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TsLEcaApHlC t,aaKET REPORTS.

PHILADELPHIA. April IL. 1857
Stocks duh Pennsylvania Gvcs o3: Morris Canal Is;
Philadelphia and Erie RAILROAD. Isl Reading Railrs adj 4s5.
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad, o5s.. Gold 1886 Sight Exchange
on New York at par Flour du Northwestern extra,
$i 80: State SIS Wheat scarce; state red - 70;
California red So 40 Rye, al w. Corn-A declining ten
cncy sales 1900 bushels yellow at 81 ga 81 "a Oats tend
Downward sales nj 5oc Sugar sales OF Cuba ct Iuc
Whskeytonraband at 81 o. Petroleum quiet; sales Of
refined ut Dc
BALTIMORE. April 49, 1857.
Cotton qulc sales Of mdding Georgia at &c. and mid
ding npands al &c a2sc. Coffee hrm stock ight SAFES
100 bags OF Rio, In bond at l29c. gold Flour steady;
Villa Winter and AZ "a ss ~ roy rad Pennsylvania
Corn 81 20 81 60 for fall white, and 81 % for yellow
Oats advanced c sales at 4c 6c Glover seedA retail
demand chiefly and steady 1T el2 25a Ss 75 Sugar firm
Provisions dull; bnk shoulders, &C. 9fc: Sides lie a
l24c. Lard 3c. ISA. Bacon shoulders l04c- l0zc;
sides, l2c. l2l4c. for rib.
Flour unchanged. Sales 200 9bls, at $l3 30 for No
spring. $4 so for red winer SO 80 for white and SIG 81
double extra Wheat quiet without material change: Corn
nominal at 81 y 81 "a for No. Oats 71c for Western
Barley quiet Rye held 81 40 for Canadian.
Peas selling ~ small lots at q Y for Gnadan Mn.
$50 aud mddinRs S37 S3s ton, Railroad frcIghts
Flour 10 Boston, S0 TO New York, 6Oc; 70 Albany and
ueetn
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Mining shares were dull Al the first board Con sodaed
Gregory Gold closed l0c lower than al the same time
yesterday, selling at 50; Corydon 2oc selling at s5
Columbian Gold and silver was Sc higher, selling at
SO so At the second board Alameda Silver sold at IS so
Consolidated Gregory Gold, 50; American Flag, Soc !;
Quartz Hill, - As; Davidson Copper, 81 4o
In relation TO the recent monetary commo,ion in
Richmond a local journal remarks:--
The fears Of o monetary panic in Richmond reported
Yesterday arose from the fact that during the of
the Legislature certain officers OF the banks OF that city
which depositares OF the public moneys attempted
70 create the impression that Inc act Of the Logslaure
providing for the payment OF the interest tho public
debt could not be executed, and that any movement
money deposited would preuipitato a financial crash
The action of the dry goods firm OF ClaGn Co. of New
York, In evyng upon the goods OF Steonbook Co.. the
lergcst dry goods house In Richmond has created great
excitement In the latter city. The Richmond papers say
II this system is generally adopted By tue North on cred
tors 10 will marguerite fearful panic among the busi-
OF the South.
The London Stock Exchange has seconded the action
OF tho Confederate bondholders In evying contribution
Of sixteenth per upon the bonds in order to
strengthen the hands Of the committee by subscribing TO
the following declaratson;--
Tho undersigned, dealers In Confederate cotton bonds
give notice that all transactions with them In the above
stock after the 10th March must DO for bonds bearing
tho committees stamp Of one-sixtecnth psr cent
The return OF tho Bank OF France for the week ending
March 2s shows tho following changes Increase
and bullion, 900; bills discounted, CSC ooo gov
eminent deposits fS2 notes in circulation ego 900;
private deposits s333, 500 Observation-Disclosures G27 600
The chief feature the continued increase in the coin
and bullion the total stock OF which is now no less than
G3oa57, 700.
The bullion In the Bank OF Holland n the latter mart
OF March was above any amount held during the past
ten ycars II between $1,000 600 and ss ooo ooo
who tho usual sum is below f4,o0oooo A no time
within recollection has the discount rate OF the Bank Of
Holland boon lower than per cent but ays the Lon.
don Times Of she 10th ut) the probability OF reduo-
zion 70 az seems now 70 be entertained.
me following NSss w ntse for moasv 10 the leading
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HoxIclpr n yrryrRsos BAsaAcxs -The examination Of

HOMICIDE AT JEFFERSON BARRACKS Tho examination OF
Capt Henry N. Hene charged with homicide in the kill,
Ing OF private soldier OF his battery named John Mullen
on The 9Th OF last IN ,h was commenced in tho Court
Of Criminal Correction yesterday The facts OF the hom
eide briefly these: bad been lighting with
recruit and the disturbance being reported TO Cap
tain aeine that officer sent order TO Mullen to come
TO his quarters Mullen refused 10 obey the order and
Captain Menel angered at the INSTRUMENTATION OF the
soldier proceeded to the quarters OF the offender and
struck him three blows with his fist, knocking him
down a, each blow, and killing him ia few minutes
the Coroner Spegelhacr, and requested him TO
hold an Inquest the bodyS louis DeDora April @.
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css on the CouBent al the Alest advice Paris s.
asx-x; Vienna, -; Berlin, SIX; Frankfort
sx-s; Amsterdam. SIX Turi-a, 30; Brussels,
SIX; Madrid, 90; HsnburS, ok; St Pssss-
burg, $50 ~
The rates Of discount at che different monetary centres
Of Europe varied suddsnly and largely during lsee Al
Hamburg there wee no fewer than thrtyone changes
In tho time mentioned In Amsterdam the year opened
with six per cent as The Of discounts after running
Around Of remarkable variation It ended the year a. ~
Frankfort began the year at and ended II at "a.
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posr Of NEW Yoax APRIL 10. 1867.


Cleared.
Steamship City Of Antwerp (Br), Mrehouse LiverpooJ
q Dale.
steam hip City Of Dublin OBI, Eynon, Lverpool-J O
Dale. -
slcamship Virginia tBr), Prowsc, Iiverpoo--Na,sonal
Steam Navigation Co.
Steamship Beliona tBr). Dixon, London-lIowland A.
pinwal.
Steamship Ottawa tBr), Archer, Antwerp-Mnier A Co
Steamship Fah-kee, Stirling 81 Jago de Cuba-waydell
Co.
steamship General Meade, SAMPSON New orcans-n d
Cromwell & 90.
Alien. y
Co.
Steamship saragosss. Crowci, Charleston-A Leary
Steamship El Gid. Hobart Newbcrn. NC-C 0oodspced
steamship Eiagsrs Biakeman, Norfolk, CITY Point aud
Richmoud--N Il MoCreadv 4 90
Steamship Washington Chichester Norfolk CITY Point
and Richmond-J Hand -
steamship John Gibson. Fuller, Washington, po-smi,h
Brown. -
Steamship Norfolk, Vance Alesandra--J Hand.
Gteamship frnucontA Sherwood Porfland--J Amca
Steamship Nereus. ncarse, Boson-w r Olyde.
Steamship wamsvtsA Fish. New Hsdfoys-Persssos .
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Court or SPECIAL SESSIONS.

Before Justices Bowling and Kelly
In this court yesterday the business was particularly
heavy and protracted although Of the charges wcr
Of any general importance whatever The calendar,
which was no. got through with until nearly one O'Clock
eu,s,ned forty distinct cases. Of which nine were for
Sswauls and battery one, picking pockets; fourteen,
.,ssit Isrceny: two cruelty TO animals; five, violation
"a The Health law one keeping dsorderly house i've,
violation Of the Excise law, and three suspended from
IT THR HxCIER CASES
we're disposed Of by dismissing the complaints against
harjes Killer 332 Ninth street. Louis Belton 70 Canal
strest and John Butener rs Rose street. and imposing
nn6 OF $50 on Margaret Reth - Broome street. very
,oor woman who appeared in court nursing her little
baby The police authorities unable 20 give any
direct testimony against her, but produced woman, an
informes who swore that from little chest IN Aarga
Yhis testimony she convicted, and being sDable
Ray the hne was sent 70 the Pententiayy -es
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Pn,LApm.rnA. April 10,

Ph,LADmrHA. April 49, 1867
Major Field Of the Marine corps, recently tried by
court martial at the Philadelphia Navy Yard, publishes
card stating that the case 'has assumed and
expected phase oc the members Of tho court has
been reported FOR ungsntemAnly behavior while on
duty monber OF the court, and charges are being
prepared against the Judge Advocate aud members Of
the for scandalos conduct tending 10 tho destruc
ton Of good morals and neglect OF duty"
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The foreign exchange market quiet ana rates
nominal as usual on SATURDAY. Bankers bills Eng
land at sixty days, quoted at 109is ~ at three
days, 1904 1loii Commercial bills, los 1881.
Francs, at sixty days. 6,e4 52o a. three days. l37
a517h Bills on Berlin, 7lsi ~; on Bremen. 7si5 a
70; on Frankfort, 4oas Al; on Amsterdam, 4o+ Al
on Hamburg, 35ts S8k; on Antwerp, 52l11 5.1ssl.
American securities we're arm In London to-day The
quotations being ne undcr.-
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sUanoGATs's COURT
Before Surrogate veeder.

Before Surrogate veeder
me wills OF the following named persons, deceased,
vsrc admitted TO probate In the Kings county Surro
gaae's Court during the past week Michael Walsh
Dsae Justice Of the Peace First dstriot Gabriel Moz
xsnnd Wolf, Catharine Blanchard, barbara Mehl-all
~ ths city Of Brooklyn
Letters OF administration granted on the estates
~ Charloe A. Haxleton, Joseph Schlichter, Edward
0uTee Lewis Il Price, Frank Krastel, William Jones.
Gertrude 6hearer Alicia Cornwail--all Of BROOKLYN.
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THE oU1Is.


NE WIN u ths following deceased persons have been
pAnilted V rsobAse during the past week Thomas
s2&nssnes, Philip Reynolds William H. ssinemees
Aishasa Hartshorne, Washington Hunt Carl kaeokerl
1aspAs Narcnart Herman sern Isaac Pincknoy, Ed
ward r Smith, Peter oReify, Adoph Adams. -
failovina estates Daley John Gavan, john W.
Serrcn John T. Vanderbilt, Mary Gilien, Joseph kis
sGsrrv puddendek Peter Caburg, James Enwrght, Ann
:. n niSS. Thomas Knuttel Catharine Katcn Sarah l.
4 ToWpsend Babeste Goldsmith James McCaniey, ItSs
: = 41ee George f. Woodward, Francis J. Hirsch,
G6arles lcD Nugea James Van Buskirk, Frank Page
4 xar,tson i Robinson,
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BROOKLYN COURTS.
yM1ED STATES cOMmlsaoKfRs couaY.
The Whislxey Frauds.

Before Commissioners Jones and Newton.
me Of Thomas McCarty, who was charged with
saving owned Illicit dstilley, mp again before
nhnmissSoner Jones yesterday morning McCarty was
1pharged, the Commissioners did not deem the EVIL
aGlSOo elected strong enough 10 hold him.
me case Of Charles McTamany, charged with similar
sAbpce, up before Commissioner Newton, and was
adjourned until the 22d instant There were NO other
aeeso before tha court yesterday.
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Brooklyn Acadeny Of Dessn, iass evening dshvsssd
lecture al the Brooklyn Institute on the "sshsass q
Aren The audience was large and appreciatve and the
lecture was thoroughly popular ona The speaker,
after some routine romarkA proceeded 70 NJ demonstra
ton Of the analogy existing between music and paint
ING ana kept his hearers Interested for . long time.
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The gold market rather dull and heavy, aud, after
opening at 1885, declined to 1885, with tho closing
actions at l35X Tho supply OF coin for delivery was
easy and loans made at rates varying from three
per cent for carrying a2 per cent for borrowing The
shipments Of specie by this days steamers aggregated
Sl03,s0o Of which the Arago took about $4,000 and
the City Of Antwerp $1,000
The daily range of me market during the week thus
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MrxsESAroS IN LOUISIANA. Tho New Orleans jour
OF white who had appeared that city with
negro lovers whom they wished TO marry They came
from Baton Rouge, disguised in male attire, on The
steamer r. Lee, having eoped with their lovers on
horseback, riding behind ca croapG The Bee says
The girls Of fair appearance, and in proper garb
would be considered rather good looking. They
were brought before the Chief OF Police
last evening and made statements Of their
cases substantially a. follows - Mary Glover
or Tenne6eld who 10 about eighteen years old. states
that whom quite young she taken from the Orphans
ASYLUM In Baton Rouge. She has seen Peter Edes, the
black man. several years In the house OF Dr. Glover
where she was educated and In every way treated
member Of tho family She has known him more init.
mately about two years loves him she docs her lfc
and does not doubt that he returns her affection She
was born and raised In Baton Rouge parish The other
girl Martha Long, who Is about nineteen years old,
states that she also born In the came parish sho
half orphan, her mother being dead. Her father 10
poor farmer, Benjamin Long, living on the Comite
road The mulato man, Ben Lyons has Tor about four
years been employed ~ laborer on her fathers place.
where she has known him rather intimately about Two
Year, OF the time and the 2Ah Of August ssst sue
ne9 AChld- Her father made Ben leave and take tho
ehid With him. She had from the hrsf Intended 70
marry him when opportunity offered. Mary Glover, or
Denneneid lived about mile and half from her ana
On At fnursdsy they took passage together on the
= lee Iher common desire was 10 marry these men,
so .ney understood their respordbilitics In deter
mhlnq 70 cant Their fortunes with he class 70 which
peu )ntepOeo pnaDAe0e belVnsed.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

HrSr-BaxTsR. On Thursday, April II, by Rev.
Samuel N. Has.ins. ID. d. Of 81 Mark Chapel, Brook.
lyD. H. D., Mt the residence Of tho BRIDES uncle r. A..
Durivagc, ESD, 326 West Thirty second street Now
York, Mr. JAsvgR C. hUAr 10 Miss A. Rosa BAXTER both
o. Brooklyn, N. Y.
MACK--SnJSHAnDT.-Un Tuesday, April o. by the
Rev. Dr. s. Adler, ALEXANDER M.cK eldest son OF Jacob
Mack, ESQ., to Miss SARAH SrESHARpT second daughter
OF Scig Steinhardt. Esq all OF this city. No cards
MAIrISr-W EsrspvE,r On Wednesday evening, April
TO- the Forty-sixth street Baptist Church, by the
Rev. Dr. Armiiage, EpMUHD H. MAguNE to MARIANA,
daughter Of Cornelius r. Wcstervelt, all Of this city
NKwsoRr-HULI.-- Grace Church, Baltimore, on
Thursday, April II, By the Rev. Dr. Mahan, JoHS f.
NrwroaT OF Philadelphia, to JULIA, eldest daughter OF
Rober. Hull Of Baltimore
SaIrH-scoUGA--On Friday evening, April l., at the
residence Of the brides incc by the Rev John Brash,
WILLIAM Luck SMITH EiHAGf 3LsR So0U6AL-
Ayrshire papers please spy
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S HIP PIN q NE w S

Yoag-rnn DAT
suS ............. ~ morn O5
Sun sErs........,..... 50 man morn 4 %
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Birth.

Birth.
TRusr.-On Tuesday morning, April Q, at No. Beach
street. Martha the wife Of Dr. j. w. Trust Gouraudl Of
son.
10 trinmphc, Iol paan
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put into Waterford. ], 2sih ur leaky.
ss from {, a. New orcsn. 70, ssrpooL
the cast bank Of The Mississippi river.
.sssss ss w ss ~ S'ana for
Antwerp spoken March no MAKING ss sS
nearest port.
BARK Dawn NIcHoIs COMBS from Ponce, PR, for New
York wa spered seen ashore sn c:pe oIc 18Th p
n w ser % s non Vmee mar r H Eer s
Ponce March make mention q IL but gives The loss q
bark Eneas as before reportcd.l
ces from s GSha ~ r ysn before AZ .ss s
M VIII e box sh9os s q the "a S tel s
running inning and 1 Soaang lie ssp rh q n
wac n fE he s cabin w wss sp
S %as s' he ss d i nc ss ssi .ss ass
ssmporasy reprs and tho crew 81 sc pumps nrs -
s avn ali sSS e bsssca II e cabin rss on
s sSf s' q e hs sS deck paf
c c yes so Was nG Time
..g s s s wS sss.
he blown away and The vessel became en-.
w work a. tho ppmp suffering severely
from want Of water Remanel "a III, condition. up . ne
ou ON asssuae wn Ter me- bolts and took
ssrS q sssT. ne s,sa 9.s;
ro @ S bark sa aU.s s "a e p a.
ssa ssr. S' on ss ss s srr
BRe HowAnp (of 81 John, NEl from Trinidad Cuba FOR
Tondon before reported Halifax Distress struck
by heavy sea on tho d ult "a the Gulf Stream, and lost
her fore aud main topalass bowspr &C. The American
sciooner Simmons, Charleston for baltimore,
was fallen with by tho Howard, and a. tho American
s Ss crew. css and IN oroas ssas sfas
BRc Nno lBr) Kclln, from New Orleans for Barcelcna
before reported put Into Phadsiphia In DISTRESS bad lost
part OF deck load aud both topmasts. VI
~ . HIM. brig s Ssss sf% oS NJ @ was
Sons JAMS: Psos Denspsn from New Orleans n for
total loss. Part Of tho sived (Tho built
in BaitImore In 1861 ~ tons burhcn, and owned By
Martin A % and others Of Baltimore) NJ
srHa II Il BEIr--The cargo OF the schr Horace Bell
Bnroll Manganlla for New York, which put into
Nassau IN Distress VIII be forwarded By brig Trten and
schr Albert Treat. 3. a ~
Sour II y BARSrs tof HarYcb). pcanc (rnn down by
schr iIcronA was from Nyork fof New Bedford riSA
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WoEEING BUtIs have ono Of
Emcr,'s en'llcss chain power, 90 drive my
hay cEiter. Ny ball - an Allrrnev. two
years Oh. weighing a little over 90
pounds. put on The brake and lad hin
led into the power. where be hal \ small
feed % oats given him. While b. ate fhese
be was crconed and ~arrssc,l Then.
~hile be wss eating. The break was Stacked
a hule. and a. the floor moved doun.
(sioSly. 80 a. nOi 20 alarm HIM. be step
ped Up 20 keep his muzzie Al the oats A.
the fourth lesson. a. walked an bour. and
cut hay enough 20 last ny stock-sor1e
eighteen bead in all-tvo or three days.
We have not had the slightest irouble.
AM 50 much does be appear % ike the
exercise. and the pleasant r,ncnlbtsncc oi
the reward q good behavior. that shall
not be surprised e.. when De- happens 20
ind the door open. Dc should 20 in ard
% run Tie machine on las own account.
intend 20 pat up circular saw and lei
him cut my hre-wood.
Nov for tie advantages TIE par-rcr.
ing and cou6nement Which makes horss
run aEav. vii in time. mske bell devil
ish. The work ] give him rcqaircs 20
harvesting D. j. only an hours wsik up .
hIil q IS elevation II gives him an OR.
lei ior his suPerhuous spirits. u keep. hiiu
=" iu hand and gcnflc. q wears avay fhs
growth of bis boot. develops 81. musrl,
and improves his heaith. Have no, q rigli
90 expect my bard 10 be bsnehiiod ~ sach
management ihoughi 90 before knew
Pref Agassiz's opinion.
LCor. County Gentleman.
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A-s,-,a. NJ. Me-. Io,A ise7.


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rr ilei fn faaf flrrcfta. as rrsrt o. 49, frrsr.
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tasr hrFu roua ~ vruu~r cf 90 tr.r 1874
s1t.Ierl FL rarhruf p~rr-iacsl ausrks 81 C-r.rrk
nnsftrf ~. stfarE fctri.r aasnfar1s. Fr.i~uf s--
ts-arusfr.l af ~ hal-r --l,i.rta. af fhr rss...
ef ~ hsa1. sroorTaasrt. ia fhr Orr srarr.. d,
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af ~ altsck ruiul ai aai t1aatF. Ih-s~ arr.rk.
pre-.urcd usa-i dr-ffs-sfag sF-r-s af heafsrh-
orfufftur I-liairai.s 0s~h t-s- g. Frrsst rar,
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seedcorr

In the Co. Gent. Of Dee. 8. J. W Sulioi
Of Kent. Ohio. asks: .. Doss any one
know Watcher the end grain. On an car OF
corn should be planted or reiecteds-
The above has been debated question
ever since esn remember. In ISIS an
erPeri@ent -as Instituted ard carried
through On the farm connected With tbs
Reform School in w~stbo, ough. Mass IN
order 10 ascertain the iaCts in the case
An acre Of land was planted With corn. IN
alternate rows. With seed taken from the
buits. middle and tips Of the ears.
The sound corn. soft corn ard slower Of
each we're weighed. and in the rvpori Is a
table Of hgurvs. showing the /, ield Of each
kind Of seeds Bot a. thry would occupy
too much space in ihis. ! omit them. All
simpiy give the resulfs. ~ reported by NJ
Flint. Secretary % the Massachusetts Boar,l
Of Agriculture lie saws. o. Ga comparing
the crops grown on this 6eld. AL sstiars-
ting the sound corn and tle slower a. seven
dollars the ton. 10 Sil be found that the
value Of The crors produced BY the rows
planted with seed taken from the bsiis. as
sls.5S. The value 81 the produce OF the
rows seeded from the tips Of the cars was
y. So (prsity near a draw game >
=" The butts produced the most. the tips
,he next. and the middle the least none,
value While il-- tips prodsccd TIE moot.
the butis the next. and tie mIddies th-
least sOund cnrn, and middies produccd
thc most. the butts The next. anil tips the
least soft corn. II Is difRcuit 20 determine
b. sLis experiments from whai pars Of Oh,
ear the seed shosld be taken Probably a
mature Of the whole ear. being ulosf nate
rsl would be the best Met farmers n
tins section inject an inch or tvo Of the
corn on the tip a the car. They THAI
and very naturally -. thai the very small
kernels on the tiP OF the ear ~ii prosluce
snail. weak plants. and corresponding
ears. II there should happen 20 be any. I
have always. In sLcling s,cd corn. I'D
The snail kernels OF The tips 10 ny fo~ls
and. A. % D sor1eti-i,cs bard breaking ion.
formed habits. ny fowls wiH .fiH costume
70 feed ca the diminufive grains Of corn
on the small crd ofthe cob
lLrvI BAETLErr. iz Country Gent.