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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-26

ALBANI, Thursday 0p1 - l.ol.
Alta meeting Of tie s ate officers under tie Three
Million bill he'd yesterday all beng present. The fol-
Owing resolution was adopted:
Hcyo,red, that as soon as "a euiDcert humber Of
companies 0f volunteers hsvC their tail complement,
SEVENTY men each. including Oidcers, this Board VII
proceed pass upo the acCepaGce OF such ooDpaule-,
and nat w1en sufficient number ~ companies iully
Organized are aCcIted ti- mrd Will proceed 10 d.
vide lieu into regiments, and de.gnac The ompanies
n copipose eae r gnrn aad that The cODpsnies sc-
ceted ty the Governor ,iuce the last meeting OF the
Board will when i'ted be distributed mto regiments,
by resolution oil tie Board.
l.. consequence Of The above resolution The follow
ug circular has been Issued to-day from headquarters:
10 IssPFcTOR. -MusteI-rolls are the orl, autlO--
iy which The Department viii have Of tie number
and nam Of men - Tire service. They must be made
Out with pe1lct accuracy all the NAMES beng written
iegiNlv IN alphabetical order aid numbered, place Ut
uau,i'y, place w"ere mustered, according 10 amy
,csli.jious aBi the nIster-rOl must contain full
couplem NJ Of -Cverty-seven or they VIII not be
c wed. Tie certificate Of the muttof-roll must he
pgc,d az tie bottom II tie roll.
lsi,ledJ ). MEREDITH READ, II.
Aoj4t-ni General,
Since last r'gh, eighteen new COMPANIES have been
enrolled, making The Total number Of companies up
noon one hundred and siXtynne. Among those regis
tered today are five from tho Cryo NewYork, under
C.p,ajrs Charles @. stone II. ~. Copcutt, G. De La
Yeray, U. Wails, AID Hiram Duyrea.
TIE follow ne resolution adopted by the Board
Of Safe Officers today:
K.s,lr,d. Th,t Ne provisions Of General orderT No
49, 30 fer rs 1t allows the acce autr OF companies not
Il H. be- continued and .llowes applicable 70 lie mt
scyebteeu r- mems ssid volunteers only PROVIDED
tai the uficafs indicated Tor any company be h0l com
ri.siogcd ,iil he ompany is lull, aAd ~ Gaze Toe
ois ire required - rIar,h from The rendezvou Tor
service before ne companies arc led; he Boaid re-
serves ty Iiglt ~ consolidate the respective comai-
m md IL case of cou-r laatiun new eie,uou u cum
euy officers ahall he Eelduutcr direction OF Inc cover
nor ,c officers so elected shall receive COMM hions.
PROCLAMATION BY EDWIN H. MORGAN,
GovrngoR or tbs STATE % SEw-YosK.
Under authority Of the at entitled an act to author
lie tie ernbodyug end equpmento OF avoluneef militia
and 10 provide ior the public defense passed TIE
Legislature Of ihf State the l61 day OF ApiI lhs''
and in compliance with the formal determination OF the
officers Damed 10 the said act do hereby call Tor -
regiments Of volunteer militia, Of7So men each, IN ad-
dion to The number already called for by M pro'la
oation under date Of the 18Th day Of Api INST ana
do hereby require that the volunteer militia force sai
hereafter be organized and accepted in conformity WIZ
Section Of the Constitution Of thn State, and win
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leyeliIg it at the dragons, pledged himself TO give
thea its contents IL they further opposed him. TIE
sight Il the xshD0er too much fp the nerves of
Ne Pope cavalry, who rode raialy from the SPOT,
leaving the Siars aud Stripes triumphant along The
whole line. | am happy 20 cay that the victorious
force did rot abuse il success or even pursue toe
routed foe but couented itself with repai1g TO its
allotted place and tranquility contenPla ing ne blaz-
ing sanctuary on the Pinio BIT upOn toe following
dss Mr. Stockton called upon Nonsignor herode and
infested on lis AZ Issuing order TO prevent zoe
possibility Of The recurrence Of such uisbehavnr Oh we
part OF Papal sold e's ioreign minister. q MN,
lister Of Arms who loves concession, was olsoseh
u demur, but ne was told positively that elmer
be should give the order or ne American Minister
would apply for his esspOrt Thus urged ard threat
mp a copy Of It was supplied Mr. Stockton, ard 80
tie matter ended. Owing to the change # the United
States President, NJ Stockton will doubtless,
Rome, and It is rumored Ihot he PaPal
Government is likely TO put difficulties 10
tie way Of III. being replaced. American
ins.er- are fornd be iudeTeudeut In their ways
10 snr the a,c Of he PouCia Cabinet and there is
no rea! occasion for a United Staes representative
here There j. certain Marques LoreLza, natural
lied bee who represents several OF the smal South
American Saes and il il thought that be night also
rrrv well represent he Great kepnblc Of q North.
I7s opinion is not likCv unlikely 2! 70 be shared on
che o'ber ride OF the a c aud il would not be sur
uriing If the Iuied States establishment here We're
70 dWil de down to u Consul
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kRHEtse,

rOLTON-GoMLEY-o Tre,osy. April q, y. Tinpson Ros
Mary Ann, aaasbter Of the ate hsle" Uondsy 81 q
tai Cy.
EArON-GR ANGER On Tuesdey, April ., BY the Rev =
circuit, ili-n 20 hss EUlA 4 Granger, oe.1 %
NeE-iO-S.
UUTCBKISS -KTMRALL-On Saturday. Ap'i % BY ne
Rev Jum-. Ml,'t Thompson c. Locuh 20 Mise AaD u
hiuJ6l al % I'll, ely.
WLES-pAylrsOS-On Morday april p BY the Rev
: 8ulcLard jaues Knowles 10 hss ia Ds'4d'ou daush-
IT, OF Roger Ja.lason.
N,EcHaLt--l vsSELI-Ol "Wednesday evening April 2, ~
q .y - o. Die ks0u, john W Asr,huii 10 slrs Jane hus-
eel. al Of bis city.
N,iLVAIgr.-SAVAGE-On Monday, 4rrn y. by the t.v.
C. 4 Meadow. l. HcIiyaile 20 H'.s Caroline Save-e,
e..sntef OF tn bon Jos. Sasayc Of Railway, y. J.
SauTli-EUS ED-Ou Tbursd-y, ,pTA p by ne Re- ~,
t,iag, lsur, L. smith 70 bliss Many A.. busted ali Of iss
cty.
NyeEKS- CARPENTER 1T Mount Ksco Wesches'st
Colny or Iu-sly. rr 20 BY Fnelds' c're7ouy llmes
Ed Web, Of this riy TO Ems Jane, daugate Of Aholas
Carpenter q TIC iofue p.-e
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ROME.
TIE AMERICAN MINISTER

TIE AMERICAN MINISTER IN TROUBLE.
Tie correspondent Of The LoaG0H Toa's at'kome
in detailing the scenes the various Eisler iesii'ues
relates The following incident, which occurred az the
grand annual dispL,y Of fireworks on the eveuns Of
the ri inst:
''I4a ouiy extraordinary Incident OF the evening
,yas enc IN ih tie United Slaes Nulsitls Mr.
so, ktuu, Tl.yet The most impor'lrf part ln'u'
tho least iaa't on liz part, that gentleman came MO
mesus ne best OF IT, Nj StO htCn, II appears, Grove
down he Cor5o, from b., residence n tIai street.
10 tie piila DEL P1pDo, where a stand IA. Geo
erected for he accHnmcd luou Of the NeaPoliGn royi2
fui', the diDomats corYr 6nd other ersous oi dis
t.urli. b. Ga reaching the entrance ~ ne r.
azza, he wac informed be could not pass tns'
wuy. lie V-esenied The uoAet Win Wli'h
foreign mint az f1ri -hcd 10 recure them Tree
Ias,ugce on ~ Occa-iOus, bot II did E't pro,
oree he dfs red eject. and he was requested
20 80 lUlrd by the Ba1roa street. This he dd, Du'
with 10 bCit feu!i aglin, Tin coacAL.A was
checked, and 3 ~ be- coll not pass that Nay IN
NOS sure hel o. he fid rot Try tre only REMAINING
avenue 10 Tire ?lzo he Via III eitai but a. lat bs
uai-uce Was I0t rally exhausted aud ne III
ri.ted la. d ,ht "a au aud ordered ls nc vans 70
drive Oh. 14oreuVOE there wac muCh e>tIt'lueh,
among the Puuel geuiaules ard troops on dutl, ana
three 'ouiIicai dia pran ed about LIS eaiLHe'
or ai IL hIs zen dear1hed, charged down upon y,
braI i-l hU naked swords, and dlspI4lib M, Hs nhe
Pounaue ray, f,ro, ious faces to Tie my. Inc
mi gaiied cir, OF th. Tra aud Rtys were anlre'
raf,i for tie eXIeut OF Yankee resources. Inc un-
haunted representative OF the model Repuhiic drew
from Lis pocket repeater "a pistol 40. watchi, anu
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POLlTE LETTEE.WRITLNG.
From m, Epcsirg po,t


