyer'ed is leid At IS but bayer.
W - -, .sy " re restricted % few sIE1red bbls
80 Tor standard .rtne and . .ot keae.'.I taHly hold
wi.L iieht .... Cor- M,a little better: few
s.5e uadr >, but hos general a,s =, Ara but lit
e.. a, ssius mics AZ Sal - for red and
mi for white Rye Is seaay at Sc Corn /. In good
- "a s,,n LIS a 0O klsh az So Tor Southern yellow
80 - - sao,t Oss ARE worth So and SCARCE Pro
a., s,,a without much doing and very light stock
Gere,es arc qi With MUCH nrnsss sh me Pa OF eoters
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-22
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF EEW-YORK
Cleared.

Bark-Mary Glib Trinidad, @. s. steyen.on .,
Bns--M Kendall, Norton, Bermuda, Nm NJ SMITH h.r-
uoican fSwed) Roden, Lisbon Funch Meincke st Nj
cl ael johnson, 81. Domingo. Ros'sre CO. hampton
Halifax L.sry North Axworthy, Galveston C. Murray
NJ Sabine tBr Bondrot St Johns, n. e. j. W. Brsine; r
Wbiti,r Gage, Seville, j. w. Elw-l Co.
schooners-Snow Flake Weaver Jscksonvie Van BIunt
slsgh.; arns. Smith Savannah McCready, Mott Co
I,hoy Strk Norfork surges Chairman Co. Ben. Hender'
son Wilmington Powell Ve.ndoyi, Robbins Salem Met.
cali Duncan; G. Colgate Seaman, Baltimore MAILER Lord
Ouer,au Silver Cloud Churchill Portsmouth 5 w Lewis
Pedee Baker Jacksonville d. C. Murray; Adele Grimm, VII
I'roneIer-Totten Morler, Bot1ore H. h. Cromwell.
sloop-F Brown Gardner Providence, Kenny.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-22
prorcries.
1nsuranee Companies.

THE MERCANTILE MUTUAL INSURANCE
i COMPANY No IS Wall St, Sev.fort having no. IN M
sn pie capital 4 than SIX HUNDRED inoS go
DOLLARS will make Insurance Marine and Inland ifans
portston RIt. At the rates of prmuH and 'eue
losses with ,heir rrner prOuptness aud hoer.ity'
TRUSTEES:
JOSEPH WALKER. HERMAN bOhEh
JAMES FREELAND, ROBERT L. tAIbOtr
CyRiTs CITRTIss RICHARD PATRICK,
SANIrFI WIIIFTs H w JOHNSON
WiTTiAM r FROST GEORGE w HESNINGS,
WII,T'IkN WATT FRANCIS HATHAWAY,
HENRY EYRE AARON L REID,
CORNELIUS GRlNNELL, JOHN : WILLIAMS
DIVID " CATLIN + HAYDOCK WHITE,
y y MORGAN WILLIAM BOYD,
BENZ NJ. WHITLOCK, JOHN MckESSOS,
ELLWOOD WALTER, H0RArIO EAGLE,
JAMES CHAMBERS, WILLIAM NELSON, Js,
N L. McCREADY, CHAS. DlMON
DANL. T. WILLETTs, DAVID L. sAfRE
/ FDGFRTON PAUL Y. SPOFFORD,
HAROLD DOLLSER.
FLLWOOD WALTER, President.
CHAS. NEWCONB, Vice President.
C. J. DISCARD, Secretary
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-22
Nv WATCHES and JEW ELRY -

ATCHES and JE w L II r. -
GOLD WATCHES AND STERLING SILVER-WARE,
together with of DIAMONDS and all xmas
Of FINE GOLD JEWELRY, &c, H.. AZ
Gold Hunting Geneva full eweled Lever Watches from %
~ SlO0. - - ..o
Gold Hunting fuleweied Engish Lever Watches from s''
70 $500.
We have oil kinds of Watches and will tell onr customer,
snddy what time they will keep and the quality OF the gold
aud kind of movement. ~ 90,
we import one kind Of movement that think will keep
better time than any other " atches in this market
We will ease up Watches to suit customers - .,,
the best quality and large stock OF ALBATA PLATE
WARE. - ,. ~. :, r.,
We will sell WATCHES, JEWELRY and SlLVER-WARE
AZ the yerv lowest uanufactur'rs' prices
SQUIRE s LANDER, No. ~ Fulton-st.
II ~ SorrRr r. -. LANDER.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-22
nianafcrN. &f.

Bosroy April -The Br brig Caroline, from Nova Scott.
for this port of wood went .'nS- Coh'.,st last
e'eANe iBy t,legrsph to Elw.od Walter ,.q.
TIVE SHIP TrLNA from Liverpool Tor S, Ne os went ashore
IN Browu Head Corkhay.n and WI tosal o.-
Tss .hip Ohio from Havana, arrived Win eeeh'~ePt-tA
Lyerpsoll
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-22
h1atrbes, aemelrn, &e.

EINE GOLD JEWELRY VERY LOW.-The
subscriber i, selling all descriptions Of ne Gold JewerJ at
lees than usual prices:
Lad.s gold csneo, csrbuuCle, mosaic pearl and
Enamel painting sets Ear Rings pins and Bracelets,
Ladies' ard Gentlesler's gold Wstch Chains.
Seal Ring. Loctet Rings plain aud chased gold Kings
Pure sold Wedding Rns. gold Thmbles,
Gold Pens and Pencils gold Crosses and Neck Chains,
Gold and stone Sleeve Buttons and Studs.
Gold Lockets gold Spectacle. and Eye-Glssses,
Diamond Finger Rings and Pine
GEO c. ALLEN,
Importer Of Watches and Jewelry Wholesale aud retail,
No II Wall.st second floor, Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-22
"TGS0N PTVFR RAILROAD.-From April

HUDSON RIVER RAlLROAiD:m,.,ti :,.,ion oa sna~.: np,r
Eapfs. srsa. a sa. sSd M and Aospy m n' e.
Ger sin $50 N. 70. .us s'nf and N Tor PeeEsi $50
The Pdushkesee. Pss.. a s'ps mS.., S,ls S csns
Chsopk,r and Thr,y first streets Trains for New Yes
mS SSS Df md sSg p SMITH supehn:snSen''
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-22

CHixLrsroy April ?o-ssles Of CoTros o,iay; 10. & oa
8; .dc decline from the highest point h'-'ih5 fH'
quoted AZ IL! dl4ic. ,... A. 90
NEw-OsLr.Ss April o-Coon depres'ed sales % Gay "a ;,
bale; receipt. a5o Whit Corn T2d75c Mess PORK ~
Bscou-Loug middl. litdll.c.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-22

t.k,n On the sectional doeh for repairs sAe will have portion
or new I'm; be recsuhed and eopper-d.
rh. report in yesterday. evening edition Of h. ship Of
the W.,; beinr ashore a. Staten Island !. incorrect
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-22
Gteamboats an6 Railroads.

IALL RIVER LINE-FREIGHT NOTICE.
The for freight between SewYork and Boston
REDUCED on lat April TO the Summer rates.
For particulars inqigs Cd board, st Freight Qfce Pier
No SNoIih Ryeg.. -
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-22
usrke~ .C.RrrrLLY REPORTED FOR The TRIBUNE.


AsHEs-The market much better; the arrivals az
sale, Of 50 bbs g. 75ds 90 far Pearls and u as . i
COTTOS-Thc market under the foreign news = ~ 80
feeling aud quotations could not be rea1'd tAao
however, been nothing done TO fully tee; prices we q
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-22
f)aints, Oils, plass, &e.

NRIDGE COAL OILS
ID +. +. THOMPSON, Agent Depot No. ss Greenwieh'st'
New-York -, A.,
The Breckenridge Company prepared TO supply these
celebrated OBS Machinery and Illuminating purposes In
quantities 70 suit purchasers
Thick Oil for Machinery and So Oil Lamps s. p per gallon
Thin Oil for Csmphene and Breckenridge Lamps, el per
dseoun. Of per Thick. and 70 per cent on Thin
Oils u sGe 10 the trade.
Teru., cash delivery.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-22

WHISKY I. In limited .upp,, snd ell. q. so for IBIS ' "'
hhds, and DC for Drudge
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-22
Buil1ina Iflaterials.

CHIMNEY-TOPS, Garnkirk and American Stone
" ware Glazed Pipes, Water and Sewer Pipes vitnhed
equal imported half the price Long Island Pottery depot
No e2 Nassau St, n. Y.
ENCAUSTIC TILES--FOr Vestibules, Halls,
IL Hesrhs Dining.rooms Conservstories &c GAhNhiRh
CHIMNEY-TOPS, DRAiN-PlPES, &c. FOR sale oy NV
MILLER COATES No. 279 Pearl st.. NY
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-22
NYEw-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-Ol

