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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-26
INDIA AND CHINA.

The Calcutta mails of March and those from Hong
Kong Of February ., arrived at Aexandris on the 81
of April
tn, Goyernor-Geueral Of India had proposed to in-
crease the duties to the extent Of tl%VVOy
vsr as one of the means for relieving the financial
embarrassment Of the Government AL was quiet IN
OnG.. Tariia Topee under the name If RAm Singh,
was N Buniecuud. The Begun was IN Nepaul. The
Calcutta import markets continued depressed tTeShis
were dull. Exchange p ID. The Government 2
cents were quoted at Il, and the cents Ell a5 DIS
count.
From China there is no political news Of Importance.
Lord Egin aid not accompany the late expedition mp
the Canton River, but had started fog HainsD. The
French heet, with paIt Of the forces, had gone 10
SeQom.
The supplies Of Tea were very short, and prices
were higher a, all the ports. At Hong Kong business
was dull E1chsDgc 40. ARID, Al Canton imports
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-26

Bids were opened to-day at the Artisans Bank IN
this city, b. the Governor and Treasurer OF the state
Of Michigan. for loan for the benefit Of the Ship
Canal around St. Mays Falls. The loan was for
slO0 900, the principal redeemabe in the City Of
New-York at the pleasure Of the State in twenty
yeas from the lst day Of July next, and the interest
payable half yearly at 3 cent annum, in said
city, The tolls and income Of said Canal after paying
the expenses Of the care and operating thereof are
by the statute pledged and devoted to the redemption
Of the bonds and the faith of the State is pledged for
their payment On the first go 900 premium OF 81
d cent was paid by Z. II. Hazeitine 81 Co. They
also took the second $4,000 at l-l0 There were
several other bids, among them Gilbert Co., Grand
Rapids Silas ". Holmes, Detroit; Rufus King Al
barry Marcus Greenlcai, New-York, the rates being
from = cent up to y cent.
The B0slon Trarcler states that the Auditor, WIN.
J. Hubbard, esq, to whom the accounts Of the Re-
ceiyers of the Bay State Mills referred by the
Court has reported that the commissions Of the Re-
ceivers should be reduced from s2O,4l3 to gil 2j9
The cash asset. and liabilities Of the New-Orleans
bank on the 18th Of April were a. follows:
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kEw-ToRx cLAssfFIcArI0s.
IfDlauda FlDrida. Mpblli

CoFFEE-The Transaction to-day very moderate prices
are unchanged sales cf 100 bags Marleaibo at @ aud 20 en
SUGARS arr in good demand and steady sale. Of $50 hh1s.
ny Cube, at 5id6lc ana By auction, 40 hhd' ~l
N0LA SsFsTbsre {, lea doing .,sady.
.se. bb New Oresn. a, 5s9Sge - hhd' Mgco'ad' at
Sc; ~ DO 51a5Sc and 10 hhds Cuba Cay,d a. ktc
RCR {. steady sale. u 40 os a. - D9ti ~ Y 100 D. ~
fERiiRR-M Moderate sale. are making 25esIc r liss
and Bleuos Ayrs hemock and |iGc Tor do onDooo
FRGI-RaSns are in moderate demand at % % for Bunch.
TFAs-Therr continues good feeling with fair Gales
HOPs-TEs demand ia mders,e a. l0Gl5 Tor ordinary IN
Dr. sorts 1855 Old are held hrnly. . .
LIME-We roe sales Il 100 bbA Rocklans st Toe,
sGITA LIE va. made today Of 1000 seeks Ashton. pc
Mary u Brlrn At about 3 %.
LIfHs-We noe sale Of $1,000 Eastern at sl % v 81 %
NAVAL sToREs-spih,, Turp@utins is in limited rsque.,
f home consumption AZ pos, .hS"ns no e..si onanss
counn. quiet bot there no di.p'ion 20 pres. .a
unlss, e. sNirIas Is', c'H.A ,,a ~, az sc XII
lower; sals. # 50 tb, afoat and IN yard az ~ $40 u
al. Il go bt No. Eat 81 ga 81 III 30 D. aud I'do
No t5a 1915 20 n. Fine qualities are sAres sJ.d
ALBANIA noticed since IN THE TRrsUsE, hs. ben
~ v tb, which very fan pIice snd PC msaer
our figures different Tor b, Inactive but The stock 70
hzht aud previous rates are sas;Ained -,
OILs-LHssed ia IN fir Teqgs-, and eritsr feeling per-
| cgi e'e eSs 10y iarsS aS . n 5.i s
A. icu res. .sc. u so tbi, part South SEA al tbs Eat
ward On prvas Other de.edVon. iaa.iys TT
there l. esssntlsl ensngs ~ p' ION nc ac '@' es
FIsH-Dr cd IN light sPF and WITH moderate IN
1eoirr Bssf IS s7tos Ma ser.i also IN light oeh.
sus +s f.r DEMAND 10 Nae. better sales having been
Effected of 10 bbls g es9ss IN l9si NO are ou a.
rssT.e,. NJ al .0xly 80 GlfG 30 IS Herring La
limited requsst aud pr.c-s l0uiually uucallged.
HIUEg-Ths sTkSt i quiet, but dy. ssea OF 20 we<
s,lf.d Western al lie. . Uo-.
sEFDs-Tte demand 10 limited Tor Clover Sod s9sf.
Tnotty quiet sas- o q bags ga 81 81 y bsh- Ca4cut1
Lp-.d il nOderst. request, and Il sAghy Tusr ale. a
ct Tag pr Shgpkard Knapp az s. AID 800 Do.
frael rade q a
5000 tsg reported b. Telegraph being s Boston ss
HAY-The marie: ~hsg. change sales Il 10 sals ct soo
10 " 10 n.
TALLOW-The inquiry "a Ugh. AID the msket Is o~er 'aies
u II CO D a. ioidlOtc.
WOOL-Tts demand IL modsrsse though FLY .qns 70 tbs
supply which sHds seep pes high 10 rrndsf prad,nf
par u holders boy spsIy The stck "a hne nsto
Fierce l. small sId III. marsr, Z ar fr-f o. as rsrent a.
cline ,e!s, II 20 80 at 45aeo> % 9aAi, RULES wos
views Il buy,r,; ssits q 700 n At 5fa51e In er'
es> oaly bear of 81 bales aess1' % Pu'sS sesus-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-26
THE WAR QUESTION.

Tie War question monopolzed attention. Rumors
IS. most alarming nature had been current and it
u :, owe time asserted that Austria had actually
declared war against Piedmont This romor proved
" :. destitute Of authority, but it nevertheless
regarded the shadow Of an event not far distant
The Continental journals and correspondence were
sed with warlike aPprehen'ions, and the conviction
appeared to be general that the crisis was close at
Ispd. and that war could not be ayeTed.
IN lbe afternoon Of The llth, however, there was
.orrerbst Of lun in the war panic, and under the
;rauspce Of some reassurng rumors in regard to the
Congress, the funds became firm and prices advanced
- I, Paris and London.
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THE CONGRESS.

The Paris Pays OF the llth states that If the infor-
nv, !, has received be correct the difficulties which
nL.,,cted The assembling Of the Congress are def
The Powers are sSd nave ssTSga
o,oreou,y. and thereupOn Austria had given IN her
sSSsson to the Congress, which would meet in few
Ssys The Pays publishes this news under reserya-
80 bnt believes il is correct.
pgn' o", sr,notion Of ills Thc London Post under
Id tSnt the British Government had received from
h~rS the assurance that the Cabinet of Vienna 10
icar insisted on the disarning Of Piedmont a. ne
N@sssr preliminary to the Congress, and had proessed
ia readiness to . SSTTPt TO tf ha% TtSn would not call
iTbe ceioisl Prussian G0=cye Of the llth says the
hone ,tiI remained that mediation might possibly be
preceded with. -
The latest correspondence from Paris intimates that
5snsicb Ind been received from Count Bu0l, which
onnears 10 hold out prospect that the Congress may
aa,emble. Austria beng disposed to make comprO-
mis- op the subject Of the disarming Of Piedmont.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-26
Anil

