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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-13
To mRrinefs.

TIE Russln corvette POssadick struck within ?. s
the sea Serpent In ls 50 N Ion 64W The corvette did net
receive much damage as tho ga Serpenthe corvette os~
ing IA, the Sea Sepeps l9feet wsteT.
The lStstude CT the shod sgreea quite as nearly wo
lopgudes observed III could the latitude dn ~ nnes
THIS may be mskc the writers Of the a. the Letters
Mes'Is Girne Mnten Co. nom whom the i1ef ne 49,
been received that the stndes and opstnaos OF VI"
81 4 q. W. BLUNT.
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m...enaera Arrived

In ean Ga.ge e s.esg ;ss S ys.S:
OelSey ~ ebidren WIN. Aiken and lady, Dr. fncns
HssinS Rev ard n'' %DD'ssn Cine 1s J b" " isa.
ara Water Gu,tsve Enenbosen Th'm~ Afs"''
and w IN ne % shqnqhaeBenj Weaver, hewRor n
tw r Eryin. BsIiinorsi Masters William and i''"-'
Jenkin, u, 1uoo. from RisgstosNr ard Mrs Bsy'' NJ
Rtchfa Mira Evans
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Later from Mexico,

NEw-ORLEAss, Mon iay, March ~, 1860
The schooner Aromant, from Vera Cruz on the 81
inst, has arrived here.
Mnsmon kad reached San Juan, and was three
eagues from Vera Cruz on the ID inst, threatening
that city and Alvsrado.
Two vessels had been fitted out at Campeacby, and
Assisting the Liberals IN the transportation of
provisions and munitions Of war Rhich had arrived
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-13

The King of Sardinia spd Count Cavour remained at
Milan Trey wsIe constantly received with the
greatest enthusiasm. The clergy had presented q
com, limentaJy address,.
The de- carSiion Of the Annuocada, which had been
conferred by the King Of Sardinia Marshal Random,
WIS expected also to be conferred on Marshals
McMabon and Mel.
It's denied that the King of Sardinia was about to
address a proclamation 10 the inhabitants of Central
Italy.
Letters affirm that the Pope had received comma
pisa,ion from the King OF Sardinia dsm 'nstratng the
ippcssibiy If the re ention of the Umbran Marshes
by Rome. ard proposing a treaty of eesson. The ns-
eative reply Of tie Pope couchei in the strong
tft ,eIms. go
The steamer Louise bound 10 Marseles, had
drowned,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-13

FIGHT BETWEEN TWO Ps LrrrcAL OFFICIALS On
Sunday night number Of ,odses men were az" Snbed
IN The Malta dris sing saloon, corner o. Broad
wsy and Thirteenth q rect, when Alexande' Ward, the
official who was aS sly discharged by The Street Con
missioner, gO' my an alteration with csoogs H. Pur
SER oxAt'Ogoty to the Corporation. 10 tba course OF
The discu siOp Ward accused Psrses of putting up
the job 70 get him turned ont Of ofOs, AMI SAID tns'
he rrer) got Mr.. sagh the contractor 70 MAKE "s
s.6iavit whersupon he wss dirms'ed' hish VIE
su,sa ard fight followed in which Mr.. Pursor rather
got the worst of it.
The parties were separated by their respective
f;enSs and every effort was made to keep the mater
oue'. Last night come other officials got 10 ~raighng
ov r. the matter and the disturbance OF the previous
evening leaked out. Mr.. Purssr wac not seen aoou'
his business yesterday and it is said that the narei
g received were Of 60 severe nature as to compel
| i'm to keep 70 the house.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-13
CHINA.

ShsDghse telegram, of January, says the porte OF
Swaiow and Kawar have been opened, and the pro-
visions of the American treaty extended to the British
and c,her powers.
Canton telegram of the l4th of January says that
10 change in the Ct affairs at japan was reported
but i. hoped that the m attitude Of the consuls
wouli reaseuIe the Japanese.
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Pnskengers.

