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BANEvae Steamship Basaris- John scaintreL Cordts
nth6a CosdtA utine Bshnke, Bertha Cordb Jacob
and Toni strauss { Wagner Meyer Brtchm, Caro-.
line raitan, Bfiske Cayendy, Aupa Sophia Tienen,
Ebza Mary aud Henry Sush5y z Gougea.
DEPARTURES.
Livrrroot yIA QuFrssrowssteamer America from noe
tor-g y Bake. Jr, II q Fomerby Mrs Matthew's, "
Norand Yrs Bofend and two children Miss Kelley Mf and
Mr. ttttton, Mr. aud Mrs y II EDDY Rev q Knight,
Parker y Kelley ~ daughter, Mute Mr. and Mira
Gratis, Mss Cfafts, Mrs Ur ~ Angel and Ragen, OF
Bosom; M and Mfs Philhrick, and Miss WinsoT, 81
frook me; fiss aosr, MISC Eoar and Miss pr ch
ard, ~ taueod PRESIDENT HOPKINS and WIFE OF Williams
Solssei w Young wife and three chdfen and Young Of
kozborough ire Loud, Of Vrrington; Miss t0oke,
Of pogtsmQuthi Mr MoAuitH ard friend Kennedy, WI
Whitker. pho Wolfe. Macaulay, and McCorquo.
dale, q View ofk Fer o. Pbiadephia Gilmore and
friend Of Cinoinnst Bergman o. Clsvelsnd Or npri
bat OF ghtoako. \ Bafke, Of k0rleSnR. 1 Kahn and
Human OF Missouri; tern and stenfes OF Lopisi
ara 9 Harper, q howsrt and LeipdsAy, ~ Dana
OF London Cervallo, y Ciayery O Gtandulpho and III
Fernandez. Of Hayana-6b For HalifAx-F Hamblen, II
NELSON end Mccartney Of Ros,on sr and Ms Gran.
Bedford: shpv Of Fyork; A Carlisle, OF Philadelphia;
w Cref hon N Taiay, wilson and q Frnser, Of Hat
fax; Bond and Pitts of 81 JOINS Major Carey Of The
Bltish AJmy-l9, TOTAL a.
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Before FulI Bepeh.

Before a b u8l benGn.
Iforaer et al rs Wood e ai-Two cases bet seen the
game parties, involving the same questions, aud
argued together. About the LIST OF April, 1861, The
plaintiffs entered into a contrast with the sgeut
Of The state prison at Sing sirg fer the labor
Of from fifty to hundred convic's be employed a,
making saws for period of three years from the let OF
May, $751; with the privilege Of extending 1t TO Ave
Yeas ON the 18th OF April before the o1ntrao.
into effect the plaintiffs cold the contract 20 the do
PENDANTS ior bonus OF 81 goo year, payable tbs
1st Of November OF each year aurirg the Continuance OF
the contract Tie suis eese brorent 10 recover two OF
these annual instanonts whch nc drfsacns refused
to pay Tho dsfcndan;s aegs that toe ossn, nntract
was contrary 70 ,ne law Eeg'ltrg tho Stale .ris,,s
which requires that such contracts SHAH bs S s6,,,
bor Of convcis 10 no oo,n IN regard TO the num-
and that the contract r. "oa me pef'1 " 'ie,
qre.'ts wee " eo'...aventlon OF
the s,.suse .eS vot ney also contend that the assign
men. OF the contract by the original contractors against
public policy ana therefore Illegal and void, and they
did no. constitute legal consideration for the promise 70
pay the bonus OF 81 o0os year. The supreme Court gave
dgment for the psnts, and defendants appealed The
deiendsnts coprse argued that me prisoners In the
state Or ARC the wards Of the state that though their
civil rights are suspended during their imprisonment, II
s only the imperative duty q the o,ers to WHOM
the government Of the prsons y entrusted TO be careful
IN the selection or the persons 70 whom they give con
tracts Tor the labor OF convios, that the benelcent
scheme prison disc pDe, which looks as wen 10 tber
moral training and rcor nation 70 their useful employ
mtnt may not be tnwsrled That these contracts are
IKE ndeStufes OF apprenticeship that personal trus,
reposed IN The contractors whi,h they have no authority
70 delegate 10 another, ard that IT ~ against public
policy TO permit persons TO make these contracts with
the view 10 speculation by selling tnem TO Others.
hc aso argued, 10 analogy to the well known doctfIe
That az indenturS Of apprenticeship cannot be assigned
that The assignment D, tho contract for the personal
wees OF ptsonaSs was illegal aud void, snd that rght
OF action could arise upOn unlawful coEsidc ration
Mr.. Dauie f. Sckes counsel for dofsndantq Mr. Edward
Wells council for the plaiptas
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
We have nothing later than the advces by the North
Brton.
LIVERPOOL BBEADsTUsFs MARKET.
Nessrs Richardson spence Co. report Hour duh and
purchase bu quotations unchanged; the quota
tons 2ps 32s Cd, the latter for choice Wheat
cnl but steady; Te2 western lie Cd. Us. 81 red
Sonthern, 12s Cd. I2s white Western, l3s los. 81
white Southern, lbs sd. las Cd Corn quiet holders
freely, but show disposition 10 press sc8; mix
cd 37s.. yellow 3ss., white 1885, 81. SOS.
Messrg. Wokencd, Nash Il Co. report decline Of 81
inferior qualities OF -four and decline of Id I'll on
wheat.
LIVERPOOL rRovIcIoy MkRKEr.
The same authorities report beef dun Pork t.eadvt
Bacon quiet but steady: long mddles 4es. . 90 lard
ga. So. 81 Tor choice rsow-An qualities slightly
dsclined butchers, t6s. Soc. 6l
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKEr.
The brCkers crsuar reports potashes steady ~ POE
Sd a 3is pearls steady az SOS. 4 32s Resin steady
common A.. Sd, with small sales az 4s 3D. medium, S.
ID. 81. Cd. Spirits urpenre dull ~ ala 30s. Sugar
fgm Coffee quiet Rice quiet. Carolina, 2ls. cd. a 23s
olssales unimportant Iinseed oil steady a. 2Sl. Cd,
LONDON MARKETS.
CBarngs' circular reports hreadstps duh, but steady.
Iron duh at 10 f6 e o. for both rails and Sugar
firm, but quiet Coffee quiet IVA Urn; common Uou-
gou, Is 10. Is "a. Spirits turpentne heavy at Gle
n BIS 3D. Taow steady at sss Cd Rice hrm. OHs
quiet sperm, Gl0l slO5; cod, c3I G37 los. lnseed
scarce at 2ss. a 2Ss 80,
HAvRE MARKET.
For THE WEEK INCLUDING APRIL 3.-Cotton--New Or.
seans tres ordiDsre, I04t has, e3f market dull but
steady sales Of the week, $500 Oaes stock, III 900
bales Breaasuils dub, but frm. Aches dull Conee
drm. Oils nominal Rice dun and quotetons barely
maintained Sugar hrn. Lard afm.
AMERICAN SECURITIES.
RarirR BrOthprR rep0rl IL market American
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TIE RvssiiS CoSsuL Instantly KmuED-Nr. J De Malt
beck the Rusisu Consul General met with fearful a.,
cidcut yeser6ay morning, which terminated In his dolh
While driving up Broadway in buggy, in company with
his wife, his horse slipped suddenly, aad turned The
buggy In sach wey TO throw Nj. he Na,tbeck rorc
biz upon the road, his heal striking violently uoon tho
pavement. When picked M life was entirely extinct
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Marine Disasters.

cQUAN, AprI TO, fbOi.
The schooner Sinepuxant, OF Snow Hill, Md, Captain
Scarborough with cargo OF corn to Ashor II. Ravens,
New York, and schooner }, 7. Burrows, Of Snow Hill,
Nd with cargo of wood for New York. ashore here
and will probably be saved.
Schooner Mary p. wilets from Egg Harbor, wth.s
cargo of charcoal for New York also ashore
miles north Of Barnegat Inlet and with her cargo isa
lOee
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CaUadian flour in better request, with sales OF
-four steady and choice were held with
GrmI The sales embraced about $50 bbls closing
within the range Of the above figures, Rye flour in
Corn meal was quiet and prices were unchanged while
sales were small Wheat was dull and heavy, and
for some grades about &c bushe lower while choice
white lots were firmly held The sales embraced about
81 As 81 65 for white Western 81 IS 81 SO for red
Western 81 SO for red State and 81 20 20 for Chi
csgo spring Corn was steady with saes Of 600 bush
els Western mixed at 62c for and SIC. for old Rye
was IN request at CSC. esc Barley was quiet. Oats
were dull
CoFTE was quiet and sales were limited 200 bags OF
Jamaica were made at q. I.
CoTTos.-Tbe market firm and active The sales
embraced about $50 bales closing the basis OF
1876 for micdlirg uplands.
FRKnHIs-ro Liverpool 20, 600 bushels OF wheat were
engaged, ia bulk part at 600 bbls -four at "a. 3D..
and some lard at 27s Cd. To Glasgow COO bbls. -four
were engaged at o. 3D. There nothing reported
for London
HAY quiet and sales light At 75c soc. for ship
ment, which s likely to be suspended 10 Southern
ports.
MoIAssEs Some rs 100 hhds. were sold in small lots
including Porto Rico at 3Ic and Cuba at 100.
NAVAL STORES The sales embraced about 1900 bbls.
at 81 3b afoat and 700 do at 5, 40 from yard Some
sales Of Southern straight and shipping lots reported
at acc. while New York barrels sold at $50.
PROVISIONS Pork frnaer and in speculative de-
mand with sales Of $500 bbs at SIS Sl8 SO for mess
ana sis = s g T prime e "a Beef was r wh
and $40 so $h 80 for extra. Beef hams were firm,
with sales Of 200 bbs at SIS SIS so Cut meats
better and in fair demand, at &C. 1910 for shoulders
and at $50 &C. for hams Lard was active, with sales
Of 400 SEQ bbls at exc 1880. Butter and cheese
were steady and In fair demand.
RcE.-There was speculative movement, with sales
OF 500 casks all on private terms.
SuGARs-rhe market was steady and in fair demand,
with sales Of 500 hhds at unchanged prices included
in which was o small lot OF New Orleans at $40.
wHnKEY was firm, with sales Of 400 500 bbls at
10 51c E0c.
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United states Circuit Court.
Before Hon. Judge snipmsn.
ACTION ron ISLANDER

