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Arrived.

Steamship Afiea Shannon Liverpool April ~ ct eAA m,
and Queenstown 25th, ndsc and ppa To Cspsd bnnge
tsJoo Ia sp~eie April q ats pas ID the Eizsceh 'of
Liverpool aud ship Bryid~re Am ooald 7fb Y ,
passed ship ebid bound at u ~. pssed ~ ~
steamship Anne bouId in My lat 81 ~ lon 20 ~ 20 sal
slip oaIbsrs Elapeth tbr bSud H. May 'i !" ~ Ian.
81 passed slip John BRYANT eta dug southwark 9Th a.,
paced h. NJ ste.sship Asi- bound T. -,
Steamship kedu (Br. }, Little. nnpoi's dth Inst .
ship MAY Go1oell MeOiwry rens"e ioS dass nds
Euil Anchored on u" Dsr last nish ArnS
70 81 lou % 30 sPoie brig Cho"an from bshn"s zoe
bsH Yankee s.le (of Gardiner, Burke. liaus dAys IN
Biz Uee. Nave Gibss 10 days sugar and mOassss
sobs n vicI.ry Bshbi,t May sgucz r. R. Apl a. sugas
"a oI...~. 20 IT, Underwood sad 10 compsh, viii brin
as,.a Reed Tor Philadelphia, and Jass kisen tbE foF
scsr Ncanor (of Brswe) Parker Csrdens II days rsr nS
uaoiss.e. 70 u. e. Buck 4 Co.
SeLr Warren Griffin ,of Fall Rivs Bodss oransds April
schr Anls Russell Hodges City Point Va. dsys sob.s
co &C 20 master
scb berry, VOORHEES, Jacksonville days, yellow piss
TO J. T Oh chTiSt
Schr Rsph Hewitt, BucAlin. E1abstpOrt coal for Ports
mouth.
schi. Vendor Haoek. Rondout coal fsr Providenes.
Schr Sarah Gardner ri sh-thport coal for Boston.
schr. bite Rock. L. .sl. Southport. for Aibasy.
sehr. Mterya brooks G1e-uport, Ia ballast
Steamer ousdes, sAndovrer Philadelphia mdse. 20 n
Briggs. ..f.rf 800
steamer rscOny Ely, Phuadsphi. uase to Lspss xsa.
pstriek -
steamer Kenn.bec Sanford Philadelphia and c.us Nav
mdse. and pass 20 p. Peikins ="
steamer :c;oaa., Sys New Bedford mese asa pssA n
nssser
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GREAT BRITAIN.

T., Tho Uonse of Commons on the 25th ult the &C.
bo,s unon the budget aas esuned ana continued ~
some length, without producing any result A"e oo'
haze wss Gisly adjourned till the 29ll.
Lord ,Jobn Rnss,ll in rrIk TO Mr. GIithth, sld u
ya ,rne Mat body of troops Of the Duke OF Mode a,
numbering about 5000, war uhder arpf ~ me venetian
tsrrory bat tune iitey upon the Italian iron'lf
He believed they not there RI nrIme, but ~
prtet ON the part Of the Emperor Of Austria against
acknoW ledgi"g tho transfer Of the en'iolcs OF Tue
Arbduke ~ The King If Italy. The Austrian 6oV-
ertineut had only recently assured her Majesty HoV-
eminent that there no IN eniloD on u rt OF tn''
country TO make any aggression upon the Italian Ter
riiory. an,
In the House Of Coz mons Oh the Goth ut Lord Pal
mer.tu IL reTy toiuQuiles said be feared there wac
bit little doubt of Capt BTlbszons death ut the hadr
of the Chinese but lie promised every effort 10 clear
the myttery.
The treatment recently experienced in Prussia by
BIish suhect wi il travelling or railway IN 'hat
country WIS debated and The action Of the prus IAN
Governme strongly denounced by LORD ralmef
ston aud other speakers.
Iori pslp,er.,on stated that Government had 10 In
formation elai,e TO the alle ed di1n OF the Pore 10
abdicaie and TO appoint Cardinal w s-man 10 the n
pa,y during the int. rregpum that night follow ne
dd no bel eve tile Pope bad power to make bny su'h
T Suenser Of the House of Commons wac too
we'll 10 attend hi du'ie4.
The news of tie hosrillties at Charleston c,eated
great sensation 10 England, and further intelligence
was aWrlted VIII great eagefiete: -
T'Le T. mes considers tie affair at Fort Sumer ss
inexpicabe, and reua,ks that many difficulty at u
bar has moe hlOofslrd
Tie Daiiy Ncrs SAYS that the SecessiOnists having
destroyed tie greatu OF unity a. the property OF
their country only remained for them TO destroy It's
peace aud q is wa easy matter.
The steamship Geat Eustern, together with the
stores on boa Of her, had been seized under tie wr
Of execution which wa ssn'd at tie io,ianc" oil hf
Scott Russ.ll II WAS nevertheless still advertised
that ne clip would leave Milford for New lork on
the lst Of Nay. The Company proposed r"isi g
e35O 900 ON FIX months debeidnTes, TO pay of tlepre
sent mntgsge and TO d-p' cit IN Court III ElS,oO0
awarded 10 Soft Russell This drpo-i hal been ten
dered 10 Iho Court Of Common Las subject 10 IN
ua termination q the legal proceedings in order that
tie slip might be- released.
NJ Du Claillu OF New.York, the great African
traveller had delivered lecture in Liverpool on the
Gorilla Country,
Miss Sheldon had again renewed her apr lica'ion for
rshea,ing If Der care. tt Judgs s7ii II WA insult
lug to the Court to proceed in Tire manner q sPpea
hod done. The ultimately adjourned TIL JOth
april.
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Aew4llork daily Gribn,re
MAkElED.

81 Johus Church, Bioeklyn, by
the Rev Ir CuioB Thuysdsy, May 9, hr Wm H. Brown
10 Miss Mary Ara. stToig
CLFN-CAMFRON-On Thursday, Msy Q, by the Rev J. A.
PAidok 1t ST. Peters Episcopal Church. Brooklyn "bhafp
n. Chm, jr, Eliza NJ r. Cameron
HNR>S-KIERSTEp-Int hi. ci;y or Wednesdsy May g. by
The Rev r. oung 81 Jols Church, John H. EBens to
Mlss CLARITY Jane hirrted, eli 81 this city
0REES- RON ORTH-OD Wedbesday. May J, By the Rev
JaIue- Mlet George " Green 10 Mhs EnIna l. ko"oith
al Of his city.
sATTERLEE-KNIG TAT Christ Church, Brooklyn, on
Thnrday May b. the Rev Dr. Garfield Living TOP sstet
l. OF New OK Lpcins c. daughter Of Nehemiah khsbt
esq OF Brooklyn.
kER-KEIFFIN-fp this CITY on wednesday Msy by The
M,k-ls Mr. GeorEe w. See Of Rye, NesteLestef
Count 5, TO Mics Mary NJ. kIian OF the sane place
FULLY F-On Wednesday May 1861. a. the huieh
Of tine Boly Grss b. a. heN sei NJ Car1S Mr Johh l.
Ialiy 10 Miss ll'D X Dui, both OF this cay
VAN NORDFN-FORSYTH-In ths city on Wednosds Z,
Nay By tie Rev. W. MiLes john '" Van hordsn, e~q
20 AIss SsIan A. fors ia.
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enlargement for any manufacturers to heep ."e'' MN
in motion. which are adapted to fine nnmoers-a"o
even the coaser mills NUT reduce their produc'on'
which, we believe, is being generally adopted wno
few exceptions. The panic which has ruea 10 ee
Dry Goods circles during The past month, having s
appropriate effect in limiting credits and tbas reducing
the long time which has ,een esiabs1ed in our mar
kes and most of the sales recently made have oee" i0f
cash and four months paper Four months time 10 inc
longest limit which the manufacturer sLouib be requi'ed
to allow on his fabrics which cost him CASH. ana wo
look forward 10 some harmonious acton among mo
agents and manufacturers for accomplishing 'esus
which shall remove a system that has produced s"cn
bad results to the trade. In the early history OF New
York might have been necessary 10 give long cfeosi
but with such facilities Of rapid communication WIN
even the distant parts OF country as we have
at ., esent, there is no reason for ts continuance.
We annex usual summary Of the Exportsof DO
nestic Cotton from Ibis port for the week ending May
f,lloyva,
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DEED.
IL. Aston. aged

lSToN-In GreeDpoin tuesday, May EEs Aston aged
BssaELIL-on Thursday May 9 Elizabeth D.. wife Of VIM
Busbel, dsUeh the Ia Courier OooC"in CSC
snasr Il,t inst a. oci ca foa the resio,Dcs Dr.
0Tea@r Wo9ns vernon C,rs leave Twenty ssycHth street
80 aud i2;2S returning at -
CLAwsJN-ip mi, city, Tuesday, May . William p
ClawsoD aged 20 years; ~, ID, .....a a.
Bis relatives ield are espesfay invited 70 s,tend ~.
funeral the 10th inst at 70 O'Clock : ~; o. h'
His remains vin be taken Greenwood fer inefiDent
DAILY-In Brooklyn Wednesday, MSy Michael Augustine
Day Mie-el sHd May Amaze DAILY aged mon1h' AID
oRIBBEE--In this city Wednesday May ThOs. Grbben,
He.d yesrs 5 uci1Ls and days
CUNNING In BrooAlyn, on "Wednesday. May 3, George
tbe 81 year Of h age.
1RtsHAM-In BrOOSHn, on Wedp-sdsy May O. hargae, r.,
Hesop Of OeneyA, ny.
HARRIS, N-Ater brief but painful Illness Catherine T.
Hair son 80 tLe sab sea- Of b'r sse. , -
The esl r1es via ske place Al Ger late iedsnee no 30
oc.ck p ~. Her remaas viii be taken to Wet Galway
Amsterdam, y T.. papers pleete copy.
sARvIs-Iu 'Ls city wedD-scay My Margaret young
eat George w saIsh JAWS aged year and
w.ck.
LEsslNGln this city on Tuesday May Julius Leasing aged
81 years
MooDY-AtYo nsefs on THURSDAY, May Elizabeth Williams
dAagie Of hossee aud Elizabeth :" Moody sged years
III relatives end f especially invited TO attend the
FINE 81 hicb take place fOnAers Gu SstuIdsy, llth
inst a. a O'Clock.
MoRRoGh-In tbs city, on wedne.day Msy william
the llst YesI Of his age.
MCGLOIN-n this city "Wednesday, May Q, Mrs bIdge
kcGloiE, aged IS years
BoGUNIGAL- In this city, Wednesday, May ., John
HcGongal aged rs years.
EcCAFFhEY - IN tbs city, on Weane'dsy, May james
McCafTey the beloved Of Janes aud Anne heCsn ey
aged years and 2! days.
sNEDEkER-Iu this city. on " eduesdy May James r,
David and Enna L. ssedek aged 10 months
TkADOURIn Bottom suddenly CHARLES Trsaou' formerly Of
GoyaHns Long islard.
TUcKER-ID this city Wednesday May Rossnna Tucker
n tbe 9th sea- OF her
VAN BUsKIRK-In Brooklyn, "Wednesday Msy Edmund
C. Van Busk.E, aged p yesrs aldS dsJs
wEgsrER-on Monday, May g. 1861, George W. Webster
Eged !! year,. =, - - A..
fubersl on Sunds) May le at oei9ch Ln rom no. 20
7h9mpsuu .e The Celestial Looge ~" T. and NJ VII
the Led hooIn. corner OF brooue ana f0 S'
se.ts and The Hamilton Lodge No 40 o. u o. Of u ~ end
t~ ord. rally corner Of C0tsge place aud Bre kef
0elsek The BODY viii be inferred Il cypress
Hills Cemetery.
wHtrE-In tis eit, on Wednesday, May g. Wm. Z. White
ony son Of james and Eliza bite sgd ~ years mo"hs'
and u days
lie Of the family ard te members OF the Z L. Snow
Ssci Union No. and order ~ general aud ALEC the
snrmbsrso tire Lodge No. TO- l. q Of % y are respect
fy invited In. iBLefH clock fr1day Msy
20 ~itDot funher viiaon oD his stbes resiieDce NO
los Wooster sest Ills remains " IL be taxi 10 Greenwood
CsiustrFy tor intefusat.
WNOANIAt kaIibnrorRh rlsieI County ~ Y ~ Fridey,
hsy 3, Mia seTaA Eizsbsh WygaBt, ae Of this cts.
HkIGHI-ln Brooklyb. TuesdHy, Msy T. Joseph Wright;
sggd ~ yeafs
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KUSSIA.

