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New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-29
Albany Live Stock MARKET.

AIBAsT. Monday. April "a, 1862.
RKIv,.The market il glutsd this week beyond al
tcpsion a. close Of Lt seemingly leading dToyrs g. be
eve that there would he largely increased demand for Beef
Almost every dfOver who has market during the
be here day and several faces 10 be
with In tic different yards and each has brought do
than hs usual complement, while there dofsn
lsge droSes bought the West by ,pec llatOfs
combined into hfns for the occasion kentucky too be-
gins 10 send foTwdd lef Spring supply In oldahoued
number, while the supply q stllicd from the ditli-
ri-s Of state grow, larger the warm weather
approaches. Few buyeu went West Ast week
ffom krwYorb Brighton or this city and they have saved
something handsome by ssJi at home for However cheap
OIgh o. Chicago Buhao they hardly be-
sold saving price this week The supply II least 2nO
cad gfesttr than the demsnd. The Eastern will
IKE 100 while 800 900 head will be needed
this aud vicinity aud the remainder must through
10 New orb 10 be sold Ia marset where all the tdybntse
u be the slde OF the bsycrs few have been taken
SPECTATOR but the b1k Of hat gtes that
ket this wesk must In ht haud. Sons holders think the
decline iuy half cen, per b., ve weight but
among those who have been unfbe T. sell Taking quality
into ration The m IL from 23c. to 0c. per 100 H.
all grades and h. always tie case Ia decide dly droopng
msIEet sales slow The quality 1. fair aud tho
weights compure favoTaby with those Of last we,k.
tsFKRGHrs-Frou Buffalo 10 Albsay 40c 4 100 N. sroGa
Albany hewYork by railroad lic y 91 n State Cattle
from Albany 20 New ioik by IaiRosd & - a load by
piopele c y 100 b for Western. AID VI head for State
Cattle From Albany 10 Brighton 80 & Oh Wo.erH aud
S45 a ear Stats Cattle
RHCgIPfs1he f. lovinE 10 comparative statement Of
receipts this market the Crntrs Niroad esim,us
10 10 the cars Cor woss
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~
Cleared.

ships-seh sprsyue. Tyson Antwerp, w; y, Schnidt
n H.mtou White Havana n l. McCrcady & Co. Adeiaiost
Cutt!os Liverpool Williams s. Guion fberess, Doana
Gs.gow Thomas Dunhsn; r. W. Brune Lundi-, bsiamo"'
Hicis aud Bell So -, - ~ -. .
Ira an Bsbbidze Falmouth Walsh. Carver Chase
Bdg,-Lo. Aqugo. (br.l Johnson. Belzs Hon. JOSIAH
Jert I.Gy Washington (BrD Morrison. 81 Johns n r
l. Nevn. 4 Sous; King Brothers (BrL Lafa~ay, Fort 60
Pnuce, X Murray IT, 90 -,
schosnsrs-Te1a,. Ellis Wellheet Mas. Hoyes Lsms
Getrnde Campbell Tenerifs, Done. Potter Co Ago
n,u, (Br spisnY ST. John ~ + ID. r. Devolfi Empres1
Tory, Boston. \ ". Levi Co. AIDA lbf;l Wsyoo<t
St George, n. B. Jed Riye Co.; War EaSis' Hods'"st
Lasusyra DovAil & co
sloCp-ActiVe. Baker. Norwich. c. b. Harvey.
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THE RrEUGFE AID CoMsuTEE.-A meeting of
the Refugee Aid Committee appointed to collect and
distribute funds for tue relief Of the Florida Union
refugees, was held yesterday noon at the rooms Of
the Chamber Of Comnerce-W IN. A. Booth in the
chair. The Chairman in opening the business said
that no had understood that among The refugees from
jacksonville there were several who lad been active
Secessonsts and had contributed freely TO the Rebel
cause. He thought that some discrimination should
be made between these wouldbe Secessionists and
she Union sufferers. The Seoersionists he would
furnish with necessities but not with luxures One
family Of eight members had been boarding at one of
the hotels at 81 per day each; four families were
at the Everett House, two at the Asor, ons ut
the Fifth Avenue, two nt the Western Hotel aud
one at the Brandreth House. One thousand dollars
were handed in yesterday, making the total receipts
81 600. The Committee has already distributed $72O
aud further appeal for aid il made.
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TnR ELLSWORTH FIRE XoUAyEs-A stranae
fatality seems to have attached to this organization,
vs. ich prevents il from doing credit to itself or
honor to its numerous friends and supporters in this
cit. Al every step since ts organization, misfortune
has lowed close upon the heel Of tho regiment.
Firo,, their gallant commander, Ellsworth, was
assasiuated next, Farnham was killed in battle;
then, the remnant Of the command was sent TO
New-York, and, afler picking up great number Of
deserers, was ssnt first TO Fortress Monroe under
command Of Col. Ioe.sr tCspssu Of The Sd u. s.
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ARRESTS FOR VIoLATING TIN LIoUoR Law
John Luhrs of No. - Thomas street, Henry Tomke
OF No. 40 Thomas street, and Henry Tinken Of No.
sc West Broadway, We're arrested yesterday by the
officers of the Filth Precinct, charged with violating
the Sunday Liquor law. They were taken before
Justice Connolly and held in the sum of 500 each TO
await the action Of tho Grand Jury. Abort dozen
other arrests were made yesterday in the same Pre-
cnct, for the same oense, but the parties were dis
charged
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To.L.....sI3g, ,As n s73,O77 ~

