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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-09
present

JACOB LITTLE IN THE BOARD AdAIN.-Mr.
Jacob Little was yesterday unanimously re
elected member Of the Board Of Brokers, hav
ing satisfied all his creditors This is the third
or fourth admission Of Mr.. Little to the Stock
Exchange. His boldness and adventurous char.
acter have thus often led him out Of his depth;
but be always pays in full, principal and inter.
est and such is the general confidence in his
honor aud integrity that he is always gladly
welcomed back to his old seat.
Mr. Little returns to the Board q. good time
The war in Italy has ceased 10 attract attention
1t lie about time that Wall street, which has been
avery stupid place fol many months, should re.
sumo some OF lie wonted nvelpess. Mr, Little
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New vcrs. ra.ss.v, August o, 'sSs
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Whs New York Observation-Disclosures FOR europe
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seave Boston Wednesday for Liverpool.
The European mails will close In this city this a.
serpoon at half past O'Clock, to 60 by railroad AND u
ave O'Clock, 70 30 by steamboat
Tho European edition u the HESAD ~ be pnoiisneo
rs O'Clock the morning Single copies In ~rsPpes,
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Subscriptions advertisements for any edition or the
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In Europe
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publication
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THE CAMERoSIANs IN PENNSYLVANIA. - The
movements OF General Cameron in Pennsylvania
seem to excite particular attention just now, and
It is evident that the politicians are little fright
ened for fear ne will control events in that State,
and perhaps in the whole Union. A letter from
Washington, given elsewhere, indicates this feel
ing in the desire to fasten on Mr.. Cameron all
sorts of Seward schemes.
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from Ia 'lway accidenp, II wiil DE seen nj oao.
that a pro, per outlay in the commencement aud
strict sccouA liability 10 the pubic viii ecooon'se
vset sums who sre pos prodtlessls sqoauders.
Until these comb tioos nIe secured il is cer,aa
that the railroads .,f this counJy can never be
made remuneiative 50 hose who axe icdu,ed to
invest their money 10 A'cm.
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nt.llfctual, 10 be derived from their further Az
ISOLATION. At the Union Hall, Saratoga, on
Thursday last, there was grand hop, whiob
IL ssid to bave been rather a pleasant
sifair. The inmates at this house are for
The most part old habitu<s which will account
for the agreeable character Of the entertainment.
a. s0Dle OF our 'air readers may like to dip
little into particulars, We give elsewhere d.
scription of the toiiettes worn upon the occs-
sion.
AS fashionable life, whether in its real or sim
u,attd phases, would be incomplete without Its
disb of scandal, one of our correspondents re-
bashes, for the benefit of those who have taste
that way, an incident which furnishes moral to
The evils resulting from the taste for indiscrimi-
pate associations, which is characteristic not
only OF our fashionable watering places, but OF
our New York society generally. If the conveu-
tionsi precautions which prudence and the usages
Of our foreia'hers suggest were more rigidly OBJ
served, IL is certain that we should hear less Of
occurrences which reflect 80 little credit upon our
present system Of educational training.
But of what use is it sermonizing upon topics
which carry their own lessons with them. The
butterflies Of society will occasionally have their
wings siDged, and it is not our province to cur
tail their gyrations. We would remind those
however, who are now revealing in the full en-.
JOY ment Of the coquetry, the scandal the gam
bling and the other pleasant vices of our sum
mer Pandemonis, that their time is waxing short
and that they must hurry up their arrangements
The ides Of September are approaching fast, aud
then the Opera, the theatres, aud the various
other places of amusement about town will re.
quire the benefit of their gay presence.
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The WATERING PLACEs.-It will be seen from
the letters of our correspondents that the water
ing places are at their eliminating point of pros.
perity. Never, we are told, at any former period
have they been 81 full-never, we believe, have
they been less really enjoyable. AT Saratoga
and Newport we understand that fierce war is
being waged between the aristocracy of wealth
and the aristocracy Of art, in which the latter
has obtained some serious advantages. The
equipages of tenots and prima donnas have been
throwing into the shade the expensive turnouts
OF our fast men and fast women; and to the inex-
pressible disgust of those who base their preten-
siops solely on wealth, the latter find themselves
outsIipped by the greater dash aud style Of
their foreign competitors AS to society, as the
ieIm is urderstood amongst cultivated people, it
is nowhere to be found. Persons Of education
and intellect have become so weared of the val
aarity, the Ostentation and the vicious associa-
lions Of these sol disqm fashionable summer re-
sorts, that butiew OF them trust themselves with
n the sphere of the offensive influences by which
their susceptbllities are sure to be Jared
At Newport galvanc effort is being made to
revive the faded glories Of that once delightful
place. A sort OF local celebration is announced
for the 22d and 23d, to which all its absent cid.
zens are convoked, the idea being to bring tpem
for once in presence OF the migratory swarms
whom they annually leave their homes to avoid.
There will, OF course, be plenty OF bad orasory,
bad music and bad wine Dispensed on the occa-
,ioD. Wehope, nevertheless, that The good peo.
pie OF Newport aid their visiters will remain
mutually impressed with The benefits, moral and
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% just the Dsn To sir up the sleepy brokers' aud
jobbeTs, aid To infose l,i'Ie vitality into BUSH
r1ss. Only let him be moderate iu bis opera
he bull or bear ne rs generally the right side;
but le. BIN remember that il il better q, conqner
Vnlaf'suca peace than Sc. Helena exile.
He, 100, lis Napoleoo in his way Let MIN
rather initiate the third Emperor than tho frat
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subject of the modern defences of New York, with
some general observations on the vulnerability Of
our seacoest in general from tn naval 1t Gas o
FOREIGN enemy. is given in our paper to-day.
The New 70 k yacht squadron left Glen Cove
on Sunday morning last--the small yachts ut five
o'clock and the first class yacht, al six-.nd all of
| Them arrived at New London he ween 6:57 and
1920 ?. NJ. of the same evening, the Zinga beating
the feet, the Rebeoca second, tn Sou thiri and
,he Maria fourth. The time m de by the respective
yachts Is given in our account o. the trip, pub
shed among our Geographic desp ttches. Yester
day race took place around Plumb Island be-
tween the Znga and Ginsy, which resulted in the
latter winning a purse o. one hun1red dollars.
A grand ball in honor Of the Yacht Club was given
al the Pequot House, New London, last evening.
The feet were to leave for Newport ut seven
O'Clock this morning.
The co,gon market quei yesterday as dealers ay-
peared dspoeed to await he private aovces by the Nova
Scorap intelligence by the steamer Hall.
fax. The transactions confined about 20) 500
bales. We quote middling uplAnds dull about 1870
l2ac while holders pressing sales The heavy
receipts VI -four had depressing influence upon pricss
which closed II decline OF &C lCc per DBL, while sales
were moderate Southern -four but with fsir
Gales. Among the transactions lots OF ship
n'ng brands made for export Wheat was heavy and
lower, eslet at 81 20 81 25 white
81 so O 81 IS, and white Kentucky at 81 4s 81 49,
Corn nrmer with ssles Of old Western mixed from
rec do. at 7sc 7ec. and round yello" at
79c Sic Pork comparatively quiet, with sales Of
new mess ct sl4 rs STA 60, and prime at $40 62h
SIC rs. Bee was dull and lard steady Sugars we're IN
demand sAles Of about go hhds and 100 boxes
| at rates given smother column. Coffee was quiet
Feiebts were firm with limited room for Ecgish ports,
and especially for Liverpool Among the engagements to
the latter port we're 500 bales of ce..on 16d 3d.
and 900 bbls flour Is d with 10 900 hhd. to
London p. t., and 200 bbs rosn at d Cd, and loo
lops oil cake 2os Engagements 10 Antwerp. Hamburg
srd Bremen will be found noticed In another place.
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Ey Telegraph

SANDY HOOK, April T. .,-Ose sbp s, suchor IN the
has s1ebor tue baf sOlp Gi-na ifcm
New Oesu. March tiio banks Ia tie Orluz bound H.
Shiss Cutsaor Southampton cr4rvi toe b.r :. ot
Afo Glad f,dinss - ? Outward bound Wind blow
hgAfa tom " -. ".
NEW WEXFORD, April 3-schr. sarth, from NJ ,ksnd
with Of Eme IRE .inssd Sound to-day and
sshoTe Woods Hole .nd stripped. No lslrsnoe.
NEW PORT April 2Arr. ong Gov Sal, Artaur, C.fdeaa
II days EXPERIENCED bcsvy weather t1Dg toe pA. dys
lost fo.rs sp, maj ,s stared cargo tle tines stove and
los' A.oU: - tnds o. noisas.s
Psssec I'D o'clock bark lsnsrcon from Mobile for Prov
A.c an tchf, GrSui,e Looge Tor G.o1c-s-r BIO B.ss
Wsf-hsul: Edward Neotsu Dobe, new Bedford Etn M.
uds WINS C,As; Hsmony, rInensrt, 81 Geors- ali for
revYork, beI ID. Prince. Hs~s, vineyard. ruDos. aud
r L<us Piece. ell fr'n st)n Tor raDklcf Mary
Wise s'sT; Ssrh, boiiea, boH from h0cAaD1
Ees "a; Herald N-- .B-i'sfG Sr Baltimore; Honi1iss
Cross Bos On for RchEsoae, Va
In u IT. schr, Lscy Acaus W.tchuan, Esqamal Detroit
Reb-ccs tot without "a sfel al az before.
Two vessels r-t0prd if5n The sNa5 B.'sat ~h calls
ssiuE srchcTs chains. &c The y-s. been stripped
ei under sh No'0pE b, been done twAri
b-r The L,n.csle has feet under ssh
~s'eT; bottom soop and .cIr Jsi Naseed
BOSTON, April 4-sclr. Susan Mary, before reported
ashore Natuke, has bsen 20: Of and ..va 20 tee wos a.
NANTUCKET
schr Sash. .,hors the bar. Ia breaking up.
sctr. Ia ci1rd airs ssLcIe.
SAVANNAH, Apdi .--TBe 5,ar Of the South a. her
wharf AZ : O'Clock tais afternoon. AL -eD
NEW-ORLEtNs, April Arr ship Lafayette, HAVE bark
Azoi, Pm. eelpaiA
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sbns-c 3 wfu..ts G.,e. s,n Francisco W. T. Coleman
1 Co: H.ruet, Bs.setl NrvDrl-.ns, Robson ro.dlL
BaIss-Wnd horse tbtl Nsste.s, 81 John, " b. nhou,,
WirU.tt, Ns.Iirsurn Msrtu Warren ~ R BOVINE PRIDE Of
he SEA ran Zsza yzus.s Delys h Co. bospbords Ol,cn
hsin-pgrT, Amsterdam, Funch M-iuc.e.
Prsi-Csolua t-ic Rc,so Hapes, L,Erence, Giles Co
Orion Bal T.c,y ~. John, r. miatison Co Too mas
So snp, Rot,u,oG 81 MARKS Mclean LJDeh; VI Ian;y,
Tinker csnfIesos, Thonpont 5uner Wsosss rtodsdon,
JAossouvis, W. II. Rseisnib Csp.a, dszd 5. John j. y
Otstsyis Co. Ttspis spp-oy Cieaidesc' AHJ~snith
Bah.
seboonersC. Wa;.on Robbins, Nswbarn, J. Smith Co
r. foEkT, k.;Iidgs, st1u n<-r, h-oeccs VOC
City Poia J.ae- Co. Vide Void Bllsl-S. sssa
nah, McCi-aoy Mos. Co r. r. stsdIasu, Hooper, W.
bsDstowD j. Benton Emily, Gnu-u, Chsfesoni s4;'ery
Cooper WiloiDGon, smith Co, Joan Glars. Scu, VIZ.
mirF,op, d. Murray TANNER App!e's,e, G.vest'r. D..
Murray. My-riC Ssi-y -, tEcauv, J. III. Bro~rr : 70
suuoy South W.ek., "sslirstor. Ms'h-sss AiseA-l
Ste susI -ConcGrs. Robinson, Philadelphia
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Arrived

Steamship Cahawjs galoch, rworein, March p va ha-
stD ndse snd pas. to Li'Is'.on .oens,oA 70 ,s
pes, u Lualsu 4 heincssr.
sly,n.np SWAMI Ramsey, Baltimore, sdse to b B
SHIP GeruspiA ro~n..nd. HAVE March md'e. and L:
pss 10 m Noitloes MsTh ~ i,, - - ,'a 81 81 So
ssIse IL Of i;e Aor l. of Nsntacket ss4,ed BARK VIE
Snip RoSet kelly 5anos Lv-rpo, Feo p. mise AID III
vines the whole p.ssa.e has ben day, W. OF N.ulctet
Apri Va. in comeanr ~in HsGbIrs tarE eolGd 20 New
Bsns. in lat AZ the 1871 MAJ saw no s, aAca ~ IA
a ION s. ,sraed ship Chariot. A siauer, R3seEs ffon
,sbiP R.ta,a of goOr Burd. singapore loa days md'e
B,iss Thui.,on (of siapor) L,noa-r Arroyo P. March
20. SUGAR ard no.s.ss to h; p. Buck 4 Go.
~oOa E.iie Co Mac, % saw Arg double so?,,l
'nip S.ISe sne.f.op Bohef Ne .beru N c. DAY.
heu Ocr.coke. usval stores 20 u. G. murray . -
Tl~ei Co M.rc6 IS = Ca.'e I.l,pd PACED
b'i. Biero, nom ST pomia 20 tlr Nsssork Apf -, D
scS j. 81 Warner Ch,pn,a, New Haven, sugar TO BlFii'k
SfI Henry James, Adch, Boston days n'eed to T. G.
sh Flor, Klpg Luso, ocho Rios Jam March 49, coffee %
senr j. Grise Rogers, sa, Mexico, hd,y' hemp hides,
sc6f K.s tot EoInpor stdnors, Key ws't7 das' cot
sesI Rae Fled RJ66in, Savannah dsy' kc, to
sehf ss.h Bru-n Douglass. Wilmington n c, d,yp naval
Dolln,r Potter a Co
schT De Hcop tDu col hos le't- IS ety. nenp &C. %
j. W Iolz Co. t1p-rieaced heavy ~es hrr spA; sasi kc
ssbr Belle Cubberls Virginia days, oy'se'.
ecnr Brsne cofso ,Eifgi IA.
schr N H. Read Kelly Albany for New bed'ord.
eehr A. = Sitter Fish, Nsrenan days nsis . master
scbr. }. II. aortop uoIto1, r. s:on for rsnSisr.
Scoop Southport Gls1eD New HAVEN, sugar aud oliss' 70
Bui6t't FIshes
soop wlism b. Bowen Halock Provdeuce Is hours ud,s
10 l. h.Dny
Shop America ReJ uod. Providsrc. 2dAys mds to master
Steamer K,uuebec Had, Philadelphia and Cape May,
ncse. anc pss. T. r. Perkins
BELLOWS Slip G.ens Lesvl, New Orleans 70 VIM Nelson
4
Bark Tvols from Porto Rico.
Big G.see DsIlrs, Porto Rico Beth By pilot bSs.
Jane No. l.
Brig ooloen Lssd i By pile, Boa Nee
Bfis Sarah Peters o' ELLSWORTH from Caidenss.
Also .srk bfigs.
wlAD-Dbrius the cay from w, And blowing heavy.
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BrseGARY AT . O'Clock lat hight Officer De'ny
Of the Foortn Wsrd police discovered the door OF
prenb Nc 2SS Front street, occupied by Charles NJ
Holcomb az a wholesale -four store, 70 have been
forcei by bOrgsIs. In company with Oficer sprs't
ne entered the premisss and found packase nPpoisd
TO be silver msrtsd SO sl6 in pennies check for
$50 and other vslusbie papers all Of which they re-
IL 1ved to the Fou!th Ward 5 atiou-u9uss. Oii,e
Delasy rad tri.d the door about o'clock asi foied
il fast, No traco could be made 70 the where aboats
of The burglars.
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nsye-su,x ~ Ocean srsarssss
tn DHpAQY
20 ARRIVE
Passengers Arrived.

T. ie .1slp Cahazb4 f-g-s Hlr14 aaS Yea, o-<S7'-C
Z Menu ~ krrpatGicr H. O-,.Isou, Mrs. = d. rory .1d
rhiIo Ifs ". Toyly 2. Dgya s. NJ. Fax ana ICY, j. W
elau.ou An, F. " uoia-. aI-. - Rock -el iss C. AA,
MI, Farrell A. ID. Aim and lay, Mia Ma ARE saG cla
M j. ~ Bs.1r- liu.l ch.d and Ierys-, - : Kobe
,ou Discounts, j. y .s;sbfooz, j. 5 saith, v inda j.
Davidson. Ma n,u bre- ctd.I an ssIvslt D. del aS1
Nes.ti J. c Co.'io ~ Maiiu-r q. {. C.- rel, Mr. "
C,Tlsniss, ~ Tnsss, r. u. Fisher, y. W. Wlnnsl .
Mner D. Nordio ara son. silva ana sou D } 'ruu }.
Eui,,. Dulcs r Losly K T. & ala aud ais H.. Al 90
Calirs f. g. Ritter c. f-ysics, C. 81 BseSrr hoSl-
on '. Pis. j. T. HstnoD sHa aiy }. " H. Stls'sn &
Co.ter-1s dol Val Juan CAsiss = CO. Fs- AMI sdy "
Crore AZ .dy ~ assg oro. MoTEuin aud aiy MAJ
Alamo 81 .s.etd ?. Sthosssr sct tcy Ms LeytaId Jus
sfsri 81 y Ep.lez ". A B.ylry, ~ Msnssierr. C0si',
Azone Aloer.-, r. Pisrui, ". Motley, nrs y p rr-t D.
Lerip A. h. E.t, H. 4. Drake N,s. - GazzAns tsTyAn
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Mnrke,..Rs uort.d 6u Tl,1etnrl.

ClSCvSaTI, pril Flour dali irregular fseg no b5s
IS sCas5 % for Eueeru-. WHEY dull $. -ir. PRo
VISIONS dull Bulk Sides-Sses ~ 40 IL &c. Mess Pofk
hea at Sl7 90 for brands Lsrd oH-rac e. lolf.
Pan ADELFHIA, April 4.-BEEADsTtFIs ysTy Gull -FOUR
te, ds dowpwtrd Co.'s declulng, Yellow n, LtED dull
Bur1IR unsettled ssles ~ coo pou1d, 8: 09lsc. WusXY
dec4sued isis, at 2sir.
ALgANy Ap4-Ses T. roo hU,h Lake Shore Barley a. 15c
CHAELksI0N pri 2-Corrus rather inactive s'es ttay
eco bale. Ire decline firm ire hghs; 't Of t1e week has
been equal To- the better grades and i on ;Ae i'wer
qus'ies.
NEw-O April &-CO1foS has aecscS &C. ssies TO-
d. N La iidI,uR. AZ NC.
