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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-24
SURROGATE'S COURT.-MRr 23.-Bcfore Surrogate WgsT.
THE CLEU WILL CASE.

Ills long contested and important case came mp
sea today after lying dormant since tie second o. AIay,
which day the testimony CLOSED To-day the Sumuis
by the council tine propoueut ExJudge
Dean who OCCUPIED The etiIe de and viii continue Tomorrow
he win be- followed by liz Stoug b9n counsel for the cOntrs
ants Mr Bradford viii cgse the argument for the p.o
pCItIu
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Tuu NrRvOI Z

TuU NERVOUS OF both sexes may ohtnin Uree) a
eoy on ts ork 81 the cheapest uost speedy ana
OF cure yet discovered by sedas stamp for ass
10 ID. joins NJ DA0nALL ne. lse fulsosst bIoesyo n L.
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IAaxertise.neht /

TIE JAPANESE EMBASSY At GuRHEY's GALLERY.
TIE frs, Photograph ken in the United States OF the dn
uhed yisors nom JoIan BY mist in san Fancsco, hss
just been received, aud exhibition
J. GuBSKV & SoS, No. T0T Bgoadwsy
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fAdyertisemeut
DREW e. FRENCH
La w INTELLIGENCE

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-MAI sa-BefOre judge
SsALLEr.
THE CASE or HICKS
In the case of Albert w. Hicks convicted last week
of praey on Lish seas motion for trial to have
eerade this morning. but Mr. Graves, counsel for the de
fnds being H. the argument postponed until next Mon
lsy Tie motion to be filed IN the mean time.
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sCOsTAK'sn

"CosrAK'sr NtRMN EAiERMlNAFoaS--oold
p,uoi.al Depot 30. 81 broadway opposite So.
N,bsis He-.i ~ s. BKwAss ofa i.siisnso, "to-iAss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-24

yesterdays prices. but with very dG appearance ana have
c int ed AT vs., 10 ss aud the stsst bargains a -
ga money and e5i to s5l for the jane account some
onge which increased demand for put te
he1yes- lily attributable to idea That tas expected 90
ict the House Of Lord ON the paPely
question may prove this s step toward new Ministerial crisis
1lele also Hprc on that oil parts u '.s C9ase pls
rnn disturbance while with resud, to to India aud Cah
nom e Ireyeyn and ,sen dispute sne mo reports o.
Of doubt and anxiety. - =
20 alteration AZ the bAnk vay brsk demand eIPei
suced to-day al n to u cent for e sess bl Al the BaH
the amount Of busiI ess was moderate
HtIlner a. SMITHS Times says
FHinAv EvFsivs-he Bank Directors at Their weed count
esie day reduced the minimum rate oil discount ron cent
at which fixed on the l2h OF April or ABOUT nonIh go
10 ~ D. cent The step fully anticipated tine term. ~
e market being to pa 9foS se ss ent
Ht establishment since the date Of the last return IN
ouncc OF ibis change the discount houses and Joint stock DADA
lave an reduced by q cent their deposits call ana
AZ notice Tie applications at the discount Office at the BANK
in ancpation Of reduction the total only mode ate
Lombard street brink demand was "a 70 y
cent fY good bills The Funds but partially moved by the
o soe e1en the reduction had been 'dissouned aud
when found the market partly under the in
ucnce Of good demand Money connection with the Con
81 ;es% b and y e. sha the Of
tendency existed to improvement wss therefore ase
Railway Stocks contradctng the ancpaiions sa created
by highly favorable traffic returns, symphized with the ana
and instances they nonnaly lower than me pre-
day TO these crcuu stances must be added ta OF d
But the day advanced better feeling began ope
vail the more especially the public rather buyers tnan
Stock and ultimately the market IN aits
closed St. ably and firm.
he return Bank Of England for the week ending the
9th OF Msy, the following results when VII" 'ho
previous week; o,o-.o
Public deposits. 294 80 Increase t4i9 200
Other d.,its u bO6 269 Decrease. oI.y
Res.................. 324, 464... lncreass. o. 'oS
On the other side Of the account: - -,
Coyer1 securities 93.. The same as before
Other securities O25. Decrease
Soe. unenulox Il92 s4J.. Increass..... $40
The amount Of notes circulation is Al $3.50 49, being de-
CT, a~ of BAG stock of bullion In bosh departments
Is 4l5y826 showing increase Of G4OelS when compared
with the preceding return. - l..
the Grand snk hallway Canada offered to the public at 3d.
has been con peted
The quotations for American Securities were as fol-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-24

