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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-01-06

CHARLES MASON,


81 resau VI Ell, 80 opr 81 The m'.i c1plhr
ant .r-sr...a' prsrt,t,1ar,. ~ih whrm have
I,I uhrI4i iutgfcourrr.
CHARLES MASON,
Ctnmis.tourt ui fstsnt..'
80 h1vs rn hr.ltaij-n ,a a..rfirg iav,aio's
that tas ,srult sn.pi., l'-tsln lHnsv C'u1Hs snt
aHI tI...vuIfh,. sn# u.Hfs ,sIsl, aiTuitrH. iirir
av.-tttr.s tH o. i.r.I o. sr,uio &C. thrm ar fsil,
AL favorable t1nst,'ftat.su .f ths HH.rni Oilre.
EDMUND MURINE,
Late JHtnHii..iuHFf 80 ll',Hts.'
Bu.i.u. I,lusr, =. ISIS.
sNt. X. a. Tod, be u.si, t.fus THIRTEEN
ai.rIrat,..r. uu 800 luf oHr a. shi,n lsirns base
b-..a frtaisI. saI chat ,r' q. zoos, Isnalrg. ~sch
alutstskahl- pfu.t vi sirst ta .nt 'rt abi.,t, "n
h,. pace bead. uss Oh, f,,pmaHcnd aN i1roHiafs o.
-r,t ia b,. ta rfucurr ibsif iiruis, i. q, r'a,
d. .ur, ut ha,isg 'hs ui..t iaitbiii au'H ' i-.-
sfHyrI ,u thsir ,asr-. rHi s' VrfN rri.1H.1'.r
,hsf.rs. JOHN TA1GAkr."
Tr.1 S,rt y. lSI5. o. Jar- u. ls.>. fh- sob
.rtt..f. iB r.u..s vi b,. large Ifs.u... rIir. oH
So .Hs-g.r.5.s. arpuJstlsnt. ~lNiliN AZ.
pFNi~, EVERY ON uf vhirl 60. decided in
h.s is,.f. 81, tbr Juumis.iou,t .i i'tl.H.s.
RI. EDDY.
u1.r.p. Jal. .. leo. 80
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-01-06
Asi sEvERY. late OF DiSfeld.

IN all C,,gi,. deceased. by giviag boad AZ III.
tw directs. ~. th.uf..1 requests al pcrs"ns
who arr ind.h't' Zoo tlf rsaic 81 siii Ne 'ea.ed.
~ mike ipus.II,ia %. a-pt; AMI thnsr Who ht'a
nn, ,lrun,a Oh .-nu ,,eNhihit the sane a.
D.. Isl WILLIAM SEvCRY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-01-06

O,roEn, 81. Cont II Prytaie hsh at Par.
is.wtt.. ali ils The County oiOsGrd. on the
thid r,.s'ty Of n-rsmi,.f 4. u. u ..
DCNIANIV TUCKER, Of NpwN, ~ sail
Il C..il',. utns T. ,srilor ~ = r-rt'la 'rn-
~. N pup,riing ~ h. ih~ let Wv h7' l-'i'.
,,. tofMAuN rucEEE, lat of NORWAY, .n cid
,t,, t,cea,rd. hivirg presented thr sans tor
N. Nr.
.!yd, That The aid TVcrr'tor give notice
FL. psf.,a. iri,ssir,l b. 'sHsHg cop, - tn.
80 utiiiths three WrrAs strressiErl ~
'i- psIt.i Dtalrr,t, q pIh'.. 'sspai''t p',niei
~ PARE, .htt ne 81 aW ippr, 81 Probate Cunt
t, o.. hell 90 ptf,s. 90 slii ,uu'iy, 80 The ihti
ra...I., 81 JaautN nsNt, as u.cl'ck ~ the
i,,ru..,l. pa st~v ,.tsr. u ,py thay have. Why
ihe s.id Iu.Jfan,rri .h"uli Mt h. proved, APP
pf..e aul lli,vci a. ,hc hst W. aad Tesla.
,t,eyt oi .Iid deceased.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-01-06
WASHINGTON AND EVERETT.