AsEs-The demand for both kind. fair. aud holders arc
firm NJ : ) - sale. Of Is bbls. 49, 81 v,
FLOUR AND MEAL-The market for Western CanAi rDae
the MEDIUM grades easier, but cOmion osho
re .ssdy although quiet the close the demand connnes
ha Nv 10 good choice u more plenty ana = IN
moderate demand ne 'Ss, ss So So do IS sSs. Sc 10
grades Of Western extra SI l1d 20 ~ iot 'nPpns
brands II Round Hoop Eurs onioi 80 fO@ 1 70 n'as
hand. ST. Louis, and % 10 ~ -
fr ,xtn, .ns.e Canadian Flour IL la small stook small
. a, 80 O0 ~ 80 southern Flour Il IN good demand. and
SAL, of $500 bbs s6g - 30 for Superne BALTIMORE 40.
for good choice Extras Tor Ualeso
and IIsxA Rye Flour Is In fair demand sale. Of 30 bbs at
- Goa ~ Meal l. steady the inquiry fair sales of
GRAls-The mark. Tor Wheat Is unsettled and lower, par
sry Spring arrivals light but the stock IL ample tho
a. sf ~ 500 bush Red Indiana and Michigan 81 49Dt ~,
al lots % small lot Of lar White DO at 81.
a. $3.50 bush No Chicago Spring 9c Rye Is In far de-
n ma 1t g6dS7c tor Northern ana S1Ga Tor Jersey Barley
steady sales If 1000 bush State lgl1c Man quiet al
gS09c Com IL heavy particularly Western NJ Sed tho ar
rivals are far ~ kinds the sales 1900 bnsh a eDse
fair TO good White S0uthemi choice Is firm at B1os s1~
Jersey and Southern Yellow and small Iois al Soic and
Blaf2c. for Western NJ Ked IN store.
NHISkY-TLe market appears steady Win lar demand;
SAILS Of 400 blls a. 25lc
PROgfsOSS-Thsrr considerable excitement In oar Pork
market aud much guany to- demand = quite act'se -es
81 40 bbls Al rs 8l0 &l7 ~ for New Messthe inside riis
rasb ,odsy no 7J4 Is 90 Er Old Mess; sj B0bif ft
Prime NJ ia - for Clear, and Or la ~ ~ fr
Pnme and contract 5000 bbs. Mes, settled at H.
Fsf i Ina fair demand bTn IA. arrivals are moderate
sale, u go bb at So 81 tor 6ouniy Pnme' 81
SIS DO PRIME Mess very hrm and IN isn demands
ale. a 2l6 ,cs aoad Cleveland 10 Beef Hams are on-
chsussd sale. a us bb a. ti 51G VI Cut mss are nuea
80, t shoulders snd gldglc fDr Hams. Lard held with
much 6n.s the demand Is fair aud the market buoyani sales
of So bb and t- at lf0ll,c Bacon Is In fair request AZ
CaICic Butter request e16c. for OHIO, and ltdS
flr State. Chcese steady st6dI1s. 1900,
COTTONIs market j. heavy and duii sales o OoV bAfr
We rep at nominal quotations. a. follows
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War and Peace Rumors.
MOVEMENTS OF TROOPS TO ITALY.
WAR MOST PROBABLE.

g.. scrcw-steamsLip City Of Washington, Capt.
-. which ssiled from Liverpool at 4 o clock in
., .ao,poon Of the 18th April arrived here at 6p.
yesterday .,..u,.,i, Al. e-ou N.,v.yo-1 49,
-yed at Liverpool at p m on saturday April 10.
The steamship Prince Albert, which sailed from
Galway for St. Johns ~ r, on the S'h' put back to
os,w,y on the llth leaking badly.
Tbs sorew-steamer Borussia, from New-York, ar
"a Of Southampton on the evening of the 18th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-26
The receipts Of the Wabash ValIs, Road tor tue
second week Of April were $4,000

The business Of the Clearing Howe io-eay WIS
SIS 500 COO the largest since August. lS57. meet
rg d the creditors Of the Ocean Insurance Company
OF tbs City will be held at the office Of Us receiver
Albert HON esq No. 80 Beaver street on the Sch al
MAY at noou when the accounts and demands tor ana
against tie Company. will be- ascertaned as far ~
may be- and the amount Of money in the hands ri the
receiver declared The transactions in Treasury Notes
are moderate at par to - prem. Very few are being
forwarded for redemption and very few are paid in for
Custors. The Savings Banks and other institutions
absorb them. 4, private sale $4,000 registered
Government g. 1874 were taken few days since at
/ T. cent difference from coupon bonds In Money
there Is 10 change To notice. Call loans are iGJ
cent. FIrst-class paper, sat cent with moderate
supply.
The Bark Statement lived with satisfaction
in moueyed circles as indicating that the dangerous
pansion Of loans which has been going on, has been
checked We were aware that sorc Of the prominent
bark managers felt that the loans in the present state
of the European Exchanges, had reached an aggre-
gate which could not be exceeded with safety, and
We are glad to that they have acted conservative
IL upon this impression. Tie specie shows q nominal
increase Of nearly sfOO,0O0, but the banks lost
81 go eco on Saturday, which does not appear in the
statement. The net deposits sStSO0 IN excess OF
the same item the previous week.
The following i comparative statement ct the
condition Of the New-York Banks for the week end
ing April 10 10 3:
- awf *
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, APRIL &c, 1859

