davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1860-04-07
ALnas1-April 4.-Grnin-So sales Of wheat.
rro in 41,c styent S5a6@Cc which il an ic1nroye-

Ryc in the street s.. @SGc. which is an improve
1ncnt. Corn in The street 15CI7Gc; car-lots Of
yellow round 1:c, delivered, aud ~ G57jc ut East
ALBANY. Oats in the street AUG l4c. Yesterday
5000 bn in store aud aoat IKE, principally
measure. l. car load four, rowcd Barley at Sic.
WAisI}-sales 1io btls ut 13c. :secd-Clorer
seed cont;zues dull for medium; We quote 1stG
Sc from first E,as.:l. and in lots; lar2c seed ii
scarce at 9.Ml0c. Timothy sells stcafIty ct
State: q lot Of 100 brls common lIltneis seed
sold p.t.
Fms, &c-T:.e result Of tic Hudson Bag
Co,npauy's London .a!c held on slse 5tlt, 9Th
and .th Of March inst, rs compared with the
prices obtained in March, last year is rs follows:
otter, Silver Fox, "nd Mink, brought The sasue
nriccs; Fisher aud Cross Fox, per cent lower;
lear 10 per cent 1owcr; Wolf, Il per cent.
lawer. Ecd Wa:f and Lyax ~ per cert. highe- !:
and Marten 25 per ceat. higher. The closing
two days Of 1.s'n.psson,s sale, ne'r and LrD1.
and Murten and Mink, gold ut The prices Oh
tanned ut the saic nborr; Skunk ,earlJ asl sffd
ut sst}acs,h.r prices; Grey Fox 60 per cent.
higher; and Muskra. twnVepco l1Fer.
DosroS MAnkEr--Ar!il 3.-coRS EXCHANGE.
The receipts since yesterday hare bteu ::5
bbls -four, 8 :,5l bu corn, Gao bu cats, $50 bu
rye md .,5uu bush shorts. Market for -four
continues very quiet at IS 50 for COMMON brands
Western; s. 15GS S5.e73 for rfancv Iranc": $d.sss
| @j..!, for cxtrs>; ard $G.Ge Ns.1o e bbt. for
superior. Southern flour il quiet ut sGGlG.2j
tor fancy, s677"G7.2 % for extras; and s. 50
q hl,I. for superior. Corn is dull aud se''u. ut
| SoMs2c Il bus.el for Southern yellow: whi'e 1t
| 7aM,5 ,5oc; and Western mixed Ut 1s@s0 = bush.
Oais are dull ut S44@4Gl 2 basl, for Northern
mud Canada. Nye ut aoc 4 bss!s. Shorts st
| $a1@lC, and Fine Feed ut 81 @3o + ton.
, 1860-04-07

UAC1N L VOLICoI1s'- AC
b sud Summer Term Of Racine CoteSs VIII open APtu
l1th, to continue rntl ju1y 4oth-
Fortern., ac., appiyto Rev. JAMES DIhoFIhts:
Mh9h7e7 IN E&et1e toae9kt H&Ta9s
, 1860-04-07

= U II IL II Z f Il y 7 E S
, 1860-04-07

-ITt OuNh1IH1, NNo 0594fsHe0 k13V 1soo*"
MIR. TalianaiSha11 rose 10 npolnt Of orders.
Designating By name the ouly .eseutceu Aen,-
bers present, ID it wa7 not competent to iran
sact business in the absence Of II quorum. lie
meant NO disrc,pect or iicouEtesy butit seemed
to him tue dignity of the Aouse was very much
impaired By discussion under these c'rcum-
stanecE.
The Committee having voted on question
raised by Mr. branch, it was finally asccrtained
With the rules, tue roll Of tue members was
called.
Mr. Scott moved cal! Of the House pending,
.SlirI atlinurned.
, 1860-04-07
TOR RENT or LEASE

+~NJEyV SPRING MILLINERY
IN Ladies viii nnt It TO thel. advantage to ea II t.
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0G6erlttbeS SelltfcbcS &mptu SGOz
tbInAtbnnt.

Wtr be1e1netelt geltern tn eitent Salttttprer
Slatte elmer Stem 9)prfer Sererttdpe parilber, DAP
baS Neip= gUrter Garibdlbt=G prtite etnet vgftdt=
Deut1denn, etnen vfriiberen baniI6en l1ntertbd~
men,, 6errt Sttp= &eSentlpW, ais Ser
treter Der Oeutl6en an @aribolpt 9eanpt 1at.
@dredlt2l Gnteblt6 Otto 9tesertlcp fat
baS abIdeltli6e Gerbre6en be9an9en, huf pa1tt7
lfem 8open aeboren St iperpen. llnp tttdt &C.
mug pamitt Sb9leih elm gebprener uodn'lfer
ltntertbar,H tat er li1 Ell redt, Deutl6e Sprahe
ND g4tlenlHaft SIT erlernelt lttp me6r paopt 1T
1einern @epd6tatBfalten st be6dlten, olS mander
aebcrene bertI6e Ilntertban; ia ct erfreGt ltd
logar Biz alf DEN berttigen Sag, Delttl6 GIT benfe1
ltnp at lHretben ; attd, bat er ItG erfre6t, letne
mnempnil6et gSerfe tn Deutlder Sprohe su
ifreiten unr boS @rG6te rnp Grltdunltdlte, mas
In Der MlnemDnit ie 9elettet wlrpe, bem peut16eu
Namelt auf3ubitrpen; ferner fat ct li4 erfreht,
AUDI lit Nrnerifa lG pen Nartet zines titdti9en,
pibioen ltnp r~aptfalen pelttlden 2iteratelt at er=
rerben. gSaS aber letner 6red6ett Die &rpne ouf=
Iebt, 1T bass: CT Fat lid erfredt, ein gpr=
%flmpfer fer peutlGen Gepplltipt in 9bitringen
at lein lnD 1T ben &erfern Weimar'5 fit
feline berttlAe 6retbett6liebe 3t bitben. lltp Die
fer ygtt6t<Oe tlde", pieer yfrIbere pGnil6e llnz
tert6art" etn Sertreter Der DeutlGen bel Cart
balbt 2! SGredlid, entlebltd
DO9 S6er3 BET Seite gSie mir bDret, miro
baS New+gprter @aribalpt=Gp mtte, an be6en
Spite g ufap StruSe ltebt, ienen lGntab=
li6en Nngrif 9ebibrenp suriidpeiien.
gSo5 Die in pemielben Nn9rif entbaltene Sc
Gauptuns betrift, pab u@aritalpt feline 5ulfe
mebr BON inns brauGt", 70 lit le 1T Der nadfpl=
9enben gtepe StruDe'6 sur @enu9e beleu6tet,
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u 'mertfaniide gSndbrtbteu