selling On par with MeTcc The recepts Tor the 10" ~
days been large and very unsettled feeling Perveho WV
market. We quote; ,,g., ss
Rochester Hercers In Western heds;: ,...i - - "a
bbI.........l Bsd7 90 Nova Scosias Sbash e o
besuuda y bbL4 5Od5 o. Prince Albert In 0lsi ~~i oN
Peschblows, = Dbl. II 81 al 90
FRrr.
pyscHss--Hot-bouse from Boston, 4106S2 v doZ A.,
lTD,AwBgsHEs--Wo quotes Baltimore " qt, 2ouJoc' H"'
GoIk y at, 2O025c Savannah. 81 tcSOo. a 81
(uxHi Iss--NoTiok. h n. l00l2o.
DRIED tzACHRs-Ne quote Southern nsv best rom oeo
ga l5ei6c. Virginia, Polio. ga
DRIED APPLEs-We qro,e; Southern 4ssc i-sta'e' 'f'
Sac; Ohio, 5id5lo- . 80 N a.
NorLtru, DC y %.
DEiIe CHrkRIEs-ffted, 2eG2se ~.
DEIEp PLpns-20n22c 10.
DRlEp RAsrBKRKIxs-lsnfSc. y ID
TrHSIPs-Kcw Norfolk s2US4 Jos punches -
Ospss--We quotes Yellow, ss 90. Red v eu. va he'
%SiAr.Sus Monmouth Co, p dOr 81 Sossi 7'' Oyster
ynrys PT.s-Norfolk y Dbl. 81 5Oasa -.
STING BRaNs- Savannah and Cbarleston Y bbl S2D5i
CaBBAGE-Eev, Norfolk, small and poor, y hund, sZ@St
tAdyertselneut
DREW e. FRENCH,
PRoprcE COMMISSION MKRoHASr.
BUTTER, CHREsH. Esas, PorLrhr, GAsE, so
No Enc Buliins.. No No l loS p pSsns-.t
Third door below wsshiDgton-st, Sew'fork'
W, refer to D. r. AAKrIs. President OCEAN Bank
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GAsl GAs,-NrN Gas Fro

UHHi Nfo " NAS t IAIUhES TOT t1o II.
.sde superior to any offered before win BE- iopnd y our
greet Manufacturing Depot Removed 70 NO * 49,"
opposite Niblos NaENHS, ENVA a 10
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We are requested to publish tie following:
A. H. Byingon of Norwslk-Your wife is daageronay id
come home immediately.
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ADVERTISEMENT
A PmRESoLoGIcAL EXAMINATION WI

PERSON, only bis natural defect. aud how 10 cbyzc them
far possbe, but his talents and the way them
Examinations drly by Fowler WILLS, No. o@ BrosdWg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-24

AWALL-sTREET BUILDING Sold At AUcrros.-In
conformity with order Of the Supreme Court, Tho
building No. 10 Wall street was yesterday sold -
auction at the Merchants Exchange. At first the bid
ding was quite lively but $4,000 being the highest
bid the building was knocked down at that sum, the
purchaser being Mr.. Allen Melville. IL was stated
that few years ago the same building would have
brought third higher price.
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lAdvatllement
no,. kggatIN br@TRO
MEYERS MRAc,


superior 70 an other ats for deeyns fs Mice Reaches
Nucr Bugs aud every species q en SOW ~ f' "iS
Broadway, oih by all diuFeis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-24

