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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-03-03

ST.. LOUIS, March 2.--1he Santa Fe
mail has arrived. Captain Murdy reached
that vicinity on the I'd ult. The trip
was attended with the loss Of a muller
and quet hardship. He would Immediately
make purchases for the resumption Of
the expedition, which has thus far been
entirely successful, and IL will no doubt
put Col. johnson in r rcs. session Of the
means Of transportation to Utah much
earlier in the spring than supplies can
reach him from the States.
A difficulty occurred between Surveyor
Kelly's party and the Mexicaus near AL
buquerque,in which two Of the latter were
killed.
Mr.. Hockaday, District Attorney of
Utah, has arrived here.
The government dispatches deny that
the troops at Camp Scott arc on half ra-
HOns.
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UNDRIES- "t
- Fresh Tomatoes in cans at low figure
Genuine Olive Oil in Black Bottles
bordeaux Oil In large and small Bottles
French English and American Mustard,
Andrews and Durkic's Yeast Powders,
Very Superior Green and Black Teas,
Genuine Laguyra and Old Java Coffee,
First rate Butter at Is and SI1% cts.
English Dairy and Imitation Engllsi, Cheese,
Wicker Baskets and Pals of every variety
For sale at prices to suit purchasers.
GEO. X. GOODRIDGE,
fe No. 6, CampbeH's wharf.
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New YORK, March "A Havana
letter says that Santa Anna is expected
from st. Thomas, and viii! proceed to
Mexico in a Spanish war steamer, to as
sumo the Presidency of Mexico for the
last time.
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Is al Umore hIvert;; g
w. J. HOOPER & CD.

Corner OF %0ui}. ana Pratt StGce
BsLI'iTiGE<;i.
e,-,sssessss,7,,ssa MANUFACTURERS of ma
chino made netting for fishing
metz srin and 9th, purposes also oilling al d
sem" vine cofks, 't'ads g., fi.hing rope
every variety, and Of superior quality made
expressly i"r fishing purposes.
&,"' 'olSpn wanting 3 seine of particu =
lar depth or tnpere'i, would confer a favor
ny giving timely notice beforehand, as 1t -
impossible to have on },aud al. the Et.as
winch may be wanted; scineS hung and to. tic
in thorough manner.
TANNING AND TARRlNG.
We have building and apparatus pue'
posely for Steam Tanning and Earring such
Netting as may be wanted thus prepared :.
by jets Of steam we force tho Tan end Ia
into the body CT the Twire, and make tn
process much more eifeotual for PRESERVING
the Net than the ordinary method.
REMAnXs.-It is always desirable to avoid
danger of delay, to have the orders for net
ting sent US some time before 1t Is wanted. 1t
Is impossible to anticipate tho wants of all,
and we should be pleased to have order by
mail or otherwise, which we will fill exactls
In compliance with the wants CT the customer.
Estimates of cost of Seines, any length or
depth, will be sent by Ran on application.
sly W. ]. IL. & co.
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rHOICE BUOKWHEAT-Justt the
" season for hot Buckwheat Cakes, freah
supply Pennsylvania Buckwheat just received
at the Cty Provision Store, and for sale low.
tel E, G. DEFINING.
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PHILADELPHIA, March 2.-Noon.-At
0 o'clock, A. M, the barometer stood
1857; wind w. by N. W.-Thermome-
Ter 253o, with light fall ofsnow. BY
noon it became clear. Barsm. 1852;
wind w. by NJ, and thermou 27o.
WAsH1NGToN.-At daylight thermom.
$40 noon 28o Weather boistcsors; wind
due n. w. Sky variable.
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BRUSHES!
GRIFFITH, WILSON & CO.

