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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-07
SPAIN.

Count do Nontemolin and his brother Ferdinand, anl
their valet were arrested II Amposta near TortosA
two O'Clock on the morning Of the 2l, he gsadArnsu
surrounded The house, and after having vanly dsnaaAsd
admtaDos, escted entrance through the windsw
The Princes were dressed and declared themselves ~
dsposal Of the gendaymeG.
majority Of the spanish pres was In favor It III
By an ordinary court martial ms ObyepoHdscs /ste
upAta considers that nothing win b resolved upon IN
VI the return Of ODonnen from Africa but believed TIA
the couspirators oil be tried BY the Senate.
The Noorsh PlenipotentAry had arrived ct Tetu n
and negotiations for carrying out The condoas q peaoe
had commenced.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-07

SUMNER TRAVEL. TO ErRoPE-IpnoRArrox
Born wArs-The Vanderbilt and City Of Bal
timore, which sailed for Europe on Saturday,
took out no less than six hundred and seventy.
nine passengers, being the second large list oil
the season. From this time till September,
when the tide Of travel IL checked, we shall
send an average of one thousand passenger.
first class, every week, TO Liverpool or Havre.
The rates Of fare are moderate. Such ships 90
the Adriatic, Arago, Fulton, Persia and Van
derbilt cannot be excelled In any way. A
good many Of our people have more
money than they know how TO spend,
others are thoroughly disgusted with the fun
merry and cheap 'afistocracy" ct our Watering
places, and others-artists, ntterateurs and
student-go abroad for mental Improvement
~ well a. relaxation. Ia this way We get
rid Of q good deal of our spare cash in Europe;
probably not less than million and half or
two millions q year are spent By tourists, 10 say
nothing Of the vast sums laid out by Americans
who reside in Europe, and often outshine the
aristocracy In equipsges fsies, furniture aud
general surroundings On the other hand, we
get from Europe but few tourists stray lord
or sporting baronet here and there but we
have what is better, yearly shipment OF bone
and muscle, say seventy-Gve TO . hundred
thousand stoutfellows, worth Ia cash and traps
IN average OF q thousand dollars each, and as
much more as q personal value, for white
iahorer cannot be rated below the price Of .
negro. These hardy sons Of the soil build our
railroads, dig our canals, clear and improve
our Wild lands, swell our wheat, corn aud gold
crops, and raise large numbers Of voters to pre-
serve the Union and keep the ar-Spsngled
Banner right side mp. They add permanently
TO the actual prosperity Of the country.
On the other hand, our people 60 10 Enrope
for tour, say from six weeks 10 two pears
They spend good deal Of money, TO be sure,
but they come home loaded with things, most
Of which they would have bought here. There
they generally gain agrest deal Of valuable In
formation about little matters which 60 very
far 10 make life--which IL, In this country, too
practical, cold and utilitarian- much plcAsanter'
In few instances We may recognise the truth
Of the couples about the fool that was sent 70
Rene; but We are speaking Of people Of ordi
nary ecumon serze, aad In Ia. view OF the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-07

LETTER FROM KEENAN,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-07

THE FIGHT FOR the CHAMPIONSHIP.
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saies had been made o. limos Central shares al
dscount DO -. rs66 (frse'anfj, at 81, Eris 40
isk; do. bird mortgage ends a. nv; New Yo1
trial shares ri N o N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-26