MUrrSY.-As the ship W. +. Storer, Capt Tras,k
for Liverpool, was about getting under way from the
North River, yesterday afternoon, mutiny occ Irred
among the seamen which resulted in the death Of the
steward and three sailors were seriously injured. The
sailors names are james Dillon, Robert Craig, and
VIM. Smith The second and third mates, aud several
seamen remaining on board, also badly injured.
Tie Harbor Police were promptly on hand, and
brought ashore the ringleaders, and some of the
Xyonnded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-24

AYsIyRRsARY OF THE SABBATH-ScHooL UsoS OF
THE REF. PROTESTANT DUTcH CHURcH.-This an
niversary was held yesterday afternoon In the church
corner Of Twenty ninth and Fifth avenue James
Anderson, NJ D., presiding, were assembled the
Sunday Schools Of Washington Hi hts Harlem, Twen-
ty-third street, Knox Memorial Prospect Hill, Broome-
street Chapel, and Mount Pleasant. AT DR.. Ganse's,
Twenty-tbrd street. the Rev. b. c. Taylor ID. d.,
presiding, were net the Houston-street German and
English schools, Twenty ninth-street First Mission,
Second do and GreeRpont schools. At the Reformed
Dutch-C Church in Twenty-frst street, The Rev. NJ s.
Hutton d. D., presiding the Sd Division, composed of
the Franklin square, East River Greenwich-street Mis-
sion and Worh-street Mission schools, met In the
church corner of Fifth avenue and Twentyrt street,
Dr. Bethune presiding, were gathered the following
schools: Twenty-rst street the Rev. Mr. Van Nests,
Middle Church, Bowery Mission, and Madson-street
Mission School In the North Church, corner of Full
ton and William streets, Mr.. Lamfeer, presidsg, were
assembled the North Church, Forsyth-street German
and Duane-street German Schools. The schools after
the conclusion of the services, formed into line Of
procession and marched TO the Park, where, after
countermarching, they returned TO their respective
churches where bountiful collatons in waiting
for the children.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-24

Bulls HEAD--The report Of the Cattle marker ior
the week ending last evening shows that there mas
been no material alteration in the saabe value oil peo'
cattle for the last three weekshe price being equva
leuto 09i cents net pound for 6rst-cass beeyes'
and 10 cents for such ~ are counted extra good whe
any number of fair quality of cattle have sold at less
than cents. The total number received in the city
for the week is over Co., and the weight is estimated
at an average of u cwt. net giving 3,45O,OOo pound
of beef which, at an average Of 81 cents pounds,
requires 1898 900 to pay the drovers for the weeks
supply. The second day of the market was not as
good for Aovers as the rstresutng very differently
from lat week, when the second day was the best.
All the stock, however, sold before night without
any material reduction, taking quality into accounts
but he supply of the week has proved 80 large that
the spirits Of droyers and operators for rise are not
very baloOnish.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-24

INTERESTING HABEAs CORPUS CASE.
lin re the Petition Of Sarah Jane Yoorlis
In this care Charlotte DAILY applied for the custody
her child whom she alleged illegally detained by Sarah
ooiis The referred to w. DeiendOr esq who re-
ported tie following fact. to the Court dhe chd whose real
the IleshiHse daughter Charlotte DAILY When the child
being made between them tbs. Mrs yoohis should
saopt TIE ch curing her tMTs Noors) lifetime Miss Day
be at exIei.se Tor it, clothing or education.
that tine the child had lived with Mrs VOORHEES, ard was
known by ensme of sarah Jane oores till about two years
ago. when hs hHdson to sister Of Mrs Vs. who
icing going out 10 thys work could not properly edo
cate the child The child sent TesuaIy to school and was
receiving good moral education The mother from time TO
gave small Of money for the Of The child Miss
Dbly single woman aud had been married She
gave bith another child about about six years since She
In ed year Ia Illicit intercourse with the Rev. Amos
Brown coioedJ aud Of Suspicious intimacy
WI. Grifth ooored whtewasher. The respondent
hAIds oIkirg and able support the child The ref
st opinion. considered that The child ought 10
main with Mrs oornies the child hce alins expressed
srch desire AL the parties in this we've coosed, aud
members Of the church
lpon tpo referee the judge rendered the sub
Ihe bound by her contrsct with the respondent
& tie custody Of thu child The OF the ohd during IL
lelress I'M ty Is fun CONFEDERATION as TO the reaor
co,r.ct ith e rerpopdet hen the CHILD d,nands
Is.d the maze By hen mother her custody
\ an t,n W time enough 10 .id the effect Of the contract
ch4 The roisor has claim al present IN respect 10
the clia The ca not restrained OF IT. oerty and the
hubeos Is discharged j. o. Boyee Tor poneT Charles
Spencer for 'espondeut
Dinsmore ct al. agt. Accommodation granted,
eIoIt 70 the 18th division Of che notice embracing the 3t
plaintiff have have to amend his sunno costs Of the mo
uun to abide Same order IN the other actions,
CruQ6r agt. Caryille.-Ihc Mayor 10 not the proper
oaicer he h. /, connected with the CORPORA
tich tSces to give ha knowledge OF the iscs Notion
eoueo.
BIitobeIl agt Standardization denied. sl0co5.s Of
melon to the pleiutih 10 abide event
Lerwood agt. Barton ct al.-0rdor granted 10 refer
thissctlcD.
Lane agt Barton ct al.-Motion granted.
Hoo not ct sal denied.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-24

