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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-09


Ne rsos the tws shoasanA suiasAs staas q Now
nsrts, wss decided Tuesday, TIE 2stA u. ia svs~
q Mr. Nichols horse the Wizard rhis racs, which
Of ss great eveass for three vea< ODDS q ths EAg
sh tart he 1000 gunsas, the Derby ana the 81 Lsger
Il invariably regarded with great interest," a. nds,en-
deaf Of s own importance, u regarded s9orddng
key the winner Of the Epsom Derby, which the
following noaih. The past however, hiss proved that
10 ma reKabs test for this purpsss darisg tbs dny
years thai have elapsed since the ays Instituted
rhs two thousand gnesz victor has oaiy four beea
successful IA w,nnlDg The Blue rbsad Of the turf"
Those borses Snoe0sk, Bay Middleton Cothersoos
mo winner Of ne present years two thousand gui.sas
RsckIedoas dam, by he Cure &c g vs~y SssS Ike
animal with beautiful head ID very thick through the
Ssss o sSa .ssox sse Sos b..1oH n.o ss
II Goedwood, aod running second whea srnA 10
yAoqusher, for the North Of England Biennial
dcSos saas he wsussr q he srss Ne .hsnsssd
suiuess ssas exaoy hy years ass slso named the
the presess year ths Wizard and the Rap srs BY the
eame sire--Wess AustraliAn--and trained by the same
psso.-nr job. s:s., q Mpl.ee 50 iseqas.ay does
'haa he has acquired the tks Il "ths Wizard Il the
North." he siso trained west AuussaAaa when b.
guDess Derby 81 Lager and Asoos osp. g nss wore
he pubic prepared the Wizard wn, thAa biz price
BON. Sesore Ne RICE .nd bad b.ss besiss b. bis i.i
horses, Tom Bovine m cape fVawy ne oonudeooe
o. The sabe was not ente.y oss e NJ jumped MAO me
ar q starting. ana thus lost oensdorAete ground
Inc two thousand guineas 6eAkee O. lu eovs eacn a.
II, Tor three year ODDS oos, 6sa h. NILES, Isl ID
The owner Of the second 70 receive BACK hh stake H.
90 subs
Mr.. A. Nichols, the Wizard. by West Australia, dam
BY lthe Cure, 6st nh. lcas. es BIB AshmAi
M nue. Ne Rap, by Wsse Australian, kashieea SA. .
. uo: = Goescr :......:.
NJ: ". U{S Vrsdeoer, " me Libel. oustd Are .
WA 81 IiU sharp
hroe n0Snscnnos hme o. uAmond, Sss III, j. o.
eesne
NJ y; . . sxa.fn n oeosss' 90 ,w weah....
tto rnA~ su, - w as, g.. -iS Doyvo'---.
Lora GAseow's Iom sowlnes ss' I'D Accron
Mr. Sfswcxe Eoony % np'' n.' ~ o. rsonpsoo.
-. nesy nfotne, W aa. ~. css w. Sus'~'00'''
1peaus, oa' ., 40 ;n.rss, az on, 49,
! s NV s,so1 AN M VI - ~" " ~ f q
REQ ssN $40 Dsy.; .''.'''
nAf0o svnscph9 y " A-noa, os.. ~, '''''''
mr q Sooens tou e"ooin oSs' ~,
M Nelson mefrimec eet ,.1 >; wA.as ..'..'.''.
So hoak I.srA os' r 90 ps a n an
II 70 asss s'eheas 20 ssss trsducer, Ivy 70 ~,
bcssner 70 ksncow, $40 agt ioonmona ~ W 80
aurora, % 10 sgst hng Oh piAhoaoss 20 W AsA u''
WIZARD, 20 10 ase' boopy. -. A.. -u.,.I
Inc onsoeV 70 wunes sne nosses - .noy au1ss
too tao0os stAoc psnf pioooeuns " VIC -.
post ws evioeacsa py me s.se .n,Sae S ~ -,
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Annual Conventf0n OF Crfcl<eters.
MEETING AT THE Aston HOUSE ON MONDAY NIGHT
THE GRxAT MATCHES, UNITED STATES VS.. CASADI
.arrx rcx ~ n, col

Annual OOnv0mtfoA OF CrtcketerBs
NETTING Ar rur AsroR UOusy ON MONDAY NIGHT
INV ovr.r u.rcurs rrrrvn ar rus va cANAnA
- 80 1900. s.s &c -, ~ con~yr,x,rrs
-. 49,
The annual Convention OF CrfckeseS was ncio ON mon
day night nj the Aston House. and was largely attended
.x.,s.,.. "a ,.,n.-. ~. ,,..,,r. -. c.,,ad fo.