Ten Halifax; IS for Boston Mrs Kershsu Miss Roger
kessrs. VIM McLemont Lyster, VIM. Lyser Barrow Brad
brook Gordon, W. 8 Henderson, W. Murray q. K Crock
ett A. H. Uebook A. Esculano Ward Wm. Calzhln James
Lock, J. H. FrinL Parker john r. Cattwe Bsiana T. d.
Bennett, and the Rev. NJ X. Young
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-13

Ths stock In MT estimated at t2oVo oseS Oh "ni''
Az, 600 American. -, 80.
STATE or IKsDE-The advices from Manchester
favorable The ke. quiet but steady cotton s''''
indeed ending upward 49, MT
LIvERPooL BREAAsIUFFs MARKET.-Messrs. Rich.
srdion spence Co rert Flour dull but steady ~
73lQ2el6 Dbl Wheat aeady at Tuesdays improvement
Red Western 9IsQ do Nouhern lOi Ul06; mite
Com quiet and eaer quotations unchsDsed ieo" 'i
d336, - NIL,
LIVERPOOL Provision MiRKET-Messrs. Bigland,
Abya Co ard Richardson, Ssnce Co. report Beef STEADY
holders offer freely but showed disposition r. press sales
Pork iteacy but quiet Bacon maj biddles 0
land 49 Cheese slow Of sale but prices Uttered Lard
hrm ard all qualities slightly hshe fine 5sIG6li' Tsh"-
LIygRPooI PRODUCE MARKEl.-Tbe Brosers CT.
suar reports Pot Ashes quiet 3a3s Pearls quiet at
s4 sugar quiet Coffee quiet. bice steady BARK quiet
American Lnreed Cakes ai0d 9l02ie. Cod Utl 9s6 Seal
OH Ia better deInsDd at &3tU G34 Linsesd OH quick 0u
steady Ro,n steady 6 for common. Spirits Turpentne
In better demsnJ, and 6nn at S6I Goois ~. .s
BEsADsrurFs firm. White WHEAT Sla4S eed - % III
FLOUR a2e. IRON steady a: IS lo 70 10 iG oon ne
and Bars SUGAR quiet but IN RICE hrm ana sDsnty
for .ome DESCRIPTIONS TEA quiet end declined d but .noe
finn al s7lS. IrsKED CAKEs firm New York sO'6 B9s-
ton fi05 Fish OILS 59l. SPERs OIL held for 1SS
IISsysp OIL quiet at ms TALLow quiet at SSio.
H.yRE ARKET For the week, including feoruary
-Corros firm; ewOreans tres ord are 100 francs ao
bales WHEAT slightly higher, and tending upvaId ASHES
CopYEE buoysnt OiLsLie inquiry and prices veal su'
GAR heavy RICE dull LARD heavy TALLow dull and hesVy'
WHAi EBosB quiet but steady ~ -, 49,
market was easy at unchanged rates. ,o,.o., !, -
Consos closed Friday 9 ass for money aud Tor
The Blolion in the Bank bad in rsssed 247oo
AMERICAN SECURITIES Barring Brothers report the
&C.,
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AUSTRIA.

TIE London Times abnouoces that it has boen sup
pressed throughout the Austrian Empire. Copies ar.
irving by post Rad been seized sgd was proclaimed
Auetrian territory.
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Turkey.

conspiracy against Prince Danielo had been dis
covered in Montenegro, and the principal parcpators
seDiei ced 10 death.
Constaptnople dispatch says the typhus fsvsr was
carrying off the fugitive Crcassians at the rate OF lVo
q day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-13

The KEEsER OF A VILE DES.-At a late hour ias'
night CAPT DowIIag arrested Mrs. holse, TIE proph
etress Of TIE housc Of had replte in Elzaee.hstreet
into which it is alleged poor girl named Hearn was
p:ised and outraged few dsye $50. Mrs. hsiss
was accommodated with quarters an the Sixth Waia
staton-House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-13

C.AarvILLR Monday, hNScn IL, 1860
For the week ending Monday March AZ Cattle cara
Hogs sheep Hoses-maknt 25 carloads 1--we
stocladd l2 Of express eghtaGne total Eamtsr Of
hauled by STOCK Express during The week m
Increase over Lac. week Of .,
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Latest. ria Queenstopn.

