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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-01-26
4 Dead Lock between Iowa and Virginia.

The message Of Gov" c. {. Nourse,
to the Assembled Lobby Of the State of
Iowa, presents narrowing state of
affairs under ihe head of Federal Rela.
lions
1re.ret to state that the relations ex-
isting between this Government and the
commonwealth Of Virginia, are not Of the
most satisfactory character.
Some months since, citizen of Iowa
named Coploc, with John Brown and
fifteen others, invaded the State of Viz
GINA. with reasonable and hostile pur-
poses, and with intent to subver. her
government and put to death all who
would not submit to their authority
The conflict lasted three days and
nights, during which time, it is believed
that several negroes escaped
As soon as advised of the state Of af.
fairs, ] Immediately sent special instruc.
tons to our Minister at Richmond, not
to commit us to any entansling alliances
and by no means to recognize the GOV
eminent of John Brown until ii is /uUv
sstuLHsLrd'
The result provided fully the necessi-
~ and wisdom Of nv caution.
Governor Wise. with the aid of r. s.
Troops, after a struggle of three days,
completely overthrow Browns govern
ment, and hung Coppoc and the rest of
them as traitors. 1t is sincerely hoped
that this will be the last of it.
Some fears are entertained, However.
that Virginia will hold this Government
responsible for the unlawful and unwar.
ranted act Of Coppoc
Under the circumstances. | earnestly
recommend 'hnt rQa authorize tie Tye
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Congress-.

There is yet no immediate prospect ot
an organization Of the House. Every
mail brings US an account of some ram,
pant, fre-eating disunonists who has
delivered himself of a torrent of abuse
upon the Republican party, Helpers
book, John Brown, Seward or the Tri.
bans, aud winds up by crying sisunion
The latter seems to be the "harp of a
thousand strings upon which all the
Southern members delight to play.
1t is boldly claimed that, unless the
North grants the South presideu. and
gives her a slave code for the Terrific
rles, she will 60 out Of the Union. But
according to South-sido doctrine, the
Northern Democracy will cheerfully
grant all that she asks. Underwood, of
Georgia, said the ether day that North
ern Democrats never stand out apains,
the demands of Southern Democrats,
"Mey Arrays grant rhatercy The Souil
asks Yet no Northern Democra, hac
the courage to rise in his place and de
nouuce the cool impudeDce Of the South
ern dictator To such base crds hav
the Northern Democracy prostitute
themselves, that they sit beneath tn
naughty insolence OF the South, iis
whipped puppies, never daring to spea
. word in defence of themselves
Not only in Congress is this the cast
but there is not an Administration pap
in the country that darcs say one wo
sgsins. the disunion speeches from Il
South How would it be should til
come from Republicans? In that ca'
no anathemas would be too severe to
hurled upon the head Of the luckl'
offender.
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New and POI u,ar Vocal Music.

OK IND WORDS. .The Angels told me so,' '"Gravs
IA Of Rosabel, ""Wds Of the West, "''Hive me hack
my Mountain Home, ''Thongkts OF God" "I'm with
thee still, awake Lady, Wake, ''"l'm leaving thee 10
sorrow, Anne,' "Ever Of Thee" and sold Nassau"
as sung by the students OF Princeton College, Price o
cents each. GA
New and Popular Instrumental Paascs
Garden Polka vignettc Empire Reiches Quad
rifles, anew dance, price 40 cents each "Piccoomni
Polka, "..s~ingng schotsch "'.Thomas Bakee schot.
tisch," all with yignettes 'sNew Hbernan Quadrles"
Is cents EACH .Crinoiine Waltz "Danville Mssus-
ka," "Arabian War Cry March, "Reading Polka -
very last yorsovnni, wemor PoIka, and Almra Polke
Masurka price % cts each. HORACEWATER1.
Ma- n, JsSn NJ. IA N-ad-a4. Ns~ xrsE
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Contributions to the La wrence Sufferers,

The Mayor of Lawrence aud the Com
mittee of Relief having in charge the
distribution of funds contributed to the
aid of the Pemberton Mill sufferers, an.
nouncc to tie public that SO generous
have been the contributions in money
and clothing from every quarter, that nc
more assistance than what has alrcad,
been sent with vi at is now pledged and
subscribed, will be needed to provide
literally for the wants of those really
needy.
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DEs MoINES, Jan. 18th. 1860

A lengthy printed memorial from the
Cedar Rapids aud Missouri Railroad,
praying that the lands granted to the
Iowa Central Airline Railroad, might
be given to the referr.d
to Committee on Railroads. Several De-
tltlons were presented praying for the
same transfer of lands, and had similar
reference.
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Doc LAw.-There will b, an effort
made at the coming session of the Legs
lature to obtain a law providing against
the destruction of sheep by dogs. The
wool business promises to be source of
great wealth to Iowa aud cannot be too
much encouraged - Lro Farmer.
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cutive to call out the Boone County Vol
unteers, and make an appropriation tor
twenty days food and drink. >.
In the language of patriotism, ! say. il
We must, We must, though / freely con-
fess that I'd rather not.
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EDITORIAL CORRESPONDENCE.
DEs MoisEs, Jan. 18th. 1869.

r : DEs MONIES, Jan. 18th. 1850.
A large number 81 bills have been in
troduced to-day and referred to the APP
propriate committees, and the minority
have introduced more resolutions of in
quiry of the State officers. We admire
their zeal for knowledge but think their
zeal has run away with their discretion,
for many Of the subjects Of inquiry are
fully explained in other parts of the re-
ports of the officers referred to. There
are several matters that demand thor
ough sitting and the Republicans are de-
,ermined that it shall be done, still they
propose to do it in their own way, and
will not be driven by the howIs OF the
minority.
At the last session of the General As
sembly three commissioners were appoint
ed "to prepare a code Of civil and Grim
inal procedure, and revise and codity the
laws of the State aud have their report
ready for publication by the lst day of
September, 1857 1t was directed by
the law that this report should he print
ed and sen, to every member Of the Leg
islature cue month before the session Of
the General Assembly. This report is
not yet completed, and no part of it has
yet been placed in the hands Of the men'-
bers, and as a consequence the Legisla-
turc is 10th to pass upon bills because it
is expected that the same matters vii! be
treated of in the report Of said Counts
sioncrs, and the wheels Of the I.egsia.
tive machine are blocked and one OF two
results is likely to tollow-eithcr the re-
port will be acted upon hastily or the
session will be extended far into Spring
at an enormous and useless expense to
the State. While two of the three Com
mssioners are our personal friends, we
cannot but say that in our opinion they
have been guilty of great wrong upon
the people of the State. 1t would seem
that in several instances the creatures Of
our Legislature have thought themselves
greater than the power that created
them. The Commissioners above named
have not reported as the law directed.
The Commissioners to locate and build /
an Asylum for the blind near Vinton,
were directed by law to expend 5000,
appropriated at the last session: in the
erection of building which was to cost,
when completed, not over $40, 900, and
'eport says they have expended tie
whole appropriation and the walls are not
Jet Completed, but stand exposed to the
weather. A similar charge is made
'gainst those who haze expended the ap-
preparation made for the purpose Of
building a boarding house for the State
University. These are serious charges
md will be thoroughly investigated
We hope that, if these charges are true,
IN example will Be made of tlos. in fault,
20 that hereafter Commissioners appoint
ID by the Legislature viii feel that their
,nly safe way is to act in strict accord.
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~ We give our readers, this week,
Gov. kirkwood's Inaugural 1t is aw.ll
written document, and contains a fair
exposition Of the principles of the party.
1t has one quality for which we espe.
cially recommend it and that is, breyity
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DISkOIJJTION.

THE Partnership heretofore existing between
/ the undersigned under the name and style
Of JANIS 4 C. A. MYER, is this day dissolved, by
mutual CO isent by the retirement of MI. G. A. .
MYER. The business Of the firm will be liqni
dated by JAMES MYER Jr., at the old stand.
JAMES MYER, Jr.
CHA'S A. MYER.
7frto, Iowa No. IS, 1859,
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Al, AL KINDS OF BLANK BOOKS
r q n r Al. r.

A LARGE NUMBER Of desirable LOTS, three
4 Dwelling Houses aud Span Of Horses.
Enquire of J. II. STARR.
Upton March 20 IT,
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Insanity of 70 Member Of COMgress.

The telcgra2 pa brings the sad intelli-
geucc that Hon. Clark Il. cochrane's Sc
we're illness has unhappy formulated in
insanity. lie was TAXI Thursday to
the Utica asylum, where 1t is hoped
skillful treatment may restore his reason.
The exciting agitation in Congress is be.
lieyed to have greatly contributed to this
much deplored result Mr. Cochrane
represents the Schenectady district, n
Y, and is the law partner of Hon. John
NJ. Reynolds, Of the Albany district.
Lieutenant Governor Rusch commands
the respect of members of all parties in
his position as presiding officer Of the
Senate. Gentlemanly in his bearing,
digniicd and courteous, on all occasions,
not even his bittcrest political opponents
can find fault with him. He has u cor.
rect appreciation of the rules, and only
needs little experience to enable him
to feel perfectly at ease in the honora.
bic position he occupies. Des Holmes
Register.
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BOOK BINDING.

rsYzl~ THE Subscribers having received
Aslsz their new ruling machine and
,....r.J to do all kinds of work ia their line in
the very best manner.
ALL KINDS OF BLANK BOOKS
Manufactured to order, in the best style. Books
and Magazines bound in any sty lie desired.
Satisfaction is guaranteed to all who may try
US.
:. s. DANIELS will act as our agent for Cedar
county, to whom application for work may be
made. RAYMOND, EYSTRA Il CO.
Muscatine June 18TH ls59-G-25u
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NOTICE.

The partnership heretofore existing under the
name and style Of HOEY and BONESTEEi4. 10
this day dissolved. and the property belonging 70
said Grrn disposed Of toJ. {. Bucher. Esq, OF
Clinton, Iowa, with all the book accounts.
W. n. HOEY.
Onion Grove January 18th, 1850.
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Notice.
The Arm Of r. c. McClelland Aco., have this day
r. c. Nc CLELLAND,
8 &C. BUCnER,
as Z. MCDANIEL.
4 e Mechanicsville, Iowa, January LIST, EOo
The business Of the late firm has passed into the
hauds u =. c. McCLELLAND &Co.
: -T9F"@ TIC. McCLELLAND,
J. C. BUCHEK.
Mechancsville Iowa. January, 1st, le6O.-W"
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Persons knowing the mselves to be indebted TO-
HDEY and BONESTEEL by book account viii
ple ase call and settle with W, n. HOEY. who
has power to settle said claims.
J. c. BCCHER-
Onion Grove January 10 1850
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-21

NKwinx, Aprl EAR .lcope job. psNoyellaA SAUCER
yes; sophia Ann, NswbG Nd aiesp Edward spra9oe. Pro
NEW BEDroRD.. Aprn Is-Asr ssArs VIVA Lopez Robk.
1885, so Sans Kun wn Har :S 1sss "a
b nnase conss., mw.ns po,s .v.S AsAAs oH~-p"'
NEWPORT Apt ~ xx-in Sori .chr George. w.iu, for
Ssnnsie; and stnsrs Sid soArs Assod, New Delights and
rAAn sch,s Victor Sears Bosaon fsr ss>dy Book;
ssSSUp Ans1esS or HY0sk rhsbs E.AbsA
WV sl9op a,s9 s,.s Pay @ EYo,k
.Sspo john is,s, do . scS1s 0arou wsnsrora Eli
City: Sid schr Rachel Post sYork
PENSACOLA, Aprn s-sd bark MuskinEun,, Mastp. Now
~. rH T,. Ap,T lsAr ship euls Stream His
EssS sacl ia sT N:uans ss
Cors FOR 9.der, sr.l Halifax Arcuras Nsw
Atveod Aion Undue. Ksiey Providence; Jno UroaeS
FosrGRND %pI isA.r bark wB,a,, Sinai.
ySrl; srss vsona s.IIa ssS. Hona. asssSs ASsy
vna NV S.rs: Hale Neis rsr osisa S1sx. o
B:ess: 1.ssSs Psrrin and osSs4.
Arnold fhadsiDl. Adssds Lswrsscs Sssssshpors ssa
xoursee, fawtusket for NYorh soors Geo Davis Davis
Jane Losslt Horton Il John. NIB SD schrs Brown, III
wards: Philsdelphia; Charity Fowler oruton ~ " "
SspsSf 7o cs
3 os sA s9A YSs ism Bit alb % load
.sxyANNAa. Arm ls-Arr. s.samshp Huntsville. Post,
Hayden. and smy dsrdnsr 1msSurnss ysrpooi bss
fsssn.
,nI Ars ''es;esAip; Aasu.a Wooahan and Mount Yer
.ehSs d.srg f.ssssd Koctisnd vsa Baren Do; Rs"hss
sssss LS.sT i and souns5u Belle Smith, NYok Ga schr
SALEM, April IS-sd schr Fyaway. DAVIS. BeIawarsOisy
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FAMILY MARKEr REVIEW.