were in good demand al ~ advance. Al shanghai
iuports were quiet, but rather better. Sk sDf teas
were desrer. Exchange GROCER.
The Portuguese Governor ~ Macao hpi conctudei
o treaty with Snrl Advice frsm Cochin, China STATE
that he French squadron and EIpeit1uury corps had
quilted their station, leaving however, party Of o.
Cupbtion, who hHd been aticket by the Cochin Chl-
nee, with lOss of 900 men on the French side. Rich
gold n.4nes had been discovered at TOuauIu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-26
TURKEY.

The French consulate agents in the Sclavonic prov
inces Of the Ottoman Empire paint in gloomy coiors
the agitation which goes increasing II Bulgaria
Bosnia and the Herzegovina. Fresh outbreaks are
represented rs being imminent. The Turkish Gov
eInols demand rcenogcemens Of troops, but the Porte
cauro, send them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-26

1900 II, until July The freight on thu Dess~arc ana
Hudson Canal from Hopee-ise IN Rondoot has becs
fixed at IS cent? tnn for 1859 the compan! unlons-
ing the boals and . cents from RondoUt 10 New ok
City. The Delaware and Hudson Company wiz be
ready for bu.ineee about the first Of May.
II IL understood that the pnces OF Scranton oos %
board al Ellabotl port vii be about the same ~ thos.
charged by the Delaware aud Hudson Company ~
RondCut."
FroH The san Frarefsr, RpHef'a.
The tunnnec arrivals at this port during the quarter
row losing. have peculiar interest with reference 70
the present condition q trade The contrast betwees
the similar periods OF this and the preceding year.
foIcibly Illustrated by comparison:
Atlantic por.s therc arTiv'a i ar les .is Of "a
~ At,nfie t1rt. there sfriy'd ar Gs...s u 81 b1ue
r. Forrn tr,s hsv srriVd it quarter sjs...3 Of JIG
Prom FORE az prs there srfyd IL quarter s>s 81 "as
Tbe aerrersie excess Of registered tunnsgc from
mort, Of supplv for vededuct the arrivals from British
Colunbal arriving during the hrst quarter OF THIS,
cve- that The preceding year u $50 nn .na nhs
svragr tsch quarter last oo'i ts - hn' gaAs
~. an ,Aces. o " n Thu year have pad
r fish SS so azans, sai Ga a. the .sne time IN 1874
Thee demonstrate ocaTiY no S's'"s ', - =
M. value q export. other than durRs tho
month 81! Narch ,at ~ ar
Eor January and February ............'''''''''' "
Total I'm, three months q this year........,sLTW -
same tine lsoa...'.'.''' ''''''''''''''''''' 49,
-. ASS 50 %
III. onraris u i gratifying one, aui The roe 80 ma ne
AraSsu mines are far only % GsSss against so nfsh
tie int quarter 1883 " i'm bc average quarterly eAona
this metal as formerly, the Nalne 81 or eNpos " ". az,
ould have b.eu aud quarter niLos ana eA'esr 49,
o thr mr., three months II last by bal million 81 doaA
comparative statement Of the exports 70 diserens
couutrs alus hc Tn, quarter q M, year aAe INC
.r i Ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-26
- compared With the statement Of the previous

