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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-19
American Sentiment IN Spain.

bfONi Ut6 ", T. HeTtIu,
A very remarkable feature in the insurrec-
tions in Spain is the prevalence of good feel
ing towards the United States. 1t appears that
in the midst Of the tumult in Cadiz cries rang
out in favor of America, showing the tendency
Of the public mind among the masses towards
institutions similar to ours. Then we learn
that the United States Consul in Cadz did
much to stop the bloodshed by mounting the
barricade, wearing his consular uniform, and
displaying the American flag between the In.
snrgents and the Government troops. The
effect, we are told, was stay OF hOstllities,
thus making the stars and stripes act as dag
Of truce. This is not the only instance in
which the influence of the United States is
emphatioally stamped upon the public senti-
ment of Europe. Mr.. Motley, in his address
10 the Historical Society, dwells upon this fact
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-19
SPIRIT or THE PRESS.

EDITORIAL OPINIONS or THB LEADING JOURNALS
UPON CURRENT ToPICs--CoNPILED EVERY
DAY ron TIE EVENING TELEGRAPH.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23
AN EMIGRATION AID COMPANY.

SIR: In the columns of your eycr-valuable
journal of which have been constant reader FOR more
M many more to GOMEZ have noticed the cropping out
in this city and other cities OF the Uuion OF various
cites other organizations and societies too tedlOns 10
enumerate all apparently looking toward the smelioia
Might there not be organized an Epigiatoh Ald Com
pany which would, or could more .nectuay reacn ,o
try needs II 10 nue. for the attahment OF com
fort and ~ e%Sae %ons
the means. The young man, or the man with wife wife
and than aS or aSra s%S TO live can ia nOd
city from Their he esEnRs s0arS sP1 Sl
tenmenthouse. while they vlst te theaef
OF opera swallows SS their savings and they are at the
mercy OF their employer and landlord have seen IHh
,Eas TSsVsS Who irS sa nothing c Tie
was good but the reason why it was not generally
ali other classes (nearly) ouId not, emigrate. NY I'M
%sss sSSsy be- SS sS % sSe% st tSa, Would an
port soa on the public lands Of the South or
West reservng itself certain proportion OF the alter
Of 600 or $500 were TO each head Of family to
assist him In getting to and starting in farming opera,
land he occupied should become the property OF
the company making the loan 50 soon as ne
II the families judicously located DC very soon
worth at least double the sum advanced cannot hsIp
IN that future swelterng sweating seaming wheez
ing snee1ns freezing and squeezing carloads OF nIp1n
sy and the night spent the fed atmosphere Of some
eshtstory tenement house several esry %es s%ay
and az to posterlty-but will not think OF
iii Any man who read and knows how
to use an az and hoe may safely emgrate Any and all
of the public lands abound with game and the streams
with sh and with industry fruSity and even ordinary
manacement. for few years one could fail placing
himself beyond the reach OF want can ind In one hour
at least 100 who, like SELF would eagerly embrace any
reasonable offer OF getting the plains Of Missouri Kan
sas or Nevada and there form sterling band OF Repub'
lean citizens H. ~
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

sr ATLANTIC TEIgGRAPH rBz TRBCNE.
LONDON. March 2-3p mCoHsos close fer At 99i d9 ' ~
and American Securities close the following quotations
United States FyeTwenty bonds have advanced to "a h
declined TO 45i; Illinois Ceutras, 89i.
FHaNKFoRr March 2-lI:l5 m-UBd States bonds opened at
IS. d75! for the issue Of 1862.
LIVERPOOL March p. mThe Cotton market closed tn and
The following the last Quotations. 'Ns uP
ID, L no., a., ., ,ive 1914, Mddng Orleans lOi The sales Of
M dv loot m Is Ooo bales Breatsufs MARKET closes without
,b,rgc IN opot.op, Corn IO9 y quarter for MIed Western
Wb,a,Csafoi. white 1910 and No Rel IA y GENITAL Barley
SIC forAmerie'n Oats N2P % ID Tor american fea 20
A, nsrer m Canadian Flour 81 q bbL for Western State Lard
advanced y esi the make, closed strong Cheese, 81 y
m for the grades Of AmerAn fne Beef 100 bb for BIrA
Prime Mess Lard co. p for American Bacon, AZ y cvt for
Cumberland Cut Mdes Talow 3D. higher. closing frm st"6
cw for American Sugar opens steady for No Y Dutch STANDARD
Ron G for Common and u for Medium & cNt Tupeuine ~ 3
cwt for Spin Petroeum-Rehned. 49, spnt' IL gaon LIN
seed Gales. $40 49,
AsrwBRP March 2lThe Petroleum market ia fat and sslard
White i nominal a 43 francs IS ceutiDes,
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23
HIGH RENTS.

To the Editor Of The Tribune
SIR: In The TRIBUNE of March II, appeared
an article with the heading A" High Rents-American
Women at fault" and the correspondent H. proceeds to
prove that American COckney women are AZ iaut, ani
cites a case point to prove II, l. c. friend OF MS re-
ceiyes o salary OF S200 per annuin, ana has bought
house on staten Island. Now, Mr.. Editor the American
woman whose husband receives 81 per year. American
Cockney woman not is little ~ fault II she refuses u
reside Island and 10 foregO tie excitement OF
Broadway aud secondrate Gentilty. BUT, MY Editor,
how about tie American womanS husband, VINO parely
receives salary enough purchase the accessories OF NE
and who has pay high rent in tenement house, m
stead OF $500 in Thirtyeighthst think H. cannot DO
very well informed to salaries. Docs be not know at
s. 100 is rather above the average rate OF wages PAID 10
either or mcdaniel Why Sir SEQ aud $500 per year
is considered good pay by those who 50 fortunate as
10 get IT, and am quite that during the past Winter
there were many that would have been glad nave
had work even 81 per day but then II s % DC pre-
sumed that such mems wives not American Cockney
Women II had but Sl,OO0n year, Mr. H. much more
II had 81 would not be very long, II my
life should be spared before would buya house. ana no.
bc,rOw 5000 either. American women can iorego the
excitement Of Broadway. They are frugal and eeono'
They not Cockncys but their husbands or the
most of them, do not receive SZ,l00 per year.
Netc- York, March H. 1858. AhERlCAs
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23
GOLD.
rn n. Edi,or Of The TtiLune.

To me Editor Of The Tribune
SIR / see in this mornings TRIBUNE the re-
port of the reading OF my paper on Cold its history re
Iat,on to ther elements and the methods Of it's
raction before members OF the Polytechnic branch
OF the American Institute, aud beg leave 10 ask you 10
the following extract: . . -.
stated my own conviction that gold exists in nature
I'm two different alOtTOpc conditions Ia the Detdc
which universally known and in an ab,ophous ana eh
tremely light form. which il now lost III most OF ue
present practical working systems Il.
Further said that chemists In our aooratoree are
only Initiating nature, that have succeeded IN prepr
ing co 10 20 chemical combinations Of gold Win other eie
ments by artificial and that 1t smy betl tat god
ns an oride eTSs also t nature combined with silica Sill
Gates aurninates, &C.. and may exist also chemically
0uartz-formation from sulphide OF sicuin, which IS
formed by sulphur and carbon vapors coming ID contact
with highly heated quartz slcates ana deeOnpOsed
hy water Is injected with sulphureted metals as an
AQUEOUS gelatzng quartz solution into the crevces ot
the rocks, where cTystalzes. lnaly pointed out
some effective Of Sdring alt ne G0d IN quartLas
well supburets. pamphlet ON this subject VIII be
shortly issued. Most respectfully yours, -
A. L. FLEURY, No. lO2 West Forty-fourthst
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
SUM- 6i5 Moon Rsss. $40
s.ndy uoof ,s GOV, Island ssO3 Hell Gsts.,..'" s:i9
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or SBw.YORK. .....hARoH p.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

CLEARED.
steamsh-Cy Of London Br Brooks Lysooi Steamship Lou
sns r Webster verpoo Pereire Pr Duobesne Hsre Ocean
o., Cnnor Apnu Rapdan CheeSemap Havana and New Or
a. Gull Stream Orleans Calf CtT Stuart KeY West
d Gayes,ou NewOreans; haposs Kembs
Flag Barter Fernanna Saa Salvador Meksrn Sa
yannah Irons Savanuah Charleston Berry Charleston
saragossA Crovel Charleston III CD Hobart Nssben C
GI.ueus Morgap Boston; Jo, CoTnwel, Baltimore
ship-Bavaria, Smith, San Francisco. 80
Bshs-Runer (Norw Erickson Cork for orders via philadelphia
Reiua B Cobb Palma and Genoa Ellen Stevens Br Howe
Bg~Favour tHorw Rsfy Cork orders Higgins sa
Katie (Dn Jyne ST. Crr Marco Polo fBr CANNING hAI
scbeoners-ds Richardson Betel PointaPtre H. s91re.
Chase Havana Hamlet (BE Green, st. Johns ~ hpoe 01np
bell Wilbur Galveston.
ARRIVED. -
Steamship CITY Of Cork Philips Liverpool Feb 70 Qgseno"h <e
and HaaI March 49, With mde and JJl 20 John u Dae
Steamship George Washington EewOTans fh ls7 sno
Sw Psss 18th, with mdse. and H. b. CroHNsh 20
Stcamshp ArLons Many Apnws 10th lpst Win mdc Pss,
and to Pacific Mali steamship Co SUNDAY loh nI m
and communicated with steamship Henry Chsuneey hence Tor Aspn"l
SAILED.
stssmshp.-Perere for H.vre Rspso for Isvasa ana
Gen Meade for NewOeans aud ssa ss'sdor Tor ssHhsn
DISASTERS.
Ship Rosoo cargo lumber nom Puget Sound ior Chna
ashore Discovery Island night Of the 18th inst aud wi" pt0ba
bly, be total loss
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Tn. sr.d Shoals Light vessel recently sdn from her noorh
has been replaced in her proper position
DOMESTIC PORTS.
c. March 7-Ayd steamship Janss Adatr IRON
kss YsIs ssbT CoRssUAuIa g.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23

do Hd52c for fnbloOd Mernos and 5Jd60c for saIony
feeces 2sa35c for No Pulled l2c for Superine do
and 4od4jc. for Extra do; lsd23c. for common Tn
washed California;; 26d3lc. for Fine do, lsa2jc for
common TO choice Texas. and American COmbing at
4sa52c. We quote Foreign rs follows: South AIneTi
can at 32Q3jc. for Common Washed, - BE. for un
washed Mestiza and Merino, 30d3sc. for Washed
Entire Rios 20d24c. for Unwashed Creole 26d52c for
washed COrdOya; Chian AT 2Od for UnVashed Mes
lza and MeTinO Cape Of Good Hope, $50 4Oc for I'm
washed East India, 20d40c. for Washed and African at
Adl8c for Unwashed. aud 30d iOc. for Washed.
WHALEBONE Is quiet, but prices steady. We
quote South Sea at zoe, Northwest Coast, Soc, aud
Arctic gold, 6GdG7c.
WHALEFOOTS-The. market Is quiet; the supply OF
Bleached is SMALL We quote at l0c aud firm.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23
THE NEW-YORK MAGDALEN BENEVOLENT
SOCIETY.
To he Editor Of The Tribune.