LIVERPOOL, Sundey Feb. 36-p.
The sales of CoTToN yesterday were 6,uO0 bales, of
which loo spectators and exporter The
closed quiet bRKADTuFPs closed steady PKoyIsIoSs quiet
LONDos Ssiurdsy-p.
CoysoLs elOse sala9s for money sss account
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-13

TIVE CASE oF RICHARD BiaRY.-rhe reason as
pgpd by che Sheriff for not sending Barry TO the Penn
ienary as he was required 70 do by the DistEicAt-
oyney, is that he still considers himself bound by the
order Of Judge Russell, sssying proceedings on tie
udenEsnt.
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ey rELpexAPH 10 THE NETWORK IRIBUEk
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

.aRRIvAL OF THE AMERICA.
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ariona Wards were as follows:

AHoYHka BUFFALO HERO ARREsTED-Detective
King and Slowey yesterday arrested Jimmy Massey
who .ock a. active part 10 the resent pugisc encoun
Ger be.weex Australian Kelly and Ned Price Of 'stOn
This Eaht Il viii be remembered took place IN Canada
last SKINNER. As all who desired TO witness j. were
expect d 10 pass through Buao their way the an-
thorites of tket city thought to put sop to the fight
by arrsstiug them before they coud cross the rver
Falling IN this they have since caused tae arrest, IN
this city Of the principals 10 the fight and several Of
tie lockers The persons thus teized have been re-
qued 20 give bal for their appearance before the Ere
Cosnty Court ofOyer and Terniner; and one or two
who haveGo appeared, have besn heavily fined. fes-
terdsy when the ulcers called for Massey, he was IN
ened 10 bsobsePerous and only submitted 70 the ar
rest when Of the officers presented revolver ard
thresssned 70 shoot him. the prisoner was taken 70
Heaesusrers and locked up 10 await the arrival Of an
officer from Bziao. subsequently, Judge Rossel, Of
the CoG- ofGeEsral Sessions, issaed writ Of hebeas
coTpug commanding the officers 10 bring Massey before
Tim at IL O'Clock this morning Having recently
opened Ceut at Headquarters and discharged on bail
nsTaaI Kelly for the same o:fense, the Jaige is
0o1btIess anxious TO afford Massey the sane relief
fhe Court of Oyer aza Termner of Erie County being
naT 10 session. it is doubted Judge Rasse Ia author
ned 20 tske bail in the case.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-13

KIses County CIRCUIT CALASDER March l3.-
Nos &C. 80 81 g. 100 l02 10i los o6 III, 49, ia u.s. 100,
Il2, l2S, 49, 49,, l22, 1928, l29 100, l3l, lee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-13

IIeUoR-DEsLERs.-- LiquoT-Dealers bsscc,s'ioo
No ss, ptht hr Pykes ~ beeeher street. oo' say
with oloted dos-s reporters not being admitted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-13

THE EoUITY CALENDAR.--Tbe Equity Calendar
Of the present Kings County Circuit Court Will be
called by Judge LOIS on Saturday next, at 10 O'Clock
a. m that day being set apart for such pnrposes D.
mu1rers, first, and preclosures, next, will have a
pTeference.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT NEWS
THE BUDGET OPPOSITION NOTION REJECTED

LORD tlGIp TO co ON A SPECIAL MISSION TO CHINA
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TIsHr.Ro,E PERFoRnAscE.-Abou. O'clock las.
evening Mons De Laye-he Of Gsaesse Falls poto-
RE y-deiighted tie Cha.hsn-strses pedestrians by
waking dght-rope stretched across that thorough
fire. The rope s stretched from tue roof Of the old
Chatham Tbes;er to he upper story Of the bulldog op
posi.s and forms nice l,e oTOss-~sk aboO. 100 feel
iD length. Monsieur eroae4 the rope twice, witho1.
breaking bic peck On the pavement beo1, Is many
expected 20 see him do IA the rope sil remains
yepded between heaven and esrtb, sc suppose tie
courageous Frenchman viii repss. the ieat which is
Sone simply 10 s:Eac. 4 crowd 70 ths tles'e'.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-13
ConuERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL CoTTos MARKET.-Ibe BROKERS Na y az
lar rs The sale, Of the week 81 900 bales OF which ~
were Ksnscnaors and 1000 to exporters The market closes
yery d iooor ouaitiss were gular and rather lover
While ps for the qualities wee fully %sR.tosa ss
to th-T soaey. 1he sales Of Friday were ooo DeG
m ,necuAop export the market closing quio
II he TO iced auota
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SPAIN.

