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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-13

NOTICE TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CON
IN CERN.-Notice is hereby given, that there are
pending before the City Council OF the City Of Gin
To establish the grade Of Bro Nnestreet from 8 j.
Brownies east line to his west line, and to repeal go
establish the grade of Browne e-street, from s. j.
Browne cast line to section line" passed May II,
To grade and pave with bowlder-stone Haven
alley, from Ninth street to Richmond street.;
To Rrado and pave with bowlder-stone Willow
To grade and pave with brick the unpayed side
walks on Fifth street, from Mound-streeJ to PARK
10 grade and pave with brick the unpaved side
walks on Pine-street, from Gest.street to Olark-
street.
twice read laid the table, and the Clerk instructed
to give four weeks notice Of the pendency oil the
same.
The law requires all claims for damages that may
accrue from said improvement, to he filed In writing
with the City Clerk, setting forth the amount OF
damages claimed within two weeks after the expira-
tion Of the time required for the publication of such
notice, when the same will be taken up Tor MAJ
so7.dw SAM. L. CORwINB, City Clerk.
IRON TREE-BOXES.-SEAL PRO-
n P0SAL Is will bo received at the office of the City
Clerk mechanics Institutel, until THURSDAY,
October II, 1860, at three O'clock p M for seventy
five C75l, or more, Iron TTee-boXes, eighteen llSl
inches in diameter and five (5) feet in length. Said
boxes to be delivered and put up around Washing
tUn-square.
sell-tt WA. ADAMS, President.
TNNO PLUMBERs.-sEALE PROPO.
Clerk mechanics Institute(, until THURSDAY,
October IL, 1860, at three O'Clock 7. NJ, for fur
nshing sgiSient number Of lead pipe stop-cOsk,s
pipe, &C. to be delivered and laid down in accord
ance with plans and specifications now in the office
BY order Of the Park Commissioners.
sell-tt W. A. ADAMS, President.
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sEALEp pRoposALs.

SBALRD PROPOSALS. WILL lE, Rg-
- CE1VED at the Once Of the Board of City
Improyementl until O'Clock A. M, OF, ~ ESDAl,
September ls, 1860. for building two stone arch
Culverts, ono of four feet and tho other five feet
interior diAueter AZ about seventy feet iu length
each, to pass the water across Browne-street, be-
tween s j. Brownies line and his east line,
according TO plans and Specifications now on file
in the office ot the Board Of City Improvements,
Each bid to he accompanie1 l by two sureties. Bid
ders to the printed orms as no other viii be re-
ceiyed.
seg-tt CHAs. BALANCE, Clerk.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL DE RE-
- OElNED at the Office Of the Board Of Lity In
proyemeRts until O'Clock A. M OF TUESpAh,
Fence around the City Lot, according to pans and
specifications now on file in the City Oivii Engi-
neer's Office.
Each bid to be accompanied by two sureties,
Bidders TO- the printed forms, as no other VIII
be received.
se9-tt '''' CHAs BALLANCE, Clerk.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-13
SEAtER PEoP3sA1tss, s,v WILL KILL i Pr Gt1 RE r.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE.
- CEiVED at the office of the Board Of City lm-
provements until O'Clock A. NJ. Of FRIDAY, Sep,
tember H. 1860, for regarding, resettng curbs aud
furnishing new ones where necessary, and paving
with good, sound bOwlder stOne--none to be less
than four inches in depth, on bed Of clean gravel
eight inches deepFront-st., from Mill-st, east to
connect with the present powdered pavement-all
the old pavement to be taken up and reserved for
the city, including three rows of dressed gutter.
stones and double twelve by six inch haggngs Of
Dayton, Xenia or Indiana fiatrock stone az all the
crossings. Each bid to be accompanied by two
sureties Bidders to use the printed FORMS as no
other will be received. By order Of the Beard.
sc4-tt CHARLES BALANCE, Clerk,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-13
lBy Telegraph
New York Cattle Market.

New YORK, September 12.-Beef is de-
3,T0O; quotations, 6@9c.; average, 7h@a755c Sheep
and Lambs in fair demand at the advance of Csc.
iull prices; receipts 5000 quotations e@6alc.
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CKALFn PROPOsALs Will BIZ RI

SEALFD PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
CCEIVl D 1t the office ofthe Board Of City Improve
ments, until nine O'Clock A. NJ Of FRIDAY, Sep
tember 2l, 1850 for regarding resetting curbs, and
furnishing new ones where necessary, and paving
with good, sound to be less than
four inches in depth, bed Of clean gravel eight
inches deep, Walnut-street, from the north gutter
Of Waterstreet to the north gutter Of Riverstreet
including three of dressed gutter stones, and
double twelve six haggings Of Dayton, Xenia or
Indiana nat rock stone at all the crossings.
Zach bid to be accompanied by two suretes Bid
ders to use the printed forms, as no other will be
received. By order Of the Board.
sell-tt OHAS. BALANCE, Clerk.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-13
GRALFD PROPOsALs VIII M M,

SEALED PROPOSALS, WILL BE RE-
proyements, until O'clock A. NJ, OF FRIDAY,
September 81 1860, for regarding and paving with
sand four inches deep' the unpayed sidewalks on
Laurel street, from Linn-street TO Freeman-street.
Riddn plu 70 De AGcohPsnlea Dy tWq suISiies: ~
received.
BY order of the Board.
Eell-tt OHAS RALLANCE. Ozark
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GEALED PROPOSALS. WILL DE RE-
SOCElfED at the office ofthe Board of City Improves
ments until rine O'Clock A. NJ, Of FRIDAY, Sep
tember ~ ls6O, for regarding and paving with good
hard burned paving brick, bed of clean sand four
inches deep, the unpayed sidewalks on Hopkins
street, from Cutter TO Freeman.
Each bid TO be accompanied by two suretes. Bid
ders 70 the printed iorms other will be re-
ceiyed.
BY order Of the Board
selI.tt CiIAs BALANCE Clerk.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-13
MONITARY AND COMMERCIAL.
FlnapoinI Affairs.

In the Banking quarter, yesterday, busi-
ness was fairly active--as much usual at this
season-and Money in good demand without strin-
Rency; while Eastern Exchange was tolerably
steady, though not brisk at 49% buying, and \
prem. cling. Cold New Orleans Exchange and
Unourrent Money ruled as they have since the open
ing Of the present week.
Concerning the week ending last evening Affairs
were more active than during the week previous
and Money was iu better demand. Currency de-
report the supply unchanged. The offerings at the
Discount houses very fair for the season,
though not pressing; most of the Bankers having
nearly as much Paper presented as they desired
Rates Of Interest are unchanged: l09I2 per cent;
continuing about the rate for rstclas5 names, ana
156ls for second-cass; Call Loans being made AT
66l7 per cent. per annum. Generally, Money con-
tinued in very fair demand for the season.
Eastern Exchange rather improved during the
week, and for day or two past, the demand has
buyinR, and y premium seiing dealers giving y
m3pc TO outsiders, the leading points, and " to
their customers. The Ohio Valley Bank drew, as
before, for premium for their customers.
week, and rates were lower; B0p4 being the buy
ing and y the selling price.
New Orleans Exchange was very dull for Sight,
with only occasional sales, and rates were nearly
In Time-bills very little was done, though they
were still in demand at previous quotatiOns-7dg
for sixty and ninety day Drafts ON the East, and
lO0l2 for those on the South.
Upcurrent Money underwent very little change
the present rates Of Discount being: Indi.
ana stock y; Missouri "a; Iowa, Illinois and Wis.
consin n; Virginia Except Wheeling City and
Brenehes) e; Pennsylvania County Il; Marylant
y; Michigan, North and South Carolina and Georgia
]; Tennessee h9l; Canada !; Alabama ~ discount
The prevailing rates of Exchange and Coin at tn,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-13
ieil.tt 0HAs. BALANCE, O:erk.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- CEIVED at the Office of the Board of City lnl-
proyements, until nine O'Clock A. M, of FRIDAY,
September ~ lSG0, for grading and paving with good,
hard-burned paving brick, on bed Of clean sand
four inches deep, the sidewalks Carrstreet, from
Each bid TO be accompanied by two sureties Bid
ceived. 49,
By order Of the Board.
sell-tt CHAs. BALANCE, Clerk.
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SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
= CEIVED at the once Of the Board Of City I'm
provements, until nine O'clock A. NJ, Of FRIDAY,
September 2l, 1860, for grading and paving, with
good, sound, new, six-insh hme-stone, on bed of
Branch-street to Dunlap-street, including three
rows Of dressed Eutter-stones, and double twelve
by-six inch haggings, Of Dayton, Xenia or Indiana
hatrOck stone, at all the crossings,
Each bid % be accompanied By twosureties, Bid
'seii-tt '' v o CHAs. BALLARCE, Clerk.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-13
GEALRD PR0 PQsALs. VIII De RR.

SCE1YED At the Once of the board of City Im-
movements, until nine o'clock A. NJ, Of FRIDAY,
September 2l, 1850 for regTRding, resetting Curbs
and furnishing Bew ones whore necessary, and paw
ing With good sound bowider-sto TO be less
than four inches In depth, on bed Of clean gravel
eight inches deep, street nom Walnut-street
to Vine-street, including three rows Of dressed
gutter stones and double tWelve-by-six inch hag-
Rings Of Dayton, Nenia, on Indiana hatrock stone,
at all the crossings.
Zach bid to be accompanied by two sureties Bid
ders 10 uEe the printed torms as other viii be
eeived. By order Of the Board
sell-tt iCHAs, VALANCE, Clerk.
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To ARRIVE.
Passenger. Sailed

Il ''caRihp Jdade,5HL Jy Soala-Ti5a cad Hsre-Mr.
Smith sou dsgsh. t.. shl,n nd aaIse Cia-iIaii' :
El-eI M;. : :. Williams and Boston; J. y Roberts
M Barele, M Baker Gouy.rueur L. Cameron j. Barnett
and g. Polworh Plin Giycrou Meyer HsIslh. M Riyo
SI,I NJ. l. a ana : l. Ma! .iS' :" w W r r. iIi'aS
Mr.. Lambert, Neworiesu: 4 Desn-rli, Mi. Taylor,
Mis- w HooPrl, W Sehags Wm. Hooper. Mr. and Mr.. Bes
nea1de l. Boulder NJ De Antique Mr. and Mr.. J. Frazer
Mis- T. H. Green Mi.s L. c Mitchell Dr and Nh. jaime. B.
Dee Clicsso Rev and Mr., : Ysiasa NJ. and Mr.: p
frs-msn Nj end Mrs' l. G Read John CFksga Peter Non
T. Albert r NJ GAMER NJ; Id Mrs M6r.;sin and son G.
Spencer nd three childrcn \ Gutenberg W ii, GEL Mr..
60 NJ Id Mr. o. Touis 4 and C. spSsrr Sai.ta
DsschsmP- T. SclaIt G sLeusr " Whitfield L. and Mr..
ke',ner. snd wo children BA-5eF 5 Menteisen > G. BE
silva = onis v ba9oP J. = Iiey n Mindrs'h M Fen;
Gurcb-ui,. Ms l. Jacques Mn AeIande M. Fetin-
Sew-9iesn' BrsitiHs Jacobson. r. SeEiusO. lives
buGy, IL Glsor, Eret.i-h. H. D Ovcn Indiana Mr. and
NJ, g IL sss..n' Mi.' l. Wood Nh. NJ Bird, NJ and Mr.
Jsct.ou Mr.. H. hs'i sni two children Fey ald daughter
John Lrcorac Baumsn ana .sn M. BauHan and the
ehiid", Levi, Jg'eIh sck Jale. Tsus-u Mi, = Tar
brhu,1, Nj Hehsnstia Victor AIezi O shyab Conrad
HATH q Nrevedi, Y Nnilard " { Nude p Riyel-, d.
SSy:s y ESi 4 So Ss D. Ha + b P' M &
Siouwrl Henry Clay, A. Il. Schroeder. H. fair50ur Pha-
d,ftA. W y v srss Afkansas Mn John Daby snd Two
chfr,n, hr tnd Mr.. John MARKS, Ncw-Odeans Mr. T.
johnson Mrs R-yus Madame acarde Madsn. fratcaE.
Ssu tfsirisco r. Pryaid : Hazard ScOrsn,; Nslruine
tii : tomcr, e. DuPpr Christian Lestz Ha~ P'ieE ZTen.
