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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-18

date, We OIL ne wings and AusfIosus car bring sse 70
pnbcsns ms; hut let the democracy give DSugiss
the &C by ihs Che $50 Conyea,ion VIII run up Sow
ard and nail hs flag TO shs nsst ana where, then,
scattered ola Inns wings Gnd Americans Of the North
10 gos sewNd will carry off the anti Iecompoa vote
end good share CT the Catholics, ami he win be elected
of this third party will disappear uks fog before
the rising
We doat want to stay out in tho cold "a in 1856 We
have had enough Of that are disposed 70 oo thu "a
puhioars on easy terms; bu. wo cannot support
seward We thought We had scared him or with
Judge Acihsn, whom, bless you, Folk Zolno,fsr
" writes US letter tina, he has dog up an old
Presidency fishing letter Of Mclean which LAYS him gu.
win tho South Americans fiat Bates You know that
su CO TINS late abolition letter of Bates Can
Thsa s MUua H0 W. 0 sro MIN win pair Of 9nGs
MN LOT Bell has esssd his readiness to with
MCLEAN We have still Critteuden and Bolts to fall back
un, put our chances North and South all hinge
nret place, Upon Douglas Let Douglas be made the
democratic nominee and while of the third party In
third party IN the South Douglas viii be able
with good s Southern ticket carry Southern States
them Why then as each State In the House only gives
one vote Tor Prtsident and rs hird party upon
hold the election in hands Don't you see9
Mr.. Douglas then, against the asd rs the candidate OF
this party for the Charleston nomination. They tell us
he must and viii be lomnAtet-thAt the Northern fire.
eaters when they smell the tnrgs Of tho kitchen are
really to sursncer, back down, Dirt roll ia the mud
and shout and sing all day for Douglas this South
ern ire eating hosiiy to Douglas Is all bosh when you
bring these sa!amanders within smelling distance OF the
spos that he who believes there is any Gin or
any DANGER or shy truth, in all this Southern anti
Douglas thunser and liz htning, is a Id fool
You will hnd all this out at Charleston TIE IRE eaters
will op and blus,er and Tbs Cincinnati platform
90 nore and no lees, will be adopted aud Douglas viii
be put en- That platform st be interpreted both
ways; and dont suit so we'll 10 the Sou,h with Kansas
IN the foreground 1t will suit 10 drive the republicans on
from seward 20 as to let US come In up North and make
good ght against the democracy down South sepa
rae ticket
Such tho latest movements and estimates of the en-
gneers OF this third party To get foothod they desire
TO break M both the republican and the party
apd they think that Douglas Is the nan to do it, And
they are ready to bet On Douglas
THE MARYLAND IELEGArION TO THE CHARLESTON
CONVENTION.
In our list Of the Maryland delegates the Charleston
Convention one or tho Inaccuracies which we cheer
fully correct In the place of Victor Holmes should APP
pear the name OF William BgineF and in the place o.
Oliver S'ansbury should appear the Of Casvel
Stsnsbury.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-18

There was considerable animation on the Stock
Exchange today, and prices were generally
higher. The commission brokers report marked
Increase Of outside orders for stocks, seemingly
predioated on gradual Improvement in railway
traffic. Central sold very freely at so, closing 795
bid, against 79i at the close yesterday. Galena ad-
vapced on rumors of increased earnings sold free
ly at 63a !. and closed 63s bid against 62s at the
close yesterday. Harlem advanced / per cent;
Rock Island, 4; Toledo, ]; Erie, 4; Michigan South
ern, cid, I; guaranteed, J; Michigan Central, 4;
Reading, j; Harlem, /; Hudson River, Z; Pacific
Mail, /. In the afternoon the market was quite
active and stocks closed firm at the following quo
Virginia 6's, 93l !; Missouri 6s s3i 8;
Canton, 81 a %; Cumberland Coal preferred. l4s a
10; Pacific Mail, 1864 LOG; New York Central.
Harlem, lag 6; do preferred, 500 a 40; Reading,
sls q }; Michigan Central, Asa a 40; Michigan
Southern and Northern Indiana, IL o |; do guaran-
teed, % /; Panama, 1889 I; Illinois Central,
Coz 6l Galena and Chicago, $50 g.; Cleveland
and Toledo, 2ss &; Chicago and Rock Island
63s "A.
1t may probably be assumed that the State tax
bin will pass in the shape reported by the Assem-
bly, Committee of Ways and Means and amended
by tie Senate which evies direct tax of 81 mills
on all the assessed property in the State. This is
considerably more than was ever taken from the
people OF this State in single year. A very small
addition would make it per cent on the entire
property of the people of the State. The amount
raised in the aggregate is the enormous sum Of
S., ,O00 This money is divided as follows-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-18