W ~e1ssS~ ~~ A0'e Ae .-'e~-s M
eAGht O'CLOCK put oefore the preliminary arsnsemeo~
were completed was fully half past that hour Tho o.
a.. - a., c....- 49, IT,, ,...sh.- ,-.s A .,.-,
Jo0' VI W. o'nseoA'n "e'As 0~AA'~ s's'SA'' 10 " S'
President and Secretary for the next year. and Also 70
make the reou,site arrangements for the two great
-. - -.,--, 49,. -. a. -. ~ - a..
msscnes sooVe meauoooo Nuon s'e " WINK VIA v" sA'
an and beh Of July next, at Camden.
Mr. I.cy a. TOR Of the Albany ytotssplan he former
49, - -. a.. ,...,.~
coAif"An, pr s'uee aur"s Si0 o4o0N"'
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rhs balance froa esd soooanAs enousted v esq -:
Te amount received ty sgscs. donations &C aaeunted
Dssoasriss, ana about SIS % 70 VARGAS no1sslsl
psosss leaving balance N ~ treasury snsaAaaS TO
Rev Dr. oAnpwuI read the report Of the directors,
showing the progress which this Unoa had made daring
the pasi yes In the home field the labors Of tho mis
rssu sosy CO With al
churches One German church in Michigan and oae
French In Illinois were under the care Of the Board Iso
French Ia KAskakee county, nipos Many thou-
sand converts had been made. rev enne
nsrs h.a been employed aaInx TOE sess wooreS
IN the homo field waa 70, who extended theu iAoots "
tweaty three States. me number OF chidreu reoevng
instruction the sociey WAS 46lI Inc number o.
teachers employed In the various schools was 400 the
number OF psges Of printed matter sent oes during to
esr vas zos. CO.. me me ss iors,sS nsId The Sss;sss
schools and societies were In hourHhing coadaoos ana
many Dew had been established Durias ne yosf
desah had removed prominent members Of the Union,
Rev Or. Rownse and Daniel FsnshAw.
Rev Jou PARxsR d D.. then proceeded TO address the
asspu. The reports previously read and cousratusing
the Union upoa the success that had attended n opers
tons during the year he anaaoa 20 "e 10 n
Their prayers 70 the Almighty for succor IN tae purpose
bad been beautifully answered no object Of thu Unioo
verb that charity begun nj homo was very true one,
but charity peoded not TO remain at home should 60
forth on Ne srr.nd Of we dong BE showed ne phy.i,
embraced IT, compared thu condition Of the people Of
the East where dolaiIy stu prevailed With re people
Of the West whore the Bible was known Hs traced
the gradual rise sud progress q Christianity, and no
ferred to the many obstacles which II had INST he
thong hi that the ope ons Of the Union should be
menced with those nearest IT, and that they should DO
extended gradually.
duced and Addressed the meeting al soms length,
asipg expert among the FroncA settlements In the
wesl and 10 the city OF Chicago.
A hymn sung, beglsaine;-
Jogu6 shki reign whereor the au
Does his successive touruiea run;
HIS Kingdom streich from shore 70 Shore
Til moons shAu wax and wane mere
Rev. f. KIRK, Of Boston, then addressed the meet
ing and the closed with the singing OF hymn
and benedicton by Rev. DR.. Burchett.
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ns',: - ssic;;si... = ssSss sssssss nssssS
snoe Jsa. l.. .ssi ,sss,X1 n,lsasss 1.NiSsl
Considering that We shippsA Last week ever
g. 100000 in speoie, this statfaeat must 10 ~
sarded as extremely sitisS 4-y. Ths heaviost
article Of export included IN ~ hove was cottsas
breadssufs were second - ~ list Ths wAsat
and corn shipments to GreS IL tain Last week wsEs
considerable, and the ccadidsn Of our naxiut
hers-in consequence Of N accideatai excess e
supply over demands calculated 70 tempt -
pers to make further ventures We aste alns
heavy shipments Of tobacco, furs, domestic ~
goods, and some reshpments Of cof1se. The inHrsv-
ing tone Of the sugar market has probably checlEsd
ahipments Of that stapae. Our exports ffsn ~
port since January ses now $7k0o,0oe n excsn
Of those Of the same period Of Last year-rataw
more than the decline IL W. specie shipments fw
the same period; whle sexpsrts from Southam
psrts for the same peri I, ia consequence Of ~
large yield and fair Ire of cotton, arc 49,
SIC, 900 900 IN excess Of We of the same peaie4
Of 1869. The aggregate uports are no more thaa
those of last year; the ba se Of trade, therefore,
must be very considerab favor Of this county.