IN ihs EngDrinr II w,.hiagion. Thee 'plcn.
d,d cnps,ings arc tom ofig,n.l Isiini.ugs D.,
il,As. aud ace rngtasri on steel ~ the bishssi
,','c 90 NJ III, alr zach 2jN3j inchrs, satA
e.s'sisisg tirs f4's let - man, cnsrs', zee.
rr,h.r picture. .i.. .sr1 plImrl upon ihr publio
a. Wuiks Of a.. .-.r| s.p-1sI'y ~ cheap, lhCk
sri npil, ,ugr,, chat Il .jihcu.t o. c'in-
,iH.r pff-ls col tA..r la-t the, ave sii~ 90 uuirf.
~ NhI' tIr, h1tr i"i ufst .'si. W. hU- Il,Id
o.. u..I Itr 80. "Na purcs, au1upiiay q
msnl ttlHflI. ..tI., o. pruiurc cI-raStug'
zeal, .. ,utllIl. Poi. VII as DE l.si putD,ts, lui
that .h,li 3D. .p' BE- 100 pr'unrrt. a. ary pitlor.
E-Ogs. as itR co.'s Q, ',i,,i ~.
TIE cIiiur u Go, New Y,,A Oh.rVcr .iy.;--
" rh..~ rpgr,S,tgs itr grnn,nr Surk. oi .u-Ihe
hA-lr..-- ,rr siuusb'. The p.,iisit II Nc
LVrtu val iaA' po.rsirucr ~ ~ uilIcfs.'
a. Nss l"rA thl.l,a Al. cate .-p-, "rhs,
at, Attttg lbr hrr.i rnsrNtsgs W. have rve'
srst. .pl lilE rUiii.i5hE.t ! ARE ful.LN
M ~rJNSilii.E FOR Nil IllLl riJh
H.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-01-06
THOMAS n. DROWN, JsdF..

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-01-06

ONvoEp.,.--,tnC Govt pf y -ibats helia Par.
l.. wi'h.r .,f for the Csaiiy " Hs'atd,o,
theYirf..a. NJ n,crnlsr. \. u. 1889.
EMS :. pOrEN, Ghfdist 81 Laws :.
DorTV, aui apoD .i, Il Stml"r. ~ 'a'd
Csa,ty. p,i e. hsyiai rreseniei his ihitd ae-
c1iit l .ui. nslip 81 s'ii WARDS Too allow
ansrs
O,.iy,d, that the aid Ga,rlpa gise notice
Z, 40 a.. .ua. iats .s.i.i b, r,u'ieg n.t'ee ~ 10
psi,i.hr.i '' .s wrtk, slccr.sNel ~ The Ia
lar Dr,,. ,,t printed ~ r1u', that lhcs nav
.prrar a q Pmat Cont O." h. bell % Paris. oa
"A, ihirl Tne.i,. 90 JDr.ry 49,, At nins Of
th- cl,.A ia the f,r,li1t at .arr cause II any
the, have M, the .air .hpad not l. allowed.
rHOIkS 10. BROWN, Jaig1.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-01-06

'IlE .ul,cr,l-r h'ieby give pahlir notice N !,
4 .Is las len luly arpuuisd by IN honorable
Jullc oi lu,lni. ~ The County oi ONihri. asd
a..nn. ih, trl.l " ahna.traITIN % The eslals .,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-01-06
TlIONAs n. bIiONN, JsdEt.

A'rue copf--'t'fsti
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-01-06
ADRIAN CANNON, hle of Prw.

ADRIAN CANNON, late Of Pew.
a. aid Cpu.iy. lcceasrl. by giving boni a. the
lew directs. Shr thsief,fr requests all persons
who are n.islird a. the estate 81 sa,d d..ca.ed.
% mike iiu mediate paymcai; anf thnaT Who have
,ny .in,nls thereon h. exhibit the supe ~
SIBBELLE 7, CANNON.
r.. pu is5g
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-01-06

81 rrs,uI VI ElN a.. one 81 the mott cppablr
anl .r-sr.s.a' pfse',u1urts ~uh whom have
IA Uihrl4t intrtcuufrr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-01-06
PAF.IS MILLS FLOUR.
IriE sub.cril~t. have recrnll, purchased ani
4 aad ~. p,v recciy,ag hrgc quant,ty ~
NEW WHEAT,

They have ,ntir rNirps'yF Al iiiinrs o. their
sld bpt. anl arr nnw pee .afcl 9, iun,sh INV
FLOUR. ypt ~ H. new h,fcl.. at h'a 'slc,l
Nth thrir osr omr. ~ M dihsrcn y-iirs oI
D,i'e Extra. Estr,. Fancy. g., Which they Of
f.fst Wap'cst'r sti 'ir.,il
The, r.nrpc- that 70, p,uy cln trnish lri'
tsr ,u,rlr 1T q ,tr 80 thr r,ns pficr-ani every
hazel - ,,irtsate.l a. represented
FitirnIar aiirlii,ai b. gi1rt 20 the Nhblesale
Depiun-nt 9th FiIaf hi'ihcs', atdo uicrs arc
tey,rrtin.l, solicited AL s,i bs prpnp,Iy an.we,-
oil.
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TEnlN. ALMOST GRATIS.

We U,l .srI pct pat, .ccu,el, p,cke,l ~
ru.lsi., ,.tL,f ,ogasis. api Ia - Ma ,Eins. pnr
ear. l.r -; han El,,aVing., .nd q - M,sa.
Iinc uu~ N-,,, &C. -.
Agent, Who remit % ~ sse time. viii have
49, sNir1 oip, ct each ,ngts'ing. The Magazine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-01-06
THOMAS II. BRowN,Lis,

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-01

other cnsss pr oenA aAd upwards ust sl be quoted
Az the Bank ~ dcmand was moderate, tae improve
nsss In the exchange having csused oesssi gu o. inc
demand for gold for the Oonsneal f95.too o. the
flsS eco by the Sunok this day ssa, into the Baak
Any further supply will probably be similarly aeeii VIII
The amount Of spece engaged for The East by he steamer
Ceylou, which viii sail Friday, n much "a to2 eH
IN gold sn the residue Ia silver Ill ..f ..
In the London produce market sugar was aa' o. $50
hbos 80 Heroes 81 bbs Cuba. only few lots we're
cold at &c., 42s. Sd CoHeeAt present. only Jamaica
has been offered which sold at steady pscss Tea-rne
sales gong rather siussnshy aud previous prices
barely maintained. Rice firm aud holders asking more
money sapetre--A hitIe business q about presious
rates. Tsl,ow steady; the spOt and April delivery,
Cos May and June Sos Gss. Cd. outober y Decsm
ber, firm nj sls Sd. . ga d, llIs 81 ,llasagat
Another report Of the liverpool market stasas them-
ports Of cotton Thursday ,4s4 bales previously
during thu week, "a, 00e bales ft rstr4 i.
Iuf "f 81, LoHDou, April lo-P. n
Coosos closed II esat p4zS for money and account
m LUEsPooI. April 10, 1862
Cotton without material change, although holders ae
pressing their stooks the market sAns yesterday anA
to-day ooe bales, OF which 90 wers taken By eou
lstors and Tor export
Breads,uGh are buoyAat Corn %. higher.
ProvsAoas quiet -,r .
Produce market quiet and unchanged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-01

TIE Notss~, publishes ne teri cf too resolutions
paved by the Congress % Nicaragua. orvns The marks
Of TIE country TO Cornmss Psulstng of The United
Sises Navy, for he valuable services w protecting m.
repohhc against Tie lNt nfhustsrng rcurson of wsksr
Accompanying thee rcsciutiuns Cnmmodors Paulflpr
pr~scn'ec with tvcsty csbtllsrss (seo aeres) 81
lsno, and sword % be msrufscr~d nira bg order
Of the government, vitb q suitable inscriptions.
Max suskosrh and Hon Caleb Iyows Of Ivcnsd,,e
n. Y, are occupying apartments a the Uson Place
Hotel
Mr. 4 smith, from 81. LOUIS s,oppins al The Isr.rse
HCuse.
Col Herman and NJ 9 W Crawford hcth o. The uuitsa
ssafes army. are stopping n Toe Nev York HoseL
O. g Tre-sre, Spsrsh Mfrla,er 4, the United States
r.or Eetdrcx, % Wet FONT, and Judfe livingstone
o. Bce,cn stopping ~ the fifth Avenue Ho<el
Hon Marx A. Oooger, OF Georgia: senafor F,o,, OF
vermont, and c roussil, Of ire Tinted states Army
are Stopping at the Asfor House
Hcu Mr.. CorkHpf, OF Uucs senator Yuiee, Of Fioris
and Bsrnum, Eq., o. baltimore, President Of the Arue
rcsn Telegraph Company, ara stopping Al The 81 Nicholas
Betei
Hon John n serier, Mayor o. Cevelsnd, ohsc; Gil
J N DAVIS, AlAhams John sifetor and Dr Cuyier Uui.
TED states Army; Cs II Baker, Mssssippi; Mr. ~ Csy,
Ksntucky; ur q n sho,-er, 90. Dol X w. Etsy, sss
Vi anclsco NJ. n. r. Scranton Georrs M. asa Ms "
Crvwry, baltimore. are N iorn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-01
FRANCE.

PARIS April ~, lsoo
The Moru OF this morning states that the pamphlet
"Ie Coalition preisxt for worse man@uvres,
ana esdesvors maintain feeling Of uncHsaess the
public mind The Law does not give the government the
right stop the publication Of pamphlet containing no
particular offence but the Minister Of tue Interior has
brought under the notice OF the Minister Of Justice tho
Bourse mapeuvres the occasion Of the pubHcsiion
OF The pamphlet 10 Coalition and Judicial inquiry
Will be held.
Three hundred horses have just passed through Paris,
having been purchased England for the Piedmoaiese
Roverrmsnt %
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-01

HuDacipal Affairs.
li.I MEETING or rDR BOARD or ALDkRxnf a
This Board met last evcaisg Adermsa Cornell, h the
abeeaoe 4 The President (acsng hAycr) was oalist
70 preside- 81 al 81. fr,,, \. .o.. f,s.I Il
.tM A SANITARY COMMITTEES YORK
Aldermen BooIx offered preamble and rssciusca 70
tho following ensctyhs BY ss.sneah Il ssssissoal In
qsiries tho public health Of ths city ii grade bcew
that at many other isree cis Of shis and oshr countries
fact which In vew Of s beautiful sossa asc great
turai advantages, Only frs. inprtsO Iagsla
tiou and other internal Deficiencies. 1hersssrs,
Resolved, That of eaca Board Of the Com
mon Council who sha associate Win thsm csmpessot
tcennc czen 70 be ctsd and reoouuended BY tue
New York Sanitary Ateocisnoo, be appointed . commas
SION TO nvesgse The subject with authority 10 visit those
iuy prosecuted, ana that they report full Board
The result OF their invest cations, cgcther with such
system sor the sanitary government Of th city - 10 tAsr
Jcce ment VII efoc&oahy promote Tho health q 10 tnhabt
u q, Dxs1u,nCY In IBE sxMT mrxovSnxsT yunD.
A communication IVES reoeived from the Comptrcner
reporting denoss 81 Ss2 81 tho ssrees Improve
mani Fund Tor reguissg, grading and paving Streets
&C., and xansmtsaDg tie arat q ordnance sntnor
izpg tho borrowing OF money In anticipates q the COL
lection q assessDeOs for said purposes Referred 10
ComnhAes o. Finance.
A reply was received hon The Cbrporaaoa COunoal 70
- nqu,ry Of shs Board, sskins power was veesa
z nc Co@non Oousosl 70 prevent ncsnbessoes BENG
persons Mr.. Bronson says shAs fAr rssaes %
combrances which may ssand IN the way q TRADE and
conmsroe. he 10 not aware Of any dhunctoa bcsweea
pess owned by The Corpossos and these owned ~ in
dividuaAs-
vAI1mM's MANUAL CORPORATION.
pFeambs and resolution was offered by Alderman
BOoLs appsoprAliDg the Of 81 500 .eounerssoa
70 DAVID vaieutso Tor the oompslaiOu Of tho Manual
o The common Council 0r the year. the report
states that the work involves imnease amount Of
labor historical research, and unusual abiiwy iS pre-
paratoo many o the historical fscts and reminso ncss
connected win the early history rse and progress d the
c,sy OF New York being fully peruayed.
Alderman GNET moved "A an amendment, that the SUN
Of So coo be inserted, Shich was unanimously caxred
ana the resolution was sent 70 the Councilman for ooacur
resolution pres nted by Alderman Plat, called
up, directing the street mts W nt up apart
ments for the Office OF ihe Ity Inspector, without coo
tract After SINE opposition, Alserman Genet moved
that the resolution amended by inserting the o. $3.50
Tor that purpose Another ams Ddmsnt was offered by
Aides Braoy to thai ,he expenses no. 70
exosea $500 This ams ndment adopted and tue re
solution was ultimately lost for want q conshtueo
vote The matter then referreA the COMMITTEE
Repairs aBd supplies. .r
After passing some routine matters the Board Id
lourned 70 Thursday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-01

The Last OF Captain CHARLES Arnaua Do
hivHsss, the GsAasas Zsasvs.
Aooss he renAskasle shiass roosrded = Oupads into
resshg kdesr the feas of Captain CAatss Arnaud Do
avsere wtn net be the hsss pronncat We bsiisve
one osposed 70 dsPsse the gallant zouaves claims 70
che dignity q arss cass fun booded hcro whether the
Toe 70 be dapohshed with boundl@s for
ress OF csinone o. osiy grim vsased Ageriue, armed
70 the teeth and thstng for the deadly conflict Capt
he nverc has aanihAssd III such opponents almost Win
eaace to say nothps Of the ss are eaters and
boes who have felt TO their his incouparsble skin
and vaior. Therefore, Il is thai We, along with every
other candid persou, ssscrt thxt shs CITED belle
France likely TO i've the page OF history Of
Fsme's nosl honored chiidstn, hero among and
oouqusror OF sentimental vpmsnhood.
Unt very lately Mars and Venus held undiTuted pos
session Of the gallant Zousve but appears tho heAhss
god and goddess have been sssxsd with summary writ
ef eeotneut BY the eains who desire to approprass the
stingushed soldier for themselves. In other words,
Capt Charles Aruaud De Rvere has joined the church,
having "renounoed the devil, with I'll his works md
pomps," aod firmly resolved to lead 40 exemplary
Christian life n future At tho AtsA ad-
vices our hero was buried In the ghostly
retirement Of Reds.psorist monastery n the Guy Of
Phsdeph asOnAng IN saokcosh and ashes for past pee
csdiioes Ths oonversos Of st. Augustine who, By Tho
wy also soldier in hin youth. nothing 10 this
Of he Rivero, whose fAne brood ths saverse n
self Only 70 think Of tho gay lover OF crinoAne and
FED destroyer Il men moi only reformed, but stricken
with penteooe and humility among the pAoas Brotherhood
Of the Redeemert What . sensation this announcement
Is destined TO kick up In the fashionable circles Of which
the gallant captain constituted shining light and
ment And bow narrowing will be to contemplate the
despair OF innumerable romantic misses, eentmentL
nammas and susceptible, grsminivorous widows. The
sad history Of Wilkins and his Dinah win be cast entire
ly into oblivion. 81 d.
But all not ye< told Capt Charles Arnaud De Rvere
has lawful spcuee residing in the city Of Brusseis 70
wards whom hss long played the part Of truAnt hus
band Sensible OF his Of omission and commission
In this respect he has sought By letter the forgiveness Of
his wife, and humbly pleaded for reunion. 1t is said
that Mrs Capt De Rivere hiss been moved By TINS
proof Of the rgAned affection Of her ege lord, and
struck with the goodness Of heaven that she refuses 70
accede 70 the Wishes Of husband until she shall have
spent year quiet convent engaged In prayer
and devotion. This ntentor believe she has already
seriously put into practice and Ia the time the Cap
tain himself viii continue At his pae- and until tie
expr alton Of the sslf term Of hts peniient Ia
bors SIC rasssf otsvsa msssds, DC, &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-01
Oar Ps,saa Csrrssps.As>se.

UMnw STATES SxAnu LAnuAsrR.
.. Bar % PAsAnA, April IT, l8oA
M wyss. ne SuolisA Ks~sx~-fAs s~sa Pos ., ss~s
N wt~s~s-H~ Dv7wss~vCw Rssl5s-Dsssnssso~ q
fA< Lososs~-Dcs~~9A ne OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~Sn Pssbiic Jowsas. dc.
Her Britannia Majessys haister 10 Mexico, Mr. wyte.
visited shh ship the Inn inss ana was sausex VII
he uual nfssss guns. m Distinguished dpssuss N -
ross for England which country he about 10 visi, s,r
iev .osshs for The beach, of nh hsarh, whe. 10 nm
rctnrn 10 hk poa-
On shs lssh, decided oase Of suarpsx vSs dscsver,S
board ~ Uaksd ssAss sssansv wyonns On The psr
e o. q Ne eo,orsd soys As Fleet surgeon ss.s
man aArps Esq, took the NEST effective nesssres 70
prevent thh fearful epdsmic from sprs aiding amsa Ne
squadrca By sod.s he psssss ashore 70 n u.nhssed
On The morning of NE leth, ths Wyoming lefs Asrs
fss Reslsjo, % reiisvs The Lsvast, wn,eh vvf~s ~
or sspsrsrs NON this psos iSr eruss ss.sl se.a
Of osnsrsl Amsr,ca asd De vess COAST Of Ns,Ss hsd
bern nzsd ne sl last, eui has besa pssp0ssd 70 ne
We have no news iron the 81 Mays except ,Ass sAs
expecssd here; and shs cyase y on her way to San
A yes w have been expecting the Usised sss~s sean
s.s fovhasaa In VAIN Tor W 70 da's she has ss .sAs
n ne written general orders for the Pscse squadron
"Art % onceu and oshsr persons belossins 70 the
Pacific sqssaron, are sxpsesiy forodasa oes-
@ oxher persons, ., siss psOuc prints /.
The United states elsewhere, any intslh-
scnee o. the movenhk<fs or par icular asuos
o. ~ pscac squadron, Of the dscipLne lat.raL
pof-e thereof such pubhcauon be left 10 the DIS
oreut, Of the Navy Department, whch Itself
me prowsty o giving 70 ne public Information rslauax
We "n'ucs Of sauadro AMI Affecting tAe"pusac
The assvs .asr .psAs for issf but whether IN. cid
pv y. INC ooa-e Of procedure and tone OF "censpf.
say ns s oa..-., 10 highly different qaesuon
es, o',i "a assn AGAIN bcsu threatened
With NE ore dspeasus of hs sso,ls hs Ia a.
~, nvs nsvns as desire suffer ssv. martyr.
oon :. ~ ~el'sesnee q .Aprncpls, he hltnerts
prudenty preseryes hs tncoxnio Can n be posss ole
that The editors q independent psp-rs IN the
In u. world viii alo such sta,x on their ughts j,
pass BY unreboked, OF nat any American cstzso vln
tsnely submit thereto
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-01
FINANCIAL AND coMurRcTAI NEWS

Tie l0naca Dab Ness CITY Article Of .As evening Of
We isih ssys--ln serordsnce with ,hs sn,cpsuon en-
prs"ed yesterday NE whole % re rIlfos All half Of
me no'es vheh we're lately viAdrasn rron ne Bsss o<
frs@uoi sna 'ocssd ~ ~ We dpceuri TINS we're this
day restored 10 thai ,stashsmeu, N. ns,,. ~.,.
fsvorsbly ssecied BY The e.sr apg.s-roe az "A. .-
ktt In the Afternoon sstrnuus .ss riv.n by an. an
uounoeme1 q IRE resofnuon u TIE MISSING rssss Of ear
rency 70 No ordinary rsstrg psoe. coupsea -aA
rsrort that ooucdrrsbie .-cust ~ r,a ha
boca sent pie bark, sad adv,ncs u on.
qrsr,et per cen, as 6rrJ established m
srpriy u uorsy n day noss LIBERAL tss Sss,
sbc,i FsP- vss croourka sXssrw eesi; bl, "A
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STATING vnsn--on Sunday schecs~. named the
Catherine and Msrhs, ssd 10 belong 10 Mr. rreuus Hol.
ltssvorth Of baltimore, vss scxed BY Constable Cssse
q Jersey Cy, while lying at anchor In the core. ZAP
pesrs Tat some time since The vessel sept from Bal
tuore 70 Ifsdelphs, In charge q Captain Bro~n, foe
reralrs instsd q returning 70 pslnmcr~, "a siersd
that Brown cent into business bis account and
shpred cargo " New York. me vessel solved by
Mt Bsdsr shortly after her arrival, and subsequently,
"" rp'rie5 s~ay. On Saturday the schooner dis
covered On ,he fats Jersey Oty, snd sunday
efan tssen pc-ress'on ~. A sailor in charge, named
Nsentne khnt, was Arrested. Brown has not been
found.
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Naval fnteIlsgenee.

Preparations have already been commenced 81 The
soosyn Navy Yard for the reception Of the Japanese
fnosssy On her arrival here. The officers Il the yard
are oe~Fmned that 20 pains shah be spared 70 make
overy 'hns agreeable s possible The United sssss
steam nssie Niagara has been ordered 10 be Aued out
~ 0edaieiy 10 oonvty them back 10 Panama on hesr
rs'urn 10 Jspsn. the work on which has aresiy esss
commenced. All the other vessels /, ordinary On Ne
eesasd Up The brightest possible The Ussed
Ssss rrcvirr ship North C.rclcs ON BE- ~, N resuT
asbure TIN, ard Gap, ward ~ii give them fons nsF
sIgsinsn,s N his rev mode d s@eiix IA Esnasfy'
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~ INTERESTING FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the North Briton at
Farther Point.
o n = D a = i a = u n.
THE PRIZE FIGHT.
CURIOUS STATEMENT OF the REFEREE.
The Americans Requested the
Fight to be Stopped!
The Combat to be Considered q
Drawn Battle.
~~~>~-o~~o~ooo~.,,~>-,-
no OTHER FIGHT TO TAKE PLACE.
.,,.oooo.o, -.
THE LONDON MONEY MARKET.
End Of thc War Between the Discount Houses
eld the Bank Of England.
TRIO u Is l. K - IN ITALY,
&c., &C., &c.
no OTHER fight TO TAKE PLACE.
THE LONDON MONEY MARKET.
Bnd Of The War Between the Discount Houses
ard the Bank Of England.
TRIO u BL X - IN ITALY ".
&c., &c., &c.

FARTHER POINT G. Il Apr 80 1850.
The steamship North Briton from Liverpool 18th, via
Queenstown 18th inst has arrived of this point, on her
way 70 Quebec.
The news day later than that by the Vanderbilt,
ai New York.
The same journal has qualified eulcsy on the eight
II rays that 5syers confident OF victory In teo
minutes more that HeenAns friends requested the
referee to stop the fight
The steamship Milo, from New York for London, had
put into Dartmouth Of coal and with loss Of rig
ring. &c.
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An cncisl nv,fg,ton into NE nisc-~l waters q Por
ees shcUt ~ tsse piece prefmrary ~ preparedness
~ tner history and sfsttnoa M nsortAnt se-vtc,
70 funsnrr, setirE th. rovtuesl possesses cousife
raee trubyr ~ sa-h sprrrs vsoify uoxnorr 70 IN
ror~. fhoer 81 fAsbon. Fttorfi, C.lfss "a Punsf.
vzsl's ns TsiU.s ass Ceres are o. srraa irrprt.nc
bot u rest q fic crurry boase ~ ues-lY Nuad-s
rittfs vofthg ~ stf ruon and sfntv, ecns ~ ~hi-h
hsss esea sStySea ~ NE forsususss cssgsis, n
neutal
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sNo blow vac struck, ssyers having slipped down.
Referee len the ring.
Thcrc were of course rrrs'er number % blors gwen
and reccvee on both sides than The above table nicsi
but a. they sight and rroiuocd no mseris ecct,
there vas no record scpt ~ them
CURIOUS rxr ON rue INTERNATIONAL rrGHr
Two srruemer nvinsn the Seventh ward, and interest
Cd IN M result Of the great International muscle tus.e
between the Berec Boy and Tom s~yers, have hung the
chsrcs % rnssirr fools q themselves 90 N ducous
por, - the referees decision vbo GOT the bet Of
TIE ash The gentleman who icss agrees 70 sweep the
b'oer nountea b. East Broadway, ecuvcrpcr, pviscs
ard ssnnes' streets. three successive days between the
hrfs o. ten and eleven O'Clock A. n. and likewise 10
~hts~sis Ne ouItstoocs Of the streets during the
san rerct thc decision Of the referee arrives IN time,
We ettr al 6ssn operations next thursday.
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7emperat.rs OF an. Week.

The annexed table shows the tempeDtars Of the
atmosphere IN this city during the week ending
April %, the range Of the barometer asd saer.
nometer. the variation Of wind currents. and the
state Of the weather at three periods during each
lay, viz; at A. NJ. and . and o'clock p. NJ