The annexed Cotton statistics from the Circular
of Mr.. VIM. p Wright:
CKoP-The accounts the South still not pronisiag
prospects Of the young crop In places late
18th May the seed Lad not yet germneted owing TO cold
and weaher In other places where the plant out OF the
ground II backward Within day two hear OF better
weather the extreme southern cotton region Taken
whole the late and at the latest accounts the prospects
are by 10 favorable. -
Receipts az She ports m the week amount to bales which
in excess the corresponding week last year. and caused
the Trinity River Texas giving large weeks receipts
az At other points receipts generally are about
the this time last The advance in price OF the
low qualities the ports has induced the sending TO market OF
parcels hch Intended 10 be held until next crop.
Exports this week rather larger again, both T. Oioa Brit
The Improvement In the low grades at Mobile
AID ind the large sales make the idea that great
than usual Of the stock hand woud be het over
Problematics and II l-ely that
the bulk of these grades viii gradually find its way to Li'
eTpool
ihe following statement of the movement in Cotton dnee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-24

Greenwich ssreess All Of them keep bogus siskss
Offices. Upon being taken before The Magistrate fhsy
were discharged their own reccgnizanoos 70 appear
ut future day If their presence be required.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-24

The NEW PosTsAsrER.-The Hon. John A. DIX
was sworn into Office as Postmaster yesterday, ana en-
tered upon lis Official duties. He has appointed as his
Deputy, Mr.. ". b. Taylor, for % years clerk IN The
oce One Of the reforms Instituted at the Po9-Qlce
ince the discovery Of the late dealcatoss il hs. Of
placing stamps upon all prepaid matter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-24

Tie Sixteenth Ward Lincoln and Hamhn Club will
hold rousing meeting onight at their rooms No ?l5
Eighth avenue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-24

SUPREME COURT-GESERAL TgRn.-hAr 2S.-Bsfors
Justices SUTHERLAND, MULLIs and BoSSEr
THE COLUMBIA COLLEGE.
Al the opening Of tie Count, Prof Dwight, who ap-
reared behalf Of the Columbia College graduates in
o,d that the Court lad to the conclusion that the de-
enderrd Last week In regard to the University students
wls Iabe 10 the present The motion was therefore
deuiS.
jude Sutherland laid tst Judge Bonney would file opn
,ou OF Thursday embodying the views Of the Court.
ATDwigt requested that the denial OF the motion should be
the mnute that appeal could be taken the
CopItoi Appeals
DECISION.
IIzelton agt. Valeniine.-0rdsr Of Special Term
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Tie Pei,ia's adyces are favorable for Cotton. Con-
soils are 3 cent down, but AZ We have Cotton to sell
and 10 Console the adyices must be looked upon ne
favorable. Breadstufls are duh. The Funds were
hayy, under some vague fears Of Continental disturb
anoes ard tie decline on tie French Bourse. TIE
LOndo4 AeVs Of Saturday 9Th sAys
LosDoE. fdst Evening fuads OPsued this mOrsns VI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-24
SUPERIOR CoURT-srEcrAL TEAx-Msy 23-BefOro Justice