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TIE Ann SLAyEKr PRArEE.NEEGISG.-Last night
at the close Of the ususl monthly meeting for missions
the Church of the Purtans decided 10 bold IA. fist
Ar,.slsvsry Union P'ayerMeetitg on tbs evening Of
Moadsy 18th ius;. The meeting is 10 bo snJer tas
direction of Committee of tie Church Of the Par-
tars Anything ike the spirit of secretariansrn Is TO
be avoided and prayer Tor the slave to be the grand
point kept il view
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i,.. o. ,se rlta, tn. vsDiesi. boat leaves. lis

irs.. O. tie rIts, the vsDjeibit boat caves III"
,ome,.S ,h.t this ~li ne tas last Doe, Of thst hns-
TIE .rk sistsm.hs j. in ,cns P1'n,s une1Psc''ay
favorable shcv M insr.ase OF ss5J ~ IN I've bet
Jauosi,. and $40, J3i 10 the specie hoe, sh1e t'
loars have 3esn iuceased $3.50 90. The street. -
taken Ia.ter by sGIpise q, tie sHSonnoe n'nt q S'
large IN .1oresss n the deposits, altsough mode
rae gain I'D beer com ed upon. The specie increase
/. quite important tskirg toto consideration the eon-
-ijerab export Of the week.
The following Is q comparative siGtenen; Of the
condition q ,he New-york Banks for the weeks end
ing March % ard Apr'l 2:
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THIRD PREsBlTERr-The Third Prssbytery Of
New.York met in the hercerstreet Presbyterian
Church Ses;ior.ll nse yesterday morning, TIE Rev.
Nj Crt,et den of Staten Island, Moderator. Asr sp
pointing the Rev. Mr Nandoren of the Spring street.
Church, next Moderator, the Presbyey proceeded to
examine csIdids:es for the Ministry, there being eight
csndidates. No other blsinsss Of spec., Importance
VS. trsnsactsd
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CorNTYEFTIT MovrY.-The Seventeenth Prscinc.
Police al cvenrr sppAI dcd James Col S AID krAns NO
tyoy, ctaIsc uth stempi past ocunetfeit bus On
MI hss 2cs Of No. ) A-L std Ius hssel OF NO
a Avenue A. one Of he bills tie Commercial Sint
Trey. " Y. tar o.her Tfsa.n BLak Of Bnsos
I'LL, % The description sf.Eea IA iesT=at
uort ious Of the city.
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Disas,ers, sc.

NEwOsLEsSs, April 2Ths steamship Co.tzsco.lcos WI.
sou, from New iok March 3 H,Vsns yerdsy; bang
laden, Sd grounded pal. 1ss Dc
tbs cy A,sGtns Gown 20 brig up aer pass. and
nsis- By iei-sTsDa.
H,vASA NNeh 5-fh- .hp Charlotte Reed which Jeff this
Of the sch Sega load r
Ee~roIt. reef shout ae from bro
Castle There being considerable srr' 9. tee time she
ois-d h.r @ ard risng been striped h-r hull
viii sold pubic II BY letter EDwo7d Wsl,s
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, APRIL D. 1908

t.. Western Roads sem unsols to sg7se uPeu
ff.icht tasif Tie Ci.csHra;i C0smeress! rsmL-ss
tho:
The prooab'es nov srs tns' freight vii go down
a coed way below r-IDuneTstve rates, t1oIgh no
present tariff nav hold for firtuignt 10 cfre. Tae
oIspropoItio between the sn0lnis VI produce - b.
moved and the facilities tor moving H. are sScn thst
II rot practicable % compel al TIE roads 10 main-
tAiu currept rstes Ire Latter viii no, improve rI,l
~. products az toe re1t harvest the necessity
fer severe ndeIbi3IDg.
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TIE DALTOS HoRsE MATCHED AGAINST TIVE
The Dalton horse, Of the heroes VI the OEe dun
cred Nile Hest, on Saturday matched t. 20 d sc
miles inside OF fourteen MINUTES. The trial 20 come
of tous TINE in June. TIE ma h is fJr $50.
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Orr OwS TINES. Mr.. John L. Walter rasd bis
lecture the cage We Live IT," before 81 auiience
Of stoa. IS persons in the Cooper Institute ast even
irg
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TBr ALLIGATOR ESTERrAisNEYr.-Brsnch en-
tsrtsiDment, musical sni priscnical came of most
ladc.oasly la., evening at Hope Chapel. TaeTs was
irfnite lsugh.er.
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n.rc;yr. Of Pyoducc APRIL 4.

