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The New York herald., 1862-02-12
WASH WILBUR.


FRONTIER HUNTER,
BY WILLIAM n. BusHNRlx, y. y
Author of ''The Floating Feather" Prairie Fire. Orhe>
me-" THE Outlaws Of the Wabash ~, - Cherry
A EDs' "The Swaying w tlow,"
'Alice Morton, or the
White Medicine" li5ts &. L.
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THE FoRnyc1rox RRAsrRY sorx bills.
On motion Of Mr. FtssESDEs, (rsG) OF Me-, the Fort
Mr. FEsEnEs said that he should call up the Treasury
Note bill to morrow. and prsss IL TO speedy passage
The eamendnsnt OF the committee 10 the PoTthlcatson
bill. making appropriation S55oco0 for the hsrlsos
6 Name 10 case Of war with any maritims Power,
ooosideysd.
Nr Tnqysp1I (rep) < Jli, thought that IL would bc
time euoSA 10 protect uess hsrbors when there was
danger Of war with any great maritiras Fower "suf-
hecnt for TIE day lie the evil thereof
Mr. DooLIrgs, (rep) Of Wis, in favor Of making
she appropriation larger and giving the President power
hsrs thswsstern lakes &C. he did not bssve ,bsr.
was danger Of With any mart me Power s referred
90 the speech Of tie French Emperor evdsnce Of peace
MI FOSTER, (rep OF Conn. said that he shosid vote
Ger me amendment, but still he thought the harbors
would be better protected by moving the columns OF The
and taking possssscn Of Southern harbors MANA would
Be better fortified at New Orleans than at Portland Chi
cago si Charleston, and Newport at Mobile II we aid
not fortify At these points very should moi be
abls TO prevent q maritime war.
Mr. Dsxor, (rep) Of Conn., was in favor OF the amend
Shsrs night be war with any maritime Power He would
strike out The clause reading imminent danger with apv
masite Power 70 m to leave the matter subject TO the
The amendment was SO modified and adopted.
Mr. q Oregon offered :. smsndmss.
Columbia river. He said there was not fertilization on
the whole there Something " the knd was needed
nc. sod mnes up ss v. s% hoy snas
year 70 ship million dollars . week IN gold from the
mouth OF that river.
Mr.. FnsESpEy said this bin provided entirely for old
foruncatons and proposed 70 new enss: u could be
modified 80 that this could 10 done In the judgment OF
she President should be necessary. He mr. Fesson.
GEM would not object 70 such modification.
Ihe amendment was modihed and adopted
~ SUNNY trep) q Ohio, moved TO strike cot Tho
wnoe oi ana Rsrt, fof the repairs Of such forthca-
sons es Zoe puu1e service may require one million Of
dollars. and Ter thscens,rucon Of such works OF de-
fence AZ the public Say require one million or dollars
Tits was rejected.
Mr. GRxss (rep) Of iswa, moved 70 strike out all the
pppropfiaets relative 70 takes He asa not believe there
as anS Dsesev for them, end he did not believe hers
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ErsBER YROa EACH sTATR-
r..t. gh.n 4 Iyha Caiye4 No

Tide.. 6diIc pm; Tsllow 606lc. Y ID, Pets ac e @ Q
81 each Gait skins 80sc y io 'esiCave from % ~"
SO -,
n Bpeef Extra First quality include nohir bat ths
best large fat stall fed Oxen Second quality insindes the
best fed O.on best scd Cows and The hes three
yearod Steers Ordinary consists Of Bulls ard the r"iuss o.
los
SHggpE,a IN udes Cossets and when thoss Of nfero'
quail thrown out. p,
Tnee were cars over te Grand Trunk anG Eastern Rt
read "a over tho Boston and Lowell and ever tne tch
bGfg. ,.on ,
TyxApxaTbere is large supply Of Csttls sbont LOO Of
Wc,ten Brgh in addition. nskins soons ,foo ~ Oh e
market but shgr; supply las, week be OH,ee
Will ell be sold Prices about q cents 4 evt lower than last
week We noticed s,es higher than sc u y o~t, mos
90 80 and J! hr koge making the sveags about 20
cwt sheep lover. the supply IL larger than the de
apd Most o the made at 2je y owt lower than
M week Some lots reusn unsod. the owners re fused
going price the arrival Of the the tuichels fedcep
their otter csc. b cwt
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Toral Exc. for April ,62. 3

Mr Rider, I'm his Monthly Circnlar, says. 80
We have pl,.ed aoQthe month of suspense m nohns mas
been done yet with the bill 20 assure cseIs and manu-
f.cturefs OF Ire real inen sad what little has been sod oi
Spanish Leaf oosd ony hnd skefs at further reductions
Havana FILLER. now rule at 4Iditc Gu a. QJoc tho
with anp. supply for present requements about
OOl bales Havana were exported direct =.
The demand for Kentucky Leaf has been very limited part
ly for the same reasons partly beosu'e foreign
was fox fuller Developments " our political isaiohs !"
the south. AT NewOlesn when 10 rep fted In pos"
o. forces thoie according 10 ieabe
u TO st Of April last aoout 1900 hhd for sse the
greater part which Of inferior quality snd some OF me
better grades will teopenicg o that port 20 out oi he
county This Is not large stock as usually h.d " 'hat
city tho cad OF the while tEe stock on - mere e
the old crop 500 hide much ess than la Io
years II T. Hkey that commerci intercourse VIII Dc
perued with that port until least the whole OF the hiis.
stppi Valley tho adjacent country 10 thoroughly pa1heu
and raoonc-d Ia hs he the Of Missouri Mem
tucsy and Tennessee arriving fast here. and ee Is no
d,ut thai the whole crop will TO this market except
what viii be secured by Western manufacturers for home
pdon who In heavy stocks suitable 'r their
pufp1,er, ut very fail pnocs .
Aivices from Loui,ye report Iugs af ~ d6c according to
quality and condition Les, and tine grades Ut IL a
isc erd over with lsrg, daily sales
WHISKY 10 IN limited request and the market heavy
.aes Of $50 bbl, 2902!c for State and 30 for
Western.
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mixed to good Super6re Baltimore, to and 80 toi
tade brands Rye Foa quie bot esty .se, .0 IL.
e $50 bbs 1t ~ !0Gs2 TO for jersey and J ior
GHGIS-Tbe whea. make. 1, upset,led and the demand
limited f. sequ Of Tho merger supply oh.'ins 'n
ping qnses wned bu, prices for most kinds are non
IS srd pat oa priv.,e term, .nd IL 900 DO No Chi
cage Spng reported to arrive the latter part OF the moLtn
re supply Is sn'ii and price, are firm Rye :. hrm and
quite active; ss.es Of 1900 bush State a. sG6lic do,
veTed Oat, continue IN good demand. and prices ha'e
gain siyaooed: ses OF Cnidisn and Western a. B0ic.
nd state at Corn quiet owi1g nanlJ to tne
Un.ound 57a5sc for Western mixed. IN store and dev-
ered. snd 59c- fof lersey Yellow.
UAY-Tb- market T. irm but tho demand Is light owing to
the asles Of 900 bales at Csc. y 100 10
EO'SThe market l. d al and hea.y, at l00lTc. fer New.
as 70 quality; Old are neg ected and are nominal
MCLA SIhe deDaud still very fair snd prices con,
tnuc firm helr Of ats ofa0 hide. Cuba Muscoyado At
02ec 100 hhi-. Porto Rico u 3c and 35 bbis. New
Orleans u a.! common qualify.
sToCy oF HOIAssEs, MAI /, 1862
Cuba Muscovsdo LLd,. GA Orleans. bbls... 200
Cuba C,yed. hhd...... 100 Porto Eico BIZ s..:.....
PotO Rico hhds.... si2 Cub. muscovado. btl' 900
Toto! hba...........a6lSI Total bb,s. 2 2o5
NAVAL sToREs-Sriri's TurPeh'ine ia quiet, tnt he'd
with increased h'mness smell safs stsl AZ Y ea eas
quiet but very hrm a,pfsyious rates
OILs-Tbe market fr descriptions Is very quiet bu,
PROVISlOES-The roik market i. little more active
aud rather better. -tap5rg the large stock 81 49,
lie. sTe So b6l. a &ia esai2 IS for Mes osd too
SO 2 .or fdme Bee qaie bu, -sie- q 100 hbi'
lie stoeA q t9i bbl Cut Meats heavy. aud Ia
lated demand sss Of geo hide AID tos st 30 for salt
Hin. 4c of do sh. rieFB, ard 8G3.c To- PlcI Ham.
bacon is ia demand bri tho surp quite limited the
consequently re tcied scs of aO boxes
heavy sh5t Clear D. L.rd les active but l. quite ir
Of 800 bbl, a. 2ic for fair rno aud small lots OF
choice &c Batter bud Chse.e are quiet but t" -nppy Ia
.Tocg Oy POKH aRp PAcKHG-t AaDS YR9-roaK
BRooGLrs, MAY |. lJ51
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FIRES.

FIRE ~ TwENrY-R1GHTH STREET.
Yesterday morning, about o'clock, a fire broke
ont in the PR mises No. IS East Twenty eighth
street, occupied boarding by Mrs. De For
est. The furniture was qaL aged to tue extent Of
500. The building, which is the property of VIM.
Adams, was damaged to the amount OF 500; fully
insured.
FIRE IN wAsHIHGroS STREET.
Yesterday mornir &, about clock, fire occurred
In the smokehouse and provision store Of r. A.
Matthews, No. 400 Washington street. The dam
ags amounted 10 about $780, no insurance.
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cord Railroad 3 to 4; Manchester and Lawrence
Railroad, 3 to A. Otis Manufacturing Company, q TO
5, and Russell Mills y cent against q in November
last.
The Nashua and Lowell Railroad will doubtless
make sdividend early in May. but it has not yo
been reported.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-02

The demsod was brsE ard r'ss rsnte1 FROM 81 to s y
100 n for ord.u'y and good snf from % to 30 for prime
aDd Extra - , 80
snEErThero has beer bu istie chsnge In th nsrket the
amounting $3.50 head at 10 v ID for shoared Sheep
uad 6d5lc. y ib gFoss, With the wool Gu
oGs-Ths suply Of Hogs thi. ~e'k wa about equal to
several weeks previous the orrnss amounting IN al to JB0
head all Of witch sold at from % to So 100 10 TO
quality. ,, a,s 30 s.o...h .
to condition
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C.u,br;sss Cattle Market.
EGrosIKs reH Ins n. Y. TAisUsh. sI Hso. J

H"f" April 20. 1852
Shole number Of Cattle at market,.; about = bseves
and stors con,stiDg Of orkirs Oxen. Mich COWS and
one tive. and three year old - G.. o.,,r
PRcKs OF MARKET BKRF.-Erra, -<d-i hn' qnaAy'
-, sscond quality -; third quality. .o.s
pp,Sy, or sroRr CATTLE w orkipg Oxen per ptp ss9d
Cow. .nd Calves from 25, $50 $40. 70 49, Year
Iins, aone; Two.yoIolds SlS to 49, Thfsoyearod''
S2i IT, f2I -, l.. La. eo912 "A
IS eeohi extra $40 So S-or from 80 TO &C.
N NJ
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sKw PORK.
rnlnl. lll.. n m r1la AaD 2lrlh lhnln

To.L Oip Ars EEv.- Clesr 2;i; Last mouth. ~, tbs
date l. year. $50. Mc 3lib last month. p fjl this tie
1900 fin Acss 102; lss. mouih asl thi dfc
lfysaf. Pine les 9' last month T. lao thi, dat. i-t
esf 45 Flnk C. li month -: this DIE lsst year. 80
nuc. $50 last month $50; .s date ia.t year. l.2io
Nun o. Py si month ib hi, - les. sctf NO hriusc
ileis o. Ia uoiN as tt. dl,r iifi year 80 htie
ru. ol -'i month fl2 this dlfe lat year lt' oit"f
Refac Xsb lat Eiorih Z2ot tia dale lat 'r Io.''
ai snerfed 0Ui' ss' mouth sit9i ~. dais .a y'ft'
lg,s TVat-so1. last month 1o'ii this tso last year.
t1us
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-02

Breach OF PRoMsE CASE IN CHrAGo.-F om
al aidavis in Chicago psper appears that Wi,m L
rs brewer Engaged to be naTrf'd TO Phi'omens
Hid brand that in view msag. he scompi ned her So.
dueton that 10 worth r30VJl that lnrei woman, ~
advice Of counsel places her images at $4,000 ePas dd
issued OF the (rcah Court ON Saur-
,y last on which Mr Lii arrested muedliely The
bail fixed $4,000 which he furnished with a. little
desy q. possible and was released nom custody SO the
nov
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.p.-Yesterday Coroner Wildcv

FOUND DROWNED. Yesterday Coroner Wildcy
held inquest the body Of usnown man. which
found In the water at the foot Of Hcs,on seet East River.
Deceased was dressed In the unoIm of United States
marns sbou 10 Yeas Of lad black hair and sandy
gostee Pa<s found 10 his possession indcSts his name 70
be C. Lucy The body had been the water about month
Yeseda Coroner Nqumsn he'd inquest on the body of
which fond In the river AZ the foot OF
Jefferson lie aocut feet ncAes nsh' me
age could Lot s.cetsiued owing 70 the body being M sSas
a dacom posiion.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-02

yE"SocIITY FOR THE Projection OF BUSINESS -
An adjourned meeting Of this Society, which ID
posed almost exclusively of Germans, was held on
Wednesday afternoon at Pythagoras Hall, Canal-st.,
near the Bowefy; the President, Fred Feodike,
in the chair. The attendance was quite small; but,
for the benefit of those who not present at The
meeting Of organization, the Chairman stated that
the object of the association 20 protect their
rights; that il was composed Of those who were op-
posed 20 the unconstitutional Interference with the
business rights and individual liberties Of taxpayers
The immeaate business Of the Society wonld be 10
devise ways and to contest The so-caled Con-
certSaloon bin. The Chairman OF the Committee
appointed a. tie last meeting reported that they had
prepared an address 10 the pub ic setting forth their
grievance. TIE Comlaittse also reported thlt they
had CONSULTED With James L. Brady, who said that
he had hot sufficiently studied the law to form an
opinion as to its cons,itutionalty, but he believed
1t might bc successfully tested before the CouyGs,
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fAdvegtisemeut.l
TaE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
toR lSN2.

This popular ANNUAL Il now ready.
PRics ID ceats; II copies for 81 leo copies s8 postage
paid. By Express. ~ per 100. Cash orders solicited.
We cen supply back numbers Of the Tribune Almanac foe
wears o.g 1855 1855 1884, 1885, 1882 1860 abo 1901 Price IL
cents each post paid Address TIR TRIBuSE, Newfoek
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rihserlIsen.ent.f [

YoirNg MEN ABOUT 10 EAGAGE IN BUSINESS,
Ard t see, apulsuit In which they can beet
coed hou d secure fhreno gicS Exauinston at foSLEK
4 " Bills, 40. 80 broadway
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CRuEL VIOLATION or A PROMISE TO MARRY
Robert Stewart young empo, Cd as bookkeape IL ths
cornss house Of Dow. Qnrk Co.. Son Water strpet
Chicago, recently became acqusi0ied with and eoar!e1
young lady T. that city with view to marriage zoe day
wa. appointed the party ssseb ed bnt Robert Se.art
showed not his face whereupon the BRIDE determined Upon
sd did attempt commit suicide first by pos and hen
by drownine After plurgng into the wafer police nicer,
WHO rs wstohius her into the watrr ster her and
brought her safe shore The girl was snisbe s-anires
depended entirely her own exertions Tor hveit-
hood Il epesr that Stewards only for violating his
compact with the gill was her dependent situation.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-02

BRITISH TESTIMONIALS TO American SEAMES.-
Col ec'o Barney has received from the Department OF state
the United States testimonials from tue British Goyen'
meH for Capt; Isaac Jennings of the chip VIM
Cart Bslche T. Thurlow Of bark Lucy Rins; Capt Dnis
d. Truman OF ship Calhoun; Capt. Chefles Cak Of osrt
Heire- and Capt w ID. Driver Of shp Daniel Weeser IN
consideration Of their services British sutcts IN peril
The pans present absent voyages and WI" re-
ceiye their presents upon their return to tni- pat
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Nnrkets-CARKFULLY REr0ET I'D FoRTngN N Y. .TRIBuSE.
" TnUnDAY May l. 1862
ASHES are steady aud In fair demand - 6 Tor fo' sud
Pearls ,.-,-, -, +
COTTON-The market Is at perfect stnd.stil not single
,uls worthy Of notice having iranspud to-aSy. Prices
b.iog entirely no o ins e emit quotations
COFFEE-Ihefes IL Improvement ia TIE demand though
price. arc . im have only to noti aes Of 100 bags
nin AZ 1ac. and % bass Java al I5'c ,
FLOUR AND MEAL-1he market IL rsher hrmer for the
low and medium grade. Of We.em and Stae Flour bot th.
demand limited owing TO the ncemency oe weather and
.he abssDce OF desirable ussofpeDt trade hands scarce
and are hnner; the saes are 100 bb. at 10 foI
snnerfrs State and Western; IS zJo % for tho low
ssd.s of Western Exa Is goa b5 80 for EitIs state,
Chiefly at s5 25 S33sas3ts - for Fancy DO 80 wa - 70
s ,6inpinQ brands Of I0undbsop EktsOho and - 50G
a. so for ride brands do Canadian Flour inmoderse sup
py asd g. better but the demand Is osncVs sale.
~ eN hb, AZ IS 2Od As for shipping brshs OF sprng
bs., EYrr. And r. a01 81 30 for trade brand. Southern
Four h ia demand, and the m,d bets. grades
A.. a shsd, afnsr; salss Of $50 bblt G ~dts Tor
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-02

NsrloYAL AFFAIRs.-The Joint Committee on
National Affairs OF tho Boards of Aldermen and
CounciImen met yesterday afternoon, but in the
absence OF quorum 10 business was transacted.
The members present however looked over num-
ber of bills one of which for $40 for music fur
nisbed ut the funeral Of Col. De Montiel by Graiu-
las Band. An application from the 22d Regiment
for an an Wy was laid over until tue Committee
could obta.a copy of the new militia law.
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Tug NEW STEAMER MARY PowELL.-Capt. A. L.

TIE New STEAMER MARY PowELL.-Capt. A. l..
Andenons new steamer, the Mary Powell, named
in honor of Mrs. Powell, widow OF the late Thomas
Powell of Newburgb has just been completed and
will tomorrow commence her trips between this city
and Rondout, touching at Newburgh, Poughkeepsie,
and other landings Size Is intended to run as day
boat during the season of pleasure travel only, and
special pains have been taken in her construction to
afford as much shade and ventilation possible.
For speed and comfort, it s believed that she will be
unsurpassed by any boat on the Hudson.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-02

IAdvatis.mentl
TIE GREAT BELGIAN GIANT closes his on.
gage ent AZ the Museum Tomorrow THIS is the last day Of
Hop Ny THUMB aud the Bower o. Deau'y 'nefe
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N,w posr.o,frcr RrouLArroSs.-Th Postnsa.

NEW POST-Df fICE hkOb A"o N"''-~S-
ter Of this city has issued The following orders;
The Stations are be opened ct 6g M END 70 ""s"
0pe" gs,t s,,,i,a s1'I 40. I25 sp'iag s,rset.
Station B-NO 43s L'rsod street
Station &c 20 s lisyS ioy fHd sISots Fourth '''''
ststicn F-No. 4o3 Thrd avenue.
y S,s1g ,ss.o. and e.ensr, # The Corics Department
leave ibis Ace oT lie stasiols the following hcas'
G:i5 a. m.-Ariyo s.tbe lpg,r SsiioD at "a nG 70.
s0la. m.-Arse at the Upper sta,ion ss s,o 30 a. TO-
Il:ops m.--Arnyc 81 tne Upper se,i u a, is.g M n-
i2:lc IN. -Anlye q, the Upper seiion At '::iS m
2.2o p. m.--Arhye at the Upper eaon a. sly y n
$50 m.-At,iye Q, the Lpae. s,.,ioa:,
,ai. a. ,.,ive a, ne oiFce between Loar of
p n and p n vii ie di.pa'eh he'd 60 tCe ,aiiSn, at ~
where letter. be obtained until A. pour o. cos ~.
i3 ,, Office oppng the Intermediate stations, "'ss
foloaing bonis; oa.. o.s
9oa u.-Arrivirr .. ,Le oaice It g:lS ,,:lS a N, n,
9::Sp -Ani,ior At the ,,f,se ., s:ls ?. m.
$50 Ai,a: AI5:, ;, :, ,Fs fs 0aSs oeS at st 80 80
Coleco, ore made fren each and every lsrP boz
Owing: IT, m. %, lot NJ. %, M f'h 80 p nj
Or saday toe ls.t named q Is p ny OOnecs'n only Vt"
There ,rs deliveries day by carriers eoq,nsocins
The ,aas IL toe mo'rrsi2a u Ss 3d4p m ana ''o'
/ a,f ." T..
shi' .,cc vl be ser. o. en- ceni,puoa.ly. .
From r. s to "A a ni. CLERK vii be In sttendsnce "
tie night window 10 ssswet all cal, Hy ordei ar
! kBRAa WAkEMAS, r. M
| Netc. York Po,tofce May ], 1902
TnE HAEBoR.iT,srERs AND THEIR DfsrRIcrs.-
OF the recently appointed Hsrbor-Masters but t"s
Of tie former inounlents continued In Once,
Mr.. Barber holding over until the return OF Colonel
Corcoran They have been assigned to their s'a-
;i,r- -nd nave selected their oticee' The ioo"ns
| is n correct list
I AKcmHslD H.Lr THE PoRr opYrcK NO. ~
y. sBw-YOT n, EAsr RIVE
Flrf nitfici.I r. H. Jcssnc, ohice no 246 south street,
from Pie No. a., cast side. TO extent Of plIt.
Second psc,-O W. Beursn cihce No lte South -reet.
west o. Pier No. p east SIDE o. Per No 81 AID end0
No y included
Third Ditc.-H IT, Haela., Office No. 40 Ruriiog sif.
Eo1ih DistTict-J. T. Coulter Office 6l South street,
we. sts o' Pier No. 10 to sd OF Pier No. i3.
llih Disio-J y Tylor Cfice No p South street wet
!. De OF Pivl No IS TO sde Of Pier No. 8.
slih Dis strict A. H. barber Office No South street west
side Of pier 10 % Pier No !, t6s, River.
NORTH "''Es'
Seventh Disiict--John 2 Cummiigs, 3hce No s6 West
street. from Pier No TO Pier No. .
Eighth D,ictJohn Co.hOw. Office No. 81 West street,
from Pier No. 9 to Pier No. %.
Ninth Disric-Andrew beakley oioe No 22 West street.,
fgOn Pier %. % to extent OF port.
Tenth D c,--James W. Hustled ohics Main street, near
Cathaiirr + er y, to Atlantic street eist.
Eleventh Distrct-H H. Hull. Office Woodruff Robin.
sons also Mr. Stansans stores foot Of Congress street
west
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The statement Of the present week as compared
with tie preced ng shows decrease Of $57S,335 III
the items Of loaas and dis cunts i2i $40 in ceuia-
lion, $40 SO i'll specie aud increase Of sS2, III iu
deposits.
A meeting Of the Bondholders OF the Dubuque and
Western Railroad Of Iowa will be hold May 3 a, the
oiiiee of Jesup, Kennedy & Co., Chicago.
At auction there YVES II sale of French goods OF The
Importation Of Bernhard g. Hutton.
The Offering comprised large and hsndsome lint 3
Of shaws, bocbazines, do aines, baieges, and drap
d eteS. The latter goods rod generally low but the
other dress goods aud sh.ws sold WELL prices in
many Instances showing an advance. An entire
catalogue of ribbons sold as far as II had been
reached, aud many lois were duplicated. The at
tendance WIS large and the sale spirited The goods
brought very foir ra,es The Offering was all
told, aud quite number of duplicates were also
taken.
The receipts Of the Morris Canal for the week
compared with 1861 have been:
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NEW CoUsTERFEIT.-C Counteliel. q o''iS oi' "'o
Balls Head Bank have just mado their appearances.

GERMAN HosPITAL.-The German ladies OF this
city have for the past year, exerled Themselves III
various ways to raising funds for the purpose OF es-
tabfbing hospital for Germans The Lsdies
Aid Society" have raised nearly $4,000 for this pur'
pose already aud they intend 10 hold grand bazaar
or exhibition of the works Of artists and mechanics,
during the forthcoming Fail, in its behalf. Undoubt-
edly, as the ladies have commenced The work, there
will soon 10 German Hospital in NeE-Yogk.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-02

The HosPIrAL At The PARK BARRAcKs.-Capt.
Abel of the soldiers hospital at the Park barracks,
yesterday morning received a quantity Of morning
gowns, shirts, drawers, bandages lint and Have
locks from the Ridgewood Temperance Union OF
Brooklyn. This association is engaged in preparing
necessary clothing bandaees and lint for the wound
ed soldiers that arrive here from the seat of war.
Mrs. Abram Anderson is President Mrs. b. Peters,
Secretary,
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-02

PLiinae' 'phin Cattle Market-APRIL 30.
The ppyf Beef Cattle ,hi. weot wa. no, 80 srss as the
previous wssk the ofengs amounting 10 only Is bead
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-02

To EAST TESSEssKEAss.-Any loyal East Ten
pcsseesn now in New-York or vicinity, who may see
this notice, will confer favor, and perhaps benefit
himself and the Union cause, by addressing " East
Tennessee" Box No. 730 Post-Oilice, New-York.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-02

The following is q statement Of dividends and in
terest money to be disbursed in Boston in May ex-
cept thoss of Roxbury City, the Dedham Bank at
Dedbsm. New.York Central Railroad Bonds, aud
Salem and Lowell Railroad nj Lowell.
The month Of May is the usual period ior other
dividends not yet declared. The changes IN dlv''
dends, W compared with November last, are an IN
crease by The Boot Mills from 70 " cent; Con-