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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-26
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY. APRIL 49, 1860.

CuErxTbe Itoh Of Old IN h''t hands !. srhsns.ed or
nearly New Cheese arrives .punRly and The "o'naod,
nanny 70 tba the prnpOr loo of Cheese 10
rms mnch smaller hss IN rUer Je.ra Past exoeIsafs
and The present extreme high rates - oompasd With bnter
20 have put dai-, the right track last aod we
the ssimmps pan vii b-come AZ oo.oe'e uen.u 80 80
is. ap,t re, the c'-sn SHOULD ~ the shade
- rich summsr cresm and quiesy snd thoroughly cured 10
nS evils Counties. have beud many snrous add
the policy OF ernuatin, dses or we
,sson asae pr,n' hsa Tsss ps" i. sj",s IN @.sI
40 speculative bp will name some Noea
wehrk ought 70 have WEIGHT with to- ,s ~ s,.sso ain
~. r the Season according qay times Of de very &C.
Il that they sneiose high MARKET ana poe 20
bs and pur ane they have every
facility for undfransps and estimating toe posen. aha es
spsciye condition Of ,be pnep cheese markets Of sns wIa
~ now ever a. .onie inated choice dsuy here
end there ts,sn and other. equ,y GOO svoae ,hs ~
PIT oo.nL e. 20 nav seyop ps.sns ssioo very
clear the pIeent e1erDs hish Picss nAT v ,, 4.
The very lsr,s Tp,lsh demsndi and tue ts-yny
on., that this exr rsfse demand has been
b crop Of Ch.ese in England and Holland caused oy al
exceedingly dry season In bath those coun,iies .,
The a,oct Cheese being light 10 England u wei ~
here an unnsusy aIge early shipping demand o' our n1m
Cheese must occur thus sustaining prices 90 all ssI' "
or ,hou.nt The 6ns result Is far less cet.i
.y on the issue sssso both here and 90 the other
pide. M, 49, ...u t.vo,.bs
season much exceed that ofast year sod ~i 70 ms
tent Influence future maksrse On the osder han ts
Freb duty on imported Butter and Chese amounting 20
on The former and the latter has recently been removed
avoripg thus much exports from this country 80 IN. .
The prios above Iamed To- con'rses are uoea I 49,.
fore be fully peraded IN his mind let hiu sse wen 70
the wording OF bis contract that contain nothing ~hcn os
IA, net the ability to fnh In any nsn re-,
MIN see that The whole we'll veted aud securely fssened
With the precious metals their equivalents and aer~afd no
W" are nd.b t. Frsocis Mcdonald Co, for the
following tsb showing exports Of Cheese during eight years 70
'"e lin tups Of 22lo M from the United
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-26
N. u. Wholesale Price. Of Ceu.try Preduc,

FoR TEE WEEK ENDING WspsIsDAf APRIL 70 1880
Reported exclusively for TEE h.w-roRK THBuss, by DREW
ForIcs To Cosnsscns OF FAsp PHopros-Pu. everything
In plain lndobe directions package
including weight with count and Of stoist Abe
tuci bin OF particulars inside Of rsctsge marked BILL
aWayE mall with notice when and how thing,
forwarded.
CoNnIssIossfor selling Berries Fruits &C., where packages
returned ANAL lots Of stuff 10 cent Cther Fam
Produne generally, y cent
QuoTlIross ave Produce IN good order
wholesale such fam realize md no. Jobbers or speeua
t1s' prices.
BuTTgRThe weather IL cool and fsvc the msinen,rcs Of
prices The receipts havc been Moderate and the shipping de-
mend for BY Southern ports has n cay been good Under
tbet yorg crcusg prices barely sustained. an
figures below representing pefen. transactions should be
with caution. There good To dull
10 morrow and very possibly for through
the bssnce Of the -sek suictJ hne old Butter 10 nearly
brit hands but there Is oft a. sort LEFT upon shicn the
holders bave advanced sr TteS and Iss the 6oe
Weh tubs have this 6ay been made sc. On the lower
gads q old there improvement and Il must long dis
appear dfEsuCrste Into gtosss
We ave indebted to Mr. Geo CoIkburn exporter for the fol-
statistics OF the pof, OF Butter 10 Crest 6htan:
NLannaenL. ~ huLLcL Ia III OF Iaal
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MARLNE JOURNAL.
POaT OF NEw-YoRK......APRn Is.
Cleared.

stesn,hips-ssr of the South Lyon Ssvsnn.h IT, hteen
ton; James AdseT, Adams. Charleston spoHord Tss.cn
Co.; Quaier City ebufeldt HAysnA Chesapeake Crow ell
Portland II. Il. Cromwell Co.
ships-Revey Plummer Penang w ssls Co. hoseiui,
Bsleit Iiverpool Bowlsnd Rockingham.
Bshs-Youpe Anerica Collins Hsysns, Robert William
Maresiet(br) Robinson, GIeenock.
tiigs- Charlotte hcSaon st ohn, p I. Nevius Son T.
W. Lucas Perkins, Charieson c. c. Duncan Co Elise
Charlotte GaTTx Msnzans 5eshanc, M>rs5en Wo1dsto 81
Mill Walsh, Carver Chase; Aos5an (Srl Shaw, "nd.of
d. r. Dewolf; Union (Br Smith Windsor, d. Desof Em'
ma Hsuif.d Pars, T. g. ConiDg GIaneee (Br Cosil 81
Jon 7. n. yus Sons II !icar. (8r auTPoy 81 John.
smitters Co.; Ccassian (sr, Richard, Fogs, Thomss
James. r.
Sarah Elizabeth Smith ewHsven master; Williams Hop
hin, Ola Point r. P Buck Co Lilly Frances WilmtnSton,
acCiesdy Mott 30. Seguine Ellis Savannah, master
IL tie TsyIor Boston, j. w Mckee; w: Brown, Bartou,
Wilmington, Jonas Smith Co. G4zele Midget Providence,
master mouth Rock Norris Boston Cole Nelson, Est
Vile Roe Parker; J. B. BECKER Edwards Phisdephia Jss
hand.
Steamer-Tscony Ely, Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-26

SUDDEN DEATH.-About o'clock last evening
George T.bss residing No '6 Canal street jersey City was
found by Officer ROBBINS the steps Of Mathew Doyb porter
honse 49, Green supposed In nj OF lntot
eaton The officer Tsed him, and be walked short o1oce
when be fell complaining OF being cold He wss placed u
wseoD and conveyed to the Station House. whep 10
moving him from tbe wagon he found to be dead IL was
ascIanAd that be not intoxicated but hs
the aOck the morning since which tune he bad been
city. Coroner Gthney impanneled Jury
who aei view ing the body adjourned until this evening At .
o'clocL Meantime DIs Quid, and Morris viii make pot
chi ren.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-26
philadelphia Cattle ss.rk.,-ApR,r as

There much better supply Of Beef Cattle th. week
Sp on previous Tor month past consequently prices
fell about sc On the 10 coupaed with the sale. of IN
pItvou. week The offerings to head and non.
wee sold hrhef than and Ills for the best quality The
SBKsp-The supply Of sheep wa. quite imi,.J aud not
equs 10 tie demand, snd those sold brouEh, al druro ali
Do0s1ho den and for bess continues good aud forsr pr
well nshtainsd 600 bead noladed tho sno su
end u sold AZ from FOR and no
sto 90, and 90, for ooIn fell
Gows-Only 73 heed Of sold Of fom 20 10 $50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-26
n,rkc,, R,port,d b. T,l,r,anh

PHILADELPHIA, spril 23-fLouR ia hru suoeTHns, &c.
WHEAT rD s.le, oil9 coo bu,h Red Soa 81; VII s,
7sds7 IS COSY sJvsncsd ldlc sales Of 30 bush Vel.
low nc. Provisions hrmi Mess PORK, sia So WHISKY
steady OF 2ld72c
CIscIyaArI Arri 25-FLoUR-Prce. sitter but quotations
uncharg geo WHRKY unchanged =. FlGl5sc Po2E steady
buiiher, s'l but pic = firm. EXCHANGE unaltered.
Nav OHLKAss April 2S-CoTToS-sEeE to day 500 bales
prices e-sr but quotations unchanged suGsB firm. MoLAs-
RS aUi. steady at rs g t6 FRaaHT of
Lv-Ipoo d. FxoHAsSs on London 8ias y cent premium
End with bills Of ajng 40 cent Blight Exchange New
YoIk at par 10 y cent p tmium
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-26

A NEW CHURcH.-Ths Hudson City Baptist Society
of Berger, are about to erect Church edihce on
Madison avenue and Centre place, on the jackson
estate L. is to be built Of brick with stone TRAININGS
The house Of hip will be Sc by 80 feet with lee
,urs loom on the rear, % by s. feet in size. The
stesple will be l6O feet in hight The ed'6ce IS ex-
psced to be completed early next Winter, and will
cost about so, 0O0.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-26
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEw-JERsEY-

~ Conn-otine New Hampton With the Delsv Lacke
and Western Railroad and at Easton with the Lesia
Valley Railroad
WINTER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Dec. 1e, 1ase-
Leave New Yorb for Easton and intermediate places from o
Of Courtand at IL M and +0 For sonsr
Vile BY the above trains, and A. 5;3n d. m.
From Ple No North River 1880 and l13o and ss5
foT Esston and intermediate ststions oI Somsryne BY
She above trains and at 1880 N.
The 10 train from foot Of Courtsndtst and the II 30
Rom Pier make close connection ct Esston with tho
Lebsb Valley Railroad and thence via East Rs
rOed 20 Resdns without change Of and connects Rss&
ing direct Pottsvills and Harrisburg.
Passenger for the Delaware Lsckassnrs and Western ks
read will leave New.Yoh frcm foot Couriapdts,
1880 from Pier only; for Lehgh Valley Railroad ct and
nom foot Of Colrtlsnds, and at 80 and II 30
rom pier N. r only JOHN STERNs, supeTinten dent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-26

Popt pos-bO4t Of 95 turs, for be San iy Hook pilots
d.gn,d expressly for sp.ed. He has Also ast laid the
keel of cppsrbark of about $50 tuos. for the Mex
lean trade. She is building for Mr. f. Alexander Of
Ne~ York.
Mesrs Webb & Bell are building q small steam
boat Of 100 tuDs, for the Harlem River.
Mr.. T.. Whitlosk lie aso lay ing the keel Of small
propeller Of about so tunP.
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Cambridge CnitIe Market.

REPORTED TnA r. 7. THfBUss Bi Ono. EuPr.
WBDsKsDAY, April IS, 1860.
Whole number OF Cattle at market 23 about 200 Beeve and
81 stores consisting Of Working OXes Mich Cows, and one
W. and three yeAr-olds
PRCEs oy HiRKEr BEEy-Extrs 81 5O9 Al rs fst quality
Sc u.s. second quality s5 80 third qnsy 81 90 ord,aery 80
PRICES bToRE CATTLx - Uorsins O1en. y pail ffoui
stetc l90 Cows and Calves from ops s4sHf6O Year.
l'prr Two years CID sl7Gs22; Three years DID, ga
QR2e
ST esp and Lsmbs LBS st maie Prices In lots SO to
s2 each Eltrsi 81 rs e30sS rs or from Sc 10 DE- y d.
sUNBRR FROM BACH sTATR.
Cattle. Hheeo 4 Iamhs HofsAa suIns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-26

FORT LAFAYETTE. April rs .anset.-No inwsra-bonnd
v,Usls in sight Winan W hsh.i weather clear
SANDY HOOK, April rs Notwithstanding Persia for
liverpool pss'ed The Bar le2>, Qaaser City for Havana
t;op Two banks and three brss the Hook bound Ia.
WIND ~, and scualy.
HIGHLANDS, April IS, supsei--Tvo barb. on iho High.
lands hound in Wini N w light weather clear
SAVANNAH. April 2arhs screw Eleamship r. r. CuylsF,
oirIomwss ine from RewYOik. here AZ noen ysseaay.
a4h Inst,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-26
Pnsxcuzern Arrived

IN s,ea~ship Vigo from Lieeypoot-Nrs. H. koisher Ho'
Geor,e Russell hugo Alymsn, Walton James b. Russell,
mIs Arp,.p James Walton Mis- Elizabeth Easton, Leoood
Csvsia Henry Stephenson r. Wright, j. Blanchenson. v
RocLgei Apslyn p. Lawrence. W. Fry K CornwSiis g.
Calyet Rsv NJ Patterson Miss Willis, Schools K Doooin,
Ms. r. Dobbir, Mrs Andrews
In bark Caseo o Tyiaidad dc Cuba-Tbos Roebuck lady
.nd, Oh,
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Total IN 1860, to April ls.............I,s
EQUAL 10 abou. l7,0t0 packages.

