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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-30
Receipts. Of Productivity o. 1859.
RerOr,.d e-ogusirsy 10, The N. Y TRIBUNE BY DsEw

ihTor"S e-o'.s""F )" 49,, AZ '"' - $1,000
By R,rLso,p-yet, YORK and Fries casks Ashes 80 sel
Alcohol bs,s BeaI pkes Butter 81 terc.s Cur Meats 30
6s. Ess. 40 Sbl.; soqr 80 half and Dbl; F.h sac.
81 Hide. ~ BUNDLES Hides - o1 s. BY ~ sss,
Oct. d hid. aid II To6sce ao bbs WHISKY eoAr'
Me- YORK esa Sta Rarea5 pts. Butter $50 Chees
boxes Poultry, ob-. Egg' bbs Beans, rolls saher e.'
By STEAMSHIP MARION From Charie':on-l,lt5 bbl' new
Poisiu,s - -, o,. "a hill, and 50
,,p. sn,n B.an. bali. Csbbssr y bbls. Poatces
By sTf,NrR kay Posr-F,O~ hey P0''-25oo baskets
By sfrasns kIicr PSIcE-FrOr Red Bank-?l bbs Apar
Spy Z, sSso sia1a nR Is.. Err s Butter
BY AMERICAN kxPFEss-75 pkss Butter bos Eggs oSs
fIsT osfm S S:s bar Lu.sa bills
Egs. bass Oats ccoRs Fowls al bbs Po;soe' ~ .hes,'
w isni' A'S S.I.. Wyo f'' D1''''' "
RI. Ls-Irformstion refused-s.ma,e 20 pigs. But.
M York and T,oy Stesmboa, Co-l59 Chee.e- roll.
Lts,ter, - bb- Fou IS bbs whi.ky Calves, 81 pss.
b5iier II bali, Tow Is Starch s9 Dbl. Potatoes, y
N.v-I and A1any Propeller Li1e-lo Dbl, Died Fruit
p tb B,e,wsS Ca.. snsvP, ~ bbs Whisky, 80 Cattle,
- bb. Potaiocs s oaks Gu, Meas, Hor.es
sSy,ns Iirs-Bcai Richard iIabOard-sjl2 Dbl. Flour,
81 tb. brsn., 80 sides L-aih.I =, O.. on M. I'll,
50 Po;ao do. Esss, 800 bales Hay . bales Saw, .!
Ra,ce caedonia-SOc psgs Butter bbl-. Rye Flour DO
L, bass Feed "a Calves - live Fowls, Lambs $50 bills
a,ys Su.qaeaanHq4s pkg Butter 81 live Fowls p pigs
Esss 80 bb Flour bbI. Dried Apples tg oas, te.d - pos
Il Sh, -p aud Lambs. $500,
BARGE May Ei9rer47 pigs Batter p Live Fowls II o5ls
F. g. bis fouI ID bbls aid bass Rye Flour 81 bush.
Oats D. bu,h Rye 81 bush Com tO bog, Feed - bush Pc
at, rs. bales Hay, Is bales straw 10 bales WOOL " bags o.
Flour bbi-. Cider Calves, Lambs
barge bakshUe-lg pigs. Butter - Chooses pigs Land,
ia psis Fowls ~ bb Esg,, ~ bb.s Whisky 20 bo fodr
n Dbl. Aptes Wh-s' I'M bush Cru ~ bush feed
bush Beans lo3 bush. Poato - bales Hey and SIi" $50
c .aa. E sfs%herrs = Sb cdS 70 Dbl.
BY NEwloRE AND BALIaoRE TsAssPokIAfios COT
Dbl. Whnhy 10 casks Ashes Ito bbs tour 90 bags Peas
cash Cut Mats lG4 rolls Leather go Fruit; 81 oo FORK
TorAL-Ss ca.k A.bes, 800 Butter, so Ches-. a.
bbs WHISKY D. 139 bis. FlOII u bhds and AZ ol'1
50 bbla Alcohol y casks Cut Meas 81 Lard, - Hides ~
bundles Hides V7 bbl' Esgs 3 Ess' hNes VIM. ID
pkgs Bee.wax 81 bb. Beans - bbl Pm -acH f-aIh-s,
ia bale. Hay b bales Straw, 49, roll. and 30 dos stser
% half bb,. bib. F.h IS bales Wool so live Fowl
cnors Fowls Dressed Pou ny Y bills Agp.-s 40 bush
HEAT, - co. Rye 6923 hush Corn 52i bag Fed 7 bol-
Poste 52 CsYrs Cows 'nd Calves. o3 sae-p sas Lunos
"a Horses IL Dressed Hogs pkgs aud ~ BIZ. strswb-rres
= bbl. Cider 10 bb Vinegar, 80 tunehrs Tsfnp' IL oo
Dd,d Fruit II bale. Tow, - cssks starch 20 bags rea e
boxs Frui lbs bb Pu's,os. Cabbage. - bbi-
and o. bbl. Sap Bean go bill. Pr ant ba.s Fur.
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oq,'n,ia April Tbs, nay. ..a.,n q ~ isSS
.h' si.s ~ F,.' Wore ,A9sa arc ..ass q
Bd, Daliri Grnu cenfeso. 10 days ,usar 70 C. 4 J.
bnr pl,ci Swan ~ Georgetown, CO Poir, Arroyo p
r., % days sus.I 40 naoi's... a. uiss'sr A.,
Srs Aa,ma, Wan caly. IS day, lumber % simpson May
Biis H. c,o.sy, wu.los, Scw.H.yeu, IN baAs, boens n
Ts' ne Z, e ri, M saD.DS S.Ga S g.. NJ; IL rts
Al lsb-h MaAney, Naiaa Ornate ousu Of 'ss Me.:, May,
Fol.,i CIV. M,nv, AL bark H. spatns fr SesYors
B,i. sddy swift Ay., Maaeaieo May coffee, hde., a.,
Bh. Msrhs Daich .f Bo,osl Gnsey, Pace. P R.. days
,ussr 70 r. Buck Co
Biz Darihl % E,.serhl Crisp, oisaa.ess. Nay, y
CS.ra,,s Morr.n. fpr Nrw.Yot
Bis NInr Miller OF coambAl White, Galveston z dag.
Ri, Jofsie Avvi,o CrOrth s.a,o. M.4era 81 days a.
Biz Vinc,r, - C.iais D days. lumber % }. BoarinAa
sch lp6ePebden. ,of "iscase,il Thomp-on, s. Domrso
Coa psBy viii ,hr Ca.hns. Freud for New.Yo's Fsae.
scbr Maria l. Hs lawrence Portland, Conn., s,oa., az
s5hr Stranger Bunker Ess;por: Is day.. h,h. 70 s:sos
shr D j. Sawyer of Machia,) Hail Por sp~in rtiriasa.
70 days, snd molass. 20 Simpson ChPp srke .chr.
schr Corn, eica, 81 B'rsorl Nelson Hsmaeoa ? r. Nay
Ill North Wma i,oai B -i,t for s. D,aiSsS
shr Caroline Grs., ,of Bues.rr'l hanusn, Trinidad do
seAr Evns. ciari, M.chi4s 10 days. lumber TO smP'n
sSr Sea Bird Brown chsrysca day.. aascr TO simpson
Au,hew ,
sch s,rsph Allen, G'uceer via Fall River days ssA :,
sch Tyrone sr7u,, Mnsridss IS day. luubcr Smith
schr Her.ch, IS nas;eil Biraa, Darien Ca, dAg. Ian.
BEL 10 nisst,r
schr KobvT. Caldwell Hodsson CHARLESTON da-. c,ttor,
ric- Sc, To MrCr-a'y. Mo- Go.
scbl. james Miller S.Hs-edl Pains, Cumberland Hsrhor.
Cuba, l6 dsy sud moissss 20 H. Ba,torf Asl very
bad wcb;h,r n tb. Gull; s;iye blsf, bllwsTss, &c.
s,hr Ruby of Bo,tol iac5 I4sua May II salt % Arre,l
Co. ;v.s,l tu IL B.p>1n Hunter.
s..r Ocean Wave, Warner, Washington, " c. lAys, rAyst
stores - Is. Blossom Son.
schr. EN, rti,n. Iob.ll, virginia days wood
schr. d. Sawyer. Pesree Virginia 5 days, wood.
Schr Andront R0.sni, Georgetown, coal
Schr Augusta, kely, New Bedford days oil - mss.es.
Srhr Argus Norris sners., 5 days, nails % master.
Schr NJ H. Red Kelley, bedfoId days. oil - massi.
Schr. Brave Gssku. Virginia days wood
S,hr Deswste. Ross. kugluis cays, corn
Schr John q Ferris Brs5, Virgins , day., oysters
S.~pE,N Davis. Gr--uprt 2dsys, wood
Steamer ebec Hand Philadelphia and Caps May, mess
and pass 20 =. Perkins.
Steamer Wamsns, Arey, w-Bedord, nldse % Jo-sph
Alss.
steamer Aba,ros. Williams, Providence, md.e. TO ode
WIND-DuIing he day, :. W.
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M4RINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.........
Cleared.