Steamship Nashville Murray Charleston rnd'e and Pa's to
s%.hip Monceio. eager Washington and Alexandria
nds and pass. to Ii. b. Cromwell Co.
Steamship Pstapsco VAIL Portland mdse. and pass to H. b.
Morning Ish San FI T .d 10 y day., % S% to
day boat a Taylor sG . Ms,Sh J. a MIS-; s. Ion On;
rsh 9 riss 81 sf shGs @ With
from San Francisco bound to NeS York April 30
f. lon ga ss 5 ses&' Sis DIs%s
60 ys from Boston for yspesi,o My 10 lat 30 30 lon 20 49,
Sip FLYING Chlders (of BOsion) Horton Foo chow.Foo los
s e Rss Nd Co. AR So Acs bound n ton 70
2t lat "a lon a. passed great number 81 neg pr ap
the Cspes Of Delaware Lgtsp passed sunhen vessel sppr
entity with bowPt and bboom projecting above water
Bni Henry Wilson, Antwerp April H. and Flushing 18th, IS
psss mde to Geo Bukey From lon 80 has experienced
BGi ZHgsres Bunker Rio Janero &c dys coffee to Aymar
Bark Martbas vineyard West Glasgow &c days, nd'e to
Dq Bh a% %i RS Mcoiyery ef ssar,po Warren Cabs,
Apt to Buck o Go M1y no. Sa ISps rIdA
Brig Matilda o Boston) Richardson, sisa April 49, OswOod
Big Carino Sar Tore smyrna 1O5 days. rags fruit &C. to
Big Northern Light DR. fArichat, CANON Sydney C. b.
Bag Alamo, Ingss, Mschias days, lumber to Simpson
ssr Kasbec Long Jscmel May O. oswOOd and coffee to e.
Beck - AZ q, >, l.,
scr F. O. Heath, Wilkins Savannah days yellow pine to
scbr Gen Scott Merrill Mstanzas II days molasse to j. H.
Wed 4 Co Had light easerly winds the entire passage
Schr Palace (of Boston) DOyly Hum'coa T. H. May
schr Lcust Johnson Hattera days, shingles to Benton
scir joseph L. Franklin Hsnkin Virginia days wood E1-
perieuc, heavy weather; lost main boom.
Schr D. b. Warner Carroll Charleston days cotton &c. to
schI Bjann whaen Eastpo days aths and fish to Je3
chr Sea Bird Foster Cheryhell6 days lumber to Simpson
Cspp. NJ, N.Y.
Schr Lion, F1rbish. Rockland 4 dlys, lime;
ScLr (aaoe Girile, Rayne, Boston for Philadelphia
Schr Nelson Harvey Harsey, Boston for Albany
Schr Daniel Webster Hodges. Albany for Boston.
Schr Su,sn Friend Friend Esbethport, coal for Salem
sShr Granite Lodge Tan Gloucester days fish 10 master
sebr New-York Packet, Bancroft, Newark for Boston
Sehr Nelson Hall, Harvey, Portland days, stone.
schr s. Buckingham. skinner Portland days, stone.
scbr Treasurer. Fisher Bridgeport days
Steamer p r. Hart siddel Philadelphia, Edse to Lopez
steamer Concord Green, Phiadephil, mdse to Lopez
stear Pelican Adrieh Providence mdse to Isaac OdeI
sAIIFD-From s. w Spit. steamship Brazil Galway ship
Wm storer Liverpool bark John Howe, Sydney T. b. and
others.
wIND-Sunset light from s. s. r.
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DIE ID.

BURNs-In this city, Thursday, May a. Stewart Buns
aged years and months
Nav a. Eddie the beloved Of Edwin T. and Csthsrno
Bennett aged years, months and 10 days
CoRwlN-At Washington, H.. on Tuesday Nay Is, sneI
Rev Jason Corwn, In the 6eth year of his age
COCHRAN-On "Wednesday, May 49, after lingering Illness
Mary Ann, wife Of John Cochran ,,u.,.
10 attend her funeral from her late residence NO 4Ss Ws
Thirty street Saturday 26th inst t2 o'clock ~
without further invitation Her viii be taksH 70
Greenwood
CROCKETT-AtNo "a Greene street, "wednesday Msy23
Onis Payne Crockett, printer, aged 50 years
JOHNSON-On Friday May 25 Willie H., youngest and aiy
son Of John w and Maria Louisa Johnson OF dropsy on the
brain aged moths and Is days.
y ~ from their residence Seventy sixth street. first
avenue Relatives and friends invited to attend "sou
further notice. -
KOPPFRIn this city, on Thursday morning May "A, JOIN NJ
Hopper, in the SD year Of his age. ,,.
attend bis tuner his late rerdence, Ne 35 West Forty
second street Saturday, the 10Th inst, at o'clock p n
MOORE-On Friday Msy IS Hannah Moore, daughter Of
The resvs and fiend Of the family resp cuy sd to
attend the funeral at the Church Of the rranhsaan In
SAP m her remains viii be taken to Shrewsbury ONION
day. May 49, for intsrHent.
REED this city Thursday May "a at 10 o'clock IN the
forenoon Sarah Reed, aged 81 year..
RHEUDE-In this city, Wednesday, May a. May d.
Rheude, wife Of Andrew Rheude.
TwIGG-In Brooklyn Friday, May 2s, OF consumption
The fend sDd aeansntlncos are invited to attend his nera
his late residence Mrs. Greene No Front street on
Sunday, at o'clock p.
Csnada please please copy.
UTTER-At York lie, Wednesday May 23 Of in6amma
ton Of the bowels George fredeek y3unss. s1n Of Aofam
WARREN-At Phnlsnx, N. j., Mr.. Emma Warren wife Of
jaime. Warren, aged - years and 10 months -, Az.
above lace on Sunday the 9th inst, at about p g.
yOUN0-At Albany on Wednesday May "A, Charles Nel.on
eldest son Of John H. aud Pamela Young.
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MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF NEw-YoRg........MAr Is.
Cleared.