TIE recent LARGE export OF Butter nearly all fair good
table 0rby the for shipments for the
being about commencing The Of good at
t hi country Great Britain, h entirely septl,na
OF lii oy TO Hsain unless iBdu.fd By similar low
tpgr o prices This export dcmsnd has been quite godtnd
snd has ayed the Butter markets OF ini country Fem much
lower depth
The e1teDc high price Of Cheese ruling Induces many
TO Cheese. but think these changes
viii he nearly quite basrced by the Increase Of das
pew territory too limited In the number Of each
,ucces'u che. 10 ss The production OF Butter will
not te much, II ~ al dmlrishej
There Tesson to expect, with favorable season.
than moderate Of prices fot Butter bat h~s
very e danger that the ensuing viii dis.s
oDsy the just closed We quote the present
follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-26

Tx.xc,s OF OrHEn CrrIEs Controller Havss
c,t easy receiving the anncsl reports, containing
A.. spcls rsusac ne Of other sites throughoustle
,sp,ry, and Of important foreign CT les esvoe taken
.p.siI pains 10 coees large library of them as
pc,,ibe frow the ne Of lis Department Fortis n
sopsus Rave been requested asst him in THE mater
end bave 10 nav cases responded An interesting
hh,sr, of reference, which hes alte,dy attained re-
,pecsebe cpor'ion- is thus grsjuAy h'iog buih up
and will scoo Be highly priced by the student of mu
Espal government Ths documents Eie available 70
any ters, having occasion 10 refer them upon eau
/ . M the CogtrOller's Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-26
NEW-JERSEY HEM&

SurPosrD SUICIDE ny sHoorIse.-rae body OF an
unknown man, spvarsDsl, sG,ruan AbOus 80 years Of
sac vas found yesterday afternoon Dg at the ioo' OF
de hin lsad,ne 70 West HobOkep under circumstances
which leads o the suppos ion thai he had committed
s,,oide by shooting Upon examination 1t was found
h. bullet bad the mouth, and passed out NJ
,he back Of The head. Deceased wac about feet
inches in hight had black hair, heavy dark sandy
~ biskers an moustsehes, and dark blue eyes. He
had on daIk brosn frock coat, black vest light
cssimeIe pants and pair of boots with hole cut on
the side Of one Of the nsteps. On bis person was
for nd powder and bullets silver watch, two brsss
sno three iron Keys, and blue pocket handkerchief,
with white spots. An inquest will be held to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-26
.BROOKL wv ITEMS.

IMPROVEMENTS AT HUNTERS PoINT.-Extensive
improvements have been commenced at Hunters
Point 'or TIE accommodation of the business Of the
Long Island Ri road, which is TO terminate there.
About 10 acres of land to be made by filing 10,
Upon which are 10 be erected car-housss, engine
housts machine shops and depot.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-26
1870 THE PENNSYLVANIA 1890
tCOV CEHTRAL RAILROAD. lOOV
SRsAr ooysLE-TRAcK ROUTE

ShbAT hOUTG
The capacity Of the Road 10 the oeuxy.
SIZE GREAT SHORT LINE TO THe WEST.
Once No Astor House, Of Yssey-eL
facies for the transportation Of Passengers ssd nom On
enns Chicago S. Louis Sc Paul Nashville. hcmphis New.
Orlesns and ali other In the West and s2u
Ger speed and comfort by any
Through trains for the West leave NsvYorh foot Of Csur
kndt-st Morning Expyess Ia Evening Express, ..
elsepins and snokinscArs on ell trainA
Fare always low, and tbe time quics a. b. any oshs1
-.
81 this route feisn, OF all descriptions be fervrdsd
and om pon, TIE rsrosdso Ohio Kentucky lnStsss
Illinois Wisconsin, Iowa Missouri. BY hAusoAp pi-
RECT, TO any por. the uavssbe rivers OF Ne west "
steamers nom Pittsburgh - a.,
The rates Of Freight and nom point on the wet oybs
Pennsylvania Railroad all time. favorable a. are ehfsa
BY other karoao Companies Merchants and shipper nrn
ing the transportation Of hsI Freight to this Company can rJ
With confidence on It's speedy transit -,
This Company psiptsins Enirant Accommodated
Zine by which parties smisrsns wsstwsid snoy cheap a1a
mode ha the trstel.. as
fare j. ELLIOTT, fss,enscr Asent No. Assor h5Ha
LEECH Co, Freight Agents,
No Astor House and No. South Wuisnzt
MCDONALD BIscBoFF, Emirsnt Asenis
No Bsttery-placs
THOMAS A. SCOTT, General supt AI,oons Pa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-26