Mr. Seward, Secretary Of State OF the United States,
(" mas mao the honor to receive Bullying message
from tLe rebeous Governor Of Maryland, advising
that is 10 ray, orrias -ihe President OF Tie DnHej
States to send nc more troops through !nat SGc, and
10 command the lew regiments now Starving A. AHnap-
oiis To return.
NJ. Seward Informs the rebc!lous Governor OF
Muylaud, in letter which il as redoent Of red tape
a. though Mg. Seward had been IN Office all a. lite.
mat his COUNSEL have been we ,hed with respec,i'
that the Pre.irat regrets tire every extensive prep
araii M when have been made Tor the efIusion Of
blood and assures bin rbat tie force now sought to
be sent through Iar, land 10 intended only 10. tae ce'
Tense Of this capital"
And tlen BIZ. Seward drbtlas gently through
three more psragr Phs, which remind one OF tho
"rercs' with winch poi,e man Of leisure 1!abo-
rate " pns of bore; ends with assurances Of d b
tiuguished consideration
/. it not almost time % syop7 How much longer IS
open rebellion 10 De met with assurances Of di-'n-
cuishod consideration low ElDy more days viii
the Government lcnd "a elegant i-tter-wriung' no"
many INSURANCE are the rebels 10 receive tust THE
force il only iL4nl,d Tor tie defen,e of-sOme point
which wall not be assaulted if ID avis Lrows that by Its
uesie defense a oozen other points are lctt oPrn!
Bot IL u II tact thai tne Govern Ell meals 70 cOntei
.tse.f with defending WafhinFonl Supp re Gov
Hic45 under ord.rs from Davis lakes Mr.. seward at
his word, which ldl the troop TO Washington 10
remain there and act only for i,e def,nel Then Ire
Govern nenl had better order more troops to ne
ccrilaL Then The soldiers who are making haste 10
defend Washington are merely las.erng 10 n pFislh'
Then the NOR men we can concentrate under INC
comruaud of some officer who means TO defend me
Uaioa-and not only the eapal-sud the ess attention
we pay to oroes from he Government the better VIII
We be prepared 10 meet he rebels
OF one thing the Administrator may be assured.
Davis is not 10 poor General attach our strongest
Point. But he will be very glad indeed 10 reed Mr.
Stewards proniee that every soldier sent 20 Ws5ng-
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EarHEl.

DecKrRp this city mar, r. wife Of Barnard Decker sner
sIr.5Iipe III. ess ui the I'd year OF her sge
CaILDs 90 Thursday orils Ap %, Clara Ac,oaia tsi1
daughter Of Chls NJ sud Atssa Ids Ss,' u'h' a' IL
TIL funeral will take place on Fra,y 25ts Inst O'Clock,
trou 80. ~ West rwtltirth II. eel.
FNRCHILDor Wednesday Ap-i %, sncr lingering iress
H. ila. ss tao. Of tho faulty arc invited 70 attend ere
fs service. At $, rsurs EIi.cop- Ci.rUa ir Broadway,
On rnday 2Dtb inst, at ,. p
COW 10 BrooAyu. or Wednesday, A5rl o. Wiz IN J.
Cow IL the -s.h year Ct hi
h'srla, IN sls 80 ~ 80 si,Iv invited I, attend ne
frueai Of the niSns Saturday nerAoea-
Zith iust, al O'Clock without iuI tnef invitation.
JONEs-ln thii CITY, "Wednesday Apsi ~ a K
His iyrnsiss wsr Iontpes'. VI for iHteTHen'.
JEYERS-In NllansDursh on "Wednesday, april - HG1
Ann bel wed vile Of U-oren II. evefs aged ~ years
KELLPY-On 1uesdsy, AVi. . beth l. vile Of Francis
h. Kelley, In tho lJh yeas Of her aga
MANLOyEA' Fort Scott Ksusas. cl Saturday, April - Ct
consumption Homer youngest sou Of David Msni0vc 49, 10
California TaPeIs please copy.
GILLARD-iu South BrooSlyn on Wedneaay Ap,il ~
Russell denfy Theodore W. aary u Mii"d ssea
ye.E, n months aud p days.
POwEas-n wriiGsbursh. on Taesiay April ~ ihaIe.
and = days. .
RUaAND-In Brooklyn en- "Wednesday, Apri "a War =
uo.tss and - days. -
REEg-p ,hs cg on wedne,isy April g. Eliza Rse'' aces
nv ~, Tt, sorn o. AT Rc5diur Conn., the Rev.
jacob shaw u the Ne. lO.A East C0"leieN'' Ma tue 'A
| Yea. &C sage -, a, "A.
- an Of CorrI.t " end Jacob n il"tsen alef
| 'a-.re Illness, a.sd srls mouth .ia asfs.,
NJ "a r. a ives Of the I'm respectfully i1't.a
~ -,I The funers, Friday afternoon ~ oc "a 'S..
:. 18th peran's. NO l1O Mot sru- without M
a.. iv;t,iiou His remsi,s will 10 tskrn % uiceh"o"a
Fsfcwrli tel' owed one ~oLi, ea1a y, .,i,
| III tfARr-!n this city Nedreday. Apnt - Nman
| .sry Ulcre, i-isnt sou II join and aar4 I-aaIe.
wGbLLEY-Oa Tharsa-y, April % Mrs ann III - sea
pSr friends an those o. her sonnaw james 4cui ~,
pecuy invited attend tie tuleG on sItudt) hoio0n
o'elocA Der late Iesidence, no. ~ Fast bi aG"Ay
WuiIaAN-On Tnarsdss April y, after lingering resA
Ds wife Of Th,s C. Whitman ST. N the ''h ,ca' OF her
|
No o. Nortn Moose street, his tFridsyl ofuis Y occf
The firuis the ami, invited to attend without 'ess
| notice
NiLDE-In Brooklyn, Wednesday, April u, Willie j..
only child OF Wa L, nnd Louise Wide, es6 months saas
] days
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THE NEW JERSEY RALE0ADs.

The Camden and Amboy and Now jersey Railroad
Companies have noiieI tie Government tnui iey
hold their works ia readiness to perform any service
that nay be required Of them by The public au,"ohIes
and viii postpone all private business TO theirs. Troops
ecu be embarked a. jersey Guy, cr Amto', with no
other formally than the QuarttrUasere certificate, by
w ZEN the s, Elements will be made.
The Nev-Ie-scy Railroad Company have rendered q
loan Of 50 $50 10 the Governor of the STATE Tor tie
support OF The volunteers. number Of th'Ir employ
ee, have entered 20 TIE army. eomc having clieady
left for the seat of war Their ces have gcue-aly
been supplied witt t'sa WHO have teen only pariaily
emploSed dure The Winter, IN Consequence Oi tie re-
duciion Of buoiress. Provision ha- been also deter
mined on by The COMPANY ol The families OF tho-e WHO
may volunteer to eugaae in The Uni ed States Army,
and those who return viii he rect red 10 thin sllu-
TONS shoUld they have performed their duty to their
country titbfuhy.
The Camden and Auiboy Company have also voted
an appropriation Of Slu 600 toward The support Of lhe
families Of those VINO uey 60 foriu as volunteers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-26