FUW NTANUENs
Moran r. Curtis u.s. Cil5sr N GplR This was an
action brought by the plaintiff for wors spoken by tho
defendant niurng the reputation and credit Of tho plain
In n busnefs transactions. The parties " the above
suit formerly partners in business IA this CITY Yer
dict Tor the plaintiff ~ $50.
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IHUksDAY, ApFn I5-6 r. 4.
Amxs-Ihe market quiet and sales confined 10
rmaIl lots at old prices.
BREADsTuFs -Flour-The market was lees active and
prices were without charge OF moment. The sales
hraced about 10000 bbs., closing within the folowng
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snIp wrcHoRAYr-we have and cOnversed with Mr.
Thomas Bliss one OF the men on board this shp the time
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Resignation OF the norfolk Navy Agent.
NoRFoIK, Va hpriliS, 1851.
George Iszs, Navy Asep. Of this city, aas resigned
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$l8 0OO Her annual income from her interest in these
roads only $3.50 She appropriated 10 canals the
large amount Of 600 Not cent does she receive
In the way OF dividend interest, Ia likely to re-
ceive from her canal stock She has invested in turn
pixies plank roads end bridges .092 The amount
received annually from this Is So 098 900 OF
l per cent the whole amount invested.
In the United States District Court of Kentucky
this week verdict Of $500 40 was returned in ia
vor of Marcus Dennison, in q suit brought against
the city Of CoyiDgton. The Cincinnati Gazette fur
nishes the following report Of the case:-
The action was brought n the United States Circuit
Court to recover o. interest due on y bonds Of
81 600 each, dated September l, 1852, and due
September 1, 1872, with interest, payable semian-
nually, for which interest coupons were attached
to the bonds. An act OF the Legislature Of Ken
lucky authorized the C,vpgon and Lexington Railroad
Company borrow $500 600 it's credit, and also
thorized the city Of Covngon to endorse said bonds
to loan credit to the railroad company in any other
manner the city might determine provided the qualified
voters Of the city consent thereto by petition v0tug
thor oughy settled against the defendants by great
number OF suthoritiee On the two last points II
that the bonds having into the hands of nno
cent holders late for the city TO question the
regularity Of the acts Of its officers that tho bends
ported be issued in conformity with the provisions Of
the act and that the purchasers not required TO
their face and the Legislative act for the
inory to issue the same bat had right 10 presume
the requisites OF the act had been complied with
the fact that the bonds had been Issued and put
Annexed is the statement OF the Bank of the
State of Indiana, made on the 30th of March
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The Bombay mail OF March IL had arrived.
The Bishop Of Madras dead.
sir Robert Napier had been seriously injured by fall
from his horse.
The guinness Of the Bombay market for cotton goods
hsd increased.
The American nows s said TO have csused considerable
excitement and promised give great impetus TO the
cotton growers Of Bombsy.
The famiue accounts continue very serious.
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Port OF New York, April IS, 1861.

CLEARED.
Ship Wild Pigeon Mayhem, valparaiso-FAbri Chauncey
ehip London hurbut, London-1tinnell Mipturn 4 Co.
Bark Advance (Br1, Cam, Bristo-B0yd b Hncken.
Bark Gabrielle qtaD Couora NewcAste-F Berthoud.
Bark + j Mead, Lepari, Genoa-Brett, Son 4 Co.
BARK Hyperion Gibsop, Barbados-T Dwight
Brig jeanette DAM, Funk LondonderryFunch Mencke
Brig Ocean Spray Atwood, Buenos Ayres Ac-R Rack
3 Co.
Scar Ransom (Br), McNeilly, st Johns-D r Dewolf.
Schr Narragansett Hall, Key West-Benner Deske.
schr Grspeshot, -, Eorfolk.stuges, Chairman Co.
Echr Yorktown WogIan, Alexandra-F Dodge, Jr.
schr Crandal1, Gage. Alexand, h-B Small.
Gchr ANGELA Les, Bal,imore-Merrl abbott
scbr Thos Jefferson, -, saem-R W Ropes Co.
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SHIPPIN q NEW S.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
All packages and letters Intended for the new YORK HNRALD
should be seued.
ALMANAC TOR YoaK-rHIs DAT.
.............. Is morn ] 81
.............. Il HIGH morn 49
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GERM ANY,


The Germanic Diet had professionally voted a Milo
kortrs for armng the federal forces with ried
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Disturbances continued at Kalisch 1t said that tn
military have been instructed suppress disorders,
Iecessary.
Increased agitation prevailed at Warsaw.
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The London Times points out that both the America
sArs are hostile to English commerce. In cotton Eng
hnd win have to pay duty to the Southern States
sn the chief exports increased duties, while to tn
Northern States the duties assuming a positiye.
hostile character England must consider how she deal
with State which begins with fragrant departur
from The rule OF amity.
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Fires New York.

The first floor and part OF tho third floor occupied
by George w. Ieeacks, dealer IN millinery goods. stock
damaged by water and about SIS 00 insured FOR
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AUSTRIA

was rumored that Napoleon has given assurances to
che Pope that tho French troops will not quit Rome.
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The Austrian Diet would open at Vienna the 9th.
Confidential interviews were repor led to have oc-
surred between Count Rechberg and the French Ambas
ssdor at Vienna relative TO new settlement with re
syeet 10 Vienna.
France Offer to support the cession Of veneta to Italy
N consideration Of territorial compensation.
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francs, but We hear of no transactions of conse-

francs, but We hear Of no transactions Of conse-
quence.
The proclamation OF Mr.. Davis, Of the Southern
eonfederacy, calling for privateers to prey ON
Northern commerce, has crea ed considerable
commoton in mercantile circles. Not that any
considerable number Of people apprehend that
Mr.. Davis will find many sailors willing to run
their necks into halter by accepting his letters of
marque, but because the spirit of the proclama-
ton forest adows seizure Of Northern vessels in
Southern ports. There are many Northern
ships in almost every large Southern port.
1t is feared that many of these win be
seized before they can get to sea. Pro-
per prudence, after the seizure of the New
York ships by Governor Brown of Georgia, ought
TO have warned onr shipowners to keep their craft
out Of Southern waters 1t has not done so, il
seems, and it now remains to be seen how severe
penalty may be exacted by the South. At any
rate, no time should now be lost in ordering every
Northern ship now in Southern ports to set sail
without moments delay.
The following was the business of the Sub Trea-
sury to-day
Recepts.: seo2 0st 80
For customs. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $4,000 90
NHenes '..'...'.'... IszoSS ~
baulrce HUS,toz 81
The Board Of Brokers resolved this morning to
hold no second session on Saturday afternoon, on
account Of the Union meeting which is to assem-
BILE that day. They also voted $3.50 towards pay.
ing the expenses Of the meeting, and 81 900 to
the Seventh regiment.
The Merchants Insurance Company of Boston
has declared dividend of six per cent.
The following are earnings Of Western railroads
the second week Of April
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
We have nothing later than the advces by the North
Brton.
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noints ray oy gong sshore on the reef "
ne va: Sss:s Il ,s sa~ t s.
and Mt Zee; her false and true keel wers Knocked or
she leaked badly and her great thai she was
&C., Ter the s her o ave. az ar sa go
hing ns me snp Gait Mort m Of the schr Kate Of san
worthy and he balance of the went on board Of tho
IN Nsgdaepa Ray Ftb ship George washington. Bright
man Warehsm and bark Gen Scott Hunting FL mated
Monmouth 0rmsbee Cold spring mated 10 WIS 800 bbls o
richmond ard Clstr Croker SB mated IA WIS about 6oo
The Congress- "a Capt stramburs left Maresria Bay Feb
~ Cc bbs In Man Of War Bay, at the mouth OF Masdaena
letter q Ssp s ~ nR % Ss MI II r
T. SSss sy sam . New q s SG%f
has been iaken scents gallon through TO New Bed
letter from Capt Cochran, Of ship Oliver crocser, NB
reports her in Msrssrea Bay Msrch l. having taken 800 o
letter from The rs ocer Of bank alsnc shsrm.n Of
hB, rroIs her o River rlate Feb n with 10 sp told
whales - = 20 "@d '"Aea
litter from Cap, Smith, Of chip cha, Morgan Of NB
OF there. - : ''&''1s ''"'' ~ -
SsS s o h'r N Lagoon FesH having taken 'o
fam csEi MsTg cs :. Of s a S az VI ss
e,'er from nsp, Cochfan Q, chip Oliver Crocksr rg
bS I bound . ssndwich islands, 70 .s Day 90
Letter rom Capt Hathaway Of ship Richmond NIB.
o-2oCo bbls all told would sail for home in -four va
Re s%gorn g e
Amelia OF Matapsisot and schr Qucksep, Of Provinces
SB 700 sp-Ss bis sncs leaving fAis ' ''"'"n' AeH'
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THORNTON 4 JENKINS, Secretary.

CUBA
Official hs been received at this Office through
the Department State that the the MORO
de St Cuba 10 81 80 50 l3 IL Of Cadz the
light that formerly existed there has been replaced
order lens of Fresnel revolving white
light with has hes at intervals OF minutes. --.
The light Is elevated feet
and shouc he under ordinary
her at a distance of about q nautical miles.
By order of the Lighthouse Board.
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lees active for export but In Emitted reyue't r consep
don 1Gsc. for fair to prime State and Oh &C. Ter m 70
choice Ohio. 60
RI E-The inquiry /. less active olsh The m,rket 10 irn
" have only notice-alss Of 200 beg. Fana =. hc
SOGARSfhe sales Il krr have not been te'' 'rse pus
Father better feeling manifested, sad Al TIE c''r cs
10 the market The trnsactioes tniDiScs op
Md. cvba n Porto Rico 7idaic.; iOJ e"K.s Brown
8avsne. Refined cairt but hrui, a. I0lDu. 'of
ruai ID Powdered and G5rnulsted.
CrS-rhe busiae,s IL al descriptions Is very hp'eo
$50 b,:s eprer allie cah We qaoie Casia At 3JG3,c.
No. ! ND'ni,gs at 57!d6oc Piuento OF l0ldll' i.
SALrLi'erPoo hne i, firm sn5 10 frrrq eti ,,, o,
firm Il the Improvement. West India Is 10 good supply hd
prices unchanged
decidedly lower In view OF an apicasle adj usm.nt 81 no
International question tween our GoveIomeh and Engsrdi
srs Of 500 baes Bottom, at Cc holders here appear
sTJWsC-We hear Of les Of 800 bsss a. $50 6mo'.
sEEDs-The drnsud for Clover Seed is moderate and no
market is heavy at 7a7.e ana TnohS sea i ~ !" ii
wanted at / 1td = IS p bush Of &c lbs Calcutta se,d
held With much frmnsss bat tho .xteme prs a.1a ees
hu.i . Canary Seed is in moderate demand taes Of -
7c. vi Hemp Seed sales OF 90 bsg have Osen "'
On pgivs's terms ,,.
unsettled the lee. sales II 90 sisbs straits "T:
made al 9tG30c cash, nsiDly at the h'ioe Isr W
holders ask more niouey NV we quote St1a.'s non n
OdJlc and Banca st lie cash Plates have pen "a
GOOD .gaes and sales of ono 4O0 boxes various BRANDS
have been made advance Of v box on late cuneh'
rates. Prices still quite Unsettled.
TEAS-The demand conunss good ard prices ore very
finn and higher; the advance OT.eus o TIE ~eeA Is az
c and on Black &C. Of sales of 300 chests and yS
ali soucbong Loco half ches Akon, nd lao hall
TOBACCO-1he demand rather limited, owing partly 70
the wsrke attitude Of European sdyces safes Of 10 hhaA
Kentucky st o0lSc. and III cises seed cal 81 Vic
TALoW IS in 'air 'urpiy and the market isgnls sues"
WHaLEBONE has been In good demand. sEd prices are
ld2c z o. hrner he inquiry has been chiefly Tor oeho'~
WHISKY Is M fair deu1 nd bu ct lower sales Of $50
Dbl, at III d29c. for and 2O42llc for Ohio bo'
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