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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-30

Steamship Vanderbilt Lefevre Havre and southxmptoo Ann
@d'e sad pssa to d. Torrance Arr Of the Battery 100
ss;%;asD I s. ns.sss sanss day. mds. and
s.ssn'sg N.h-s Murray Charleston, rnds and psss 10
u.s. sg,m TO r. 'svsp.sd Co soo .ad .nsoun-
tered strong sale, and ysy bssvy With sed ls.l had
.IIpBs ayiD. jibb,sI &c April ~. Ion .sO p...1d
distant as e. took p', from boss rhs...p srsh mo iN,
ss 5is' S'ia @ Of .S~ ss
be s, WA nd GET. J f.ss s s.
wool Gc to Randall o. 70. 81 he Egs.,or Ip7; ia
ss, vim .,ss .n e. :ss w ~ It, q
TIs, ~ g. Ion l2s 'pis Rr 'hp lcbess N sDco.s 20
Sssd nc h bss G T.. cSn h h.
y So Pr sfV Pse,e. FIR B"@sa, ls6 at q u s. l,n %
= T. sgd X a.. s Tg'S 70: fs s..i.
Ship Boston ish iof Bs,,en Crows whropo. .tA. ae,
S Ssss L n = 80 ." saS. a
ase ;sn,s5 IN, ss;n sonnd in s,Tos ss T. Be. Y
rom Macso for Mserid March pssd sps 0o,d 5ee. NJ
M asa p g. so, S' sS.1. NO g. s a
has bad De weather most Of the With much light
B.rL Indu,s tBremrnl Hcben Rotterdam March H. md.s.
md % y. 70 ..er AP rs of san'Ocs'' ''0s plot rom
Barb Aims Or of liverpool Tn7per Arroyo, R., 10
Bris B. r. Nah Fsms5e Ns.pzas II d.v. sss.- Brs.i
sOn GO sP Is T.. o. lon p ps.sd boy.Dt '.aDpS.sf
spp rely bid been c,ed away b. collision and but shOr
time In the water
Brig C. " obi. tof Thoast-n) Watts Ayves Feb.
n wool spd hides 70 Snow Burgess Hss hsd heavy westerly
Wind. the coss. sprung Sailed In company with
Bra Lotus (B johnson Vera Cruz April skins he 70
Bra Oscar Ism Tenn. Trindsd n day, sugar. nc, to
Bis Opn sea (of Bangor, psbb5sa Remsdios Apr szsu
and molasses 20 ". ID. Brookman n CO
ssSt " co &c ao ~
Ion "a A. t1cbar eed SIS with ,hr Csrye er ol Trs
mont) bound 18TH Watkins Island bearing W. " w IS
miles pereneed heavy hook Of an earthquake;
wesiisr at The tine vr'y cle-r aud Ugh, w'nd
scbr w Ri chic fof TremcD. Hitgns, Hsssns Anil II,
sugar TO T. J. Peters
scbr Pensa DiI vinshaen for Sandy Heci orte-
schr Harrison jaws Newbern N C., days naval rsars' to
scbr w.ier Raleigh Philips cblsstou days cotton ts.
10 D. g. Murray
schr wyhe Tute RichroDd 5sys -four to C. II. PieOa
schr " c. Johp.on sron Renedos d,ys sugu order.
6rhr. Horizon Jrvts. Hewtern aJsys
eehr elsp are Furbisn RocklGnd days.
scbr MaIia Louies cnmm'nr F.l Riv-, days.
tchr John G one kcH.f-y Portland dsys-
Scbr. A Fsltruhcre. Rogers Asaan@ria- wood.
echr Ann Brown Brown Alexandra days, wood
schr Ea er, Pierce Virginia. wood
Schr Clareo oo' Jobnsoi. Virginia days wood
Schr G. A. Sn.w, shaw Flizsbeihpor cosl for Bos.on.
Rfhr Presto, l-ush~s Fhzab-'hp'H coal for Boston,
Steamer Boston, see~ Pbsdslphi- and Cape Nay msss
and pass 70 r. Perkins
sesu er Dawn Perry New Bedford dss and psss 70 Bsss-
tow L Pope
Steamer Pensuin uisms Providence ndse TO lssse oden
Steamer Petrol Baker Providsnos mdss IN Isaac odel
9AJLFn-S ships Viso Orb iivarpool Arso Hsvs;
Ap-usta Savprrs Couu ba Charlie oIkts~n and Mon
tcello, Norfolk, &c ;PaIIersbu's Portland.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-30