CLEARED
ssesn n Moses Taylor Grimm HAVANA and New Orleans
ssesuehp Jamestown, Skinner Norfolk xc-Luasm Hs.
bark liza, purie. 8. Thorn Maitland. Phelps Co.
Esss G.s,', Md rsr@sss ssa..acs Bro
HtTs Reindeer. ounnnghaD. kansannla-Ampson Nay.
Zig Fan Yi,1o lc CaGero Naples Chamberlain, Phsps
4uo com.
III sI rs 1 IaesoSss s. Josps aFs aaah Som.
s b p b. " ns,.1n "srs .s
sebr S%rhe Msrsia' ssGa r suet go
s.Sr yiIsse Hshs "a Ssssy: John sS psrolt
ssr A srGI Bss
scar Arm sda; Know es Richmend-vsn srnns slnght
siocp Rhode Island. ss%insoa Fiovidense-sAaor
se..hiD TloSSs C5owsla Savannah wh mds' ana Pcs
sss'na'h with n'''' AND
r. % sporc sSsts Co WI" NOSE ana
Steamship Roanoke Csuen Rionmond &C. with mdse and
s.p1s.: Wits island Dec 20 VI. Hamp
IN b.@os Fr.ps sssf s
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q. Losdoa ash ia. i s. Jon o. bark fsssa'n wSssler
nss ss i aon HsSs S4Iss Bar
snip TSsHo .s!sm I:SPs%aan, Bremen 40 ssys WITH
Nsn'gckss to-. pic, oua b's: Edmund stunt No
IrE asho R,se Por. Prince April 2 with coffee &c. to
Brig Restless Br Of annapolis ES Bcger Csrdenas April
7, With eDear &C. 10 A Snithers 4 Co
Brig VIM Ore Ger (of Bsnror Hatch Cardenss II days,
With ,uRar &C. to Buck Go. Had weather.
10 leaking 500 strokes hour.
sebr Snow BucksposD. Jones' Ma.anzss 10 days. with
.s ,s MAJ ~: s.s g h Ass
:rsss s,s Slssy; rs o. .Fsi:dspsis "
scS1 P,ssn ooc sso,idencs
scfr Hsnpden, -. kappanAnnoch for Providence
eckr Willow Harp. Clinton. Providence, days.
k<tr Edward, Slade Providence, s Gays
Ser eco l,ilum CJowell Portland zdaya
kcbr Buosi ghAm tkiyrer Portland, 2 Gays
Schr Jcs Rogers. Warrington. Portland days.
efhr N Sh1ler Du1leld, POstsnd, 2da,A
Jrulled, -. Portland days.
Rioop Oliver AIMEE Bsbbtt Taunton days.
fioop Pointer Gardner, Pre- evidence 2dRys.
Steamer wamaitts. Arey, New Bedford
Al5atroea J0les. Providence
2teaEper New London. Smith. New London.
BELOW.
Bark Ysuigis Iaro) from SunderandBy s.esmtug Hun.
tres.
One bark ard two brgs, unknown
SAILED
seansbps Moecs Taylor havana and New Orears James
town. Norfolk &C; ships Ncupsre San Francisco; Great
Wes ern. liverpool snc others
Fror Ousrsrtre-- Ship Helvetia New OrleAns
thpa Creole and james Gnhre both for New Orleans
anchored at QuaIan
Wind during the day wsw; at aurses wNw.
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Canadian flour was Steady and in fair demand I,
with sales OF 500 q 400 bble q. IS 6 81 25
Southern -four was active and prices were armer.
with sales OF about $500 bbls, closing within the
range Of the above quotations Wnsat-All good
qualities firmly held, and Inferior descriptions
elected Buyers were disposed to stand a0of, while
holders of good lots continued quite firm ia their views
The sales footed up about 10000 bushels at 81 Is for
choice white Kentucky, 81 90 for white Western. and
81 80 for extra Iowa spring, and red Western at
81 a. Corn steady with less pressure to sell The
transactions footed up about &C. COO bushels, including
Western mixed at 731sc 7sc, Jereey white ct TIC,
end yellow jersey ana southern. with Southern white
(choioe) at TIC. Soc Rye firm at S3c s5c. Bar
ley Gull and nominal at zoe TIC. for State, and At
Soc q Sc. for Canada West Oats were frmer aud in
fr request with sales OF Western and Canadian at 44c
Axe, and State a. Az 45Isc.
ooErzE was quiet md sales limited; 100 bags 81 DO.
mipgo were sold at 1916, and IS bags Marscsbo st
1890 The stock OF RIO coffee the 10th Of April 1860,
was b626 bags stock Of Rio coffee ON the 18th day OF
April 1860, t026 bags; Marasaibo, $3.50 bags; Ceyon,
275o bass Jamsca soo bags; jay. coffee. 1864 mats
81 Domingo coffee 1900 bags. Total bags and mas, S9
7s9. The stock Of Rio April IA, at New Orleans,
20 zoe bags; Baltimore 5000 bsgei Philadelphia, 200
CoTroN Tho market was unchanged, while the Gales
embraced about bales the basis Of tho following
quotations.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-18

Total. mills. S5,465, 900
OF this enormous sum about million and half
at least are robbed from the people. The amount
appropriated for the completion of the canals is,
as every one knows, simply fund for the support
of the republican party at the Presidential contest
this fall. Not two, but twenty millions might be
spent on the canals without bringing them any
nearer completion than they are now; and the
enormous amounts extracted from the people an
nually, for the ostensible purpose Of completing
them, are used by each successive dominant party
at Albany in carrying elections, buying up
voters and supporting shoulder hitters, broken
down country politicians and rascals Of every
stripe. On calm review of the acts of the
session now ending, however, the natural impulse
of every citizen will be to thank Providence that
the State Legislature, which had so much power
and so little honesty. did not rob the people more
thoroughly than it has done; that, while it has
taken the money of the public in half dozen ways,
created useless Offices, granted away to its
members the most valuable franchises of the city,
and levied the heaviest tax ever laid upon the
people Of New York, it has left our houses, our
lands and some Of our personal property. 1t is
pretty clear that no power short Of that welded
by the New York Central Railroad could have re.
sisted the raid made upon that property by ma.
jority of the Legislature. Had the banks of
this city been the proposed victim-as they
may be next year-it is certain that
they would have been mulcted. The same result
would have followed had the attack been made on
insurance companies, on shipping, on newspapers,
OF any other great interest. From this time forth,
until more is taken by the people in the selec
ton of representatives in the State Legislature,
each meeting of that body will be regarded by all
respectable people much as, in former times mer
chant ships used to regard the approach of pirate
craft. The tinid will flock to Albany with money
to buy off the legislative thieves; the bold will
storm and threaten; the shrewd will logro and
scheme to outwit the elected robbers by some pro.
ject Of knavery more audaclous than their own.
Until new care is taken in selecting mem
bels of the Legislature no interest in this
State can be deemed secure hencefOrth: neither
banks nor railroads, nor commerce, nor industry,
can be regarded as safe investments for money so
long as the most unprincipled rogues in the State
have for three months in each year the power to
levy blackmail upon them with mpunity. That
such shocking state Of things must, sooner or
later, if not corrected by the people at the ballot
box, culninate in some catastrophe, perhaps re-
sembling the San Francisco Vigilance Committee,
Is plain enough: but before this can he tolerated
something more must be endured.
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were $29,957 702 29 and the balances,
l,10l ,965 Sc.
The weekly statement of the Philadelphia hanks
presents the following aggregates as compared
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-18
Movement IN Real Estate.