The highly imports .pews brought BY 10
Brazil 10 S.. Johns, IN vkiblished In this nsA-
ing's HERALD, with ard To the improve
ment and buoyanc& the Liverpool est-
ton market, exerSess considerable inAneaoe
on money and Ivy, ange to-day. II wns
regarded as copclusv,- evidence OF the strengh
of the holders Of ,tton on the other side:
hence parties here y-ho were disposed 10 SHY
specie on slender argin for profit in srdsr
to strengthen their F. ,pean correspondents, have
generally abandoned the idea; and other parties,
who were endesvsring TO produce more activity h
the money market with higher rates for loans, have
also relinquished the design. Hence the Africa.
which sails tomorrow, will not take out any specie
worth mentioning, and the City Of Manchester anG
New York, which sail on Saturday, VIII probably
not take much more than half million. Exchsagc
for bankers bills on London and 5I3S fer bills q
Paris The money market is reported unchaAG-
ed though with more paper odering-aa indisa-
ton that the banks not increasing their line e
discounts. Some iendlss are disposed 70 lssk ahy
at long paper but few days reflection will pre-
badly modify their VII q. The relaxation in TIE
money market in Lon@An, the improvement in tho
funds and the Paris res. D. and the healthy thous
moderate commercially vement here, are not 81
culsted to encourage lie hopes Of lenders With
few days the Sub Trea Jury has been losing COED
deal Of money: the r. 'eipts to-day were ssag
$63 .6ls, of which $500 from customs; payments,
$685. 52s-bslance this e'enng, $s544,43l.
The following the last quotations Of sight ~
change on New York - the cities uestiosed, he
quotations being In ell t.ses for gold
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Jersey City News.

ORGANIZATION ov THE Hvp-cs Orr ooxxos Ccvsn go
The Ore, meeting Of The rev Board Of Aldermss Of Rad
600 CITY, Vas held on tuesday night The Board vss
organized By elecslns Mr. esrrct n Van Repcn rrex
dsut Aner the reading Of the Mayors message, the
President announced the following standing muccs
Hsroso-A,dermas DcckssAaser, woreudykc, and
Jndd
Sysrs, As,awe~a, s~d rasa.-AIdermah Gedsey,
frsnck. and Judd.
SAosis --AIdermsn Dcckusdtw and worsendyke.
Ercsv snd Lk2rS.-Aidermsn Franck and Dock
sfs1ser
Pre- ars wrt~ Alderman wortendyte and schiok.
Psssr.-Alserrnan Judd And Glsnbrecnt
Lass ed orssps~c~s Alderman e,soerechs and Ged
sey.
Pseix crv.mss s,d B.slassss --Alisrmsa schcs ssa
wct,-cayke
Al.s s-s pav Suw--Aiasrmsn Getsey and rrsnck.
R>rssvs sns sfysr--siasrmsn pccksssdtss snd
Gisnhv~cht
ssls,ss, oro,s AMI sirsr-s --AIserman elsssrecss
md Jnda
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fstr~v~x rscxwm ~ rr~ rnnapsrruA crv Rsrso.r~--
he srr~rssmsns a rAsrsfsx s~vru ce~ss ssch fsr
sscsssw~ tcks@ % M phna1sr>s csr r~arv~ts v-at
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Tom sayers Not an Irtshman.
TO TEE KnIroR or THE HERALD.

BhookifN, haJ y 1880
10 The prevailing opinion that rom sayers Of Irish
descent Before be began his puglsso career worked
with him at brckAying vas also well acquainted win
his faiher, whom know 10 Ne thoroughbred EngiIsh-
also ny Be1s fsfe, arrived ~ the Casada's
mails thai rom faher called "a The once o. B>s Lar
W conxadct tbe rumor 70 hss beng Irnhnaa H
stated inst he born Soescx, kafiand, wn 49,
Mrs. s~yers, Tens mother. AN ENafIHuAN
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Tns UsHed Saass kr,e Dptphss. orrn. ssssSmAs, "
rivct n NJ JAssrs nAreh n, fFsn Bahia
Nosg~x. MAy 9, 1850
N rrsss sasss steamer p-cossA 70 ,s-ssy isr q,
Aoye IA trc
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TIE Recent AlseGsa Forgery.