The POttsriHe Miners JoarHaL of Saturday fur
uishes The following items relating 70 the coal trade:
The quantity .ent by railroad iris week IL q ga %
tups: by canal - 0l9 l9-tOts for the week, 80 "a "a
,urs, against 81 so iuns for the corresponding week
last year.
." The canal beats the Railroad ,96 tuns this week,
and from present Indications il likely that il will con-
tipue TO DO 20 for reary the whole sesOn. Nearly al
the Philadelphia trade gOes by canal, because there IL
clear derence in favor Of the canal Philadelphia
Of Is cents un al the present rate of charges, and
In nary Instances il smo ants TO 30 cents Y tun.
The Pennsylvania Goal Company viii deliver lump
coal TO ccutTacten IN NeS.Yo,k CuY o, g ~ tu1o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-26
mix ON the 18th Of Anil. wore a. follow:

sH.lJ27S5 =l5g75ji7 sl&77.e5 s2isC7,oB
The following table exhibits the respective amounts
Of exchange held by the various banks and also the
sum due to distant Bank, The latter being comprised
. l.. !,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-26

We publish, this morning, the statement OF the
Banks of this State showing their condition on the
18th of March, 1859. We suboin table showing the
increase OF decrease Of the several items compared
with the statement of March -, 1888, distinguishing
between the Banks Of this City and of the state.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-26

Tstal................ : 6TS. 162 ~ Sl.o1OU Is
The export. Of treasure during the first quarter 1852
DUNK .hc same p, nod 1852 they amount 1o.... olssss
Deficit TIL, ViS'''"
Against which W have excess Of Merchandise sss o.,
ESce.. Of T. : Treasury Drafts this ycsr.... eHe- so1a
Ieay. deficit Of all exp5rts this $3.50 40
This dicrpacy Is Of a character which 70 The dyantass
ur STATE, UNDESIRABLE be TO those wao tooA 70
this country for Consumers Of their prodGctlois
population thi. BY s shows an improvement
Ne ye rs persons II which ~ Cinnamon. In lsss,
6s' n,rsl. Including ST Cinnamon. From Victoria " L.
NOR have arrived here than have departed hence Tug
Tb owrg IL statement of the operations cf The United
sat. branch Mint this city during the hrt quarter Of sy
Toi,l Drp.it. II God aer melingl q -
Total Deposits Of Silver later mensl oz'''''' '"h"
c,l ....... los a5l-Double Eages-vaus. s2is1 cos
sI,,r............... aU0O-Haf Dol,r.-Nane... 1905
Jt,ut fortnight closing toe receipts OF g,a dsS
bi, mint Lave improved in amount, but yet whln thS
l q,r At Ibis Of the year The SPrns IL unisS"
allie fr immediate active mining opefaous and utef9osso
Vet he promise for the coming summer 10 conceded To Do
s - ay1s'e the beet Of preceding years Money IN Ink
ak,t hes -tn IN active demand since our ss' tsP snn
e write = b cent per month i readily commanded s1 scs
f Rst. Schauge the East and teigh on Ireasnrc
81 I,dt ed this ma by competition snons the .esm.nP
In Mexican Dollars have hand largely and nrtber
m but there Il now expo demand aud W. quote them
nominal AZ 10 y cent Gold Ban Ia fair supply with o,n-
siderable sales during the week at $40 par out oonua O' ~
-, arr,r now rule at $50 fine par value a..
In s,,Es thor. has been moderate business done STAIR
Bond. have declined the home demand having fallen On noc
rsdeH Ption OF $500 BY the BOARD o. hhnes hsi
" M i.tsudug indebtedness It the state has ted IN IN"
Senate and Il il almost the close Of the session TO ook
Tor ruy action the subject TINS year 'iiora
has proved aud bs quoted higher than at the date Cd
my at Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-26
FRANCE.