ueberbte NbfNbrt Sttp= NeSent=
lows bfmertt Der q, 9, Dempfr. ugGir
9%lattet fnunt, Dap ba6 Serbef Der oGeutcnia'
unp Der Qarp1n96pldb ~jentalS Elm 1p belebtea
2lu6icbct getn6t BADEN, ME 9eiterlt, 6unpertf
BON 6reunpet rtD @jeiinnunga9enp1at gabe1t
luieteill 6relnDe ltnD GUllegen Sttpz9tepentlpr
pn5 @eette, g2tr ntilltn bterbet Ipe3tell erpa6=
ner, pnB 6err 2inpenmilIlef ietnf Gapelle gut
6eter be5 2bidteOe5 ~ert9a9irt batte,"
Den S6netper AUST AMI / II gnf=
q 10 tetrefenb, miro g%ernelpet, RAP Splt ben A
i'm Git9 Directory argeTiiGrten gGoBet" bereit8
80 ltter3eihnet, D. +. ltG Serpflid)tet bdben, Die,
ppr Der 1857er Rrtl6 beja6lten Q09ne pirper 5t
sQb(ett.
6tnbet 5rn, Douglas gan5, pic
~ IT I'm fanbcn, Dec ygGGdter am Grte"
az, &biente) in Gleoelanb bcmerft itter pa5 pprs
tige Nuftreten Spn Douglas:
v9Ba6 6erru Douglas ais 9iepner betrift, 70
bdben mir Gin perarti9eS 9iebet nod tiht 1e=
lSGrt, Sebe5 g8prt mltrbe beror5oepreBt, oetr=
fen, 9eltG6nt, 9ebellt unp moltrGtirte pas Sbr De8
3u6Srers, 0err Douglas l6iet MIR eiret ctn=
3t9elt Son sur Gerft9u11g 5t BADEN, ber nitr am
S6lub etter Sentet5 lt4 5t etrem &raftlNrei
ltei9erte, >robet INNER ein fairies Sd)Ilttcln Der
Nfabne l~tnttfalp, Ger9ebe,8 benril6te IiN Der
@rntarlfal 8trdb NIT paGrboft giganttlhen Sc
ltcn ltnp 9raltetboften 0e6erben at 8eifa05s
be5elt9utgen auf3urnutterlt, Der GntGulta5lmt3
mar rpeg9eflpgert, rtaGpem man rltr oet r~fletten
9itelet" 9elebet uup eincn Say 1pretben 9ebGrt
Bate ST. .@
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Ssciterc TdGribtcn ocs campers
O~OlA80Oip."

Der Oampfer rGitY Of Baltimore" fam an
90. "Dn SEEN yprf III 3tgerpppl, Der uGanperbtlt'
ant 49,. BON Gep=2Jcrf 1T S0ut6amptUn ait, Del
Dampfer uNfc9a Scptiort" son Greter flt6r am
19. in ben NlerleY (6afen ppn 2iperpppO Gin, lel
tn Der Sppte<SnY atf ben @rltnp ,nlp ntrtBte
artS9elaben werpen, tpornit betut N6gore pea
u@las9op cine Mfetge 2iGterlAtfe bel6aftj9t
lparen.
9to6 bet lebten NoGridten mar Der v9lpYa
Scptiolt" pieper ilUtt,
DaS Mtnilterium Der au8partt9et 9lreeleeeuz
beiten fat pft3ieQ erflart, Dap 2inplaY nidt CT
madtt9t lei, nit Der amerifanilfen Negtertng
itber S4tffabrt5@2 n9ele9etbeiten 3t mterban@
peln,
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2~lmfnnft oeS SnntpferS
IS II a."

~ dtaDd."
Seeuercs aus europa.
.9cn Gcriidt uou bent Srtrfc GaribalOPS
miocrip QNc1. Oaribaloi be1tebt Oarallf,
mr. lit Giont OaS SOuigreid Stalien ST
..a .... "prDflamirer.
ct, jSpDn6, 2, Stt, Der Onmpfer @d=
tobo, Der am %, Sept. Sp1 9~iSerpppl abftbr,
pallirte lebte 9iod)t Gape STAGE ltnp mntrDe Dplt
pen SpCt Der 9rele getprpet. .a $50. JAS.
Der 9rtnre 2aGert fam brauBe>1 am 81. an.
Dte p1pltltGe Armee mar lp gut ME n~1faelSlt.
Nncpna mar 51 NSaner urp su Gaitpe ppllltdlt=
big blpdirt, 49,. ..-.
@artbatpi batte atf'5 9}eue prOtlamtrt, baB ct
lar 1T @cnt pns SDnt9reiG Stalien au6rufen
tperpe, ... .. J.. ...fsu. 81 tg.. ....l
@ari6alpt r%iiltete NIT Ma6t an elmer @rpeotz
ttot. NaG pet leBtet Na4riGten botten ltb
@artbalpi'i6 e Grltppet an Der MiiinOtn9 pe5
6lulie5 @airgltanp aufgeftelt unb Die Gerbir=
put9 5iptl6en ben lleberbletbleln Der fT1toltd
aeapplitattlGen Gruppet 3ptlden Gap,ta unb
0aeta Ab9eIhnitteu. a
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Die Npff nns N1eu.merien.


SnbePenbence, L, Sft, Die pUt aus
Santa Sc lit NIT NaArt6ten pom II. Geptbr.
gel tern Nbenb Gter ein9etrpfen.
9tc9er5 ipltrpe frnft rifterli6er GrfenntniB
am IA, Sept. ge6angen, Der Correspondent er=
fart, ct bd6e nift5 @%raulamere5 ie 9eleben, ais
otele 5%tnrihttng. Der Gerltrtbeilte muBte ben
Sorberei1m9en pa3u pon Nnfang AM beiipobnen.
gt5 3tltBt blie6 er babel, DAP er ben Mprp in
Selbltoertbeiot91tn9 b~e9an9en, unp bic 8ela-
tln9S3elt9et faliA 9elfNppren batten,
Die Sorberettltn9elt SIT etnem Gerntdtrng5=
fampfe 9e9en Die Snptaner nebmen ben iAEnten
6Ort9an9 BET per Clinic ioippbl, ais ben 6reiwili-
gen.
Die Grtte miro iebr tnapp arsfn(let, unb er+
ipartet man inc 9rcBe Stei9erltng ber 9reile
alter 2e6enebepirfntlle
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S~lnfunft Der GoItformiSd,em Vpnn.@ rp

ct. SOfePG6, 1. Stt. Weltern 9benr
farten nit Der californildc 9onYzgrpreB Nad=
rttte1 aus Galifortien lis 3unt 10, Septemte,
bter an,
Die 2e9i5tattr Spn Sregon trat am 10, it
Salem 3tI ammen, Oa5 !6ats erlp16l t 6rn
Senjamin 5nrOinA etnen Douglass emofraten
mcl6er BET pen 3met lebten @ablet fir ben re-
pltblifantl6e1 Gpn9reb Gnnbipoten Qogan ltimn.
te, 5,tn Sprefer, ben gepublifaner McYatter
8pnt l. Setretdr, etnen Douglas : Dempfrater
gum 2. Sefrctdr uto einer Gepublifaner gum
Serdedrttelt.
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@ari6albt batte tar3lt@ @alermD befaGt unb
dlel6lt cine 9rCf(amattcn erla0en, wcrtn ct 60
e~benfa(l6 ertlarte, Oab ct bic NnneriOm an Car
ptnten jest nod ntAt o%ollenOen, lpnbern, baB er
MUIR IN 9Cnt pa5 con- tituttpnele &Gniarei6 Stas
lien prptlamiren werpe.
Seine Speratiptten ge9en Gapl1a paren Der
Nrt, DAP man jepen Sag ben SAT- pieIes wtGttz
gen plabe6 erpartete.
Die ~pfi3ielle Surtner 3eitnn9 piper1prt6t Der
Na6ridt BON ben 8rtefe @drttalDt's an ben
&Gnt9.
Sin irilGe5 9fnfenblatt in Dublin Bate baa
0erit6t S%erbreitet, pab 2amprictere bic Sarbinte,
9eldld9en. 0let6 pornuf purDe ober ba5 Sc
rilht purG bic &lrnpe BON Der Ginna6me Yerug.
9ta'5 purh Die Snrbinier wtberle9t.
9inpClenn un0 feline 6rau paren Spl 9Qsie'
Strilfgetebrt,
Der &atler BON SeltreiA Ii. Der @rin3 -Ne9en
BON preuBet l%Ollten ibre Mttnilter nidt na4 @ar:
ld)dlt mitrtebmen.
IS bieB, 9dpplepn babe Dem &atler BON 9tuB
LAMB mitgetbstlt, paB CT lelbt ndA NarlAau 81
fpntmen mitnlde, tim nit etnem Nlale bic frie9e
rilden Oerii6te iber i'm gu 3erltreuen,
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Urdf1freld)'
lteber pen grprpDerluA auf ben Scatter ihtpet9t
bic fran3. 9relie 9dn5liG.
Die Qeglng clues ultteri eil6en &abelS 3tptz
1Gen 3p1lpn uno Nl9ter mar miBlln9en.
Stalien.
Neapel. @orttalpt bnt pet Sen. Strtpri
gum SefeGl6Gaber Der 2lrnee fir Die Oauer let=
ner NbmelenGeit %ernarnt.
&ollutb mltrbe III 9ieapel %crpartet.
GDrien.
We9rere Senmte Spl bpben Ndn9e paren IN
Damascus erfdpien ipprDen.
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@tnnisipal.S0nbl. = @6ertf,s Ofiee.

Baltimore, ben &c. Gepten,6er 1860.
Natabt miro bermtt 9e9ebeu ben g8ablrittern uo Gtimmae.
Bern Der Staot Baltimore, CAP eiu Wlappr lmb StabtrStbe fir BAL.
tniorc erpabit nerccn, ndmlib; Glue 9erlpu our g}ertretuno BON
lcoer Der 20 9Sarr@ fir bn erfcn 3wei9, cine gerion fir ie 2 an.
et19nper 0%lr11n5eRce GarbS tr ben Sweiten 3Weis bns StabtratbS
De Na9l ut gu balten al 3~peiten sd tim ID III 10.
&@9e bt1a9ten W~DhntS, an FlSben, teiei4re ct bon beS
Nobl1dtert in unb lHr bic &tatt Baltimore, ernauut fir ieben
Ptectnct, III lt~erenittmmun9 nit Dem @eiet, Die gBabl hes WanprS
uno Gtabtratb8 re1ultrcuo.
Gic Stlnmtoittn werceu an Dem pben0euanntcn Sooe often fem
cpI s llr Wtor9enS bis 8 ll9r Nadmittde8. ME oonn @eieb Dor.
9eihrcbeu. Geo. s. Outtcn w.
Spt29, 1W @ber{f hpr Gt,ht 81 ,r,;r,r.
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OSn Wtt0Ieoern obt9en @errtnS bipe hermit amr Wa6rttt, ba
oe Setlan1nlltn9 beue, Wtthpcb ben 3 Stipber QbenSs M
ubF tbren Nntan9 ninrmt, nobel bic SeamtenpabI fir bus nd6it
sagt ltatntncet lnp le6eS Wtttgter lei &ermeibune Der seiebltGe
Strae 81 erldeiuen bat.
OtMt SIM Nufraoe: Bm. NIIIer, Gefr.
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NOipftreet &0nVerein

Np. SO 2opitr. bel Yeter 9oiper.
Nle, et otelem 8eretn nph betSutretcn pinideH, inb erIuht
am Oonnetfd9 Nbeno IL lbr 81 eri1cineu, bo nod 9S gutbeiIe
%als9e9sben Weroen nnb Die erte @ebperitei8erltus %itattfubet.
MtOc 8ep9 Ser5pg, SER.
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GnaliIdDcn ltnterridlt
SdmDftenb @dnNerpin.

~ zen @benSfln6en i'm Oednen, 9eien. SdSnItreiben. 8ubtoI.
SWlpDtl}i NJ 9c> 10 q CO. -"
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Serrn SDps. .. SpbnItun,
N9ent Der Security

6elter= SerliGerung=G pmp.
Wertbet SkErt
GmrimSen 0e neinen Gapt fir S6rc prompte uuo li6era(e gn-
ertsnnln9 nn6 'su8!abluns hcS S6acenerate8 bur6 tas Neuer
an nietnem @ebdube. wel6eS in ibrer Gempa9pte fir $4,000 SerF-
fert lit. I8tun9Spcll Sbr
q. @. Griffith
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Geipdrb in Sbicdou.

GHtco0O, l., Stt. 6err SefporO traf
6eltte bier elm, ipltrbe gut enpfan9en unp bielt
cine NeDe. 5000 NlenlAen GSrten i'm III.
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DEITVTI DtIT1
@mpfansen sic unern Gant fir S6re prompte umo lbera(e an.
thinning unb ~aus3ablnng beS S8obensriaee@ burb has 5euer an
unierm @i9sut6unt, pslhes BEL Sbnen in Der Gecuritp uu6 WaI(en
Of gir9hiia ~@pmpa0nie fir $4,000 oerF6ert mar. T
a9tun9Sppl( Sbr
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9lNg, Nrb. ST.. ltntertiibnmassIercin. I

Sdmntlt3e Ult9leter btees &eretn8 merben 6iermit uufoefpr-
pett rnor3en, &onnerita9 irib ubr in Der Wtebani5 S0l(e iii
INN Ter @oritolctp rGe5iiort tei3umpbnen.
Vl&p Gg. SurtelI, HrIGeent.
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Sdmmtltdc 8ereiue unS aoocn.

ptlbe be1blpllen baben ib lei er @ari6a(oi-Geier an betbslioeu
lnQ 9ern1tt erludt, itb am Dpnnerltaa MprgeI, ben 4. S., m
) lbr ouI Wepnunent Squdre Ell fiuoen AT poQclt.
NlWttOo Opm, U1ttp, Gbief-I0orI6au.
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Snltim0re ginacrbnnO.

Qer Baltimore Gteccytroni BAT Tt pUn tcm ~beheteuben Gin.
5 Sereiueu. 9pi "
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GlOneeltcr 2nnbgut= lluO GmOtocleQidafl

Die ~Ntt0lerer itc e~tn9ela1en i6 bi 9errn st, <ler (Gdb
6rcperld1tr) et1jnflnNen, UNI tbre 3ablmJeu fit Ottoter ~ ma
rhrIt W."
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Nlll. Nrb. zSerciu.
Wnltintnrr WGffrzW frfin-

r9e SerlommlmJ tu ! u(WiittppGl ~Na9mitta9 uni 3 rbr itatt-
0tUd g. GnTs Or
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Notice e Mariners.

Notice 20 Mariners.
a " 9 s s o fa
rocks bs.rns Ess from Cape 9 soqae IL srsz
berth until Examination be had Of ne place sssgnsd 70
Ct The United States Naval Observatory and
s Snns at ZIP
LghtDoAt had broken her Fog Bei.
WhAlomoDs
Hurd Island IS days. Of and for Fairhaven with 600 bb e,e
= Warren, RI 1s. inst. ship Bruus, Henry, ochok
hole dated 81 Helena Fob reports her $50 bbG oil
Ship Rsdgannst Lus.. rom Nyok for Shanghai % asys
ins ian u o ss repsr ''
ship Jecoes Hsnde from Liverpool for philadelphia.
Ship Anna schr Id: Miksn from Havrs for Neworeans.
Ship Wild Cat Morse from Norleaus for Hsvrs March ST.
r!sss.o &C.! :1 i n'a' Ssas' 10, '-
Brig Armstrong. from xayaguez for NHaveo, April
nS Ssssss from Wilmington NC for
echr Fleetwood from NYork for Para March 30 lat S.
scSr cousdon q days from Ban Juan Me- for NYort
BOMBAY Feb y-In port .so. 8 Jsms. wl..h., for LON
don log; Protector Croeier from Adcn arr 18Th for LAYER
BAssApos March BIN port brig Leni q and for Aersn
S Soss ~ N s ia TO
cowrs March ,o-put in, W Chamberlain, Knapp. from
C.s9r,. March T. : ar. G.Snss. gorl.nd London.
q Z. sSos, s %S ssFs oy Head Hamilton
fss s e. Il:
"a a sss I .: s
saracen osgood do che two later before reported sid
18Th ship vulture en for Bombay and back gets
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

