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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-07
N,HE GREAT WONDER OF THE NINE
TENTH CENTURY.
PROFESS WOODS
HAIR RES TOR A T 1 V L.

II A II r l. 5 L . X A L Il.
Says the ST. Louis MOI Democrat Below publish letter
TO Dr. Wood Of this city from gentleman in Maine, which
speaks sowinsy Of the superior merits Of his Hair Tonic Sch
evidence have its effect when coming from aTe'6e
source II certificates euaTas Of truth the Doctor needs
BATE Name, Jan. 20, 1885,
Prof O. J. Woop 4 Co-Oen,lemen Having my attention
called few months since 70 the highly beneficial effects Of YOU
Hair Restorative induced 20 make application Of i
l'9 ny y nr TbisseI, were Of he same c2aTscer Some
three months since procured bottle Of Hair Restorative
used about twice week have since procured another
bottle OF which have used can now certify 70 the
world that the gray white hair has totally dappeaed both
on my and face and my hair has resumed is natural COLOR
and beeve more soft and glossy than il has been 5ie 10,
The age Of 6Rytwo mas used it with the effect.
err. Inc asGv s. nDie that whoever viii highly use
tions, will not have occasion 70 contradict ny 'a.m am
citizen Of this city, and resident here for the a.t teen years
and known to nearly every one here and 10 the adjoining
Any use you may T1ss S s a"Ge T9
nature il others as well as myself am tTy y2 RasyMoyp
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
BsLriNoRE Jan. g, ls5a
best poon Of NV hair from the Eject. Of yellow in New
1854 was induced TO make trial Of your PIePara
il now thick and glossy and words EXPRESS y obgs-
you in giving TO the afflicted such ,' InNsoy
The undersigned the Rev. Bragg is minister IN regular
standing and pastor of the Orthodox Church at Broohhed
Mas, Ne gentleman Of great Influence and nn,ver.sy be-
loved. . VIM ~ *
Prof WooDDesr Sir: Having made trial Of Jour Hair Re-
II pleasure 10 mat
ceeut removing inflammation, dandruh and constant ten
dency TO itching with which have been troubled from child
hood and has my hair which was becoming
10 lis orgua color have used other article with any thing
| ike the pleasure aud profit. Yours truly, .
The RESTORATIVE Is pat mp in bottles Of three size viz
large medium small the small holds hall pint, and retas
per bottle the medium holds at least % cent more
proportion than the small and retss for - per bottle the
large quart per proportion, aud reaI
| for SIS per bottle. . - A.,
o. j. WOOD Co., Projectors, No. S2 Broadway, New
York lin great ". Y Wire Railing Establhment and NO
ia Markets ST. Louis No. and sold By all good Druggists
aud Fancy Goods Dealers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-07

THEODORE w. DWIGHT REMOVED TO COLUMBIA
CoL1EGr.-Professor T. W. Dwight, who for several
years has so successfully conducted the Law School at
Clinton. will on the first Of November transfer that
school to NewYork City, where i. will be maintained
in Connection with Columbia College. lie propose
there 70 enlarge is sphere, AMI in time to associate
o,be,s Nth himself as instructors While we regret
lie removal Of the Law School from county, we
Inow well that the capacities Of Prof. Dwight are
fitted 70 occupy wider sphere than the number Of
students his school obtained gave him here. II is
probable that in the metropolis, with the wealth and
The Courts the ability, requirements and industry OF
prof Dwight, will gather a law school equal IN
the number Of Students well az in the advantages
,hal offer, TO any In the country. Utica Herald.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-07

CRors IN yEnsoxr.-The following IS al extract
from letter to The TRIBUNE, dated Ludlow windsor
County, VI, Oct. 4:
"Frou somewhat extensive observation l am
enabled to saw the crops generally in this state are
excellent Indian corn was never be'tel' io.a;o's
Yield unconmony well. IN some paI.s SI ta -
complaint II rot. If one-haf spoil there VIII w aD..
dance. Wheat j. very fine. AMI oats along tue noun
tains are goad-iight the riverr Hay though less
ian last year in bulk, will feed more stock APp@a a'
mddline-nOt abundant. Heaven has dealt generous
:! 800 w. " " w :. b.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-07

NJEW-YORK AND ERIE RAlLROAD.-OD
and an.r MONDAY May TO- 1885, and until further notice,
Yssseng.r viii Pier foot Of Duane st. follows W.
pUNKIRK EXPRESS ats M for DunkiIk aud principal In
,ermediate Stations.
NAIL TRAIN Al m Dunkrk and Buffalo and interIne
sia;r Stations.
aOCKLAND PASSENGER at m., from foot ChamOerSs;,
via P,rrmont for SufcTns and Intermediate Stations
WAY PASSENGER at .. u. for NewbuTsh Middetown and
intermediate statlOus.
NIGHT EXPRESS at 5 D. m, for Dunkirk and Buffalo
The above Trains daily, Sundays excepted
Thee press Ena with the Elnir. Ca
and Niagara as Railroad for Niagara Falls Al Bns
hsmton TIA. aud Bughsmon Railroad os Syra'
e1ss st Corning with the Buffalo Corning and Newly OH
Raosd for Rochester, at Great Bend with the Delaware,
and Western Railroad for Scrsnton q, Hoes
lille with toe Yort City Railroad for Buffalo
n Bus and Dunkrk with the Railroad for Ceye
ind Cincinnati Toledo, Detroit Chicago, L.
r.. n HEADLEY, Assistant President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-07

b-fDWARD NLLIsON. PIaintH, Rsainst JOIN NAIhSs
and WILLIAM CAIRNS Deiendsr-s -Sgmin0ns fN money
dsnand contract tom not scr Ito the DeteDda Wa ana
Zach Of them; yon hereby SUMMONED and requr "a 20
the complaint in this action, which filed in Ihe
Ace Of the Cerk Of che City and County Of NewfoIk at e
ey Ball IN the City Of NewiuIk, the 9Th day Of Septem
~ S and 20 copy OF your snswef 20 the said com
lAtt on the subs bcTs their Office No 10 William street.
III City Of NewYok within twenty days after the service
this exclusive Of the dsy of such service
enc yon fail the said complaint within the time
eossid the Plaintiff this action Will take Judgment against
go oT the Of thirteen thousand six hundred aud twenty
so vita interest from The first day Of October one thou
sId sht hundred and yhy beside the costs Of this seton
~Dsed September, 1889 RUSKLE l. DOUGLAS.
" lAw6wTh. Plaintiff. Attorneys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-07

SANDWICH IsLAsDs.-1Ke POiyaesan announces
officially that Samuel c. Allen, esq, in the name and
by the authority Of Komehaneha w., King OF the
Sandwich Islands, has taken possession OF Cornwsis
Island, lat 10 IS north and bon, 1862 ~ west and
also of Kslams Island lat. l6 AZ north and lon ioy
81 rest from Greenwich and tina. they are hencefoh
to be considered part Of the domain of the King os
tie Hawaiian Islands.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-07

AEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-For PHILA-
~ DELPHA and the SOUTH and VEST via JERSEY
CITY-Man aud Express lines leave NcwyoTk at and IL
4 "a snd and D. M fare IS Through Tickets sold for Gin.
snsti and the West and for Baltimore, Wesngton Norfolk
o. m tsius J. w. WOODRUFF Assistant Superintendent
baggage will BE- received for uness delivered and
ssect,d 6ep minutes advance OF the time of leaving
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-07

SPORTING ISrELIroEsoE-We understand that .
match for 81 goo side 500 forfeit has been mace
between A. +. Daton's famous horse broksr sur
New-England Boy owned a, Boston, 70 eJ,ns On Ths
the Hartford track Saturday N2Ve'n emu. ..aht
s,U, 20 In nonnds This match win excite good
degree Of interest among sporting men, c,.r,uA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-07
.|eW- YORK and NEW -HAvENiRAILROAD.
~ wv r.II Apr ANGFMENT 1854
ITIW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
III conpANY -sIlNMER ARRA NGEMENr

. Commencing MONDAY, Sept. %, 1883.
s, leave Depot White and Centre-sts NewYork at
AIS D m White Plains train, stopping at ali Stations
eus leave Of 2thst and 4thav, New-Yok, at
a,Ia M William sbridge train, stopping at all Stations
80 M :Tsin stopping Wtlansbridge and al Sta
tons north
u,ea a. .wilhsnsbridEe, stopping at ali Stations
1;y ~ White Plains train stopping q, all stations
fy Wilisinsbridge train, stopping AZ all Stations
isa o n Plains train stopping st all stations
80 M White Plains train stopping at al Stations above
williamsburg.
So m WilhsmsbTidge train, Stopping at al Stations
eS o m Wilrtmsbridse train, stopping a. all Stations
RsfvggIsc-Lesve Chatham -Four Corners:
no Mail train stopping at Wiamsondge, "hte r!sDs
and all Stations DOrth.
VIM }. CAMPBELL, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-07
DEM VANIA RIA l. X o A ID
III rUE apFAT CENTRAL ROUTE.

Tee Pennsylvania Railroad connects At Pittsburgh win rail-
sosds and from ST. Louis, Mo- Alton, Osens and Chicago
M Frankfort Lexington and Louisville Ky. Terra haute
MADISON Lafayette indianapolis Ind Cincinnati Dayton
Belefontaine Sandusky Toledo Cleveland CO.
hmbus Masson and Wooster Ohio; also with the
v~am packet from and to NewOreans. St. Louis Louis
vlis and Cincinnati
Through East be had Of the above
usutoned places En- the West =,
Penfsrs will find this the shortest most expeditions and
seufpttah,e route between the Fast and the West
FROM NETWORK TO CINCINNATI in so HOURS.
FROM NEW YORK TO CHICAGO IN IS HOURS.
vRON NEW YORK TO ST. LOUIS IN & HOURS.
rus - nw as any other route.
Be- kapdbnls IN the hotels of this city.
fhush Tickets further Information, may be had o. the
o6cs oftbs PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
No. 2 Astor House Broadway.
lsc.svv 1870 j. L. ELLIOTT. Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-07
CUPREME COURT-City and County of New
~ York.-JOSEPH T.. JONES, LUClUs @. PRATT add
WILLIAM ClIRfCTY assiu.f HERMAN ZIMMERMAN

CUPREME COURT-City and County of New
~ YoIk-JOSEPH T. JONES LuClUs O. PRATT add
WILLIAM G. CIIRfSTY against HERMAN ZIMMERMAN
Summons for a money demand contradiction. not
servcdl.-To HERMAN ZIMMERMAN Def ndsut; Yon are
hereby summoned aud required to tie complaint ~ ths
action which filed IN The oce ofhe Clerk Il the tty and
County Of NowYork the City Hall in said city, on the IN
day 81 August 1883 aud O. copy oi Your lA
said complaint the Subscriber at their office, No - !" az
street in the City of Newlork within twenty days ar tne
service o. This you exclusive Of the day OF eh
service and II you fail the ssd compliant "itsh tN
tine Aforesaid the plaiufs IN this action VII take gdsnrn,
against for the Of hundred and seven dollars ana
weutythree oeu interest thereon al ten Per esnt p.
antn from the 25t day 81 November one thousand ssh
hundred and y seven besides The costs Of ths D-Dste1
Ausust 6, 1889 HULL sTOCKFR, Piaint1s Attorp~5si
,giawowTh+ No. 10 Wal street
CtPREME COURT-County 81 Cattaraugus.-
- hBEL b. CRAM, Y. TARBELi. ELLIOTT aud Harre'
A. his wife: volaire Lar and MARY w his wife Je-e;
miah'Kelsey William ", Eastman, Daniel Bstchede Daniel
Batcbederr Ebencfcr Batchclder, Joseph sawycr Lewis
snens Ralph johnson, William Spencer Darius Bensiey
and John c. Pdshury( summons for relief Ito ne above
named DEFENDANTS Yoa are hereby summoned 70 answer
the coi.paut Of ABEL B. CRAM plaintiff copy OF which
fled q the Clerk of Cattaraugus County on the
9Th dsV of August 1862 and copy 81 your answer on
II sb.crbers E.cottye Cataa9gs County New YORK
within twenty days after the service Of this summons tx
elusive day 4 service the plaintiff viii apply 70 the
Co,r, for the relief demanded in the complaint.
sl6 lawbwTh RICE JONfsS, fa4huH Ai"iN'Ss'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-07
SUrEEME CouRT-westchester County


NcPkEME COCRT-Westchester County
-, 2yAMts CLEMENTS, Plaintiff against GEORGE cox
ms VILE SAroiue A. Dayton, James L. Dayton. John
~ sno thsiies r. Smith, Defendants for
Spn: not seryedl To the Detenssn CHARLES L.
~ ioe are hereby summoned and required
"a ~ - n Aar' n 1his acoa which will b, filed In the
nne o. ue 'es OF the said County Of :, Wbe
80 10 seNe copy u answer 10 the aid com.
ts' % " 'nponoe At their .kce A P-.k,kli In sad
to~hly "tn twenty days ster the s,rye = IN. sors
u you, exclusive II The day Of such service -. ~ 81 ..
nswfr The said complaint within the tune .e.i.S
N TINS action viii apply 10 tae Court fr The ,s .
shs eompaint.-Da,cd June ls 1883 -N' N'H'AA1e"
o. TRAVIS a FERRIS, PLAINTIFF. A..o.
above complaint filed IN the OFF, - d. r
ly of Westcheser on The "a day % June lsss WIN Va
"t"Th' TRANIss FERRIS, Plaintiff Ai,oney,
NePREME COURT, Erie County.-ADTT-
ss,.VNE MCKENZIE. Executrix Of the last will ana 80.
Mr. DONALD MCKENZIE. deceased plaintiff assir~.
s.s-Aa MINOR, Admuistraor OF al -nd sinruisr The
E.i asls and credits Of Robert Minor deceased ana
hN ~ Mnor his wife James {. Minor aud Loretta n
yohn Oanson, Hiram Merrill Joha C. Strolz Fdvgad
49,, o~erEe A. MnoT Maria Dick Susan Vincent Hannah
49, George L. Bethune Kinney end Raphael Kinney In.
~ TIE ty Of Buffalo, Dcfcu3aufs-ro the DEFEND.
Alth tbs seton, which filed IN the Office 4 tn,
Ne ouny Of Erie Of Buffalo IN the ssd County and
copy o. your answer the said complaint on the
ds o.ne" i hayvlc Comfy III stauouc
a. twenty tsys alter the service hereof exclusive Of the
10y such sers AL you fail g. sn.ver the .,d com
ts within The time sfosesad the plaintiff viii apply 70 The
Ia 'oI TIE rAei demanded - the COMPLAINT INV
ss , ]. A. QsBGRNE, Msyyile n Y :
riaiutf's Attorney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-07
DEM VANIA RAILROAD

DEM SYLVA N A RA EO "A D.
The GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE connecting the Attain
ue eies with Western North Western and
Asss continuous Railway direct This Road also connects
Pittsburgh daily ines of steamers 10 al ports ON the
weeu Rivers and Cleveland and Sandrsky with the steam
err 70 al ports on the North Western Lakesnskns the most
erect reliable by which FREIGHT Can be for
vardsd " and from the Great West
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PlTTsBUh0H.
hRsT CLAss-Boots Shoes Hats aud CAPS Books cents
Dry Goods lin boxes, bales and trunks) Drugs lin 100 IA
koses and baes) Feathers furs, &c.............)
bscoNp CLAss.-Domestic sheetins, Shifting and
fkins lin original bales Drugs lin caksl Hard eocsns
ware Leather lin rolls boxesl, Wool aud Sheep 100 10
fsts, Eastward, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ss,sD CLAss-Anyil' Steel Chains On ca,ts So cents y
Tobacco anutaciured, except Cigars or Cut &c. J
eouErH CLAss-Cotee, Fish, Bacon, Beet and -
Perk lin casks boxes Eastward Lard aud Lard Wcens
OIL Mails SODA Ash. German Clay Tar, Pitch ]" 10.
k"sn, So......ss.' ,'''''' .'''''''''''')
rLoVs- T. Dbl until further notice.
GtstE- Y 100 70 until further notice. ~ 81,
CoTToE bale. not exceeding 5@ 70 weight until artnef
sctot ..
In shppus good, port of Philadelphia be par.
tl.A 70 marx the package Via Pennsylvania Railroad AL
9oods consned 20 the Agents Of this Road Phsde Pha
Rtshursh viii be forw arded without detention
fsriGHY kcESTs-Harris, WOTmley CO., Memphis, Tenn
4 Sass Co s.; Louis p q. 0'Reilly Co. Evansville,
Ind Dunrsuh Bell Co.. and Carter Jewett Louisville,
ky B. C. kelirum Madison, lnd. Il. W. Brown Co, aud
Irwin A Co CINCINNATI N. w Graham K Co, GAINESVILLE,
0ao Leeob Co. No. 81 Kibys, Boston; Leech Co No.
lAstor House Eew York and No. South Wliainst New
Teri T. J ssaeder, Phiadeph Magaw 4 Rooms oslu'
1ore; u. A. Stew art Pittsburgh.
w. H. HOUSTON General Freight Agent, Phiade pma
T. A. SCOTT. Superintendent Atoooa. Ia
April |, 1859
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-07
-a,1 RAILROAD Of N.sw-JERsEY-

T.--rDu RAILROAD Of F,gwJERsEY-
y. ss D ss Il: E E.
i..y s.iiSSiSa MOMENT comm,acin, ocoes! sI P.,
Essyors for kao and interrOeSiSMs . M Tor somer
= North Kt,si, 81 H.. @m'' -"
~ y sSSst c s :: Ct. them or II r. Court curt
Jsrssy Raihoa' which leave Ne",.,nSsp n
I'D a. o~ s ' Vsy RaioaG a,
80 Gesys a. ia n 1oSa sS O. sTERss s1PS-lI.s1oe-
GUpsON RIVER kAi 6s.a S-'.,: s.a.,eH =. fi6w.
II ss T:.' s end tSaPPy ada r rrS} 's,'g az
.ssss i.I s1s I''t me Psssnss.P'is rssa:
~ and sns sns TG.a. and sststs Trains for
.ss.s a Css~bs,. s,d % .nl tsc sn9 p
s.s'f:lI e.. aTSS . SMITH, Superintendent Il-
AZ, ISLAND RAILR0AD-NO rICE.,-
ono .nsr THURSDAY SEPT Iair' p viii run q. 81 fq 10
Ssr Tss. gong cave south ferry Brooklyn at r
FOR cr.snssS ou,b Ferry Brooslyu 5, for Y.phsn.
soS g.T 8IGS'P a. n D os 9yo ssss s sss
ssts issrooiiyn ~ .. m for Jsnslca
Nv YORK and NEW -HAvENlRAILROAD.
N rw~ FALL ARRANGEMENT 1853
.....pcr STATION In EewYors, corner Hth-st and Ahav
sssn's On TRANS TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YORK
yns,. Haven, a ~ !sHl i2!5 si5 ~ 81 sra
e, shdfs s mS st9afd ra zs az so a
aSw,.,port a. m l2:45 S:45 sud AS p. For Nor
ponuss a.; 1915, SIS 4:2O (ex.l 4;45 $50 p.
go and Greenwich T. M l245. 3;45, AS $50,
20 'sr stanford = lex; 2:45, SIS 40 Tex J,
issr NJ For Por Chester aud intermediate stations, 7,
ee'i9E S:45. AS $3.50 6:Sn ..
49, CONNECTING TRAINS.
g. go,op m Tex J. 42 .. (ex.) For Hartford and
.ramSsS a. m. (e1. 4:2o D. m (ex) For C9anecticdt
r., Railroad 20 Montreal a m lex) For Cana Railroad 20
s,sh.upton, ~. (ex.l aud i245 p M For Newtayen
London Railroad m. and 4:2O m. For Honsa-
- RAILROAD a. 420 p For Nsusstuok Railroad, a
i9:45 S:45 p 10 For Dsnbury and Norwalk Railroad, T.
=. 'Inp IA JAMES H. HOYT, Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-07

above complaint filed IN the ofcs ~ t. rI
.,Neuliy of Weschester the "a dsy 81 June Sss
Nl~6wTh' TRAVIS FERRIS PlaD,iaS 30
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-07
THEODORE w. DWIGHT REMOVED TO CoLrx

fhere are rresent-Of oitcer. 81 Of enlisted men, $50
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-05

Gold Produce I'm Melbourne and sydney-Am-
Provcnssnts In Mining and Quarts Cruah-
ing-mpsrts and Axports-Pregreso Of Rail-
ways and other Public Works-Rates OF
WaSes-Amertcan Ssamen In Croubie-Tho
Mutansers OF the Ship Tornado-Ststastacs
OF the Mint-Revsnus Returns, SC.
We have received dies from Australia dated A
Sydney the llh and 1t Melbourne the 10th Of Nay
The papers contain some highly interesting reports -
to the progress Of the colony with fall details Of the news
teegsphed from Suez, which published In the h.
on the 2lst OF July.
THE GOLD FIELDS, OLD AND NEW.
From the Melbourne Herald, May Is.
While the fact Is ndhputAble that great failing off in
very rich deposits has been and continues noted
and that the number OF employed In actual mining
operations continues TO increase with the increasing popu
lssion Of Victoria, STILL owing 70 the improved
methods Of extracting the precious metal from the de
rent Matrices and the growing prevalence Of associated
enterprise Of every description our escort returns OF late
show an increasing produce.
Thus during the ve weeks ended the 14th nst We find
balance Of IA $50 favor Of that portion OF the
rent year q compared with the corresponding period of
1857 Of 1858 compared with the returns for
no same weeks Of 1856 We subjon the quantities
brought down eaOh week respectively
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-05

RraHrs or WITNESSES English Lords Of the
Bench decided al Westminster, about month ago, that
Il vas q principle Of common law, that counsellor, in
Questioning n witness, should address him In ordinary
tones and In language Of respect such an employed by
one gentleman In conversation with another that such
lawyer has NO right toqucstion the private business
moral character OF Witness any further than Ia ap
parent they absolutely affect his reliability, or touch the
case in hand and that witness 10 not bound 70 answer
questions put 70 him insulting annoying manner.
n forced % aDswsr by the Court he will have bis remedy
in an acaion for damages.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-05

Total. .f5ez,ooo fiso,2i2
The quantity Of gold dust delivered by the from
several gold fields during the month Of April has been
~ T19 For the corresponding month OF 1887 the
amount received liz ounces. There 10 therefore
increase Of s47 lao per cent the
ceps OF The month During the first four months Of 1851
The amount OF gold dust delivered 4o42 ounces
during the period OF 1855, 90, so4 ounoes-~hcn
increase Of 70 362 ounces about 81 per cent IN 70
vor Of the present year
The following table will show the amounts delivered
by each during the frat four months Of 1857 and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-05

The CUSTOMS.
The amount OF customs revenue collected during the
month OF April has been f463Ts 4s. Cd for the
pondng month Of 1857 the amount was f3e6as los. Id
There H. therefore, Of fs,61& S. Sd. the
receipts Of the month During the nrst four months Of
1867 the customs amounted 70 fi706st o. I'd
for the period OF 1858 the receipts aT4
los Sd which OF e. 100 los I'd favor OF
the present year. The following table will show the
received monthly during The nrSt four months Of
1867 and 1862
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-05
TaAnE OF NEW ORLnAns-The New

TaAps OF NEW ORLsANs.-The New Orleans
Crescf states, evidence OF the continued rovth Of
al their landings have been 653 900 bales, against
1900 oco last year OF tobacco 900 hogsheads against
1000 last year OF four 142s0 900 barrels, against
COO last year or porr bulk and barrel twice the
amount Of last year OF bacon, bulk, enormous
plus 0 coal 743 600 barrels against $50 900 last year
M ossses 335 900 barrels against 80 900 last year OF
sugar, 200 600 barrels, against o. 900 last year.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-05

Balance against ths COLONY. tIIb,5It
PROSPECTING
Prospecting for gold fields has been cr some time
dea letter but signs OF better grssusiy 60
pearine. number OF schemes for opening up country
supposed 10 suferous have lately been propouuded
and more than cempany organized
Toe meet feasible plan tsst We have heard or Ia one
issted s any rate nrs, publicly announced, by Mr.
OcOnnor member OF the Mining Board o. Bslnsrs apd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-05

Total ...............1T0,6N 1T7,4T4 10
revenue has steadily improved during toe last ty
months Of the present year, whereas during the SAM
period Of 1851 there was considerable falling Oh in
ctipts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-05
TIN GOLD FIELDS, OLD AND NEW.

Tho shipments for the four weeks ended the 9Th inst
how decrease eanst the year. The quantities
exported during the period OF 1885, and .,