NJ snd = Niess.nsis-r frau1 nos ld sEl.t Downs. Jgan
Prliuer = Hurur. g. " -strf stood H. tsirr IN frkr
Mr. Hauilgatn-s 4 TtrI 4 Nssu-T MIS- W asnrf g. NrN
Nm nrrirr R.l,i. : Odowe, Pierre otowr J. l. bgTr,
Eug,ir Muel ir AMI W. Mouigii child snd scfSii f
arf Mn. n,..fsnfs child Panama Mr. fanisnrf ~ Lot
r,d s., NJ md ID Tlofus Carl"Er aud sister, Mr Boz
ti M nrlrris Havana. MG md Mn tnsflr. lo~nsrn
two dre AID Mr. and Mrs n Ltey. NO child.
,,p nd -f,.ut Mr. ard Mn r. uus and four children L. and
, Pcrs Sthlanecter. kiEisinsrr hueuer l. Lsmgi.I-
- n T..hir.hI A. S,afcueT and Mr. faus aud child L
pi.udor 0afrgro. r. NlIao \ 0aIsalo. Gilbert c and
s,b,rIts Ln.n,. Goefcr > FISCHER : Marcca-
~ II snt Fhtaron. & Csns.t, b. Ambach, Mn. Ferguson,
rt,t and en- MT &op.hei M Barton, BOhwick Lon
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Steamship Jane. Adser, Adsn Charleston nis> AID pa.
SpoEord Tie.ton Co, May 8.s "a. asie. OF
Hsiierss .su@led steamship Nhyi boaai 9Th l9f5
.zl. 81 IS. passed ea-saip Montgomery. bound :
Steamship Cshswbs Smith S-gO-s pill y. nd Havana
Soh. rsdse- and pass Livingston, Cohron Nay l. I
s. nies - q Cap EoTd. 'poss shl. Henry Casi0s,
ftcIn Cardenss for Newport, r. L. al well
ship southern EsE- e., Boton Caldwell H-vTe Mach q
md.e TO W WLiock II. he'd stgong westerly winds in the
Chsnue Passed the Lzsrd april pu 10. ~, u 10 Jon %
81 sieuslet steamship HDo hence io Southampton and Hvrs
lh. at IS 80 Ion. 90 gnsf Br bark Anguish Il days irou
the Clyde Ger Newiok May I. ga Of Fie Island
plo from bost g. ". Blunt NO III
Ship Lacy Thompson Penileton Liverpool April mds All
Isl pass 10 3 ThomIoHs Nephew. Had light westerly winds
for the past i've days
Big Elvra Clark Ehrab~thpors for Boston.
sch Henry Liy Hssion (BEl Aundy Wintsor v = ~
plaster % H. r. DewoE
seh Z ". CLARK 3n-stedj, cars, E1abe,hpOrt Tor Hart
ford.
sct T. A. Paine scheckss Passport days Aths and t.h 10
SturEes l. Go.
schr {. d. Halock Hall Elz4bethport for New-Ilav-n.
Schr s P. Bailey Hunt PoEt Morris II hour
srhr Margare; Ann. Tree, Calais days
Schr Minnie Cobb. Smith. Rocklant days.
Steiner Dawn. Perry SewBetoEt, tse and Pc to B-
tow & Pop.
steamer Albsros- Jones Providence rDd.- 20 oden
SAILED-StraInships Vanderbilt, HIyr- City Bsliuo-s
Liysrcoi; Northern Light, Apinga; Alsbs.. Savanna
Marion, Charleston Yorktown Richmond
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DIED.

