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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-29
100 ". Y. Central RR
SECOND BOARD.

by competing lines and others upon which dividends
have been declared when the accounts were cooked
and the profits falacous which still selling above
their values and which never more than the
interest upon their debts. The feature of the market
to-day was the movement in Pacific Mail, OF which
tie sales reached some 5000 shares. About 900
shares cash stock came out, and the market which
OF ened at Sol rapidly fell of to o2l, aud alter
the Second Board to 500! closing at II bid. This
is decline OF o. = cent from yesterday Second
Board The fall seems TO have been the result oi IN
increased conviction that the opposition line Is 10 be
a permanent one, and the large dividends OF the Pa
cifc Mail canno, be kept up under the present largely
reduced fares. AT the morning Board, the stock was
sold at 81, seller sixty while the cash price was 81,
and about the same difference made al the Sec
ond Board. The same cause which depressed PacIhc
Mail operated favoraby upon Panama, which is
largely benefited by the increased travel conse-
quent upon the reduction of fares. IN which
reduction the Panama does not join, that Company
still receiving 50 & passenger. The opening sales
were at 1913 buyer ten and at the close, l35., reg
ulsr was bid. Central out freely, and after the
Second Board sold low at 10i closing with rather
more frmness at that price bid. Hudson River was
among the s:esdiest stocks, and Erie improved 10
~ with very small business The Western shares
are generally very heavy and the active descrip-
tons fell off in closing transactions. Michigan South
,rn, old. declined 10 ~, guaranteed TO 32i. Rock
Island To So! Galena 70 63s Toledo to I'll Illinois
Central to IS Michigan Central TO Ni; all
closing without rally. The Rock Island operators
made no apparent atenr, to sustain the market, and
as far as we can learn, have made calls their
options In the Bond market the movement was
moderate at about previous prices. Eries Of ISL and
1862 sold at IA. go The Fourth Nor gage -old
at -, and the Second Mortgage at 70. State and
Government Stocks firmly held. The closing
prices are: Indiana State 6s 81 40; Virginia b.,
% d9sl; Tennessee Is, 93l 1884,; Missouri Us. S.a
81; Canton Company; 49, 49,; New-York Cen
trial, 7CiG7l; Erie Railroad, 7d7!; Hudson River
Railroad 81 3ll; Harlem Railroad, IL all IL
Harlem River Eailroad Preferred. sass;
Reading Railroad 81 4 j0i; Michigan Central Rail
road, Sol SJo!; Michigan Southern and Northern
Indiana Railroad, 9alo; Michigan Southern Rail-
road Guaranteed ~, a32;; Panama Railroad, 1871
dl23l: Illinois Central Railroad t. a jl; Galers
AID Chicago Railroad, 63i S63i Cleveland snd
Toledo Railroad, 2il S2iI; Chicago and Rock Island
Railroad. 5s 81. Illinois Central Bonds, s. asst
Pacific Mail Steamship Company, 81 asli; United
States IS 1874, iOl, q l0i..
The Exchange market is quiet al previous quot;-
tion.
Freights TO Liverpool - bb.s. Spirits, H. 10 TINS
Ron. Scraps. ls: $50 bbl.. Ro-n, l.. -. sud per
steamer; 2co tee Bee, e.; ~ Ibis. Pork, Is; $50
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NARRUFD.
ROSSANGE -Ap

BOSsANGE- Tuesday April * a ne Church
OF Ascension, by the Rev. O. T. Bedc Leopold bossangc
Of Pens France Miss Sarah L. Appleton daughter OF the
late Dsui,l ApI lrtJn Of tins city
Canada papers please copy.
BJ'RkE-OFFLEY-On Tuesday April 10, az For Wschits,
An J.epLine Isabella Burke daughter Of the Rev John
Bu.kr Chal lain L. :. A. 10 Lieut.. X H. Obey fiFst In
iautTy | :. A., stationed al Fort ATbucke
BOGFRT-BARLOW-O "wednesday April p, By the Rev.
kiusma Mott George b. Boyer; TO Susan H. Barlow, both
city.
BY-LIvINGsTON-At Liniheow place Poughkeop.ie,
on N,dn sday April by the Rev. O. NJ McEckon, Robert
Raou Crosby Jane Murray Livingston daughter Oh TIE
late Houry A. Livingston OF The former Fisce
CUMMINGS-McCARTY--O Sunday, April o. NJ. Edward
Gun uiuss 20 Miss Eliza Nc'ary.
FRANKLYN-BENSON-O Thursday, April q, by The Rev
Thomas J. SswycT NJ Richard fTankyn 70 MS Aooe T.
Beu.on, oil of thIs city.
JACKSON-HYATT-ln Brooklyn, "Wednesday, April y, a.
M. Ciurch Holy Trinity, by the Rev. Wm H. Lewis
ID D. Mr samuel C. Jackson OF Atoris. Miss Enina b-s
tIioe sugLter oi Morgan Hyatt, es4, OF sing sins
KNlGHT-PoRTER-0 "Wednesday, April =. BY tie Rev.
A ID smith d. D.. Reuben ; Knight Of Nsteri1o ~ u 70
sarah Jsue daughter Henry {. Porter Of this city
ONTGOMERY-on Tuesday, April n, MI Eugene
T Lynch 20 Miss Mary {. Montgomery
HAM-CREEP-BEAls-Att tho Eastern
H,. Tuesday. April y, BY Adsrts sH1tA % ths rf..
D,.,tic, John McC Mis- Mary Ann Graham boh 81
County Cork Ireland and A. II Creep 70 Ms Aosa j. be-i
both al PlisScl phia.
PlrRsON-DOUGLISS-On Tuesisy. April u BY be Rev.
NisIr, Sir Isue NJ Picrson 20 Mis- FcrcHce T. Dous
liz. dauel,et Of William n. Dongls esq.
RIKFR-StNDFORn-O Thursday April ~ e. the Rev STE
pl,,u Al Tyng y W. Riser and Maria Louise. Youngest
sranddauslcT tie late John Sand'oId esq 81 this CITY
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Brooklyn, on IEsrsday APFI. -
hy he Rev Lyman Whiting Nj c. T. rhoEPson 70 Mis-
Enms A Packard.
yAROSA-HENRlQUFS-on ruesdsy, Aprl - NJ joe
% Adele l. l. HcnnQlcs.
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THE NIGHT WATCH.

Last evening meeting of the men composing the
night watch established under the Montgomery
Charter, and who We're appointed by Mayor Wood and
Cty.Judge RUSSELL after the Metropolitan Police bill
had passed the Legislature, was held at No. ia
Seventh avenue. Ex-Capt. MCKEE was appointed
Chairman, ana WH. French, Secretary. The CHAIR
Man stated that the meeting called for tne purpose
of taking some action by which the men who served
on the night watch-from April ~, 1871, TO July
,, lS57-mght obtun. their pay These men men
were appointed by Messrs. Wood and Rus
sell upon a resolution Of the Common Council,
as tic city on account Of the disturbance
in the Police Department was without protection.
About three hundred men were appointed al the time,
and they Row contend that they entitled topay for
the seiyi go they rendered the city, This number was
divided among the different wards and did duty at
night only. The majority of the men consideyed that
they were regularly appointed as policemen, but the
decision Of the Court Of Appeals in the case OF McCune
has set the fact at rest that they were not policemen
1t was proposed TO appoint committee OF one IRON
each ward in order to notify all the old men on the
night watch TO be present when they should meet
again. 20 as to have fuller attendance. The motion
was carried, and the committee was appointed.
The meeting adjourned until next Thursday night.
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BROOKLYN YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AS
ISOLATION FESTIVAL.

The Inauguration Of the new rooms of The Brooklyn
Young Mems Christian Association, at the Institute
corner of Washington and Concord streets took place
last evening" with grand festival. Refreshments were
most literally supplied, and the speeches and music
furnished by the parties represented in the the pro-
gramme satisfactory, apparently, to all. In the
absence of the anticipated Chairman the Hon. JAMES
HUMPHREY, member Of Congress from Brooklyn, who
was detained by ckness JOINS NJ. DOUBLEDAY, esq,
presided.
The Rev. JosrPH r. Thompson, the Rev. j. KEN
Midday and the Rev. RUFUS w. CLARK delivered short
and good huuored addresses, and excellent music was
furnished by Charles, John and William of the Ire
maine family. The chief object of the festival was
the attraction OF young persons to observe the advan
aGes funish he'd III the reading, library, lecture ana
class rooms of the Association in which, taking into
@, nsideratio the interest and excitement manifested
in the water celebration and fireworks without, the
festiy al was q success.
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Arrived.

r. NJ s. steamship Ah,a, Anderson. Liverpool Apdl "a
nos, AID ps'sS 70 T. Canard Apr, H. a, l;p M PsS
bound W 2l,t g.',sd bark Queen and brig Busy bound w.
Hsvsnp sd n,dse aud pas. 20 VI o. Roberts.
Ship EupLrs,is Cross,r Monevedo Jan ~ and 81 Thomas
Apn she put la for rgh) ia ballast ~ iiy s~os
Co The .chr Albert Steel hence, arrived at St. Tbonss
BAH Sea Swallow (Br) Bsse,, Bordesg, 50 days vine.
brondy &C. T. Caylu de Ruytor Co. Experienced hsssy
B.rS ch.vs tof Portland Me- Knight Mar.ees s1dsys
md.e t. BruLaupLt wills March, 81 lot % -, hon. rs,
pkc Br bark or.sa from Cah,Eena Tor 81 John, B., y
,ay. out. II. C. has been ~ days w. 81 lou. a.
ak Edwin Nug,nt Pydtnce 70 hours IN ballast n msstei
Bns NJ. W Holt Cf Bushp ceuscu. sssos Ia Gr.nds M
cry h.ayy weather the entire pass.se.
Bris Bill Flower tof PtHGnl Bhnp, Cumberland Has'r
Bne Rose IbeTuh Alexander, Monro'ia March i5 palm
oil g. Yates Port. field.
Hunter 2l, inst 80 Ion. 10 30 rs tn. Gulf Experienced
gale i.m W. n. w started deck load, and lost ID hhds Of
SIR H. Howard tof Harsichl HisgDson Galveston 18Th
inst cotton Wakenan Dinon. Sth inst, lat 81 90 Ia
"a s. he bark Flying Cloud ior Baltimore WITH s' s
Schr J,hn Rogers Elliott Philadelphia coal for Ro1buy
Schr. Adelaide, Brown, Rond0ut cool. bonnd t. .
schr. Sarah Jane, -, St George, Me, days IN ballast
master. . l., $1,000.
SER Nictous- Corp Machias days lumber and aths ."
ScLi J. O. Stiles. Cor.ou Beaufort N c. days naval stores
sch Peer. (Br) Doe Hamilton. Bermuda 2't in't pots
seHp CLaria,e Minerya, Durscomb Kinss;on Ja April IS
shr A. j. Ro...t, Tucker. Wilmington, N C., dsys
SIR Lucy Blk; keller Rond9u cement f,r Boston
scII L. Daniels. Spear Hartford, Conn., 2dsy'' in ballast
n as;,r. . =, =. t,.~,h
steamer Ospray Kcnney Providence mdse 70 aae oden
sAILED-sieam,hip Nashville, Charleston
BELOw-Oue bark.
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u,rLefs-P sDorfsi BIZ Tlsgrdpi.

CH,pirsroy, April T.Ths sales q CorToS '?-day were
ESQ ball a. price. So nx deeline Il the fair qualities
tie adding and good Mddias q sie sHse!sd id-l.ns
fair 2tc.
Cs,aIfsroy aprn s-CorTos-~ales today 1000 bale.
T1 80. OF the yrrs t up II bas Ia. closing price r
NiddiIg Fax l. l2sc, aud FOR god 4ddlnE H.
Nosfv April 1.-THE CyrTos market Is Gepras1et, ss.es
uniupar-ant: p-ircs rou!n.l; hitdins l2r.
SHAWN Apr,I 27.-CorroS dull: sa<s 80 bales.
BGLTr.oEF April 22FIo OR finn sale. lodes are sss
ing bo,h Howard s,rt lnd Ohio WHEAT very eu
cad sc.ige B.cos, d5s. PoEN-Me,s SIT - LAsD duh
WIIisgY duu Ohin. n.
Pgff.pELFsA April 2sFI sn,hsngsd. WHEAT scsrcs
and sn,ed. CoRS actiyr; Yellow 1885, WHISKY hm s'
SAL.
CGNeNNArI April 23-FLoCs sdysninE ,e-deneJ ssles
.p- rim a. - 90 81. W-I.GY ~. Bacon b-0Jsn .nd
he'd ;de-. LAyD dun
s.vny.i, Ap-l 2-Cor1ey---:le irgviy add pies xca&
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boxes Chees. 2.s. To Glasgow, - bbs. Pork,
2s 81. To London, :o bbls. Ro-in, IS. Id tuns
Oh Cake. l. q Iis 81. 4 bark 20 Lisbon with heavy
pipe Slaves, at SO per NJ.
The business OF the Sgb-Treasury was: Receipts,
$l96 g3 36-fur Customs, slgJ,UO0; Payments, ~ l.
OH 70; $4,000 sent to Washington; California
drafts. s2O, Geo, Balance, s6,69l, 49, 20.
The business OF the Clearinghouse was se5,sl2-
co., The coupons Of the Evansville ard 'rnw'ord'-
Vile Railroad Company. due on the -t IF May, viii
be paid a, the office of the Farmers Loan and Trust
Company in this city on Monday. TIE IL OF that
month The coupons due the H. uf May On the
Dubuque City bonds will De- paid at the Office Of
He.srs. Morse & Wolf, No. Il William street. The
steamer on Saturday, the Fulton, viii take about
$50 600 in specie mostly in gold bars. The referees
in the Gaze Of Commodore Vanderbilt agans, the Pa
cfc Mail Company have awarded So, 900, about ore
half the amount claimed. The claim grew out OF the
nor-payrn,nt Of the subsidy agreed upon 10 be pail
while opposition kept off the California route,
which subsidy was held back for the month when the
Washington made her trips 10 San Juan. In Money
matters we notice no change. The supply is certainly
abundant AT IA e cent on call. and g6 e cent on
fr.t-cass paper. The supply of desirable paper mp.
pears to decrease rather than increase
Nothing has been done toward settlement Of the
railroad wa. although some negotiations have been
going on, with but slight promise Of success.
Committee Of the Central Board were recently in
town. by invitation. and met Committee OF Erie
Board, at which meeting terms were agreed upon by
which rates were 10 be- advanced, cattle receipts
stocked &c.: but the agreement was rejected in the
Erie Board prime pslly, understand, in consequence
Of the opposition of President Moran. Consequently
the competition is open fight, and business is
done by the roads upon the best terms they can OBJ
tain.
Annexed is statement of the duties received at
New-Orleans on imports Of merchandise from foreign
countries for the month ending March 81 1853 and
I95q.
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Disn-sers, sc.

SER c. Bs.Y1ox Rogrr, Of HtI hyf 10 ,bs Csp.. d
Wsrehsn while AZ anchor d ne i,'sj - bsh a ~.
rcior. Had 70 pr c.ed . On ths ~ .uasr ea
ID h the .chr william Hay fen o. 49,, -, III r1
- p sir all and color ir fhs rggIg hNNl ~, ~
80, tlyn away par Of her .si and -1sipf paag p,als
ld 20 De taken a. bit IL % roufh -, va %,
iif' r.- III lad, -oEi, PIT. VILE ly.Lt ~ w snsJ
~ ard kst galley alo, ~ %. am g sb ssgs
cir Tor t,ly .n oy-.eruisl The tdds Rioh ',sr bsL
,I Tyr.e; suprs.-d b. sinking; pik;9, ~. nn tss
Ho,roN Anil -Ths sip Suubsea srFiy,a o. - r. III
o. p3e from Tarks sani bound q Port ~
RS. al y ,ssd ,o.k "A ~" p.sin and ers, . d. ~
a ,t ~. inst, lat So n iou - 81 spike br oAa n
,,.n f,yu, Bris,ol, E1g., GJr Ses York, essy' 49,
B, ru.gGs. - ~ @ Nd rIodeYt
s,,py nook April d rh- schr. Wsosess ., . 81
IN I.srz ont I'll. p m missed stage AID "rn Is !. ssss
s,s,,sr IL - on Sandy Hoo The W va -
Ne in 1855. Ice ;.us segi,.eF, a.es A :, ahe'''
Eu9ry Il Boston.
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DR.. wnrrrLL Of Virginia, offered The following

resoluton:
R,oscd That he reception Of The ae" repor- By mo Com
mite. appointed ;he las, s.-ion q his Convention =
regarded ndors.ment by his Convention % M
failure.
Dr. JAMES Il. WooD of New-York opposed the
re.olniop He moves the reference Of the report back
10 the Committee, 20 be amended and reported 70 the
Convention this morning, with resolutions Appended
The motion prevailed. ..,
An invitation received and accepted 70 Nrll lhe
Nursery and Childs Hospital.
4 vote of thanks was rendered "a the len Govern
ors for their invitation, which, however. wac declined
on account Of want Of time.
The invitation of the Common Council ID attend
dinner to-Ligh was, on notion accepted
The Convention then adjourned 10 u o'clock IL the
evening.
TvENISG SESSION.
AL O'Clock the Sc, sion resumed.
The special order of the evening" the report Oi the
Committee on the Internal Hygiene OF tItlcS, was
then taken up with immediate reference to the drat
q an act submitted by the Committee for establish
ug general and local bOards of health, and for other
sanitary purposes II recommends that the Cover
nor and Senate Of the States shall appoint FIVE discreet
men three Of whom shall be physicians, 10 be called
a General Board Of Health, To hold office for five years
To meet at such times they shall deem expedient
and have their expenses PAID out OF The treasury OF
the States. Il provides that they shall appoint com
peteIt person who may mas als" be the Registrar Cen
.ral 10 be the Secretary and Actuary Of the Boari
a 20 a competent physician, who SHAH be styled a
Medical Health Officer and Surveyor ana other ON
which may be necessary TO carry INTO enect the
decide upon Sanitary questions Submitted 10 them by
the State cities towns local Boards Of Health, to
dfuse information and sanitary matters. The act au.
thorizes the corporate authorities Of various cities and
towns TO establish local Boards of Health, and to meet
ard enforce laws for promoting the sanitary interests
A wordy discussion this question OF recon-
mendmg The act in which action was taken and recon
sidered in the discussion Gen. Wet more made m able
speech il which he alluded in strong terms TO The I'M
perfect sanitary regulations ofthe city, us evnced by
rs alarming nonuiy, and urged the necessity of
medical science being brought to bear TO remedy the
evils.
The whole subject was laid upon the table for the
present in consideration Of the late hour
The Convention then adjourned.
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From Tie CtHeina0H tonmereId dpr9 d
The decree for the foreclosure and sale, IN three
wears and half from April 81, Of the Cincinnati, VIII
mington and GAINESVILLE Railroad at the suit OF the
first and second bondholders entered upon the
records of this Court Yesterday. The amount OF the
frt mortgage is 81 ,3G0O upon which s2siUcO In
terest has accrued the amount Of the second mortgage
is 5000 00 with interest accrued oi something over
slij G. The priority OF the first mortgage bonds II
conceded payment the first mortgage il postponed
for three years, without the payment Of any definite
amour, IL interest A. the end Of three years from
this date the Company is 10 resume payment OF inter
the 'rst mortgage, all arearges OF interest to be
funded and draw interest the rate of per cent for
fifteen years, from lsh2.
The second Mortgage Bonds recognized as next
in order of priority the pa ynent is not deferred to
any definite period but the holders of this class Of
securities may at any time, the Company and major
ity of the third mortgages not Directing sell the road
subject to the first mortgage extended a. above.
There j. a reservation in favor OF the proposed extern
sion Of the Cincinnati, Wilmington and GAINESVILLE
Road from Morrow Junction 10 Glendale, on the I'm
cinnati. Hamilton and Dayton Road, by which the
rights of all parties in interest III that extension are 10
be protected. VIM. Key Bond of this city, Is ap-
pointed Receiver, Mt Il salary ot $3.50 e annum, IN
place of Erasmus Gest removed By the terms Of the
arrangement.
Mr.. Gesi's vouchers have been examined by the
new receiver and found 10 correspond with the dis
bursements.
There would now seem 20 b. no doubt OF the build
ipg of the Glendale extension Of this road, which Will
secIire q superior as well independent entrance
to this city and AT the same time, direct raj con-
neotion with the Ohio and M>sisrppi Road, and with
the coal markets Of the great Miami Valley.
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ACCIDENT TO DISTINGUISHED CBARAcrER.-
Jim Hughes, formerly hack driver, but for many
years known among sporting circles as "a shooter,
was hi, in the head on Wednesday evening by the
pole Of an omnibus and if report be true, If on his
last legs Jim keeps Tor kept " The Cottage and
smart horse and on Wednesday ran foul of stage on
=" the road" called Bloomingdale, was knocked out,
and had hole made in his head, which, by some il is
feared may prove fatal. If Jim be dead, sporting
circles have lost great man and Democracy an
active
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Cs',lt. sAcep | .. Calves. Hor.., sx,r.

Hides :. aS.c q %. Talov. Haze = n Pet.. 4, a., 80
%.tHti. Caf Sans, lidlt. y D. Neal CaSsl - n a,
q -bS. "
y BBeef ana EAtra Fir, quality incldss rors b., L.
hs'. laIg,. fat st.ufed ONeu.
Second quality ir,.uds the ba Ssssfd Olen the bit
led Cows aud b.si hry y.sT-od Secgs Or, ray s.
e. Bull. and he r,fIs" 81 lots.
sHsrPENTa include, Closets, and WHEN ho-e u lnI,ro
= .ali'y 'hfuwu
Th,Ts The Fsstrrn Railroad; q over n. p.
ald Lowell and ~ lr Fi-chburg 4 A,.- oy.x
the Fi'rlburg were from Albany and Schcnec. adv
REMAINS: Not any change prices Tor DE best oo
y al Bees .sge pmporon OF lie Ca.e Of eNoeeu.
quality; sbut 80 heavy, s.d Cattle from toe Wee. IN.
afe,. ,ucl Kind this Spring rh-r Il IS Steer,
rsi.'o hy Meurtt Puuiman go. Of PaiDhed v H. I'D =,
Geo ~ 0uk, go tI &c = 10, average ust weight II CIV,
u. Of - very heavy >c.ls sold by M j. Snask-,,
Mddbuy VI, oJ r. Tayo so, price. .onelus above
our Lici,s' quotations
Slep 1T very pcr quality generally; those that y.o
coed .old a, about &C. b H. Calves as last week
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PnssrnyCrs Arri1cd

Ia Ieam.tip It,ed, tr~ Lceypootrhs Earl II Sr,As.k
aud t'tu' Nj Jane, E4usic aud lady, Whitehead Ana
laGy. Mr.. Nhiw,l Mr. Noort-ad James Hind lady ana
3D. srs Rocker aud dsuga'.r Mr. Rbiuson lady Co.
chidr nurse Mrs Ann Keith. Miss Mary Keith, Ms Al...
sud,r k,. sud servant d. H. Nickhsm. John Grant Ea
que John Quick, Holden, Mr. shepprrd, R1,Ackd
McCug3y B,anrs. Me- Nolrsn and sister Mrs Rns..
and daughter Mr. Kane. Nalds Asrn, Mr. Dnaly. Pr.u
tee Juu,s Lludah, Mr. O-cEs Lasa Daniel bush John
Giutur, VIM Smith Rompr. Mr. Hem, Mrs aud Mo Don.
is. NJ kltLer Chss Shap Dean and lady, Cap, WkAms
Nh pin, M Coleman and three children Mss spsn
Mr. Hutch,~uu, Edward Oliver, Mr. Bendsle Lee d. q
" ard Tisl70.
In ,chr Peer,i from Hamilton, BvnEda-R Hggenboibcu
r. Balcsrd, MIS-. Huh
In brig E'rasconil, from NgcriiI.-J. Y. Evans.
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FIRE IN CENTRE sTREET.-I.ast night, about Il
o'clock, fire broke out in IN old frame stable in the
rear of Odd Fellows Hall, in Centre street, and
before the flames could be exingushed, the building
was entirely destroyed. Loss about $sV. The
horses were got ont without being injured. The
occupants of several tenement houses in the vicinity
were turned out of doors and their premises injured
nv water.
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MaRLNE JOURNAL.
PORT or NEw-YoRK. ..Apsn =.
Cleared.

ssamship-Nashyie Murray Charleston, Spoaord res:cs
Co.
sLip-B. F. HI Ie, Cary San Francisco, Sutton Co
BsIk-iisrmon, Wood, Cadiz J. w. E~-ll 4 Co.
brig John stevens Peters, Trinidad, G. T. J. Peters,
Mtiy Ayirs, Au.s, Trinidad. h ID. Brohmsn Co j. B..
King {, tl Hsupurt d. X. Dewof, Stella Duel, Csdenas,
1rusk 4 ID, arburn.
scho nrs-L. Taylor Taylor, Philadelphia; W. Phillips
Mount Ceors,to~n, Brown D.Ross,t; Aieiope, Wudv.l
bauscr Brett Son Co. o. j. Milne johnson, HabG leland
James Douglas: J. W Dsco, Drsoo, Nueyia', simpson
A.,hrw Eliza Jane Fish. 81. Kits Smith, Jones Co.; g.
Gilman Cruxtn. Bosten, :. W. Lewis n Co.
sloop-W. ID. Mangunl Russell, Taunton, master.
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Tho sales ~ .he -.k add 30 bas sp he $3.50. -
Rsc,pfs sh' al 81 - war l,9,9C bars. 49,
NV OEIr,NS, April -7.-tOrroS; sale. today smh, -.
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