The HUDSON COUNTY Day Dock CoNPAsY.-The
HudsoD Comfy Dry Dock Company have nearly com
pleed their dry Dock and intend to put 1t In operation
about the micds of May. They have commenced the
rectOn of ship house at the foot Of Greene street,
Jersey City, As by 20 feet and three stories in hight
The company sso about 10 lay the keel Of three
mas,ed schooner of 800 tuus to be completed by the
l.t Of September.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-26

CoFfEE-Very little dong the stock OF Rio larger An
auction sale announced TO- fdsy The sales 1870 bags
stained lag syIa lc 5Odo Rio At bic and LOCO do st.
DoHirgo o pIivste terms, for export.
FLOUR AND MEAL-Thsre IL less doing In Western and
sae Flour holders able fTther ssh' advance
which bpEipcss the improvement Is the notice
able neoi and better grades the most seye
at mari quiet and shippers and spccus.
held Of 27O DBL. o. - asa IS @ for s1perdne
State s asa for extra do IS et0 IS 10 for ohnioa
&s sass 80 for low Ttdes OF Wesrn EJ;ta 81 a 30 -
for .hppcg snd OF BOUND oop Extra Ohoh. Latter an
extremes e6Gs7 for .de brnns d. and 80 lod 81 .? t'r
St. Louis Extras Canadian Flour il In good request The
be grades have further sdvsuosd the sales ITO bps at
IS fsd4 Az FIR Extras Srprs SARGE southern sour
and speculative equ.st the sses are
bbls ST eSds6 e. for superhne baltimore S and % o.
al Is for n. better grades Rye Flour |. n fair demand and
/, ,srs Of 2s bbls at 4s is Corn MeL In
moderan demand and i sedy sse. OF bl 60s az 20 ~ Iof
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-26

Nor so>-A very pathetic story has been related Of
a ,ouus man who lost all bic money By ga milling on
beard the steamer EmpIe s sse between New'fork
aud Fall River, and then drowning himself by jumping
from the boat. Ii was a barrel that fell OVERHEARD,
and lot a msn. So says The N0rriek BaLetiR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-26
Billiard Gables.

A LARGE ASSORTMENT Of weI-seasonet
~ BILLIARD TABLEs made In the best gos,ee All
AID AZ prices viii be found at the PhELN Pr
LIZARD TABLE MAEUFAcToRY, Eos %, s. ~ sa
Crosby st., Nsw.YoEi Every article contested san sSs
q the iow estr rates
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-26

FATAL FALL-Yederdsy morning an lrishwoman,
ytAb o. A;e k,d by falling aosD stairs the steam
shIO Wac Just arrived fom Queenstown She attempting
ts ID the main dsck when abe Lost her footing and fell TO
the bottom lnl herSef almost instantly Coroner JsoknAn
hold an iuOLest d BODY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-26

Markets.-CAnEFuLLY REPonrRD FOE rus ~ Y. TRmrys
WKDsEsDAI, April ~, 1860.
AsHEsrbe market without change the depsnd not very
active bb. rs Is for Pots and IS sat Pearls
CoTJ ONThe is du and rather heavy sales Of $50
bales We Iepeai former quotstions
CLASSIFICATION.
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Receipts Of Produee,

Total By all Routss lpsH IS 647 bbs F1oar 100 Dbl,
Ost Meal Ga bush. Wbe.t 1875 do. Data 1884 do Cor 6o)
do Malt $40 bbl WHISKY 26 pkss Provisions 2a bags Seed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-26

NIEW-JERSEY RAILROAD - For PHILA-
IN pELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST via JERSEY
CITY, Mai and Express Lines leave New Yorl snsn
a IN. and and fare o. Through Tickets sold fef JIM
,iunst and the ~os. and for Washington Newesns saa
the South No. and housh baggage checked TO wshinxon
4. "a. ans p trains
}. W. wooORUFF, Assistant Superintendent
No bsssye Win be received for trains aues, ceveree -
CHECKED II niautes 10 advance 81 tue due Of esvtns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-26
DJEp.