V
SIR: This Society has an Asylum on Eighty
eghthst the Ffh-ave. especially signed Tor the
benefit of fallen wOmen" who there Instructed in
various useful employments adapted To ht them for
reputable support when they shall have left the nstltu
ton For "a Years this Ocation OF ladies OF Different
religious has been IN successful operation,
and the results hitherto have exceeded the sangdne eN
pectations Of its friends aud patrons Their edhce has
recently been enlarged giving Increased facilities for the
and the Improvement Of the unfortunate
class committed 10 their care and INSTRUCTION. On us
completion there will be convenient arrangements Tor O
inmates There is still at the present time for SUIT
able applicants who may desire 10 avail themselves OF us
benefits During whole existence Of this benevoent
enterprise has been greater encouragement
TO prosecute this OF Christian love than WITHIN the
current Numerous instances are on our records OF
the reformation OF individuals restored 10 their relatives,
and who have been converted united with evan
gecal churches, and have to their rest IN heaven
There those also who have long sustained respectfully
the family relation, and ENJOY the implicit confidence oi
their intimate friends; but the full extent Ia Wbch te
labors society have been blessed viii not DE known
iii the final consuumaton OF all things Hitherto hath
the Lord helped us," and for what We have seen, w
thank God and take courage TO 80 forward IN ths Wo
nd ain Of
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23
LETTERS From THE PEOPLE.
REVENUE STAMPS WANTED IN ARKANSAS

REVENUE STAMPS WANTED IN ARKANSAS.
10 the Editor Of Tie Trt5Sae.
SIR: There is q great difficulty in obtaining
revenue stamps IN the country, and many notes are
given aud ace cunts receipted without being stamped ;
not that we wish TO avoid complying with the Revenue
laws, but because cannot obtain the stamps III
party sends and purchase few stamps to his own usc
he cannot keep them than few days for the app
cation OF other parties II the Government would make
arrangements 10 place the stamps IN the hands OF an
each county seat, that the citizens couId Oh
tain them, it would be great convenience - the public
and a saving to the Government Respectfully,
WM II. SCOTT.
HamLurg AShley County. Ark. Feb. 26, 1sGs
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23
RAIN ASD flour IN CHICAGO,

FouT bbs IN March Ie s5 i35 March &c. 1901 '561l
GUNNIEs are quiet but firm at lss alec. for Bags, and
aAa2lc. fOg Cloth.
HAY-Tnere has been fair business doing and prices
nre without change. Most holders firm nOtwlthsand
lne tbe more liberal arrivals We quote at 81 0dS is for
sh7pping aud q 25aS so for retail lots
HEMP-The market Is very dull, and prices OF all kinds
are nTrbapred: we uuOte Manila at lOsc., gold.
HONEY-The demand for Cuba Is moderate at IS 9J6cl
gold in bond, and sOds2hc., gold duty paid.
HOPS continue quiet and prices unchanged; the de-
maud is quite light at 300ijc for Bavaran aud lbd d6Oc
for American former being for very DID, and the lat
IeT for very new qualities ,-,
HIDEs-The demand for Dry Hides has been only mod.
erate and the sales been considerable less than last
scrpons at present asking prices only as their necess
tes occur For Common Hides there Is some speculative
drfnAnd but prices slightly lower FOR Wet saited
Hides there has been only limited inquiry IN Foreign
slangbters are in small supply and fairy ae-
i've at ful prices. Upper Leather stock is IN
Eood demand aud firm. Calcutta Hides are dull.
We ouOte as follows: BuenOs Aytes, 2Ot e2c.i buenOs
Ayres aOa2Okc M0ntevideO zoe. Rio Grande, DOC;
Orinoco IsIcs California, l9dlelc; Porto Cabslo l5G
moros iCSai7Sc San Juan and Central America iHl7ie.;
Maraoaibo, iIta15ic.; Bogota, lIc; no haehe'
dry and dry sailed llal5c: Savania ana Carthagena
2tdlc; CnraeOa dry salted, l3dl6c 81 Domingo ana
Port Platte dry sated l3c all ROd Texas Il d22c
eOutherD lsa7Oc, currency. Dry Sailed Hldes-maia-
eabo II di2c; Maranham, III l2te PeTnainbneo ii1
I2fc; Tampeo and MatamOr0s, l3l al+ci 3hna
chill lioi5c Wet salted Hdes-Buenos AyIes, Y IT,
Rio Orande, N, lie: California, n, lOtdllc. fhI3,
n, loiallc., gold New wOrleaDs, ubdl2te, currency
Country Slaughter. trimmed and cured, Hc.; Siy
blaughter OK, cured, llidl2c.; CITY Slaughter; Oo"
cured, al2c currency. Upper Leather bt0ck-Buehos
AyTes aud Rio Grande Kip RG2ic, gold Sierra Leone
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23
finuntial.
FOR SALE.

For SALE
ROCHESTER CITY, SEVEN PR CENT FIRST MORTGAGE
WATER COMPANY BONDS WHICH ARE FIRSTCLASS SECU-
RlTY UHDoUBTED FOR INVESTMENTS. WITH A SINKING
FIND PROVIDED FOR THEIR REDEMPTION. DUE 1881 INTER
EST COUPONS AND PRINCIPAL PAID BY THE CITY TREAS
URER OF THE CITY OF ROCHESTER, LIMITED AMOUNT OF
THE BONDS ARE OFFERED FOR SALE IN LOTS TO SUIT PUR
CHASERS AT A CONSIDERABLE REDUCTION BELOW PAR,
FOR THE PRESENT ONLY, BY
ALBERT IT, SlCOLAY.
stock Broker ard Auctioncsr
No a Pne St SeWYork
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23

Sailed steamship. Manhattan Ashland and Mansss for Ees Yobt
Pslron Tor Baltimore; ship Calcutta for Liverpool -
MoBLE March 2CleAd, steamship Mary for Cedar KEYS ub
78l bales cotton.
Arrived .hp Southampton from HIerpOo brig SOya spaR from
SAN PR,xcrsco March 2Osad ship Nightingale, hom Victoria
for NewYok with cargo Of Telegraph matensL . w.. a.,
Arrived ship Fannie with VI eoA arrived NonA non
San frAncisco.
sAvANSAH Ga March steamship Virgo om New YoTf
Cleared steamships Jauto and Huntsville for Nestof s1d IoSs
wanda, for ltisdepbis. .
wmSINeToS c. March 2iCeAed steamship Fairbanks foi
Nrw-lOrk.
FOREIGN PORTS.
HAVANA March 2l-Ihe steamship Aorro Castle Capt Adams aa
to-day for Eew-York
The steamships Liberty Capt Bau from Baltimore March - hs
BenIe Capt Baker from Newiok March IL aud the Oriental on
Boston sailed TO-DAY for Neu-Orieans
The steamship 81 Louis Capt Clnssen sailed today fer Boston
The steamship Stars and Stripes sailed to-day for Philadelphia
The steamship yuniaa Capt HoI arrived to-day from Neshsn,
McMeken which sailed from SeNYork lh arrived ,bs
port yesterday evening aud subsequently, sailed for Liverpool
MISCELLANEOUS.
European and West Indian vessels which arrived at this port 70
encountered storms and ben considerably damaged
thereby.
Shr G. Terry bT Virginia before reported Ashore
Del the BreakSater on e lbh sho
Brig Enore Moore from La Have ~ s. 5th with lumber Tor Ns-
2Oh with loss Of deck load bad been
fuzeu ~ three different places on tie psssage
potboat Edmund Blunt No anchored % the Basin a staple
O'Clock Saturday during The r. gale dass.i
ashore the NrovS she b. and hal
full Of water.
SPOKEN.
Ship Rob Mobile nd Gayeston-March TO- ofSout folt
Brig Alfred tSwsj London for PhAdeplia-Mrch 9 Cape
HatieTas bearing N.SB. 50 mile.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23
SAFETY, SPEED, and COMFORT.

~ FOR BOSTON. -,
WORCESTER, PALMER. FITCHBtRG, kAMuA LOWELL SoN-
INTERABDIATE POINTS
III. new and stsneh steamers Of the Norwich Line;
CITY OF BOSTON aud CITY OF kkW.foh -
daily (Sundas eIoepted At oeoch n Hon
Pier No. % North River, foot Of Vsryst.
FOR NEW.LONDON, -
,her. eobnbr With the steamboat EIpre Iah ron ue aos,s
Eorsh and Worcester Boston and worcester "oieee
I'D Fl,hus and New London and Northern Railroads
x D. MARTIN, Asssi W ht Psh
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

PROM LIVERPOOL AND HALlFAX March f2Ia elushlP City
Of Cok-Leut Warren Rines Rev D. MeeT Mrs fenton
children 4. s Lof Mr. and Mrs Miller MI James Mr Hunt
CApt North Dosue Fitch. Hon " NJ. Mcdonald, ~ p.
Miss Macdonald L. r. Fitch, D. " ssye. Rev Brown Dr. Peue
a. ubuTd Capt George Gray Henry la~son g. feh
A. Thompson J. H. Anderson lady Hon A. W Me
Dehn Mp. j. seeton Dr. Forbes Mp Hon Smith IL Iiti
eohrane Stewart Gn Capt Talbot, g. Parker, John Broot
Eiwin Lamb and 2'2 IN the s,eerage =,
FROM HBw.oRLEANS-In steamship George washinston,,hr
Mrs Dan and Miss ~ GateNood MI ana s
Bsaup, James NJ Smith Misses Mack w ShAs.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

March 2-774 bbls. Flour 1890 bush. Corn 49j0 bush
Malt 5J6 bush Seeds lcO pkgs Beef 10 pkgs Cut Meats
5ij pigs. Butter, 200 pkgs Cheese, $40 bbls. Eggs
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23
ONO island RAILROAD-Winter Ar

1 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-Nl inter At
Of Time-Lesye Jamesslp: m MAl
Greepot and all wsststons connecting at hheo Win
trains Cove and Hampstead II Syosset passenger iaH'
and all stations Express uain ior River Head p NJ
Syo,set Glen passenger sn and a ~ayaons M,
and smpstead passenger train aud Tor North lP sstur'
DAYS only.
Hurter, Point At M. To take effect Nov. g. 1867
''N"''' I %. BARTON. SupeTnteudent.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23

- TER ARRANGEhENTS)
Jamekssp, v, at9 via L. Railroad 70 JanAc ioF
Babylon and all waytaious
FrsnkBaye Brooklyn At S09 NJ VIA Brooklyn Csnuh
Railroad Jamaica, for Babylon and all waJ stAtouA
JAmessp, " y, via J. hAATOAd 70 JhnAe' or
BABYLON an all way-statOns.
Leave FTAnknaye Brookyp at259 M via bIoohyh IehHA
Railroad 10 Jamaica for Babylon and all Say-saions
Lave Bylon Al m for Jamaica all stations connect
Ing Of L. Rsiosd. arriving at Jamessshp At Oa 10
Leave Bah Ion az 7:J5 for Jamaica and al Nayans
Brooklyn, at 10 a. m. --.-..,, -.
ear. BABYLON Al 2l0 for Jamaica and all uayst,ons con
meeting With Railroad arriving at James sshp at IN
Leave Babylon Jamaica aud all stations con
meeting Brooklyn Central Railroad arriving al Fsnk
ave BCoyn at 305 and connecting also With the horse cars o.
minate. r. WHITE. Superintendent
To take eject Nov 4 1867.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23

TRAINS LEAVE NEwYORH ~
Por Bridgeport. 100 500 (EI). IN m lII'
tEI), acc tEIl 345 40, and 500 UI.l p nj. =, -
For Milford SAord Fairfield, Southport, and Wesipof ~" IO
a. m A45 40 p. IN. ......- -, ,oo n,
For Norwaik 100 200 (EL) 900 l30 l2l5 lEI dN tbA
as 80 tE1 J. so, AGO tBI.l p.
For Darien 100 500 lid m 145, 40 so N -. 80.
0OO (kI AOO, 30 l2l5 tex El3, AO
0t) a45 80 (RI 40. 30 80, 500 (BI.) ,. -.
For Grernwich intermediate stations TOO 9O lLO nj |I
49, 49, CONNECTING TRAINS
For via Springfield 500 (EI 300 OsI) SEQ p n
For Boston via Shore Line, p IS (EL) GOo
For Hartford aud Springfield 800 EI EI' SW (EAh CIV
AZ
ir,al. p m Northampton. . a..
Hartford Providence and Fhk Railroad 800 ttL) M li'
T.
II Is AGO GOO p. m.
Por Canal Railroad l2lS m to Northampton.
For iousatouc Railroad, Gt0 N, 500 ?.
Nor Naugstuck Railroad. 800 a. m. 800 ?.
For Danhury orvalk Railroad, 80 900 m, SO m
''NNA'''''' ''''F'-n 49, LANES IA HOYr. Supt
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23
st,ambuais arS SailruaSs.

NAVIGATION on NORTH RIVER RE-
~ SUMRD-The of the Peoples Line tbs ~ John and Drew
regular ts Albany MoSDAi the Zd instant At
focl
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23

ssa4oc currency Gambia and Bissau 97a3oc currency
MluOs, @d2Sc., currency. East India stock-Cacutta
slaughter, Cow, p N, lldlJc.; Calcutta, Dead Green
Cow, ~ l2dl3c; Calcutta, Buffalo, 2 n, IL q l2c
Manila and Batavia, Buffalo, = ~ lie, all gold.
ISATIlEI-We have had "a very duh market for Hem.
lock Sole the past week. but prices without essential
change. Holders firm, aud generally demand al al
vance, closing strong. Receipts from the tannercs have
been about 81 900 sides larger than several weeks Dut
still considerably less than the sales. The stock III con
sequence j. st further reduced and poorly assorted
We quote as follows: Oak-Saugher and salted, good
light I2c good middle IS a4Gc good heavy, 46c
light Cropped 81 i2c middle, 81 0f2c: Bellies. 2Od2c
Hemlock-Buenos Ayres &C. good light, 26! d27ic good
middle 9G3 d2s5c good heavy, 5a2sc California good
hight, 2js 2Gc; good middle Is! 26tc; good heavy
d27c OrnOco DC. good light, 253 2Gc. GOOD hlddle
25d26c. Ornoco and b. A. damaged, all weights 2ic
poor do, l. d2Olc Slaughter. in rough, 81 @J9c OAK
Slaughter, N rough light, SgG4lc. middle, J6q1'c1
heavy. U45c.
MErALs-There has been only moderate business IN
American UngOO Copper the past week the demand
being in part for forward delivery Prices are without
change. The Sheathing and yellow Metal are unchanged
Pig Lead remains quiet, and prices are somewhat nOL
nal Nails shot, and Spelter are inactive Ihe inquiry Ior
both Scotch and American Pig-lrOn has Deeh lalr-
I'm better than for several weeks still the sales max
ing for immediate wants prices have undergone no
essential change Bar and other iron Is unchanged f1g
very quiet and the business has been con-
fined 20 small lots prices unchanged Rates are IN
less active demand but most holders are hIDcr Inc
closing quotations are as follows;
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23

NEW JERSEY X. R.-For PHILADELPHlA,
IVA Kousingon- $50 pm Via C3mdtn m p "a "a Pm va
8.4Oan 100 pm For South and SWes.-S 40 Lm IL noon
7.3lp m a, q
FOR TnB wESTTo Cincinnati and Cbicago-s:tO NJ " ~;
r. m The $40 aud 7.0 trains through, "ith Dt
change. SILVER Palace sleeping ssfsoa Ia un through 70
without change masking eonHseons at Cncnnal as
early A. m trains Y lines Fxniy nent cars also on
~ train Thurs through to Chicago without change
connecting advance other lines with Az morning Om
Cb'cSgo isD,il) f. w. JACKSON Ges. SuD't
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23
NEW YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
II6L SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. 1861
COMMENCING JUNE ,, 1901
TRAINS LEAVE NEW. .YORl

p.o,ug Station in corner Twentysevenht ard Fourth
Entrance on Twenty seveuthst