Prom gentleman who left New Orleans on Satnr-
dsy, the -Oth, and whose sa'ements are wholly ''a-
xe we learn that no sGck on For Pickens n proba-
Ale. until Gen. Bragg receives heavier guns from
P,c5mopd. Il was stated al New-Oriegns upon com
..ept authority tina. Cen Bragg had lille confidence
IN bis ability to reduce tie fort al present
TIE subsnipiiln 10 tue Confederate Loan at
New-Oreans was active and the whole sum was
probably taken.
On Friday, the 10th the pu'lic were beginning TO
oppeheud the change which rad tasen place II puoh'
sentiment at the North, and TO be disa0nsed 81 the idea
Glat any material ala was to be expected from 'his
quarter.
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IyfpORTANT FROM THE TEXAS COAST.

Tie Ne~ orleans p cayuae Of the 2Nt' J. informed
Galveston, tult TIE steamship Malegorda OF the New
Orleans and TeAar ue, has been laken POSfesl2 ION o.
u be military authorizes al Galveston, ard fuily
arGed and ,ouigped as msn-oi-war, to meet Tie
prescott cue geucN.
The fret service Cf the Matagoria will he 10 inter
cepf The Siar Of the West from Intauca with tniied
Sales trooIs to TX" possession OF her, and TO bnng
her itic Galveston.
We aso learn by the same measenRer, that Dr.
Mann the MayOr Of Brlshear and Or. Kerr the Com
r,audaut al tat ,la,e have aiken possesio Of the
,chooners Mary and TyIhoou, a'odt to sail thence
North with csrPoe Of live OAK, and they are held sub
iect 10 Vie autbCiiDes o. tie Confederate States.
The value o. these vessels with their csrgOes seized
i estimated a. some $1,000. The timber W. all
dressed and Was destined for C'mlestOwn and other
Nayy-Ysrds North TIE yes.cls, 1T las' accounts,
were under surveillance by the reyeuue-cutter kng,
and viii taus remain until iur her orders.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-26

W. rpIyNps All RIGHT.

THE " FRIENDS ALL RIGHT
We make The following ex'raci rom letter from
Chester County, Penn, dated April u:
Every lody is srning. The women are a. work
night md d v max ny clothes icr the volunteers
p has raised 30 ihenen, and goes of IL two days.
Tie people If x have contributed $1,000 10 equip
them. All the young Qa.k,Ts have euisted.
never knew auyrhing like the ,erlug-cernest.
des Derate sutiiue-wlirh TIE reole ey,hhit. There
are no parties any more. al arc brOtbefs, bond
together by tie danger. Chester County viii
furi.h / 800 men, and dangerous men TO meet.
The I'D men are forDiuga Home Guard for the
defeute Of thor hOusehulds.-
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INDIA, CHINA, AND AUS
IRALIA.

Thee mails-already an rilated by telegraph-had
reached England aud t.c Amer portion j. recsi veo
ror Ali. There j. news Of moment, additional 10
t.at =, cCiyod BY telegraph.
The expedition mp ne Yarp-tse WIS accompanied by
eight Brtsb uar-vese- ana tya dePuia,iOl from the
) arRhae Chamber Of Commerce.
Trlde ~ NcltOuruc conf au,t exceedingly DOH. The
gold Weld was We maintained An important new
d-held has been & covered.
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THE LATEST.

LWERPooL, sunday April II, 1861.
Tie sales Of cotton YESTERDAY footed up 900 bales,
Of which 900 taken by sPeooators and for ex-
port. Me,.rs. Hewitt 4 Co. repol. the markc: closed
quiet and firm at.prevous quotations.
Bieadr.uds closed dull at previous quotations.
Provisions continued steady in prices, with more
business doing
The Asia, which sailed Yesterday noon for New
York, took G. 600 in specie.
LosDoS Saturday afternoon -Consols eioseu "
day at Of a9l for money, and 9lla91 for account
Illinois Ceutlal Rail- Dad shares sold to-day at %'4
24I discount; Erie do ut 2ei aSSi.
TuRis, April l3-Ia to-lays sitting Of the Chamber
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APPLICATIONS FOR ARMS IN CANADA.

ToEoSTo c. " "Wednesday, April "a, 1851.
As many applications have been aud are beng
made w citizens Of the Northern Sates to Canadians
for Euleld rfcs &c, it may be proper to state thai
there are none in Canada bat those belonging TO ibe
Government for the use Of the Canadian Militia aud
ines cannot be obtained. Our mercantile agency
repors inquiries from the United States 70. the best
investments here by parties about renting their
fluilie, and means 10 Canada during The war.
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UNION MEETING AT WATERFOWL, y. Y.

wArrurouS, y. y, THURSDAY, April p, 1861.
A large and enthusiastic Ulon meeting var held
here last evening. Ekqucut and patriotic speeches
were made by the Hon q. C. Sherman, and other
pronineut citizens Two companies Of volunteers are
r,rorted ready TO march. ara Others are filing up.
About s. coo have been subscribed 10 tie cause
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TUE OEFFH ~ GEN. SCOTT,

II is said tla II Was Judge Robinson OF virginia IN
Oh r,rsoua friend and scbooimaie OF Cen SCOT "ho
made the offer of commission N the Confederate
army. On learning the purPor OF Judge RS eTr"na
Cen Scou interrupted him with declaration tna'' Il
he went any further in making such propos'no" "
bir, he Judge r. would not he permitted 10 ger O'oN
20 RctInond; adding that having sworn to supPor' 80
Constitution Of The United States. be realized All we
honorable obip atioEs OF that oath, and should oi
conLse, obterNe lhtm.
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ARKANSAS.

VAN BuErS Ark, Wednesday April -, 1861.
The Van Bprea Press, the leading Union newspaper
in Western Arkansas, today hoirtcd It's office the
Confederate States flag.
The United SAFES troope at Fort Smith evacuated
the post last night and ieir for the Indian county,
The State troops now occupy the fort.
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! RESIGNATION OF HE NIAGARA OFFICERS.

BosToS, Thur day, April -, l>)i.
Tie following ouCe.s attached 10 The Niagara have
resigned;
Fir., Lieut.. J. Il. Brown Of Ms is.i0ri 9Th L.'gt ID D.
F'r.-rr.t District o. C.uu... NHaiIalH B.. %. i-ad.
ma Cb.ef Iudr,er o.. = WIsulU. O. NiriE.. Dc
LIEUT. OF Nome. b. pei Green Nrtui. % i~nt " -'',
D. Geo Uu ef AI-..s F.rs.r En. Was NJ ia Atus,tut
Iu-ueer Her-y A. EsuI.ey yi.uict q Couu5is
Md,bipneu Swan ana Ssbley teeiripicd tAei
friends I.st night or instructions ~ o. 1e'r course
The Niagara viii rail to-day jor New-Nork.
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CITY ITEMS.

FURDERoUs AssaULT UPoy CHILD. - Frank
Sweeny, an iish aborer arrested yesterday for
nurderous efsaul, upoa John Gamer, lad yean
old. 1t appears that Sweeny, while intoxicated.
seized the boy by the heels and dashed his head agsla
the sidewalk with fearful force. The boy taken
up insensible, and conveyed TO the Residence Of biz
mother No. $50 Second avenue, where he es At tas
point OF death. Sweeny was brought before Justice
Connolly and locked up to await the result Of he bar
barity.
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COMMERCIAL. INTELLIGENCE.

Lo~nos Mosly MtEksr.-'roe funds the l2b
oy-u,d teaeiy qDery d-pes"d to &c extent
be rbf rsa,ilrs we tbs, 81 go rcuch toop nd
suddenly or's., 50 Ns,-'ir ard Dat ne ltha u'y
;rsc Indefinitely orrufe o1 81 ia ,onso!- hsiy ro'-d
Gull At 81 o9i Tor woael 81 o. l i' ceoDlL LEE "a
Increased IN the i-c HHI.t' uule' ae redeem o.
ne tsrs uinnug frsui 60 = cent arg GOOD o .err done
The a,eAy .4os rcrase IN the bullion q
Bansg Bro. Co. quote Bar Silver At s. li Dolas ~
ofhe sbsrehadrr. o. the Great Western Canada
Ri road resou,ioT ID pm. e. - .ss0.s ~ ~. pig -
dividend rate o. 9 cent 2 aanyn "a- a.ieE 'oae ofP'
.itiop, carried ,... ,--ar,r
CorroS-Thc Blohers' Circular says: The mar-
he opened good and fro the te and SPECTATOR
of a I'm cs Since rass, the buiaes. "a. zen o.
asSste .f'e inc Gret' '4lsy .ulpo,' ' i 80 %
.recpsou srd for rspnr Their 'air demand We
j 700 to .rclato and e., o,. The mar. s:esdy
a. he following autuorlrl quotations. ,,,sr.-
onran,.......................,..t -
5ig..............''.'''''''..l.g giod
The stock 90 hana i. esua,ro 1t s bales including 49,
TrhpE AT MA,cuEsrrR.--There was rather moie
iror w yesterday Yarns SRI g'oi aud e tone OF the
"r,' " ssd Nash & Co. ro
PR. Flour g. uoisra- oquc. 1'o1 q We, rs'e'
rli.ss rufe fou :. a1o "h'a' S'y sos ana 70 t9ri
Red u Ja2 3 white l2tait9. Corn h. fair request ''
mb cd d yellow hI' tdaI ''ale5 10. " Li,s l'." ~
$685. Nli'-. 30 ts' qIs. ,er AciArds'u Spence 'o'
PEo,isIoSs.-Hcef; large business has been done
oyer 40 t,cccs--tul TO i'm. -'yspst h. p1,es ~ tL
~ pz for Bacon d sul tiT-ul' 90 ei i 10nt
800 iuza slight correction Lard In good demand o. - '1 .
ts in uua.r Talny gIisti Butcher s5 closing ai- but
and f demand for good but inferior Of both unaa
bic exc. pi at low price. 80.
pKuDucE.-Ibe Brokers' Circular reports Sugars
iu n oruara and t,rdilg vpw,-a Coffee hru H,' fuiei
but unbalanced taour 2. q t.3 t. Ashc. IN W2ar'so IS
ulr q. Pots 81 a3. Jos rea4s 81 as Ss's 90 bAl.laIe
fax % or ouuh ClosrIend: -sics - ihb In Amen,
Red 80 81. as.I old 81 OH qulei, DOT trA'y
AZ, Oh lue. a. D Eosu da and ioY "r' 'sea q. r.
IOWA 90 or common; airGr 5iSao9, uLe lS Sp'ilta
TyrrcUfire o.. changed coles 90 o'ts. a. 1901.
L0SulN MAUkErs.--N.e-srd Blrirg Brothe's u Co'
ri OF: Wap,r cuI and Eusb Wheat 81 al loser White
Autic,r o. n6} nd s.. al4.. FLOUR 90 asst nos very
dun ~ A5u.5 "a for add kll, scotch fs 4Ih SirAh
a,u at iull prizes. CoFFKE uuturr deaeL b'k ve2 aah
THO, Quiet. j. c. = D. iEA unchanged Common C"ts'i
I.pl SpEIIs TubIENrNF lu. WITH seit-s at 81 spefd
ON. Ba'.rg lrmsud iNJ. CJu ~ AL. it Lilar'a IN
str.y rt A 4ZsI3 Ga-EGD tAks IA is demand best Amer
/ cal iu u1gr - l.. - 81 p. -
H..ts MARKrT DOR the week ending 10th April,
nrG, aud 5or nil hers sales Of The ~rt
10 o,,s; stork GOO New.Drelns Tree Ordnsif, lA
Bas qpg ,REApsruFrs cOrtnI 4 du AlHEs 'ctse Cor
p.r gune b1f firm ULs unchanged. T. CT dnll Su'Ai'
epdiug TALL5Y aud LAIRD qgct Dut Wen supported
WHALEEJEH hun. j.,
AarFICAN SECrHTEs.-B'rina Erothers " 90
ssy r 5ro,s ere hnuy hedi RaLoae boans Of the Oes
dlls paoE, ia2 & cent higher