considerable portion Of the receipts last week
was for bonded goods. The receipts on either
Thursday or Friday exceeded the total receipts from
all the departments few months ago.
Since Collector Barney entered upon his official
duties, hc has filed five hundred aud fifty Of the six
hundred and thrty.Gye offices within his gift. Be
tween 1000 and 5000 applications for positions in
the Custom-Ilouse have been made, anu small ar.
ray Of oihce-seekers may now be found about noon
every day in Secretary Iamer's Office, in quest OF
Official position. Considering that there are bu. -
places left the chances Of these applicants rather
slim.
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CAsEs uEDYn THE LIeCoR LAw.--Yesterday
fifteen liquor dealers Were taken before Justice
Quuckenbush, at Jefferson Market Police Court,
charged with violating tue liquor law. They were
all held to answer in the sum Of SlO0 each. Since
the Let Of january, l34 liquor dealers, who were
arrested for violating tho liquor law, and taken to
Jefferson Market Police Court, weie held to answer
the charge. Justice Quackenbufh believes the law
to be just one and ID determined to do sll in his
power to facilitate the efforts OF the police in causing
It to be duly respected. While tho Tombs and
Essex Market Police Courts are kept open ON Sun
days ill late in the afternoon, undoubtedly for the
special convenience Of the hw-breakng liquor
dealers, the Police Court at jefferson Market is
closed punctually ut noon, ss formerly.
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Two wELL-KNowS PIcKPocxrTs ARREsTED.-
Yesterday Detectives McDougs ard Roach arrested two OF
the adro pickpockets which nfes tho city they
leaving a stage la Broadway. For some nmt past
complaints have been made Of Police esdqh tefs
by who have had their pockets picked 10 steses or
snd tbs police believe that he two arrested yester
day lave been doing heavy business On their persons
other article, OF Persons who have been Sctimnea
NAV earn their sntsse By eaug at head
quarters spd aPplyhs 10 6essesai foups
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POLICE MovRMESTs.-During the pat week the
Metropolitan Police Commissioners made the toiowiS
appointments; John O. Besold Fourteenth Brian HeiRy.
Twendethj and Henry mcCsdden Ninth Pr'cinot New.
ork This ,esisnstons are follows; samuel Soiosn
Fourihi and Sergeant Chss T. Day, Sixesnth Precinct
New York. DocsssedGeorge Gerom Third Precinct Now
York
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BUSINESS oY rnE CUsTos-HoUsE.-The receipts
at the Custom House last week were much larger
than for several weeks previous amountingon an av
ersgo 10 500 900 per day. On Wednesday they
reached the sum OF $4,000. The following is II
comparative table Of tho Warehouse receipts for the
week ending last Saturday, and the corresponding
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CRY ITEMS.
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