NEW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-on
IN and after Monday April 1887 and until further notice.
Passenger Trains will leave Pier foot OF puanes -
viz: r,,,
DUNKIRK EXPRESS. at $50 . m, for Dunkrk.
BUFFALO EXPRESS, at $50 q M, for Buffalo
MAIL, 7:S0 for Dunkirk and banss sna inter
mediate stations Passengers by this train VIII remain o'S
night at Elmirs and proceed next morning . -, H.,
ROCKLAND PASSENGER, at s p. m, via riermon' iof
WAY PASSENGER, at 1 p m, for Newbursh, Midisto~n
and insT diate stations. - , -
EMIGRANT, at p. M, for Dunkrk and buHaio ana ~s
mediate stations. - -. .,,y ,,,,un,vo
THE ABOVE TRAINS RUN DAILY, SUNDAYS
ExCEPTEDl "
NIGHT EXPRESS, at $50 m for DunNrs every Gay.
te1cept that the train Saturday runs 10 hoihe''s-
thence 20 Bufllo).
MONT EXPRESS. at $50 .. M. for Buffalo every DAY
These Express Trains connect at Elmira with the Einft
and Niagara Falls Railroad tor NasaA Fas AZ
Bncharon with the Syracuse aud Bnghamton Railroad S
Syracuse at Corning with Buffalo Corning and New f9s
Railroad for Rochester at Great Bend with Delaware achs
wanna ard Railroad for Scranton; at Hour.Nho
with the Baslo and City Railroad, for bsfs!o at
Buffalo and Dunkrk with the Lake Shore Railroad Tor Cee
''AD' HOMER RANSDELL, President.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-22
Dp,ycvIVINI1 RAILROAD-The GREAT

DFNNSYLVANA RAllROAD-lhe OhEAL
cENTpT ar ROTTR connecting the Atlantic CITIES with
-. N,tbu,,t,rn and South western states, by con-
~ .iu sv direct. This Road also connects at P,tsbgrsh
III Sir line Of STEAMERS all ports in the Western Rivers
va ~ and and Sandussy with steamers 20 all parts on
'bi~ route by which FRE0HT b. Forwarded 70 and
fra,r the West. -.,xx
PATFs BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTS BURGH;
EfssT CLAs-Boots. Shoes Hats and Caps On csn,.g ~
Eoots, Dry Goods lin boxes bales and trnnks 100 n
Drugs Un boxes and bsles) Feathers, furs, &C..
Tek.Bg lin original bsles Drugs lin cssks Hard 75censP
L. sthcr I'm rolls boxss) " Woo and Sheep i"b
Pits, Eastward,
Third CLAss-Anvils Steel Chains lin casks ls5cens ~
Hemp. Bacon and Pork ssted Goose or in sscts, lOD.
Toescco manufactured, excep. Cigars or cut &c
FouRTH CLAss.-Cofee, Fish Bacon, Beef and
PORK lin es.ss boxes, EsstwsTd Lard ana %
Lard OIL Nails. Soda Ash, Gerrnsa Clay, IsI '""'
Pitch, Ro-n, &c c..................... ...f..'..''''"j
FLovE-S q Dbl. until further notice
GRh,X-5o y 100 10 until further otice .u ,.A,
CoIroN-S2 bale exceeding 200 weight Until ia'Sei
notice. .nI,,,-l.. l.. -
In shipping Goods from any point east of o.
.;c., q, rs,L The n,rksg. @ya Pennsyvsua Railrad Al
Good, consigned 20 the Agents Of this Road OF
Pitt,burrh will be for,s srded without detention
FRElcBr AcEsrs-Harris, Wormley Co, MeDpnis iesI
r + ss.. Co St Louis $ Mitchell SON Esahssis',
Ind DumssuI Bell Co. and Carter Jewett Lonsvin'
Ky r e VsiJnn, Madison Ind Sprgman Brown and
Irxin 4 20 Cincrusti; ". W. Graham Co, Lsnss',"'
Ohio: Lereh Co. No 81 Klbyst, Bosion; Leecn ~ b
No Ls,or House New.York, No. william ~ al sha
Rs,,ery.rIac. N.w-York T. j. Sneedsr Pnassasspnh, "
raw koons Bssinore Geo. c. fTanctseus d.
II II HOUSTON General Freight Agent, Ihpsi''pA~ %
81 J. LOMBAERT. Superintendent A"'"''
January s. le6
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-22
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.-

CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.--
Conpec,iss at New Hampton with the Delaware, Laesa-
wanna and Western Railroad TO Scranton, Crest Beud the
North ard West and at Esson with the Lehsh 'rey RAOsi
10 Mauck Chunk
WINTER RARRANGEMENT-Commen Jsa l. ls1.
Leave NewYok for Esston and intermediate places osa Pt
No North River a. 7So and $50 Tor soneryls
at 7So and II 4 III and $40 and $50 p
TIE above trains Elizabeth with trains on the
N.wJe.ey Railroad which eave NewYok from the foot 4
Courtlsndt. st az 80 and II IN. and ~ and
JOHN o. STERNS, slpt.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-22
ds,,.,.a cuar.erly dividend ofi cent, payable on


the Let Of May neIt. ..,.ouvr.,,
- hroler. to-day by the issue of bogus lists OF
declared to be doubtful, which lists were widely
orcule,ed Yesterday afternoon The excitement was
oon.iderable until the annexed extra was issued from
.he office of ThompsoR's Reporter
The Commercial Bank, Perth Amboy, failed a' ~
O'Clock on Thursday, April l6.
All the Others bought at the usual rate anu -
our belief that other failures will occur a,
The Farmers Bank Of Saratoga Co., y: IT, IF wen
secured; and the South Royalton Bank, W., Is Tree
bank, and its notes are amply secured.
The Eastern Banks that have been denounced ny
certain fash lists have redeemed the larger portion
of their circulation and not in any immediate
danger. ,
The inquiry for Land Warrants is active, especially
for 40 80 and 100 acres, while l2Oacre warrants are
dull. The quotations are:
4Nscre warrants sat...................*l ~ - 10
30 acre warrants sat................... ] w 70
In.acre at. ......-..........
l6l acre warrants et..................s VI v"
The Exports of the week show no important change
from the same week last year.
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT Of Epoyis Of M'ehaadi'e from
Ne0 York % Foreign Po,t. ,Sx-
1853. 1S20. 80: 80 20
Total for the week.. ss66l7 sLiH19 o sIsiseS1 BOO
Previously Iepored... l9676.sb 2'5isV-o <s9''0i
Since Jan. sD4e3562 s36i6lA s2il76,2o
The business Of the Clearing House to-day was
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-22

$26, ,956OOO.
The Herald Of this morning says:
The fact that the Michigan Southern Railroad
CompaDys broker has since last Friday morning, sold
between four and five thousand shares OF that Com
panys stock at the Stock Exchange cannot be denied
or doubted
If this is intended to mean that the Michigan
Southern Company have been selling the stock alluded
TO- we are requested to deny the statement absolutely
The suspension of the produce house of Fenby a.
Co. of Baltimore is announced with very large habi-
ties.
In relation to the prospects of the Cotton crop, the
circular of Mr. Wright says:
CRoPThe interest in the present fast giving way 10 me
prospects the next 1t fully conceded that the total Tor
hi, season must fall below 5000, 900 bales
Two asserted pretty generally Throughout the
South that The planting had been unusually early this year and
that crop forward than for some years pat Dd
Of the that is the
heavy the 5h and 9th of April killing such
other passed the whole country doing still fur
ther injury and causing .pantng to be resogd 70 vei
ay IN relation the frost OF the 9Th inst The Nec Orleans
Prir Current the ith of April thus speak. 1t generally
understood that there has been more early planting this season
than usual and many plantations the cotton was up Ac'
coding authentic adyices from the inero all thst was tHs
n. ns. b bn Killed. and will have to be repaned es
ing the realization Of early crop as had been hoped
more recent fr6 by telegraph learn that further
injury has been done and has been followed by heavy
storm deley in rePantins has been the and
the position Of the at this moment instead OF oens
earv and promising il later than for many and having
badb ginning is the more liable to the ycudes OF the aon
from this the Of the rosts Autumn Every
early the weather will permit andit possible iih favor
able 10 make fair average crop Still should no oe
sight Of that the chances Of doing are much esened by
RrcIrTs for under q 900 against 60 900
deficit all the ports amounts to $4,000 bales compared
deficit next week will be cioe up to 4Oo~ bales a. compared
The following is statement Of the in Cotton since
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-22
L|eR BOSTON, via NORWICH ,,s won

- BY the f.yori. steamer coNNECTfcu c.rt W. %
cox, on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRfDAYs - ~
the aud splendid steamer co CoMAiONwEALTH c.,. NJ
bans. on TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS snd SATURDAYS ~
Alyus Points thsnee by and handsomely sa,..i W
teen wheeled cars for Worcester Boston Proy,ss. -
Lowell Nashua Concord White Mountains saa w.,
other section Of New England s'sefooms can b. enesi ~
syrlyins on board or to L. s MARTIN Agent a, h.os
foot Of lnurfaudf. -
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-22
CREAT AMERICAN ROUTE.-MTCHTGAN

usOUTHERN RAILROAD to CHIC AGO st Loui. Rock
Island St Paul Milwaukee and all psses Wet and South
West. New York and Enc New York Central aud AmsS-
can Lake Shore Railroads Toledo forming the shortest.
quickest and peasanc route 70 the Great West For through
tickets and of freight apply AZ the Conpsnys Once, No.
1885 Broadway corner Of Dsy-st. New YeFk
JOHN +. PORTER Agent.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-22

EOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
Il PORT and FALL RIvER-The splendid and .up-rkr
steamer EMPIRE STATE, Capt, Bzyion. leaves Ncx Yett
every TUESDAY THURSDAY and SATURDAY. a. 0'elosk
N .nd The BAY STATE. Capt Jswett leaves New Yost
eNriy MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, - o'c.otf
=, rom fi.r No. n r. the Battery both tou kilx
newport each way.
eIssI 20 rooms viii be regarded secured TO soy spt-
o@v, shtii TIE ssns .hall have been pad Tor.
risht 70 bostnn "a forwarded hrogsh with grca. dispatch In
al Express Ffeisht Train. -
WM. BORDEN A,er. No. 0.,i II V.s..<
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-22

ToN, iof BOSTON and PRoylDENCE-InlAnd sol,.,-
TIE snort * sna nost lirectcasryns the
The STEAMERS PLYMOUTH ROCK Capt Joel s."r. .sa
c. 'ANDERblLT Capt w. H. Frazer in connec,ion wi,b
the Sioninston aud Providence and Boston and PrJn.
Railroads leaving New iork daily, sundsy. .xe.t f,,
Pier No North River hrst wharf above na.rv -. =.
o'clock , m and Sonnston AZ 80 u or on he arx,l a
,he mail train which lssyss Boston a. $50 m.
The c. VANDERBILT from New.YoTs Monday Wednas
day snd Friday. From ssounson, Tuesday Thursday .f
Saturday. -
day and Saturday From S,oEington, Monday, wenesdsv
and Friday. -
deuce and Boston the Express Mail Train, reaching f
p. in advance of those BY other routes and In ample i'm,
or ali the early morning lines connecting North AID sa,,
ger. thsl prefer board the seaer cnioy
nights uniituTbed breakfast desired and rave Son
the II a. m ain for Boston. -
ggsse master sccomp the steamer and train ,AOss.
each
passage berths or fright .Ppy on hstih
the Freight Once Pler NO NoEh hifef W a.
the ofhce No. 10 Battery place.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-22
DENNSY VANIA RAILROAD ID -
Il THE GREAT CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA RAIL

FROM NEw-YORK TO CINCINNATI IN 80 HOURS.
FROM NEW-YORK TO CHICAGO IN 8 HOURS:
FROM NEW-YORK TO ST. LOUIS IN B HOURS.
The Shortest Best and consequently the Cheapest Route
from New York % all points in the West
The Pennsyysnia Railroad connects Pittsburgh with TI
roads 10 and from Ct Louis No Alton Gssna and Ceaso'
Ill Frankfort Lexington aud Louisville Ky. Terra dsais'
Madison Lafayette and Indianapolis Ind Cincinnati Dayton
Springfield B.efDntaine Sandussy, Toledo, Cleveland ".
lnnbus Zane.yne Mas.ion and Wooster Ohoi also. VITA
the psckc boats from and 10 New'Orlesns, 81 Lou
Louisville snd Cincinnati ...,
Tbonsh 1Yckrt can BE- had az any o the above
places in tie West (See handbs in the hotels Of w
Passengers will find this the shortest most ehPe'iN'
con fortsb route the Fast and West IL .h
Through Tickets ilrth.r inoIniAlsn, On -" ~ iJp0ID
o"'e u tHo NJ aAsTOR HOUSE, BROADWAY.
! T. ELLIOTT Agent Pennsylvania Railroad Co.,
NJ. Xo~k Lar Z
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-22

NEW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD CON-
IN PANYS EXPREss--GEsERAL OFFICE, No. It's Broad.
wsy n. Y-rhe NewYork and Erie Railroad Company ara
now prepared 70 do a regular Express business.
n. ID. RICE, Sup't Express
D. C. McCALLun General Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-22
I ONG ISLAND RATLROAD-Fall and Winter

IL Arsnsement(sundsy. excepted Trains going East
Leave Brooklyn rrenpor 10 daily for fsphsnk, 10
a ru daily and Saturdays . S:< for armingdas, 10
NJ aud AS D. M for Syosset at 10 g. N and 35 p m h<
Hempseed ID n /? M and Sb and ?. ~ for Jamaica,
10 3 m. II m. 5:45 s. and 80 p