The Correspondence Autoyrapha mentions that
Marshsl ODoDreIl had remit ed to the Moors the fol-
lowing BIS for the conclusion of Possession OF
all The territory conquered including Tetuan az in
dempity O, 20J, 600 refis engagement to re-
spect he Catholic religion; and nercal stipula-
tons favorable to SPAN. delay termnating on the
Esd WIS granted for reply. 1t was doubtful If the
Moors would accept tae terms.
majority Of the M Ord journals were opposed to
tie conclusion Of peace and demanded the occupation
OF fingers.
The Correspondent of The London Times at the seat
Of war writes that the opinion there was that the
Spanish Government would not show itself deficient In
generosity, and that The war as good as over
The Moorish less in the battle of the Ash, was est-
mated at eco. Upon their defeat the Arabs commit
led w al excesses aud could be restrained although
l6 were pvt 70 death on The spot
bu ey Abbas, with his defeated force, was half way
between Tetusn snd Tangiers.
At the latest date 10 reply had been received 70 the
copcitiors of peace, and ODonneh wss preparing
lurther operations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-13
rPANCE.


Tho Paris correspond ut Of The L"Hdon Globe says
,he chances Of war in ,be Spring were daily becoming
The accumulation OF Anstrsslrooos Behind
,ha n,n;o ap6 on the north bank OF .hePo bstoken
ssprrste effort. Other continental correspondents
a s.cgd warning had been given 70 ~ Ocean, a
Bret Journal, for having quoted portion the arti
Gle for which lie Bretogae vas sopgrsso'.
The Paris correspondent Of The Lonfo. Times
.,n,,,paates report that Napoleon is endeagog 70
c &c the Pope. An infringement resPfcseg the
R"ms~ra k.l, to ta,isfy both parties has oes pro-
80 bn, the terms were pot mentioned. 'iaEate
End Is, Cover ment are spoken Of.
TIE latest accounts, however, afHrm that tue dti-
.ui,v bstween France and Rome has Underground
change. .,... :, ,.n,v q, tha demand,
for a nrelimnary Inquiry respecting the aieranoas
ne tariff shows that the Emperor had esbgs1s' 20
himself BY consulting competent persons ana Az" tha
III Jut;es viii not be deinitively decided up',n unit
fer an inquiry in which various opini0nS will b
heard.
AZ ore time reached 6Sf35 bat on tie 18th they wer
heavy, AID declined TO $3.50.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-13


The MASSACHUSETTS STRIKE.-A mass meeting OF
skoemskers and other trades held last evening az
the Fourteenth Ward Hotel. During the evening
epeeebes were made and material aid given by Messrs
q. II. Latham and Ira b. Davis. letter from the
g4systarv to the Executive Committee of Lynn was
I'd ~ gentleman present, who announced that be
". eady 10 cooperate with the meeting, and that
Mr.. Robert j. Hsws was wiling TO be Treasurer Of
the Association. The gentlemen also presented reso-
luiious of sympathy with the Massachusetts people
deautstion of the German ShOenAkers was present,
spd Committee OF Conference was appointed. About
Also were collected during the evening.
WEEKLY MoRTALITY.-The report Of the City In
spector for the week ending March TO- shows that the
number of deaths during that period was 500. Ofthe
parsons whe died SO were men, IS women, l7S boys
I43 girls The largest number Of deaths were caused
bv tie following Diseases bronchitis, 10; congestion
Of the brain, a.; infante commissions, 81 drOpsy In
the head, 49, scarlet fever, 75 Inflammation OF the
bowe 10; do of the BRAIN ~ do. Of the lungs, 20;
infsntle maIasmas, 90 The classification Of diseases
shovs that 04 died Of dseaEe Of the brain and nerves.
1853 of the lungs and thrOs q Of the heart aud blood
vessels, SO erupivs fevers SO Of the persons were
natives of Germany 80 of Ireland, OF Scotland, $40
Of the United States and the remainder Of other coun-
tries; sc persons died in the public institutions The
deaths in the various Wards were as follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-13