4 RIFFFTH, VIII SON s. CO.
~ offer To the trade and consumers one of
the largest and best assorted stocks ofBrushes
to be found in this section, such as White
Wash, Horse, Scrub Clamp, Floor, Wall
Paint. Shoe, Busting, Stencil, Shaving Hair
Tooth, Comb Nail Crumb, Stove, Marking
and every other kind generally called for.
Purchasers who wish to find the largest
cheapest and most varied stock of Brushes
Market Square, Sign of the Pad Lock.
fe rs
Superior Quality.--Extra Deep Gold
~ Leaf, for sale by
fe % KING Il TOY.
Tleayer's Genuine Bears Greese
~ Purified and highly perfumed, for
sale by
fe rs GEO. w. DEY & co.
Let None Omit to Read This. =.
CHEAP! CHEAPi! CHEHP!!!
FIERY CHEAP.
WYE have a very large stock of Ladies'
w Gents and Misses Gum Over Shoes,
and we have this day put them down at very
low figures, as we do not wish TO carry them
over TO another season.
Gents Gum Over Shoes rs cts, to 81. 90, worth
$l.25 cts.
Ladies' from rs to 81 pair first rate.
Misses Gum Over Shoes SO cts, worth IS cts
elegant prime.
Now if you do not buy Over Shoes at those
prices you certainly do not want anF, and
warm feet. TERMS CASH.
BUTT d DOUGLASS,
No. IS, Main street.
fe 10 Norfolk, Va.
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- Supeftine and Extra l. Il ssssts.ss,A5
at the Flour Store NOT, Union st. N4'-NN'
no 20 E. A. ABBOTT.
HhOico Extra Hasns.-l5s Choice
~ Extra Hams, cured by James T.. Jordan,
and VIM. Channel Of Smithfeld For sale BY
&. X. GOODRiDGE,
ia % CampbelPs Wharf.
lust RECElV ED-5o bbls. heavy Mess
~ Pork,
Is bbls. Prime Pork,
SO do Mess, Family and Extra Family
Beef,
600 Sus ar Cured Hams.
" 500 Breast Pieces, nice article,
hhds. New Sides,
S do Shoulders,
do Joles small size,
90 pieces Smoked Beef,
Smoked and Salt Tongues,
Bologna Sausages,
so good Cheese,
rs bags Buckwheat,
100 boxes Pearl Starch, cheap,
20 kegs Butter, good article,
Is bbls. Lard,
10 kegs do for family use,
Please call at No. IL Roanoke Square.
ia 20 PENTZ & CARTER
GUNDRIES-Goshen Butter ofaiI Qualities.
~ Brown and Refined Sugars, at the lowest
Family, Extra and Superfne Flour Of various
brands,
Tomatoes in cans, and Split Peas for Soup,
Green and Black Teas Of superior quality,
Andrews & Durkees Yeast Powders,
Brooms, Buckets, Flour Pals,
Brass Bound Buckets, Cedar Buckets, and a
general assortment Of Groceries, which we
offer at fair prices, for sale by
GEO. X. GOODRIDGE,
fe 25 No. 6, CampbelPs Wharf
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Superior Quality.-Extra Deep Gold
- Leaf, for sale by
fe 25 KING Il TOY.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06

DEATH OF PRoTEssoR HUDsoN.-The following ex-
ksct from private letter gives an account OF the
nelapehOly death Of Prof. Hudson of Oberin Coiese
"a mournful calamity has Just occurred to US.
Prof Hudson last night eDdeavorei TO get on an eG
press train while in motion, at Omstead fe ~ miles
this side Of Cleveland. He was in some way thrown
a to the trneL and 20 disabled as to be unable get
oil. The express train Of the Toledo Road, when
Yups on the same track from Grafton to Clevelapd,
sane up in ten minutes Prof Hudson waved ms
hand TO stop them. They spplied the brakes but too
late The train passed over him, severing his head
k0th arms and 1egs from his body. The body was
carried Oh to Cleveland. 1t was so dlshgured ina
poAe could recognize it. Mr.. Brown OF 1he Far"sr
knew by bis shawl, csrpet-bag, railroad pass, as
assistant editor Of The Farmer aud by some papers
SOsnd in MS bag which he had gwen him but few
hours before, that it the body Of Prof hudson.
Nj. Brown sent to the friends here ana the froessors
Profes sor this year. and had become much atscneu
70 him. 1t is great blow upon tue Instit atlon'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06
Arrived.

Steamship ofbe So1h Lyon Savannah ndse. aud pass
20 SAM L. MicL Son. Friday OF Cape Lookout,
ged signals with steamship Alabama hence for Savannah
Saturday D. Hatte1s Light bearing w. EXCHANGED signals
with Js-s Adrr hence for Chareon
heavy head weather the entire passage.
Sissmshp Ms1on Foster. Charleston n3se. and pass 70
spoford, Tilestou Go.
s,esm.hp Roanoke skinner Norfolk &c, udse and pas.
LudlGlD L Pl.s.aIta
Ship stephen Crowe Burgess Liverpool Dec g. and Queens
town March 5, mdse. 20 Snow Burgess.
Ship Zurich Jsy Gate R.eh Havre March mdse. sad p,
20 ". s. Drayton. Has had moderate weather.
Brig Star (BT Ros ST. Johns, NJ r., March TO- fsh and oil
Mari p s al i0 ion. g. n gale 3 shipped
which stove buwsrhs and skysh split the msinsa and
hed the cabin washed overheard hree men whom
eedd in getting board again the thud James Lemont Of
Pictou sbip carpenter, was lost.
Bns Adeline Ham, shaken Sunderland IS days coal 10
order
sehr Alma tBrl Curry, CornwSn N g. days. potatoes to
master.
Sehr. Albany, Hodges, Boston for Albany
Sebr. Gee. Water, Jones' Teugier Ior Boston.
Scbr. John Snow Shaw, Cutler Me-. days lumber orde
SebT. Robert Smith, Wilcox, Portland. CT, s;oue.
Soop Wn. h. Bowen. Hd.ock Providence adss
Chesapeake CoweD Portland - hours riise 10 h..
b. Cromwell a Co.
Steamer Bristol Allen Phladelpha, Ind-e ~ BriEzs
BELOW-2 bsrm. hiss very thick outside the Hook.
SAILED-Shsp Maid of Orleans, DeEnis, New Orleans
Also, steamship Moses Taylor McG,xsn, AspinTah; bark
Brsziero, Baxi- Bahia ard market bds Anna, HAuield,
Rio GTSDds.
WIND-sunse, 5. Z. and fossy.
steamer Osprsy of the Providence hne) Ar completing
her repairs afternoon osed OF e Screw DocS and
owed 70. Id 70 her berth. Pier No. u North River.
Te asr Ataanta recently Ashoe BODY lsapd this
pseQ assp ~ he sb9se DsefioI IeYr- She e
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06

80 a. n~-.e,rpsyGs s,s;ss ,ssrd, on tstmdsy Apn'
8 Correiias }. Lshe, reo oi y'a- -.
IyyCB-A; No ~ Cha ton sSeet on o'loaS hp'" ''"'
iyreA ofcon'umpoer' As'd /" J'Ns -,
,I,,nocK-Ou Mou1sy morning April 5 OF ooLsumprn John
lSysn xnfdocs f aged g years months aud ~ Gays
IT, 1.,ds of .be family also nc members onye bIsb'h
T,s. O. Of o. r. ard also the members a E1ceior ChAp
80 No q O. O. A. respe::fsiy invited 20 a'tend . =
j05 Asp street We.E.,G,y Afternoon .; o'c1oas-
yIIS-A. No. o. Wes. Thirty ninth seet, SUNDAY mon
int Aprl sodderly q mhanmaion on he BRAN oorte
Phps youngest Of Esbert and Mary hAS' aged years
syAVER-On supdAy afternoon April AtsT an Illness o. two
the Rev HoIse Sesver for many yet coheteo VIII
the ard Foreign Bible soiey aged 70 years
The funeral will be held a. the Sxeerb sret bsps
Chrch tthe Rev w s Hises) Tuesday o,h ir't I. y.
ard Board OF the American and Foreign Bbe Society are
invited 20 sttsnd without further notice
TREANER-At No. Isl Avenue C. SsUfday April IN he
Irl wear of her age MsgsIet Treancr.
VAN bORES-On ssbbs,h evening April 4, Dr. Care; Van
Doren, formerly e. this city. ,,,,
Hs funers viii tai. place oday lTCe.dsy, April 6 al oco
D. rn from he ATE residence, Eatt NJ sore som.
imIty ~ j. Train caves foot Of Cou-lsndt '--@st a.
oct, A. M The relatives ard ftends Il the family .Ts "a
yted 20 stt.nd .itbou; further invitation. .
WOLCOTT-At He, Gate Neck Long lsane al the residence
ofkis aher Saturday everrg, Aprl Charles meichht
Youngest Of FREDERICK II and Sarah l. "olco, sseo
years and months. =, ,.- O., -.
WOOD-Or Sunday rnornrg April Al No 4S1 s1 syen 'e
of eonvulsions Of be ihos, Waer r. only chi OF wafer
NJ and Cahsrine Wood aged year, noaths ADd days
WILD-At No IS Goerck street on suEisy Apl =, hfs'
Harriet Wild, aged t2 years.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06
FROH THE RIO GRANDE.

