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Preparing for u Trial Trip.

On Monday OF these formidable vessels tthe steam
rams), concerning which much has recently been
said, we'd out o. Messrs Laird'5 dock ut Rirkcn
head and taken into tho Morpeth DcK BASIN where II Is
understood the remainder her fittings viii he
peted. Is expected that her trial tri viii take place
In few days. II is but right however IN the meantime
to that her builders do affect any mystery
secrecy with regard ~ what is going 10 their works.
On tho contrary they have invited Admiral Dacres
and the officers the ch nnei neet visit their build.
ing yard and inspect all that h going thefea prvi
iege which has been avaled TO considerable extent.
similar privilege II inspection has been erred
tho officers OF the feet by tho Aerscy Steel and Iron
Works
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THE REBEL FLEET.
Movements or the Rebel iRams-Prtvateers
ami blockade Runncrs-The Rams Not
q be seized. 80.
From the Liverpool Post, sept. l5.l

From The Liverpool Post, sept. 1877
We made u our duty 20 institute immeda late inquiries
at Messrs Lsrds yard Ia reference the statement
that Mr. Laird had gwen q guarantee that steam
ram which was u 80 on trial trip yesterday shc,ad
return 10 tso yard Mr. John Laird Jr assured that
he WIS not IN position 20 give any information what
ever on the subject except thai the fTm hal rsesri no
snfHs1hoH from ne g0ronment taai Uis ,cond D.
si,sd II appears that the steam in question the
10 1oussoun, was merely removed from OF Mcsra
IAirts gyayng docks into Of the Irkenhesd docks
For this purpose she iowed up tho river far as
Carsion, IN order 10 give her g. Her steam
was mp but Mr.. laird ststoi that he had rot received
nv
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The following reply to tho memorial forwarded TO Earl
Russell by the President OF the UnoH and Emancipation
Society has been received from the Foreign Office
FOREIGN OrricE, Sort IL 1868.
SiR--f am directed by Earl Russell 10 state you In
reply to your memorial Of tho nst that her Maesy
government have long had their attention turned to
the question OF building aud ltting ycels of-war for
the called Confederate states and tho subject will
tnue 10 receive their anxious consideration. am, sir
your most obedent humble servant, F HAMMOND.
T. b. rorEG, Esq 81 Piccadiiy, Manchester
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WHrIAasos.--on Sunday. September q, WILLIAM Bxa.
sAsiN of John and Adelaide Williamson, aged year,
mouths and % days.
The relatives friends respectfully iAvitoi 10
attend the funeral. from the resi- ence OF hs parents No.
80 Ninth avenue, this (fuesdayl afternoon. at Two
lMwooD.--0n sunday morning, September ~. cHAs
Io1Ik MATILDA, daughter OF Charles N. and Matilda Var
WOOD. aged years and moaths.
Inc funeral WIN take pce from hor parents residence,
81 teet street, Brooklyn, this ruesday) morning. at tea
Boston papers please COPY.
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THE INVASION OF MEXICO.
,Sanimilian,s Accept.ue..

Ipsris tseps. l4) correspondence u Lonton Hcrad.l
hcports are stu conflicting b thu decision a. Inc
Arshdusc MaSiman with rcspcc, 10 the rsoncred
rial crown All that possibly cell you on The evb
cct y thst the persons most inerosted-some n the
prncpa heNcsns nov in kuropeare confident OF lts
acceptance a. 70 tempt one 70 believe tho prev ous
cert ds'rS from alen. TIME back, which hu besa re-
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A Crew from the EIovIda la RaCIs ua :
Looking Out for q a Nehel &len MGR.

I'm saturday, sept ~ The facluet DO Brcst arrived
Cardiff England with about eighty soameu belonging u
Florida They appeared crccodirEly iro men, and sofh
Of them had prizo bonis for cD0rnJus amounts. The
Afterwards len fos Liverpool. where, "a reported
steamer awaits their arrival
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The piockado Ranners.

