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Gaze Jo.eph Rbby ard wife. Tbomas Gar~r ST.. FL
k and Sanyh,eT Mr.. John Watt Nr John Ro~rt.oo NJ.
TsfuhD T Wood and ady Mia S,ssd Mrs. Cspt O. I.ns
Mr.. John Brown Er. McLs;bsB, Mia Hsz,h Ar. R.~-.
i.yB ID Alien y ife and Children Leonard g.,
jules Lorfin-s wuD Durlag. Rey. T d Li-wood Ch,re.
BoSe Jobn Cole Rev " Odzbou, N, Lia.srd snd son
Arthur Ns.on wssin. VI. Person, 7 n. Wilkins. " II
lss,iu nd zis. WIN nythe, DR. W Tell a. Frsnse Jsso
hsrdoese, ThoBes simpsu. G. Psr.as. a c.unon wife
and two children R~y John PsbeT Rev James AeCaly n
ed Heny k.Biisy. Re- csfIes L9eths G.ofs. s-sm-.
kobert stosp.l s1s .i lsisiai. Hsren) R B. Csrstbe
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Mage. {. Colon sHd VIII EDWARD Kipl 4 Ct, r.,
Eeszher v Ozusfi. = Hzrzrzyes WIN Bar 80 -. a.
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Bird VIM FeIgDson John Chamber % smith IT n 80
poole sBd wife nr Izsins William Thon1p.or Isoa.i, ny
Isaac Mayer, stphsH Common John 3 Psr.e, M - ri
Parker and dangh'ef eoge Fisher dsszs.r Ill. ",
dorkr, Mis. Belle, D. N&se,os al 49, NJ. i,h
Kendall Mrs Ann Tyr ". zo.na Hs1sTi ~. Il w
Hsbden Mrs McAdSns A Cataaan f,sy6 Ye,.~-seiS a.
Holt and 10 IN tie s,s-aes Toss M - 'i'
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4 NJ GEITYIN 4 Co, Auc,ioueer. .,,>-,
AAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD fnhSi

lVI Tt Rf.-Ntl De- offered a puoAe auction So
(Mondayl lie Property Of NJ b. Chapman eel =. ~
contained IN bis private residence No = 49, 80
between a. and .thsy[, sae commencing al ~ 49, ~.
pug two elegantly eanrd rosewood saitrs eeSsss -,
richest sztin hIccate magnificent s.octa'c
el~Esuty carved IN solid rosewood iHlsid Nth -
hurd ih sstinw GOD p~4fl k-ys, faAy suafsns'a
mel ct instrument offered =, sactoa THE ssa.on
sta1uary uarblrtop, 30 match ths sutss fs--e ,ss-,
s.tTrtuife carved Ia ,olil gu.rwood Ca fan<' ~ -.
ATiris ounols Clock month artistic bi'n - y.
aud Pasian uAfpl. Exu,s and ether OlnAsrits
tonsiol abe AM Bufet elegantly carved fire ca re-
and lea st ur,hsnde Tablc Cutlery, sser~as., s' -
Cuaius medallion VELVET Csrlsts Rnfs Chene,s'H c,rt.
1bsu,h.r. An. furnished viii English tap-stN t.ft.
to.rv.oed snte covered ia uoguet burrais bsl -
Wn,h...na, Ar,noif u.loe, Bedding. Nass Atlee -
Ipu-r Chamb.r-Mahossny anG blses~sltt p n'-'N
al. peremTtoTy without T.safd 10 the weather.
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Up TO Saturday, the specie movement, has been in
favor Of the banks the California receipt counts for
the whole week and the street has gained 500 90
from the Sub-Tasury, beside something from neigh
boring cities and TIE West. The specie reserve on
Monday should show an increase in the Bank state
ment but the average will be largely declining one.
The exchanges AT the Bank Clearinghouse this
morning were 81. j9jG 2i Il. The total exchanges
for the week ending this day slj9,265,3 S9 IL,
being an average of $50 O34 s.. The Commission
ers of the Canal Fund invite proposals for loan Of
81 200 coo till 18th June next at The stock viii
bear e cent per annnn, payable quarterly the prin-
cipal 10 be reimbursed Jan /, 1862. The proposals
may he for any part Of the loan not less than 5000.
The interest due on the bonds Of the Erie and New
York City Railroad j. paid al the Mechanics Bank.
4 letter from heading American banking house in
Paris their agent in this city says: Our Bourse Is
firm, with tendency 10 ri-e. Money al T. cent
abounds from lack Of business. Exchange dull An
asscssmen, Of 10 T. cent on the capital stock Of the
Allentown Railroad Company has been called.
There i no change whatever in monsy matters.
The rates are unchanged, AID the supply of money is
if anything larger than early in the week. The gold
shipments, however. have caused some changing Of
loans Demand loans are sac e cent, and irst-cla>s
paper 4 6! T. cent, running up TO November. The
establishment, Of the Pony Express 10 California VIII
probably bring about some changes in the exchange
business between the Pacific and the Atlantic. Drafts
on correspondents in New-York have heretofore came
forward in the same steamer with the gold TO cover
hem, but under the present arrangements seconds IT
exchange are received in fourteen or fifteen days by
Pony Express, while the gold l. not received until
Fix 10 twenty days afterward This state Of things
Will either cause California drlft- to bee drawn payable
at given time after sight date enable The strong
drawers TO monopohze the exchange business. The
gold refinery established in san Francisco by Me-,rs.
Duncan Sber nan & Co. and A,dp Il Co.. has been
very successful The business of the lir-i month il
was established amounted to "A million and half IN
Injunction has been served OF the Milwaukee and M-
sssipp Railroad Company, TO prevent the transfer
Of that concern 10 the trustee Of Tho Second mortgage
bonds on the 10th inst. az was agreed upon at the
meeting last Monday.
The lunnage Of the Reading road last week was
90 097 tuns. The -eason thus far l. 6!3,1 tuns
against 53S. sos last season. The lunnage Of tie
SchuylkD Navigation Wa. g SIS tuns, and for the
season 109 537 tus against Us COZ tuns lat season
The following are the earnings Of the Chicago, Bur
hBgton and Quincy Railroad in April
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Steamship Jamestown. Skinner Richmond 49, ma-. a.:
steamship Huntsville Poet Savannah, nade aud PAS. 4
ses@:iiP q the South Lyon Savannah r4e. and p~
SIP Ba'is zTssa L,'s5PG93l y ssrh g. nd I'd - p,
,ar- tgund T. 9Th II lon - IS Henry Aits
overheard tom msir p,sil yard aud ~s- Drowned
SHIP Constitution Brl Jones Liverpool ?! day. mdse. Ia
+7 Isss T. Williams Guion PM - 81 the Head %. knsS-
wss n company With hip Constellation from Liverpool tor
Ban Chsyaie. AnIer-or Rio JaneirO M..es Il coffee L.
BE; I. wsi,ea (ef Philadelphia Mlnasy Porto csbeo
consny With Han BARK sehon for HsmbGrs s. date 81 u
:! Ion = y -I"ss ~Lans 5Ls Louis EoT, Beruds or Boz
y and y Z zles and rains April - e1d May D.
tween be s Of 81 and a. sxPrencei heavy gales former
ret e a. and was struck By sea Which sp; sirsi ,,.~3
oa.h iron h.!: carried s.ay sSoos sd ioroPsas'
nsa .iay.s oreioInas aysa .F: main tTy 'ai and had
Es Csars Pe,cud Tarrseons March - aud Ms..s Marh ?.
passed Gibraltar day; irui; Sc to Gomez Walls @
end eIYer,need heavy gale from T. " May ;oos
Rr. Daniel WEBSTER Paiiersoh Palermo Harh Il; rseJ
Gib,'sr 9Th lemon, and oranges to Jam, Roe.a s.s. -
A RehsIds EaPer'sneed heavy y + &. 90 -, coat
p. si df:z nut bS1s:s . eiaIs Pas -
schr da MAILER Moiiner Washington D. G days, aoai 70
SIR Wolec Parker Boston days nsdse. C. D.yton
sthr Amanda Knowlton. RonaOu, cement for Dsavers
sshr Robert Smith, NisSH Portland ? day. stone
sehr Flying Fi.h Law Gloucester days hsA to Haer
Sshr : = Jones', Jones Alexandria dzys. coal
Schr \. Cooper. Burt Virginia days. Oyst-Es.
SchT Sarah Elizabeth. Rayuer New-Hsyel tAys IL os'
Sclr Sarah Mills Rowley. New Haven, H. ballast
soop Southport, Gladdils Nev-HayeH dsys Hdse. to
matrr
Steamer wes,cheser Jones. Providence uGe and pa. to
Isssc Odel
St-saer Boston. sencw PhiAdspa. mtss All FAs to p
Perkins.
Steamer Poosks Nye NewBedfori md-e. ard pc e >
Alien
sAILED-shiP' Southampton London Cornelius Grir,s-
London.
WIND-DUrins the day, iron, y to 8. and hsh,
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Nv CeleRr0ph.

CHARLESTON May S-The steamship Nashville, N1say.
ar. here 4 S - o'clock thi. Saturday morning
n. schr Robert Caldwell from S--loEk reports Asshe
passed disIaei aud wsrri.se schr with signals - eisu
ryirg and her board IL blowing sac q t-T
PHILADELPHIA, May 6-Beo~. bsls Dsuiel Pa;,.r,,'
bries BonapsE-e Orouoco and ferdinand Bou Cei w u
Nichols aud 5. l. Stephens, Portland.
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Inres.e...................sss.Oas.gsa

When il is remembered that with the exception per-
hans of Portland, the increased imports have been
nearly all at this port while very large increase IN
exports has taken place from the Southern ports, In
cotton alone probably 900 or s3jOooOeo, the
legitimate balance of trade it Is evident that the pres
ent shipments Of gold cannot be required for the set
,ement Of the balance of trade, and that they are
made az has been before stated for the protection Of
cotton bills and the sustaining of the cotton market in
Liverpool until the consumption has relieved the
holders.
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Disasfers, Ar.

THE pILor-sosr D. JoSKs (No, lsl reports My .
schr Lucy Warm IL day. from Baltimore for ;. -
Of provision. and wst-f having May and Ia .s' " - >
q 10, Gurug heavy gale become deprveS ~ tho--
By heavy ~hSh boarded her Supplied h'E VIE N-
beef
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The Iou9on Times Of the 2lgt says:
The uoury afket gradually becoming safer and
, h.. bills are now taken readily st the Bank MINIMUM
,l,v hay, not than month 70 ~ u con, TIC a.
istv itdrew million and half Of notes from the B.ns and
lo - them up that establishment efn,r 70 r,ii'conn
,h.ir hill restored them 20 the Bank tbe tn h""ss
H. fud Il not end aud only TO this extent haze eo
h.. r,.uu.d Bank maintains the rrsUistios OF io' ao
80 lar birg. have returned their former The rue -
10 thoroughly understood and
more will he granted The dsoonut houses VIII therefore ~
npon their alone aud manage th" u.r,s
tIough scarcely expected fofren and y hs pro-
duced very little effect IN the money market beyond ess 81
,stsetion ended Fresh arrivals Of AG4~ soia are
daily s1pecisd.'
Observer " says:
Wth regard to the affair # the discount fms Il was men
toned In t. last sdces that hssfs OyeTrnd Gurnsy To-
would sustain loss If reputation damaging than their io
severe eproof bat also amount Of rdeGe for
week they locked up equal to -''OCO ~nil. they
were artusy borrowing I'll they could get It u cent interest,"
They 100 and had the nortlheeion 81 again
s lie Bank .n the profit 4 increased business ~ sh
rate. lille each day public opinion gathered agt te an
III within week they driven to surrender ana we're ga
10 carry back Bank the whole amount they mad removed
The Consul market has been aud II there we're ny re-
politics stssdy rise might be anticipated
There are nors however Russia at this nomeDt Des
iistnz it'll In gh capitalists for an additional Loan 81
go which will probably be announced In the 81 few
ia the rys parties proposing for II being aessr ftosid
Mss.r. Barring and Me-,Ts Thompson Bonar 20. ho't
likely Rothsehlids wil he seleeted'
We understand from +. III. ludlow & Co., that
Mozart Hall has been disposed Of for $1,000; there
is I39 feet in fee on Mercer street together with the
lease on No G53 Broadway, % by 200 feet adjoining
the above, ii year,, at $1,000 = AMMAN.
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VI ARRUEn-

Thursdsy. MAY . It ih- Church Of
Nativity Seccud avenue. BY the Rev. McClosky
Charles Owens Ellen Z Malone. eldest d. hsF Of tie
late Wui Mzloaf al Of this city.
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Orr FOR AFRIc,.-The new steamer Seth Grosve-
ner, Capt Reimer, belonging TO the New-fork State
Colonization Society, left the dock of the Morris Canal
Company Jersey City, on Saturday morning, for Ii
IBERIA She is intended for mail and passenger boat
from Monrovia Cape Palmas, for which service she
4 n,ucb needed
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RECENT. of Produce.

By an RoHtes Nay 5-s52 bbl Flour ss3 bbl Whky, 3s
bb Com Meal $50 bush Wheat 26 bush. Com 1855 bush
Ost. BUSH Barley, 2i pks Provisions, % Pkg. Lard -
rkEs. Ashes loo baRs Seed, 80 bags Dat Mel
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| kISIATrRE ALSASsc.
Sun-Rises.. 50 Sets -Ci MoOn-Rise lell
|
Sandy Hook. 900 Coz. IslaBd.... $50 Hell G4ts..l.sl
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MINOR CITY ITEMs.-The screw steamship City Of
Baltimore called on Saturday for Queenstown and
Liverpool, with 10 cabin passengers and l7O in the
sie,'iagr. The following artists are among the
Passengers Robert Sioepel and wife Matilda Heron
Mr.. Rosina Howard ana Mr.. II. Watkins. The City
Of Baltimore carries 500 9lS in specie. The Wander
bib also sailed with $50 passengers. Archbishop
Hughes il is once more rumored Is 10 be made Car
diIaL By the Holy See; an honor which has before
been suggested in his behalf and which would unques
tionably have been conferred upon Bishop England,
of South Carolina, but for his early and lamented
death. The archepiscopate now held by DIR. Hughes
woudno be affected BY the creation hs title would only
be changed to Cardnal-Arcbbishop Of New-York....
The delegates and alern4tes to the Baltimore ConyeI-
lion Will meet to-day, at P. m, the office Of f. 4.
Tallmadge, esq Chambers street corner Of Centre
The delegates elected the Cricket Convention are 10
meet at the Aston House bis evening at u o'clock p.
m We understand that another international match
II on the taps The argument in the ease Of Hicks
for the murder on the sloop l.. A. johnson. will be
proceeded with before Judge Sualley in the United
States Circuit Court to-day. The question At issue is
a. 10 the jurisdiction Of the Court The proprietor Of
Boyds City Express Post announces that on aud after
Today the postage on all letters passing through hi.
ofce will be cent The Representatives Of the
Fin DEPARTMENT meet tomorrow evening AT Fire
u,en's Hall 20 elect a Fire Commissioner Mr. VIM.
r. Dodge 81 this City has presented 500 to the
Trustees If the Auburn Theological seminary To
eoupIete tie endowment Of four Proiesscrship' Ia
Tia, institution. Mn. Abby 4. Goddard the no
to,ious confidence woman, who has made - much
MOL. IN III. Eatern S,tes has been arrrsted IN Ded-
han Nass.. on requisitioa from Gov. Morgan, aud
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spoken.

Nav T. co miles ofths Hook by pobo&i jane no II e-f
lisYaul from Mobilr for Boston
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ACCIDENTS AND INQCEsTs.-Coroner Jackman
Yesterday held AN inquest the body Of Wm. Bunses,
OF No. 20 West Washington street, who was killed on
Saturday by falling from the roof Of No. 60 Morton
street. He was engaged there slater, and arci-
IDENTIFY fell of verdict of accidental death was rem
Sered An unknown man was found drowned at the
foot Of jackson street +. r., Saturday morning.
Coroner Schlmer held an inquest on the body yester-
day but could not be identified verdict Of sup
possd drowning was rendered.. The same Coroner
held an inquest at No 239 West Thrty-rst street, on
the body Of John Crossey, aged year and months,
who was fatally =calded Friday in consequence of
sitting down in tub of hot water. verdict Of acct
dental death was rendered.
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-sI4s4J7

Total exports 10 month";. sse7a3@5 s76ilsS +io3zsG
TIE uniformity of imports of Dry Goods and General
Merchandise in 1859 and 1860 Is very remarkable The
following table viii compare the exports Of the seven
rrincinal sianlr arfcles Of the week:
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7, hscomes our duty record the death cf enc oil
AM, ol..., and most eminent citizens-George GRIMM
a.. who died at his residence in this city yesterday
,0orniue. in tire SD year Of his age.
M Griffin has truly outhved his generation. lie Is
,hs last survivor of a circle Of distinguished men who
half century ago, gave dignifed position TO the
N.v.york bar-Judge Dewey, james Kent, Judge
livingston Judge Hoffman, George Wood, who have
an ras,ed from the busy scenes of life. NJ. Grihn
S,scnded from the earliest puritan settlers Of New
England. He graduated at Yale College at an
Early age and studied law with Judge Butler Of
Wyoming Pennsylvania, where he married the
daughter Of Col Ze6ulon Butler, well known in
history as the defender Of his native place in the
celebrated massacre by the Indians, who also COM
map6ed AZ West Point during the Revolutionary war
Mr.. Grfins family has been distinguished IN all oil
is branches for high scholastic atsinments, great ma
tive powers, and striking originality of mind. his
elder brother, tie Rev Edward Griffin, who was LOT
many years President of William and Marys College,
was man Of peculiar eloquence, high powers OF
imagination and imposing presence. lie has ieiI sew
sral theological works. His son, the Rev. Edmuho
Griffin. who died at the age of 2i and whe published
he travels in Italy and several poems, was man OF
peculiar promise powerful mind and high poetic tenn
reranent His eldest son, the late Francis Grimm,
was also man of very cultivated tastes, uniting the
strongest intellect and keenest powers of observation
with an almost childhke generosity and simplicity.
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The right way thus sralrd for railroad the Pan
handle will ocras0 divergence Of large portion OF tie rde
.d rsy, hitherto destined Tor Baltimore by the Bsnore aud
Ohio Railroad Shor; this lire the Panhandle iscny
ules il r,tns,ed that it will cAny millions OF dollars
NoT;h trade and travel SrwioTi annually that hitherto
found IL way Baltimore.
An English journal ofthe 2lst, by the Canada, thus
speaks of the improvement in the London Money
market:
In the Discount market the tendency r. becomes daily
observable The dus nd q the Bank fair @a
but Of doors many anscon, took psce Al = A. In
the Stocs Exchange the Tst- Osns
has been 2 cent Cap,s;s experimenting continued
dacton, Freely Offering O. railway companies de-
b,ntrs but the counes MT ready takers q the existing
they Of sdop the general belief that tby
will be able g. do better few weeks hence The fact how
ever be kept in mind ,ha the aou-nsry supply
rasd by the amounts srut from foreign hours
which vii be from time q time withdrawn proper
again descens to aeVc with the rates the
lCr.intnt
Annexed i. the latest statement of the Bank of En-
gland
An Account pursun; the 7h and sh Victoria O.? Tor
the week ending W.dneslsy. April II, 1890.
Note is ~ % rs Go, eminent debt ~ ois lao
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ARREST OF THE CAsTLEToS BALLOI-BoX SsAsHER.
A complaint was made before l.. H. Haggerty, esq, a
Justice Of the Peace Of the Of Mortified, Staten
Island charging Michael Patrick OBren, one Of the
inspectors and others with having eonspred TO break
mp the ballotbox at the CasJletOn town-meeting OF
"Wednesday last and destroy the ballots. The prelim
mary examination before the Justice proved the box "a
have disappeared while in the possession Of o Bren at
Barns tavern and showed many interesting facts not
before known the public, connecting other parties
with this dsgaceful outrage. A warrant was issued
on Saturday afternoon and placed in the hands Of Off
Ger Egbert 10 arrest OBrien After short resistance,
advised by Mr.. Ray Tompkins, and others, in which
Mr.. Ellis one Of the assistants of the officer had his
face cut aud was knocked down. o Brien was secured
and taken before the magistrate his friends Ray Temp
kim, Robt. Christie, Theodore c. Vermilye, and &.
w. Daley accompanying him. Messrs. Daley and
Christie addressed the Court in his behalf. the former
also stating that some suspicion had attached TO his
daley : name and he demanded the most searching
investigation After reading the testimony over, which
made very strong case against him, the prisoner
waived further examination and held to bail 10
appear al the Sessions 10 answer TO an Indictment
Thomas Brainif bis fathernaw, becoming his surety
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To,al........ eos ~ &9iolt q Inc 80. S5,Ss n
Corrected earnings for the previous MONTH tS'5 W
We annex a comparative statement Of the Imports
Of Foreign Dood. and general merchandise at the port
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TIE commerce of the week Ia favorable, the imports
being about 100000 less than for the same week oil
last year. The aggregate imports since is' january
are lot about sos 900 in advance OF last year. "i'e
tire exports exclusive of specie show an excess oi
81 100000 over 1859. For the ten months Oh 'ie
fiscal year ending 10Th April the increase IN imports
and exports very nearly the same, as will be seen ny
IL. f,lnuinr f0nrer:
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MoERIssEY AT HoNE--A lively excitement was
created in sporting circles Friday evening, by the
arrival Of John Morrissey, Dad Cunningham and
Paddy Hughes, from Liverpool Morrissey, with his
associates on the voyage, appeared in Broadway at an
early hour in the evening, their counenances indicate
ing quite plainly that they had not in the least suffered
from their European trip. Their opinions of the
CHAMPION contestants Were freely given to all who
sough, them sans cercmoac Norrissey thinks Sayers
10 be the creates, little he saw and the hard
est hitter in the world. He thinks that Savers would
have won the late fight III minutes later If II had
not been soppcd he further declares that the police
Were brought into the ring by Of lleenan Amer-
can friends who insisted that they mould stop the
eight; Morriey further Says, that he did not IL any
way. by word or deed interfere with the progress OF
the battle; and as 10 his cutting the ropes II Is all
bosh. and be will back up this statement by betting
slO0 10 $40 that no man on earth saw him cut the
rots; but that lie did the stakes after they were
pulled up. He SAYS he thinks that Sayers and Heensn
will fight again and that in hs judgment the American
champion will be defeated and that he will back NJ
this opinion with his money.
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articles Of the week:
1860.
Decrease q H. week compared III iha q l59 lo3i5
The following lisa comparative statement Of the value

-t,f1j553 -s,eIo, -E3Is,ZL5 IU.s
Increase compared vita - @ i7
Tie following i the official statement of the receipts
and expenditures Of the United States, for the quarter
ending March 81 lS60, exclusive of Trust Funds and
J,.ssurv Soa.- funded.
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PRrsFyTATIoS.-On Saturday evening the en-
ployees Of Messrs. Philbn n Qun, numbering upward
of tw hundred men, entertained by Mr.. Stephen
Pkibin with .umptuous supper at Reds restaurant,
corner Of Broadway ami Fourth street previous 10 his
departure for Europe. In the of the evening
Mr. Pinkerton, the foreman Of the establishment made
suitable speech i'll which be set forth the good quail
ties Of Mr.. Philbin a successful IN business, and
as a kind and judicious employer. At the conclusion
Of BIZ remarks he-in the Of the employees with
whom be was associa,ed-presented Mr.. Philbin with
q handsome gold watch, chain and appendages, the
watch bearing the following inscription: 3" Stephen
Philbin, from bis employees, recognition Of his
energy and integrity May 8. 1860. IemPas .taga,
laLor riaoet." Several speeches and songs filed up
the remainder of the evening; aud, after an agree
able season, the assemblage broke up about IL
O'Clock.