We give below our usual weekly review o. family
marketing No marked changes are noticeable. Lamb
and veal are little cheaper in the pound, while In the
nsh line there is good supply Of shad on hand, making
the price Of that article somewhat more reasonable Tho
best Orange county butter sells At from Is to 80 cents per
pound Potatoes continue DO Of very poor quality,
and spring vegetables generally have not - yet made
their appearance in very great abundance
Bny-S8rioin steak l6c per H. porter house steak,
lec aoc rump do, 40; chuck roast ioc lao; corn
ed beef, Sc. l2s. per ID.
Nurrss-Mutton chops, 1lo. per ID. hiud quarters,
lac, ana fore quarters loo = IL; lamb, DC. 3Oc
VnL-Cuiets, Is . zoc per ib. fore quarters, 30.
100. hind quarters, 12c.
PORK -Freeh pork, 12c per To- sailed pork, hams,
he. l4c shoulders, loo. . 12c sides, 10xc lie;
jow, loc per 10 roasting pigs, 81 Is . 81 80. :.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sausages, Ice. per h.; beef
tongues, 7sc SOC each; lard 100 i2ho. per ID.
BurTRR, EGGS, &c-0rmge county butter, Csc. 300.
per b state {prme), 1885,; western ITO; cheese, lilo
Q 12c.; eggs, IA for CSC. 80
POULTRY AND GANG-Fowfs, lie. q loo. per h.; bron
ers 81 81 rs per pair; turkeys Ito. 200 per ID.
geese l2c per ID squads 81 Is per Dozen teal ducks
Soc 62c. per pair red head DO 81 81 Is per pair
msard do, 7sc per pair; canyass back do, d 50 %
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NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY, APRIL H. leeo-TRPLE SHEET

pr PAN; ssas q 70 p. dosn; pra,s cAsoksng sec
q psr rsr; Guinea iswAs a2Xa pr paAr psrtridgss
C. !sc per ps.r; sqsirrels, 90 Ia esch; r,s6a
STA Toe par pair; venieon, l2a lac. per n; Jerssy
quail 81 80 par dozen; Western Qua 81 10 par AeasA;
Guinea hess, GA pr psir; vild geese, $50: 81:
DC black nsh, &c. loc s.ripsb.ss, iss lee brssk
l6c paddock &c.; piclerel loo. loo bAsk ban, l0s
s1ec catfish, Sc Holsters 90 per H. oysters, 81 20
$40. = coo. ~
Hosny White clover, CSC. per ID buckwheas, 10
$780,; hive, Be- . Ice strained, do '1 ofsi I'll i,
so :, IS g ss o. % S,ss
mans, q 80 aSi7s; Sweet DO, 81 6oAsl Is Per SsL !;
nov s iss s sss .qussh 49, -: ssca sario M
bunch; onions, lsa 26c han pccs; carrotI g. Per
bunch; liable CELERY l2c per bunch; ruiAbaga tsrnps
81 per Dbl marrow squash, % per Dbl; Nova Scotia
potatoes, sc per busheL n - 49,
FRUr Western apples, - rs . % Is per Dbl; ssa
moo, " 90 per Dbl red ssreaks, - Is per Dbl fall
pippns vi greetings and sptsenburss, % 30 %; ROx
bury russets IS SO per bb cranberTies I3c 26c per
quart; crab apples, CO. half peck; chsssnus, S7s PER
quart; oranges, s. % % 50 per bb choice quAiAy
lady sppies, 50 $40 per bb Newsown pippns SIS Per
Dbl crsnh9ries, sl sla per Dbl; OUNCES, 81 80 %
per hundred. N
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inc SOuthefn trade has teri minated for the season
moderate amount Of orders, however, being duplca.
ted which, through the facilities OF speedy transportation
over railroads and by steamers and expresses are moro
easily and quickly effected than formerly thus leading 70
sort all the year round business The most trade going
on The past week from the local and near By trade
TIA: from the West was still BACKWARD and irregular
good many goods suited to the frontier trade con tnued
70 kbe forwarded 70 st. Louis, which is hecsmng the
heaviest distributing point n the West The suction
sales this week have been reduced SCALE The prn.
cpai Offering comprised line Of shawls, a the inportA
zion o. Neesrs Hennequin Co., considerable portion Of
which WAS Withdrawn Aesers Wlmerdings & Mount
hold sale Of French goods next week. the balance OF
Aessrs. Bernhard Hutons' importsuons. Ciothiers
are purchasing woolens 70 fair extent for msnufac
turing into articles for the fall trade Heavy cotton piece
domeeic goods were unchanged and prices sustained,
while movements were moderate. The export demand
continued support the market We have change OF
moment make in quotations from last weeks prices
Brown sheeungs and shr,isgs, with drills, were in fair
request at full prices.
In foreign goods there has been some favorable reac
Non from the late depression Tho recovery though de.
cided, and especially for French staple fabrics, is
not sufficient 70 encourage increased consgnmens from
the manufacturing districts OF Europe Heavy woolIens
continued 70 rule dull well domestic woollens and
mixed goods BY the North America 1t seems that trads
In Manchester was active and prices Of cloths sustained
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TeIearaph Ifarfne Reports.

=
bsnsd n. Wsd ". IsS wssshsr ssar.
sASO .. sSe C s.: .ps E. .s ~ ss g. .
4 aod steamship North ss.5 ss sh rn One .sp comhg
vessels 10 ssht s.nsnp Marion or Charleston passl Ous
a $50 Pm. wind ", nshi weather cloudy.
fa Miscellaneous. .ltnAtltb
ecHR L PACKER (oS New Haven), Hmminway, from
Port Even Providence with cargo Of 1855 tons coal foun
derea On Tuesday night s during heavy noher blow and
heh cross re of Thbs Island between NorwAk and Black
Rock and Ill hands ave In number, pershed She An
AK vessel OF III tons built at Bristol Pa In owned
BY xesus Benedict Co, New Haven. Ths coal was IN
cured 4 The Merchants ocs In rroydsnes Tor $50 Capt
scnR Ann Of Deer Ise from cAa. fcr Prcvdsuce which
went labor: xono%Sy Cape CD 10 my dSn & 4: .ss s
acn q he cargo s would Be- sos or
n sss Y HSs az
SD1s pa % s.Ssas is
w bc taken The marine railway after dschargng cargo
ecHR FoREsr OF aud from RockIand for went ashore o.
Mononcy previous 10 Sh inst She wss got on night OF l
NU Apr IsSsn TA9%psSSu u Of And
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81 re-. ana hey Out two Sduss
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has been held whch mends hor being hauled
1sss:a q say q ~ sss =
writers)
ming schr Of lao tons. called The Kate Walker be
"a.
Remedies.
vas launched h East aampdon 18th inst
Ss so s Hs.s O q ss ys. e n ~, w% cs
cSsssd By nsssr. iss 9oSdsrd Co. Bss1n She pro
BY experienced judges 70 b superior vessel
Notice - Mariners.
Cspt VAIL Of The Aeamship PatApsco which arrived Neu
York yesterday from Portland reports thai The Bnoy on ih'
no' COLONIAL Orrmx Carr or Coon Hopr Feb Is 1850
Bis Bxsslspcy Tho Lieutenant Governor hiss directed To-
nnbcasou of following notice. describing
Good Hone Light which viii be exhibited the day OF Nay
1900 BY Of hid Exceency the Lieutenant Governor
'an'N''''''s "' RAWsoN W RAwsoN, Col. Secretary
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INC iohoWMg COMPARATIVE sthaement Of the fmporW
q foreign dry goods 1t New York for the week and since
January L.
Fbr ne week. W 1853. 1852 1860
Enid at the port.... 500, 1888 1,7ls,l73 1,7034SS
Thrown on market. 1,o9l,sSo 1,oa4,296 1,6oo,79o
Ssace January l. bHf n'gl Fl . efl
Throwno On maIket.. q, o26 6S2 sSsoS,7N s08l6,a23
The entries Of dry goods st this port the past week. -
well the amount thrown the market, were pretty
web the figures for the period last year. and
IN Of those Of 1855 The aggregates since the first
Of January last also slightly excess Of those for
The period during 1868 and 1862 Annexed will be
found tabular statements, giving the classdca-
ton, with the amounts entered for consumption,
warehoused, Withdrawn, and thrown upon the
market, &c, by which II will be seen that
Of the goods entered for consumption, wooen fabrics