Tho Cf'.t7nfnH AtrcUfs sayF.-
Another steamer, Tho star has lust cleared out from
the Clyde for the parr1so 81 .unnug ths blockade
The Roihsay Castle, which ga'ei short ne back fr
the sae purpose, has PVT back 10 'ho Cve fcpa
There aro two Etcamers-nne lyils ~ GiasgoN flls
other AZ GfeencOk-ainlost Tosdy g. follow the slar
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tfsfs NSsp lsg etsfesiNpdcl1e Of Tho london ilmls
Am1rg the other uufouuded statements circulated IA
Paris With respect 20 her that u tbs arrival N NJ
sicl a. Brest Ar. slidoA has icst Rarrir where
be has been for the last month, an where IL wsa ~
served ~ recent reception ~ the Nls rusrnie tla tho
Empress sen, for him and convsrsed with M for con-
stlerahle time -
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peate ~ alleged 70 exit. Certain French officials, whose
position give aathor,ty their words have slso been
heard o. speak oi tho matter as virtually settled II
the stesIne ected ST. Nazane from Vera Cruz on
the Gtn ns s-sT1 her time the deputat'on TO the
Archduke I'LL probably leave fsris on tne 2st oi ths
InAn
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rrannn

Tho Pdys states --Hoports of va6us character have
been circulated On Tho bourse These possess 90
krd u ound1tQn, 60 lsr ss topcerrs intelligence from
replies of us tho no,-e of toe Western rowcrs inc
,crme 4 which are not srowu.
The samo Correspondent ft 10 stated 10 the be,,
informed quarters that foud ~ preparing report 10
the Emperor the fnancss q The empire which are
said 10 De 10 very favorable condition.
The rMis corn and nour markets remain unchanged
The Paris Bcufsc was nrm snd closed on Monday
CT coz. l0,.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

MONDAY, Sept. 2S-G p. M.
Io-day's bank statement compares as follows
with that Of last Monday
Week En'G Loans. S,<c,e. Cf,rn,doa. Deposits.
Sept 10 .t20T 6Ty 4s8 All 64i4e43 49, biS Da
sept. 20 204 t0f 9b4 90 637T $50 l56 T73
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slidnll ut Hinrritr.
siIdeIi and Fuw.n,e a. coun,,I.

1hc Fari1 Pcl1. ssys;---ihe sts,erout that Mr. sds
hai rone % nrest Is ulfcandcI e has bcco for somc
rinc Al Bisrrlts
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By the America we have sdyices from England
10 the 10th sns.. inclusive. The London Tines oi

By the America we have sayices from England
10 the 10th sins. inclusive. The London Times oi
that day thus notices the money market
Tho Fngl!sh funds remain without improvement, ant st
ono time 10 tsy experienced slight temporary decline.
owing % an active demand money IN ccnuscsoD VITA
the hstoptly foreign settlement, which, from ihe -
ccu, extont Of speculation has been Of more thl usus
jnnortsnrs cufsois rIercd aud closed ~ VIZ -
~ delivery and g2s, 4 for Tho sth u October ogt
N ,hc u,9ra!ng Tor sh0r par0i there we're selafs =.
0.E f1r money. Reicref sri lev three Tcr ccuiH ~
oT atp X Indis stock "a 22c India ave pcr oan's
3ias III Z. india bonls, Ifs. nls. pten,ass ena
Trcssouer 6lls par q "a. premium. Iho FlphsHhoD'
~ fIscognt q, thc bark to-day vefe nani.lousl
"a "a market dlrlng the remaining '",ntht "
~ ,r,~ter Nil DO lnfucrcei ~ the Ahslipton
~ ~ rar.ercv for feyeaue and Othsf pai mcnta.
~ ~. s,rsaserate cotton loar hss experienced
t s,~cr, ~ one rcr cent, closns y - - iscDrn,,
~. ia.t nrlos r.rn PARIS this efeNng was e'i l5c
ho,srs furtAsr fractional esyaDce W we i3fogn er.
sa,es tbls serOon tbe "uy vsi Nlons "rn IN. rsies
-, ,sers 81 shs rise hnro npon Amsterdam
~ slh,-~ Alont ssT occ In gold taken 70 the
80 a.. fhe Mexican dplsrs brought by the snsn-
bssu dspoeed of FOR China at sas.d. per ounce,
~ ,, sr advance cf ID the price rcslged Tor the
, s,r,vsl irsnsssi0ns have, however, been ef.cisd
y, due atcryal al cs .d and also a, the present rate
Tho Hudson River bridge Company at Albany
:, ia annual election selected az directcrs;-Erss
~. Coming, Albany; Dean Richmond, DuHsio;
samuel sloan. New York; Chester W. Chaplin
sprlnereld; william II. Swift Boston; Sidney T.
Fsrchid, Cszsnovis; Henry Y, Nrtin, Absa3
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rusea for ACCEPTING Austrian project OF ref
touchas upon hardly any other pont, Certainly not
bringing forward a,iy colnier proposals..
At the list sitting OF the statistical Congross propcs
tion brought forward by M. Eugone l.endir, the
French collegiate. and supported By tho Eugsh aisn,
Portuguese spanish. swiss sv@ ash and Dutch dole
gates, advocating tho Hppo,, .nont Of European COM
mittee 10 organize system OF international tuition
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French Onicial Reports from WashiMg-
Ton and New York.

OPINION IN PARIS or EARL RussELL's SErTgALIrY.
Parls (Scpt. HI corie.pondancaof the london Herald
Apropce q Aino icar arlira, am informed that ale
charge iaars at Washington aud their corsu at New
York which materially lcr from the Northern
which seem 10 have had Powerful effect lord
Russell II said that those dispatches reprssrtths
rness AZ the connu1nceof ms as greatly on the Ia.
crease throughout the North whe aim ,st azrucounta
bio altcs exist in finding recruits for army daily
wasting away In consequence of deserons scale OF
which no idea be formed in Europe. Tcx d.laakss
nao soid 20 repycscI tn drof caapi.tc fai,sre
II this information be correct-nd II proceeds from
quarter in which reliance may be placed do not think,
sapposing tho steam 10 the Merscy to DO intended
for the Confederates, that Lord RUSSELL will materially
help his federal friends By etap!ns thcm by the way
must not omit 10 notice the surprise created In political
croos here by tho gave Saturday that his
lordship by worthy OF the tot des Saspos had
Professionally ocnnscated Nr lairds property From the
little speech In which the other day ut Dndee the little
minister vndcatcd his little policy II imagined that
neutrality be tho order OF the day. but nothing
sai about interfering with private shlpoulders lest
&C the American hegerents should chance 20 take
oaence Tho noble lords must be Ia sud state
that ho shosd allow himself to DO frghtrned by Nj
Adams conversation and Mr.. sewards dispatches into
nagrant q piece OF ilcgaity. Ihe klliot job Dad
enough, but this Is ten timos worse.
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pr.sS.

The Nsss Pr0lisA, Z,uns asserts that the rsp,y or
the King q frssA VII nersy conisla The reasnns or
The New York herald., 1863-09-29
Great pEitafn.

The l1ndon IiHss says---in afdlti9n u ths ~of.s
already u prgress Tor Tie enlargement aud evierson n
the dockyard end naval esiathfnent at chrnan,-vig
Vie cfeatlno " ihree large steam basins covering ia tho
aggregate - between seveniy sud acrrs ara
tAc Construction of dtons lockE, flct0tcs Wrssiops
aaa ether pdiidns, taking n sAoo O 900 sescs bs
yaai lie ctatins dciY Yafd-tha 6ras N tho atui1ay
hove us directed preirinafy arraxsmcuts Is be n ads
fgf carey ing oli olAer imrnrliut works.
lie london dfny aHd Nary CasG's says.--lt Ia ~.
norei and oafyn Niib tru,h that shs slate of sf
faFs VI Japan has determined hc scgcrn n o Increase
the t0rco ia Chine The FHtf.ffin reIa.ert AZ Parta.
mouth and The cnty SIKH kiA dctsh0 y rloat nro
baby b, placei uudef r-ders nnCc atcy These il bc
available for The protection of British subject. N ihe do
lAfuypg II the Iyeoop.
The New York herald., 1863-09-29

The coupons due 1st October next upon the
first mortgage bonds Of the'Ohio and Pennsylvania
divisions Of the Atlantic and Great Western Rail.
road Company viii be paid, on ard after that
date upon presentation az the Office Of the agents.
McAndrew 4 Wann, No. IL Pine street.
The business Of the Sub, Treasury was as follows
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY

SHEET. "n 81
The New York herald., 1863-09-29

GREAT IaPoRrAsoa os CHARLES MATHEWS AP-
ItARANos ON THE PARIS s1A0E-TnK ACTOR
| sprERsgDrNG IHE STATESMAN IN "BLEHn4Sa yHH
| NATIONS" AND PROMOTING The ENTENrB CoR-
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Cumberland Cut To- for short bbsd ssd 79ec for shor
clsarhs latter very heavy Lard ia fair request
but at lower rates. sles Of bb at for odinH,
to prime quality Il
BiCE-rhe business IL very moderate, but prices rsmsir
ses OF so bags Aacan AZ &c., and W do kansoon,
bond at SIC.
tanned. sales Of 900 hhds chiefly Cuba ss los BY
auction 800 bids Nswesns at sigiIci and - o. CUBS
At loo Refined rather DALI add mss.rs IL. L. a.
Stuart have reduced their rates 4c v D. We append tht
ouot.tions which revised to-day: LOST sugsr lffc
crusbed do I4sc; Granulasd and Ground l4ci "hite
do. I3ic., and Ye low c. 1910, . .o, r,,t
sEED5-Oloyer SEED dull and heavy ct 6deic Timothy
Seed 1. quiet at 81 Ga sP bush. Rough FiaIseed is dull
Al $50 81 so - bush. = fb
sALTwThe make, quios, yet dm, especially for Turks
TEAsIThs market for Greens Is stronger owing TO re-
cant heavy o,s.s at sea- sses of 500 bait chests are
nn.sted The Hospur" has been lost containing tise
N Greens and O5 757 Blacks; and the Mermaid contanns
t7 600 10 Green's supposed to have been captured " 'H'
pirate Alabama. 49,. .,.,,.i. ala. of 40
bbd, Kentucky az 2Ot 24oi 10 cases Seed Lea SOWf"c
TA[LOW ia active and the market hesvyi sass VI
II O0 n at IOfnllo. Western and llte Tor efy
WOOL-An auction Of I'll bales Cape WOODS Of 9us POI
very d,sbe came to-day and resulted IN me dispose o.
the entire Offering prices ranging from zs@'"ie
ebout &c, cash. -, - ,.,,.o,,
WHISKY Is devoid Of activity but prices ere withoa,
variable alterations ssles ofZ0 bbs at 4"tc iof oteo
Western.
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TUESDAY. MAY l2-P. NJ.


The Stock market at the Morning Board was r-
regular, but the general tendency was downward for
shares. The operators seemed 10 have the impres-
sion that the rise had touched its zenith, and sold
largely to realize profits. The buying was well dis
trbuted but the supply Of stock Of several descrip-
tions was larger than the market could absorb, and
shares generally were { to y cent decline. In
Governments the movement was without important
features but quotations were firm. After the Board,
new buyers came 10 for shares, and the market be-
came buoyant, and advanced to 2 y cent for some
of the prominent fancies. AT the Second Board the
market was very much excited, and the reaction
from the heaviness Of che morning Board was
marked. All the prominent shares were in de-
mand at advancing prices Fort Wayne recov-
cred v cent Of the decline of the earlier session,
selling at 78I 079. Harlem advanced ii y cent,
Illinois Central IL v cent, Pttsburg II v cent,
Gslens IA v cent, Rock Island II p cent, Pacific
Mail y cent Erie u v cent, &c. The most
buoyspt stocks Of the day have been Prairie du
Chen which has advanced 8 Y cent during the
day. Missouri and Mississippi, which has advanced
81 cent, and Northwestern, which has advanced
v cent The whole street and outside public
seem 10 be buyers Of shares, under the great abund-
aDce OF money and the increasing prosperity of the
companies. Government securities at the Second
Board were firm, but not very active. At the
4o'clock call the market was much excited and the
transactions unusually large at full prices. Erie
was very active at q v cent advance Prairie du
Chen advanced y cent, North Western / y cent,
Pittsburg y cent, Galena p cent Fort Wayne
~ cent, Pacific Mail y cent, SC. At the close
The market was little Irregular but had general
upward tendency. The latest quotations were:
u. s. C Of 1881, Reg, lO74Sl0Si U. S. &c, 1881,
Coupons lO7i e1Os; Oregon War Loan, hafyearly,
904o1O5; u. S. Treasury Notes, BIO, 1917 O l0S;
~. 8. l-year Certificates, 6s, 99999t; Demand
Notes fold issue), l7i0lRi; Tennessee State &c,
60960l; Missouri State Co. 63i al 3ij American
Geld, 1891 ol494; Pacific Mail Steamship Company,
1881 aI9O, New.York Central Railroad l1Ss allSi;
Erie Railway, 9l4a99li Erie Railway Preferred,
1OSt zIO5fi Harlem Railroad, 969964; Harlem
Railroad, Preferred 1854 oloSii Reading Railroad,
JeSaal Michigan Central Railroad, Il00ll0l;
dichisaa Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad,
ISL est Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana
4ssiroad, Guaranteed. il3isll3i; Illinois Central
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The Anniversaries.
Uedassday. Mar 13.


AsERicAy ASrISLAyERr socErY.Busiress meeting coz
tInned in the Lectne-roo Of the Church OF the Pusas
Union square at 10 O'Clock e. IN. HI
ASvRlclS FsxALg Guardian SoeIErY AND HosE roa
rHE ExESpIYs-The ladies' meeting for tho transaction %
business etc win be held a. the Hons Chapel No % East
Twenty ninth street, at 10 O'Clock aud O'Clock p m
Exercises by the children IN the afternoon uslsl
AsgaIoss TRACT soJrEgY.--AnDual meeting and Anal
yesary exercises in rTg Hail. Of living place and
Tas, Fifteenth street. at O'clock Bishop Mcllyane Of
Ohio will preside speahegs-The Rev. H. o. WesoH.
D D. the Rev c s. Robinson and the Rev joseph T. Dur
yea
| AwERIc,S TRACT SocIErr OF BosToN.-AnniyeraTy sr-
erei-es in living He'll o'clock :. speskers-Rev j.
w Alvord Of NewYork, Rev g. 5. f. Savage Of Chicago,
Rev Thos Branerd D. D. Of Philaielpis, and Rev e. n
Kirk, d. D., OF Boston.
American HOME MISSIONARY SoclETr-Anniverary ea'
rri.s. in living Hail. Of Irving place and Eass Ff
teen,a street. at y o'clock 3. NJ
NATloSn CoSyESrisN Oh L,YNFS og THE VI Il CuURcH.
Me,,s in St. Paul. NJ Z. Church, ofFourh avenue
and TNenty-Iecona street,
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Railroad, 1901 1901; Cleveland and Pittsburgh Rail-
road. 99;; Galens and Chicago Railroad 1914 a
1911; Cleveland and Toledo Railroad. lf2i a ll2I;
Chicago and Rock leland Railroad, 99i099i; Mil
waukee and Prairie do Chen, 59i Fort Wayne
7si a 70; Chicago and North-Western, 3S S3Sk.
In Exchange there has been fair amount oil Dust
ness and the. market is firm Sterling has Solu ~
1868 l6i, and Francs at 3.45, closing at 800 "'aV
Freights are fairly active and eighty hrmer. 10
Liverpool tie engagements are 3OOOO ou'n. Coi" a,
07i1 in bulk and ,bagsi and per peu'i ., nag
bbls Pork at 4s.; 900 boxes Bacon at 2's' %. a
3Os and per steamer, 1000 boXes bacon a' 'os'
and 1000 do. Cheese at 6Os. 10 London-i,oVo
bbls Flonr at es. 3D.; 1000 boxes Bacon al 2os''
and rer neutral flag, 500 boxes do. at 32s. 3D. 10
cl.scor ner neutral fag-250 tcs Lard at 32s. Cd,
md IN TINS Wood at 3Os. To Hamburg, per steam.
40 bhd,. Tallow at 35s. The charters are Rus
sian bark to Cork for orders, with Wheat at 3D.,
and British bark to tue same port for orders with
Petroleum Oil at rs. cd.
The business of the Sub Treasury was: Receipts,
&, 60, 99i 64-for Customs, slSS,OOO; Payments,
81 359 81; Balance, 1923, l66, los 80.
The receipts of the Harlem Road for the month OF
April are as follows
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $9aSs1 50
1893. ilhVio ~
Incresss.......".......... 81
The Galena and Chicago Road earned the first
week in May;
1862. 81 7 7S5
1863. ~, W.
Increase. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $40
The Michigan Southern shows the same week O
gain of about =, 900.
The Rock Island Road es.ned the first week ii
May:
1863. ,bUV
Increase. ..'.......s''.s.'s'sssss's'' 1SitV
The Illinois Central traffic in the first week o
May was double that of last year:
May, l03.........,..............,.'' FbJWV
May, 1907. iio
lnCreass...,..,... ..sssss''.ss's...s TSi,o'7
The cash collections in the Land Office from tn
lst to the Sth We're $50, l9 70. The sales yer!
large; upward of 100 purchasers, amounting Il
$71 1913.
Tie April earnings Of the Pittsburgh Fort Wayne
and Chicago Railroad were
| 1863. ..s................,......' 100
/ lbOZ ESSsV1E
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The Board has decided to pay the next dividend
at the usual time in june but thereafter the divi.
dends will be published on the first Mondays Of
February and August The Bonds OF the Company
for $500 OOO-issued In lS58wil fall due on the LET
Of June next and will then be paid out Of the Sink
ing Fund.-
Pursuant to resolution adopted by the stockholders
of the New-York and New-Haven Railroad, at their
last annual meeting, the Board of Directors have
this year prepared theR usual report one week in
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MMr. DT,soRIsTs MIRROR OF FASHIONS
Tn. ,en6 e,nnier Nubsg now ready. Suse coffeS =
GENTS; yearly 81 with valuable Premium. $3.50 ser ssss5a
where OF serl By mail receipt o. Ihe price 30 %. g.
xsV no NJ an 10 see the srlsuHd Summer Numbet Ss
,ans i've ni1ed Patterns extra large tbes ca srv
Braia Pat,oEua and other sgl endA novelties
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Incresse......................s2O5,


Notwithstanding this enormous increase, tie earn
ings of the Fort Wayne yet in their infancy
The net results of April much larger in proper
ton than any other month, partly owing to the
stocking the receipts with the Cleveland AID Pitts
buIgh Railroad, which prevents competition. and OF
course works equally benefcially TO the Cleveland
and Pittsburgh Company. The earnings of the
Clevelend aud Pittsburgh Road for April are re-
ported to be $4,000. They receive &c y cent Of
the Fort Wayne earnings, which, for April, amount,
ed TO sl16,Ol6. On these figures the Cleveland and
Pittsburgh Company will earn 10 Y cent dividends
The following is statement Of the earnings Of the
Chicago and Alton Railroad Company:
Week ending Nay. From Jan. / to Nay I.
p,,.sr,.s, sIO4I6 "a s6y7I . slselSs 20 sl29a9 s.
sss;sn. 2I,44s 81 l2t2ig 2d9ss? 4 l,o4O3 90
sandries.... sN 80 go y 22,s3o % l6 60 >.
s3ls3s 81 slsgO7 IS s477,6ea II ssO9zs7 70
Military to - 80 49,. 80
Alrl 3d.. 'ro|V ~ ''''0" ~
Tot.l...ss1e 3s % sleO1 9s ssI7 2ss Al s4oi271 Is
Increase..s i2.9)l - all6,Ol6 70
The Michigan Central Road earned the first week
in May,
1892. ...........................".
1885,. f9fsS
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wmAr.s TUE Ssn or r q. P x. sSs
osi tsn inc IN ons Of the arv,d professional Ne bus
s ts.oh you your fault. ava how to overcome th.%-
Essuas,ion., with g.ra , daily sAa sss 8tssssAk>
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Fop rgH WEEK FSDfsG TUESDAY May IA, iSbs.
,or.t RECEIPTS OF CATTLE ALL KINDS Yoh Thk WEES
According TO the reports from the severs msrketpsses 10
tho city there have been received this week;
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GAdyertisuen,.

CunaOt IT. q. OF THO AZ. \. IIIuuutt 70 PIT
tuaaod 81 shsed sto r-cogiton OF Ihe ise 90 - seaen
n tnc Srhr, o, Americap citizens, ana that ~ " nstlu
lien saranteed this eeaou any law OF any sS 'sse
corstAry notwit ss,snding /"
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EyERpEiL's WEDDING and IisitN'a CAkDs'
-, 49,, IN N. city Note Paper, Seals. MonoHsms,
49,, noeg ke No 500 broadway 70 ner Daanest
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Number reported this market a. Forty-fsarth street
3,i9S.
me prices TO-DAY ere quoted cal follows:
Fjr.t1nslity.......ll az Ordinary
Medum...............lrtd all
Some ertra good Beevss may be qnoed al ia ia lJe
Tie general average oil the market Ut Iic.
IA. most Of the fales range from lO}c. TO lie
Ircc. per head per pound. ~ different weights viii
- fopnd In account. OF sales OF sundry drovcs.
Tota Number Beeves received in the city this weeh
1,3IO.
I'M, is 40 head h.n last week and 28 head less
man The aversse Of sst year The average number At each
Wednesday market year O52 head while tire num-
her to-day being 34 shows $50 hesd less than the eyeIsgv
AID q head more than this day week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-13

% PnySoGNo,n.-A Private Clsss meet ever!
wEpx.sDAr and SATURDAY E'sSi""' ''' 'n'""'''
No. 500 BIosdr ay, st . sel9sa -Iii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-13

YESTERDAY was gala day mt BARNUMs.-
The display babies very fine TO-DAY alt the pfils
babies including tho hundred dollar prize beside ali ne
twins ttipets &C.. be Al the moe, besuusi
havs been selected and VIII present such gssxy Of nfsn
loyenes the world before looked upon Perform
snOss a, and a p. m.
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