MONDAY, April sc p. N.
The Custom House returns of the foreign trade
OF the port for The month of March were closed to-
day, and we present our usual comparative tables
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Total for mos s24, 1885, e9 2S,74ss3 81 39s ,3o1
In reviewing the above tables, the first fact
which strikes the eye is the enormous develope.
ment which our foreign trade has assumed since
the present fiscal year began. The increase over
last year in the imports for the nine months is
$50, 900 ,OOO-twenty per cent; in the exports of
domestic produce near 81, 600, 0O0-about thirty
per cent. 1t must be observed, however, that the
large an increase, as the import trade had not
hirly recovered from the crisis in the first quarter
Of the fiscal year 1859. Should the imports
Tor the remaining three months of the fiscal
year be the same as last year, the aggregate impor
taon for the year at this port will be $3.50
should they continue to increase in the same ratio
"a they have done for the past nine months, they
win amount to the enormous sum of 1884 OoO. 900.
Importers state it is true, that they are going to
fall off; but they have repeated this prediction 80
frequently and so earnestly during the past twelve
months, that it requires some credulty to expect
anything Of the kind. Imports, In this coun.
try, rise and fall with the expansion of bank
credits why should we expect the imports
to fall off when the banks this day have
reached the highest point Of expansion ever
known in their history? In opinion, the eager
Of our city banks to earn dividends, combined
with the enormous wealth that the South is accu-
mulating, and the general recovery of business
throughout the West, are much surer indications OF
the probable tendency of commerce than the
opinions of individual merchants and those indica-
tons justify no expectation that the imports Of
foreign goods are likely to fall of for some months
to come.
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HIGHLANDS April sun se.One shio and ous brig IN he
anu one bark and brig near the bar Wind ne hsht
SANDY e, no3x c AD1 ,hD and one brig in
iS Scs. passed Inc O'r rA Wind NJ Light weather
IN the Indian Ocean lat 20 81 3 lon 70 r. diary Kept
ss al a
but the reef tackle parted The san blsw pieces gale
sea- Kept decks aoosed SHIP s scaddns TO sw At
and @ Ss S h s
also broken but got tackles on before the ship to-
pieces were now s,uddins under bare poles
Finding un;as 70 ssud .,tsm.ed 70 get balance rseieI
piece Of IN tho mssn Raging and hove the snp 70 on
ne fore ssys. .o;A and taking WIN
yard in two In short time alter the main
with dreadful crash taking With Il our msn sop%as hesd
OF breaking the cosssck yard crushing
board beaded By he aaes or ban ANA sr ssley
srs nov ok cGs . ss and oser
and hs ship IVES humping heavily the msinmas aud
hoard aide critical moment should ans OF
The spars hress in he seeghs and hip our rudeer We
osly would save the ship Capt Baxter this Cr. pro.sd
men at he vhee ard watching smooth cnsuc. he had The
fore and the shes put hard the shp
wreck The piece Of canvass put In the rig
gDC he ssysn haped down ne wheel Da, had alec and
tn fney Our Jbbcom went and lay wreck at the
found but ie wsier the decks cleared and
having done ~ that rn,n could DO we put oar trust in rov
had down Innch aid the ship put bef
81 s qoy
9 York
Ap, we arrived In New York, after sailing 10000 miles
BARK MAY QUEEN Kirwnh q Philadelphia from Rio ia.
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CLEARED
Steamship Matanzas, esegang, Matanxas-Mora Bros Ma
Ship Roger Hiern. Stewart New orleans-Pos, snHh 4
BARK A Hazard. Williams. Galveston Master.
ru S.s Aean'' Barker North and s0A'h WOOD
Brig Enterprise, Grndle. Bordeaux-H Brookmsn L Co.
Brig Isabella Jewet, Reed Jacksouvilo-J Ward Co.
Brig = sseemsn, Camp, Pymopth-J Benton 4 Go.
scM Oerito Crowel. Turks lslandsIpGst Small.
schr Volunteer brown, Ponce 4 r. Peters
sehr 4 W Tuil, Tow send. Galveston.
Schr Pathway IAnssrect New Orcans-Oakley Heating.
scnr AiSambrs, Van Ghdsn. Wilmington MOI.
schr PEARL wes.srvei. Neweern-C 3 Dsbbie Co.
schr Howard, Howard, Newbern-J Oavis.
schr N Beder, Ryder Aiexapd'ia-M Beden-
Steamer Mars, Nichoh Philadelphia
ARRIVED.
steamshio Columbia Berry Charlestce with mdse and pas
Spotord, Tileston Co. sth Inst lOH AN sig
nazed steamship Keystone Hao, for Charleson Oh Cape
q ho ss1, hsssns o sggps The
10 Gary Co Loft Calcutta Dec 81 sand Hssds
Feb Rodereos bearing Nv 30 miles spose Psruvsn ship
lon 10 50 n spoke Br nip vrgni Maurus for Cork
bay liverpool % days out lh PM passed Cape Good
Hope 46 days nom port March ~ lat s. lon % nxnazs -
Cost days OUT isS lon Is % W. crossed The Eausov in The
Atlantic So days from Calcutta; April passed Bermuda; hh,
lt IS 20 ION H. sgnsllzed ahp Cynosure from NOBLE for lv
rs Highland Lights bearing INV distant nc miles, ss CAL
tied ship Mary GOodo from the Pacific bound In TIE orion
mad Is Of sa scs "a ing
from Nsw which time have had light Nc winds
ing to fresh breeze from and g.
with less and silks 70 Cary Co. Passei java Head Jan
Cape Good Hope FEB IL and crossed equator IA the ,sn
March IT, Experienced succession Of light winds up to lat
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steamship Matanzas, Matanzaa
Wind at sunset NE, thick.
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n: .n s9'ss ' 81: 70 s:s :: s::
NET niles Of he sSisoes 's oios n Sss. ssrs
r,S No sslsd m company Iron woosans WA anAp SAY
Ship sasoS ,of soson, Batter Mantle. Dsc a. with sus.
"s ne ~S 20 % :as
and e iss ss. r %
ed Cape Good Hope 2oh at ~ He~ns March IS erus.sd
ION t 81 Ko s' r Ssn NAV. s.. az
Ia 81 bs n s 2sa rpm fG, sssss s SS1ds" sss
ns 's 3 e o. S so I.ss Gs S
from Aayst Tor Mobile i'm Ia, a n Ion Is Is bark storm
ss sSp 'r ,sor ya ' cI ,sr hSs'Oa
.s S r. 70 %s%s S.9n ass ssq oss
Yors ne rsSroc sss s snasor rsr m
Bark Charles Ksan Swan, Providence days 10 Ballast 10
Caroline, Norton zsza, days. with sugar, TO Simpson
Brs King Gsra oonl Windsor, Ss IL d.y. with pla.-
Brs Caharine Rogers Narsen Boston days In balAs 70
schr pocasonsas osrr Bsresdos % day.. With sugar mo-
er ss Two dsys prevtouay ro st ssrs iosa ra
schr Francis Connell. Tansier, with oysters, for New
ssh wentworth tBr) Davidson. safAz, Ns 10 days with
sehr Connecticut pe.ns. Ind,anoa VITA Newport day..
where she put In dtress before repocd with COTTON and
scSr sssssaw, Morse, Richmond days.
schr Arr, Cole. City soni, days
ssSr 5sas: 5ssS%O a.t,rs 'T s sq s.
a nr aasn Young @
schr Daniel Morris Hoover. Brandy vino sills 2day&
scbr Henry Iaurens johnson Msehtas, 10 days.
schr Elen Ballet. Boston for Philade' ph,s-
Schr Pequopnock, Burroughs Bosoa, Sdaya
Schr 6rier son, Harding, Holmes dolc 2dsyaL
schr Mary Newell Gown. Wareham. s days
Schr Jane. Weeks, Wareham. s days
Schr Nathan Clifford. Shue Rondout for Boston.
6loop Aeronaat 0oofrey, Sandwich, days
BELOW.
Erig Elise Charlotte from st Jsgo, II days.
Brig Leonard Berry.
Brig Norfolk-AI by pilot boat David Mitchell.
FIR bark Fornia, fro France.
Bark Sarah Bell from Porto Rico BY ssean,tug Hunsa
Ship William Tel Bonney, from Havre Feb n with 2o6 pas
sepgers
Br schr VII o. the wisp.
Alss two ships, two barks. and three briggs unknown
SAILED
steams hip Matanzas, Natanzas.