TIE Brow 20 ,!.c Flag Of the i7;h says; IL. .
"Af.,rs with eur ne;gnbors seem sppros;nlcg q
Svsa uddng fIom the signs 81 tns shes' .l","as n
fssted IN hatamorss end Tanpicol Tue w.. nnnosi,e
~ o., ps,e ~ 'r'amaulpas, which lies Ju5s VPPoI1o
~ ~. v 30 = Sbspdo or decree from the com
u..5,Y of the reactonist forces dated q s
- IN INST an which al citizens oet"ee" .o s -
~ s0 ere called upon - take up arms 70 fepei tno
~ 80 80 " - ordsr A. Gen. Moreno y pleased 70 de-
~. ,he forces under Gov Cara From th1S we
X,,S ;udre that the Cons.i.utonaists ere near ,he
CIV OF Tsmpico, and that toe commenIsn. a. va.
-, m Il yitation 10 foreign residents 70 form them
vss into companies for the defense of the town. with
a.. prsnise Of arms frem the arsenal OF the com
r,apdsrt. On the other hand, IN hstamoras enlist
nrr.s are con,tsnty going on for the ranks OF the
Liberals.
victory gained by q division OF Vidsurs forces at
scue point between Monterey and San LUIS, IN which
many were killed and several important officers OF
TIE enemy captured. among whom were Generals Al.
monte and Cruz Vidaurris forces were commanded
ky Colonel Martin Ssyss, whose magnanmty prompted
him TO relieve the two Generals named above on tneir
parole OF honor General Cruz, it is said, embraced
iAe first opportunity TO break his parole and sought
"Puebla il is ssid has been taken by the Liberal
Sts.
"Mstamorss had been declared free port, for the
istreducton CT every species OF merchandise.
1--WE are informed that Governor CARA and General
GaIcia were epcsmped with their forces between Aita.
mira ana IhmpcO waiting the niIiFei VI oVo'c W."
men then on the march TO Join them in attack upon
Tanpico.
"fhe purser Of the General Rusk, 10 reference to
the decree declaring hatamOras a free port informs
as that on the Dist, Pepe CarazOs, Commissioner
from Governor Cara, arrived at Metsmoras with the
decree. Whether the same privilege Is extended To
the other towns along the frontier, ne says was not
krowr when the General Rusk lef'.
Letters from Monterey arrived at Mstamoras on
the oath stating that Vdsurn mad issued procama-
ton declaring that all persons owing ON property sold
by the Church (which is sold frequently on i've or SIX
years credit) should pay him % per cent Of the
amount due on it, which would put him in possession
of some $500 to 500 600. The letters fur ther
stated that battle was expected soon to take place
between the Constitutionslss and Iuloagas party at
San Luis Potos at which place about 1000 600, en-
route for the frontier, was shut up.
"On the 23d inst, the schooner Chrysolte, Capt.
Aekjey with q cargo Of hides, wool and lead, bound
for New Orleans in attempting TO go 10 sea- struck on
Brazos Bar remained there about three hours, and
then succeeded in getting back into the harbor with
about two feet water in her hold. She had to dis
charge her cargo"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW YORK.
Cleared.