lot on 9sth st., near 9th ave 25xl001l. ... $500
117th st., 9th ave-, 2sx95, each. ..... sos
18th st., 9th ave. 25x1o0 IL, each .... 60
northwest corner Of 9th and 115th st., each 500
adjoining above each $50
on 15th st. and on 116.h ST near 9Th each 100
adjoining, each.. ...................... TS5
adjoining, each. $50
adicnIpg, each. 600
southwest corner 9th and 122d st. minimum. $50
adjoining above on 9th ave Observation-Disclosures. $50
northwest corner 9th and 122d st.....,1,2lO
northeast corner 9th ave- and 122d ST. each sos
Z and cores n. cor. Sh ave- and l2Ist st., on
ave and on st., each. Observation-Disclosures. 8s5
on 9th ave. IS feet south OF 120th st., each soO
on 11sth st., AGO feet west of 9th ave-. each $50
on 12tth St, 150 feet east of OH av., each $50
en- 121st st. LIS feet east OF LIST ......... $40
on n E corner o. Let and 12oth st., each 6I0
on o. and os ss running through 100 W. Sd ch ESQ
On 80 aud Goth Sta, H. of 9th lis st. en- 6S5
1921 street, 100 feet east Of 9th AZ. ..... 500
on 9TH av., rs n eouh Of 135th ct each $50
on 18th st. $50 f. east Of 9th av., each. $40
I on 13etb and I3Qh s,s running through ..... 500
on n b. cor OF stb Az and ll5th st,........1 500
a sdoiu;ng each ........., 070
On n. w cor Of Sd and p6th st.. soo
4 on n. W. Of 18th av. aud 141st st., each Ivv
on E cor. OF 9TH and l17th st., eacn eco
IN 11ath a oe0 seet vcst ~ Atm Az .,,..,.. SIS
goa llsh Az, near lcth a., each .""r'''''r"" Wv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-18
Tie Reading Gazettc says :

The Reading G0zenc s1ys -
The Resarg cosioD mill was forrsig conveyed 70
Nsssrs Gardner 4 Co OF New York, 90 fri'sy last
TIE c0pdnispe the sale 'uiy complied vita the
sum st2 $50 hssDg besn paid Ia cash 10 the receiver
Of ibe corporation, also $4,000 hquidstioo Of
ola bed by the Farmers Bans winch 18th the $40 COZ
forfeit noney pa'd on the day Of Pale makes half sne
er,opht Ut which tho property vas sold.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-18

T. u.
ASHES Tho market steady, tin small saes pots
SIC, while pearls were at CSC.
BREAnsTpFFs-F lour-The market WAS ess active, aud
sales Of the grades OF State and Western brands
made at rather easier rates Medium and higher
grades firm, with fair demand from the trade.
ibc sales footed Up about 000 5000 bbs closing
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Ic,bu POI Icr INC week, duu hluce January lst,
1868. 1859 ls6O
For the week 81 2s0 $50 81 AGO O57 AZ ,6s oy7
Previously reported .10 945 10 aO4 Os5 l2i372Se
Since January H.. 1T ,e55sc4 l77e4,li2 "a 6oa 57s
The steady increase in the exports from this port
is a subject Of legitimate conera.ulatiop.
Money continues very easy and very sluggish.
Five per cent the standard rate for call loans and
very choice short paper; good long paper, with
two approved names, ranges from 81 to G.. TIE
indications are that the banks are expanding again.
The Sub-Treasury received less to-day for duties
The receipts we're $l25 ,592, Of which $50 900 only
for customs; the payments, $685.; the balance
this evening. s7,4s4,72s.
Foreign exchange for tomorrow steamer from
Boston closed with better feeling for sterling
bills. The asking rate continues to be 1857 1903,
and this latter figure has been quite freely con.
ceded by buyers to-day. Francs, however. are dul'
of sale at 5.l7i for city bankers names. The mail
is not heavy one.
The following are the last quotations of sight ex-
change on New York at the cities mentioned, the
quotations being in all cases for gold
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Court CaIendar-Thts Dav.