s,esmshps-Aususts, Woodhul Savannah, s. L. Mitehin
Parrish Norfolk, Ludlsm Hsincsen Hunts,
s- ainsh, II. b. Cromwell Co. PstaPco Lsyhed
Baltimore, II b. Ciou Co. Locust Point, Freuch balti
more, n. r. Cromw, II \ CO.
Slp-Sh. ph-ri Knapp York, Hamburg, W. ;. schmidt
Bsfks-Rsnibl.r Ps'kTd, Dem-Iars, Me, alt Duncsni
Sartele Col-, Mu,ryideo, Wm Nelson som Sodthrraer
Ai,y Mar.-ii.s Draper D-vln; rrjan Consn, Laguns
Walsh Carver Chss. Ocean Home Huxley, sasala Grande
James T. Waro 4 Co.
Bnss-Cysne,, Gottrel. Tenerfe, A. Horns j; p Eico.'
Wis ~ Trinidad, "A. D. BrookmAn CO. Syrru tBrl, Cremor
John p l. Srvius Son; Souh, Sckuey Galveston, ID. C.
Murray; Alpine Knlnisn Frankfort, x. P. Buck Co
Scbooters-Baze Bell, Jacksonville, Sufgvs Chairman CO.
HOPE Parker Annsros. d. K Dewo Ben, Lynch, Whining
ton r. 5 Powell Hawsths (Brh Hutcnugs, Gcuaives Dea
field wilson w. Clarke Robinson, Sombreo VOID Grant
Eclipse. Csmmsn, Savannah, NJ. NJ. Fireman Co. sunny
South Weeks Wilmington Van Brunt Sssht; A. Howe,
ApIssgi Mor,heso d. C. Murray; Clara, Dassy, Phsd-phia
W Mckee PawtucKt Ross Bath, MASTER Leoc ada sms
lem r. W. Rop Co Csb Hamilton, Boston, J. W. Nc.
Kee; p Arus'rong LiIrrll Boston.
Sloop-SoutbpoT Glsdwin. New. Haven, master -
samers-Sarsb, Jones Phadephia Boston, Sele~, Phia'
delphia
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MarKets-C.RrrrLLr REPORTED ros TIE y Y Tslsrsr.

slrrRp.y May 90 1888.
AZ 81 Il Pots and - - fur Pearls.
CUTrUS-rh. marie; duh and hssyy the sales 80
bales quote Mddns pand a. llc ard New O-ansa; ll
COFfEk-Ihe sales are very snsli there !. 10 change Ia
FLOUR AND MFAL-,The demand for wecern Canal Flour
fnra early il The dS kind. w,re
ace,P;ed but toward III hrIneF feeling was noae
sad ia moderate request ms .sle $50 oes a. g coz
o.. 80 a5a - icfd rss Do 81 s,a7 f,r low srde q
Wsisn Extra 81 81 81 - for .EPpyr bfsads u f5ad hoop
brand, aO.; 6I 3 Lou. bras. 81 75q 20 81
for extra Grue.e- souherb ouI Is IN better t-d In oar,
so bls ~ 81 O. ior mixed band, Baltimore
81 75G 80 . fr he b-er grades RE Flour i. in
lair request and is in socd .gPp!y sales Of 80 bb. ga
- 20 Com Me-. II and heavy sales Of 10 bo Z. 81 10
GRAlS-The " heat asAe; j .n unsettled sud h-sy v
especially 'or sprirs Choice White in limited supply aud
81, leo bush. pl- red Indiana a. 72 Barley i in
active and heavy S7c oas n ogeI All freely
Canadian 55e57c. Rye qui-; e9esc. Corn i,
lg~s sr arrivals an fall ard ~ drnsad limited ni9iny r
tie sou'beT sde saes 900 bush az De- 1r round whie 81.
for round yellow &C. ior Suhern yellow ard we.te mixed
held ac M Wm c. Cuttings circular the following:
The Wh.st make has been rt,her qst for the week pat
th drrlsua hiss bcu moderate trade and n..
90 W.! ,- ~ - n. -y AZ hssiy o.
k for bresaH b.. had IL Influence upon tie Hak-t here
Frad,ri-s :, i1tguasr and rnse-,led.'
HIDES gg; and FOR the pore qua,s price. az drop
iIs 'aig: !. - Texas - D. a. lie ino> r'.c-rs bad
NOR tLr1iNGS-Ssi~.. q - tale. o. pri,s.-,eru
hofs-The demand moderate ior local 4; loal S r
HAYTss demand IA. for slipping. ..les OF 800 bale. 20
lScc. y 10 n.
iRoN-scc;ch Ps is nrer viii salcs ofiOO tins s< > from
ship: : = lo. l. ask "a from s.nr-
LEATHER-he-lock ard Oak both n a--v- dsr-aui;
The ssstd The receipts Cnd the soks are vcy moderate
Dot orerl- choice s--ctiOu-
LlMESs.es GO bb-s Rock.-nd i sSc soE Comuon
To- 4 Lump.
MOLASsEs iul and heavy ths ss-. err uuirapogtsn.
NAVAL sTORES-Sp.lts Iup-utine 10 heavy. ard Dices
have decred sars aoO bblS a. ~ d5l here sy-
hsn,bls sod ;hPpirg OEt.I c@s ';eady viii SAL. q
eco bis. t.rs AID - arrive az 81 ~ and o bis q,
ir yard yoR Other elites az eal, he ssl-s coz.
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The anthracite coal trade continues quite "a active
as could be expected, and indeed is pushed with as
much energy as is healthful 10 the true interests Of
those engaged in it. The Reading Railroad brought
down for the week ending on Thursday 1888 tuns,
and for the year to the time 6ij All tuns against
$50 S22 uns to corresponding period last year, being
an increase Of 81 $50 tuns The Schuylkill Naviga-
ton shipped for the week ending Thursday IS, s6
tuns and for the 2SS 500 tuns against 1851
tuns to spending date last year, being increase
of % III ubs Shipments of Coal on the Lehigh Ca
nal for the week ending with Saturday last, 81 ,}i tuns,
against 81 67 tuEs for the corresponding week OF last
year for the season, 1913 l73 tuns against 1913 10 inns
10 same tia last year; increase, @,73S tuns. The
Lebigb Valley Railroad brought down for the
week ending Saturday last, II pa tuDs, and for
the Zi3 $50 tuns, against 81, lg3 iuns to the
same time last year, showing an increase oi 5bel3
tuns. The business of The ShamOkiu Valley Rail
road for the week ending Saturday last, was
41s tuns and for the ye.r II 500 tuns, against X 30
of 2i,6Gl tuns. The shipments by the Wyo-
ming Canal for the week ending Saturday las; Sas
1852 tuns aud for the season o., 500 tuns. This
Company being less than year old, We are without
the figures of the last year business when the work
was under the management Of the Commonwealth.
The tunnaee of the Huntington aud Broad Top
Mountain Railroad Tor the week ending on "Wednesday
last ,GjS uns and for the season 81 81 tuns,
being an increase the tunnage 10 corresponding
time last year of - $50 tuns. The Lykens Valley
gion sert 10 market for the week ending on Saturday
last $3.50 tuns, and Tor the season Al 636 tups. Ac
cordng to our figures, the anthracite coal tnnnage
thus far is about 500, 900 tuns, and an decrease OF
about half million tun- ON the tunnsge Of last year 10
the same time.
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nv Telexraph.

SANDY HOOK, M,y ~, .uudown.-0ne bark s,ns p tia
bay bouId IN. " ind W. :. W. lisht, weather clear.
LONG BRANCH Ssy - sund0wn.-No vessels in sigh.
Wind fresh hsIy the water.
HIGHLANDS, MsY -, .uudOwu.Oue bark outside rho bar
bouI n sna one bah the Highlands bound Ia. Wind e.
W light.
PHILADELPHIA, May Carr. ship Elizabeth, Lor3ond.r
~ lTus tAB. odauN; bTis. Cob~, ferpsmoaoo April
). Tn, uissN slicT. Turks lslaui.
Th- Globe spoke April Nye (shaler, Of Darnoahl, VII,
Sg bbl- Il,
BOSTON, Mas.s-Below. .ip Morning Light Fo,:cr -
barb Wild Gszer, Bsr3w. Padans brig traD-, Allen Per.
nambglo
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fBy Telegraph TO S0Ethsmp,9a.
~ Nav III

LIVERPOOL Msy i7-nocu.
The CorroS market has sdownward tendency aud decline
Z d. from Finds, is generally qIottd Some
a, go bales Of within no weFs on ,p'Ga-
-. .,kst eli sins Nth bu: little guy AID pcvs wax
BpEApsIuFFs firm with fair bnsin... az rah pc.-
upward and slight advance u qotsd
IN French Red which have been Dsde a. i' p 10
A. marx Lsne yesterday prices a. quarter deser
ubee la, M"pdsy m,
Provisions ar firm previous rates. Lard steady lAo"
inn IN LONDON h COR Y. C. her. The market net
Po. AsHys 81 ga Pearls steady aud unchanged
Other sr,icles Of sae but rates are generally H.
CHARGED.
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yesr TO May 90 :
I'll sar4ai7 Hs.az4.7as {

l0.,Q
decrease IS compared WIN
The money rates continue as before quoted; on de-
uand ! e cent and IN Gr-t-cla.s paper o9| q cent.
On call there IL an abundance Of capital offering, ana
there Is no supersbundaDce OF paper although the
offerings a. Bank somewhat increased az L. usually
the care when street and bank rates approximate
The immense specie shipments OF The week have
caused no panic among our bank managers, but have
induced moderate prudential contraction
Messrs. Thompson Brothers quote Land Warrants
as follows:
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Disasters, &C,

TIE soHR WV 81 GOODWIN previously reported, sailed from
Hg Island Apn - with cargo oi pine w,d bound 20 New
Yorh and SEie parted chains, aud avoid going
sshoe compelled 20 20 After ruuuns ots heavy
W about hour ffun Splain-d cause.
suddenly brke f ei lying the trough 81 N" 80
tor soui. leaked badly the
abandon her then about 10 miles eat Of Ceps
MAY
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ury Department;
CIKCtrI AZ TO COLLECTORS OF CUSTOMS.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, May 10, 1859
merchant d, ga nom seizure
search VISIT IL Of pace by vessel: OF war o.
reign Ja.rL bring pov admitted ny an h'
very desirable liza. thu Dag u the Uniea
indication Of the Nationality o! oar sc-seS
away be promptly displayed in The presence o. amp
Of r..
toms 10 Teae m captains merchant service a, tne re-
sp.cye ports Always display their coiJrs es piVnp'y a.
s-ibe whenevsrt they met upon me ocean an
The earnings of the Galena and Chicago Union Rail
road for the week ending May -, Were:
r, asSs. q, 4d lsss: e essis IS
The earnings OF the Illinois Central Road for three
weeks in May were, in round numbers, 100000.
Tie Illinois Central Road gives notice that it is now
prepared 10 receive payment 10 full upon It's capital
stock as set forth in the circular addressed 10 the
on the 9Th Of March last. The Freeland
Bonds and I'LL other obligations of the Company eI-
cent the Construction Bonds, due IN 1857, viii bore
ceiyed ut par and accrued interest in payment of the
balance Of So per share unpaid. Certificates OF
full paid SHARES will be issued, upon which the Com
pany Will pay AL interest dividend OF - per share
s.ni-unnuay upon the conditions recited in the cir
culsr This payment r full stock is not compulsory,
ana its advantage is that gives the stakeholder
per share per anDum dividend whereas he now gets
10 income from his stock. Consequently he realizes,
under the arrangement, 10 v cent per annun IN
\ teI,st on the nsallmeit.
The following table shows the prices Of stocks at
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passengers Arrived

In sta hp Net, York Bysm>z and SoEtidapiosJonr
p and Davidson, A. Rothe, Texas G. T. Msyrsn Su.e
C.roA Madame Sanaish Mis- Becker, Mrs Wof child sd
nuIs- Mr. Bahr C. II, i.u,ndaur and lady Abn p Jacob
c. Hancock, Mis- Scott. and % In seoord cabin.
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UNION ASSOCIATION RACES,
ECLIPSE COURSE, LONG ISLAND.

OFFICIAL CARD OF TIE RACES,
containing complete for each Re - its conditions TIE
nsnes p.cgIess AID weight. u each or add The ooo a
ID. ness asether with Tn.Tsbe aud every facility r OBJ
tanlg complete Of each event. will b. puohhd hs
every dsy II the ns.uz By The saboy Of the Tnon
Jockey Club JOHN DARClE. Clerk ~ thu Coorse.
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The Boston TRANSCRIPT publishes the following eK-
trao. from n busuess letter dated

Rock Island III, May 20, 1883.
run IN the country Yesterday. and returned highly
ssted with wha, and the received from
farmers such crops his seasn Of the year az
meet the nile travel rich and sn;iiu
praes Thousands and ens VI Thousands oil acrrt may pe seen
covered the deep wb-a while men, w"neu and ca
dr are working very f determined make every acre
tell this year This prospect, with reasonable certainty OF good
prices everybody cheerful and Industrious II The rsu
Of shall equal 20 present APPEAR
apc,s the Western vail raise produce enough This gear 20
their bis, and to the crOrkrrs q the last ths
ser an The add something ~ the
trade and prosperity Of the country.
Pixies Peak humbgg, and many that rsted are returning
thin Illinois will seers az east h. 100 Of them
before the lst ~ November next
Th a. increased activity dernblc in the business Of
railroads. II the present prospects 20 crops are Frazed u
ean bid fair equal II slrpass those VI any preceding
year.
The statement Of tolls received on the New-York
Canal for the third week in May shows falling of,
as compared with the corresponding week last year,
of s3i lOl. The aggregate OF the tolls received from
the opening Of navigation to the 23d u May, in the
h.lnyy WIN IA f.llnNs:
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The shipments from Boston also much larger
The shipments of the month of May from both ports
are in round numbers, sl2, 100000, which is by far
the largest amount shipped in one month 1t IS
estimated that the drain next week viii not exceed
i~o billions; but so much depends upon the tenor of
n, reign advices tina, it is difficult to form any cor
rect estimate.
The business the Clearing House was $50 i2s 0oo
The June coupons of the Treverton Coal and Railroad
Company bonds will be paid al The Leather Manufae-
turers Bank the LIST of June. The transfer books
of the Rock Island Railroad close on the Isl Of June,
and reopen the 10th of June.
We annex comparative statement of the In
ports of Foreign Dry Goods at New-York for the
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IMMATURE ALMANAC.
Sur-H:ses.... 4:32 Sets...... 7:2 Moor-Rses. 2SSm
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hooh.. $40 GOV. isra.. 6:u Hell 0s.e.... 7ii
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AND HARLEM RAILROAD
IN COMPANY

IN COMPANY.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
and sfer WEDNESDAY June l. ls5, TrslDs vi. lssy>
> th.st. Station, Eev-York, a. follows;
7l5A ~. For williamsburg.
s:50s. ID. Mail Train for Albany
ega q. For williamsburg.
iI3Oa q. For White Plains.
go .. For Wuhsmsbrider.
4:20 o. N For Dover Plans
500 o. ~ ..FoT Whit. Plains
e:l5 O. II Yor hi.e Plains from WHIT and Ces,fe e.
$50 .. M For WiliAnsbudse.
PgTugyrxc-Will leave:
500 q. N. From White Plains.
$50 a. q From Dover Plains.
$50 q. 10 From Viansbrdse.
7cos g. From White Plains
$50 a. From Wilhsmsbrdxs.
1850 q. M Mail Train from Albany.
leo .. NIL From wilhansbridxe
SEQ .. m. From White Palma
500 .. m..f From Wilismsbndse
Wa J. CAMPBELL suFertss<sdaph
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m. folI,,soe tnbIe will compare The exports OF The

The following is comparative statement 81 Vhe
ys.e of exports from The commencement OF the
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The Imports, it will be seen, continue to be enor-
mons. and are nov some s5,OOOoOO in excess of he
large imports of 1857 while Imports are s3,jOoo@
Jess.
We anne. comparative stai.'pent OF the Ell, ,rts
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le more activity in Land Warrants.

The annexed cITcnIar has appeared Iiuh rHt IIV"'-
uuy Department;
ctEcrr. AZ TO COLLECTORS OF CUSTOMS.
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sIr,s In l.,.......sA l3Isl5 sD,W,H" kA,sI5'5'
Export Of Specie Tor the week ending May y:
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-08-18
learned and wealthy AfrIcaiiis.

Mr.. Bowen, the returned African Mis-
sionary, in a lecture al New York, said
that there was several Libraries and a
number of learned men in the heart of
Africa. They know great deal more
about US than we do about them. They
asked, for instance, if the days of our
week were not named so and so and
when answered in the affirmative, replied
that they had found il so in their books.
The names of Abraham, David, Marian
ma and Susanna are common in Central
Africa. Mr.. Bowen saw men with roman
noses, finely formed hands and feet, black
skin and woody heads. They we're celled
the black-white men and were esteemed
the most learned among the Africans. In
AbeOkuta there is a market two miles
long. Dresses are sold there as high
as sixty dollars apiece: The lectur-
er knew an African intimately whose
wealth was estimated at more than two
millions of dollars. The women do not
work in the fields in the interior. The
language has more abstract nouns than
the English, which shows that the Afri-
cans know how to think.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-08-18
TmnOFtanCe of Recreation.

The following felicitous passage occurs
in the admirable speech of the Hon. Ed
ward Everett at Webster Festival at
the Revere House, Boston, recently. The
orator, in referring to Mr.. Webster's
taste for many sports, added the follow
ing words:
"The Americans as a people-at least
the professional and mercantile classes
have too little considered the Importance
of healthful generous recreation. They
have not learned the lesson contained in
the very word which teaches that the
worn-out man Is re-created, made over
again by the seasonable relaxation Of the
strained faculties. The old world learned
this lesson years ago, and found out He
rod /, 1857 that as the bow always bent,
will at last break, so the man forever on
the strain of thought and action, will at
last 90 mad or break down. Thrown up
on a new continent, eager to do the work
of twenty centuries in two-the Anglo
American population has overworked, and
is daily overworking itself. From MORN
ing till night-from January till Decem-
ber-brain and hands, eyes and fingers,
the powers of the body and the powers of
the mind, are in spasmodic, merciIess ac-
tivity. There is no lack of a few taste
less and soulless designations which are
called amusements: but noble athletic
sports, manly outdoor exercises, are too
little cultivated in town or country.