John A. Panton agt. John r. Zobey.-Ths cas-
90 hack TO the referee for further testimony The order
Le settled appearance counsel before the Judge
james ID. Bow agt. N. ii. Appleion.-Ihe wrltte
requests ade at tie a needed settlement Of this
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-24

CRoTos DEPARTMENT CoSTRAcrs.-Bids were
oreped yesterday by the Croton Commissioners, and
contracts awarded as follows
For building in Fortt street, from sewer In sixth
avenue 10 no feet of Fifth nine bids; contrast
awarded Patrick Lynch ses2 500 time 10 days sursse.
James Cunningham and Charles Deylin IN 81 900 casa
Bulldog sewer Nnesesnh erect from Hudson River 70
present west Of Tim syenue awarded to Jonn guny
$Sfs5 ip,t, 20 days sures VIM baird ana ''nh "Ne'
in $500 each
Building 10 Sixth from proposed sewer Ia Fly
tr't street TO and through Fybrl street TO point 20 esa
wesf Of th syeue awarded Patrick Lyck ri H5l6i
tue 81 days; suretie Christopher Keyes and Il T. Cro<er
d $500 each.
Putting down cobbostone pavement h Fifsocoai strest,
ron Ninth avenue Hudson Rivers sdsd WIN Baird. AZ
602 50; tnle, As days. surees James Cunninshsn and
Nsthew Murray IN the Of 1000 each
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-24

EXCISE ConxEssIosERs-Tb Board met on We'd
nesday morning and granted one innkeepers license.
Tie next meeting will be held on Thursday at
I0l a. m.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-24

THY CBANByRLAIscr,-No decision bss been or
rived at in this matter. Controller Hawss has inVes
gated the law in the case, assisted by his counsel exc
Judge Edmonds. 1t Is rumored that Mr.. Plsts WIZ d
duly invested with the overs Of office in sday two.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-24

FERRY MEETING AT NEw-BRIGHToS.-A large and
enthusiastic meeting in relation TO the new ferry to
Staten Island, was held at New Brighton on Tuesday
evening. 1t was presided by Mr.. Pendeton, one
Of the directors of the new Compeny and Mr.. Geo. s.
RaiDsford was chosen secretary. The meeting was
addressed by Lot c. Clark, esq, and Mr.. Brownef Of
Port Richmond both gentlemen entering into history
of the grievances which the people Of the island had
long suffered from the George Law monopoly, and
showing the imperative necessity Of new ferry which
should provide safe and efficient boats and more
requent communication with the city. The people
evnced the strongest interest in the movement and the
stock which is only so per share was eagerly sub
scribed for in large and small SUMS The new boat
takes very large proportion of the passengers, and
has already compelled the old ferry to reduce its fare
from II cents to cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-24


Judge Edmonds. 1t ia rumorcd that Mr. Plstt viii be
duly invested with the powers Of office in sday or two
MISoR Cry IrEms-The long hoped-for sunshine
has come at last and the cold rainy spell Of the pass
week is over and gone Now for fresh Spring vegets-
bles and early fruits and flowers Already the markets
TEEN with the products Of the season, mainly, how
ever from the South as yet. In addition to bananas
and pineapples we have abundant supply OF straw
berries. melons, cherries, potatoes, asparagus,
peas and similar luxuies Judging from the appear
ance Of the market gardens Of Long Island yesterday,
we shall be getting boantfuI and cheap supply d
strawberries, and other small fruits, wei as the
choice vegetables from that region and New-Jersey,
before many weeks -. The Cuuard steamship Asa
sailed from this port yesterday with the mais and l54
passengers, for Liverpool. .Workmen commenced
Yesterday to tear down the old onestory rookery at
The foot of Canal street. long occupied by the Hud-
son River Railroad Comoany freight depot. 1t Is
not the intention Of the Company to rebuild there at
present. . The jersey City F%ry Company have
newly supplied their boats with Gfeprese.r ers which
can be given to persons overheard in a moment and
thus keep them sfoat until rescued Within few
nights past some one has destroyed all the trees in
Twenty-thrd street, between Sixth and Seventh ave-
uues. and few also on Madison avenue. IA largo
reward is offered for the discovery of Little Ella Burns
Belle Whtton), whom the Courts have decreed to
be restored to the custody of her father Subsequent
to the decree Mrs. Burns, the 2st Of April disaT-
peared with the child and has not been heard Of SINCE
She is said to have disguised the child in boys clothes.
and to have been traced to Albany, the American
Hotel Buffalo, and to Suspension Bridge. Informa-
ton may bs addressed to Dexter A. Hawkins No. ~
Wall street, Nsw-York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-24
receipts Of -four and grain for the week ending May 10