OYER AND TsRNNER-Part 2-Police cases.
SUPERIOR CouRr-Par Mos 2l, 2t2, 327, $40, 3ls,
1856, TAI, 1p1, 367 S65, sa, $751; $50, 3el $50 49, 3i3
49, $685. 3&1 go, S. SO, 81 Part 2-Nos. 3Ss, $50, 32
~, ~, 426, $50, as, ~, AZ, l4s, 372
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-18
Our Washington Correspondence,

H007'
~ Dosos ard HIS Aotire Engineers for the CAdrsstoS
NomiTo,icn, soho elong to The Old Linz WHO and Ims
ytcdn Elements, and their Reasons for oil his HARD UrE
in Bs.olfof Douglas
The managers Of the loose opposition Conservative ma
Honals who are to hold their National Convention A.
Baltimore on the 9th Of May are very much cxsrcsed
conce'Drg ;he tate OF Mr. Douglas at Charleston Thov
are working in every possible way to secure his nops
ton, snd they are frank enough TO tell lheir reason,
for t.
Thry say that With Douglas N the democratic CAM.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-18

e % o alsaIs IS $500 s: s sSSS
ssess g hand - 900 $4,000 1S7'SSS $4,000
e. 9. cf s'is $50 $500 ssSSs ss
FL Fs. T. sapsIs ,ss sSs Iss 1850
last year was Isl oao bales The increase in exports 70
Great Britain 7o2o bales increase to France, l6,
co., decrease TO other foreign ports, 1000 Total in
Fnr,cn1s 10 ivcrpool-2so bales OF cotton were en-.
gagged At sled 1924 5000 gallons oil at 22s Cd 4eo
terces beef do at 4s. Cd S. ic0 lard do at 22s Cd,
by sailing vessel and 20 boxes bacon NJ OBJ Cd. To
,oS 80 Sss -four $50 S so.
rosn were eDgass sS s 9, &C. 3D. BY steamer.
IlAE was In good demand, with sales OF Rockand ct
s5c. 81 for both sorts.
MoIAssus was quiet, with small transactions q.
NAVAL STORES were in fair demand, with limited
sales. l60 bbls srr rs turpentne were cold at 49, Acc
in nerchantaole and shipping order Some hne rosin
PROVISIONS -Pork-The market was steady and
aSci i SS in T ns s,s :.
s17 AK gu 75 unipspecsed do a SIS; thin
mess At ST. 2s. ana new prime St sI4 37n , B.ef
cosnry mess az SIS SO; repacked mess at so $40 SO,
ind extra at sl1 rs $40 SO. India and prime meas, In
hams were selling in lots at sI2 SO sls Cut meats were
dull and heavy The sales embraced alb 12 hhts and
Eerccs al &c TIE for shoulders, and atSc a9lc for
hams Lard in fair demand and rmer with sales OF
$50 bbls and terces at 1890 &c. Butter and cheese
were unchanged.
KicE-Sales Of leo tierces were made At &c. a4lxc.
SrGARs.-The market was sluggish. Refining grades,
especially Of common, were heavy and &c. lower,
me chief sales were made q auction Which
about GOO 200 hhds New Orleans at 5s5c = &c. and
lao do. Cuba, slightly damaged, q. 69c per ID; and
the sales in lots embraced about 100 hhds, including
refining goods at 5sc 61Sc and small lot OF Havana
box at 7sc The following was the reduced prices CO.
tar,1a t,nl d e. Srart ttntr cd
goods, April lS-Best quality loaf sugar, $50 per ID
best quality crushed sugar o1c circle crushed sugar.
$50; granulatcd sugar, 9sac.; ground sugar, CSC.
wmssEy was in rather better demand, with sales Of
SEQ coo bbls. reported Of &c.
HMp-Sales Of 400 bales iute, per Orcn we're made at
PIT.
GuSNY Ciom firm, with sales st 1880 and lac
asked
tons high and scarce; the sales embraced 622 hhds
Kentucky a, Ike 12c: 16S bales Havana at Csc 35c
liza cases seed leaf at Axe 1916 and % do Florida
lie. q 2Qc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-18