w,t,cs,THz,rz.-No 8A BrcsJw.y Lsdy Of Lycns"
WI,rEh GARDE,-Brosdvsy, Lady Of Lron.'
LArra KErsE's 'sIHE,TaE-BrosdwbJ, Tho MsesHly' OF
Peer % Day"
Sinto'. GAHpEN -BfoaJ~sy Tho Fnehsnile.s'
Stoss Ccus Palace 0a1sn lih st. aud 9th av afternoon
sud evening. .
BaAsts's As.Ric.s MusxuS-Brosjwsy Com. Mutt, Iiv.
ing Hivpopotaruu. Whale &c, day srd night " Hop
O. ny Thumb" and THE widow Of Palermo" aiter-
noou and evening
CrrHcH's HEaHT % TnE AsDss-Ooupns No. IN Broad
Ilors CE,PNt-Broslw,y Capt Wiiliam.'' "Whsliug
VoysEe"
N1ios,l Ac,DE.r ~ DEsGS-No. 623 Broadway day
aud evening
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JAdvertisemeut-l
The TRIBUNE ALMANAC
f0k 1862.

Th. popular AvsuAL Is nov ready.
PRIcR is cents; IL copies for ico copies - ps~aes
usid By Exprrss r per 100. Cssh orders solicited.
we supply back nunbes Of the Tri6nus Ai@ssS 'cs
wear, lgs 1855 1856 1851 1853 1889 l85D aud is6 Pce
ceat, zach post paid. Address THs TRIBUNE, hewYert
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Pourp Dxowsxp-Yesterdsy Coroner Coinn
hsia an i,o,ss on The body Of Samuel Sohaer native q
PhiI.delphs which found !n the tOol s 70. fso:
ssrs Of are ana sd been since the h OF Dooe
ber 1851 H friends are the opinion that hs 's hsVs
fallen into tho water by sccident
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rO,al inc or three months Of S2o395 "a
The Harlem Company did not run any express
trains TO Albany THE year causing great saving Of
expenoes. The way travel and freight have largely
increased and 10 this cause alone is to be attributed
the increase Of receipts. The bill for opening Madison
avenue, passed by the Legislature on the 18th of
April instant will enable the Harlem Company to
lay down their track for their Fourthavenue car, TO
Seventy ninth street, Madison avenue, and
when finished will augment their revenue. This
Is very important city Improvement, and will prove
avery great accommodation to the publ. visiting
Central Park. The Harlem Company have the
right to run their cars on this avenue for 30 YEAR,
under the act Of tue Legislature passed 10th Of Apri
1859. 'f'"'
Inc Following is a comparative Statement, Of the
earnings and expenses Of the Buffalo, New York. aud
A"s hsilroad tOT the sx months ending ApriiI !:
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ALLEGED GRAsD LARcEsY.-Yesterday Ofncer
Moore of the Frenth Precinct arrested johanna Spia aal
Cshsns Morisy both girls In the family of Mn
Frances T. Grimes at No. 81 Tenth street. who chago4
with stealing $40 "a money from Their employer The .cn
of s5 s found the persoo Of OF the sr Justice
Qusckenbush held them for examination.
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Live Stock on the ". Y. md Erie Railroad.

! C.MPvrLGH Monday ApuI23, 1902.
For the snding Mondsy April 2585 sArs oil cattle
)0 es,. ~ Hor. cars OF Sheep of lorscs-mskings
Of lie Of Stock for the week shaw ing 40 iHfso
| Of - last week.
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(Advsrtisemeot.
That GREAT MOUNTAIN or HUMANITY, a.

he is called In the bills sqd advertisements tho B.lssAs
OASr closes bis Exhibition at BAasuas MUsKUm this week
THIS also the week Of she great pay Hop Mr. THuns
Con Mutt Whale Sea Lion. &C.. &C. are 70 be seen ~ ~
hours
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TAdyertlsenlenLf

and anxious select pursuit In which they beA
coed should PHI snologcsl ETannatsa at FovIa
4 WELLS. No. ?OS Broadway.
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R~~esof. If Pred n s< =.

Apsu Pal $50 bbls Flour ~ hbl.. Corn msa ~ bag,
do 5l bbl, h.iy GOO bush Wheat 300 do Corn lO
DO seed. sl8 do Rye 7O0pkgI Provisions 2i5 do LstL
6Nk LAID " do. Ashe.
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IAdyertisenept. |
ILLUMINATION