Asheos Akn'on, 81 John p T. feyius Son; T. D. Gsnass
ibJ Els ARR Cs'es, urs,n Bfsn-; A Flassr Five
potsu Prince. c. y Peers; Dash (Br) M,rxhv Han
fy. ~ o. oopoysp nsry PIN lBr -hsrdsa Windsor ~ g.
D. Dewof tspeis Ace. - Josp y nns.yi. Co IN
dept ndsbrs, Psoir6p, 81 John. Tweis. Ktbby Go 4
scbeob.'sFpil,. Rse. Hsrford m,,e,i g. c. Jones Be-
DILL Norfolk, EeI LOUISE, ibonpsoo, Nee Haven mwer
ralisdivn Ayey. Un;4syi'e uas.Sr. w " Reed Kspy
Newt edfo,d ,stsr. Po'ahontAs N,isob ssso River
Pos. sus1Ij se'ssmsp N.u, AleIs1ana. &c sssus /
oAeei Media Rebelis NSwh.In G. Dihble "a " Y
B.hop, Porsmontb maser soPh,onis, ysa Mans
Richmend, Pierson u Bo man, Wooster asysxnsz
]. Onstsvis Co. Mo- nisht fnrls Indsaos; j. Car
scu Ftrnsndns Van BLuDt AZ he mo- rr.nner Jsckssn.
Vile, y PersoD M Ksas s'd-r Jacksonville 4 2. Back
4 Co Red Fsg's, Blown esvKnnsh; r u. Wagner Ryder
Chulesop DOlner. Potter Co. D Hirrss L,nsst,sss
Petersburg Ven brurt sssh' snow Jones self.ss r.
Buct Co ki.sisspy, Mrpermp 7snzor r. a. sasafcsd.
Bay State Hsls:t so.t Dayton sprasue.
Soop-Ou zon, Rhodes Provfd.hce, master.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-30

Totalfor ITO l,ObSoSo zf<,fEo
The financial adyices by the Vanderbilt not very
important, but are generally favorable Consols were
buoy ALT and the money market working easier. Phi
waite etters confirm the statement and express the be-
lief that tie highest rate of interest had been touched
Byeadstus were quite buoyant but the qnssi panic In
Cotton continued. The London DAILY Neus says:
pl he dsc,nd J,j net erceed moderate proportions In the
the best short bills were taken more Iapdy
,Spctiop FoJ iour months bi. however. the
rainsincd $ 2 eeat, and fof SIX g,onh. =. cent:
half or banI poie the OF which has excited much
viii smost Immediately ind ss ho Tsy bach INTO toe
case which has been upon shs OF seeking to In
act s ioBsSd YpS Sa. sgs r Ps entitled tho custody
ofhe ou fon5s and that they repsne them the disposal
n Ts sos@ public %
D % BE Rs sp psSd M
h.,e %s s.' 81 Icy ,. s. pSSp Soua Be
sen BY the discount Arms prospect Of the cessation Of ssGs
II ofey lenders dsre which tend manifosy to keep
H.. nsritt unsettled condition aud TO prsndce trad.
We fear however, that there not much prospect Of ne
tiops under dispute being yet arranged
The taue paper Of the day previous says:
The furds better today, being still huenced by the
hopeful e The prospects Of The Money
bet Of bowen m eea snay M ec .ns
~ Rs oyeTod po:on some Of he dealers In con.c The
$500 prices rally being quoted bceI The
n and foreign noci- completed today aud formed
Under the irnonee Of ue supply OF money, the Discount
.Titt somewhat easier The best short bills
ksr al ~ mimi Unexceptiobsbe paper maturing
v thin thee four weeks discounted at fraction
lover Tor longer periods however the former rate.
u and month"; bills could czrcely be negotiated below
cent AZ TIE Bark q fair OF business done.
The Len den Times says:
The the FOREIGN exchange according to the
sey.s nom the received to-day, is dee dsdy
favorable than period during the two three yea
This an Inevitable re-ult Of The sTcis scarcity Of )ney
rsatd b. Abortive proceedings Of tBe dcount
hcusrs At Paris the bank only q = and ,hsie
nlarrl iUprly tie market cont. At Amster
dam also charge Is but cent, while C.. Hamburg BnA
IL low n cent. % coure therefore, large
onsn;ttes VIII be attracted here. Our ointstock banks
ortHs deposits. and by tho discount houses
upch has been given day for loans With notice OF week
OF ten dove cesi pront the OF W cent will therefore
BE- rsnzt By all cregn houses who may transmit their floating
chpio cnepondSn this side We shall soon tho eore
have more t.n enough fT all requirements and the sole
result the ockgup beyond the dgace involved
t. be that will 0se certain suoun Of inter
.si sloh will wsy the pockets OF sasscioas
ueJay O. altrs in France Germany, and Holland.
Tie Times gives the following quotations OF Aueri-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-30
Arrived. SUNDAY. April %,