REslsTEATIos OF VoTERs-The Inspectors Of
election will meet at the places des:gnated for hold
ing the Polls in the several election districts 0! this
city to-day, for the purpose Of registering the names
OF voters The election viii be held the 80 Of
April next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-13

CITY MoRTAL!TY.-The total number Of deaths in
this city, last week, was l24 OF which A were adults
and so children Oftbe latter, % were under year
of age The principal diseases were consumption, q,
scarlet fever 49, maraaaus, 9, convusions nt=ntile,
II, croup,7 Natives OF the United Stes, 80, Ireland,
%. al other countries, II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-13

TIE CHARTER BLEcrIoN.--The charter election viii
tte place on the Sd prox. The primaries of the Ne
nvslican and National Democratic organizations Will
be held to-day, AMI their nominating Conventions on
Thursday The-city officers TO be elected are Co-
lsctor Of Taxes, Street Commissioner, and Comnis
eiorer Of Repairs and Supplies. Beside the city OIL
GERS there are TO be chosen Aldermen IN the evenly
numbered wards, Assessors in the odd wards, and
snperyisors and Constab!es in each ward.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-09

The market has worked Mreguls', % since last
week. Missoufis have i;ersn-,e Oh the adrices
f ON ST. Louis that TIE Governor has recalled his
proclamation caGeeniag an extra session of The
Nissousi legislature; hence the proposed issue of
new Doh - TO the railways Of that state is stopped
FOR the presen. Pacific Mail rose al one period of
the weeh,>c sl06 the share, in consequence OF
purchases Tor investment by parties who have CON
hdence A the property; 1t subsequently
declined to about the point az which IL
stovo week ago, in consequence OF
prevailing impression that some new oppOsi
ton is likely to be established on the Pacific. We
DO not learn that there is any present foundation
for this rumor; bit ii stands to reason that
or later The steam connections of the Panama Rail
| road Company on the Pacific viii be extended, and
! an English steam line established between Panama
and Victoria yanc0uvers Island. The Michigan
| shares, Central and Southern, have both been
higher, but close pretty nearly where they were q
! week ago. The advance in their case was pre-.
| dicated upon Increasing traffic, and o probable
ultimate resumption OF dividends
| On the other hand New York Central and the
Western shares are lower than they were week
ago. This proceeds in most Of the cases, from
pious sales of stock by parties who had bought on
speculation al lower prices, and who, having parted
with their interest are naturally anxious to see
prices decline. Central has been unfavorably AT.
ected 10y of fresh log rolling conspiracies
Albany, of which the passage through the House
of the Albany and Susquehanna Railroad bill has
been regarded indication. This week will
probably see the last of the long suspense in rela-
ton TO Central. Wall street will witness the disso
luton of the Legislature with unfeigned pleasure
Some more reports of the March traffic on the
! Western railroads have come to hand, and we Ie-
I'll IL. ~. u
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NroYIcE TO TAXPAYERS -0PFICR OF rag CON.
~ uisstOne, ard Sssezsmens ~ ChAmbes street.
New YORK Janusry 10 ls6sCuce Ia hereby gssD
ent kols OF Real and Pers nal Esc Of the city OF
New Yer year 1860 opep no public lrspec
uop viii continue mt the 30a day Of prh nex!
An uessy requested 70 cal ana
exse Che In order hat errors The sss.ssnsus
may Also all persons eneled Nv Ia 70 redgo
beF by reason OF be cergyuer or f
nisry and Slso hteIarJ or e5n-oe nsrsatoas
by Law " from aesied 70 me apphcA
for such reducbon exemption previous 10 The cosng
the rolls said s0h day OF April.
The following Of the acs OF April H. 1850 pub
tsbeA Tor tie inform tor OF ,a1pay
Sect 10 During the time the book shall be ooea for
pnsHc inspection heretofore provided spplcauon may be
mete any person considering himself aggreved BY Tho
sttd vsnson of bi real PERSONAL estate 70 have the
If such application be made in roisuon 70 the
ssesssd valuation Of real estate must be mnto sriang
stsupS The OF obecon th~reo ana hersaooa he
Con shall exal Into The plaut and 10 their
Judgment the ,hes shall csnse the
to he corrected II such application De made Va relation
The yalustn at essto The applcen sha
be 0sh b. the rad oniss,ones ~bc 40 all
be authorized to snnftfr such oath OF them so5 "
M their gnent the they Oh all
The be sorfeced and fix the amount OF
The b@lteve 70 be just and de~are the 5e.co
khsreon within thirty dave altar such apptcson shs se
been Ia them NO reduction thA be made by the Board
Of supervisors of esssnt real personal
imposed under ihs act un)ees oh II uoder
affirmation that the parry greved unaole 10 attend
within the period prescribed for ue correction ares
Of sickness absence from the cityLaws II lS,
chapter so, section g. A. j WILLIAMSON.
J. W. ALLEN,
J. w. BROWN.
Commissioners OF Taxes AsseSsuaentA
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

