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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-06


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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-06
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-27
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY, APRIL a. lseo-rR1pLE SHEET

mnediasy wish further isvesiigsii and elicit all the
iNcts connected with NE unscrtunss affair and also 70
ascertain Why The Board not advised OF this case by
The officers Ut the department. rst nt alton they
had received OF hsd been through the morning papers,
The President also stated that he bad taken stsps ~ pre-
vent such occurrences In future He that he had
ceved several proposals from different individuals 70 ex-
terminate the raS which infesi these Institutions
Referred 10 the Committee Of the Whole with pswer.
communication wss received from D. G. weeks,
superip Of Island Hospitals stating that 10 for ward
the buildings Of which he had charge he should require
certain ADDITIONAL supplies OF slate ard Tagging
Referred 70 the Committee OF the Whole with power.
letter was received from the ssorckeepsr Randais
Island suting that the Ice house there was very indn
ftrent one, and requesting that might be rebuilt
The time c meeting having been permanently Fixed for
Thursday at half past three o'clock, r. H. weekly tho
Board adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-27
Girls IAveigled Away by their Father.
:. From the Henry County Qh.) Dial, Apil ~

About ten days since middle aged gentleman OF rea
pecabe appearance stopped u the Kenawee Honse via
the Eastern train. Soon after he inquired for the resi-
dence Of Mr.. Clyde, Of Wethers6eid, and procuring
horse and buggy started thther. On arriving went
TO the door and enquret for Jenny Base-a girl about
fifteen years Of ago. who was q service in the family
he girl met the gentleman at The door, and after long
and earnest Conversation, carried IN low tones the LAT
ter Left and Jenny informed the lady she was hvfnG
with thAteshe wished to Leave, and aha had bse1
offered easier services At better wages. Tho lne1t
day the gentleman called agstn and the girl len With
him, with mo Concurrence, the lady supposed OF tho
girls mother Mr. Greer who lives IN the nelghbofhood
appears however, that Mrs G. knew nothing of her
daughters intentions. After having le her place. Jenny
went home 70 her mvhers and Obtained her consent 70
kt Elh Bset ased abost eeven years, accompany her
ne Two sr left homo together; but instead u ro,us
where The elder ono had been living they $500 he ran
teman above referred TO- and al et vy the next vain
for the Esst me mother Of the e. was almost distract
cd learning Of this strange capAde Of her dsushterp
and then the public obtained cus TO the probable cause
Of this sudden and most unexpected disappearance II
came out that many years ago tho mother married
to man named BaGDen, IN Connecticut They lived 70.
gether until the elder Kl four years OF sEe and the
younger some months, when the husband and father
eft for California For I'VE yesrs not . syllable wa
heard from him by the abandoned wife; and naturally
concluding that be was dead abe was married 70 her
present husband, Mr.. Greer.
Mrs. Greer knew nothing Of the existence Of her former
been ssceranod that he communicated By letter with the
elder ONE and thue supposed obtained her consent to
90 with him when he should come Jenny a. we have
seen, bis arrival made the instrument % induce
the younger child also abandon her moher who seis
her loss very keeniy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-27

from the London Chronicle, April 74l
The whaling bark George Henry, which b TO leave this
port for whaling cruAe IN tCumberlaad Sound the
expedition Of exploration In the regions where Sir John
Franklin met his sad fate. Mr. c. r. Hall, Of Cincinnati
II the leader and master spirit OF this adventurous enter
prise. That gentleman believing possible that OF
Farklns men may yet be living among the people the
far North, conceived the idea Of sdng expedon for
their discovery and doiiveranoes
About six weeks since he came here 10 inspect the
whaling brig Amaret Formerly the Rescue Of Dr. Kanes
expeoitionJ now townsd by Messrs. Williams Haven Of
thu city. with yIew o. purchasing her for the voyage
ne proposed % take. The nrm mentioned above
Conveyance to Northumberland Inletor hmsef snd ~
outfit In their bark George Henry then fitting to sail for
thofe regions Their kind Offer gratefully accepted
and Mr. Hall now actively Forwarding his preparations
He will he carried In her 70 the entrance Of Frobhers
Strait and there landed with his boats, sledges nautical
gear, scientific instruments and stores Of pemmcan and
other provisions Only single companion goes out with
bm from here BE will engage . sufficient number Of
Equinaux and boats 70 transport his ssx<riet and
route ID to be up throdgh Frobisher's Strait to
Fox Channel, thence n0rthwsrd along the Hitherto
unexplored eastern coast Of that ehsnuel, through
Fury and Heca Strait 70 the Gulf Of Boohis and across
these waters to Bo0tha and Prince Williams Land The
route thus indicated over one thousand miles Ia length
the adventurous traveller high up to latitude 70 ~ Al
Bcothia or Prince Wif6mB Land, Mr.. Hall has strong
hopes Of hndue Of the lost navgators In whose be-
half he has entered upon this great undertaking He
thinks quite probable thst Of the hundred and i've
who with Franklin In that region some may be
II none Of them are left something may be learned
of them and their fate than ia now known.
M Hall and bis companion expect 70 be absent about
three years from the time Of their departure hence
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-27
FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL
THURSDAY, April 26-6 P. II

