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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-28

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WARREN, April ss-sh schr Thos Cooper Taylor, Phla
WEXFORD. April ss-sld schr Budson, Waterman,
YORK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-28

Prsa hence Took pilot from boat No ~ ash. 10 miles
steamship Northern Light Tinklepaush Asplnwan Apr
~ % a o s %s Ahs New r..0,
We Havana sd ii iO AM with ndse and 40 passengers,
sssanshlp Potomac, Watson, Baltimore and Norfolk, win
stssmship nonceno easer Washington and Norfolk with
ndse 70 Cromwell y, 20 3h inst Pm. passsd schr
s.ssnsn,p rrsspsoo, Van Portland with mdse and p.s-
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gss:ea NIP Western from Liverpool for PAiadephs
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so s.ssns for ~ n r. Is u
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Bark Helocn Gregory Havana Is DAYS with sugar 4, Cal
YIN Adams Has been days Of Haeras win heavy
x Ess ssss qTGetsr Ct Boston, Staples ss 10 days.
bsla War Hawk fsr) Harris sagua, days. with sugar
Brig James Stewart Or OF Gsseuock Taylor Rio Janero
March 10 with coffee % Jpo thompson Sailed Ia company
Brig Laoosts tof Bango sagua IA days with sugar and
Brig Csmuck Cof Maehas) johnson Cumberland Harbor.
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scsr Tl.y wlliusale Windsor Ms IL days with plA.-
SER rorsys S. as Inn; Washington NC, day.
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s!oop kiepxi Briegs Esixabehport for Providence.
sIoop Alfred Richards, Tucker, 6sugertcs, days.
Steamer Albatross, Jones, Providence.
BELOW.
March Z.
Also one ship and one brig
SAILED.
Hteamshp DcSoo, Havana and New Orleans
Wind NJ sunrise NV; sunset SW.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-28
NEWSPAPERS.
J ADVERTISERS

ITO ADVERTISERS.
We need only to call the attention Of business tie
convince them that TRIBUNE very best me 1iu In
which 70 advese Advertisements inserted In all of the ed,
tons Of THE TR1SUNE will roach hundred and
eighty six thousand Subscribers and probably million and
half readers at expense 10 the advertiser Of only 81 10
RATES OF ADvERTHING IN THE NEW YORK DAILY
TRIBUNE
Ordinary advertisements cas ded under appropriate heads
10 cents line each insertion, dollars per line per
month. " ~
ABOUT NINE WORDS AVERAGE A LINE,
SEMI WEEKLY TRIBUNE
ORDINARY ADvBRrIsING-Twentyf five line each In
eori0n.
ITEH-(Advertsemen)-Fhy osnts line, each insertion.
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
ORDINARY ApvKRrIsEG-$1 rs line, each Insertion
IlKM-!n Ne news column, pre6xed BY word Advertise
ment " 81 10 line, each insertion.
No Advertisement inserted In the WEEKLY TRIBUNE for
less than s..
No leos by the quarter or year.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-28
THIRD EDITION.

THIRD EDITION.
NEW YORK EVENING EXPRESS
ID published O'Clock NJ and be had at all The
leading hotels the ferries and q the ofaoes
contains exclusive telegraph nsws later b. several hours
than other evening together with city newu ship
news and stocks up he hour going 10 press
The circulation Of THE ExPAE0S reAfer than he com
bined uaon Of the entire evening preea or New Yvh
city, and !: equaled only by the cash morning pap~s
yertsements eight cents per line. -
All advsrtsemenh in THE EVENING EXPRESS sppear
uA charge. j. 4 =. RRO0KS
Nos Is and ID Park row,
OUT OF TOWN RBADRR0
SH1AkS WI supply any editLoa Of THn EVENING
EXPHsS nowa agents along The Hudson River and New
York Central And Erie Railroad price which WIN enable
than 70 reeAn n n two ecnts per copy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-28