PlTTEN-on Wednesday evening April IS Of lingering H.
ros John paiten senior In the 67th yesI Of his ago.
Notice OF funeral in Tomorrow papers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-26

TALLoWTbe market is heavy, and prices ave love-, the
unvcrabe from adding to the e2yinos sales Of
41,n0 n l0a4c. Roush Fat Is steady At &c cash.
WOOL-Domtltc Fleece and Pulled Woods IL moderate
request prices shovpe Important ohauge sales II IS Oh
ID and Fleece 364c Tor common TO full blood
Meno ard ssIoDy GO N0 ID Caorns and Texas a, l5G2c
sno ID Pull ed 3edesc for super City and ga Nc for
soper extra Country Foreign quite Gull but holders
Indifferent sellers uDle's IT foil previous prices.
WHlSKY-Tbe msket Il better but the demand il light
sales of 10O bbls., At 22a22Ic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-26

ALLEGED ATTEYPTED RAPE "A man Dsmed Paul
McDens yesterday bes for iiL sy Justice Ryder
Fstst Dtrici charge q having attempted commit
fepe upB H4 aid % daughter Of Charles BT
eT Tetpg At the CT Graham avenue End Powers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-26

4 and TROY, connecting With train: NORTH AID WEST
from Mopday April 1860 rrains viii leave Chamoersst
station follows Through Expsss, Trains and m and
So o. Albany Astl, a Slespins-Cer Train s:S p "a.
sundays inc uded; Wsy Trains fos Sing Sing s45 and
l:IS .Dd p for Pousbteep.is iis and s% p M for
Tayyovn 3:35 for PeekstiI $3.50 p m FROM slsst,
Buaslo Northern Lightning News Train, $50 m Emit
osns 63 m Passengers taken at Cbsnses Canal Chris
toshrr and ssts Trains for Eew-York leave Troy Of 44
sundsy incl1ted) and s:ss and M and and 9a sun-
days ncudsd and p and albany absqt half an hour Aef
A. q. SMITH. Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-26

SERIOUS iiURSISG AccIDgsT.--A little girl named
Louie. Hosmsp ~be.e parents reside m South fourth srset
near Ninth, F.. D. yesterday while psying GROUND Loo6 ~
accidentally caught her clothes 6ie 1d was 80 ssysTsv
5ulEsd thal her recovery Il doubtful
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-26

FISH-Dry Cod are less active but firm at SO 1854 3
for Western and ST. Gecee. Bank Msckeo are in limited
$l7 for No Moss Box HeTros sell slowly at 10
for No. !, and &c for scaled. -
GRAINThe Wheat market s agsin batter The demand
confined chiefly Spring mainly 70, po Winter hrm
request iof milling the tales are bush
Milwaukee Club (pst yesterday 1t 81 7s0slSt in sore
1850 bush Chicago Spring 25a a. in store 2N0 bush
choic. Amber at 81 4G$l as 100 bush Amber MIGHT
gan 4S; 200 bush. White do. at 81 b'g*l % In store
and 400 hush Red Soubes at 81 Barley IN hni de-
msnd hot IL steady at 73c Barley Malt In ne d'nisnd
ct s3dgc active and rather TIMER the NV
Bcerc and pices steady sa Of Western and Canadian
i2ld3c and State 4Sd4o Rye steady bat qliet
,Aes OF 200 bush Northern S4c delivered Corn h better
and IN good demand In FOR rIpart the Is Sa and
tendency upward sales Of 1900 bush at sc Tor uosouna
sac o choice White Southern; Yellow DO. is nomiesl at 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-26

IF. MFAeHER LITERARY USIoS.-A society OF
yospg men. under the above name, gave their hrs'
snpuA exhibition hast night at Clinton Hail. Mr. John
EeGr-th in The chair. Toe Cub naubers gate re-
spseisble body of zoe mbers sOd meets on Taesaay
evening Of escb week as No. 4S5 Fourth avenue Tor
debating and general literary cOluSs'ion. heagoer
"vindcs,on from Creason" aud Spirit oftae North,
The Ing speech OF ROoe Eume and otaer pieces OF
siui ar character were recied credltsole manner
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-26
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ADmfTED TO PROBATE The Sayrogate yestsriay
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-26

FiRE IN EAST TBRTY-FIFrH sTREET.-About
O'Clock ast night FIRE occurred in the basement OF
tie building No. Sc East Tor,y fifth street. owned by
Mre MAtha A. Kennedy of eEark, N. D., bat being
discovered al an early momeot toe flames were sxIn,
su.bed before they had made much progress. Inc
IRE ~ss the result Of inatenion the part OF boy
Who had been lett in charge of the buildng. tep-
pears that the Lao had kinoied large ire IN toe far
DaSs Dsed for beating the bnidng, and after giving II
fail draft had gone out leaving the heating appar.
aus to al care Of iself The bulldog was damaged
70 the amount Of abOat $lvO. Fully insured In
cay companies.