THURSDAY, April 26--6 P. n
The leading foreign bankers are al asking 1901
for their sterling 60 day bills. Al usual on Thurs
day, there Is very little inquiry for bills, and this
rate Is adopted in order to be prepared to ship
specie on Saturday. Gold bars, w>ich have been
selling - low ~ discount, were wanted At be-
fore the Persia sailed and II Is expected hat those
which are now nearly due in the steamer from Az.
pinwan win find ready market at par. II they
sell ct par, bankers can ship them and pay in
suranee, against exchange 1t 1921 for 60 day bills
or l10} for sight bills. 1t II hardly probable how.
ever, that bills WIN be worth to.nnkrow over q
I, at which rate It ID not easy to ship specie with
ont meeting loss. The shipment BY the
Persis, and the half to thrssquarters Of million
which wiz probably 70 In the Arago and vigo on
Saturday, are intended for Frsnee--whsre gold IA
worth fraction more than in England against
bills drawn at 5.l3l ALA. The scarcity Of com.
mercial bills win probably before very long give
the bankers monopoly Of the market There Is
very little more cotton to 60 forward that Is worth
anything, and, for the present, the New Orleans
banks are making such efforts to hold their OK.
change that money is worth, In that city, from 10
to IL per cent per annum.
Our money market hardly feels the effect Of the
stir in London, though some of the brokers
report shyness on the part Of lenders In
dealing with per cent paper. Still, rates
are unchanged; for short first class;
for a months double name; single
name al 8; loans on call very easy IS.
Tho banks and capitalists want very badly TO see
an advance in money, and II talking viii get
the market up, An advance may be expected
But the large supply and the small demand for
money are sad obstacles in the way Of such
change.
Te following are the last quotations Of sight sx.
change on New York at the cities mentioned, tho
quotations being In all cases for gold
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-27

layers at SO IS; and 500 do MR. N 81 SIX and 300
pexss vaienesss u Go. o1ls and 100 bbls eursat,
u. exc. per ID.
QUAY Cio1B-Sass OF 100 bales were made 10 arrive
IN bcttpn st l4e,, less per cent or for cash.
bay - The fsss embraced 500 eco bales for shipment
"seSut VI, while for city use was selling II 81 ~
tnk was IN eooi demand, wfh sales OF 600 500 bbfs
land. - " y " F
AoiAssrs Sales or 1874 hhds Cuba muscoya5o were
N'sss &c sc zee with some Porto Rco vt SO
sokis We steady for sps tur peS une, a. acc
nc, arc hsl ooA 81 o2k for common rosn, with mo
oia-We have TO change to n,,i-e In crude whale or
,PeI". iLnseeu wss In some cec aud Western &C.
count and To the local trade al eos dc
PROVISIONS Pork-The arkst waS huos ant and nrt,as
heavy ct the close. The gales we're couaned 70 ao0
500 bbis, Including new mess AT SIT SIX: cd do at
81 4b, thin mess do NJ Sl7 80, new prime A, AVA pa
end old mefa do nj Sl2 o. R,tf was In mo
dsraie request while prices With sa,es OF .bnn,
225 bbR., includiDg country at SIS So repack,h
mets at 80 = $40 So and extra at $lt 70 = $40 so A
sale Of 400 bbls Ohio primo reported on n
Cut rats in fair request NJ steady pcas sales
Of 10 hhds and erces made 81 6o Tc for shout
deIs and Ut $40 9c. for hams. Better plenty aud
in good demand ut o. loo for Ohio and l6c 2Vc for
State Cheese was steady and in fair demand at full
prices
RIox.-sales Of ESQ casks were made st sxc. 40,
with some choice reported At 4sxc.
SreARs The market was steady, with sales OF SEQ
bids chiefly Cuba muscovsdos NJ prices ranging mostly
common TO fair at Sc To-, 175 boxes Havana At S<c,
and 80 do. do. at ESQ., and 235 bbds Melsdo at <tc.
wnisKxr was in good demand, with sales q $50 bbs
ct 22xc Q go.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-27
Supreme C0urt-Cireuit.
Before Hon. Judge Emott.