The Russians were said 10 be concentrating troops
in Bessaii,tia.
Tue export of grain from Siisria had been prohibit
ed
Prince Gorchskoff had read 10 the Council Of Adj
ninisrraton at Wanae letter firm ne Emperor,
exnesinu 90 tbr autnofiirs OF tie Gig his Majesty
tba,kr for the reestabl ebnent OF Ord.r.
M. TrepOw, Director Of Police, b I'D been disinssed
with pension Of 20 90 forns ~ be paid oct OF the
Polish treasury.
where thr army aready numbered 800 men. They
were receiving the additional payment usually granted
them When placed Oh WA iOo'ine. IL was rnnored
tar war tax amounting to 100000 hoIius would be
imposed upon the country.
A telegram iiom floio, says; ,s -.
"On Monday next, being the Cars birthday, 1t IA
expected that great popular Demonstration Viii be
saaae " warsaw. uAaQbuls sfs circulating u ths&
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NEw-YORK. MAJ @
Cleared.

stssInship-Hankow, Ssnos. Hong Kong.
shPsGr.hsn's Foley. Merton, Crcntadt FUnch msnshs.
Harvey Bitch, Melon. Liver ,oo, r. W. ITu1dy
oigs Euis el-.une. Mont, Naples Chan berlin Ph-lps
Co Elizabeth, Thornd k- u Spai. Middle on a Co, M
Means, Obcr Phsdelpi NesIuih Wendt So o. j. b. Kius
Cohll St. John D. H. solf Cyclone McCArter, Bath
Thou nson Hunter Zee Doe, Bermuda Mccall Firth
SchOouers-J ). Crouch Hendenon, Philad phs masters
Whistler, Freshly 1snnoD. ms.ier C. Ack-r Pecs Si.n
ford, master C. Russell Chopper. Snow Hill. Md. masters
A. huge Mason Philadelphia master, Dart johnson
i.rd master GsSrss Mssen seudde Pii.delgba J. w.
Mckee, 4. w. Thomas. Davis fsI River -; Kate Merrill,
Nicks BA timoIr MerIi Abbott J. Perkins .ons Castn.
Miller Honghton LIE cadra, Sual, Salem, - Eta,tor,
A.hury, kleihurs, Restles,, Bscsmsn PhsdslpbtA,
master isaoells Baker Famon master.
Sloop-Pb-uiI Shepherd NV. Hayen MISTER
Steane,Sarsh Jones, Phil,delpha -, Aida Robinsons
Phladel,hia, -,
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ITALY.

rerfact reconcia ion had taken place between
GariGaldi, Count CHvour, and Gen. Cialdni. Carl.
halti had an interview with Count Cavour, followed
hy anotr er with Geu. Ciaidiii. ii aiierwaId lett
Turin and proceed d % the Villa Psllayi iii.
The MOaorche NotioH lie nen'ious The JOY mani
tested by the people at The aboun cement that Carl
baI.i and Count CavOur had teeome reconciled; and
states tat the Reconciliation WIS brought about by tie
influence Of very ligh Ier-onage, who induced bem
10 come 10 n frank exI la'iou and All open reconilia-
ton. r. g came journal adds that o the ZANE even
ing Gaibaldi and CiaIdInI embraced each other az
reconcled brothers.
popular demonstration took place on the 9th, in
favor Of Garibaloi, on the Via loledo, Naples.
In publ sbed litter, Col tel T,ipO deties The AZ
sertions made BY General Vi ldi"i hi leuerto Carl
bald Llat ofdes hao been given to receive the Sari
niaus ia the Abruzi with musket stO. lie oeclares
that, on The contrary, Gaibllii enjoned lin to re-
ceve the Sardi abs IS brOtherr.
The N5t0Rai,t states that the southern soldiers Of
the garrison OF Mcndo,i had proe az list the let
ter vi General Cinldiu O. Gaibaldi, and arrests had
be- made IN consequence.
The state Of things i'll Naples had considerably i'm
proved.
The King Of Greece under the pressure Of the public
opinions Of lis country had recognized the new King
dom o. Italy.
Tie Turn Gazette says that, ter pasaing some
DAYS az The will, Of tie Marquis de- Paliviere, Gai-
bald will proceed direct 10 the leland Of CSrrera.
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FRANCE.

The london Tiurs say II is stated 10 certain that
the French occupation OF syria i'll ceases on he 5t
of June as alfeaoy agree upon, I'd adi trans
ports under orders for the Syin coast 10 take the
tfOoIs bacs.
The Emperor, on the 25ib, reviewed division Of
cavalry at Lonechamrs
The Paris Pair denies the truth Of the reports
lstared H. tie IadfpeEdGsSe BeigS) respecting tie
removal # the Pspacy 20 London.
TIE Freorb Government is saii TO be averse 70 the
annexation OF Iiayii 10 Spain.
The Bour-e on tie 9Th, inaninate, and higher.
Reutes closed AT IS %.
The OD,AioHe Notios0ie Of Pari-, in a very bold
article nrqes the Emperor sbendon bis he,itaiiIg
a, d ambiguous poliey at Rome, and warns BIN that
Rome Is The center OF N conspiracy against the En-
lire From 40 100 pul, it's and many cDiss iOuals
words of hatred are daily openly Illuminated ar re-
cretly wbi-pered. Orleauism which yet remain 10
pes.s.on of most OF the lilher otce- IL rs-iug iis
head and preparing for action. Two hundred AMI my
4 ousand An-tiiaus are Dassed bet eel Venice All
Veroua and Germany is arnIng. Rnfsia, alter
sernhlance Of iberali-fn has HduiEed, wi regard TO
Poland. an atrocious p,hcy, winch draws her nearer
70 Austria, and must esi RAJ ee her from France
TIE Paris laper- sac taI tie Bank Of France bad
taken Into consideration two proposals which lad
teen subni ted 10 10y parties in Coustantoole AID
London.
These proposals. are fad TO offer necessary guarantees
In enable the two great hoites Of Msneillrs which
have ilely suspended pay men, 10 re ume busi ers.
The came papers state that lie aspect Of hnaucal
ahai-- bad n..roved 1T Mare ille- and add hal
al Bankers of London ard Paris bad given assistance
10 seVei al DUotaut Greek houses.
On tie sutje the London J. urnal- represent
that cordial cooperation of caiitAh-t. Lad tai EN-
pare with view of surmOuntiIg tue hnhD' ial olii
cDlti.s OF the Greek ns. u il understood that The
Ba k of Enllsnd ard The Banks OF France were act
iug together With til, Object.
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INDIA AND CHINA.

The mails from Calcniti TO Manh 20, and Hong
Kong March It, had rearhed England but there Ia no
ews Of interest additional TO that aledy received by
telegraph. fr.ighrs at Calcutta we're dropping. a
telegram Of The 10Th quotes dead weight TO don az
$40 The pro-pect for the hext od 20 crop was bad
EXCHANGE, 81 for ir,t-class cieciIs.
Business vt Hong Kong was rather more Animated
Rice I'D advanced IS per cent.
Alr. Aleocs, the BIi b representative at japan
had arranged Ill cliff, uu,s with te Government am
had reun I'd 10 ledo by invitation. lie aud ne
French Minis'er were received there on the I'd Mareh
with due ,.rrmony
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Passengers Arrived

In steonhip Jrea, from Liropoo-Mr Hoppe, Mr. Ross,
A. C. elliott, lady and child Mrs Li.bornI snd child Misu
Lille Mia Thompson, Mr. kct adsoE lad, ehid ADD nan~,
Eddi.op Mr. 1tsny NJ Cos Mr. Co, dii NJ Roger oiard
de is Ssnfr td%Gnd bS~a NJ sd hop o. r r'Is
Wood td~AId MeLO, as Ahi. L. Cndl.nd vi,eouni Mn'
Sine air. Rdde Mrs Harkson and isce Mira Loci han
aud three chidieB Mr. AID h Baker Nicouns hions
Lloyd.
IN brig Ocean Wase ,Oa Gibara-A. NJ Mckinney. Robei
L-eJer. Wn. Darlington. .
IN .hooao c. K P,ekoy, from hayagues, p R-MrA Tern
aua child.
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SUICIDE on A STRAEGER.-On Wednesday after.
noon yeung whOse unknown urocsndsd 10 ia.
ioo OF Cssssvoort street ard Deliberately liss
q . elctbis esped oyegboTa Capt Walton OF the ehoone
Mary Irving ing Ga man lump ino
tes does, aud .fof nsd. 70 him. but ithout
The suicide sppoa,ed surface Of The sster
ssd then sak BOTTOM His clothes conveyed 20 the
kssh Wd Ssssi1 Houis wbele the, be b. thos
ksssss.e3.
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Markets-CARETuLiI REPosTED FOR THE NJ y TaIsuaA
TsrRsrAY. May y lool.
AsHES-The market I. seadyI the demand Il FAIR sales Of
Pots. az IS 62t. and ftsrls at IS IS.
COFFEE-hio Il al; 70 obsr kinds there doDgt
sales Of 10 kegs ST. Domingo iltc 500 bags Mssaiso a
l3idl4c 200 Java 81 bic, and $40 bags jamaica private
teims
COTTON-The msrS,t ia 6ru.r sales off 90 bslas We ~
vie quotations 10 show the improvement:
Fkw-roRK cLAsrYicATlos.
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,y requesting the pa,o,spot TO appear in the streets
Oh Monday. 10 elote I'll shops and not W illumi.
rate ,he,r Window, il requested TO do so uitb
threads.
..eeram Of The 26,b, from Cracow, says that all
the towns Of Pol,Dd were then occul led by military.
Arrests continued, ard the colleges Of Warsaw and
Kalisch we're closed.
The weatl er AZ 81. Petersburg was warm and fine,
and the Neva wa free from ice. The navigation OF
the sea OF AZof was VI eli.
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DENMARK

Tire Minister Of Marine in the interest Of the mer-
carte marine, Issued an ordnance permitting tie
sahOrr lately c,lled ia TO be fet leave OF abrene
part OF them q once aud part Lter-sip ulliDg, LOs
ever that they may not 20 beyond tue Bal aod the
North seas IL oder that they may be recalled at
yery shortest notice. Orets bad been given Tor the
flung out of one slip oi-tte line one figale, and
WA Gamer
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Turkey

special conference Of the foreign representative
expe,led TO be held on the a,irs Of Montenegro
Omar Pa-ha had been appointed TO the c mmand o
the army Of the Ronmelia. On the 23d be reaches
The new fnan,i i scheme bad been publi,hed. i
differs widely from that proposed by Sir Herr,
Bulwer, and rave genersl dis atshciioo.
An English squadron had arrived oil Beyrout.
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We annex the statement Of the New-Orleans BANKS
fer the week ending May4. The reduction Of the lead
ing emsexchange, specie, balances in the Northern
banls-is worthy Of note:

Total i3.4lS "a sl533i,30 SS0S.a7 SiSS0OSs
The following table exhibits the respective amounts
of Exchange held by the various banks and also the
due TO distant banks the latter being comprised ID
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ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.
The BOmbarlment Of Sumter in England
IN ROME AGAINST FRANCE
Reconciliation between Caribaldi and CaVouf'
ORDER RESTORED IN WARSAW.

TIE steamship Africa, from Liverpool <,'n u''''
and Queenstown 2Sth ut, arrived az ln' port ''S''i'
day afternoon.
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NE Y-JERSEY ITEMS.

ORGANIZATIONS or 1Hr HoBoKEs CoUscIL.-Ihe
II Loken Cain,i Board have Organized 10y tie cleo
tim 4 Nathan itl q CTIeut.r ~ Pie ideDt. Michael
D,ul-y War elrCted Sergeant ai-Arns
T. following the Standing Committees for the
ensuing year:
tfaahes-Mesu, Wood Wilhelm. and Msire.
Iamgs, Haf-h asd POics-htsss hilhrln Beige, and
Ne agu- - A.,
sirets aad Administrations Wood, Wilhelm, aud Nc
CEgpr.
Saiares-hies.rs Maires, Wood, McCasue
FUs dad % a,e5--h.ssrs MeCsgur, siaif.s, wilhelm:
fubiie Gr0uHd. and BuAdia gt-Mss'rs Bette Wilhelm,
hsifrt
Printing AID 'iaione,y-Me.p Wilhelm, huIes, Beige
sehlis-Meas Wood, Beige. Maire@
Whares and Tcyries Me,sIs Mistress Wood MeCssue.
LbsHsss-Mesrs. beige Wood. iDe m
lar. and q, dinoEcr. Me,sp Beige Wood, MARES
Sspsr. Me.,rs. hsig-. With. NJ, Wood
Alms-Me Wilhelm, beige McCague
Mut1ARY ELgcTIox-Tte officers Of the First Re-
sinr Hud ON County Bug,de Leid meeting on "Wednesday
az odd Felpw. Hall tecied Capt Van ioughten OF the
National usId C. ope ei,he Besnsi sDd hs0I b9bnssa,
Llsstcnspt Esipafk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-10

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sols ~ hand 2 40 bales which TO 26o ARe'iein
Jane. Hewitt call %, al so'.ne, Of the eel
olow.: Middhus Orleans 7id Mobile, 1IG7ld UplAnd'
iia-id
and a., Effect a. Liverpool snd be improved accounts nom
hina cAu,d prodsse. srdy sdysiee aeif ral1 o.
.or, her .ihdsw nom 'hr msAet br,e', were 10th "
con els tho adyaDcrb sHd the nakrt was very quiet
BRrADsTUFFs Me srr. liclardfOn 81 ence q 20
wsk.6,d Nssh c. AID BiglsBd At"ya Co.. report 'sr'
limited hoiu-. owing TO continued very line .,sher Lors
yer, ds ard riees nominal Ouot.ip, % hdo6 WHtAr
inactive sod merely 10 retail al haush th.re ~. fah
uiore ihqauy ye.Id'y Rcd - 3all g wm'e IL 3ait =
IoKN n,gl cra and y o'-d - S. ass for miAed Ioo
~ for ,r,low aud - ia ~ fpT bate.
pROvIsIuS7 liar III fair Tequ-s 81 and nnohang a.
ponE quirt but steady BAcos rather h'Hy bid
bat business ~ u,sd L.Kp doll A. 81 a. Isii"" 10
m rrql-t and IN cases shade deafer Butchers As e.
PRonUcr.-Ashes firm; Pots, 3ll6S32i Pearl,
32GdD Sugar op-rei hrm aud active. bot cln'd qari
AID ID God cheaper CGros. 81 q22ii Rl,in % dear
fr common nf4s Obb a,i sa5 sPi'of tn p.nins
aliGto.rir. Liserd C.Le. R97itdaslI6fr Awrr.csn.
Fph Oh In far demand Cod $50 LuSeee si@Sdy and Ia lair
LoSDoS NARKTrs--Messrs. Barring Brothers & Co.
quote BKrsp1vgis unchanged aud buig''. very qet ES
vey duIl g. aud Bars asa a52bo, b; Scotch Iig'
81 sceaRs qui-t aud pari-iy is'h-T ese, CaFrEsh a
AID lory 'o't. d.aIi dcsrer Ira Doll Cagoa al J.
~ y,gsrSs glf for .msrir.r Ijlls-s,.rr ,.n. a. o5
Cod >-sl foi Ln-.ed sdvseeo 70 lo the .pot
a 2s f'r Autumn del ely lin advanced 81 0' Ihss
HsynE MsRxrr for The week ending April q iarlo-
sy - ~ Se' Il asf f,rr-. orSi.rs orssn.
and ~ stock tsoo bates WHEAT hfn' I'D rather
searr AsBrs quiet bot hru COiyKE very DOH bot FfTT
msi.tarrd. on's g. good reqo". b., piee. -r,s 90
bney .t,ined WnAiEBoSE In better demand but 10 sn'
Latest MARKIrs (yn QurESsTowSl LIVER
roof .p earhs ,al.. Of coT7os on saind.y we've loo
1he olosrd hfm. BaEADsruySs quiet fHo'i'oSs
"esd,.
et .nd 10, .tenb Al sIi asa Illinois .uua Railroad "a ~
discount; Eiie Hsilfosd siock. 2JidHL