sseam,hip-M Taylor, McGowsn, Aspinwa ~ o. Roberts
shps-Aiaid Of Orleans, Dennis New Orleans W. Nelson
Son; NJ. Tyson, Morrison Liverpool Boyd Hincken.
BsksPIde OF the Sea, Ufau Trinidad Yznegs DE Vale 4
Co. EsconsIa, Ryder. Havana, Mora Bros. L Co.
Bie.-Aamo fsror JaehsoLg.Ie. hayhew, Talbot Co.
Fet Tsnrco, sher, Oliver; Lsngsroe. Hsriman, jack
sonvlle. Peek Church.
scboouers-Yorktawn, Wogon. City Point, James Hunter
Co.; Howard LawFeu c, New6eu, Dibble Bunce ). j.
Warng Smith, Chsrle,ton, DolneI Potter J. r. Loiiend
Nichols CRY Point. Il. H. Crook W. A. Rowland COnch Wi.
lsmsbursh j. W Mcke; NJ ID Lane Gardner Matsnzss j. w
Ylwel Co. r. Caldwell Hudson Charleston McCready Mott
Co D. 3. Bsyes Jayne, MobAe Post, Snilh Co Empire
Ostorn Norfolk kc SIuIses Chairman A. L. Packer Hem
iugway Bridgeport j. Derby Undine Ridley Chester Del
j. Hand l. ocsdes sms, Ssem. R. w. Ropes Co Elizabeth
Ann tBr) Ross. St. John. ID. K. De Wolf.
soop.-Amenca Reynolds, PIovidsnce, Kenny f. Brown,
GsIdiue Providence master Phonx Shepherd New Haven,
s.esmers-Corcord Norman, Philadelphia Sarah, Jones.
Philadelphia
Rarge.Globe. EsII South Amboy.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06
DIED..

nnowNon Sunday AP AsT p. 'SS b.; .SYSI' W
nossr; BIS~n Tna OF % .y SnS sone1 os are
respectfully invited attend ,he funeral at CLOCK H. s'
sAy from his late residence, No "a Essex street
RaCK-Op Friday April Martha Ann Back, the eldest dsuga
ter "a the late judah and Elizabeth Back
BARROWS - In Brooklyn Oh Sunday, Aptll =, EOenezcr
Bis remain, were Inferred Greenwood Monday the Oh
BURTIs-ln Brooklyn Sunday evening April T. Nsthangl
The relatives friends invited TO attend the i9neTs at the
re.depcc Of his father No 81 Ade street this Tuesday
afternoon q; O'clock.
BuRR-In wiHsmsburth on sundsy, April william Nash,
ssest child OF Arthur and hai'e na IN '"e iOn 'e'' "
Hs fsssr services will be held the house Of his ef No
he epds Of the family inyed 20 attend without further
ssties. The remains vii be taken to sdsePo" Conn of
ibtemoBt.
gENfOH-At No l6 Thompson street Brooklyn on Sunday,
Ay Of spoplesy, John Benton, naive OF England in the
sd yeeI 81 his
BiBBY In this city on Saturday morning April s. after
oss and sever lOt:' Justine VIE Of G9avepe"T B00S'
CASE--On Monday April Of consumption Elizabeth wife o:
RsiSs D. Case N the ssh yea OF her sse >.
The r., "o %sdn.s, h s's & At & &c no he
hate residence No - East Twenty ninth witnoa
ther " yitaiion.
tai Eleventh street, Nicsssl Cassidy aged IS yeas
CRAwLEY-At No lO7 PIOspsct ss.S, Brooklyn on suudsy
Apr d consumption. Mayor J0hn C'swsy aged years
DAVIS In DanbuTy, Conn. on saturday April 8 AsnA
Yespden Gregory, wife Of Joseph A. Davis sd year Of
He's rnsins viii be taken Bloomfield ~ j. for iu.eraen
DE VOE-At Pert Jefferson, Long Island Wedu@day
"a Of Athes second eausneT Of Isaac RI hc
De- Voc
yMnEr-On Sunday April (, Catherine Elizabeth wife Of
Robert Emmei G and daughter o. Augustus James Of Dutch
se fsnds Of he family are respectfully nved 10 seod the
fsr,l from Calvary Church Tuesday the 6h nss,
p ~, without hurthsT instalon
BINMAN-on Thursday evening AP on boar, tns steamer
Of the West her tTom ssSSnrSn MARY T. VIE
five. X. MrmsD ..,.--..s., = =,
The r,Isy,s and friends Of the family invited to send IN
hn<rsi Ills Esorins O'Clock from her late esdec NJ
S Helry street without fgIloeI invitation Inc ieslN'
wAl be taken 10 Msnhsset, Long Island, Tor ntcfm'I'
HAMBIDGE-At No 6os Fourth street. on Saturday nisa
Apg after Auess, Frances Eu<soe'u ie
hsssssd wife Of Georse D. HAmbdse ssed 10 years oho'
md days
JkRVis-in BYootlyn Saturday April Sarah tSsee 10
jarvis, widow Of the d. Jarvis and daughter VI Joths
Weeks, ssed "a years.
ksAHP.on Monday, Aprl s. wism Timothy KrsPP as'd q
ysass 10 mouths and 2e dsys
3he rcsivss and fiends q his mother AnJne;te Douck
End he btothsr Joseph Knapp Tcsp 4uy invited 10
sftssd he funeral on "wednesday 7h Inst a. oclo
rom The TesIdeDee Of his father Mr. Fran is vi.
Dsunjck No. 5 South Second street Bro allyn T. D. Ills
remains vii b ishep Ia Cyprs. Hils fq inernSeat
LIONARD-In this city Sunday Aprl Ar,ens LScsari
ee, 6rmsry of Hslo~ei Me, IN tbs 7sh yer hissgo
Sss Iess.irs viii b. tshsn 70 bsiowel for p4n..S
Sossse 80 ksss pspvrs gtsss sspy.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06

FIRE IN DUANE sTREET.--Last night al 10 o'clock,
FIRE broke out in the building No. l6l Duane street,
seeupied by p. U. Morgan coffee and spice mill,
Cron & Brother, iron founders and others. The fire
srigrsed on the first Hoor but whether in the prem
sss Of Mr.. Morgan Croll Brother, there is some
aoubt as both joint occupants of that portion Of
tbc building.
The fremen were early on the ground, and the fire
was for the most part confined to the first Hoor The
total damage viii not probably exceed $500. Mr.. Nor
xan s insured for s. $50; 900 in the Brooklyn, $3.50
n the Notwithstanding and 81, coo in the Park Insur
ssce Company.
CroT g. Brother are insured for 81 900 in the St.
Nsrk's Insurance Company. The origin Of the fire is
upkpewp.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06

up on the other ,ide by Of The prominent oshA.s
here at the ow rates for Exchange ruling re" "eeA
spce, and they are now dispoeed to reap TIE pr0n'
by advancing the malhet. We hear Of no sales above
100, a. which strictly G.s-cIass bile were sod eaTy ID
the day. ..
Freigh.s are rather es,ier. To Liverpool, 2,'Vo
btls. Flour 1T IT, 4gd ais Cd. TO- OoO bush Gran a
l,d. Cotton ct 5-32d 200 small tee. Beef az r. eoo
bbls. Rosn at IL. lOd 2s 3D.; 800 bbs Crude W.
pentne at 2s. 3D.; 53 tcs. Rice at lie. I'd. To Lon
DON 900 boxes Cheese q. 3Os. To Glasgow, 2''o'
bbls Rosin at &c. To Rotterdam, 80 bales Cotton b.
&C. To Hamburg, 40 tlns Measurement Goods al 5'e'
= steamer. To Hsvre, Cotton at ic.; Ashes at y a
$40; Rice at $lO; Whalebore a: &c. brig OF w
uns 70 Neuvtas and back q. 3Sc for Sugar, 5c' iof
Melsdo and e. 50 for Molasses on deck. brig from
jacksonville 70 New-York with Flooring Boards a. ~
brig Of 900 bbs. capacity, with Flour to Csdz, on
private terms A schooner Of 600 bols capecty, #"
St. Domingo and back for 81 600.
The business Of the Sub-Tressury was: heceip~'
s., ,209 75-$64 600 from Customs; Payments, *io''
40 27; Balance, T., $50 -.
There is general expansion in the Bank statement
for the week, all the items showing an increase. In
loans the expansion is nearly a million and hsn' q
considerable portion Of which increase has arlsen RON
difcOuLtS mace Tor S0utnern DdnKs oJ cViIo7PV"N"
banks here. Some Of the Southern banks are prear-
ing for specie resumption, and strengthening tnen-
selve, by increasing their balances in thus city, In tue
present dearh Of first class paper our banks are very
glad to get this opportunity of using some Of tne SUI
plus funds There he's also been slight increase oi
home paper offering, consequent upon the drygoods
auction sales and other movements Of the Spring trade
The in the specie reserve IS about ss age as
was anticipated. Although there has been no ioresn
drain the neghboring cities of Boston, Pnladeipnia
and Baltimore have drawn considerable amounts from
US in settlement of balances. One exchange house
alone sent 100000 to Philadelphia during the week.
The debtor condition Of this city to Boston aud PhAa-
dephia still continues, although the remittances oI
gold have for day or two past been less important.
Before another Bank statement, we shall probably
have large disbursements from the Sub-Treasury an
other arrival from California, and possibly small re-
ceipts from Liverpool. The nominal deposits show a
large ncrease-s2 9i5 000-but in consequence of the
increased cearings the actual increase is only sl,-
S2l 900.
The iollowingis comparative statement for March
81 ard Aprl 3:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06
Disasters. &C.

By tfIeFfipl % = "N%'I " = = 20
,.,.o, .,-1 r. Br Srir tuirorn. from Hsnfir,~
g.. sen,oxp ss Penroc from To- k-onvie Tor New fak
and ,chr Richard Law from Noble i3r Se~ ~ 4e A.
.,,ss ard leaking IBy telegraph 20 Eiwood WS'eI esa
d GposeyTosS $ c. hprl S-rhe 'ohr. L A. E4~e-ea sEs
500 bse. cotton ,nd hides from S. Mss' a. one % Wv
Ny ,n, s,ho-e Aprii on Long Beach - n". 81 e~orse
ow Ish, The captain engaged steamers Csai''s AID III
WS Ns,ch gaThe srhr Enterprise iof fAs.sorl l<s
,n, rs.,.,er sailed 81 Jso de Cuba on Ma. = i New
~ b srro Of honey and tobacco sd sroc on ne ro.hs
.,x.rd of The le of Pines The nSh, q es list Tie
80. ,hs, Il blowing strong from W. and Ia;
~ "a, ~. ,trk she bised ana hisd with wae'. De
.Ar, ciesn br,ach over he and ne crs saesSsd
her ana Win e'@' Nv letter 20 Fllwo' "A WA.er ssa
ST. THou.s March l6 The ssr May E.lAot,a ,9i fAla
d.phia vas ,od AZ suction yesterday TOT hs sum 81 sS
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06
The report says:

The report says: .
During the last year We have renewed 1919 ties
bujlt stone sbu.a Ito replace those constructed OF
woodl 70 several OF the smaller bridges, requiring
.bou; eigh; hundred yards of Masonry, which have
beer buiit in 30 permsnent manner that they will
hary have 10 be renewed during the existence Of the
road and about fifteen miles of the road has been BAL
lasted
Tie following is & translated extract from Marie
A Karz's circular via Boston
Nrw.YoRK, Monday, April >, ls5s.-Our lsst ad-
-. rr 10 the pth uI:ino Since then, ,herr has been
nv on speculative stocks and these nave affected III
y,.r ,e.ies BY sympathy bat TO greatly IL eor gree
H. uut transacted has however not oen are
T. cose, with .-De.al improvement N prices IHe
speculate, VIII constituted prominent irt re
IN y hy.y and The beginning Of MNch 10 have entirely
r,d for moment AID 70 have EVer place 70
as. sdyjces frou aorosd by tie P-rss 70 the ta uli
General un.s.iu.ss poi Adam. Oh the C0nt-
len, ssye greatly 20 produce this leeng and Temp
rs-IIv 20 check purchases for Investment -
sian srocI.-Dul. -Xcep,ing hi.sos wncn nave been
,,.,,v dealt in Virliuss have advanced l. = cent M-souIis
hsv, declined h Terusssees cent higher CAornis i,e
doing AZ reduced quo.oE l1disna s.ies .; o. do
5000 9: Is; u S. 1865 lc5, and es 1852 4. l5l New
yi S.e Stocks lower under tie prospect Of further
irsJs by the SAFE
Tie following is translated extract from Decoppet
& Co. = Weekly Price Current:
Ny,s.YoRK, April s, 1SS.-The general downward
ertrDcy pes;eS ey ' 'sNces Q! sb HE.a kss sEggs: