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New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-21
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"WEDNESDAY, April The money article OF me
Time, Of Wednesday ssys the quotation OF gold s,
Paris is about per mile discount and the short ex'
change on London s 25.lO per Il sterling. ln COM
pairing these rates with the English Mint prce OF
f3 l7s lOld per ounce for standard gold, it appears
that gold is about lilo desrer in Paris than in London
also about 40 dearer in London than IN
Hamburg. The courte Of exchange at New-fork
on London for bills at GO days eight about lO7 per
cent which, when compared with the mint par be-
tween the two countries, shows that the exchange is
against England. After making allowance for the
charges Of transport and difference of interest, the
present rate is n.t low enough to adnt OF
the expectation of gold from this country. This
has teen the fret day for private transfers
in the stocks la.ely-shut for The dividends;
and az usual such occasions, the market hiss 6een
influenced by number Of small sales. Before tae
termination of business, however there was tendency
70 revival. Consols which closed last evening at soi
d96a were first quoted at 96i 96l, and subsequently
receded to 96I. bet er tone was tnen manifested,
and the final transactions at 96 96. for money,
and 96. 96i for the 9Th OF Msy. In the Stock Ex-
change and also in the discount market, there hss
been slight increase in the demand for money, but at
the Bank there few applications In the Foreign
Exchanges there was 10 important alteration from the
rates Of last post
LIVERPOOL CoRy MARKET, April 6.-The srrivals
coaswe This day week have been nodese There hs-
b.en le doing In t6e trade during the owing
20 the Intervention the Eastr holidsys bat yesterday
more tone pecepbe, as We have had cold, hsrsh
lately and the from Mark Lane read 0etter
WHEAT fLouR held iJr advance Of ID 20 ID 10
NJ and sd q bbl and which however, ked sales and
e Therefore only quote them dearer OATS aso
held for money but positive sdvsnce could be e'tas
shed BAILEY BEANS and PEAS met with fair sale a. late
rates Com in fsir request but at sber lower
prices % 10 b quarter, being the range, ct which sales
were nade Of Yellow, Mixed and " hite.
LIVERPOOL COTTos MARKEr, April ,, ls5S.-There
has been general demand CoTToN to-day, and the
sales 70 coo bales 40 I'D American 1900 ,usn
and export. Prices have advanced q 70. April 6-We
have 70 report continuance OF active demand in COTTOS to-
Days sales exceeding 1900 bales, 600 for export 1000
uson Holders have been enabled TO establish advance of
- d. upon Of last Thursday for American
and t} In Suraf.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-21
TURKEY.

Correspc1d.nce Of Tie N. Y. Tribune.
COSsTANTINOPLE, March "a, lojc.
The news of the measures taken by the munich
paty of New York to welcome II. G. Mohammed
Pasba and suite to the shores of the New World
has occasioned much qualification to the Ottoman
Government, and am told that the Sultan has e1-
pressed himself as greatly pleased by hospitality
which rivals that of the ancient Arabs. Nothing
mere touching to Mussulman feelings could be done
by the American people than the offering of hos
pitabe reception TO an agent of the Sultan. How
much better (cheaper) is for the United States to
gain the esteem and respect of the Ottoman Govern
ment by such acts of national courtesy than to act
upon the bullying and brow beating policy of some
OF the greater Powers of Europe.
| understand that the Ottoman Government has
taken measures to correct the absurd tales published
in some of the papers of the United States with re-
gard to the former agent of the Sultan, Amin Bey.
The articles attacking him and the American Lega-
ton have been the source of much amusement here.
The most humorous part of these is where tue writer
claims the enjoyment of the very particular esteem
and respect Of the Sultan, who, out of contempt,
&C., for the American Legation, bestowed upon
him first ring and next decoration, while it is
matter of certainty, beyond doubt that the Sultan
never has heard of him (Danese) in his life.
] learn that Mr.. George A. Porter, formerly
United States Consul at this place, has been ap-
pointed Ottoman Consul General for Washington
and Baltimore. Mr.. Porter is remembered here
with much pleasure by many of his countrymen.
Col. Williams, the newly appointed Minister
Resident hss not yet arrived, though he "a soon ex-
pected,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-21
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LoSpoS PRopUCE AND PROvIsloN MAREEr.-
Trysp,y EvrNNC April Owing to the holidays the follow.
IN. n solely Transactions the prya.e
conr,rt markets: Tea-The demand Of all kinds still rules very
ipsriy, in prices however Their DO change susaIFOr al
,sons Refined Goods dull. Cof-e-Pantatio kinds
Iea A. duh prices, other descriptions slow inquiry Rce
Uder, AZ .om,wbs, fmer their demands but the
n..s doing 10 very oderate- :, 49,
PpoySIo,s-Cood and u,efnl Butter 10 somewhat frmer
Other Proyisis ne ure in slow inquiry
SrsTs-There moderate business coins 10 R-n' AZ fI
prees Brandy Is very rscve GriI spiit continues dull
kinds of heavy sse a. The se decline In
value. 80, =, ,..,
MErns-The Iron make, is saH heavy =. aeoii FndAy's
closing rsies Tin very Inactive All ther metals very
dull
MoyIY MARKEr.-Copsols have been very heavy,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-21
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*ia or nsusy aId seeounl .Dd ineiSed % 90 '''~''


LfyrxPooL. Apni ?,
IN, bnsiness IA BtyApsrurv- since Ih rsaay h~s -
fined eki.sy 10 some arr. ssles of French ro iep%a a.
stout 81 aSl a. go 70 csoce slshty Any 'oo .. -.
W.,;.rp ottaIabe q: y al b. have $50 oeoh -Ae"
hoH. u ,h. \, .n.s.
Ato.d.y's marie. tie .sDdsHee u.s 'nA ,1d tas
done Emii.d Fr,rch WHAT about covered as i.1A
decline ,eips At Id "a = bsh over TN. cay Pi -
c;ber J..criu.ou ,bsrs a'ersion And ne ss-
wtre in tie rvt.L Fiors continues a. sst ss
ekspse in ysas INDIAN Gos.A iAr snpfay one'ur ~
d.uand v.ry low a, S5 dS7 q CT for al ands W. -
WHI Al: Red . al for Wes,ern; White, a. ~ 10 :.
FLouE PLisd. pki. and Bslfinore 2 - Eh'rA 20 d
North = q 3 via New 0T,sns ~ az "esNfD' - 49,
Ylb.
BEEF in The retail Dql lIry a. is.e s"s'
Posg slow Of ~. o. Abou: n iCr Prime. -. 4
BscoS 10 still in very limited reqles, And meets i-
sale q; previous eBotsiioLs -. -. q. 80.
LAB mor.1 qaiIsd for and as.n dft'ei D! Las
tesn paid quality and So for enoine orAL os
T.ILOw there little doing and 81 may De T'en
n. auotaiions fr Butches As.o In 10, aoh the
closes s1dy a; 6d5i the SPOT add - msy !" june
RosIs iet 9, 4 for common. -. =.
CLovEssEgO-Tbere 10 inquiry for and pnee' are f''e
nominal ,-.o,. ,...-.
B,sE !, slow At for PhiIadephs and 6as Tor bAho-H.
For CoTros be martet re1peued yesterday WIN %
and good demand sDd ss gradually improved - tne e.
.ods,. quotations being as led shove IS: 80
The sales ysst.rday 1900 bses and - dsy o
nearly on speculation In Manbeser al
is also reported MiddLns Orleans l5ivi Mooe o'ui
Bowed ll-l6d q n.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-21
ITALY.

The Times has the following private telegram;
Observation-Disclosures from Genoa oi the "a
gives the result of the trial which took place at Lucca
Of the Leghorn insurgents Eight of the prisoners are
eondemned TO death, and eleven to various terms OF
imprisonment. Five Of the latter are Sandman cub
jecb." -, :
which il insists on the necessity of Sardinia adopting
such measures as necessary to maintain friendly
relations with the French Government, and, in the
course Of its remarks, it says: We strongly oppose
"the opinion entertained by some persons that a
Liberal government cannot be allied with govern
mem based on different institutions, and who, by
psuts TO that government, place in danger the cese
" friendship which prevails between the two coun-
"tres We are convinced that the French alliance
Of great importance not only to Piedmont but to
"the common country, Italy; and that the isolation
"to which we should be condemned without that
ALLIANCE would be fatal. We express this opinion
" with the greatest confidence"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-21
GREAT BRITAIN.

Monday afternoon considerable anxiety wss mani
ksted on the rver for The safety Of the Levlath.n
steamship moored of Dep.ford in conseanence of the
breaking Of two Of her bow mooriDg chains. Some
steamers which laid between the Leviathen and the
shcre sisted 10 checking the csntiDg OF the bow Of
the ship inward. With all expedition large hswser
was laid out 70 the DIea1nought and three powerful
steamtugs were brought 10 bear the port bow, in
hauling the ship into her former position. Fortunately
the squal was Of short DURATION but the westher con-
tnued toisterous, and the tugs engaged ant late
m the evening in keeping the bow out She sustained
not the slightest Injury, and a. far ss could lie learned
none Of the vessels that were lying inside her were
damaged. Il should be stated that the moorings at
the stern remained firm.
The American bark Petrea Capt Samuel Osborne,
from Havre for New-York with ewgrents to the mum
Der Of 2l7 French and German, and general cargo,
got ashore on Sunday morning at "a O'Clock, on the
shoals of Chichester Cbevslier Pappalardo, United
States Confu at Portsmouth, Immediately went TO her
assistance, and at once gave such directions were
necessary, and engaged gang Of men to man the
pumps ar endeavor to keep her free from water the
crew being exhausted. Later in the aternOon all
hopes OF the vessel given up and the passengers
and crew were landed at Portsmouth. She was about
500 tune burden and well fastened.
The Times says:
We have reason TO believe that Mr.. Dsraeli viii
bring IN his Budget on Friday, the Toto inst. Thurs
day next s the day for the commencement of the dy
aend payments at the Bank OF England. AT the Bank
to-day, the applications for discounts were upon q
moderate scale. In the open market, good demand
was experienced and the current rate for good bills ID
somewhat higher, at q az per cent. With the ter,
nston Of the quarter and the passage OF the 18th Of
Abe month the recent slght increase in the demand
Tor money has altogether subsided.
American securities were unfsvorably afected by
the lower prices from New York, but not to general
extent. reduction also occurred in Grand Trunk of
Canada, while Great Western fractionally improved.
TIA TRADE, April 5-The deliveries in London, esti-
mated for the week. were 578 64S lbs.. which is ade
crease Of ia, ,S62 lbsl lcompared with the previous
statement.
GLASGOW, April 3.-COTToS-We have no change
70 note in our Cotton market this week Inc demand
has been trfng, and prices are unchanged. GooDs
AND YARss-The business of the week has been CON-
Darativey small, but close with general in
curry and an improved tone Stocks Of both Goods
skd YarLs are far from heavy.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-21
ORSINrS TESTAMENT.

TURIN, April /, 1857.
On nv return last night from Milan found public
attention fixed on two remarkable documents which
appeared yesterday afternoon IN the otcal
ese Gazette These are a second letter from Orsin TO
the Emperor Napoleon and the unfortunate man last
MI Ina testament. In consequence OF my absence
from Turin you may, perhaps, have anticipated the
translation now transmit TO you OF these remsrkaoe
documents. The Gazette prehxes to them the iohow-
ing remarks IL. :
1--WE receive from sure source the lsst WRITINGS VI
Fehce Orsini.
ait il consohng to see how, upon the brink o. the
grave, turning his confding thoughts to the august
will which he recognizes as proptious TO Italy, while
he pays homage TO the moral principle against walch
be has offended, condemnng the execrabe crime into
which he was dragged by love Of country pushed to
6srum, he points out TO the youth OF Italy the road
they should follow 10 regain for their native land the
post that is cue 10 il among civilized nations"
The letter TO the Emperor is in Italian the will s
French. They run as follows;
To HI. Majesty EopoleoN H. Emperor Of tie French
"SIRE: The fact of your Imperial Majesty having
permitted the publication OF my letter OF the llh OF
February while il is clear proof OF your generosity
shows me that the wishes expressed n favor Of my
couptry find an echo in your heart and to me- about
10 die il is certainly small comfort TO how your
Impeyial Majesty is moved by true Italian sentiments
"In A few hours | shall be no more; but, before
drawing my last breath, wish 1t to be known, and
declare II with that frankness and courage, which, up
10 ms dsy have rever belied that assassination in
whatever form il may disguise ITSELF does not enter
into my principles, Notwithstanding thst, by isia
mental error allowed myself to be led into organiz
ing the attempt Of the lith of January No, Poutca
assassination not part of my system, and nave
combstedi' j., exposing my very hie as well by writ
ipgs ss by public facts, at the time when mission o
Government put me in position to do SO. 50,
And let my countTymen Instead OF putting iai'i
in the system Of sssassina.ion utterly reject it, anC
know by the voice Of dying patriot that their re-
demption must be won by abnegstion, by censtan
unity Of efforts and sacrifices, and by the exercise OF
Q1fta hf.h alw in he
and active part of my only gifts thai
will ever make Italy free, independent and worthy o
the glory with which iorefathers illustrated her.
II die but, while doing 80 with calmness and dig
atty ! desire that my memory should not remain
stained BY any misdeet
'As 10 the victims of the l4th Janua-y, offer my
blood az sacrifice, and pray the Italians that when
fbe day Of their Independence comes, tey W. give
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-21
E0UA DAYS LATER FRoM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL Or THE ARAoO.
WRECK OF Az EMIGRAsr VESSEL.
COTTON ApvANcED-coNsoLs, 9Ci TO 90

Ar, f,s. o~in, intelligence appeared IN The greater %"
tssn 81 cor eeiton Of yesterday ~ornihs-
The steamship Ango, from southampton on ''' 90"
efAy, arrived here at ], O'Clock 's1 nsa, ,or,.
Aem Coxes being one Of the beet OF the season. She
s. Sn .vc ,os nss,sseer., among whom are Nathaniel
n.sen ESQ United s,stes Consul at Geneva, and lady
- "a Ia,robe, esq, bearer Of dispatches 'on
8, p.,,r.bwe; Austin l.. Main, esq, bearer of dis
ns,obes from Pa,, and family; snd Capt Loring Bal
I'D Of The ship Sarah Pornton, wrecked a, sea-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-21
MONTENEGRO.

letter from Cattaro of the 18th ult says:
uksse has just been published, by order of Price,
Danilo in all the markets and transmitted to all the
captains and centurons. IL inerdics, under the most
sey ere penalties the cOmmta of the slightest act of
hostility on the Ottoman territory 1t is also therein
stated that Montenegro will not assume the offensive
against Turkey; but that in the event of any aggres-
the part of the latter it will oppose force to
force. II is not known whether this ukaseI cOnceas
any secret intention or whether it is inspired by
fear Of the Turkish armaments.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-21

MINERAL RESOURCES or kSssas.-Prof. Hawn,
Asistsnt State Geologst OF Missouri VINO is about to
nnhli.b hook on the agricultural and mineral char
acter Of Kansas estimates the coal area OF eastern
Kansas at IL OOO square mles. He also is of opinion
that the Permian formation in Kansas contains eyp-
sum sufficient 10 regenerste and erze the ard plains
in the western portion of tie Territory.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-21
FRANCE.

The Emperor inaugursted the Boulevard Sebastopol
On Monday. He was on horseback and rode in front
Of the escort. His Majesty was loudly cheered, and
everything went off in perfect tranquility The crowd
was very great. The Government has just placed the
'Corfe steam advice boat at the disposal of Marshal
Peh..ier, to convey him and his suite to England.
The monthly return of the Bank Of France will be
published next Friday morning
The v eents closed at t9f 60c. for the end Of the
month, ard tbes4i v cents st 93f
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-21
SPAIN.

The Madrid journals of the lst are again occupied
with the alleged fusion of the two branches of the
ROYAL family and while some express great alarm,
others denounce the Government for not having pre-
vented IT, The Government and the Carlist Journal
ists affect 10 treat the matter with indifference.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-21

worthy compensation 70 al those who then Suffered
"S%,n.lly. Ie. your Imperial Majesty permit me TO
.h mot ny own hie but that OF tie two accomplicee
80 v,re Condemned 20 death with me.
With the mos. prosoyDd re'psct nc -..,.
=" FELiCE ORSiNI.
=. p,i,on De 10 Row, IT, MArch u. lG5Av
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-03

Couldn't Go.-During the present week
two or three deputies of the sheriff were in
town subp@naing Jurors, and caused great
scattering and lodging amongst the citizens
along Main street. One of the officers re-
quested the name of a MN who happened to
be standing in Justice Farquhars office, but
the individual told him with great earnest
ness that he couldn't possibly 60 ooh, that's
what they all say" replied the officer. "Y es,
but | can't go" rejoined the hom5re; am to
be married tomorrow, and by thunder l
Ooat gol"
The deputy shook hands with him on being
assured that the bridegroom was "honest In
jim" congratulated him, and let him off, prob
ably thinking he was doing the country more
service by taking a wife than he could by
serving as juror.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-03

SERVANT lIIRE.-Pe Perhaps the greatest of all
trials to a house keeper in California, is hired
servants Notwithstanding the wages paid
here, are at least, five times more than that
paid in the Eastern States and ten times more
than could be made by the same individuals
in the old countries-stl are services grudg-
ingly rendered, and the mistress of house
soon realizes the unpleasant truth that she
can place no dependence upon her "help -
AT the very time, when from sickness or other
causes, their services are most required, they
will give notice" that they are going to
leave that notice" perhaps, pl leceding their
departure by about five minutes.
So great has been the effect of this evil,
that households have been unsettled, and
home circles broken up by it-whole families
seeking within the crowded limits of board
ing house for the comforts they should have
found within the sacred walls of home.
In the early days, this state of things was
attributed to the scarcity of laborers but
now, our streets are thronged with those who
are looking for work. Our intelligence Off
ces, from morning till night, are besieged
with eager applicants for places for service
and yet the evil remains the same. Why is
this subject that strikes at the very root
of domestic happiness, however trivial it
may he in ITSELF should become at once sub
ject for investigation
There must be some reason why house
keepers pay more, and are less faithfully
served in California than in any other part
of the world. 1t is high time we sought out
the reason for this state of things, and that
once known, remedy can he readily ap-
piled
We invite those who are interested in this
subject to send in communications that may
serve to enlghten, as to the cause of the
trouble, or, point out a remedy for an evil
which is as wide as our State, and which is
driving whole families from our shores-Hes-
perian
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-03
CALIFORNIA, WE
DAILY DEMOCRAT DAILY DEMOCRAT
Flowers Note the Hours.

Flowers are the dials of the plain, the hill,
the mountain and the glen; they tell the
hour of day and night, by the opening of the
closing Of their petals or their corals the
Morning Glory, unwinding at the dawn ofday;
and then flower for every hour, till the lazy
Dissipation FIo,oer from its rock.bound mos.
sy couch looks out upon the sun first at fe-
verish noon-day. Again flower for every
hour, till the -Four O'clock sleepy fellow from
his pillow never rises to his toilet, till bathing
well his temples in the early morning dew
So too. at night, the sheen of hourly opening
flowers could it be seen, would point the
passing hour, till the Night blooming Cereus
and its near of kin, usher in the grey of morn.
Cal Cuiturist.
Flowers note the hours for insensible
time, not for man; would they did The
markers of life's hours are the employees of
rough, uncertain circumstance they silently
and soon note all the changes, all the depart
ures, and transmit the complete lists to eter-
nifty by our own hands. Did flowers note
the hours, how sweet were our years Were
the earth a garden, blooming perpetually and
hanging in the perfume of numberess bios
SONS, the walk of existence would extend to
the init of the souls desire Stepping along
tnat passage way of beauty, each echoing
footstep answered by tinl1ling voices making
melody throughout the radiant air, we could
not wander to where no odors fingered round,
to where no streams, flowing from bowers,
sparkled with the diamond light of their
sources-the drops of dew. "Flowers note
the hours"2 No, they note the irregular mo-
ments that fly away with pleasure; they dot
the journals of our lives once or twice with
their golden ink and hasten from the pages,
the black blotted pages "Flowers note the
hours" Do we live in Eden? Does prime
val grandeur shine and bloom about us? Have
we no toll but that of plucking roses, no jour
neys that are not to the violet beds? Do we
wear garlands, and taste no food but honey
dew? Are our homes and our shrnes in the
boughs of evergreen, and do we sing under
the shade of spice trees2 "Flowers note the
hours for insensible time, not for man -
they are not the sweet chroniclers of a life
that has its spreading henbane in the vices of
youth, and its perishng balm in the virtues
of expiring age.-SierrG Citizen.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-03

CB olumbus, KY, is hard place An
old farmer, who had been badly swindled
there, said of it: '1f Gabriel happens to
light at Columbus, therell be no resurrection
for they'll swinde him out of his trumpet
before he can make a single toot"
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-03

VB- A lady was taken by surprise in Mis-
sissippi, the other day AT least, we judge
so from the fact that John B. Surprise was
married to Sallie A. Stocks-"fancy stocks, -
we presume They will probably have little
Surprises" occasionally.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-03
Encourage Homo Industry.
Agricultural indictments

In the State and all to be offered on the most liberal
terms. The assortment embraces everything wanted
for Fail and Winter use.
The Implements offered are such, in quality and
character, as have been examined by Committees at
the several Fairs OF the State and which have been
awarded at the State Fair at Marysville the Mechan
les Fair of this city, aud the Santa Clara County
Fair, -Four GoJd liedaIs Fj0e S10er l[eddLs, and
TceRty:tfge Diplomas. Among the prominent In
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-03

IA" Here is new thing under the sun.
A steamboat excursion is up at Fall River
Tor the benefit Of the Beacon newspaper of
that city. We hope everybody will take
passage, and put money in the purse of the
proprietor
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-03
THE WEEKLY DEMOCRAT

lis published every Saturday morning, and contains
twenty eight columns of reading matter. The aim of
the publishers will be to make it good paper, and
asutable Offering for friends in tha Atlantic States
TERMs-$5 per annum; So for six months; 50 for
three months.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-03
Smiths Patent Gang PIow.

which was tried at the State Fair in Marysville and
the County Fair at San Jose to the entire satisfaction
of every observer. With this Implement, one man
and four horses can do the work of three men and
six horses with the single plow, and in much better
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-03
The Skeleton Clod Crusher,
OR FIELD ROLLER

This is an Implement long wanted by the farmer
of this country, to whom it will be of untold value 1t
is composed of 3nch sections, which operate inde-
pendenty OF each other, and will thoroughly pulver-
ze, breaking every lump Of EARTH evelling the land
and leaving sprn<ling of loose earth the surface
to protect the germinatng grain in its early stages,
and secure and protect it from drought, greatly in
creasng the yield, besides preparing the land for the
better operation of the reaper.