80 wnnAx srxrz1, Nsw Yonx, NAY 3, iseo

hsssor n. Csovr, Eso-
Dan su-Your scse Of his dsse IA reference 70 ny
testimony at the exanhaiios cf Thomas Iawson 70
oesved icseesfuiy reply. regret that my testimony
in ne matter should have bceo - misessshued Al the
examination did STATE, In answer 70 IN INQUIRY. that
~ss aouuains~d ws>n Captain orcn; did not Know his
ARA sssre, ~ ha< beeu utroduoed 10 time pre-
Vows but nct By The defendant Iswson stuaptsn Con
he cny psrsos WIN whom vas personally soqusnf
the exerussco u the instrument, but Samuel p Cron or
nor,e one rcpreeeuted " be Samuel p. Crcn further
~aird DISTINCTLY n sid examination hat Samuel p Oon
Wa pc. 70 my kDcvedee, Captain o~cft, and aid no,
wish 10 BE- understood that alleged that he had asy.
thing n Do with Tie Transaction should be very sorry
10 ~ The means o. cause of doing you wrong fhe
umcny, - pubehed evidently docs you niusase, by
cpnnectne and confusing your with that a ssrares
Y. Croft am fres 70 state that you the pe~sun
vhs proved the executes Of TIE instyunss1 rsSsred "
In my testimony n. HARRINGTON.
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- bmre - ueE 10y -
s-s ns -cew y Ym6y y nv~y srsn0 nss,
wsrcs brady, fsus ,. nso~i 80 Af~d Ros, oommh.
scaers Nv cpsssns NJ shsve slrsst
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

TyzaDAv, Nag SAP. u
No following "a . comparative statement q ~
exports, enclusive Of specie. from Nov Ysk -
foreign ports for the week and dnoe Jan. L.
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pnr's PnAEyr Rorpxp.-A nephew Of the Hon John
Ball, ~ Tennessee, recently robbed HAnnibal
Mo-, or eeac. which he had Ansesed n Pke's Peak
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larger than was generally looked for; the in.
crease specie is unexpected considering the heavy
shipments of last week. IL must be presumed tha'
the heavy amounts shipped on Saturday last are A.
least In mart included I'm the above statement This
week the hanks viii receive million and quarter
rom California, and win probably lose as much to
Europe; some gold 10 coming in all the time from
the INTERIOR that the prospect is that next Mon
day they win not hold less than they do at present
Twenty millions Of bullion ia quite as much dead
weight as they will care to carry on the average
30 that there IA between them and trouble mar
gin at present Of about four millions Of dollars.
There is no change to report in the money mar
ket, though many brokers affirm that 1t is frmer in
tone; still we do not hear that any broker with
good securities finds 1t difficult to borrow at five
per cent, or that first class double name October OF
November paper cannot be sold at 81 a6. The
amount of money seeking investment is In excess
of the demand; and, though momentary furries
may occur among lenders, the general tendency o.
the market can hardly be upward for the
present
Foreign exchange opens dull at Saturdays
rates-lO9s for 60 day sterling bills, and 5.lsl
for francs. The large business which was done for
tne Nanuerpub seelus 10 nave @sttsueu tho Pic
wants Of RENTERS Tomorrow, perhaps, the mar
ketmsy be more active. From present appearances
the Africa, which sails on Wednesday, will not,
take out much specie. Her owners charge SIG
4 per cent freight on specie, which is lie |
more than the other lines; and as California bars
are already held considerably above their real
value, shippers win probably feel inclined TO walt
I'LL Saturday On that day three vessels will sail
the City OF Manchester, the Glasgow and the New
York If the California steamer arrives In time
they will take out a large sum. Much, however
will depend on circumstances; the improved con
dition Of the London money market and the firm
ness Of breadstus and cotton not calculated to
encourage shipments of bullion
The following are the last quotations Of sight ex
change on New York ct the cities mentioned, the
quotations hAinp In all cases for cold
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mtseellAneous.

For San rnncsco Shipping News zsh MI 80 new COL.
