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The New York herald., 1862-04-25
Arrivals and Departures.

KEr wssr AND FoRr PicKxSs--United States Quarter.
masters Steamship General Neigs-Mr Murphy, James
u Clamp. Mrs Pan; Lieutenant Hurlburt Ninety hrst
regiment Wv; Ps6 recruits for the Ninety 6rst
regiment l3 for The Nneseth resmentNYV, o. Key West
The New York herald., 1862-04-25

BRooxrYs pupIIc SCHOOL No. 27.-rhs nrss public en-
teranr,eut Of this institution takes place this evening a
the Atheurum Il will consist Of MUSICAL dramatic and
castbspc performances. The musical arrangements viii
he under tho dir sction Of Mr. L. Wilder.
The New York herald., 1862-04-25
Rebel Accounts from the Peninsula. .

We have but seanty intelligence from the Peninsula,
but sufficient to induce the belief that general action
Is imminent In that quarter. We have from all &C.
ninsula.
tne Of the York and Warwick rivers which gives
him water front the whole stretch Of country,
and must contribute rey much TO e strength Of his position.
We learn that on Saturday last sharp skrmishing
tinued during the entire day portion OF lines.
During the night lay their arms, expecting
the skirmshng and sharpshootng in the morning
By break Of day 1t found that the enemy had been
work all night and had thrown up line OF ntreneh.
meats and mounted guns within one thousand yards OF
position.
The indications Of the Intentions OF the saem, ps
very uncertain, and II Is thought not improbable that he
may be drawing of Of his forces for demonstra.
ton in the direction OF fredericksburg. II is certain
that least three columns Of the snomy might
centrated here any day-McDowels, Geary's and Hook
ers-R IL be true, as reported, that tho latter has
crossed the river from lower Maryland.
The report that Gen. Jackson abandoned the upper
portion Of the valley appear, TO b. fully confirmed lie is
said to be occupying stsunton One report has 1, that
reliable accounts Of the of this federal of-
represents him 10 bs making his way towards South
western Virginia. and that he last hoard in the
neighborhood Of Raleigh Court House.
Hopes had been nduged Of soma important action IN
Virginia, from the concentration Of troops that besn
going for some time past The only rational purpose
or the combination OF troops is nght but If made for
other purposes it is the old status quo after all.
The New York herald., 1862-04-25

Secretary WeIIcs Going 20 spain.
PmLApSLpHlA, April "a, 1892.
The Inquirer says that Secretary welss s to take shs
mission to span but that his successor the Navy De-
partment Is not yet known certainly.
The New York herald., 1862-04-25
CAMP WINFIELD Scorr.

BEFORE YORKTOWN, April 20, lse2 /
1smelroncc of ne Riots in Baltimore Enthusiasm and
Dtscpl;ne Of Our solders7he Newspaper Co,reponSen,
aWd xaitory RuS-Rebels in Pegicoot, on The Pa,apss
VT~ksOson, de-, DC.
Yesterday being the anniversary OF the riots in Balt
ore that event often called mind throughout the
army and the Affairs Of the country then and now were
sftsn contracted. Since that period Washington then
nsnaced, has been rendered SAFE Maryland Kentucky
1sansssss, Missouri and Florida have been cleared Of
shsir armed rebels great portion Of Virginia has been
redeemed, and Mcclellan is ready 10 advance with
AZ Irresistible army on the rebel capital. Nearly oil
snss seaport towns are within our reach The bat
,s@ 0 Fort Horny, Fort Donslson Somerset. Pea
nscgs, rors Royal Roanoke Island Pittsburg landing
end numerous Others have been fought and won Besides
0eee are the no less glorious bloodese
Bowling Green Columbus Manassas and Island No 10
have boen victories, General Mcclellan heads An
nat probably has been squalsd in the hs,ory 81
ehe world They are eagor for the command 70 advance
enc .nowsags OF the difhcutes before them only in,
There is but little q intsros. occurring in c.mr ,,.,
en- BE- made known at the present time trust Il viii
~ BE long before the necessity Of placing
upon the representatives or the press will have passed
An order was yesterday issued requiring all newspaper
correspondents 70 call at headquarters and sign the last
new parole and take out new pass. All those refusing
OF nsglectng to do 90 will be sent from the camp.
DR.. Ira Russell, OF the Eleventh Massachusetts reei
msnt, has been promoted TO be Brigade Surgeon His
late assistant, Dr. John W Foys, will succeed him a.
surgeon Of the regiment.
The weather Yesterday and to-day has been very dis.
agreeable, cold northeast storm prevailing, rendering
mg the operations Of the army.
day two since, while the rebels we're trying THAR
Qua on the parspet Of the rsbs forts and ssasd
selves In arm chairs, within range of our pickes
Ihe General Of ouposts for the day I've are not allowed
20 mention Names but every New Yorker will recognizs
ali
The New York herald., 1862-04-25
CAMP WINFIELD scorr,
NRAn YapRr0wN Anril 90 rceo

NEAR YORKTOWN, April ~, 1862 I
Oomdn'on " Ih"es IN The Vieinityfrpdr for the
Crane A"acs-Anrvol Of Contrcoands in Camp-7neir
ACCOUNTS Of tie Rebel Strength at Yor,o,vnF Fpd;,o ~
Rsvo'sxonory Rslies Proximity of N, Union and ~,
Ptckss--fas Deah Of Lieutenant Waoner. dc.
Matters rewaAp unchanged from my les, writing. Two
The New York herald., 1862-04-25
OUR AMY BEFORE YJRKTOWN.
>o.~c~~~~~~or~-~~~~.s
MTISPICfORY PROGRESS OF THE SIEGE.
s~>~~~~~~~~~~~~>>~~~>~
Energy and Enthusiasm Of Our
Troops.
Tho Soldiers Confident Of Glorious
Victory.
O0RNE AND REPULsE OF TIE ENEMY.
SoRTIE AND REPULsE OF THE ENEMY,
STRENGTH OF THE REBEL EoaTElcATlONs.
10, &c.. 10.
HEADQUARTERS, ARMY or TIE PoroMAo,
NEAR YORKTOWN. April "a, 1862.

HEADQUARTERS ARMY or TIE Potomac,
NEAR YORKTOWN, April "A, 1862
ne weather Ii again pleasant. and the roads are be-
ginning to improve The preparations for carrying
ths plans Of The Commander Chief being rapidly
pushed forward 10 completion.
Two deserters from the Sixth Alabama regiment came
within our lines yesterday. They from Pennsylva
ola. They represent the rebel orcse 100 0o0 that
they busy constructing works in the rear Of their
present nes They had knowledge Of the arrival Of
JED. Davis.
On Tuesday the rebels out from their rife pits
sont Of Lees mill killing Of pickets After he
was dead about thirty Of them fred their pieces ls
Asad completely Kidding with bullets. The officer
andng tho reserve then ordered his y charge on
No rebels, which was willingly responded to, resulting
n several Of them being Killed, and one Of them taken
prisoner. Two men were killed on our side, and two
nOrtally wounded.
The New York herald., 1862-04-25
IMPORTANT FROM CUBA AND MEXICO.
~>~~~~>~s~oc.>~~~~r~~s
Arrival Of the Spanish War steamer
Isabel la CatOlicas
TROUBLE BETWEEN SPAIN AND lAYT.
Division in the Allied Councils
in Mexico.
ADVANCE OF tue FRENCH TO THE CAPITAL.
GRADUAL PAcIflcATi0N Of VENEZUELA,
&c., &c., &e.

Her Catholic Majesty's war steamer Isabel u Catoca
arrived at this port yesterday bringing us hts dates
from Havana, containing from Mexico 70 the 9th
instant.
Tho Diaro discusses the question whether New Orleans
n sufficiently fortified resist Buffers and Porters feet
and comes the conclusion that II ID not. The sdtSs
states that persons who had lately arrived at Havana
from New Orleans say that tho rebel desnces are much
exaggerated that Forts jackson and Philip have been
abandoned by the troops without taking away their
cannon that there nothing 10 prevent the federal
fleets from sailing directly up 70 New Orleans. The
D,ario gives these rumors without v0uchne for them
MEXICO.
The United States transport Black Prince had arrived a
Havana from ship Island. The Guadaquiver had ar
rived from Vera Cruz, with news 70 the 9th Inst.
The allied commanders were awaiting fresh orders
from their respective governments.
Tne government or Juarez still ready 10 give
every satisfaction required by the interests OF the SUD
eots Of the three Powers who had claims against he2co
They would however listen 70 the idea OF monar,
chy and In the allied troops advanced 70 the capa
All the spanish forces had concentrated at Orizaba
and the French at Tohuacan
The ministers or Justice aud Agriculture had arrived
by special express from Mexico city Vera Cruz to con-
fer with tho French commander. Ihey were also re-
ceived with due homer by General Prim;
General Miranda and xPrsstdcnt Almonte are WIN
the French General and have published proclamatons
10 the people adverse the Juarez administration sr
| Almonte and his adherents traitors.
The plan OF Almonte is TO overthrow the present go
vernment to have himself recognized as Dictator (Tqs
Supremo and then call national assembly, TO take
into consideration deporable condition Of the coun
try and decide which will DO best form Of govern
| ment for IT, number OF Amonts's adherents have
| signed document supporting this measure.
An 0rzaba paper declares that a reaction has COM
menccd in favor Of the Spanish. Journal entitled La
Raccio established at Cordova advocating the
appointment Of Almonts tho supreme command Of the
country.
STILL LATER
Another steamer, the Uoa arrived at Havana On the
18th inst.
After an unsatisfactory conference between the allied
commanders the French General decided to march his
division against Mexico city, taking upon himself all the
responsibility os the act The English and Spanish pleni-
thereupon decided withdraw their troops
The reaconnry party had made preparations TO make
| q fnal campaign against the Juarez government.
General Robes has been executed under the charge OF
being traitor to his country This execution had created
a great excitement. His brothers have through the
press, asked the public to suspend Judgment
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AeyEveo.

T. s steamer Montgomery, c. Hunter Lent Command.
b by" oi9 jay IS ,t 3 y bug Dark III, Ana nom
Toba-co Tor Lvrpool Jniy 8; sauie day ptk ~ q; w
ron ro~ " P,s for New -Yurs H. ut a l., lorg s.
sailed Ju, b. Juy T. OF Carys Reef Br ens Amr'ayst
N~ar, so ns,srSs for Bo.oni isb la, long p
o. blt r. Ls,ab-r ron sasn 70 Ne"f ok; s-ire day,
la % % lus :, %. sehr r. " r. g. ifon sdsns. loI
Iartuore, seoy at % 40 long ~ 90 brig Arena from
Ma for ousrns'o~n IN" day at 80 o. long ~ 20
Dsik Nugget from Cieniueso., for New lois-
,nip American Congress Woodward. London June II aud
the ~. Wight 1tt. niece ard pass % pt'uei MN
Co. Has had light Winds aud hre weather tie eIi's
Sle Norebelo of Thous.oil Henderson Liverpool June
s.rs Co.rer rn.ssn, Mobr Cork 81 dsy., in ba... 70
Funch Meiucte Arndt. July T. OF the oass, spoke the
fishing sour ostic (of froynceto"n( a well
a.oh Fouc A. Ju, - spoA5 bah from
q' epa 30 5sr o. Liverpool Butcher. atauza. II
days In ballast 10 master. Anchored ~ lover enaanne
fr- Fannie loi tfankiort, Lofeei'"n C,!gsia COY
SUGAR gals. july IS fi. ,J, lon -, spoke br
Lady Au grove, from C!e'ieesos ooond Tor Bosom 10
tng TroubadOre BE-. Daniels, HisboIO, n. b. II days
s,hr r Blake (Bf Crane, Cow Bay, C. B. u days coal
ts II. j. & &. A. D-wof
sohr H. d. Grnaell MlngOn, Bangor Q days lanSsf 70
sehr Linden Lowell Calsi. day., lumber to Jed Frye
Schr Alpine Bray ST. john. n B. days hip knees to T.
sci Elsin Pri,chArd Esspor days laAa to Jed Frye
SEN Mary Inusdon Gilmore. Rocsland day., lime.
Schr Chsfter OAK Studl'y. Boslol dave hsn.
Scnr Wave Syau6iuz Rondou', eosl lor Bo-ton.
Schr Jaues Ni3on Young. bos % diysi h-n-
schr krion Iupucn. Kelly, boston > days. hsl
Steamer Martha Stevens. Dousuery. bstinofe ndse 20
" T.. Da.1e l. ,,,, n,
steamer Alice, Meakn, Baltimore mdse. to William Dial
cell .
Kirkpatrick u,,. =.
steamer Samson Dunning Philadelphia mdse. 70 j. n
Brigss -
Below ship snd bsrks
Snip Webster Lswence from Liverpool June y, nd's 70
Sporird, ie,ton a Co.
'BarA Ceu,enary Young from Limerick Jnne ,.
BARK Elnug Rrute igOu Liverpool June 2.
enthusiastically Champion, Aspnw all Dsrts Web
s@r tand anchored st QuaIsnune.
MiND-->uusei, from -. T..
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ana as hne aud smooth butcher could wish for II IL
~ 'Pii B %ras :, "A. A, s,,s rs b
No. one ysks Of oxen; weighing AS 6 at 4lc Fn
OK. I". An % si.rs Ohio !. &c ID Ayerss, ~
Laos u
se| sh0e''sr, 10 extra do. - % p 100 n. Average
~ White IS do. DO. at 81 10 y 100 o. Average about
George shesOn. IS extra State "lsr, at 81 g. p 100 D.
Il Z. Beach. 81 prime do. at - 3, y 100 10. Averss.
sam Hou'ley. 20 prime Illinois at 4!c p ID. Average
A... 20 good do. at 4c. T. n. Ayersr. il-5n
NJ l.9e'bscb, 30 good ia' heaiueAy at - % y 10 D.
Avengr. 500 d.
C. Johmon. 70 prime st Illinois a, - 20 p 100 n. Az
5. Tssman, 4g prime fat IIaoi' at &c y rs. Avsus.
Merri. wa.cl, lO4 DO do a. - T. 100 H. Avsrss,
CisfI Wood, IS s,,oa DO q. 50 81 p 100 n. Average.
s. 3: oGph ?. fair. tight Michigan at 81 81 y 100 n.
cq:sn.n kS.-eoa 50 prime. ia; Illinois, at - 30 y
Coon seny. Is DO do, Ut 81 27i y 100 ID. Average.
hubs c.. % good do. a. 4s y ID. Average. l'eo D.
H. W. McAsD, u fair Iows, ., - Is T. o' q. AyeFsss,
Farrell oti' 81 hssv,. do se2 p head. Average
G Tsilm,n, "A fair s,ss. .tI.r. so y head Average
SHEEP AND LAMBs-The supply il much heavier ,h.s
last week and most Of he receipts prime cond
Their considerable nqniT, for Newi ,rk e'. sta
small sdvs We hear Of 40 chspeiu na-ds
1t y 0Jic ID. for fair and - c. for eS CO,
heaV, sod at fraction higher hln our outside quots
,Gn a. among me sale. iOy ssn.r WEE Is. M pho a:
20 gtversse 100 r5s. Store sheep selling Isd.es Y
head.
oGsThe receipts a, Fast Albany for the week foot up
300 head rrsnslcri,ns have been hsh, Throughout the
week. owing advance m prices In For
rsal past oss bave coamznoei more 10 nefok than
sad hs fact as cbecA'd OPERATIONS hcte last
sln acco" Mo;J OF the d5o'e' 'h.io sup e; soee,y
Brown tor the wees bay- b. en- 40 fplo"si
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MoYDAY, July PIP. y

There was a continuation ihis morning oi the
improved feeling of Saturday afternoon IN the lead
inc sbar.s. and Government securities, with good
demand were also firmer The IS Of 1851 sold az
$50. and the 73O per cent Treasury Notes advanced
10 1927, an Improvement OF l = cent. IA a'a'e
stocks there were no registered sales. In Railroad
bond. the business was TO fair extent at improving
prices. The Laseess panic which prostr.ied quo
,,i,s g., Government securities On Saturday morn
ing appears to have exhausied iteN' anu ''o Jul,
have taken heart again 10 resst The comoh"''o" %
bears, who are eudeayoring TO depress the haIAe''
Certainly the man who would sell Wv
eminent securities short, and thus ii9uFe ''o
public credit and embarrnss the position OF 'ne
Treasury deserves Fort Lafayette as rchiy aS 'ne
blacklist traitor that forgot his Loyalty TO 'Ae
up arms fo< the Southern Confederacy. In sna'e'
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF HLW-YORK........grLI q.
CiearrG.

etssushir-Champion Wis o. Aspinwsll D. 3. Alien
Shifs-E1charg- Chsney. LIVERPOOL &. DuncsD Co. |;
Merhutsu Dixon. L. ysrponl. {. il Marshall i Co. ey
Usmushle. Lord Genoa. }. W. Eiweu to.i Couql-Io.
K..te M yeryool Walsh. Carver Cnsle Southern Chira
Iiiss.a- London. H. D Br0f snGu 4 CO.
s., mrn.try tBT }, fog-r- Cofs T. Rirhsrtsou A.
White tBrl. Wyuau, glasgow, BOYD S-ncseni tsno2us
(Brj Law euce. Gloucester acason, .iaye ah> tD-b
Pence Batavia snd shaugIse J. G. Jew EFT l. Co.
bDs.- a .yls (bl Nncsou, 81. Ihoma ,nii'h, Jonesk
C. Gu. Dsps Noyes ri,auS, h-csli Daucasi Aluia
pr) node. L Nfephens Darrell Co.. Mary Lnhy tbih
Gi ssuick Deme1afa. j. Eneis
seLoones-Vo "a (8tl Kennedy ST. John y B., smi her,
A. 10 tii,ton N}rl Boy-a -. John. \. -, smthes
10 P.eairs (r) Sic Leau, ST John ~ B.. p l. Nesils
u: X hy Tracy Eiz 45-thpot, Thompson hua'efi .
". lol.-oa " l-.Anl.. Nen-Or.eens y DaIl.-.
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NEW YORK DAILY TR!BUNE. TUESDAY, JULY g. 1885,:

in the tariff Mcst descriptions of dry d are d. ga
vanciig in the market TIE domestic ootto, s'0'' eA'
less excited bat pric' hrm and adsancins d,i, s
Tbs stock market hes xIerieDced some reYer IL,
week more erecay the Government ard spec ~a,cJ ne
mites generally. Tui operators have been nm nG5s,cs
the m .esDess in financial circir and the want o. nm.
has induced them sell ~ the hope OF replacing
al lower The srcod dividend paying shar h~ gsn
In MS miiet hsve 70, yielded 20 tie assure bat have
erey steadily improved.
Ia tie Dry Goods market there has been considerable ~
element the pat week, and prices have advanced o's ra
dy Than any previous week for t- past the improve
nent dads L,ving been fOni &C. 9 yard Cotton
Ing upward The STOCK Of both and goods -
very light and Il IL likely that prices have We, touched
the highest poiut There Il still coadssb- Il difference
-sziYr. and holders have great c0nhd.nce the f
10 extent at II 49, aud &c., ard ssner ally
he'd At &c Wooen Goods have become sc,iye snd
rer the demand for all se.soasrle fsbrc. having been
good The high Of exchange and The uD:esDty Of the
teud strongly TO iIcGesse the cost and diuius the
siaOunt o. ia pOrtsoLs IohIpibg List
Tie following is the latest market report from
New-OreaDs:
In Cotton We notice sale suction yesterday OF 70 bales
casing low middng a. the extreme rate oil 'fc ihe sess
OF Sugar report conpsed Go hhds IN several lots rom
sore aud rom the eyee full prices. biey sir command
rug SIC fully fair 5ic and prime 10 choice y dotc we ao
NOT hear of VI MDasses The last report were %
PIE Tor thin fer-Btug and ia 1870 for reooed in 10
scco We notice A dsy since, OF V4 hhds-pflce
transpret. Essero Hay IS ,eies rom snip &C soSo
> = 50 a. tun, and retailing at 49, 500Sh9 we Also
noticed at auction Of 20s sscs Liverpool hne SAT- al
and 100 stcks ri 20, and 5Oy SACKS Mediterranean
a, a6Oc sack at the time holdets are reaIns "
retail ~ sack io Liverpool coarse 80 for hne aud Wv
Jack Of bush. tor Talks Island.
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there was d general improvement with an active
movement in some descriptions. Central opened at
92l and advanced to %, with a good demand tfom
the shorts spr cash stock. Notwithstanding the dis
appointment il regard to the dividend, the current
price is well sustained. Some of the stockholders
reason. however, tist if under the immense ear =
ngs this year the d7idend is not increased, the
wear and tear Of road and machinery in trans
acting the Increased traffic might well be
saved. Eiie was for Common and I per cent for
Preferred better We hear of but little OF this ,tock
coming from Europe lately for sale. Toledo wastho
most active of the Western shares and advanced TO
IA. Rock leland was aiso active and touched 644,
an advance OF II per cent. The other Western
shares were firm. At the Second Board the extreme
advance of the morning was not sustained. Gov
emments sold at sbou, previous prices excepting the
,3Os which declined per cent. Gold was also
trite lower. The shares fell off about !! per
cent. Pacific Mail was l07! and Panama lS!i
an advance in both Cases. After the Second
Board there was no change Of importance,
excepting in Central, which was cold down by one
parry to 92a, a, which it closed bid The
latest prices were L. S. e., 81, Reg'd, $685.
U. S. 6s 81, Coupon, 9Sl 49, Missouri State 6s
IL; American Gold, 1875 100; Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company, lc7!al0sli New-York Central
Railroad, ~ 92.; Erie Railway, 3ild3isi Erie
Il ilvyay Preferred. CO. 62l iudeon River Rail
road, -, q 49,; Harlem Railroad lis IL; llar-
lem Railroad Preferred, 81, 0355; Reading Rail
road - 30; Michigan Central Railroad, J92 60;
Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad,
2jG2ji; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana
Railroad Guaranteed So; Panama Railroad, l3l
Illinois Central Railroad, So dj1i Cleveland aud
Pittsburgh Railroad y az! Galena and Chicago
Railroad, 20, 400; Cleveland and Toledo Rail
road A. di1l. Chicago and Rock Island Railroad,
633 a o.. 10000. 3-i0s, q a2s.
The market for foreign bills isirregular sympathy
Wit pod and after being sold AT 10 . 1872 closes 1T
l3l q 1872 nomin Ally for Sterling Francs are 49,
Freigtts are less active, and rates sre lower. To
I.ivtrpoo the engagements are l2j, 900 bush Wheat
=, 1884,. in bulk and bays aud small lot in bags NJ
l3ld.; $4,000 burh. Corn at 14dl2ii., in bulk, AID
1900 bbs Flour, a, IS. Be. ID. To London: ',OOO
bbls. Flour, at IT, Is 3D., aud 800 bbIs. Oil Cake
at 37s. ID. 10 Glasgow: 600 bb-. Flour AT IT,.
Is. 3D., and IL tuns Oil at lie. Cd. The Only char
,ers are TWO italian vessels to Cork and market
with " heat, at I'D.
The business of the Sub-Trcasury WIS; Receipts,
81 ti2,csS 22--for Cusisms, $l92,0 900; Payments,
81 1913 943 IS; Balance, $7,itS,ii9 81.
The receipts Of tie Toledo and Wabash Railroad
Gnr the sq,ond week in Iuly have been rs follows:
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i about 500 LOTS Of LANn iotie CITY o. HOBOKEN'
n J-NiN be sold a. Public A1c u At the Ssie-roon'
No III Urosdw sy nn;y bu usj On lCE,DAf July ~
inst. AZ II Ocl5ck, noon, ~ r. 81 LUDLOW Co Auc'
tionser. abnu Lots e lard ca .nt parts Il The COS
TER TRACT IL the ny OF hnD"k. u he~.Jefs-y Every
lot put Or will be positively old u tie hishss bddeT with
or reeve and toifd- ~ the pGfcuase money may a.
the grchssers OPTION rrun uoa buud and mortgage TOT
three yeafs siK pcr Toe s all be sod by good
hi Ia lee ,imp free OF al Membranes aid viii be
,eved lbs ware d~eos f. tn purchasers ell
xI peuse examining the ~ complete sbsusct Of NE
,rored a the expene O! e ..l~r vii b. SrbiOt-d to
them Mans the pop-ry hOia the pariicus 40ts 20 be
sod i b. posted ia difrt prs Of Hohoteu, Jsfs~y City
ana Psvoia week or DAYS before he dsy Of sale and
Yrsv he an now a. th- 81 hr Auco 10 Pine
e. Ne0 ) ork For ia tie pai-'l'. Apply 10 ChALLS
J. EtfIL r., No HsSOyef-s.., Hr~-lork
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bort Uarocns' Nollre.


SrArV SES' Okk 49,, !
pcnr-N .kIsss' OgsIcE N. iVt W ali-st'
NOTICE is hereby gwen IN ace0 Sl.l WIN
,ection OF the Ac, passed Apri - s' ..t..eS AZ
Ac, keorssnize the Warden o.s bsvi, hsr - AZ.
ee matte Of such inquiry es,mnAon or survey tn.s
The following vessels now uhae' ~ w M -.
Wsriens and th.t the sal surveys ., "a .ao.. rn
eleea within tea days EeI succeeding a' notice on
boa-d laid vssscs: Co.. s,o,es
sup Sooi No - =.
snip ,lhss r's'e'' '..,...........,P-r No. 20 r.. z
ship LV.uon' ''.,..............,Per No - \.
BARR anesro.' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Pier No ~ 4
.'V a
Pr Stem
NJ, Is.h, NO 20 Z. ~
Dragon.
VIM H. BuRLEiGHi Pssidsai'
j. AvGs HERglsAs Secretary
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The only important variation in the Bnuk State
mem to-day is the large increase in DePosiis--
nearly three millions of dollars. The loans show a
moderate expansion Notwithstanding the large
exports Of gold the specie reserve has not been &C.
rously affected.
The following ia comparative statement Of the
condition OF the banks Of New-York City from
,Juiy L. u July 70: