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New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-18
WrDSE,pAr. Feb. l7-P. VI.

TraIsactons at the Stock Exchange were very lafso
today, and the market, under pressure OF otocA'
gave way TO a moderate extent IN neaIy al oi ''io
leading Share Securities. There was without douo'
strong disposition to realize, and il ony SURPRISING
that with lots of such magnitude and IN SUCH variety
could be 30 readily absorbed without breaking do"h
prices more decidedly At the First Board New-iofA
Central at first ss.es fell Of to 56t for the opening,
with moderate saes, closing steady at So. hne 'o.u
down to -, but sfterwsrd rallied little ana was ''
demand at 90. The earnings thus far IN February
stow an increase Of $l25 900 over ssme Penod 's'
year. Toledo adya yanced to i6s With large sales 'hen
dropped fractioo, and was held firmly at ioi 'ead'
iug ball operator taking all the lots oaeng '"''
quotation. Michigan Southern went po ~ add %
steady, the Preferred Stock advancing 70 'os' VII
small sales. Hudson River was quite ouoyan' aod
weLt up to 81. though afterTSd 'nau0
l,wer. Gs,ens opened at s3l, but gave ""!
ss the call progressed. aud was fnaiy n.a,y a.
%. Rock Island sod up 10 s, ct the sts1, ou' en oi
immediately and Wa dull a. 80; before the s'ourn
meDt. Michigan Central WA very -uvnS !" e'y
,aes and went up to 72 but s tbs poto' .ne '.ooN
came out freely and quotations turned VI ."'
direction. Panama was dull 9, iOjI ou. VTe'so'
steady. Illinois Ceutral wss heavy. and dee"nci "
Dol on very small Gales. Hsr:em advances .. !u""'
TOO. Of yesterday. ceiling up y l'i. out e'o-, :.
l2i IaaLer da- Milwaukee 81 hiss<spps sa' A.0'S
u Y osst, s1i xS u .,uss1. u Q<SSs 6~ W"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-18

The Treasurer Of the stsie Of Ohio having dscovsrsG
sn overi,sue in the circulating notes Of the CsaaBs
Bark cf Cleveland gave notice on Saturday that ~
work Of redemption would be Suspended. Il vii -
necessary for parties who hold the notes 10 prcss
them before tie loh Of MARCH, in sSoordsoos vita -.
,;oe heretofore given. -
tn, Boston Past says;
Ii there be any change IN money since our last =
s TO Yet gr,ser abundance In all 6r,telsss crufss
II is said to be very easy, while the bank spscs csa.
tinues to increase slowly, and Is now over sevsa -
ors of dollars The general features lone and pctcee
Of the market exhibit no alteration. We quote 6oe
per cent the street range for the very best pse~
Comparatively little is DONE however, 0atsitel -
within the banks the loans run pretty high, but -
course, are altogether smaller than they might -
considering the ready means at command. There ~
yet, no disposition 10 force oans upon bcrroweru,
and as sotbing new is going there is desire -
borrow, except for present actual purposes, wha04
call for a limited supply only. There = exeeses,9
dulluess everywhere in State street. Meet people -
not expect much business until next Autumn, ethosxe
il is not ~ be doubted that healthy, moderate t!sds
viii l.. done in the Spring in most branches Nev.
lo funds have been in better demand recently, bel
are IN tcerably fair supply. ....
"Tte insot copper market has improved htsss
aud thi, fact together with favorable news from sew
eral OF the mirss has rendered copper shares msrS
scarce and active. Mnnesots, Pcwabic, Gun ane
Isle Roysle have all advanced. Inc MINNESOTA PsS-
duct in December was 40 tuns. The accounts tro9
the Portage Lake region are exceedingly good sn4
the holders have increased confidence IN the utimese
value of Pewabic Quincy, Huron ard lsls Royats-
Rockland and Superior have sympathiled With Ma.
uesota Considering positive result: thus far, tbey
bringing enormous prices; but ther market .Ias,
of course u low one, on the suppostca that Snsg
are 10 become Minnesotas. National has eesn -
more demand. With the disputed territory -
possession, it must be an eSceed,nsy waa.0" pss
e,ty and even without ~ the mine Is more thsa Psx-
re lis expenses. Ii is wrought prudenty and judi.
ciouslv and the last accounts are more encouraging
than ever r.- q. b"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-18
An ISToLERABLE NUISANCE.

To n< FdfoT q The y. Y. Tribune
SIR; would call the attention of your valuable
journal to an evil which is highly detrimental to the
besh OF passengers IN our city csr.-namey that Of
rl0sing both doors upon car which holds twenty
tand often more persons. Nothing can be more hurt
full. as every physician knows; and msny are com
PEELED 10 breathe an air with which dog would be
disguised. ifyOu can be persuaded 10 co3ynce neo
pe of this land particularly those who are in the habit
of riding in the ThiId.sve cars you will obToe
many, very many passengers l am led TO write this
because have more than once seen you express
yourself ioyerUf Coon AiR
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-18
o.ctr 70 Ell no 1,csscJ irsss~ ss,J ga nv'ieiI Il
eelllct ocrrIs Z tle { I'D fl.sasI . .-F

TYR ELAIna BuHoLAns.-rhe relI'iuo1 OF Gov.
K,rr Re nv j Rnirs bur tafs ~' Stfe si-si~
~ Titx ~, 1s.v uight arrived yosrTd sN they
% l. tsien bscs odsy - Otif~r heJ OF Hn,n mS oh'er
Ci, ~ Ier-ey City VIXEN sirs theI gs'T th~f Nrs
.pd Duran tt D-p'y shot roiss % brtAo. ~b'
,e4 in Jere, CJ Tle-i,. aud went 10 '" jail TO ,ve
r., a. 80 them tVO brothers named Par.
Ls,ss . Cd belonEn. IN the nd,hborhood ssRochcs
r sd sy. ts; thoy mem1eI oil eshe o to'cT.' VIA
',,s-.inr II lEe.,e.. hculork iOr .ryeTsi year,
r. b.ye hen under Ar-t 2nl1eT oi lines but adf aT
~ u -, - reward of A20O of-le1 ir ti.,if
. t,,n q IN a ion they IN Eina and nf
- - ,rd;rg f, the Gr,.t a hanus. 10 cyaner.ioa vito
EOct.f
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-18
COURT CALENDAR-Ta,s DAv.

SUrRENE CoURr-C -CIRcUIT.-Nos. -, IL, 10 lSi,
1884, 1884, a. Is ios lep col a2 2S ~ 6, VI. 2E ~ no
SuPRENE COCRr-GESERAL TERN.-Nos. ~, IL,
45 90 80 uoEGaInersi,1 EaneTs,ed Calendar same Son
"Wednesday - -
COMMON PIEAs-Part by Court.-Nos. 20, -,
20 So g. g. s3 S. a. 100 inclusive. 0a Par IL
By CourNo. 20. g. Is, H. H. Io II, - 81 ~ 3D. H. A. b.
81, -. 73, a. IS g.! -
USITED STATES DIsrRIcr COrRT.-Nos. ~, ~,
lc5 80 ST. S. H. 7 95 TO- 49, r. b 65 n 7s S. sS c7,
lds. lO9 - o-
SuPERIoR CoURr-TRIAL TTRA.-Nos. so, ~, a,
- j 1871 AS 4f 277. es 49, H7, sN it 20. 81, u %
SEQ 1874 4o. SO SIS 577, Ss 5i 5S6, SIS 40 Jj o9 yi
SO SgS $50 al. 81? ds. ja5 6Fs 81. SOC. S9l 6e.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-18
MARINE COURT-FrR iG- Before judge THoN''oN.
Ro,arl! Green at. J. II. Hob'f, Brown

1bis - an acton ol shnutf lue pfltIts hc it0''
rps RrcOkyu sud OfIh standing the tendsnt tug all
Fp-cope Clergy and IT, rector OF thu Free Church Of the
Good Angels" Tie offensive words out nj bG.ue
betw the psth and the brother q" the de;ca
don't The the smother state % rufcae
Ind on aton TIE .rrcG,,ou proved 10 Do z5od aud
il grd Green sde hi account. Instead Of that Of
Lr Rector brother The Rector in audng 10 the cclusnre,
ave y,ry harsh ard unpleasant name AMI rather nnsted
that H. tfe Rccto - JroibeT had pressed hn M 70 eX'
rmie The Pani1 might ia'o been sent 10 tho see fn'oA
7 isl pending.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-18
COURT Of COMMON PLFis-Feb. i7.-Befs-e Judge
BALI.

=
In March 1851, Il rifle was left for the brother oi
lie defendant at the house the latter and while the d"fen'snt
VS. carry Up sai-s put not knowing that II w'
loaded il discharged sli the ball passing through window
p,r,d e room OF the painH lying in bed. aud LA 10
,,yerc wound in bis se DR. FnnelWas coled into tend tue
aiH and testified the tlis that HE patient Was or -on'
lime Il danger Of diving from henorrhsae lock wcaknfs
cs ,.d by the wound question. After some time The usll
came t OF al opening side OF the paiEn which had been
cut fuT tiAt purpose. ,..o., -, .
Dr. Fnc wss opinion That the plaintiff had pT 'y vel 20
covered from his injury bot might b. subject 9" s1e Lte per,
IA. charge Of Dr. Fnrl ga. tl5o.
The defense hs the discharge Of he rh, "" holy se
du' an No. rom aIy czelessuess II that TIE rh 't
sgsinst tho bsuer. The d" ndsn hke~-4 employed tNo
ply .iciaas tend upon ue plaintiff aAe PAID A IN iof '"eA
services. ..r l. III.
verdict of 200 renae I'D oI te plaintiff For pAn
liz Wn. r. Slanod OI dtlt ndt. Beroe, Da sA4 pou9h.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-18
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-FEs i6.-Bett Juise
H.

In the action. heretofore reported, against George
p Nelson Notary Pulc Tor gect 20 potss, note Of rf9
l., which III. discharged froi1 their lie ty and
he Of o 10 he hcdcr verdict was Tsadercd for
the defeudaIt- -,
The d.1. we-e: Fil,t hat the derndsr' hsl The
note in his ssreed to protest n and second
thai be not Of sny value d Therefore 40 dsnas' had
been sustained b, tie p,aiu.. Il
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-18
SUPREME CouRT-GlsrsM TrsNmFss, IL l1.-Bef're

JUDGES DAWES CLERKE snd SVTnrei-ANp 49,,
ON Wednesday afternoon, one of the cases ot the
discharged policemen came up for argument on cer-
tioraT There about 800 OF these cases still undis
posed Of.
Messrs. Noye- Field, Dean, Devecaux, Sherman
and Dyett are among the counsel engaged. The
Court Room was crowded with the members OF the
old noce nrce.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-18

The subscription in London to the Erie !oan now
reaches 81, CSC, ,O00 and Mr. Moran Writes tna' ne y
confident Of complete success. 1t appears from the
lse.i Account, that the making OF fifth mortgage for
FIVE million, for the benefit Of the unsecured bonds is
q mart of the financial schcme Of Mr.. Moran with
reserve Of 100000 for the future wants OF the
Conpsuy. At the late meeting in London il was re-
solved a. follows:
iyresd ,bst a. person. snbsTbnz 20 toe fourth mort
be Allowed 70 sLs,- ., T. hA Diortzsge
their ub.cr PioG, 10 the fourth moz zage snd that
brrr,iors 81 received entirely in Unsecured bonds
. n, fr-fter undesood that ,bo hfh
~ a 20 Ct-l In the wnols, Of which &2co 90 b.
fr tI. future wsas Of tho Company snd paid In cssh
The mortgsse deb! Of the Erie Road VII then be
$ai,Oooooo.
Some further email subscriptions have been made to
the IIroi, Certra. loan. but the amount previous
~ reached e. that TIE Directors desire at present to
rec eve.
A Coaven,ion Of country banks vii be held 81 Az
baSy tomorrow 10 consider the subject Of srsdemp-
ton Is cOcy in Us city, ard also tae abolition Of the
PEI naut Of interest upoo deposits by tbs city banks
Wn;oH taeY s's verS sssasa.y oplsssd
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-18
lAdyettiscmeLt
MORE ATTRAC TIOSS MORE ATTRACTIONS -

Afternoon performances attractive eyery dsy at
NvAs Evening DOuos Star Colnpsnes every
dav Little Cordea Howard end her parents this Atcrnoon in
the DEATH OF EyA THE PIoSEEx PaIgoT tbs Evening with
Mr. How srt sDd Dr Watkins in the leading parts
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-18
UOIIOwlY'S PIILS.-ThOusands are dOctOrcd

20 death. Sonsch and bowel complaints depres the system
en the py sn with drastic pusatives and complete
the patients prosration Beware Of such treatment you
wise and resort these PiLs. which uphold the hy,ca
strength bic they eNpe, the disorder
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-18
IAhYerf iaennAri.l
ANSON's AGIERKEOTN PES, large SIZE, FOR
IAdvrriisement.I

o. CiXTsThe only place In the city where DAcuERReoIYfX'
are made exclusive Of any other picture is a.
ANsoN'S, No. SO Broadway opposite Metropoi.sn Hotel
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-18


From Germany were ,ljO from other countries,
COS
The report Of the physicians gives also tabular
statement OF the diseases that treated. The dis
cases which seem TO have been most numerous are
Constitutional diseases Jij Diseases Of the digestive
organs 59 of the respiratory organs %; surgical
dsases, 3l and what seems remarkable diseases of
the eye, 23j.
The report Of the College of Physicians il highly
creditable to them, and shows the great zeal aud
labor they have grautously bestowed upon this be-
nevolcnt Undertaking
The report Of the Treasurer shows that l6 persons
contributed TO the establishment OF the institution
and that their contribution amounted to s., JGj.
The whole amount of expenditures for the year WAS
81 ,29j GO, Of which 1913 30 were paid for medicines
and prescriptions.
The usefulness Of this institution has bees suf-
iicently established, and it s hoped the benevolent
will contribute 20 lis support and success.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-18

ah9 Servings OF The k.csissa Ccut. Road q, a.
t's' ~rea 0. Feo'rarJ wots 81. .9ls ssx,.I A., -
,eme week last year. s'~~
.e''e' ho'n he"~r'. D. Bed. son g. Co. A. 49,
eorFe-s0cden,o in ,hi city. DATE. I-o.doo IA. -
ssSs;
"0ur Money market has cKperieaoed An ..,,..~.-
mary c! 81 ge aBd money ~h us ct tbi. t,ns - 49,
siuIoant ard with the prospect Of furtesx 49,
huI is hike yto become more 90 tia. there Il evsw
expectation Of b'gter prces Of 8. cold .eoartiss.
Me-srs Besenbvrg. Goeslsr a Co.. wnte from Hsn-
burg en- the 9Th Of Jsnuary as follows:
"siouey is very plentiful and discount, in sbssase
oi aTy material transactions. hss declined 10 osa1
for or. names. Cobfienee returns moro aud msrek
ara Transactions becoue daily more regular"
In 10, srd 10 American Stocks. Mr.. Ss,tss!hwssp
sSys:
Therr Ia. been sey mNtet os Antioan Sccsrfttss y
l. ad.r .iS she res, sea We notice inSgeAsaS dApeN
ton to inSes 10 ~~ secured Bonts ad thr nsfts As ~
Po'ns 'esde.cy. kre Bords 10 improved reSoeA -
ff ;, gcncrs osSf o soee 20 ,he psspcso4 -
M mfar hss eson giyea ef lhId Nor fAxs boaAA -
hc 'ss!,. hs'e ss.sasd hoD - 70 - Limo. frsa4s hAe0
~ snt u, witch = cozddeFske sivAlcs CoskrsceGn
ssH.d. are 'tesdy Il sSaet sssNs q-.s tssssua
'N W. "a ~'~-~'- - -
Bsi o fpzi'nd hAt. rcdacd ,sc ret. or Kssssss
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-18
advertisement

PtRDy'S NATIONAL THEATER.-TwO new
dramas be performed st this prosperous Theate tonight
viz: ALMoNI SCorRGr MissovRI. aud
The pantomne Of BoREAs AauiLIoS SPIRGr
AIR intorvoIi0g Mi J. II. Alien, g. l.. Fox Mrs. H. r.
Nichols Miss Hathaway the Carlo family and al the excellent
company of tie establishment appearing
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-18

VI, ".
Tweed both as man and 81 q politician which wa,
sisted by me before the jury well tbs feet that
everything was dOue by me to prevent it appeariay
| publicly However much ! ,egrvt the publicity Of
this matter yet pane me to be compelled to answer
the Article givieg greater publicity thau wished for
10y me. The jury, VII they retired to oop.idsr Of
tie matter, stood five 10 in favor of the plain
tn, and, by their disagreement, the cause was set
down for further trial.
l mako thu statement in eEoneration Of myself as
Mr.. Tweed knows full well, that from the relation
existing between Va, that the charge Of ettorton
not be applied 10 me. by pieItiug the sbove, you
confer q fHN or on, Yours respectfully
H. N.EuLTEE Co1E,e-ors a Law.
1nE GTRhAS DlsPJhsAEI OF THE CIR OF NV
fokK-Ihs benevolent Society which formed
in January, lo57, with Mr.. 4. Karck for President,
J.. a. Olrchs Vice resdent r.. \. Balm Treasurer
and Ii. Rocker Secretary has just published its fret
annual report appears that the iustitution located
No. l32 New-Cansl street was opened for the public
on the 18th OF May last. The College Of Ply ysicans,
who give their services grstu tously distributed the
lsbors among themselves, according TO specs.des,
ard five division, were made
]. For internal diseases, treated By Dr. Z. SchiEng
ard J.. SChweder.
.. For surgical diseases, by Dr.. +. Krackowitler
and l.. Fcss
B. For diseases Of children, by Drs. NJ. Herzog and
a. jacob
4. For Diseases OF women, by Drs J. ksmmerer
ard r. Noeggerath.
;. For diseases cf the skin, by Dr. J. Goldmark.
The institution wss open every day, with the eSceP
ton of Sundays aud holidays; and tho hour from -
TO | was set apart for children and women, and the
hour from 10 .. m. for al other patients.
During the short period Of seven months 2,H1
poor patients ayaed Themselves of this Dispcnsay,
ior whom J. 81 prescriptions were written.
Although the institution IS called tue German Dis
penssry Il is by no confined TO Germans, but
il omen 10 persous of all nations aud countries. The
principal object in establishing this institution was 10
afford to INDECENT persons ignorant OF the English
tongue medical adv ice in their tongue and medi
cal ire atment and medicine without charge; but all
other poor persons msy equally avail themselves Of
ts advantages.
The interesting and scientific report Of the College
of Physicians gives valuable statistics regarding tue
class OF persons and The diseases treated.
The number Of patients treated from May % to Dee.
81, was:
hlhfs
TotL............................
haer - y'sfs oyS''.'''''''..''''''..''.'.'' SiS
UDdeT l.. years, ,gu!s,....................,.,. SA5
Tota! OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 7l6
According to nativity the pat nts ran ed:
From the United States Of America GIG
From other copnts,
Total
OF these in the United States less than yes,, $50
lnkn0Wn 10y
T7iti 'SS
From Germany were 80; from other countries,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-18

Che exsnins;ion and secned 10 be ~ gIe''
1t was only between their sobs tha' .no "''9 ~,
was able to obtain answers TO h' qO'''o"' Isa
asserted that Ellen knew John was - Co.,
wife living, aud that he had commune 'Vu -
TO Ellen's sister. Justice Koiy sent 'no 49,
prison for further eSkmina'op' ana '"1 ~" ~ Ca,4
with tess tcklng down their checks i'' '"o '0u'-
Iooto.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-18
NEW-JERSEY II,EKS.

REsovAL OF QrARAsTsE.-The jersey CITY Com
mon Council have passed series Of resolutions favor
ns the removal Of Quarantine from its present location
to Sandy Hook, and have appointed Committee to
visit Trenton and urge upon the Legislature the grant
ing of the site asked for by the Commissioners
Tie citizens of Hudson County seem to be very
generally in favor Of the proposed removal
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-18

AIDgpNAsIc RYsIasArios. Alderman r. r.
K,.5ov from The Pir- Ward bss real: d bis pesisn tAs
Cou Ccna Ia csceq, ot hsEiss r,Dssed from ss
Nj Il y yat,xs. n. tbs Bsst AZ ast Ntx ssv~Tel
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-18

HoRoKys FIRE DEFARTsrsI FUso.-At msa,iny
Trustee. Of the obOkeu kir Department Fund held os
Tvs .dsy evening M. N. II. Pcckhs elected Vic Yr..i
don't 10 FL the ysrsncy sed By the r-,rson OF Nj Ps,
Pow !es, aud Nj ChsIe. r. Ferry elected Tres.gsr in
h. .re of MI Josp S;cteFs Uto hsd r.saeA fss
noua Of money this fund is sboa 80 DO aud A.
a. pir-cgt 40 pen.bOoers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-31

cozzns HON wRr POM, Nay 20, 1864.
JAsrs GotDoS BENNETT. Eso -
DEAR srR-Ihnking your numerous readers wou.i be
pleased TO know what time the annual examination a;
the United states Military Academy viii lake place.
have taken the liberty Of addressing you few lines on
the subject The BEARD Of vstery appon,e By the Pres
dent " examine the Cadets v be received officially by
Major Deahed (tuperlpendent and ootnn1sndnnt) and
the professors ari officers Il the Academy on ruesdsy
morning fhe ls on June IN the afternoon Of the same
day the Board Of Visitors will review The corps OF Cadets
the engineer company the company o. artillery and the
company OF cavalry Unusual pains have been taken By
Colonel Hardeo 10 have this rvier perfection
possible The examination viii commence on Jne n aud
will be continued from that time until about the 2cth Of
June. AZ O'Clock p. NJ every dey there will be exer.
cises either N cavalry, infantry artillery until the ex
animation finished Tho country is locking beautiful
and this house has been thoroughly renovated and
good ~ new Hope 70 have the pleasure Of seeing you
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-31
News from Mexico.
END or TIM sIH3g or fAMPICO.

Our PENSACOLA ooRvvsPcxpxxes
PESsAooL,, Nay 81, 1855.
The Fulton arrived here to-day from fampico, which
port she ieft on the nth
Tho straightforward American course pursued by Capt
Amy prevented any further annoyance commerce,
after the arrival OF the Fr'on Al rmpco and obtained
reparaton les far 2cssble for injuries previously srI
tanned.
On the ith Of Nay General NcjIs with 500 infantry and
400 cavalry arrived at Iampcc On the itn he siAck,d
General Gsrzs defeated him. ard obliged him ey IN,
Interior 20 that peace reigns in hmpco who
knows how long will continued Fnsosed you viii fiue
slip from IL UniOn Of the isih Civ ng Of the
battle
THEY FOLLOW THE FrBxs.
THiKrkKSru DAY.
To-day tho ccemy fred In Inc without -susing any
damage.
rorrrrxSry DAT.
To-Day, n early dawn, the enerv was met, With the
force OF the battalion u Queretsf D. which appeared in
force upos the Height OF Liberty ousiis " our lines
This body sustained IRE Of cannon aud m,stetry up,
twelve or one o'clock when troops c5mn Anded by
Senior Genera Noa APP ss-cd, 1ankirg le cu.my from
that moment IT was Immediately H. Jwn tha Il vas ,he
and with effect The booesof infantry and avary d
not erase 70 charge upon the Geld deences u,, al six
o'clockin the Afternoon, Don Juan joe dc IA Tara WA
completely routed, loving his srsiier- PARK, 80.
uFryNru DAY.
All the little forts o ion Juan Jsss de IA Cary ave
remained IN complete peace. II can be wrles here
Cara"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-31


Arrival Of the Steamer Empare City.
The steam, hip Empire City, from New Orleans 10th and
Havana 18th Of May, arrived this port yesterday
morning.
The weather up to Cape Hatteras had been fine and
seasosabIs, but from thence wintry and boisterous
There was little news current at Havana.
The American ship Mary Hyier, or Baltimore, had
brought Ais Co les having lost 50 her passage from
Macao.
Stock Of sugar, 2S0, O0s boxes.
Freights ie active at last reported rates.
The Empire City LEFT tbs steamship Philadelphia a.
anchor, awaiting the Granada from AspinwalL
OUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE
HAVANA, May Is, 1858.
Office Of the United States Coxsu Geped-Why Colonel
Blythe Resigned-A Neoark Hearse and is Cost Reos-
nueT the Island and it, Lrease-GenerdI Concha Pro
mises Millions More Yelloso Ferer-1he Markess
BY the steamship Cabawba, the 18th inst Col BLY,
late U. Consul General in Cuba resident in this city
whose resignation 10 already known YOU returned
United Statse much TO regret the more especially
he made no secret to the of his having resign
cd the ofcehat tho stipend, after the Office expenses
were defray was NOT sufficient enable him to live
and that be has been compelled largely upon his
private means 10 defray his necessary expenses The
Office Of United States Consul General in Cuba Is one Of
considerable Importance and should be held by man
who by his education and bearing is calculated TO
and the respect Of all persons with whom he brought
in contact whether officially otherwise Tho Office is
sinecure indeed requires constant attention. and
many OF its Duties are Of moet unpleasant character.
When is filed by gentleman who by nature and edu
cation fitted perform responsible duties sssfa
ry and who has gained the esteem and respect OF all
who have had the pleasure Of bis acquaintance he finds
he cannot live upon the stipend attached TO the office, and
retres In disgust.
Among the recent deaths in this island are Gonzales
Ovaes son OF the Chief Justice OF the Supreme Court
young gentleman universally respected and deeply
amented. He had been recently at the morrill, and
turning caught yellow fever and died At Sagua Grande
"a did also Ambrose Romero brother 70 the Condo de-
Romero. This last named gentleman the first whose
oorpee was conveyed 70 the Campo Santo In
ueney magnificent hearse, which was built at Newark,
N. and imported toto this island at cost OF 50 900
The magnetic telegraph In this island yielded $21e less
last year than In the preceding one.
recent impression Of the Gacea supplies the full par
cusrs of the of this island for the year 1857
from which extract the following
The total income Of the island forthe year 1857
200 900
The following amounts derived from