GRIFFS-At hi. Ee,id,nc No. IS ives: Twensh street,
Sunday morning hsy George GEitn. esi. IL d., in hs
ed year Of Lis
Fuusrs will Be held the q Sneteenih stree:
and tith 10 O'Clock Tuesday. the 9Th
which the friends Of the family respectfully invited,
wiitou; further notice.
RoGERs-In Brooklyn on Saturday, Nay s Andrew Y.
Rogers IN the 18th year o. bis
place Saturday, afternoon o'clock
from lis late residence, No Isl Bridge
Long leland Papers please copy.
THOMS0N0n Saturday evening Nay of pneumonia AFTER
short Illness Anne eldest daughter Of the late David Thorn
Her end and those Of the family requested attend
fus-s Tuesday afternoon 18th met, at O'clock from her
residence No ~ West Fifteenth street without further
invitation.
WILLTAMS-Sudderly Sunday morning May Of disease
Of the heart john ilms, veterinary formerly q
Nev-YoTk
Ri. funeral viii place Tuesday afternoon o'clock
his latr residence o e Ela;bush avenue Brooklyn. His
and scqus!ntsnces invited attend without further
notice.
WARREN-On Sunday, May Of scarlet fever Geneyeiye
daughter 4 Chslle. j. and Mary z. Warren aged II months
and days
Tie relatives and friends cf the family nTi.ed attend her
funeral from the Tssid@ncs o. her parents. Ne !i Monroe
street this day tnSndsyl, AZ. o'eloCk-
For additional Marriages and DcGtis Sc 81 Page.
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win lie brought to this state I've sued for forgery-
The examination II the cargo of the supposed SHAVER
Charlotte +. Tay did not develop any 'hins III
she was released TO 10 on her voyage ''N'u
thar all the religious socieies have enjoyed
Gus year. The receipts of the Bible society arc Il,
advance: those of the Home Missionary society a"u
American and Foreign Christian Union are understooa
70 he abo;,, the same the Presbyterian Board loia
school, show an advance of $40, 600 and The American
poard Of Foreign Missions about 10000. The re-
ceip,s of the American Tract Society are not 80 arse
as last wear. AT an adjourned meeting of the sub
.crl,.rs Of the New-York Produce Exchange held on
Sotprlay afternoon IL was resolved that Messrs. n.
II Wolfe. w. II. Newman, L. c. Paxon +. NJ.
French. F. Cromwell. +. j. Lowber w. ID. Mangum,
L. ID. Harrison, and X. j. Randolph constitute the
Board of Trustees for the first year, and they were
requested 10 perfect the organization at NJ
Hoffman e. CO. soil at auction, on Saturday, the ship
Eloise Ssl tuns, bnilt ut Warren K. l. in 1857. She
is rs-ra,e vessel of her class, and was purchased by
T. W. Lancaster for third parties, who paid $l6, on
for her.
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In H1am'hp Quaker Cfy l'ps SesH,vsss sd ~ z.l
J. Caller and lady. Mis-. II. Cl>1ST s,-trs. ~. =
Davis and daughter, Mis-. VI Chsrsk M = Nm -.
and lady. J. d. Alley, Misc 4. Pane. e. Es-1 -
Ter H. Gos,enhofeT H. Lambert and isdy. Csps D-s g.
ST John and lady Mis- NJ Hunt J. y. Land 4 D.1er NJ.
~ Mcniire Richard and Ca.hahne Ryan, Hal. az
child nurse and servants q. II Levy as. ssnsr o.
?. Hayes c. ;. Twamby Rev. VI Moyn.hsn. Re- Ma
len J J. Wale +. Mllrr W. Deyine J Laid J. Helper W
Richie r. OBhen. C. Rah' NJ Santa Cruz " Sslss6s.
Garcia Fsbrisus J. H. Ssnye, 4 soys Cs1beTt.
L. p Dessdo. Formis J. Forrnis. Nsnsneer, Nh A.
Casey children and J. relchaHt h FoT and sD
WoodfoTd Mr. Morgan. =. Suih. q 4 Cezss1r.
] Hsri ne7s y md Niisuds r. Aossshe. - IIrBsr L.
Kendall d GoIvsn., Mr. 4 Hsr-ey, Mr.. II. Rsdsnin v.
Otto {. X Moore. y 3sret.
IN briq r. Hoisan ors Porto Ca5sllo-Jsns. F. Howell
joseph L.res and 10 In second cabin
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Marine JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK.......MA'
leard.

s,esla,hirs-NorheTn Light, TaklePaagl AP.as. D. 3.
Alcu. Alabama. Sch-lcs Savannah. l. Ai-nA sou; Pc
tarsco Vi Por-sBi r. II. Cromwell Co Msrion- Potter
ChsIl..ton. Sponord TestH Co; Yorktown Pah, Sar-
folk &C. Ludlan Hsnrkrn; Mount Vernon. Layh-.d Bsz-
more, h. B. Cromwell 4 Go.
Sbip--Orient Hill Liverpool Spoford. Tileon Co: Z.
Bul..y Ros Rotterdam. W p. Schmidt; Corrrils Grinns
SPENCE London OriHne Miuum Co. mo- Eston, Boston,
" ". GODDARD.
Bsrks-Westhsr Gage. Mckee Rio JsH-iro G. Nose Co
Topquin B1teh-.der Aspnws. T. B. Cromwell Co. Z. A.
Ch..- Harding Port Midway, II. ID. BroosuzE a CO.
Brie.-Grsyhound. Perce ArIoyo; H d BroosH-n 4 Co
J. P. Hooper. Curry Havana. 4. HON Eifs Ann Heris
Trinidad Thon pso Hunter Mariner AtEins0n ssekyie
P. l. NeyiHs Queen Fisher Merriam Parooro. ID z
Dewof ~ Hamilton. Elzer-on Noble, Lsyfin HTi5ut
Schooners-Nanetie. Oy-rhiies - Ihos. : Bysr.; 81
Holmes Brewster Mobe y. H. Brigham a Shepherd Over
ten Fortune Island Amzrsnfh Br Spur. Hahx. A. Snl-
Co. Advance Curry CouTsis. ID. r. De-of G Pat
Mafod Jacksonville. Van brunt ID shf Ocean Wave
Warren Washington " C.. Tear Horn Hamilton, 0gi.r
AlexaEaria w Bacon Tyr. Baltimore M-i-r Lord Que
g. 4. Hayden Smith, Philadelphia j W. Mckee; H. :
Barnes Raymond Boston. J. W. Mc nee Pinoe--. Lowell
Boton stark W. Lewis Co Reaper F-Tri-. Providence
Sloop-W lizard. Birmingham, New Bedford, rlz-,er
Stssmer-EiIa6eth keiEer. Baltimore Ann EZs, RC6-b
Pl isd epLia-
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SATURDAY, May 5-P. ".

There wer, no very marked features IN the stock
marke, to-day. The changes in quotations, with some
irrepularitv Were unimportant, and the amount oil
transactions not very large There was good de-
mand for buyers options while the bear obbers did
not evince much disposition 10 press options upon the
market. AT the Second Board the tendency of the
marke, 10 Improvement which has been noticed for q
dav or two past was checked by the announcement; OF
tie large shipment by the steamers, but the re-
action was not important and the market closed
steads. The continued ease in money aud
the abundant supply Offering demand at ,
q cent together with the impression that the present
drain Of gold is exceptional tends operators
and prevent any feeling Of panic which might other
wire be- eynced TIE market left of with sieady
feeling at an Improvement in some cases on the lowest
points touched The latest quotations were: Virginia
6s 81, 81; Missouri 6s. s3i 81; Canton Co.. Il
2lI; Cumberland Coal Co., II ID; Pacific Mail Co.,
l04i a 1885, New-York Central Railroad Co., 'ei
d7si Erie Railroad Co.. IL Is; Hudson River Rail-
road Co.. III a a. Harlem Railroad Co., II, a Is;
Harlem Preferred 80 3s Reading Railroad Co., ~
i2t; Michigan Central Railroad Co., ~ 49,; Micil
gan Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad Co. l2i
dI2,; do Guaranteed, %, 923;; Panama Railroad
Co.. li6 1861; Illinois Central Railroad Co., 593
sol; Galeua and Chicago Railroad Co, 63s o3.i
Cleveland and Toledo Railroad Co.. 81 ass; Chicago
and Rock Island Railroad Co.. Go. co.; Illinois Cen
trail Il, s7iasS.
The market s steady for fo7egn bills. with nothing
doing since the steamer sailed Sterling is 100 lGsi.
Francs, 5.l6i 5.l2!.
The business of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts,
sll2.O32 9S-for Customs $4,000 Payments $751;
502 "a: Balance, a., 049, l4t 81.
The two steamers to-day ooh s., lo0e00 in specie,
which il more than was 'pated. The exports Of
the week have BEEN
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FIRES.
FIKE ~ nrLnEKRY SIR

FIRE IL MULBERRY STREET.
fire. the result Of design the part of a gang OF
idle bows, occurred Friday at in the twOst0ry
brick building No. 800 Mulberry street, occupied by
Messrs. Wthcrup a. Armstrong carpenters and build
er-. The interior Of the building and its contents
were destroyed los about $50: insured for $500 in
the Stuyverant Insurance Company. The house be-
longs 10 the estate OF Jonathan ]. Coddington and
Wa. damaged Ia the amount OF $3.50.
FIRE N CHRISTOPHER STREET.
At 10 o dock on Saturday morning lire occurred IN
the stable Of Mr.. Mingan, No. 10 Christopher street
causing slJ or s20 damage. Origin OF FIRE unknown.
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4 correspondent Of Tie Herald from Richmond,
Va gives the following facts in relation the opening
Of a new independent route between New-York and
tire West:
new route between New-York and the west viii soon be
con PIE ed. which viii materially facilitate transportation and
and from Newf and The West The Legislature q
Nginis IL late --son grsn'ed charter 70 The Panhandle
EsilIu=i 18th The night bridge the Ohio Selleasie
this charter has sought for In Wheel
ug hee against because Of the injury which
Threatened her trade The Of th. charter /. esteemed
serious importance N-wiork II insure the
prvp completion II the line Il = miles between Pittsburgh
Penn end St-ubenye Ohio miles 81 which es IN The
wsiknown Psnh ndier Il Virginia The Non0ugsheis River
win lie bIidged Pittsburgh and seAdy stated. the Ohio
River SieUbeuyle. When this link i. complete there will
exist between Newly ork and The West and the South west. the
shortest and mo nbEosen ne that sn be constructed Il viii
thus From Newl YORK yis the Ne-JeTsey Central 70 Es
hcnce Harrisburg hence by the Pennyisa Ceur
he Pa handle Pittsburgh and Columbus aud Cincinnati line 70
al co. poTiaut esieru aud Southwestern points
Arrangements siE-sy completed by which aud
fright ss by tbs lr from Newly elk 20 Columbus Cincinnati
and lrcaPolis with but change AID also 70 Louyir
- Louis ard Cairo with but charges OF Thee
chs simply ssr p=r~ !To 70 without any inferno.
disie ou.iibusiug or ciayssa
The following Is q tie relative distance. o. New
loTk 70 th.s~ .eysrsl points by ths leadins lines;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-07

NOBLE May 4-ColTos-Saes to-day a. 10, To- sales Of
The week 10 bales receipts Of the week 40J Dos against
m al wear receipt. head Of year $40 bales s:oek -
MOBILE us co baes Froirhs If Cotton Liverpool 5l5d H.
EXCHANGE on LONDON 10 QlW..
NoBiLE, May 4.-ys,e Of the weekly exports. 10000.
NOBLE Nay s-COTT0S unchanged; ale. to-day 100 bales
CISCIsStTI May 5-FLoUk unchanged. WKIsKEr dull and
lower l1ic Mgs. P0Rg doll and offered freely
az y. Nothing done IN BAC0S. LAKD held a; l0.c.
PHILsDELPHiA May 5.-FL0rR unchanged. WHEAT steady
bite - eG0 IS: Red ~ SEA So C0RS firm -ale- 100
bush Yellow 77c. Me-. PoEH ia 90 Prime rs. LAND
steady in iierces, li in keg 2.c "HsEr steady ct z
G2.C.
BALTIMORE, May 5-FIoUE unchanged. WHEAT E.mer;
pEovIsuSS steady