The movement Of Produce at Chicago on the I9th
inet was ~ follows:
RECEIPTS BY EhLRoAD DURING THE LAST q HorRs.
Flour Wheat. Corn. Oats. Rye. Bar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-24


Reefs at 900 35e OO0 1852 30 600 zoe
Exp 10 CT BI..2ls00 900 lS950O0 z45 900 5s 00
Ez. France. $4,000 5000 $4,000 .sSgD ~ 0S
Total Export $1,000 254OoO 2Osl0Oo lsO0o 49, 900
Stock snd.... 4CG 600 4s 800 $4,000 $4,000 4l9es
or which during The past week included in the above; 49,
Espf to a. b.. ssSCo 500 S7SOo sSoS aSoS
Totai ESpots... 5000 400 $500 si'OO0 si'Oeo
suNxARY- Reeeph-Increase ut the ports compared with
last year 74s 600 bales Eor'ncease to Great Britain,
foreign ports 49 COO Total increase In exports 800 oo bales
BY the annexed arrangement a new and direct route
has been opened between New-York and the West:
"Tbe New-Jersey Central Railroad have made new
arrangements and connections with the Lehigh Valley
the East Pennsylvania, and Reading Railroads, for
running an express train, by which Harrisburg can be
reached six hours and forty minutes from this city
The new timetable arrangement will 90 into effect on
Monday the 2Sth inst. and after which date al ex
press train will leave NewYork daily at M, pass
Reading at 10: 40 and arrive in Harrisburg at l2:R
noon in time TO with the Pennsylvania Rail
road train going West"
The Philadelphia Ledger says:
The arrival Of large number Of German and Irish emsns
1T this port and Newly has increased the business Of the
emigran line the Pennsylvania Railroad considerable
extent the number Of such passengers amounting to about LOW
Missouri Iowa, Illinois, and other distant states,
fo purpose Of purchasing land for farming puposes while
Irish other eugrauts take tickets for the various cities
between here and Chicago Money abundant all points
The lenders greatly ounuber the borrower The rates are
consequently low to all who have the night kind OF security
cent but the rate Of prime bills cent Long and
not thoroughly approved paper rules high cen. month
md much be placed at that rate 90 distrusu are
capitalists Of this kind Of securities
The amount of Coal transported over the Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western Railroad for tho week end
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-24

Milwaukee and Mississippi road is succeeding very
well. The ed mortgage bondholdcrs have all assen,od,
and doubts are felt 10 the acceptance of other
PARTIES in interest In the time the road IL being
operated by Mr. Isaac Seymour, as Receiver The
Te1e Haute, Alton and st. Louis road is also proceed
ing very favorably under its new scheme. The steamer
TO-DAY akes only $500 600 in specie The shipment on
Saturday will reach 500 600 $500 900. The busi-
ness of the Clearing House to-day was S22,Oi3o OJ.
The money market is, if anything, working easier,
especially in paper. We make no change in rates.
The traffic of the Great Western Railway OF Canada
for the week ending the 18Th inst, was rs follows
Freight and Live Stock................s''' lal1 o.
Mails and 5undiies.. i"-' VIZ
Total .................. s34, COS ~
Corresponding week Of last year SSfb0 SSf
hcreaze.. piS'' ''t
H. f,lln,r;no falla sboxva the condition of the