Sy TIE Ere Rai.-oad 700 bis. Whisky 80 do. Flou 81
Ia La her do $50 Pkg. Eggs 100 90 Seed eo bags
Os 20 Lt Tobacco ~ 60 A.h- - d. Pfoyisi1ns, bales
Cotton .. - 49,, -
IN sort, R,rer Roa--7 lt2 bb, Flour, 5000 bu.k. Osa,
SO RI q, WHISKY ! e do PORT, 3. SO bach. Corn
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. on March %. were ss follOnsi

Tots.... ~ as 44+ $i6,SF7io sI+0SI s5I S.7Vi4J'
The following table exhibits the respective amounts
% exchange held by the various bsnks aud also the
sumo due TO distant banks the latter being comprised
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slarkes-C,EEFrLLy REFoATED ToS fnr Y. 7. TElSvsE.
xOyoaY A7rl 4 1859.
AsHES-rse inquiry f.; Pots Il FAR a. &C. Pearls are III
mode a. Tsq..st . = ~. $1,000.
IoOs 400 BEL. IL rsnt1, cosiLs - C. .oseT rates Ter III
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IMMATURE ALessAi

IMMATURE ALsssAc
sUf-R.es $3.50 s.ts....... o:28 Moos-se:s.. 9:2ia
Hi6H w.TER O,y.
sandy Hook... s:2l Gov Island s:lin Hell G1:e...lc52
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Tie North River Insurance Company has declared a
dividend Of q cent, payable on the lltn The Eagle
Fire Company a semt annual dividend of III y cent,
baysbe on demsnd The busioess OF tue Clesr1ug'
Houee to day was S27,7s4 &c., which is very large
10 money matters rotics DO change % cal tae
supply is abundant ct 4a5 cent on psper toe rates
are 5Q7 y ceut. We hesr of gold gong to Boston
for the steamer, bat g constefaoe amount OF bars
hsve been bought for shipment from here Ine Sscre-
tsy ofthe Testury, we her has declined to e1'nsnse
tce coupon certs of Isl T. already Issued Tor regis
tered It, OK but has s-ued age amoant OF registered
stock TO Messrs Sweeny, Rttenbouse u Co., uaesr
the suthcrty o; the act paced by tae last Congress
This registered stock is thought 70 be worth about
cent more than coupon stock.
Tie cash ssle's sud liabilities of The New-Orlean'
.. IA.
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WANTED-A smart, active YOUNG La,
w 20 s;,sid General Trimming an! Variety sso<
Dot Sfail - worn ss1 willing 10 maze heIsfi
about tie store msy sddres., with beet Of ely f''
n. W., Tribune Once.
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TIE CLIPPER shin Shooiry Star Monday afternoon TAKEN
the lck FOR She viii have
plank pJt II forward be p.yl rfAsened stripped EecaLsei
AID l.plt ccpptged
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NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
IN MINTkH ARRANaTATNH

NEW-YORK AND HAKLEM KAIIaHUAU.
IN WINTEk ARRAS0ChrNf.
For ALBANY ard TROY. Fare FL
On and AFTER MONDAY, Dec g. isss, fr.,n, .n Leave ~
Ct, HewYork As fouow,:
s;Sa m. For Wntts rato-
$50 4 For W,liamsbudgs.
1890 q M. Nail tran for Albany.
llSO q NJ. For White Plains
$3.50 o. q. For Wilhsmsbrdss
SEQ .. % For M,lerton.
<c0 .. %. For Croton Fala
500 O. m. For White Plains.
SIS n FOR White Plsins from Wz.s and csnnU<l
sSp. m..Fo< williamsburg.
lrTusEisG-Wii lesye
$500 O. On. White Plains.
Gao . M. Wiissmsbrtdss.
70C q m. GROOM falls.
700 . N. .nillsr-on.
T2A N. White Palpa
730 q IN. Mail train for Albany.
l0:Sga N. ~iis bridge
l2SO o u. White Plains
500 NJ White P.ins
SEQ o N :. Wrhamsbrdse.
WM J. CahfBehk, suvedntsnAssA