The news from Paris received to-day, is generally
Of a Pacific character but the correspondent OF The
Heyald says that the warlike preparations Of France
continue most tremendous scale; troops pouring
into Lyons from north, south, east and west. The
PQfTe of Tuesday evening contains an article OF great
irsgfcanCe; that journal is considered a. the organ
Of tie Emperor private Cabinet.
TIE Pdtftc speaks Of last and supreme effort
which England and Prussia are making on behalf
peace referring 10 the proposition oi Austria that
there should be ayeneral disarmament. The Paife
asserts that France still peace footing; she has
collected army on her frontier: She has not applied
to the Legislative body for awar credit while Austria
having increased her army IN Italy from 6l,U0J to
100, coo, might commence campaign tomorrow. The
PGtrc concludes with threat in the following words
If Austria means that general disarmament Is to
result in the maintenance OF the status quo 10 italy ana
not n resolving the hyperion. difficulties Of the present
situation ii must not be expected that France will be
duped by such demand.
GERMANY.
The JOadOH Times contains a letter from Munich,
which ,tate, that the cavalry and infantry of the Ba-
,aTiau army TO be- placed on war footing. Before
tie end Of the month, al Germany Will be IN arms.
TRIESTE NedHes iGy.
Adyces have been received from Milan to the lIth
inst The official Milan gazette ascrbcs peaceful!
nearing Ia The ar,s,e existing relations between
France and Germany Published in tho Ny~iteHr OF
Sunday last.
GENERAL NEWS
The news from India has been for the most part
anticipated by telegraph from Marsee,, aud the al
Cutta advice. which are 10 March :, are not late
by four DAYS a. those by the Bombay mail, which
arrived lat week. From China there is 10 political
news Of any interest
LoNDoN PRoDUCE MkRKET, "wednesday, ?. H.
suesr e CoEerSar. better than yesterday Plantation Cy
Mocha. damaged od a. 30 y Tra "a,
boone fuer C0uEou quoted Is. Id Rcr steady
Fl the ady4lcc Sap;,r i lower today Hemp tasep ia
without bid Jute ~ lower Ear lls, week Isl,"
STEADY tie SPOT - tall N, monih 81 June a'ls ~
10 I'd. q, tob-I ana December. o. % ~.
LcNDcS CoKs MAEEET-Wednesday. April i3-WeaheI
4--r- t.f. 10 4 3
WHEAr BAILEY and OATS b1 much doing No alteration
H. kLCIg
From y,ioraes I0HG51 Corn CirctlIr.
th. aarke. supplied moderste weather unsettled but
f,orsbr NHEAT-EHssh and FCgr!en steady 8; Mondays
prices. Flo1ng 81 the fully 4 crarer fLouE
easily .olG. English quite plentiful IS ~ late hDlA>
CogAs0s sales but poE.-rs c-eTrs irUm demanding
long price
RsE and MALT The BARLEY moderately free sale a.
Mondays Vrcss. PE.s end BEsSs quite D. god. OATS
Price. h favor Of s-l-rs. - So
GLASGOW IEoS MARKET April $40. !, 81 6a5 9, WsE.
raut. DO Makers lrUu. DO n. 8 d.. Mark-i '.-ad,
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THE LATEST.
LoSDoS, April l3-noon.
INDIA AND CHINA.

INDIA AND CHINA
Hose koNG Feb. %
Tie English January Mail has not yet arrived.
Supplies Of tea are papably falling although the
tea Districts have been swept and he low qualities now
arriving show that there l. very little more to come
Looking TO quality, the prices paid are extremely
high # is reported that the tea plantation in the
Bayshau District is suffering from drouth. At Foo
Chow the agencss Of buyers, since the lat adyices
from England has caused teas TO advance 70 taes
At Shauchne, also, further advance has taken
place and tendency i still upward, owing to small sup
plies. ,,-o
English advces to Feb 3, by telegram from Bonn
bny report produce markets generally dull Import
market continues depressed. Yarns, though low,
still dropping. Metals generally quiet. treigh,s very
dull with downward tendency, to enable ships TO
lnAd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-26

TAELE If the Lodzs Spoce Circulation and Dep0sh Of ~
Bank ne Cy u Nct, York for The ucok catrHg Va.
urday 8Prl . 1889 vA'eh GHIed the Capita! % each
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-26

..UUAL OF THE CITY OF WASHINGTON.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-03-12

BULLYING WITNESSES Mr.. Wendell
Phillips, in recent speech at Boston, nara
ted the following incident;
Once, in Boston, young servant girl. gen
tie and honest, saw a transfer Of some money
aud some fraudulent affair occurring in con
ncction with il. She was summoned. in all
her timidi,y and innocence, into q Boston
court Of gentlemen. She gave her testimony
truthfuly and we'll Then there eame To
cross-ques,ion her one born of one of the
best families, lawyer possessing all scholar
ly requirements, graduate Of Harvard and
pink of fashion. lie knew of no rebuke
from any bench. So he proceeded to insn-
uate the West insults that ever a man utter.
ed to n woman, and asked such questions I'LL
the poor girl almost tainted. Yet that court
Of gentlemen never said word of rebuke.
The poor girl went home almost heart broken
to hold down her head for years at the re-
memberance of that injustice and insult
The lawyer went to a larger city TO obtain a
wider field for his talents, and he rleeps to-
night in drunkards grave-too good for
such brute as he was.