CAUTION TO Observation-Disclosures INJURY 70 A
CHILD.
APRIL 2o.-Hicaael Cilse~, Jr a. Infant, By Ais Guar
dian 49, ne New Fork and HnIem Railroad Obwpoxv-
This was an action for damages for injury doce 70 plain
t child, by being over by the defendants cars In
Centre street. on 10Th December 1887 In Consequence
Of which amputston Of the log was necessary. Il APP
pears that the child reaided with his parents In Worth
street, and was crossing the railroad track N Centre
street with elder BROTHER when OF the defendauts
horse over the child and inflicted the injury
planned a. Damages ware held Il $4,000. The defend
ANITA aet up denial Of their liability In consequence Of
ne negligence Of the parents in allowing child, then
Only Two yeash Of sge, 70 wander about he streets The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-27

NEGRO SEVENTY YEARS OF Age NAKRns WHITE GIRL
OF IwENr-A singular marriage took place in this city
last evening. says the Cincinnati Gaxs OF tho oath Inst
negro, shade darker in hue than the OF spades "
represented TO be- led 10 the hymenAl altar young and
however, only equalled by the difference in Asesthe
srdesroom yerging on thrsesccre years and ten while
summers have mot yet passed the head OF the
bride The fact that the marriage was 10 take place was
known 10 those inhabng the upper part Of the city, and
when the marital rites were performed, aowd, large IN
The mama Of the pasrarchal old swain Winston, and
tue girl Mary CAIN the latter being known the daugh
ser OF John Cain, who killed Richard Sinystoa several
years ago.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-27

Canadian -four was firm but less active while salea Of
about 500 bbs. were made 1t IS Is 81 40 Southern
-four was quite active, with sales Of about 900 bbs
closing within the range Of our figures Rye -four was
in far request, with sales OF about go bbls. q
the above figures. Corn meal was nrmer and
In good request, with saes Of $50 bbb at the above
quotations Wheat was In good demand, and closed At
an advance OF To- Per bushel sales Of 1900 Is 900
brsbe!s were made including Chcsgo spring, At 81 Is
81 ~ In store Alw aukec club 81 2o 81 9lk extra
Iowa prime spring, 81 IS; white Indiana ct 81 S.
red southern and Long kand ct 81 Co. and MIXED West
ern III a. Corn was In fair request and prices mer
TIE fales footed up about 600 bushels partto arrive
&c 7ec Tor Western mixed SOC for Jersey yellow and
Sic e6c Tor Southern white. Rye was unchanged.
Sales geo bushes were made, at S4c delivered. Bar
ley was heavy; 100 bushels STATE brought 73c Barley
mali was At Sc oec. Oats were In fair request and
prices steady gales Of Western and Canadian were max
Ing at axe. 3D., ndof State u 40. 4 l3kc.
CoTH Tho masket, In view Of the auction sale 70
morrow was quiet, and transactions & moment were
CorToN-Ibere was more doing both In transit and on
tho spot, while the market quite steady ms tran
factions embraced about 900 bales, half Of which
were cold tn transit We have no change 70 notice In
the pFies Of lots sold IN store while cosops IN ranstu
were rome what irregular
FRnGms-To Liverpool $500 5000 bushels q corn
were engaged 10 bulk 1t 6xd, in ships bags and 1000
bufhels wheat In chips bags 61Sd 800 bbs rosn at
2s 100 erces beef by steamer at A. 3D., 80 hhds bA
con and boxes hams were engaged by do n 3os and
lot OF & leland cotton by steamer al eSd and ID boxes
tobacco at 2. 10 London go bbls oil cake were en-
gseed at a. 3d. and 80 81 boxes do. ~ D. Cd. There
was no change 70 notice IN rates 70 ne continent
arH.-1ns seks " rNiains enbraoed 500 .. ooo boxes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-27

decrease. ......... $302,Ss2 Decrease. $i63 S92
The Independent Of to day has the following re-
view OF the dry goods Market ns
Ihe mportaons continue to be moderate and this fact
~ an Amehoi sung elect on prices, which for ali
oesneoe Smos 81 dress goods, either plain fancy Is
yeI! marked Inc demand has set In strong from the
snd northwestern sections, well rs from that
woe and thcky settled area comprised In the well Known
NIm, ME near by trade. Plain and fancy dress slks
nave advanced under q continued active demand With
tensole dmipu'ion In the stock Inferior aud
non desirable styles continue drug on the market.
BRUSH goods are steady showing little variation in price,
VIM moderate imports. Preparations are making for
inc nu impoTtAhons, which, u u understood, will
AGAIN Do very ample for all silk fabrics There is
Mte doing in woolens for tho fall trade, while
me spring trade II entirely over. Domestic oot.
sop goocs are In brisk demand. The large supplies
arc readily taken up, under tho combined move
ment OF good export and homo demand. The ship.
irinu OF the better grades sell readily. There more
oolng IN fancy csssimeres, with slight concession In
prices SILK and woolen mixtures are In demand Doc
ekins are wanted Tho aggregate spring trade thus far
Win the dry goods jobbers doing Northern Eastern
ana western business has been highly satsfactory-per
maps, - whole, IL has been better than before.
some Of the larger houses doing twenty hve per
more than last year. The only drawbA X II thN most
goods have been sold On . falling MARKET PROFITS have
replenahed their stockn from day 70 day The French
Importers have suffered enormously The average loss
on their entire importAons OF fancy silk has been 1t
least twenty ave per can't Other dress fabr have also
su6eyod, but tho loss has not been O. beayy The
Southern trade, which Wa good nom the middle Of
January 70 The lat OF March, has been very unsatisfactory
this month
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-27

CLEARED
steamship Prince Albert Br) Prowse, GAway-Am Express
ss s srn' %sr ss 4 JONAH o.
Enp s,.figs sav.nSshs Thonpsoos sephs.
Brig Helen Jane. Rogers 81 Domingo oty-Post Smith
ss' ss'f' els; e.
Sris n Sips. CorSt, Esnvs.s-iSos o.sa 1 Sons.
s rs sn S 81 Sn %alsss s. Josss p sra Bu.y
s Dsss ss asss ss
siss BE-. ssTass Vso .1';
ss sss s: so
sr Y'S .I 5SsSe t1.ss
So - $50: *'s.s:ss ! s!:ss..n
ssSr Roe ssss: Bsii,sers-S sn!sr Lrd oa.rs.u.
ss v SSsns y.sn S S: .sSGa Buck
Steamer Beverly Pierce, Philadelphia
CID Dth- Ship Phantom, eargeant shanshas-D q &wR
-. s.t ARRIVED
sas > naasm nsneis Sor0 O. WIN n' md
sseTship Times Swami, Ramsey, Baltimore with ndse.
q q Ray Oard'na days. with sugar.
B:rI Tbsos. Stevens Has.u.As IL days. WIN sugar %
cotton ~ 70 70 ~ ffis e. e'' days. With
Brig storm synlh CIR, Of Liverpool Nd Hunseos Pr.
Ssx s,.ssss sbs oiMs'sss ss Cor peno.. Pr IS day.
s1sss ss.r Foss az Pls.s April L. with ma.
hossa ,,! hSs. AZ e Smith. $780,. :,
BsaeIss wSb heavy poiSssy ana ss..eri, ~inds u
us. % Yss e CO. Gays VITA
Big o,.nsds eof Porsspd , Pssnsl Eeuva'' April Is,
febr JcsepSine scrom BIO J.n.po March 4 With rose
xssd 70 ..s Is sss:Se . s.r s. ps
'fs -, 3 with sugar
'ns ss sss S ..s S Hoyo PR Ap
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blowing fresh, Nth heavy on Did no& board her
eonpsSg es ssst sIns ycS
sshr Mary A'e wscs Ponce Pa apr, Z. "its sugar &C.
s.ss ssy; s ss.s.: rs 3 ~. q T 4. Apr
s a. brig ss., Tpsg 4 New
VIZ sssvg ss1sry s.e: - sss iso% fes
AZ Pinss e1rssssesd be: 7, shock Of AZ essbqnaks
schs wsr Iase oS BooSbs,i Hodrcon Rsusaos 10 dsy.
s soS o day.. HAs been " % mica Of Sandy
schr a'e Stewart. laher Savannah. days. With ooaoa
s sssr Jrs; st Hos s,,, w%SEscn NO. Say.
sesr Descs Tucker. @ Wsm;s. sU az
Sc! sesr Rccc"o.s n s.rs Ws.Aingoo, 90 dsss
eesn "ss Sso 1890. ssy
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sehr Ba'le Low, wfisss. Feinis, 3asya
ssr eSss. a::s G asSna ES sss a. a.,
soss Rs6soas Piummsr, nisaeethport scs boston
sssr hssrs f. sssZ sssss Jsss for Bosom
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ne rspsrt q hs sssApsssp ssansd: b AZ msasko 81
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supreme Csurt-ChaAbeus.
Before Hon. Ju~Re Bcnncy.

ArnI @s-0so. Z. HeGeow n. ElksAa B. Cbok--Notson
granted for stay Of proceedings In th action untn the
cost Of the previous action for sans satm are PAID
The People a. David 1lau BY the return "a the vr,t
OF certoran am satisfied hat David EIau Il not upri
scned or restrained Ok hiahbery within the nncsun4 OF
the act under which the writ ssued and 80 thst
there was such proof q criminal offence hsvnr hesr
Justice 70 hold him 10 bail upon The cAarre ssspst S,
The writ Of esrorsr e, theresOrs, dscSsrssd ana dis
missed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-27
Sales 81 Real Estate at Auction.
Nv Adrisu III M,,lls~

lot n p lltth 81, 200 feet OF I'd Az, 2Sxl0olo $40
lots adjoining, each 26xl00 10. each ass
ots l46ih 1t 800 feet v. Of 10Th av., 26x9e 10 $50
lots adjoining, each 25xs9 10. each $50
BhooKLYN PROPERTY.
lots ". o. Lormer It, aad lots n g. JOHNSON d. each
2oxfoo, sold subject 70 al back assessment and
s''''''.' eeco w 30
BY "A. J. Bleecker, Son q o.
Brck house ana lot No. II Pearl st. 10 oxSe r. % 500
Fine house and acres near Coney Island. 400
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-27
S HIPPIN G NEW S


UoSthern 1Aght .NeW York Nay 6,AnpSuv>u
HAVANA, MATANZAs AND NEW ORLEANS.
EnYHE CrY-Fron New York ID, arriving q havana ~
and New Orleans 10Th From New Orleans 2a Havana I'D
CAHAwsA-from New York IN arriving Il Havans III
arriving u New York 81 WV
fHnApElpmA-From New York 18th, arriving n Havana
BIB. arriving At Fev York 18th
Oh bOro-From New Yort I'm arriving Al Usvan. IA .rx
New Orleans Sd. From Kew Orleans In Haysna isth aS
irving ut New York 18th. $500 -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-27

THCHUzH, % II
AtHB Tho Mles embraced 80 bbls. pots at $40, with
small lots Of pearls ct 6xc,
BRKApsTuYYs.-Tlou market wns some leas &C
tive while prices continued 10 be maintained with firm
nese Common and medium gradea OF Safe IN Western
were In small request. Some purchases were reported
speculation. Tho sales footed up ABOUT 1900 bbs,