Me dollar for them. This afternoon the market
was less active than in the morning, and prices
were not quite SO high. The following we're
the last quotations of The day:-virginia ss, 92l
IS; Missouri 6's, s3a g.; Canton, 81 a; Cumber-
land Coal preferred, IA Is; Pacific Mail, los 4;
New York Central, 79t q 4; Eric, LIT al; Hudson
River, AZ !; Harlem, 12l IS; Harlem preferred,
SO J; Reading, 42s 4; Michigan Central, Asa q I;
Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana, IL n };
do. guaranteed, 245 rs; Panama, lss 4; Illinois
Central, 500 60; GaIena and Chicago, GA a /;
Cleveland and Toledo, 29l 4; Chicago and Rock
Island, est al.
The steamship Northern Light arrived this after.
noon with 81 ass 1897 in specie on freight. This
may increase the shipment of bars by to-morrow's
steamers. Messrs. W. 7. Coleman & Co. say in
their CIRCULAR
Monetary affairs for the approaching steamer COM
parRuyely easy Indeed, there seems ~ tho Of
writing ess than the usual de mand and accommodation
on choice names or Satisfactory collateral readily be
on the Fast & selling BY the bankers A. az per cent,
though Of the mercantile houses Is dra wing ct per
@ 0s .S M IL .nS
have been light during the fortnight The bulk of those
Of % %a1s
racted for Sx per cent. Al the close $4,000 Of
Japanese embassy funds are Offering, and quotations
The operations Of the United States Branch Mint dur
ing the first quarter OF 1850 were the deposits gold
bullion and the coinage Of gold and silver, follows
Receipts Of gold bullion, W. after melting $l33 1877 20
Receipts corresponding period OF 1852. 134 22712
Failing off,. 1882
COinage-Gold.. ....................$2,5s3,0o 900
Do. Silver. $4,000
Coinage corresponding period Of 1866
3oio.. .................SZ,loI,oOO
Silver. Observation-Disclosures. 10000
lot
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RAILROADS.
NEW YORK AND HARr.RN HAuRoAD.
IN EAyw a 70 AIN A NV

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-28

Family Marketing.
The prices at Washington market this week remain
pretty much the on last Saturday, with few
very trifng variations.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-28
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The exports Of treasure during the first quarters Of the

me exports Of treasure during the rst quarters Of he
1858. e1 ITS 1860. 0,l7o459 $780, ,7el
shipment Of S3l0,626 70 TO China Der Oracle made
suoeequenty would change the above result and make
the gain q 1850 over corresponding period Of last year
$2o6 ,961 ,06.
We have considered that the amount Of treasure
exported Afforded much indication OF the production Of
the mines, especially when the amounts for different sea-
sons vary % little, shown above The most useful IN
renoe that can be drawn from the above figures is that
m increasing population In the State does not need
responding increased extent OF imported supplies. The
self sustaining abilities OF people expanding daily,
though their growing numbers to maintain pretty
evenly the amount OF money expended for articles Of for
The imports Of treasure, from all sources during the
nrst quarter Of 1850, amounted 1926, 678 ~
Same period last year 677643 62
Increased imports, 1850. ssls, os4 90
Our exports or quicksilver have revived the present
year 70 extent For the first quarters Of the past
three ysays they compare ~ fol0wE-l868 $500 TASKS
closed BY litigation, but several mines Of less magnitude
now actively worked and their increasing production
gives certain supply for export At present there s
Ete Offering ON the market for this purpose and rates
Are temporarily advanced The quantity now produced
b about equal 70 900 TASKS per month, Of which $50
can be afforded for export.
The exchanges at the Clearing House this morn
ing amounted to $2o632,54l "a, and the balances
to sl,5S6,7l0 Is.
Higher rates of toll on the Erie canal have been
adopted on pork, beef, barley, butter, oats and
merchandise
the third week in April SO 342 more than in 1859.
The last statement of the Bank of England shows
the following variations as compared with the pre-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-28

The Philadelphia Ledger Of to-day reports
The bill market quiet The supply Of capital is abun
dan and 10 find safe and satisfactory employment paper
has 70 be taken below bank rates. For really primo bills
the ruling rates from ~ to 6 per cent Paper less
favoraby known ranges from to II per cent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-28

-SAnHdan HOUR was IN Beauy u6mhnu md pFCe8 urn.
The sales embraced about 900 bbs. at IS so 7 40.
Southern flour was nrmer and In great de-
the range Of the above nguYes Rye -four was Hrmer
with sales Of 26o bbs a the above figures. Corn meal
800 bbls. Jersey and Brandywine wheat Was In great
milling demand, with some purchases for export, and
prices advanced from &C. s. per bushel The sales en-
Western, 81 SO 81 81 for white Canada 81 81 IS for
Milwaukee club, 81 20 81 80 for Chicago spring, and
fair white Southern at II Co. Corn was higher With sales
Of % coo bushels In part ct SOC for mixed Western and
yellow Jersey sos So for yellow Jersey and Southern
now held at go. &c., and prime white Southern was
held st 500 Ryewas unchanged. Barley was heavy at
78c 10. for State Barley malt was firmly held at
SO. GOO. Oats were firm and active. and closed
81 an advance Of L. per bushel Tho following statement
from the circular Of G. Cutting gives the receipts and
exports Of flour and grain a this port for the week ending
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ton ng banks Gamble Powell for NYork lds star Light
Boston ldg sch1 julia Fox leaning, for NYork ldg; Ralph
1iExAEbRfA. April &-Arr sohr Henry Finch. Davy,
Jersey City.
BOSTON April ss,AE Dsraps. Forrest Belle rsrs.vsl
wsSbsr s.sus; Eicfer.on fhsdspSsp scSrs juno. New
As' eis sses asss
o asT ssss . ks.
Ts %S ana s
wards BS5esSt ard Irea.nrer Fisher P5i.dephi.
isHn
1yss ss. Ssta
hs port Yesterday asrsporied uesn
ak si:
a.ss ssns ss:
Gree ch hSvy,a LSrSsSn Effort (gr Way AsPnEs Pro
sssd-~nd II . 81 and Nv BARK Fsu fn
Tih.Arr Sy ted schr Mobile, Howss, Norlsana Below,
BALTIMORE April 96-Arr barss Paladin Wilson, Buenoa
AyIes; John B s Gayle kYpgk There's tsrsms 10
Essrs a.chsIs;en do Home TcLssa kssss:. sarah
ss: Saas {srs soohss kn Se':Ss and
III ss:s s sos1s. u. vssn.
d go: ?ss s s:ss
5 6s s S:S s 11ss iss .s s s '
is az $780, s: s sss "a 83:ssss
BRISTOL, April sd big IrA Psaroe sAxua; schr Maria
Louisa, Cumminge NYork.
EAsf oRhHNwfcH, Aprn E-Arr schr Klirabesh Bacon,
Bssset, Rondout
1sI a' Hss DS's
~: s.i ross EH sas s;ss.sa so:sa xsao
bert Iho%ss nsSrs rhadelphA via ssaoonet; soop
FAIR HAv1N April 2s-Arr schrs Sarah r Mls Rswley.
Virginia. Albert Yanen FARRELL do CID slocp Franees Ann
eioiGlT6vN. PC. Aprn BAT sshr MadSnns, Ooh
xY1nkfOft H00yuth BtrA1tOu.
NYost. Cd 1tA, Dshr OummingI Jonea Bosom.
0A1DIN1R, Apsn MAR sehrD William B ,HCFSey, b.
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The increase in the circulation is explained by
the heavy disbursements by the treasury on &C
count Of dividend and other claims
Private letters by the Africa advise that Messrs.
Thorburn, Son & Co., cotton brokers' Liverpool,
were compelled to suspend their payments on the
18th inst The liabilities of the house are stated at
100000, but with cotton unsold against large
proportion of their outstanding acceptances.
Messrs. Bell & Sons write that During thu. last
fortnight the market for American securities has
continued without animation; it, however, shows
frmness, and prices both of State stocks and rail.
road bonds have generally advanced" And Messrs
Barring say that American stocks and those Of Brit
ish America have been neglected this week, the
attention of investors having been directed to the
negotiation of E2e50, 900 per cent bonds of the
Colony of Victoria, of which FL $4,000 were ten
dered for at prices between los and l0s, and the
balance of 81 100000 is now offered for further
subscription on the 18th inst at los. The latest
ouotat ions in American sncuritiea arc annevod.-
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sKGARs AND TOBACCO.

ITO CLUBS Ann CoNronsAURs IN ToBACCo--
IhrouEh direct inge.t.sson The ehoaesst sn o -:
ssperef eulu1A are 70 be found NJ CHARLIE 0uSDN
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American Ports.

Barstow NYork lh schr Ralph Post Colium Boston, 1Oh
bark etar Light Bearse Galveston CD 18TH ship Lady Ho
Mitchell. - =
In port LsShips Switzerland TrAsk for Liverpool ldg;
Highland Chief BAxsow Tor do Rotunda Percy for do
90; Euphrasa 1eDiarmi for do DO Bay State fer
DO do Danube Coaer for do do Forest City Kelly for Bos
ton dg banks 0smbe Powell fos NYork lds; sax Light
Boston dg schs julia Fox Leaning for NYork dg Ralph
AIExAKbRiA, April %-Arr schr Henry Finch, Davy,
Iornn fHiu
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suspssIAHo' Aprn s uus az Alien rsyen NYork
sHANGHAE Feb AR Resolute Sheriff, Hong Kong Red
Gauntlet Lucas NYork 6h wanderer. King sapan and sid
Granada Taylor Nsgasak Tinos. Bennett, Hakodad; 18Th
sd from Wocsun9 Feb 7, Kate Hastnxs Kngman, Annoy;
1h. Aeta, EIaton kanaEawa; Urania Turner, NagasaH
March for Penanxl March Andes Putnam re,ang Bro
gan. NYoxk.
1h bark Kate Lincoln Soue Philadelphia 10Th brig weno
nah, Baltimore
TRIESTE April s-Arr Martha Kendall, Paddock Whining.
ton.
TRINIDAD April l4-Arr schrs Tttcomb Portland 18th,
Wheeler, Laughln, CienfueE,s
VALENCIA, April 6-Arr Peter Hanson HolmeA NOrleaus.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-07-28
81 I e, G {.
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