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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Tho Cunard mail steamship Java, Captain Noodle will
leave New York on Wednesday for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close in this city at half past
nine o'clock In the morning.
The New YoRK Naturalization for Europe-w be
ready at eight O'Clock tomorrow morning
Single copies. in wrappers, rcady for mailing, six
cents.
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

The steamship Henry Chauncey, Captain Gray, will
leave this port ON Tuesday for Aspinwa.
The mails for Central America and the South Pacific
will close at half past ten O'Clock In the morning.
The New York characterization for the Pacific
be ready at hafpa nine O'Clock to- morning.
Single COPIES In wrappers ready for mailing six cents
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Hudson CITY.

suDDEs DANA German named Conrad Schwartz
empioyS In the poudretts factory was fosnd In
his bed at four O'Clock Sunday morning Coroner Han.
ley held an inquest, whom II ascertained the
died from cholera morbus Deceased has o family In
New York, whose residence Is not known He rented
sleeping apartment In the house whore no died, and
parties now in search Of the Whereabouts OF his
family
FATAL RAILROAD AccIDEHr.-A man named Richard
Weller was killed by locomotive while walking the
Morris and Essex Railroad Saturday afternoon near
the tunnel 1t Is said the had been habitualy in
toxcatcd An inquest held and the Jury exoneratod
the engineer from all blame In the occurrence.
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apparatus could not be got to work. crossing the track
o. the Erie Railroad the gate was only half raised and
the smoke stack was Knocked on BY striking against IT,
The damage will not be repaired under $3.50
DEADLY AssAuLE-Early on Sunday morning. as
Thomas Day and hts son Peter entering their house
In York street, they were violently assaulted by Patrick
Cannon, who struck the boy with brick making deep
cash In his face. When the father came to the boy
assistance he was struck with an axe ON the head by
Cannon. Mr. Days injuries are sorious and he lies in
dangerous state. The boy came of more safely A
warrant issued for tho arrest or Cannon who Il ID
alleged, had repeatedly threatened the Day family.
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In this year over 1885,. 527 293
CorFEy.-A moderately active demand prevailed al
about previous prices for all kinds. cargo Of Rio,
conrlsing $500 bags, 10 arrive from Hampton Roads,
OK Wavelet, sold ON private forms
ColToN dull Of SALE and holders generally de-
sirous Of realizing nj the current atcs and there
saliers than buyers al the annexed o'atious,
witch entirely nominal. The sales 800 bales
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> . Z. 49,. 2 49, 80 - -
nor the MOST RELIABLE FINANCIAL INFOR
y nation ace the NATIONAL JOURNAL or FfNANCEs
published by James N. rheps i'll Fulton street. Trade
supplied by the American News Company.
NJorfCR-oFrHcE or TIVE TRUSTEES or CRYpr.
Tors aud stockholders o. the Ohio aud Mississippi RAN
road Company Eastern division. IS Wall street,
NKw Yoxx, July 2, 1884
decree OF sale of the Circuit Court OF UntsI states
for the districts OF Ohio and Ind having ssned
ordering the sale OF the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad
divo- the 29 Of tenlh~r neat notice IL hereby
given that stock bonds claims VIII be received into the
trust after tho 18th of September next
ALLAN cAMFBELi. Chairman OF thu Trustees.
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INC foregoing exports III go, wont u France aud
], szi fss bales 70 England
The Business transacted a, tie Sub Treasury IN III
city to-day follows
Rccs'pis. :. 80. $40, 300 For customs sls2 o.e
raymsnts4...., a5sl $50 Gold aotes. 49,. ~. GOO
Balance. 800. ss, 75J, 50i.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

AcREs-S oLoMoN.--0n Monday, August 20. at Rose
Cottage, by the Rev. A. Amerman, w. H. ACRES. OF
Brooklyn NJ Y, to HELEN NJ. SOLOMON, Of Hackensack
New Jersey.
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of cotton, the receipts since september L. az all the
ports h,yc bon 1910 7J3 bale since tho eni ~ the
var, z, i5p, 367
rhe total exports sncs September | 1,5co $50
italics and the stock at the ports 3ii rs, hae-. The
m.vemanl al all tho p,rs siuCe September / compares
g.if.,ot0 "a l.ra a ra,.rteI
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Among the caures Of the high premium Of gold is the
heavy amount q our impcrtations from Europe Tie
Of these be Inferred from the following OH
report Of imports OF textile fabrcs from Eng
I.nd the six months Of the year NJ to June 90
which l. ~ follows:
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We learn from Washington that the Issue Of national
notes during last week fe93,5I3 max ng the
aggregate issue ssss, 03.775. No national banks
anizoi during the week. The securities held by
Treasurer spinner security FOR national banks
foiows:-
A. curity Tor circulating notes $500 G73 700
~ SECURITY Ter public deposits IL designated
deposit ares. 3s,455 500
Total SECS TO- 200
The subioncd table shows the number and circulation
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MARnLE. sAy1rLs, or TUE nKsr rINsu AND
siaoS " lHRRs marble Msnufaciv y 81 Flrs avenue.
neal - &c street New York
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A BuRxuANs FrRNrTrRF AMI BAG.Agf tx
p..s once lsWcsf Eleventh street. near sixth ave
rgsFnrninre famcs moved csty country t<rni 0re
psaof.ftcs packed aud shipped, fornsure stored
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rHE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY
Iiessurers 0nlce. 1f3 broadway, New York. August
rs 1876 =
$500 90 This company Offers for sale the remaining
ssh % the ~ 40 90 year per cont convertible
bonds hereofc authorized for the purpose Of rssrins
those issued IN 1864 upon the following terms viz Ninety
per cent OF the value In current funds with Interest
The bonds are ior $50 sn, n 90 and $1,000 registered
With interest coupons attached payable York
semi-annusly In November aud Nav OF each year.
o. II. PALMER Treasurer.
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NOR SALE-A CIGAR STORE, IN A GOOD LoCA-
II ton mus. 10 sold OF proprietor being
stefan music business Rent only $40 with
a nttached. Inquire at 23l Division street
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NEW YORs slOCs EXCHANGE.

MONDAY, Angus 20, 1898.
4 n. ~-ta.-rH.ttn a
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CoUTuFRS STOCKS. BONDS AND BANK NOTES
- Highest prices paid by EDWIN q. BELL. No. 20 Broad
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MARBLE nANTELs.

1SAEpI,tlzEp SLATE NANTELS--SCPgRIoR m
nj appesrance more durable. half the G. ma
yF STFwARr COS sirh svnue, between I0F,y ara and
1airly sixth streets
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nor sALE-THREE YEARS LEASE FIXTURES AND
IL s2gA worth of Stock in Shoe Store 3J4 Grand street.
or would take partner. Inquire In the store
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LNoR SALE-TIIE LEASE STOCK AND FIXTURES or
quor store with club attached: rent free with
licenses FOR particulars inquire 1855 West Twenty
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| LIOR sALE.-AN EXPRESS ROUTE, WITH GOOD Gus
toners, also large aud good mahogany Office Desk, AZ
1 81 First
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OFFICE or THE AMERICAN
ATLANTIC CABLE
TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
No. 70 New street aud 81 Broad street.

Books 81 subscription 10 limited number OF OF the
capital stock Of this will be opened 1T this cdlc-
Tuesday August q. from III A. NJ. to2rN aud viii be
closed the 2I'h Inst.
The route l. rpm New York bermuda via Cape Charles
Portugal
Capital stock s00ooO00 par value OF shares $40
Terms ~ Al the time Of subscription 20
info days and p per cent IN g. days thereafter.
u u estimated that only CD OF the value Of the
stock subscribed will DO called Tor
w. \. WORT.
II. NJ. DAYS. President
Treasurer.
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NOR sALE-LARGE LOT NEW AND SECOND HAND
Desks, ohice Railngs, Counters. showoascS sdec,sss
Drug Oyster Fixtures Stores and Offices
rented Apply JAMES HODGE, 81 Jane street, west q
Eighth
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U1OR sALE-THE STOCK AND FIXTURES CONTAINED
In the Grocery Carlton and rlatbush
Brooklyn with year. lease from May next Inquire
| he premises. NJ. =. VAIL.
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same time 1866 SIC 286 i2Ui3652 Ia0ii g0 Ills N
Coal Tho following is the amount OF coal In sen
forward by railroad and canal for the past week. sinc
January l. 1885, and for tho corresponding periods 4
lH05:-
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UOR SALIVA BUTCHER SHOT FIXTURES; Gool
II reason given IL Monroe street.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-25
uarLe,s-Repoyted by Teleeyaph.

CNGyEAIf, April 24-Flour firm at 81 l5dts. WHISKY
firm OF 81 - Provisions IImer Mess Pork so 80 Lard
lac Gold 1861.
CHICAGO April q Four active Wheat firm, at II 5l.d
81 y i0r no j. and sGSl 0l for No. Corn is steady, al
iCc tor 10 and i2 Gi3c for No Oats quiet 20
for No and 26d27c for No O. Provisions firm and active
Mess PORK s2G Lard lei l9c Hghwnes active at 81 q
Freghts unchanged; receipts 5000 bbs Flour $4,000 bush
Wheat III 600 bush Corn 1900 bush Oas shipments 2j0c
bush. Wheat $3.50 bb Flour 0 coo bush Corn, % Geo bush
Oats.
MmwAuKEE April 24.-Four firm q 81 80 foF Double IA
Wheat active at 81 5J9 53t for No l. Oats tim al
3a.c Recoptsl,etO bbs Flour 90 COO bush. Wheat 1900
bush. Cats. Shipnents500 bbls. Flour, 5000 bnsb.
Wheat.
PnmADEIrHIA, April 2-Petroeum active sales Q.
Grade az 2 G2ic; Refined in bond 39c Refined Free OF
e sd62e. Flour quiet and slow of sale but prices are nna
tered Good Red Wheat at 81 iOQs2 J0 Choice do at a. 90
White at g 0G 81 90 Corn quet sales of Yellow az e.
ec Cotton Quet sales at 3c Coffee dull sales Of Rio at
lsd2Oc gold. Provisions firm; Mess Pork at en- Lard al
l9!c Whisky dull sales Of Pennsylvania at e. 2s@s2 @3;
Ohio at e. o.
BALTWORE April 24.--Flour firm; stock iglt. Wheat
steady sales of Red at s26jds2 TO- Corn FIRM salcs of
White e9a9Oc.; Yellow at csc. Oats dale sales et SOC
Sugar dull Coffee dull Lard firm sales at l9Qls5c Whfky
New-York tribune., 1866-04-25

r.r, S----,. q, -rffYof ~
ccscbed IN friendly terms a.. txrressts IN q general
vav. q wish for the Yroec rga,loa of Tca,c.
tGclero from f1acuc states that, should war break
out, the ez.Emp6roI Ferdinand vii leaye tLat city.
Rmnors are current here that an ue h'e-houn .dS
notes are to be called ~, and TO be replaced 10y Government
notes of the same value. .
It's rumored that dispatch has just been sent TO Count
Ka-oyi the Austrian representative al Berlin m reply 70
The last note Of Count Bsmark Austria il is stated, re-
crates the demand contained IL her note OF tie 3st ut
and expresses the hope that Prussia will give explanations
as relative the meaning of her waTke repa-
raons as those afforded by Austria with regard to tie pre-
tended Capitalization OF her troops.
Tie Times Vienna correspondent says: Last Satur-
dv Austria cent categorical dispatch to Berlin ~ rh'ct
Ct RsTooyE ;s ctarged ,rih tariug dcclared c0r ruth
AUSTRIA Ia BE- inecitQtlc, and II affirmed that the Austrian
alnaments bspe been carried by that declaration Count
Bismark also charged with intriguing in Italy against
Austria The Imperial Government requires the demoTa
izaon Of the Prussan army.
The Vienna DEBATE states that Austria is about to de-
cline continuing negotiations with Prussia uDt the latter
power ceases 10 mobilize her troops.
The Prse saws the Austrian reply to the las, PfussiSh
note paOok of the character Of an uumatuln, IPodS
ing Prussia with the provocative Language OF Lei uIs.
patches and with her intngUes with Italy In tne e.ent
Of an unsatisfactory reply Austria would lmmediaeiy
brng forward motion in the Federal Dlet ioI Raelng
the Federal Army on war footing.
The MoyertOst says that confidential reply ir0m
Austria demands the disarmament OF Prussia
A telegram from Berlin of April says Count Bsmark
intends TO propose the eonyoeatl0D Of German Para'
ment ,,
The Nord Deutsche Zetane states that Prussia will
adopt Of repnsa against Austrian SUBJECTS low
travelling in Prussia.
Count Karoleyi presented note from the Austrian Coy
eminent 10 Count Bsmark in which Austria demands
that Prussia should discontinue the armaments ordered
on the 2Sth ult 1t adds that Austria has not TO dsarm
having made 10 aanents The tone Of The Lote il hot
conciliatory.
The Bavaran Government have addressed Austria and
Prussia beseechng them avoid all hostile measures TO
ward each other.
The Independence Bege states positively that after
correspondence between the Gar and the King OF Prussia
the car sent Gen. Richter 10 VesHa To call aPoa Ausid
10 disdFDl
It's believed that the Intervention of Russia may pre-
vent any further complication.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-25
Arrived.

Me- Nls's Nor So,S@ % A:Ie 3 en-. md OF NJ sGsSIos; s5 9;
T ri Nsy 49, .eeln. 1a ~; ~ Q" MY
se.n A,as a MsysI Brrmsg % s' , sGuthsossg % % ,i,e m
pisssse lat So lon % o. passed
aa 81 Is & s:ed c0aaSd saraer bound T. The "a, tseo
ss1 s & s sd tps i'ie a. is Bsss s.ysar 70 lo win
mde aui rs to yn;''or Fox Co Astoyawsy nsaes hott
Mcuowe Jumped overheard on Barnegat ard pale under the
w,s w.. g. .s, io5n,r Pess..s 9. IN ,. s'@1n pa.
to ATlpE Leay Had southey wnd' ard mach o dunfg ht
s,s.mhp Iiarer Rogers. houis with l.
strau Quinn, Savannah, day. tans',
si,anp Missouri Lov,lsud Savannah boa, and
srsnl y,eran St,nnsrd Moehesd City c. - houn
steamship wsshnyio1 Chicleer Wilmington N c. 9days with
baA Dh tof sea'For Gl.ey sssea day. With ,.eef %
Mat targer ssd IN 90 with seh Commodore Daponh o
la. Con rp.g syf 0a''ron ,n'ord sasos' days with
ihs Br Barnard gof Philadelphia coOs Saga day with
B. toriiS tof wnd.c n s. Dexter. cenflesc' day,
Bs Mycn1s (of Ellsworth Higgins cienueso 70 day. with
Be Isabella Iwe, of Bansor Smith, cSidena ]? dy with
m9a,e. to R r Bgsk , Co. c...u t.. n ..ss
Co Passed Ajer Jan A. Cape Of Good Hoe March
Brr Florence ef Walton y 81 Jaeob' Ponce, r. 70 DAY,
with .ussr 2 Pension Co Sailed in CO. with tTs Mary
sch Nay queen Barnett Of Bermuda dsyt with
slt MAY Louisa Hamilton ss,us 10 dy' With ,esI to @.ss
hos,uy, Gc TO j. W. Cunier Len IN pooEs william Tor Nt"
sesr orro. Thompson, Beypor fla, april E aud Key Wet
/ ith. cedar timber o f. Faber
sehr A. D. Seu somers Wilmington N. e. days, with naval
10
srh (of Newayen) Davis, Cienoegos 10 deys with
sugar. Sc. 20 J. H. Woodholse.
Schr w Capener Bosonl, Mcfarland Nruvtss n dass
with snsT Sc Miller liourton Lett brig Kodiak io New
oldug ,crs Alice Gray Bangor sud Ocean Ranger dis
charging
sah Sisters Davis, rdianoa March rs with otoa
+.
SIN L. Watson Wells, Jacssorv'e day With 'outsr to
Thompson Hunter
seh T. Cew,cn, Coombs Jacksonville days with cotton
Miller 6 10 rhton.
Scht SMITH, Arr!esou, Wilmington, N c, days With
10 Jonas Smith
scbr Meui Bsdel Alelschco dsys with
moscL
Sehr r. A. Daily. -. New London, stone.
scLT. ll. Nichols, Grown. Maryland.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-25
HuuHaYY.

telegram from Pesth Of April says; The Committee
of the Hungarian Diet affairs common 10 Hungary
aud Croatia has resolved that the Transyyana Deputies
shall take part in the veTteaton Of the supplementary
elections which have recently taken place
The Commission intrusted with the task Of drawing up
programme of reforms has resolved that eight commit
tees shall be constituted for the following purposes
For the consideration Of Transyvena questions
For drawing up general rules aud standing orders Of
Parliamentary proceedings
For examining the municipal laws.
For the elaboration Of code Of laws for the and
eOmmunes.
For discussing questions relating to public worship,
rational economy aud public institutions
Each Of these committees in drawing mp its report is
TO keep in view the the prospective appointment Of
special and responsible minister for the branch Of admin
istIaton with which il is concerned.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-25
Passengers Arrived.

FOR BREMEN AND soUTHAMPoNu slesntLiE AreriesT ~
Bobma1u f. epeer r. Won ossow, }. NJ Bechneide !"
T. Meier Ernst Hoke Nj and Mrs A. Baxter Kothe Borne
r. Blherne, Edward Koch Bertha kroe A. bdges tD'
family A. ku,nuf. 2l9 I'd cabin, and 40 IN seerage
FROM sAVANNAH-ln Stesmiip u. Livngston-P a. tart.l
Mrs J. T. Pa:tee and T.. A. Rohen T. F. Paner NJ F,b.t
II. r. Hoenbsch. ~ d. Wels q. T. freeman, Lieut. change b.
In,yrence Me- ] A. sullivan Miss j. Gould Miss Hunter w
caldwell j. y. Sears Miss Hanible, Ives NoIthoase
Mons Joru Leary j. 4. Collins II. A. Tophsm T. IL Wsrd u
shelter Park }. b. Manning Miss Melgsn, w Muisan q
Park M.s Bunhard, w r. Morrill,, w p Russ, LMlgan geo
IuilIi r. A. kellogg. Is. Wolf Eliza Armstrong g. " rowe
MyEhy, N NJ Crocker M w G. O, gs and ehid NJ sna M fi
J. H. Coly Wn Whittier, Mrs. w whittier MISS A
Wher Nrs. Cauhed and da ghte MI. Brooks aud child NJ
Ffo gon Sir Conder Mr. Jewe Mr. Sawyer Nj D0ucherty
H. MucA Mrs Leucon = X: Petit Geo Wilson A. Doyle Jno
endton Lieut. Smith W. Horton, O. Caden and u seoiae'
also. companies Of the llth Maine Vols . = .,
IN Steamship Ssragosa-D H. Jacqnos r. J. Clemson, hrs 7
Wauer Mrs N Warner Mr. and Mrs James Montgomery Ms
Moalon M aud lIrs J. Kmse and chid D. Minor b. kSo
SON : Icle O. A. Simous Mrs Elddge, DR.. w O. Oyer W.
Kay Lersvch Jas Openshaw, j. W. WEIGH c. Roger Dr.
Bur.on, j. ". Tucker, aud others in the steerase
Steamship Nssouri-F. ~ Benton u. wilton, g. fGtten j. y
Farley f. Alison Ledyard w y. White, Geo Robertson
Godng " Dell Ms. Dsveess1 +. d. Ccfdef Mr. and D lSs
B Wfirht Mr. Stewart. snd 70 ia teernge 80 .
FROM ST DOMlSGO-ln schr Cen Cezneo1-A. o. Marcia r
SaGcl,z. 1. btAife. o. T.. FLORES.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-25
Victoria and New.Zenlnud.

telegram from Melboune of Feb "a says: TIE elec-
tons have resulted in large majority for the Ministry.
On opening Parliament the 18th the Governor stated
that the Tariff bill would be submitted 10 them immeda
tey He also announced that the Colonial deienses
TO be commenced and that mint about to be es-
abshed The financial statement showed total revenue
of f3 900 600. The shipments Of gold during the month
amount togo 900 for England and 5000 or for India
Intelg gence from New Zealand describes Gen. Cbutcs
expedition Taranak complete success. His forces
followed closely upon the natives and marched through
the forest Mount Egmon from TO in 10 days
Several fortified pabs have been captured 10 which but
little importance is attached. The country generally is
now settled.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-25
The Fedora! Diet.

An extraordinary sitting of the Federal Diet was con-
vened on April g. at the request of Prussia who, IT IS ex
pccted will bring forward proposition for the assembling
OF German Parliament ~
At the special sitting the Pussan representative made
the following propositions: .,.-,,-
That assembly should be convened OF members directly
elected throughout Germany by universal suffrage IN order TO
receive proposals. 10 be laid before the German GoyeTnmen
for reform Of the Federal Constitution.
H. That negotiations should in the meantime take place De
tween the various Governments TO settle the above proposals
motion brought forward by the Austrian representative
as President Of the Diet demanding the immediate commune
cation the Federal Governments Of tie Prussian uoqp,
was agreed 10. ,
New-York tribune., 1866-04-25
aGEPPlNG INTELLIGENCE.
FORT or NEW-YORB.,.....Apri a.


Sissns G1lsIs Csc Boston, Neptune sealAsmp Cc"bW5'
st.an.sT Mari. Gur4y, Phi adripAs .
Ialk f,Iel,c Smith. Ioustantnope Bacon q hat'L -.
lar ot,. .fl 1icmI London Fnnch Msncse "t1ot
In. lmr, 4,dor ttrl Powers. p.rnanbdco o. :. Colt
Fafs Thomas tBr Peterson Gsrdena Spence, Montague 70
rsls Emily tBEl Doogasi. Noncyceo v Savannah o. B. VIM
:, .,,..-,c.
Ire n ". Mc;csL Payso,. Mltanzss N"tcehS DancaI, =
Bn r. Bel tBT Barnard, 81 stephen ~ f. hiI.5 ho-eh
AM
Fhg LIZ, ayaer (Br Pennington, Port hedwoy n - MD'r
i lsi.i'nu.
IA. Isabella tBrl Morgsa Pera, u. Coming son
Tfig &. T. Glnh. Gardner tadik. Miller q hol3ntou
Big D. 4lCwbdgo Lyon DeueIara. Uanlol IIo" Ui4ebt.
Slf Active. Calhoun lldisn River. Fla. Nitham Ogive
Schr. g. T. Rntia ard soper Pensacola. J. q. oageE -
Shr iran eIch Taylor Green Turtle Cay W J. ia sts
scLr. Amanda Powers. Bullock EeGthera, 4 laershsn
schf. Nasia. nieglil, lusgua, j y T. Peafsal
Str Village lren -aeTo baltimore Bentley, smith 20.
sc4r. Amcnea. Reynolds. Providence. Geo y suanehan
StLf. iy Fourth. shaw, Savannah, Hoyosc \ Nlfuy
scar. Wssuta Hawkins. Beaufort Thomas a Holmes
s,.r Atwasl Ntu,r, hat.od Racket. IooAof tayicf
s.hf. n kf.rp. S-cke't stunlord . . - No., =,
Erf iBrl crosby Windsor, y = u r. DeNoia 20
s..f. G A. Be-ur Eea.e, Ssyannsh, foang q toNsb.
ser Is.ap Brower Eeuilsrs.
sttf. Emma O., Nshbcr. BaIOaioss, j. NsS.us u Sea
soor llaTyeft, Corwin, trisio, Geo " srsnahan
New-York tribune., 1866-04-25
n uglanl. .

Tho At.ca aI5iyCd at Queenstown at 1880 a. H. on
Monday, AlIN@ ,o
The 6ue5n ron New-YoIk arrived al Lyefrool April g.
The J. s. Hams hom Mobile, arrived OF Liverpool
Afnls
The Patrick Henry, from Liverpool TO New-Ycrk, was
lowed into Queenstown very oaky "GT DlLs asLcIe ID
ilo t0rbor and has been teachod IN sinking state.
dispatch from Poole of April says; man named
Martin Markham has been picked up OF plank, after
leng IN The water several hours. BE belonged to the
Ese from Now-York fox Bremen with cargo OF tobacco
Fgar cheese ard copper and of Portland the Elise was
Iun into ty screwsteameT. She Immediately went down
n al tie rest Of the consisting OF the msser his
VIE, mate, carpenter, three seanen and boz. The
steamer cd not stop 10 render assistahce.
THR RlNDERPEsr.
IN TIC House Of Commons, on Monday, Apnl y, sir
G. Grey stated that by an order Council the operation
f The clauses Of the Cattle Disease act relating TO the
saugtter Of cattle ana corporation would be extended
H. Nay 10.
The Hovse then went into Committee Of supply, aqq
votes for Public Buildings TO the amount Of were
Tho reinforcement Of the vote Of Gl6OOO for the Patent
&Co moved by Nj BoTl. After some discussion, the
sote was agreed 10.
ROYAL MARRIAGE
Tie I.mos says: ave have mach pleasure in announe-
irg tla a marriage IS atou 20 take place between Her
Ecyal Hehness the Princess Mary Of Cambridge and His
RoJal Hghnoss tie Prince de 1eok, s0l If the Duke
Alexander of WurteMbuTg.
BANQUET TO Mr. PEABODY.
TIE influential London merchants intend giving
ilDque, to MI Peabody before his departure foI America
Tie United States corvette CanaQdaigua aInyed at
eetbampton Apnl9.