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Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-07
REMOVAL.
Paint and Varnish RrMsIle es.

LARGE ASSORTMENT from he celeb ated fac
N tory "f j. j. A lams < Co. consisting Of o X.
and Extra int Nrnish and " litr. wash HrushtS,
Blenders, Filches, Sable and q. H Pencils Shoe, stove
Sluce ami Scrubbng brushes "fsnperior quality.
Now nndin Ex. "Jno Stuart" and "Fieetwnt,p and
for sale low by RICE, COFFIN Oo.,
may EFT! 20 D street.
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IIARYSVILLE LAUNDRY.
EWELL B. GRUBBS,
81 SoOt Rna Shoe
" IANUF

SOUTH sIoE OF SECOND STREET, TWO DOORS
above Street.
can he fnund at the alb we place at all hours, ready
to MAKE OR REPAIR B lnts An Shoes IN as neat
aud wnrkmanlke a manner as can be done ~ any e.
tiblish neut IN this city.
ma, IS my 2. p. GRUBBS.
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VILE, CAL, SATURDAY MORNING. JULY z 1860.
Spetial 9lotitrs,
Radical Cure of Rupture.

a-> DIR. D. W. C. RICE, having perfected
~ arrangements witA DR.. MARSH, of New
York, for the and sale of his - RADI-
CAL CURE TRUSS" desires to inform those afflicted
with HERNIA, or RUPTURE that he has now on hand a
mll and complete assortment this celebrated .ustu
ment, and will devote his special attention 10 its APP
pcaton, and subsequent necessary treatment, to all
those who may place themselves under his care.
from the eminent success attending the use of the
"RADlCAL CURE TRUSS" DR. RICE feels assured
tnat ALL cases OF Rupture susceptible Of cure be
ehectualy and permanently relieved by the use hs
instrument, 1t being peculiarly adapted to the anato-
my Of Hernia, and hence can be worn with ease and
comfort.
Reference may be had to gentlemen OF this city,
who have been eClcctualy cured
ONCE AT the Drug Store of RICE, COFFIN CO.,
81 Street, Marysye. sepl5-tf
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Observation-Disclosures.

rEHuRo Utiu our New YoIk House we are in constant
l. receipt Of choice article OF every variety a. low
Rgures- RICE, COFFIN 90.
sys ~ . ST. hsTysyins
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-07
THE NATIONAL DEMOCRAT
DAILY AND wEEKnX
RY A. S, RANDALL 81 co.
epANpAtL, s.B. CHRISTIAN, J. F. WHITAKER
. / cRAcKBoN, W. BoULwARr J. o. HEATLEY,
J. r. RIDGE.
Publishers and Pronrietors.
TERMS OF THE DAILY :

once corner Maiden Lane and Second Street,
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-07
TERMS OF THE DAILY.
MUSICAL.

To LADIES AND GENTLEmEN,-
L Mad mUiSells MAT HIDE D0RvAL wishes to
give French Piano and Singing Lessons. Residence
No. II II gh street, between First and Second.
Enquire at her rooms from IL TO O'Clock, from
to ten u'ciuck, p NJ. Terms for five lesaons-giveu
at her rooms or the residences Of the pupn45, in ad-
vance. The Lady will also attend musical parties.
ICSmy
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-07
NO. 115.
9ajlg yatlonal 1cmutrat.
PR O 8 p E Q TUS
OF THE WEEKLY
NATIONAL DEMOCRAT.


As the grand campaign Of the Democracy
against the Republican Party, with the prize Of
the Presidency in view, is at hand, and as the
contest will be u long, strong and bitter one, and
as the NATIONAL DEMocRAT will sustain the Dem.
ocratic Flag by whomsoever borne, so that he DO
the legitimate nominee Of the Party, we deem it a
dtti-g time, to cal, Hpou the friends Of the Demo-
or tic cause throughout the country to come to
our support. The larger the circulation of our
Weekly in the interior. The more shall we be able
to do for the benefit the Party, and we hope to
see the friends Of Popular Sovereignty, Conserva-
tism and the Union rally around US. They can be
assured that we shall never abandon their cause
nor betray their confidence nor prove laggard
in the advocacy Of their principles.
The WEEKLY DEMocRAT contains in every issue
TWENTY-EIGIITc columns Of reading matter. a
due portion Of which is devoted to political dis.
cussion, and the rest to news foreign and dornes.
tic, and to literary topics. In short, we shall en-.
deavor, as heretofore, to make the WEEKLY DEM
oCR4T not only II staunch and reliable Political
Journal but paper which shall be welcome 10
the families and homes Of our fellow citizens
Our terms, in advance, will be found below -
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3. In. BELLVAP,
CHARLES Rash,
sEAVY 81 HENRY,

PAINTERS AND DECORATORS
nFE=y=5-.--S Painting in all its branches, In
fyNrLsSsN- culhg House aud ) gn Uniting,
=SylJN1yTX- carrie Oh ~ this shop. Stages,
CIrrIges, Buggi.s, Expr IS and
Frrig . Wagons pa'ntsl aud decorated tn prompt
ness ami ii'patch No pains viii nc spare Ia render
complete satisfaction to those tayorig us with their
patronage
Give us call 0t the CARRIAGE REPOSITORY,
aad let our work speak for itself. je2-my
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DAPERS PENDING BEFORE HIS HONOR
Il THE MAYOR FOR APPROVAL.
vrou cONNON COUNCIL.

FROM COMMON COUNCIL -, A..
Resolution dreciirg the Street ComGissioncr 70
preposa FOR building IRE engine Tor cnSuo
10 and rturn the award Of contract 10 the Common eoo1'
Road Of Aldermen February %, lS6O.
On ayes and adopted
Dond OF Councilu en- Apln IL, lSt1
On ayes and adopted , 4. Ia. ana
cuyert be ba under the direction OF the Croon Aloee
neosr,nent An Norfolk street In Broome eet
point about hfly feet north Of Grand suec' anu 'AA'
nance therefor be adopted.
Board of Aldermen, March 10 loC"
On ayes aud adopted . -
Board Of Conncilmen. April ~, lo0o.
On ayes and adopted. - 60 a., Law r,s
Resolution directing the Manhattan Gas Company %
mains IN Second avenue nom Fortysseoud street 70
ninth street forthwith. -.
Board Aldermen, March IL, 1860
Adopted. = -
Roard OF Counoilmeu April 49, 1907.
Ra.o,ion ba sever with the receiving Sas
and cnivcTts he bYi under the direction OF the ~
Aoueduct Board In Norfolk sueet ee.Neeh pi,,..
lsncey streot, and that the q o 1s is,s, ~
Board OF Aldermen, MaISsh 40 wv
On AZ . and noes edoped, "a ,eea
Beard Of Counollmenr Apr" Az NV
ayes ana NO ns The Controller 10 advertise for 10,
~ Hoe Company Ne So the lot 10 Dc losated whnlh
nj Las;nston aud Thirtynintn ana ortt.
, ,sssis and return the TO the Common SesASa '0s
00 Ra.pa Of Aldermen, Feb. %. 1900
On ayes and adopted.
Boaui Of Councilmen, April 10, let@
On ayes aud adopted.
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rrARHIkD.

RooRAEM-F0STER--At New Brunswiek, N, j., onThurs'
Ssy Ap, 49, by the Rev Or. How Theodore Burgess boc
se 10 Anne Hart daughter Of John Foster oil Of that city
BURCH-BUTCHER-on "Wednesday evening April 10 at me
lane street NJ f. Church. by the Rev w H. Lannsbury, Mt
g. EuSch Of Pawiinss Dntchess County to Mics Kate
Bitches daughter of /. II. Butcher, esq, Of this city
LALOR-SAvA9E-0n Thursday April ID OF the Archepis.
Very Rev VIM STAIRS V. g. r. Laor 70 Anna b., danshse
Of Mr. Michael Savage.
IOTF1LOWYln this city on Thursday afternoon, April 49,
nv The Rev Father Murphy St. AIMS Church, Astor place
William Lotti to Mary Elizabeth Lowry ofEew-Yors.
sEYMOUR-GERARD-On Thursday evening" April 49, By the
Rev n j. SAWYER %. D., g. A. Seymour Of Walls Wala
Oregon Emma Gerard daughter Of the late William oe
rerd, esq, ofthis city .
WATKINS-HALsTED-On Thursday April 19 In the "a =
Church. Nsmsroneck by the Rev Poss assisted .? .he
Rev Heman Bangs the Rev. Wilbur Fish Wstp9s ., .ns
man Hslsted, esq.
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Arrived. ....SUsDAY, April %.


Steamship Jamestown Skinner Richmond Norfolk, ac,
ms. .s'. ana ps.s. 20 LaSisn q HeincLsn.
Steamship Huntsville Post Savannah md's snd pass to r.
sSp BspooiI cremsn wsnls Bres.n Mach nsd.s and
Flower bound Wi 18Th eOh PHO. from b9a. Edwin Forrest
sage; split ssil' stove bul varks, &c.
BAH Young America Celns GARDENS days sugar e aosst
Williams Sailed in company with bark Fanny Hamilton, for
Bs,I Hea Ru.t Mnniss March passed Gbralt,s 18th
Psk Simiod tof Bo.sou) Lane Areceibo P. r., Apr So
Bas William R. 81 FRI: c:rssa. As
T. mols,.e. to G. E Peter Ssed IN company WIN eng
Biz ssr.s Eil.Seth of Calais. Rayne., Blact River jam,
BE Ocean Tssneph Br Grant Arroyo, p R., Merch 49,
sugar and molssses 70 Thomas Jsmes
Big Martha Jane Br corbis Windsor, N 81 II days, pla-
Big Enter prise ,. wisem.n, Windsor g. 81 days pAs
Big Emily w. ssyburn Nicie. Providence days. In ballast
to master -, MI. sS.,. .h,, ,,nh.r
bound 70 Kennsbec Me- Put into this port on account of head
sshi Albert Jameson. jameson, Rockand days lime to
schr Helena Orb Robbins Providence days. in ballast 70
sssI ossn Dr. q Hslifsa, o'55gsn Arr'y' p r.
SchI Red Rover, satn, Gardner Me- 10 days. umoer 70
sssr Peerless. u Doe Bermuda days potatoes and sn
's seSS Gilbert Bent lBr Howard, P,boro N g., IS d
sss TIoIs King Trev0rsy slysn 10 days To e.
schr John Benson, McGrssor Luxembourg NJ g. Is dys pas
schr Tycnia Gilman, Lubec 10 days, ahs and plaster 10
scsl Era, Chamberlain Boston days. mdse. John ".
schr c. W. Holmes wsaver Providence days. in ballast 10
sc6r wresth Randall Machias is days. lumber to j. Psck
sc scio.a Harrington Franklin 10 days. lumber to j. Boyn
schr Ralph Hswsss, Buckliu ROcklsnd days. lime 70
sc6r @. W. Baldwin Croker, Gloucester days, hsh V
schr n c. Hans Sawyer, JOnsspors ls days. spszs fsf
schr j. w. Faulkin, Boston days, rndse 10 J. c. Dayton
Schr Maria FOss JONES' machias IL days 70 c. j.
Scbr Bangor Jordan Ellsworth 10 days. lumber to c. e j.
Peters 49, ,.
schr Choetsw, Hsrdns, Warehsm days nails 70 m.sse
schr Alrnon rown Allen Boston mdse for pnia
scbr Del Norte, Dinsmore Lubec days hsh to Jed Fy
schr Telegraph Ro,ers, Amboy, ndse for Phisdelphis
schr Cbsse Jones' HsIwich days, In ballast.
Scbr LADY Adams Davis Somerset days, in ballast.
Schr Brave, Lowell, Boston, mdse for Albany.
Schr Diamond, horton, Boston, mdse- Tor Albany.
schr Emma Furbish AInss Rockspd days. lime TO naets
schr p Collins, Gorbam, Hsndson, Dldse Tor Boston.
Schr Amanda, Nelson Rockand days. lime to master.
sc Sarah Gardner Gardner Eizabethpo coal for tcr.
sioop New World, Ely, Providence . days, In bsnSA
socp Mount Hope Sullivan Taunton days. md to MASTER
Steamer wamsutta AIey, New-Bedford, dse pass V
Steamer Abstros Jones' Providence ndse 10 Isaso oas
Bark Light Brigade, from Hampton Ross
Bris African from Porte Rico
Mary Taylor QSo. 81
WIND-Durrg the day, NJ L.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. ....I


-Potomse Watson, Baltimore, II. B. Cromwell
Co, r. n. Cuyer, Crocber, Savannah H. b. Cromwell Go.
Aabsms Sch~nck Savannah, g. L. Mitchell Son; Yorktown
Parish, Norck aud City Point Lodam Heincken; Montice
To- Geg,r AeIaDdiis, &c. II. b. Cromwell Co. Pstspsco,
Vail, Portland Ii. b. Cromwell & Co.
Ship Swordhsh, CTandal Hong Kong J. G. Jewett CO.
Bais-T Cushing Cocard Csrdenss Welsh Carver Chase
Superb orr Henoenon Antwerp, Funch Mencke Tivo
Brown Mayssuez Joan Benson Gardner Ponce Stuges Co
yumu Ande,on Matanzas Stevens Bros; Lucy Ring Thur
low Cadenss Brett son Co. Florida, MundAy Sagaa, j. R.
Dow.
BIigs-yudge Hathaway, Lancaster, Portland Nesmth &
Sons Sea Fosm Borebau St. Thomas Maitland Phelps Co
A. Hopkins, Murray Galveston, IL; Brewer Co Georgt
Albert West Havan, W. w. Russell; Aurste, Davis Cer5e-
mas Z +. Ward Co St. Mays, St. Pierre, Vs.abe Rey-
MlO tsr) Campbell HslGax, H. J. G A. DewOlfi Am
scboonsis-S c. Wiietts Ireland, Richmond, Van Brun
ssht Mist Dissosway Norfolk Leaning Tilby Newbern,
Small Indian Queen Hodgsoa, Lisbon A. B. Howei d. H.
BALDWIN Glover, st. Kits, q. L. Hatch Co Hummns Bind
(Hr) shsInot Halifax, II. O. Donovan; Ocean Bird (Br y
Lockhsr St John, g. Dewelf Leaning selby, Newbern
N smiths Edwin, Gordon, Negbern, Jonas Saith Co. r.
Ryder Norfolk NJ Bedel Fleewing Douglas Gloucester.
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Arrived.

Steamship james Adger Adams Charleston dse. and pass TO
spoaord Tieston Co. April 49, at $40 p Romaine Light
bsaiDg W. exchange signals with the steamship Columbia
bound IN Chsrleon 9th ct 80 M, Haeras Light bearing
~ w exchanged signals with ste Amship Nahvle, bound 70
Charleston 20h 10 mites g. Abseeom Light sslAed steamship
Marion. bound TO Charleston.
steamshp Star Of the South Lyon, Savannah mdsc and
TO $. L. Mitchil Son.
steamship Monticello eager Washington &C., udse and
10 H. Is. Cromwell Co.
Ship Cuyator Russell Liverpool March a. mdse and S6i
pas' 30 Williams Guion ali well March 81 Nichols. moCen
Ireland aged 10 years died suddenly OF disease oil
The hent April Margaret Morley aged H. died Of pneumonia
April 10 Ia s+s Ion SO 90 at $3.50 pAsssd Dr. screw
steamship bound e. 18th bat 42 lon SO 40 at 10 passed
snoiber steamship bound day passed shlP Sea
sgnaed hip Adriatic hence for HAyre March a.
lat a. Ion 2 spoke sbp Caravan from Liverpool for New York
day lat ~ lon 80 spanish line ofoattie ship steer
Ing L. AprlT Ro.a OBrien sacd 6 years. passenger died
OF con ge,lon Of the brain.
Bark John Payson Fuller Cisnegos 10 days sugar and mo
as.s TO IA r. Webster. April r. OF Colorado Reel,
In company with barb H. b. SesoD from Cionuegos Tor bostoni
aso, bark p Pen6lnton, for New orb.
bark buckeye Spsed Boston dys In ballast 70 m,.er
Brig Eye ,uvo BansoT, Lee Sierra Leone March via 81
sbobss Anil s. palm OIL to n o. Pibuy. Put Into 9t.
BsnsoT nats 2t Thonas Card Of Scotland seanan at
March h. Robert McCngan OF Scotland seaman Sth Thomas
Bangor 9h Richard Mcclellan OF Bangor
Big Osprey tBr Cole Windsor s. 90 days plaster TO p
BIDS Mary Hatfield lBr Hatfield PsrsbOrO. N s., Is days.
plaster u. n. Dewoh
Big Independence (Br Hamilton Newark In baiast
master
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UCTION NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY.


"A DANIEL S. HOUGH, Auc;ioneer, Office No. Coopec
Un'on win sell, this DAY (xonday) April 49, q. 10y m,
the elegant FURNITURE and costly DECORATIONS Of the
residence No IS Clinton place in sths ew doors wet Of
Broadway. TOMORROW Tuesday,, superb FURNITURE,
VELVET CARPETS &c at No. 81 Clinton place Particulars
on Tuesday morning On WEDNESDAY 25h the contents Of
large No is Cntonpace. Parties In quest
of Household Goods will fad to their advantage 10 attend
this week. the quantity quality and variety Of the Goods
be oHere superior to generally have Purcs
their remain with until after LIST Of May
sired The sale this day is well worthy of attention
Parlor furnished with royal medallion pattern velvet Car
pets solid rosewood Suites in ch crimson end maroon
bro carved rosewood center side and pier Tables realm.
ipg easy END reception Chas pier and mantle Mirrors ne Oil
Paintings bronze and ornou Clocks costly Parish Sstnete
China Vases rich decorations & heavy smboidered lace and
bIoeste Window Drspey secretary and library Bookcase
ladies' fancy Chairs and Writing Cases imported Gas Chsnde.
lieis. Che.s Tables, Qusrtettes, &c.
Brussels C,rpet and Rut; rn.sri-
feeny carved OAK Extension Tables, and Buffet and oss
Oval Mirrors marble Clock and bronze STATUES usgaihcens q.
sormens rich Table Ware silver Tea Service and Saver COT
fee Urn Cups Spoons Forks Knives &c elegant Dresden
China Service for syer Tea Sets rich cat Glassware Decsns
and Lqnor Cases Engraved Tumbe, Goble and "esi
iplaid and Ivory Cutlery Castc,s &c.
Farlsr Chambers furnished With English Brussels Cspe
superby carved rosewood Bedeaes Bureaus shstsnds
Commodes Couches Easy Chairs, Wardrobes China To'i<
Sets hair Mattresses aud Bedding French Mirrors one
octave rosewood Piano lace Curtains, Shades, nc.
Third story and upper completely supped VIE ~
ordinary and useful articles for such rooms ingram
mahogany and walnut Bedstead Bureaus Mattresses ~
Ia fine order sale to In the Dining ana r
lers Catalogues ready.
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for the season, ia as follows:
Total for year. ...l, l92. 40

The Chicago Press states that the work on the
Illinois River Railroad making satisfactory progress
Thirty miles Of the line north from Virginia are COM
pleted, and twelve miles south from Pekn are also
ready for the rolling stock gap OF sixteen miles re-
mains 70 be finished when the regular trains will at
once commence runuing is expected that the entire
distance of So miles between Pskin and Virginia will
be open on before the 10Th June. Within month
later the ten miles between Peoria and Pekln will be
finished opening by the Rock Island Railroad 10
merchants a new and moot important section of the
State The trade from mos of il has heretofore gone
TO ST. Louis railroad communication will Of course
change the current 70 Chicago.
The Cincinnati Gazette states that the proposed
consolidation between the Western Transportation and
the New-York Central Railroad Companies of their
Lake business has been finally consummated.
The Cleceiand Herald notices large increase in
travel, and says:
"The amount Of travel between tho East and the
West is now very heavy. Long trains of cars loaded
with passengers pass both ways the Lake Snore
line Of roade, and the depot presents lively scene
three times day, the arrival and departure of the
trough trains. The immense rush from the West 10
the Eat wond presuppose panic in tho West were 10
pot for the still greater tide Of travel in the opposite
direction"
The Me,c Orleans Picayune, as late as Thursday
ast, reports:
Exchange shows signs Of termination, aud the
movement in both foreign and domestic has been OK.
ceedngly restricted to-day. Owing to an important
iuction in the supply ut bank, some drawers and
sellers have coDtsnded Tor higher rates. Bat the do.
mand was limited throughout, aud most buyers were
not willing 10 pay previous figures. The heaviest
operation that trsnspired was a sale Of bills for 400
bales Of cotton at lO7l which Indicated decline
rather than advance and the market cosed qae. at
the subjoned quotations, viz: Clear Sterling bills,
1917 a 1881 and 1881. Bills with shipping Documents
attached lO7alO7l and l07I Francs, 81 Isl a5i o3i
per dollar. Sixty day bills ON NewYork, BE-, Il0li
and II per cent discount. Sight, discount 10 par and
per cent premium"
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There quite stir in the Boston stock marke. as
well rs in our own, and the sober-sidod denizens of
State street seem TO be alive to the Influences of an
abundant money market, and to the more cheerful
prospects of the country at large. Nearly every Rail-
road stock Of the dividend class n that market Ia abov
par value, and speculation Is moving more ac-
lively In Copper Mining stocks, which the fsvorte
ianeies of that locality. On Friday and Saturday there
was quite advance in several Of these Ise Royals,
to which we referred few days since, sold on slur-
day to the extent Of 1000 shares and advanced
10 III This Improvement is the result Of confirms
ton Of the Favorable accounts recently received from
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Passengers Arrived

In steamship 1meyoa from Leeypoo for BooBeroness De
Rsesebs as de Zee Bemudez and maid servant Mrs Hall
snd child Mrs Leminds aud tao childen Mrs Miller,
M Msson, Mrs. Dexter Mrs yuddcour, Mrs j. z. Turner,
Miss Speet Miss Rohuta Miss Chaws Miss Hucher Miss
Sherret, Rev. Scott Drs Stirling Pnkney. Livingston Rev.
d. g. Nchos f. de- Zea Bermudez and male servant Semss
Hykerte B. Forbes Holders Duchen, Casa Lola Lowery
Csrolhes Ee Baesro, Pscheeco Thomas Beket Pickup,
j. Mcdonald d. Barker O. \. Prowse B. and d. LANG
n G GernSsy, r. Grad, John Morgan Drssdo Mr. Hucher
T. RathbODrne Mr. Hutton Gsorgs Tsppen, Seward, Mason
Wilson Peter C.rbugsl Mr. Parker.
In bark Young 4meyea from Cardsna,-C D. W. Brownsn,
James 1acanley, James scDermott, III. George
In brig Executive from Syva Lsoae-Capt John Eyers,
late bark Charles Williams condemned at St. Thomas
John Q. Adams, New. York.
In brig Thomas Sxda from SGrdn;aSignor Ayandoa and
lady A Stups II. q. Furness.
In .eAv Peerless from Bymuda-D McPhee Lee, John Log
cad Mrs Loggsd Mics LosgEd Rev. L. Loush Julian Smith.
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SECOND BOARD
SATURDAY, April 2l-P. "


The Stock Market was strong at the First Board,
but there was much less excitement than OH Friday,
and although prices were firm throughout the lat, aud
thee or four Of the leading stocks advanced decidedly
the movements were lees rampant, and apparently
governed very h by outside orders, with less as-
ssapce on the part of the bull operators of the Board
than on Friday. This apparent pause in the rising
tide, encouraged few short sales, and although the
hammeriDg the part of the bears was by no means
vigorous, The disposition the part Of the hopeful
operators of the Board TO let the market take care OF
ITSELF was taken by the Responding class as symptom
of reaction. II will probably be found In the sequel
that the improvement now progressing in the Stock
Market has very substantial basis, and tina! while
mere stock spectators may have temporary infiu-
ence they have power to arrest the great curren
which is eanying up securities posseshing real msrit
from points Of severe depression. We have before
alluded TO the fact that the present movement to higher
prices in the Stock Market ore mated outside Of the
stock Exchange, and from the start there
has been very little Of the usual combinations or
cliques among the brokers. The advances have thus
far been more substantial and ess subject 10 violent
TeactionF. If as public sentiment declares the conn
try is fairly beginning 10 recuperae from the disasters
Of 1851 the Stock market must feel the benefits Of that
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Brig Thoma. swan, Boctsmsa, ssvanils April bs.s d..
20 heI,esB n I iniz. - -
Brig Onward fbr Higgins, n,rrfoane April oyvood
ssbr Msrtha q X Thorne Greenwood, Msyaxuez p n
Ao,il sprar and msasses 10 r. Nsyss Son. Apn II -
al len spoke sbp Isssc Newton from Boston Ter MooI
schr OIyetta ssmms Boston days nseed TO 4. o. A
Rowe
sch Emy Hobart Savannah days, cotton and ros 70 D G.
Munsy.
sch Madagascar Lord Linconyie II days, spsrs nss<
fchr Ssaosi Hal, Psd~ord, Ts5n.on, nails
scbr 1ranits Lo3re TORY, 3loocester. fab.
schr Tyrsns st,oot, Cslas is days, lumber 70 msser.
echr Z. IA Nah StYsut Calais 10 days lumber 70 master.
sebr g. NJ Lsps -, Gloucester dsJs fish 10 master.
sebr Mpnsbaha CADdase tport 10 days, plaster master
Sehr g. NJ Psrrdge Blk Rockisnd days, lime N msstn
schr. Oregon Nab, SipeIhaven days. stone.
ecbr " 4. Stevens West Boston, eeDent Tor AIbsny.
scbr John Paien - Portland days. Tsr
schr Royal Oak Linnsthal machias 10 daya
Scbr. Victor eears Boston da;f
gchr Eubice Rose. Smith, Boston days
schr Augusta Kelly, Boston for Albany.
ecbr Waterman, Bowen, Falmouth days
Schr. RlDssois, Crowell Souersst ? days.
sehr. J. C. 6avens Howell, Fall River 3aya
Scbr. Cabot Allen, Providence for Eizsbetbpon.
Sohr. Bolivar, Ipgrabsm Rondout for Bottom
Sloop Oerfus, Allen, New.Hsyen dsya
sloop Southport, 0lsd~in, New. Haven days.
sloop America SedmsD, Bristol days. mdse TO msstex
Steamer Wescheer, jones' Providence, nndss and psss
]. Ocen
slILED-Stesm.hips Edinburgh lBrl Liverpool Alabama,
and r. CUyler Savannah YokSosn, Norfolk, Ne Month
cello washDgton, &C. Potomac Baltimore Pssspsco Portland
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-23
BY Te2egraph.

HIGHLANDS, April a. sunset-No vessels In sight, bound
in Wind E., moderate weather clouiy
FORT LAFAYETTE, sunset April 22-Ihe steamers James
Adser and Hon,sye coming the bay NO other vessels
In sight Wind N. ~ E, moderate weather cloudy.
SANDY HOOK, April q, sunseNo vessels IN sight bound
H. Two and bgs snchoreda the Spit bound cut
Wind E., modersts; weather cloudy.
PHILADELPHIA, April 22-Arr. steamer Cambridge from
Boston; bark Joseph Maxwell, from Porto Cebelo
Below brigs Block seux, from St. Jsso Cubs ornoco and
Moonlieht, from West Indies.
BOSTON April 2a-Ar. ship Sea Flower ThomheI, Liver
pool baris B. sseson Jordan Cienfuegos Theodore Curtis
Brszier Havana
ST. JOHNS N f., April 2oArr. Br. brig Victoria ursas,
Lepyr hence days. He'd heavy weather