Ascendaat--The ka.i Douglas Men Board-1ime Fsxsd
tcr The Departure rom Battmore, DC, 6c.
After cncounterng another storm Of while sorning
up tie Chesapeake bay this morning the s. r. spanldng
and her precious freight reached this port at eleven
O'Clock.
AS he pert OF partial destination approached, the
opinions Of The politicians board settled themselves
more 1rmy--,ho Lane mon more Lane and the Douglas
doubtful Maine win in no case attempt 10 force q
candidate upon the South who dstastsful 10 her Two
more delegates from Maine turned up day, viz Major
Arvda ayiord CT Bangor who goes to Charleston the
subsi tue Tor Joseph Porter ard Timothy Field also Of
old siagef and Mr. Field good type Of active Young
America
The NeE Hampshire dole cation Il has been announced
viii meet Tn Washington the 10Th, but Nigh. we'll
meet 10 day or to morrow, all the delegates or will
then be there, except Captain Marcy who s absent In
New Orleans.
The Maine delegation held preliminary m ,stl1s on
board the Spauldng. but transacted busnes; Of con-
sequence They go 10 Washington to day and q consul
Iatlon will ut once be held ct WIZARDS
The snti Douglas men on board DR.. Bradford T.
Wales Deputy Collector at tho Boston Custom House
Wilder Farley, Of Name mot incorrigibe); ". r. Frye
Postmaster at Lewiston, Me- tcontesang seat. These
are about all Nr Shepey, or Maine, s very conserva
five this morning He is for Lane II the South does not
object.
day.
The s. Spaulding has made the psssags from Boston
10 Baltimore about sixty i've hours, including one hours
detention Block Island She s good vessel but rather
short of ballast contend with the bad weather abe has
encountered on this trip.
o'clock Wednesday afternoon, on the arrival OF the Wash
R&tou train
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FGsAMcGAL AND comMeac,sL.
TUESDAY. ApriI I7-Gp

TUESDAY, April IT. pm
The following is 3 comparative state ent of the
exports Exclusive Of specie) from New York to To-
reign ports for the week. and since January Ist
1868. 1889 lsSO
For the week 81 2s6 $50 81 400 O57 2,5s DOT
Previously reported. .l0s0s9a5 10 aO4 Os5 s2i372S
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To 1e Hon tie Circuit Court ofHe Tinted States he South
I'm DSia Of N.o orA On The second circuit in session in
tie cit Nee York Albert w. cAs otherwise vii
liam Joonson. humby thowcn TO this Court that he
and for days past has been without law right confined
and holden In imprisonment by Isaiah Rynderv United
Marsha, 70. the Southern District OF New whereupon he
pays this Honorable Court issue their habeas corpus
10 bring him. with he Of bis Imprisonment said
court to the end that what pertains justice be DONE
ALBERT W. HICKS his mark,
alta
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-18
NEW YORK CLASSIFICATION.

The following Is statement Of the movement in cotton
since the LIST Of September last compared with the pre-
ytOus four years -