ILLUMINATION! ILLUNINATIONt! ILLUMIhA-
TrON "A great variety o: ornaments formed Of e fs
uunatiog purposes at Gas Fixture Mandatory. Noa
9, Al, and IL MeTcerst ARCHER J. PAhCoAsr.
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TO ARRIVE.
Passengers Arrived

ci. g. P.rssr NJ DE silver w. Royes Charles H. b's~
two sous and isUghter. o. I'm ~.
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RNrrRSEp-rhe L. s. steam transport Ellen Terry
C. Chapn from New Yolk 27th inst for Newbern N o.
,turned this N oninr having sprung leak In her boilers
The ,.hoonrr Albeit previously reported ss having been
un ,shors near Hone. Wharf has been pumped out and
Isaac c. Kerby previously reported sshoss 90
Wa. Chsr wss sos od es.h Inst, ualnIaN<
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g.. or Nh, com1 arayely few safes msoo' "o VIZ
ooS,1s immoo. e good Illinois at ss 80 head Aver ss5
.onn s ysI 800 d. A,o-3i light do at pfZ ~ neau
Ayfs j. 4 Ware s % prime Konucty at 7ic d. York weight
Aye,sss tao D. rs%, heavy .tifed Kentucky
eao b. Alsolo coarse do 81 % :" iO ID
AysT9s, ~. ~ prime Kentucky at sol head Aver
oss iOV p 90 ,.por, sale. Of "a fair Illinois at 7c v m York
"Tss Avsrss'a al phms loves sS head Average.
200 H. Aiso-I4 DO at 3Ie 10 Ayesse' 40 10
d1o Sg.os good DO at i8t head Average 2G0 NJ
Mani. Wsre IIO fat illinois, at 81 20 y 100 n
ES,euth ss coarse Kentucky at 4c y H. Average
Edwsrd. & Bartholomew 20 extra State sill fed at 40
WA Rsstcoa 30 good do do about &C. y n. called to
average sbout 600 II.
A. a. ses 70 .callaw.s Ohio at go y head The.e
poorest bunch Of cows thai has been seen IN
r. g. RsJnod. ret.od 80 Ish, ordinary State. averaging
sah BALDWIN 05 extra Illinois, at 81 p head. Aver
VIM Es 90 prime fat Illinois .'l''r.' at @'i p head Az
4 W Goodng 80 prime nlnOi. corn iod at e5i y bead
r. sbsan.n. 10 .rtrs prin,. do. on private terms.
Tldeu Curii, a. prime do a! s5+1 y he'd AVer'g'
NJ B.ker % strictly extra Illinois al te head Aver
oge, / SO b -, 49,. ,,sop,
Aso. ~ prime do az ' - betf hV.fsr - ~ ~ n,
M Rhnemenu. %s extra DO. tine and iss al go psr TO-
Ayefege 1870 me. ,,o,,
Al.o l3 good dc. at so per head Average ll23 De
Al Liyngston DO at + i3 per mead As-rsge Ipb,
Heath win.low 2l prime do. do. ., b5la 20 per head
Av,regt, l,27j ibs. -, -. .i
la. dropped o~ suddeoly but the demand hss suo
e,trry olced There Is no inquiry ior -, .. .,t ~
iort and only enough Albany occounts" meet very
limited home trade. Dung the woek two 0f three 0s1s ce
In sud these were taken by Sesres Sweeney and McoW
Brohers for the Albany cutomeEs Tie pfces palo ere
fa3c per n but iho-o figures must not he ahrh % u
ne a. general Of the market. Sheafed sheep are not
,ntrd At a the mutton being worth bat little more than
til skin az wool ,
,ud the demand 10 sht. Since lat Monday pric.s nave
dopped tc 4 %. aud sous think ihe decne even more
,b,n t Daring the week upward OF 900 received
a. Albany. Of which Changed hsnd' heie
the Albany bong out of he marAo Ntay ne
.utire receipts shipped through to Ne" fofh aud
Brighton-prigcpslly to hewfork We quote iog' nom
insiy at 3ld3tc. perhsp, extra lot would bang J' I'd
There no inquiry for the Eastern mou saying 'hat
they 81. about they get them over
NtIcs few are selling q k23N : g.. according to
ouelitv A..as aud Argus.
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.a.~u. .tA.GAr

sINisgURs ALMANAC
sun-Ri.os...5:0i iSets.........6;SJl Meon-oe"' -
wIrxK TnIs DAf.
ssu1y Hook. 1854 Gov. Island. s:A heuOuo...'W~
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DISPLAY oT BCSrISG.-There Was general dii
play Of bunting all tho city yesterday, in homo
of the capture OF tho Cree mt City.
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The Erie Railway Company gives the annexed
notice:
Notice hereby given to the hode. of the outstanding M
,ecuJed bord aud csrcses of stock the ava
Ee Bairoad '1mpany 20. e,onaseu ~ d sonS
hs been extended by act Of tie Legislature 10 'hs
Apy holder of such bssds certificates OF stock
change FOR preferred ard common stock IN the new
soet be issued apd interest on IL. ssme from Sept
I86l paysble delivery OF the certificates The time
62ed 0y law for sush exchange w expire on ne -. dsy o.
July and exchange OF socs OF bonds OF the ole
Pry can be made into ne" soGs 10 me 1sw @ S'psy a'e
Gtan.fsr Qnee, No II Piusst kew.York March 81 1862
The receipts at the New-York Custom-House TO-
day were: imports, s5l ,2sl IS; Withdrawals from
warehouse, So ,O33 l2 total sliS,3l4 20. All the
payments were made iu demand notes.
The business of the Clearing House WA $26, ,5i3,- :
7l5.
Mr.. Cisco received to-day in deposits, almost en-
trely from banks, 81 022 900 for per cent cerif-
cate,. The aggregate at this Su6-Treasury is DOW
about $33 OOO, 900. A. the amount which can be
borrowed in May was limited by the oct Of Con
gress to $4,000, 900, Mr.. Cisco has written to the
Sub.Treasurers Of Boston and Philadelphia 10 scer
tain what amount has been deposited in those cities,
90 40 to regulate the deposits sot to exceed the
amount authorized by the II
The sdyices by tho Nortl neri, u = favorable.
Consols were firm at 93,aJi Cotton vas active at
On advance Of I'd. Breads.uis also continued to
improve, and Provisions were steady. The improve
ment in Breadstufis ia very acceptable news
The report Of Railroad Managers who have just
returned from an extended Trip through Southe II
Michigan and Northern Indiana in relation 70 the
crops, IL favorable in all respects and the statement
is made. without qualification, that the crops were
never more satisfactory at this of the year.
Money on call continues abundant at sac T. cent,
and we hear Of frequent. transactions in gold and
Government securities at ' cert. Leading paper
is scarce, and passed without difficulty at sac y
cent.
Mr. Ciaeo Lao boen renooinatsi ss Sub-Tressurer
at New-YoIk.
The Bank statement of she week shows the results
which we indicated in our paragraph yesterday.
The averages, however, do no, show the full move
mens, tho increased deposits have been some nine
millions.
The following is a comparative statement Of the
condition Of the Bsnks Of Eow-York City, April 10
and April 26:
g,.. a
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ILLsLss oY A PrBLIc OFFicER.-Distrc,-At- II
torney Hall ia seriously i'll with typhoid fever, and
has been confined to his house ten days.
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IgcRy.se ~ THg MIsisrRY.-The Society for the
increase of the ministry in the Protestant Episcopal
Church was held ast evening in the Church OF the
Ascension. corner Of Filth avenue and Tenth street
After tie usual evening prayers, the Secretary the
Rev. Mr. Hartman read the annual report, show.
ing tha, during the past year ffty-ei2ht young mon
had been received by the Society, and under its
auspices were being prepared in various colleges
and other institutions Of learning about tue country
for the holy work TO which they had been called
Tho receipts for the year were s. SSS "a. aud the
expenditures g. 667 So leaving balance OF s22i 10
in the hands Of the Treasurer The report further
ret forth that there were about 400 Psrishee
vacant, the largest proportion of which were m
country places, and unable to pay large salaries
to the rector. There were also many min-
isters standing idle in the market-place un-
willing 10 aerept and labor in any OF
thee parishes, but waiting for parishes IN The
Cty or large parishes in the West. TIE report named
number Of colleges and theological seminsres
in which students were educated and concluded with
an appea 10 the benevolent and charitable 10 assist
the society 10 the good work. ghe Rev. D. Cotton
Smith then delivered a sermon from LIST. Rev. 20.
He spoke Of the high mission Of the ministry that
regarded even in a temporal light au educated
herald Of tho gospel was an instrument oil meal
culable good to the public; example OF emu's-
tion in mental gifts lie pressed upon the attention OF
the congregation that it was their duty 10 aid ana
encourage this society in the good work thst 1t Ind
undertaken.
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The Anniversary Of the Clionan So.iety will be
held this evening " Irving Hall.
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SLIGHTLY II EERoR.-Mr. Weed, in a recens let
ter from Paris, says:

Ter itOn FAFi-, sass;
On the Boulevard Isi.n. new hcto, covering than
en- acre aud half and casting ihs Hotel Louvre into tho
.hadr hes isen ,uost magc- ivfbsps the beet id
may be of ihs Io'" by suy tat u Is larger than the
tol the ~ kichos ald the Metropolitan together would
n- Adourg tLs hotel thTee acres OF budngs have bceu
drmo,hed. preparatory 20 the erect Of 80 opts housr
Around te llncl d. Vile tla two OF cutdtn-s
b, demolished the aorud on which ihey stood 10 be
thrown INTO p.lt Ttsw incade he site Of tho h0rglc
place Of ~ many unwiten hstolies oi misery and death
Ar Weed must have written the above paragraph
urtbinLingIy, otherwise he could not have made the
mistake that lie has in saying that tie new hotel is
larrer than the Asor, St. Nicholas, ana MeIropoh-
tan The former occupies ~ lots the ST. Nicholas -
lois, and the Metropolitan 10 lots exclusive OF the
theat.r, which covers at least 10 lots. According to
the ordinary calculation Of 6 lots, including streets,
to the acre. these hotels 5l6 acres Of ground,
more than double the space to be occupied by the
new hotel on the Boulevard Italen.
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TAsLs oJlls Ioans Sr,os Ctye.affe and Dsp Of t.s
Bants OF he Cty Of Nsr- Yor 70, hs pe snda9 safur
day Apri %. iss, " Which afsed hs Capital Of zach
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G0rpys WEDDNG.-On Sunday, the Rev. Eman'
uel Goldsmith and lis wife, surrounded by about 10
Of their relatives and friends, celebrated the 5Oth
anniyersary Of their wedding day. The interest
ing meeting took place at the residence Of Mr.
Henry Goldemitb, a son of the venerable couple,
in West Thirty-fourth street. There are five sons.
all living, and thirty grandchildren, all of whom
were present except QUE who is professor in Ley
den University. The grandchildren presented their
grand parents with massive gold medal. On the
diverse was inscribed: " Presented to our Grand
parents by their afIeciionste Grandchildren. at the
Celebration of the Fiftieth Anniversary Of their
Wedding Day. Alrii 2Sth, 1862" On the reverse
was the representation Of tree with five branches,
each branch bearing the name Of one Of the children
Of Mr. and Mrs. Goldsmith. Fiom each branch
twies projected corresponding with the number of
grandchildren each twig bearing the name Of child
born into that particular branch Of the family tree.
Mr. Goldsmith is DOW 70 years Of age, and Mrs.
Goldsmith 20 Addresses were made upon the occs-
.on by the Revs. Nessrs. Rapball, 5. N Isaacs and
DIR. RidShod.
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Loan and dscts 2j O8G 8l5 1851
6pece....... 80 5.s,, ,J4 Dcposits.. ,8S 40
Total Capital 49,,
Clesrinrs foI ondiug 4 phi 26..... n31o,iR %
balances for week ending Apr. ~ 80. 1.Ol o2 -
Balances Tor wetI ending ApI H. 's"'f' /"
We learn that the bresksge Of the dam at tie
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company works will
not interfere with the coal trade So far this year
they have an increased quantity Of coal stocked at
Csrbondae ready for shipment Us soon as the canal
opens.
The PohsriAe Miaer'' Journal says Of the coal
trade BY canal, % 239-for the week 1886, III
against S. l67 tans for the corresponding week last
year.
Annexed is an abstract Of the annual report Of the
Cleveland, Paiuesville, and Asbtsbula Railroad for
tho yesr 1861;
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The interest on the Sinking Fund Bonds and Sec
ond Mortgage Bonds of she Michigan Southern Rail-
road Company will be paid lss May at the Bank oi
North America The nterest on the First Mortgage
Bonds will be paid al the Office Of the Company.
The interest due May on TIE Mortgage Bonds OF
the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad Company
will be paid Al No. % William street, by IL. e.
Kingley.
The Erie Railway Company gives the annexed
uofi.e.
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CRY MoRr,LTr.-Thc total number Of deaths in
this city, for the week ending the 2s,h inst, was
~; Of which 50 were men, 81 women, lOS girls,
and 81 boys. Decrease from the previous week, Is.