NINA
y~ c. Of BRIG Alfred rran os rhn.d.pA~ '.s pass s'r,
Capt pery Of steamship colus. from csAr,s.sop. sas
our Asnts nv papers tn advance Of The mali
s 1 s- q. ss q a
d ..s ,s. ON a q =. ss E ". s'
overheard 70 hrses ship.
erslsurr rrnu,ro bspce fog Ina .hes pui mo cnarss
ION for nne siishs repairs. vent 70 80 n INST
"a, IA s.so sp ss I
rs ss.s. ' Valued q ss and insured IaS
s sspx 81 rIs.ss ~ ons :, cs y ,rc s, Gal
s sss had S.s, ~sSs ~ y, blown q yards
,. s. .1i. ssss' q. sr stS,::
u ~ ~ sss ~! s rss 2. s ss q SD -ssrs Ne v
owned BY kaircsn and c'ners
sosa s.sf % sw ,ss 2, I..sa. az s.ss. ssd
r. eS.r nc o. es x. ss ssi bse-sSs Tvs
Luz r.sss sc reg , ss. is sA heavy
lumber PM into UhAsesson "a. Say, ssd gin rspsr.
wnpfrror, Nc x.ys-schr Charles smith ssoee fsr rew
rss Io.. 81 s ss'P ia .sd other ds~s@s. y
Hcrrusap lrrr r--he Ansv4c~s .hp ecspcrt Of ry~s,
ss !, .ss 4: s ~ SS s.sd ,s
.sd ,s.Sr, sss s.-sss .n ns ss sss =.
sbou, ven rDes vsss Of hs pisesl
pviinsiL Arr z-ru lnso s'udval,s Rosds yesserdsy
ruf6~v dsmsf~f.
sorrpssrro~. Arrn s3-Ar steamer rllnch eessury,
rOm YORK for Hsrre, fnr erals reports wheat
esstery eaes and .smpsrsuous ~csAer rse nnos hss"
sAled for Havre-
Whalemea.
pee pevt srrivsh
ar !, sss.ro.n pra = s,sps AipsA fron sss'''ss'
an Al Lshsns March 81 Psssnc. q and iron rP~dford Wv
w, ;onsp -. .u -.
in Jamestown Roads 81 Hssrs, March ". o'oss rSno
reput -. -, "A "a
ietser mon c.ss rInxfcr6 n ,hp RkAsrd Msssn ~
sHvowr rspcw nee q Hesers ssreh AZ 49, ~
-uss..sd pc~e ssps<sss |" @s s"~s "c~ Y"
~ wSa,~ w~ss@ - suswsss ~ s~vsn m A.
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George Grimm. Esu.


q venerable George crinss expired at his residence
In city on sunday, ser prolonged illness Of ucariy
yearv, IN the SD year of nis age
Grlfir had outlivcd all Of hss Contemporaries, and
the Iast survivor Of eight children, an OF whom
ned the age q 70. He vas born 81 Es4s HAddsm
IN tbe year IT'S ne studied lac in tbs once Of
q Butler. IN wiIkesb,rre Penn, vnere he married
laughter 81 Col zebuon Batter, whose gallant do
, OF Wyoming % 20 well knosn. Removing 70 New
m The car 1906, be en'eraA the legal arena st
~hen npeusore rsnks9emcuE Their number
,ess u the ccnnwy has ever produced. III
at orcs stneuished position IN the profession
iivded tue forensic honors with such men 40 osiosn
"a, Hoffman, Ogden and Wells.
sessed u well stored and highly cultivated mind
powers of analysis, an energy OF purpose snd un
ndusfry, gift d eloquence oxcelled by lev, nn
tArding figure and polished manners, ne won voc
q Of hs opponents and the admiration o. he friends
hsf n century he vAs IN sc<ve practice At we psr
/ York, and each cause that he argued added 70 hs
| ma reputation.
srd- the cIo~e Of his lie Mr. Grimm devoted several
70 the production ~ two religious works, which ex-
ne ssme powers az analysis " hich characterized his
81 The bar.
.tscsner, the Rev. IA vsrd GRIM, oeisbrsed d.
ssmbled him both IN appearances and IN ns strong
con, ne Rev. Edmund GRIM, vas also man o.
,rsmss, but he died inst ~ he wss cntsrine upon
slsssi sos, yrsaes ersun, ven inswn At me bar,
Icr ~ nobh srnin " character, DIED m 1851, -
Y symn lcevce but two suvvivfpg chiIdrvn-
"scs~1 csfsw - soga'Fs6A hun1smp ~
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ten counties. rieh IN soil, lrpsd % the cuvs
ton bosn Of cotton Ano gram. sessed valuation Of
tsxabe popsry IN tbese COUNTIES so eco 0oo tho tide
OF emigration into them Is steady and their progress
even under present vansxes M rand Al the pre-
sent time 1900 bales Of cotton are shipped from
twenty niles OF this road are completed crossing IN
southwest direction the bouoms Il b believed = least
' .Ss ,a,eer n r 81 snppse large amount o. freight
passes these bottom lands from Games Landing
via Camden IN wagon trans and when tho road crosses
district will come n m New Orlasns over tas route A.
soon the road reached Fulton on the Red river,
opens navsssion above the raft eight hundred mles,
bringing into close consty with market u the
finest territories for productive capacity west OF the Mn
sissppi river. The Mississippi Ouachi and Red RIVER
Private subscripueus amount 70 the handsome som o.
500 ,0CO The company has, yet received no cid
N ands or onerwne rom the general government or the
obtained -
The Oswego Commercial Times, noticing the
extraordinary receipts OF -four, grain and lumber
at that port, as compared with last year at this
time, far exceeding antcipations, remarks that ait
Is safe to predict year of unparalleled pros
perity." The Rochester Union says IL "is q fact
which cannot be questioned that, just now, there
are more than ordinary signs of prosperity appa-
rent in our city" The Buffalo Courier, noticing
the improved condition of things, observes that "p
our own city the revival is quite as far and hope
fully advanced IS elsewhere" The St Louis
Democrat says:-"After season Of almost unex
ampled dulness throughout the West, the whole
country Just emerging from the chaos which sue
ceeded the panic Of 1857, we find our city manu-
facturing establishments full OF work and inspiret
with moro vigor than ever" According to thi
authority the iron foundres, as representatives o
manufacturing interests, "report steady progress
and great confidence in the future" In agriculture
the same degree of activity is noticed, and on all
sides there are indications Of an abundant harvest
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~whess - rore eoreht sfSer pArtv for rxport and
sss.,r 81 H aor ysa spr,berr and 81 N 81 % for
wi~.nl.e eiub Gown vN 10 rssher better request
,wuh s,les of "a COO bushcs At Tse roc for
,nl,sa western. ana sic a SIC for Jersey and
southern vellow About aooo bushcs rye we're taken t
ssc No,hins new IN bsrley An active demand
n, s,.,e ave S2ko for Canada and western and
scc !. Ale Tor Jeryey
cows coutnucd auls ~h sales OF only 500 bags Cers
90 2 S ~er e. rsue:sn, 70 nsss any
snsSs 70 cS' rate. MO- ''' Nv ' ' ''
Turussrr were more sciye TO Liverpool the engsge-
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CARACAS, April 10, 1850
Oyganisatoa If Cowges-fsososwotio~ Of Prssdeas,
dc.-Gea. Pas Sent Fw-Espected ASsnesty-SSs~
R0as-A Ne,p Daily Papr, &C.
On the afternoon OF Easter Sunday Senator arrived,
which completed the number 70 make quorum; the
members both Chambers met at Six r. M without tner
dinners when President Vice President and Secretary
in both branches were elected and commission sent to
inform the Vice President, then acting President that
Congress- was organized, &c.
On the 10Th the votes counted they had come
from the provinces, which resulted taat the Vice
President, Manuel Felipe Tovar, elected President
and the acting Vice President, Doctor Pedro Goal, was
elected Vice President for the constitutional term Of four
years, nom tho 2lth january ultmo and on the 12h
they were inaugurated into their respective ofices
General Psez has been sent for = peacemaker but
s doubtful how matters will work; the federstsu
sl In force In the provinces II 10 expected Congress
viii grant general amnesty 10 al the state prisoners In
few dsys; but n copjectured that the federal army
will not have confidence 70 surrender 70 the central
government unless they have tho pledge Of the word Of
General Paex.
10 expected OK President General Castro will be In
Guided in the amnesty aer close confinement Of more
than eight months
Senior Pedro Jose Rejss, being IN New York whom he
elected Deputy TOR Caracas, and having been mott
fed Of his election BY he Governor, claims mile money
from New York 10 Caracas.
Mr.. Rojas has commenced publhhing daily paper
In support Of the administration.
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Total $40 miles si2a, ssl II I7s4e6 Il Inc. s,sss q
The amount at the several repositories, subject
10 the draft Of the United States Treasurer on the
goth Of April, vas as follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-08

CITY ComMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY, Nay 10 p. n
Auus-eales we're made day of ~ bills ~ - o2k
for pearls and S5 Is for pots per 100 fbs
BryAr<rryys --fhs nruncss Of holders OF s.ate and
western -four CHECKED business today and salcs were
In request and steady Sales amounted 70 $50
bbls More activity Was apparent In Canada, the sacs