Steamship Montgomery, Berry ssysnnah d'e and pa's to
Steamship jamestown. Skinner Richmond Norfolk lie,
nd,e. arc psss; 20 Ludlam heincfen
pP% .Ps @G' sa's,,s ' Of 'Ps sp $40.
:s CIV Gsss 3 & v -s 8"ah ss s
ul.. lCs FLEW .po.rs hi, bo.ns Ssdsr,:sod her
wb.linr bHk Uii,'o ssie woodssd. fr9m St H.ls,s fr
New sdford; dy exchanged isu.. Nth bsk Venu'
chip Tar Jeniin. M.u, is asys and hemp Robert
Mach y bod leSt wiud. dyn cin, ss, S,.n i.y. +
Ssss loes. no IS Tsn. IS. iSgT. ia to- E.
psss sxss sP r. sSaPss,. %
.usV 70 Maitland, Phelps L Co
we've Hall ssied IN company with O Meredith iH Ss-.
Bark Atrop.ut thefm.n Barbsdoes April 8, susr to NJ
Bsi.sUre An.rtw M,ute',on tot philadelphia. The%es,o3
oS .sa a. A .cHr v k:1rrs ' fr ehisSso.
,usm to = R nssoE Ap a. Of Csps Bst.eras spoke bds
besvty, hence for Savannah
Pc" emu. Ap, la Is a. oS IS as passed ss cSxsa
lofsesppo steering i7tn lat 2s So Ion 50 a. p'ed'chf
Brc Queen Esthef tBr Merriam PSTboro, NJ s, II days
sshI D., Newso~U oeOr,-Own D. c. days, sour &c,
-ch. Vanda. Bal, Harrington d.y. lumber to Talbot
scbr Ada r. Barnes Bet.~orth vigin. for New H.vsa,
Sch. Plndoms Brown Savannah days lumber sanTL
kicfin u Son.
Scbr len Baker, stilmAn Ne~bern, C., days. naval
stores TO master
schr Ocean Wave Turne Washington, N c., days. naval
,to,es to f-Ira'r Hem
scbr Arctic Ogden, Georgetown, C., days -four to ss
foru Dodge.
schr E6wnA TrewOg,, E.verh 10 days. lumber to c. 4
Scbr r A'en Dill erson Posn! MaiOs days, heading
10 r. A. Robin
schr May M.naiu Beers Boston lays mdss to- Day.
ton Co
Scbr Commodore Kesuey. Lorins Boston d,y' In ballast
sc. Gpsty, I1sil. H.ch'a' days lumber to sInpson
Mayhem.
schr Emily C. ssnuissu Southland, Portsmouth days In
ballast
schr. Galots Lowell Bo..on for Albany
Sem Jusirs, smith Rocklsn5 days lps To Uln.rr. . ,
echr usr ete.d saih. Phil,ie H. coal for Bedford
Sehr. Hunsi.y hammond, Ss't'm,r. days coal
echr j. X. Franklin. Hsuitln Virginia lays. wood
ScLT D Davidson, ke'chUm Virginia days wood.
Schr y A. End-r-on Kramer. Tgnia days, wood.
Schr. Mani, Leue -tts Nirsini. d-ss wood
Scbr Rrscue taecn. Baltimore DAYS coal
Schr North State Hami on. Provnestosn dSys, nh V
master.
schr Rough and Ready, Robbins BocIiaDd days. Hss %
-ch IeOc,ds, Small Salem day. ndss to e. W. R'pss
Go
schr Che'ub R.psy Flhabpthpor coal f,r Portland
sclr NATHAN Clifford shcte Belf,, Ia Der for Eidyve
schr Charles Hswsy, Por,sr Boston mdss for Albany
Steamer Potomssa, Arsy N-v-sedctc. ndse ana psss "
Joseph Allen. =.
steamer Ospray Ksnney, Povdencs, md,s to lss.s oaL
BFLow-l hal aud brig. unknown
ship Amen, o,, from hes-l rlcsta
Para PIiS- ~ tie Sea
krg SsnLaniilo.
hrs lunhns. -
Brg W bach fEey the above BY pf0sS0ss En-
Nye (No 3D.
WlND-A, sunset, 5. Z. HABIT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-30
Totsl. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Tho State Auditor of Minnesota gives notice that ne
viii seu. At public auction. at the Merchants Ex-
change in ,be City Of New-York, on Wednesday, the
9th day Of May the securities deposited with him Tor
the redemption OF the circulating notes OF the follow
inc b.pks Exchange Bank Of Glencoe, Bank OF U va
tonpa. Fillmore C,uhty Bank, Bauk of R'cheser
Chicago Comfy Bank, and Bank OF the Sac OF MIN
nssote There securities ere 5000 Minnesota State =
c. Mt Bonds and 20 900 Minpesota7 y cen. Railroad
Bonds.
Tho following ia a correct list Of the new Board OF
the Michigan Southern Road elected few days since:
Albert Hsvsmcyer NewYori, Nelson BsaIdsley, Auburn
Alan iempbsDi Hew.Yorh William W NH nnna'
s,soyy SsaiRt',iss ss New York, Mchssn,
Hamilton White Syracuse, Martin L. Sykes, r, Chicago
The above are moetly new members Alta meeting
Of the Few Board of Directors this afternoon, E. a
Gilbert was chosen President NJ. Sykes Vics-Presi-
dent and j. d. Can pbell reappontsd Superintend-
ent.
Thompson', Bank Note Reporter feels hopeful for
the future. II says:
The month Of April has developed mnch that is eu.
cturscirg. Our imoorts arc with n safe BOUNDS, and
our exports are sufficiently largo TO balance the &C
O, mt; and no fears are entertained OF shipment OF
coin al least not till mid winter. The impor for the
Srrrp trade are paid for by the exports and there
suGci mt amount of exchange left over 70 pay for
nor,Cp of the imports for the Fail trade. Confidence
Is taking deep root under the Influence of cheap and
abnnf ant supply of money. The whole country is
convalescent and in the full syor Of its strength,
needs but little stimulant 10 draw into action all its
proeressye powers. Corgr. ss il the only oloek-tne
opJy ipcubus-in cur ward career.
The movement of the Coal trade for the week and
H. .ooaor Ia "a followa.
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s,arseu-olaurrlr nrrarrsD ,oA ru.N Y. r.nrs.