acknowledgements Brooks Liverpool O. Dale Fulton
Wottn, Hayre, Newly ork and Hayre Steamship Go. 49,
Slps- St Nicholas Bragdon Havre Boyd Hncken; ITO
neer Chapman. Caois X r. w. Meyer RePubhk, Wenke
Bremen, Hen,cheh Il Unkhsr.
Bas-Reiadeer LAMAR Barbados, II Trowbidges Sons
Herssis Rust glasgow Boyd Heineken r. Hamilton Wass
Cette Moore Henry c. Haxsn. Duttoo, Richmondi r. o.
Near Means, Darien, C. & 4. J. Peters ,,
Brts-M +. Trout Ames, st Thomas and market Metcai
D,scan; b Nash Small Cee Brett Son Co. eastman
King st John @ Dosne Jameson Naguabo Mecaii Dun
can IT. NJ Mayhem, Harvey. Bermuds, Smith, Jones Co.
Schooners-fIemdon Gaski, Washington. Brown DeRoe
,e Time Tyler Philadelphia, w Mckee Arista Cnsse
Goniives Brett Son Co. r. Fillmore Smith Rchmond van
PINT SlaQht Enterprise (I,r) Gould CORVALLIS ID X. De-
wolf B. Terry Eldedge St. Kits; Corson Rogers Phil
sdegha James Hand NJ Doane Doane Turks Island Post
Small
sbOp-Geanor, Coleman, New Haven, MASTER
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yuarket.-ReDorted bv Tslegraph.

SAVANNAH, Nay 2-COTTos unchansed sales to-day $50
bales sales of the week 800 bales receipts OF the week
$3.50 bales sgan $50 in the corresponding period last year
increased reeeps at this port 10 date bales ditto at al
the ports, 7s2 ESQ bales; stock in port, Is 900 bales
CHARLYsToN May 2-CoTToN; sales to day 800 bales the
ere. closing with advancing tendency sales OF the week
o. 90 bales; receipts OF the week, 2,e10
MoBLr Msy 24-CoTTos hrm sales to-day 300 bales, at
leId l0ic. for MddlinE.
PHILsp May 25-FLOrR unchanged. WHEAT quiet
sses bush Red 1850 81 as; White Al CO. CoKs
hrra sales of 1900 bush Yellow at 750c BAcoN declined
4o Sides 1O3c. Shoulders &c WHISKY dull at 2l029sc
NEwORLRAYs, MAY N-COTTos: Sales TO dsy 500 bales
prices easier hut quotations unchanged SuGAR steady CoRs
declined Sc sales ct 6sde5c. LARD IN bbis l2c FhsGhr
and EXCHANGES unchanged 9,
BUFFALO, May 2- mFLouR is in moderate deruand and
and Quotations unchanged sales 200 bb WHEAT dull
tending donwsrd sales o0 bnh No Chcsso Spring At
81 C6 100 bush No Milwaukee Club at 81 TO- Coax dull
Dropping parties sales last evening hush az f
42043c OATs sales 10 900 bush Canada and LIMOS
Other grains quiet- WHisKY nominal al Doc
BALTIMORE, May %~FLoUK hrmer' Howard street am ana
Ohio IS So WHEAT steady White, Al 500 Fl %; Red,
II 81 ~ IS. CoHa duh; White shade better 70o'Se
Yellow, 6sd7nc. Provisions unchanged. WHISKY, Ne.
COMMERCE or BALTIMORE: .
Nav
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mARRIE ID.