70 st14 49, flax do 70 $s6 Az, and miscellaneous do,
70 $50 967
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SHIP PIN g NE w s.
Pert u New Ysrk, April 40, Isso.
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mKARxD.
Steamship Hamburg Orb Kennedy, Liverpool VIA Queens
s.eamsnw North Star, Jones' Aspinwall--D B Alien.
Steamship Marion Foster. CAAlsAoa-sponosd Tilsson
SsS 41ss%: tiiisss :: s:';ps o.
&c ssss ss:sa Giles Co.
panssi sss S :: 1'sIS fss SON Co.
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schr Navy Pasmlee Gsskili, waAhinSton. NCJ wnl-
Asf Albeit
schr yno Adams, Hslloet. Newsrf-Mssser
s.: K,. j Rs; %S:
schr Fred Bro IN, Carr P.ovidence-Naster.
s,saasnp Rss.psco VI: Portland. with udss and pas
S o az.
Sip Sa:: 5Iss::ss Astss.g Falmouth 20 days,
Ship Kate sxestand ot fSos.s.onS. spaudDs Boston,
days balla 70 NADER Was outside ne bar ss night
BAN seurinss Dutch, Enrslsman Trieste 70 days with
u master Experienced very hsavy weather on the pas
BARI Lucky STAR Preston. Havana days. with sugar TO-
- e ssss ~ a ,s I'd 8
d sonpssy with bark Moss Leonard bound '0A = ~ wa
Brig PFtnesn Royal lBE Nswhould, sermuda days. with
e. ma 81 Fesn Soa SG :so e. o. with
H,s z: william. Trinidad Apr with sugar. uaaA....
Brig Acadian r shaw, windsor Ms n days with plaster
schr Snoch Pratt of FAN Rver, Smith, 1ObAsoo. Apr l.
schr Myers Iof stamford, Conn., Cobb Belize, Hon, Is
day. with mahogany, % Alexsndre,
scSr g Patterson ss a., Bond: Charleston, days
schr Ids dsla FORE, Horton, BesusOrt, NC, sdays.
s seSr Connection SUN. ElissSe.hDo, for Boston
echr IagunA, Rawley, Calais is days.
81; S S %sos sssss EaSss ,y day.
sshr p ase f kss s Sss
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ssSr Ss S.s: WARM 11 kssy Ro soss M b,n
schr Glide LoyeIl, Bostoa for Albany.
echr Thomas Jefferson Chase satem DAVIS
sssT z. rss,S ssas
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asses ~ BELOW
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one "s' SAILED.
Steamships North STAR Asplnwai Marion, Charleston chip
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-21

Weekly AepUrs or Deaths
IL ~ sad county of New Yor<, from ~ III day q
April 70 the 18th day OF April, -
Men, 1l2 women, III boys, 49, girls, l20-rotal 4ol.
Adults, 100; children, az; males, 1885, tsnsles 200;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-21

me Aumbsr Of deaths compared with the correspond
Ing weeks Of 1855 and 1852 and Of last week, was ~ fol-
week ending April IT, 1855. 4oo Decrease.
n April 18, 1859. .40l Increase.
.~u ,eao Deaths from absolute disease ..412( AZ,
Apfh y isOo' sxtsrnaloausss, -. % ~
,s.n absolute disease. .426l IA,
AIra ISL external caases, u. - -oi
+. DANIEL DM.AvAN, Oty hsPsstse.