New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-16

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TIE IIadey.rdeNt says Of Dry Good:;
Of tik. E65i,n or cotton, is beloE the d'msnd "od
priees aye remu1e-at-ve. Tie small imP'.tii "a \
tste bss dine r,l. yhe -upply Of Old sIy'es Ana
io1-pIced goods p, u The con.'Aryi ,sJ go
.ucn have been .oid q. low pri'es. lhsy ~ ..o
tie cost e importation. Ct0iee r.boons arc 80,
scsrce ard IN demand Black silks OF the hsher
qualities aye in much request and prces very niIi,
while Inferior qualities are selling a. me -
prices the importer. We perceive eh 70 =.
business from second hands The retAl trsoer, " -"o
city and nesr.by places are making paicnsses :? q
n Eater e1;er .tough re re.1;n u me bad weater
res csecked little ;his ekposrDn tle la'' aAy -
Two. In Gouss;ic gods taeIe mss pee ees 80
than N Se ss. rsyo:.ed-the coninl; -i'n no,Se1
dong less ard the j565ers little more 01. IaIe =
v.ry irr-g-ar. After tie Goth iG:t, FLen she =: e
CaIsl opers, good desl OF prone WI! oe ,eu.
ward on. .: The pr0ceeds Of shich the hq" i1ton
old accounts vii :ske 2.ace, essary > u. fele"
of s.v orders. . r
prod.c 1tpeIcs therefore, toe sIoun: OF ou1iHess "a
theI,us.LiDg -n,-:as u thls teson ihst vi .ui
prove there 10 Iuesiy bl the lldeDeehess Oh me
Interior r 10 sr-6: - be speedily bqu1a.ed, s'I
bu.Lt,s there vi 1t axe csnL.t rsvfVe 70 t-e ius
ui Usl 'N.eL: ,ni- seas Z. =.
Boz brown sid brscied gccds are IN f'r oe-
usIS aLd az ir,Iovrg prizes, especially tho ist.er,
xhi n lave scyspcec iCr me weeE from . :. 10 H.
Pms aIs vey dzn. New ~ lss slne are n dem3sd,
while .le suP3y Of stock ard ETY. is hea'y. lne
c. .up.t;,.oa r.,h .ho.e q home MAJ iiac,ure Tue
ow Iriced ks of t-srce 20 be preferred - our
best pi1ts Gud G,lslrss. Dealres especially are da1
il denaLd end LesVy n prce.
Abou $tj0,Occ OF tie 81 oo0.ccO Of bonds Of Ale'
ghany County PenD.yivsris, siued 20 the Pennsyiva
ii. C-L:s Road, have been ha, gel for the stock
ei that ci'y.
Tie LfIgfS ssys:
"The anthracite coal trade is :fe source d much
socitade with those engaged II i.s Irod5eti.n aSd
tTaIsptrtaii1r. J. sesrs % bs pretty sell estab-
lbhed f-ct tina, 10 one c the carrying companea Gao
make muoh money this yesr Taos thst psid Goth'ns
to th.ir stccktclders lst year have little p-oqc; o
dong better this."
Isrpea.s tha. tie Sl2 coo stolen from tie Grafton
Bank has been found. 1t discovered In con7e-
queI &c Of confession made to Of the officers Of
tie bank by the boy Stoekwel who was uu.er arrest
charged v lin the robbery. S,Ockrcl! was exar1et
on Iuetday morning, before Joerh Bruce, esq, and
William +, sJcum, esq, who appeared az couosel for
the Gove-nmeI stated that he was not ready Tor the
.iial, and ssked a continuance Until next Monday,
which reques; wss granted. The defeodan. = a. or
dered TO recognize in q 600 sor HE Appearance On
Monday uex,. S.ockvelis confession wss r:a9e, We
understand alter he had beer released on bal, ard ne
is g.. large.
money was in the possession OF Mr. Pratt the clerk Of
the bank who made previous arrangement ~ltn the
boy, by which be Pratt was 10 go TO Roston on The
day OF the robbery. Whic ne was goro the money
was taken by Stockwell who secreted 1t in oox in
the bank building. Upon his retdrn Pratt re moved
the money from the bank TO spo' near his house
Mr.. Pratt, upon a demand being made, delivered up
the morey to the bank, with tine exception Of $50.
Tie Northern Jeuraal speaking Of the Rome ard
Wa;ertogn Road, says:
"It is due 20 this Comps.y to explain statement
originally published in The CieUela.d Hsra!d, and
copied il some o: tie New.iork p,pers, that large
recovery hsd been obtained against Them in behalf OF
Crawford & Chamberlain.
9TH. facts, az we Informed, are these: In Jan
uaIy, lejj, .5e parties entered into contract by
which the Railroad Company sold Crawford * Co.
four propelers at 81 Geo. payable g. 600 down, and
tie balance with interest," 10 payments of . goo every
three months, Crawford Il Co. agreeing to run them
with ten othsrs in lire Of transport to and loln
the sses aid Ogdensburgh, connecting with the Rail
load st CsIz Vincent, a. which point 1t H. receive
ard deliver fi.ight 10 ard from the City oi New
York. The agreement provided for division
OF prices according 10 distance OF transportation but
did not limit the price OF feights, which, through the
seasors of 1855, we're tsken by c. Il Co at rates So
low that .he Railroad Company were injured ra.1ei
tLai bent Gted by the connection. In the Spring OF
1856, before commencing business, the parnes con-
ferr.d tog. ther the subject, the Railroad Comp
insisting upon voice in fixing of rates OF trans
portatiop, and c. 4 Co. denying the right AID assert
rg their exclusive control Of that vital element OF the
contract. The connection was then discontinued by
the Railroad Company, aud On action was nmediste y
commenced a;L-t them by L. Go. to recover Dam
ages for the loss of the alleged prospective profits OF
tie connection for the three remaining years OF the
term OF the agreement, leaving the balance OF the
purchase money for the proPelers, some Feo,ooo un-
paid. ,
"The action was referred 70 a referee, VINO recently
rsde report in favor Of c. q Co. OF GOO, from
which the RAILROAD Company appeal.
During the pendency OF that suit, Z. d Go. ins,l-
tuted another suit sganst the Railroad Company, 10
enjon them from 90 ectipg the notes given for the
purchase money Of the propeers, on the ground that
they Lad 10 hight to hold sell such property, and
that the notes were therefore void claiming the right
to retain the property without paying for it in add
ton TO the damages ror resc-ndiDg the contract In
this they were Of course defeated