BAKRR-sCREw-On Tuesday evening May a. BY the Key
james NJ Sweeney assisted by The Rev Thomas SnsS Id
-BROOKs0p Sunday, May 20 BY the Re-, Roy.ill'
Smith Event Rnsh Orisa Amanda Brooks all OF New ork
BURKE-SWALM-At Sing Sing, n. Y, on Monday May H.
by tie Rev ~ T. Smith Mr. Pascal e. Burke OF Brooklyn 10
Jennie A. daughter Of William Swain, esq OF the former
place. =, ~
sTRINGHAM-SMITH-O Tuesday, May Is, by the Rev. T
r. su h George Srnsbam 10 Anselne e. only daughter OF
the late David s. Smith all Of this city
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NsrLets-CAREFuLIY REPORTED THE N. Y THIBugB
Yprn Nav
CLASSIFICATION.
Irnlanha Florida Mo

COFFIE-Ihe demand il very moderate We only hear Of
sales bags Rio 3al5lc and 20 bags Jamaica at Ut
UlJ1c
CGPPFRNew sbeathing in limited request at 27c and
Yellow Mesl at Pee. Refined lngo In good demand,
and further 2OOO n Baltimore have been made
st Z2{S Pie, mos
DYEWOODs-st Domingo and Jamaica Logwood are In
light stock aud prices rule firmly but the demand for other de-
Ittons Insignificant and the market lacks buoyancyi sales
M ~ tuns LagrayTa LogwOod 1t f25, cash
FLOUR AND MEAL-There is les doing In Western and
Sat Flour owing the advanced rates claimed and the escr
6rUpes in s the arrivals are liberal and shippers hold OF
~ he close the better grades irregular and the aIket
coses heavily for tce the sales are 1900 b6 at 20 l9G 70 10
o. e6ne State 2Ga IS Is for extra do 50 dll rs ~
r jce do So 25d IS 30 for low grades II Western extra
rs ia &c for shipping brands Of round hoop exa ono 90 %
~ 6 tide bfand do and 20 asa ~ 20 for 81 Louis
- Canadian Flour Is held with rmness the demand
~ sd iLe arrivals moderate, eisy Of choice brands
ave- ss; bbs at IS 3a 81 Is for Spring Wheat extras
"a ~ p04f 80 FOR Wnter DO Southern Flour hoey Of
& and common superhne Is lower The arrivals ars chiefly OF
~ Inn, The sales 72l bbs n 80 1890 ~ Tor
ibe meaOI re &C. and 80 25es7 50 for the better
d rive Flour Il in fair request and u nm sales o. y"
bis Al 4SNas420 Com Meal l. IN ish supply ana ~ quiet
Is Of JeIsey ii 10 So and Bpndywine at 70 Va 70 10
tIeJI THE usLetf f. quite dull, bn Dry Goa are IN hglt
I sd ces are muintaned with increased hrishess 9t
oIer Kinds are without variable alteration ~. sao' 0op
90 otls n Georges Dry Cod II ~ 23Gsi SIi r..
FRUTs Domestic Dried Fruits a. che season apPscpe' '0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-26

CASHIER or THE PosT-OFrIcE-Mr. WIN. IL.
Veeey late United States Consul at Havre, has been
APPOINTED Cashier to the Postmaster, in the place
of NJ Caldwell, who resigned.
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nv TeleQraph.

SANDY HOOK, May IS, sunset-No inward bound vessels
in s4ht Steamship Brazil for Galway, cleared the Bar at IL
IN. Wind s.. fresh weather hhzy . 49,, =,
HIGHLANDS May rs sunsct-No vessels In sight bound in
" td g.. light weather clear ,,.
PHILADELPHIA, May 25.-Au. bark Medora, Masanzss
bu. C. H. Frost, tieDiurgos
NEW ORLEANS, May 2a-Arr ships Peynot haVre refer
Marcy. Liverpool
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MINIATURE ALMANAC. an,
sunRises. 4:4I Sets ....... 7:20 Moou-Ses. o:oi
THIS DAT. a NJ
Sandy Hook Gov Issnd.. 0;A Hell Gats.'.' zo'
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n, ship Mornino Light from San Franetsoe-Jbn T. Hail.
Valentine q. Hall, New York,
Ia barb Cheraiier from Bpeno. Awos-ssmus Taylor and
lady n G. Rice and lady.
In bark Zingdreid from Eo Janero-Dr Heny bos"o'n'
Eev-York.
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Receipts Of Produce.

Total BY al Route May 2jlT55 bbls Flour II 2Sl bush
WLeat liz o25 bush Com II 800 bu.h Oats Lar pkss Proy
sons 5 ptgs Lard "a Pkss Ashes ls2 bb Corn Meal Dol
Nhsiy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-26
In relation 10 All attack upon the management OF the
L. d. "a

In relation TO an attack upon the management oil the
Cincinnati and indianapolis Road, The Gazette says:
1.-The indianapolis and Cincinnati Railroad Company has
never expended dollar in building branch road and only
constructing sidesck to ST. Paus stone quarrie
The freight the first viii exceed the whole
cost Of the track Since the construction OF this track, rom
twelve 10 twenty Of stone have passed over this road
1.-The lease OF branch and operates no
other road has expended large amount in perecting It's
in every department. its present condition and bu
mes. poyes There number Of bridges that had TO
renewed last which could not have stood with safety 70
the travelling public through this and these were all very
propery replaced The policy of the Company TO
pt rs road in hrsIae condition. and win do at all hazards
and may add further that road west Of the mountains
opersed as cheaply the Indianapolis and Cincinnati
Mr. Norman Wizard, the inventor of the Ice Boat,
writes to The Prairie du Chen Leader as follows in
regard to the newy-opened route TO the West via the
East Pennsylvania route:
loaded my Boat at Jersey City OF the Lehgh
Valley Railroad, from which place passed over the view
Jersey the Jersey Central the Lehgh Valley the Eastern
Pittsburgh without change IL was there trans
rred to the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Rail
road arrived at Chego where wss changed TO ear Of The
Chicago and Gslena Railroad upon which II came to Prare du
Chen of 200 miles, all OF which distance II might
have trayersed the which loaded h there
berr but difference inch and half In the gauge OF
That Is beyond question the shortest line Of railroad between
Prairie do CHEN OF Chicago and New-f oTk: -,
This line Of road by Chicago Pittsburgh Harrisburg Aen
town Reading Eaton and Elizabeth TO New ORR certny
and efficiently managed and equipped Up 70 the standard
The track good order throughout good dining stahons
passing through country with the grande-t ana
mild climate where not Distracted Dy tne severe
bv important consideaton
Since the opening the by Allentown from Hsrrsbugto
Hp.YoIk II has become the popular freight road especially
by The Pittsburgh aud TT Wayne Road have more thin doabed
--
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Marbinerp.

DURNELL's ROTARY F0RCE-PUMP
I'D sdarted to s purposes Of Pumping from the we'd aud oils
tern 10 the The mos simple durable and
efficient Pump yet made.
Principal Sales Depot at No. % Plstt.st New York
SAMUEL Il. LEACH.
EOR SALE.-A STEAM-ENGINE, 40.hOrse
aIso one FORCE PUMP both complete and D prime working
order For particulars apply at the PAINT FACTORY No 100
Foratio st.
CTEAM-E SALE cheap, two sec
- ond hand STEAM-EEGfNES of Is horse-p power with Boil
Fixtures complete They in good order aud bs
seen operation the premises Of the undersigned.
sale at bargain second hasd Engine OF IL horse
rover as been Ia but months); En- zine Of II
horse Engine Of 10 horse power; two Portable
Engines with Locomotive Boilers and horse p)wsr; and
four Drilling Machines and two second hand Tho last
column drill made by A. Inslee Of Newark Ap
ply to J. g. BUkCE Co., No. % Washington "
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In regard to the now Nicaragua gram. which We al

luded TO yesterday, The Washington States says:
i stated that the Nicansusn Senate ratified the contract
with the old Transit Company but the other House declined
acting unt the Company had n,imsed their acceptance OF the
contract amended President Marines has therefore Tor
wsded the contract 10 Senior Moena who hs notified the
Company Of the fact and called them TO signify their accept
ance nooecepance Should they accept then ample csh
security win be demanded for Il. faithful execution after which
It viii be returned TO Ncarngps for ratification"
We annex comparative statement OF the imports
OF foreign Dry Goods at EewYork, for the week, and
slice Jan. |:
For The Week 1858. 1859. 1850.
Fnteredst the Port $3S3,OR Rl ,93@3 $sIssat
Thrown naiket..... 5S3,S2 l,B!,W5 'Sios
Since Jan /. 1890
Entered at the port 1e21,e6s &,.012s 4s@eS s
Thrown ON msitet.. N40s, ?05 a1ls2l2s A,5Ts90
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Tie money market has been rather close during the week
but there feeling to-day the regular houses being
all the acceptable offered at cent the
inside rate for The indications at close
favorable supply of In outside circles the
offerings good paper light and first class taken
freely There have been sales OF and months
lumber paper at these fgures. -,
In the Eastern Exchange the supply and demand
are about and steady at 5000 buy
ing and prem selling Most Of the dealers are paying 10 prem
sight dun at dis buying and selling
Large amounts could be sold at these figures Gold dull at
quotations There local demand of consequence and the
surplus disposed of by shipping East Eastern bills are in
snail supply Fstcass taken az ~ 9dlO ~ %
and 20 days and signatures less voeby known and 10 Tor
go and co days Occasionally strictly prime 30dsy drafts
od T. cent New Orleans 30 and 6Ody from ID to IL
a. cert ib very little doing quite sight follows:
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AND HARLEM RAILROAD.

~ FAKE " 70 ALbANI.
On aad sser MONDAY. APIa 80 iseS iran; IN s ~
M, 800 2 For White rsYs II a m gag and ?.
a. For White Plains: sls p n foh whze-ss pepes r%
M.s connecting WITH TIE New-Ye Central Rroad E sss
m bite Plsins and 1856 m, n:s and 40 p m Dover
Plains 6 a. NJ. A!bsuy II g. m, Mall.
IOHN BERCBILL. Assistant Superintendenk-
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The bueiness Of the Clearing House to-day was
s2O0ls OOO Money continues very abundant at ~ a5F
cent on call on favorite eollotels and Sac cent on
paper Sixty day acoepanccs Of prominent houses are
being taken by the drawers in some cases as low as
cent The current of specie is in favor of this city,
and the receipts strengthen materially the bank vaults
The California semi-monthy remittance is due on
Sunday.
We have received the following announcement from
the Pacific Mail Steamship Company:
PAoIP1o MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY May IS 1860.
shares have been presented for registry Holders
are requested present their certificates without delay
By order Of the Board
T. MERCHANT Secretary pro tenn.
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paints, Oils, Sc.
Ocean Cleaners, sc.


TT 8. MAIL LINE to CALIFORNlA.-By
I steamer. OF the ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC STEAM
SHIP COMPANY from New York to Aspinwall
By RAoad OF the Panama Railroad Company nom Aspinwl
- TO Panama
And BY steamship. Q. Pacific Ma Steamship Company hon
Panama o San Francisco.
From the foot Of Warren.st
AT IL O'CLOCK, NOON, PRECISELY.
The steamship NORTH STAR will leave Ne~York Monday,
Msy ais. AID the ARIEL with freight aud sserage passengers
anIy May 80, The NORTHERN Li0hT with mails yss,sasers
and freight, ~ usual June >.
Uncprreni money not received
Fs eebia passage 5000 second cabin sio see,as, 500
For farths 81 tiotmation apply at tho oniy Office,
No. III West-s, foot Of Warrsa-s
u ALLEN Aasat
BAN pers'as are forbid trusting my u aunt u
The above ships st sr1srs.
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Increase. Az COO 1890 il6isOo Dec27,7oo

Redueingthe Wheat to Flour, the increase in the re-
ceipis of 1860 is equal to 13O,35O bbls. Flour
The Cincinnati Gazette Of Wednesday thus notices
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Gteamboats ano Railroads..

NETWORK sad ERIE RAILROAD
IN DUNKIRK EXPRESS at 7 q. m, for Dunkirk BasAA
and Cen andaigue.
MAIL Of q N. -. -, ,..-.x,-
sse Stat@s A. III u-xs.
csrsudsi. and pr pe Stations The train Of Saturday sop
al Al mail train stations and osly e Llmrs
CHAS MINOr, General Ssp6
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EOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
I PORT and FALL RIvER-The splendid and supednr
steamer METROPOLIS Capt Brown leaves New York every
TUESDAY THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, at o'clock P
m and the EMPIRE STATE Capt Brayton, on MONDAY
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, ut O'Clock p u., nom PtW
No g. N. X. .
Hereafter no win be regarded secured TO spr
espt until the shall have been paid for.
Freight Boston forwarded through with great dispatch By
WI BORDEN. Agent Nos 70 and Il wsa It