n0N John SHERMAN. OF OeIo, WILL LECTURE
Ii 81 the Cooper sue before the Yong Mems Republican
URN on frda,. april 3D. at8P N. Tickets Is CENTS
reserved for ladies'
T RCTURE-THY REV. WY q. MLBURN WILL DE
~ liver hs lecture, "Wh bat Blind Man England on
sonday eyerng Aprl in the BROOKLYN Tab ssv
Does nj O'clock lecture to Tiskes
cers TO he had Ut W W b~aype's 2id fulton
street, w. W. Roses, l42 Anwuhc street; Rev Clarke
Methodist tooksto g Flu ton and the door,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-09

ITO sBOEMAKEBs-A MASS MEETING OF ALL
i branches Of Trade will be held Monday snng.
April q at O'CLOCK at ,be Rowery asseU by Rooms 27
Barery npathse With the and women strive 10
kps1ard States All worn icgpea uved 10 at
tend several eminent speakers viii address tho meeting
Abundance free.
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F'lN9sHCgAL ANp CONNER GAL.
SUNDAY, April 8, 1860.

SUNDAY, April 8, 1860.
--aav vas not very active
The week ending yestei~~- '-'ia .sSae ef
one, either in the foreign or tne aoiI0- ,n,;ss
the port The expor. OF prod0ce anu us.S 80
was, however, unusually nrsf; VAC nlp0'~ "'aN
less ,han they would have been Dat y. tne nonaS'
rival Of European steamers Ihe export Vi % 81.
rs Usual At this season, was merelyp~ mao, nv
following are he lgures Of the f." ~
the port 70. the week and . Dco rsenor a. Gem.
pareo MN $40 " r v ious years.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-09

H0HLANDs Apr s. sunset-very fogsy ouiside no
sells tn eight bound In from this station Wind g. light.
SANDY HOOK, April snnees-sh'ps Nsboo from Manila,
win loes o; D8 mast and 0ioo from Calcutta
the hay in tow OF tugs Foulsee
Rule and two hrirs anche sR Spit Very
thcl below Wind g.. :
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-09

S,HARfHk OAK LODGE NO 7a9 r, AVID A. M-ras
~ members Of this To- hereby summoned attend
ns,t res Mar cpmrp uncuop edpesday evanog spr
1860 al O'CLOCK for the purpose Of eecting Sc BIZ
order. oAo hoONd, w. N,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-09
CRY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

7, Nd. :
AsBfs-rbe market quiet, while prices steady
at So rs tor pots and So 6s for pearls.
BRhAnsrrIFs --FlourIb market less buoy ant And
active, while the transactions confined bout 600
bhIs clnsnx within the following rappe Of pricea:==