EeTs-Tts mfkst without chanse iof elhsf al al,
81 fpisu o. ~ end fssfls o. Nfl
filIUN.Ihr HaItri tss been quieti ~ 30 D. 90
" quote Nltiinr tpand ~ No. erd a. n1lf a zee.
tuffft a raso of hio Htd Fsnas ramuI,sf noN ba4s
Wtaih fsufr odd rfitsis tfna, sui % "a 81 o.
FttIL ANn hFat-rhs dfr,sna ~ s,sts srA wsasrs
tHIf 81 f0rd tHf no tftfei ffirss rasd lfsttsi 90
tffttt iif tsiis Hi fN.if tfaHds ntt fr totes
o. fifs f hssl af o. Hfts riasua aalsfii tha sslrs
d o. thf a. o. ~ Q. iuf aursfHHe sss Is sI4
" 10 o. stm o. thifHf ~ saftash ol % - be- ths
i8H ENftf RI " FrF tauH sfsrfe in fo sit fuf
- flndhuf tfis cote 81 atl % sof uais slaaaa "a
80 a. ~ . iHf n ieuis tffas ttaai Fiau u fff
F sHsfI un Nti 81 hHilua ~ bette Wv ssi.is 81
Is TfHfif a.. 49, tt hsis "a e. ,sae -. Ffl..-
To- tirm 10 Co. bet DO dea tnI y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-30
MARRIED.
BAssETT-WELLs

INSTRUMENTATION Thur.ds2, April % Of &c North
West BeforJ cd Duch Church BY the Rev. G. Datsher,
The do,e E. Bss.et 'snie eldest daughter Of d. H.
HeIs. 80 ell OF tbs citv .
BOnKF-tFNDy RsDN-OD WadpP,ds,, Apdl 25, N tho
Central n r Church bv the Rev @: Hare CSpt. Wan D.
ko3Ie 10 Sarah f. dar gbieI Of : Z Hende's son. -.
WILLIAM UD Wsdnesc ay, April rs By tie
Rev. W 8ether at the residence nj MI j. Davis Dunn
in the iiy Of h,oetn MI Heny isms OF Eor, Plain,
md Nrs Esther 4. Ttuubun, dsue1ter OF the late
JDete Randall Of Mostg ~ County, N Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-30
msrke,..--Repo,tea By Telsgrapl,

CIxcrsaArI April 20 FLoUR 6rm =, SIS 6o0s565 WHisEY
steady i9al8lc Myss PoAK at Slf rs NOISY market
quiet EXCHANGE unsltered.
NrwOhLkAs. April "a 'oTros market dull; steamers
news caused ssles to-day, 7o bales ct ~ Ole
for nidinE SUGAR firm FLoUR, fine, IS aSDs6 LARD 10
bs,re loic DO in kes- lisc fxGAAsGE Lendou, 81
% cent premium and with bills Of lsdiDs sd3c The r-st
OF the market unchanged. . -.
MOBILE April 2a.-Corros unchanged; sales to-day 1000
hale
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-30
The steamer to-day took SOS, 600 in specie. The
export, Of specie from NewYork. for the week ending

Irftitu VII Dc ftttittu ~ tlo 'uu'fu lnf ONCE
until he rh Of May uesi i,r the whole ~ any par,
o. tg50to0 u he Central raik Improvement Fa0d
s,och. Tho elclnrrca NJ le ianA Ccarine Hease
he d ornlra were tg,IiIiG o. Tbeto,al exchanges
fof ite s,ss vsis it's, 90 80 49, being dsiJ ave
irse 81 s'i,"l go o. spsns' s25ias,15 90 zoe the
west snotg ga etiuihJ laa Tho coupons u uio
ca, ~ Cstsisnd issusd " 90 Clevr'1ri psinsssile
HJA 'ta Railftsd Company, will be paii May
ia.H s<~ =, T'he money marlct ~ .-.. y,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-30

cnty in Bank q. 5 v cent. The
specie review Of the Banks will probably show soms
So IN the Monday sta4msn, but thu California rec9Pt
which did not arrive in time to be conn ed will give
rsire average for the following week. The trad bal
spc.s with n'igbboiDg cities a In favor OF New
York, and Wa have drawn srmA Id during the week
from Philsdelehia The Sub Treasury balance has not
charged to any important amount during the week
FL plish Treasure transportation over Panama Kali
road April T. snd clipped to Southampton per steamer
lamar:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-30
Hstsastrra, Sc.

Kvr wFsr Ap,l3 1hs hvs nsphos n Ne1ien OF ~.
N.wiflrsns lsn ssho's hi ~, shs> Tf' -, s.
snd a,sl.i.a a by sr~ k's. snd 4 now 81 saei''
,ns ila b. slefsugffsfi.ht .,s..s..wses
49,, litter 20 Wv 80 wa'st ssc Hessd ~ 49, p,,r
s. lrossn tpsu n.TfH ..hI ta'd "ts.l..i \. ,fl
go efsatsf 10 % 8 90 60 IsIsna . Ne't
lose abo,t lss ttls q asTo,svrd NJ Hs%s'-~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-30
Nv Ielalraph.

WGHLASDs aptl ~ .un.-L-Tso bhgs ooiside the be'
Wind r ht.b wra,b-I ,l.sr. ,,, 49,.
SANDY HODk App ~ susset-Ship DAVID o'os -, ~ ~.
phips and hrs uDk sashor AZ she '" spsl'
Wind D f..bs clear. -.
EhtLADFLrUIA, kp-l 2p-Au. steamer bossnn, r9e
ssw.i Oh bdrs losuso, cm CGdenas ST May lphb H'
~. Jsfo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-30

INt NtH' C'"oHs ""y HHe VI INC -ibn rtJh'
This has been ysry inactive day IN monetary aud hnsucs
cIc end change Of any Kind has occurred thu! calls for
sprt III notice.
fpchMte shows no symptoms a. general Improvement hut
Sterling Bs have sdyancsd to-day owins slight increase In
The frnnf and considerable reduction I'm ,he
nate We noe ibe ruling hsu-- tbi- evening ~ oo~r:
81 S.sns Bus lllNitai aud 10 the lat
tfurc. Pills With Shipping Documents attached of00il and
~. Pfstcs - ~ ~ ga y dollar SIXTY DAY hns Me-
ioib &c Vol aid " ~ crrt thcount Srh dis-oant
PEI end q cert I'uum, With some Of the bsnks nskins T.
c,ut Iieuiuu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-30

HlsisrtsH sLassAU
HIb-h ifes. t.n0 .....t fiaf NeunSets.. 70
usfTs
sandy ioos., 2aa lss lsiand. a .slsiiss ti
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-30

TIE iotsl earnings Of the road for February were,
$l2777 10; increase in March, s3l69 %. Total ex-
pepres for February, $9,S5S 9Oi increase in March,
1896 81.
The earnings OF the Cincinnati and Indianapolis Rail
road for spri will show gain of about e. 900 over
April, 1859. There is one LEES working day in the
pres Ut north. This would indicate gain equal to
q, eco.
The Little Miami viii chow something ola decrease;
the Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton is not likely 70
show On increase for April large as that in March,
over the corresponding periods of last year.
The Western Division Of the Ohio aud Mississippi
earns fcm $40 600 $50 600 during the present month
We annex comparative statement of the Imports OF
Foreign Dry Goods at New-york for the week and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-30

nANiTL 4. HOuCn. NCtioNeLh JIM
,su a. e,l,.,. ,sl ssss 10 ii Nssi 80 81 ',,sr
n.a 4. ~ q - ts'i 80 isso,'0--' [" 49, M sslss
lie. ~ - trasfsiiHl ~ ~se ....lsat
~ - h.. ''.lsF .sv~. -, - rs.s.
~ @Ss@~~was~s.S sss =. :. .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-30

NJ ia. i, 10 Va "a b, r',b,.i trra ~. " ~
s0r1s 80 ,,l V.,hl pss'Ws., 10 =, a.... -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-30

Etssusl ips-. Augusta, asfssil. ssfsrash = Mpfhn
Nrir edo 4af "a anH Alfanit Il Gees fFi
90 \ uifa~n i4ffsh rrft iaff TESS. t@al fi hai
~ Nssfs ttaslssan. FpH8. 'ssiaa Co UIlffrnsf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-30

Tx NAVY AGIScY-The Sunday Atlas ssys, it
to DO generally understood that George Sand
srs is to the Office of Navy Agent in this
sity, and that his will be the Hon. EIjah
Ward. We have no idea bow much truth there is in
this Iepoit-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-30

MAGIc.-Tbis the last evening Of the Royal Wiz
ard, Hambpjsr, whose astonishing performances IN
magic have delighted large and spprecisiive audi-
suo.s at Hope Chapel, No. 100 Broadway, for sooe'
time. h goes to New. Orleans to fal6n an engage
nept IN that city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-30

DEPAEIuREs The British steamer Vigo, Capt II.
Gu.par, ,s' on Saturday for Liverpool 9Th 50 cabin
passengers $50 in tts Storage and $2 900 in specie
TIE United Safes Mail steamer Araeo, Capt. Lines
aLo left for Southampton and HsSrs with Isl pas.en-
gsrs, snd 1863 s6s in specie. The Cuuari steamer
Kansk CAPT Browness, ssied the same afternoon
for Mason and Havana with twelve passengers, and
q 40 in fptcie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-30

TIN FIeHr IN TIE CIrY.-The Sunday law against
BquoI-selpg prevents any very large gatherings al
toe ordinary places Of fighting resort ye teraay Ne
erbelesp there much talk about toe fight. There
IL universal regret expressed thai the bate was MOI
fought to g conclusion before the referee though
proper TO Iun away. HeeDan is considered TO have
fairly Won the 6gbt and the general opinion is, thai
Saysrs has fought him again before this thar The
bel! aud battle money have been given up TO Heenan
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-02-16

ROLLING Snow on WHEAT -FIELDs.-The
correspondent of the Toronto GlOJe, who ad-
vocates this practice under certain conditions,
is right If the snow comes, as is Sometim es
the case, before the gound freezes, and sue
ceeding SHOWS follows so as to prevent the
after-freezing of the ground, winter wheat and
rye under such a condition, are liable to win.
ter-kI, or rather, to smother. The plants
under the snow, when the ground is unfrozen
are in a growing condition, and use all the
oxygen within their reach The snow prevents
the admission of any more, aud the plants be-
come diseased, and soon after the snow melts
off in the spring they die {; the leaves turning
white, resembling narrow white tape. One of
the essential conditions of the life of all organ.
lied beings, whether vegetable or animal, as q
supply Of orNSen. But when the ground is
deeply frozen before the snow comes. then the
plants cease to grow, and require neither OK
ygen, nor any other element. If the ground
is not frozen when the first six, eight or twelve
inches of snow comes, the passage of heavy
roller over the snow will so compress it that
the ground will freeze by the first cold wealth
er, almost as readily as if there was no snow
on the field and the plants hibernate, as it
were aud will come ont bright and healthy as
the snow disappears think, Messrs. Editors,
vou have hundreds of farmer readers who can
corroborate the above views.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-02-16

| the noise, turned the corner with firt, and
the sleigh was bottom up in-!'" Whoa
| there, whoa ~
The first thing that I knew, was in the
bottom of snow bank, jammed down under
half ton of Dolly Fisher ! I thought |
never should see daylight again, and when
they hauled me out, l left print in the snow
very much like cooked up hat knocked
into the middle of next week, as the sailors
say
Howsomever no bones were broken. We
shook our feathers, and crept into our nest
again, laughing as loud as the best of them
The sleighs were formed into a string, the
fiddler following, and away we started on the
road to Shaw's, bells jingling, fiddle sounding,
and everybody hallooing aud screaming for
joy.
Peter Shaw heard the racket two miles of,
for he was always on the look out of q moon
shiny night. He fell to kicking up a dust in
the best room, to put it to rights. and when
we arrived the floor was swept, the best
Japan candleStcks paraded, and little Ben
was anchored close under the jam, to tug at
the broken winded bellows No fire appeared
but there were strange symptoms of it, for
was no lack of smoke, and part of it. missing
the chimney, straved about the room, which
gave me chance to hit ef another compli-
ment on Patty's beauty, as being the cause of
drawing the smoke AS soon as we had taken
a swig of hot stuff all around, we sat the
fiddler down by the jamb, took the floor and
went to work, might and main, the fiddler
keeping time with the bellows. Not to be
prolix, we kept it up, frOlicking and drinking
hot stuff, till midnight, and while it lasted,
the fun was real genuine, tell ye. But as |
cast Sleeps eye at Patty, | took a notion
that she and Sah Golding were rather thick,
,considerin. Thinks ], she wants to make me
Jealous to spur me on SO seeing them in
close confab, poked my head between them
and cried boo But the cat was soon out of
the bag. We paid the reconing, four and
sxpence piece. Think OF that Everybody
grumbled, but Peter Shaw didn't care Then
followed the crowdng of seighs, taking in
the ladies at the door Such a hubbub and
confusion Bat when my turn come, 10 and
behold Patty Bean was missing, and so was
Siah Golding Here is the end of my story;
and whoever wants to know the particulars
that happened on the road home, must ask
Dolly Fisher. The Deacon will tell you what
pickle Sukey came home in, and chow much
| paid for the whistle" Finally, whoever
went to our meeting house!the next Sunday
morning, knows very well how Patty Bean and
josiah GOldng are to square accounts.