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MERCANTILE REFERENCE
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A WINE TO BE RELIED ON.

Invalids use Speer's Port Crap. Wine.
Females use Speer's Port Grape Wine.
Weakly persons find benefit by its use.
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preacher also declared that the destroying ~'
gas is the real devil.
A singing festival of the Northwestern
saengerbund viii be held at Baltimore 1uy nv. o,or
49,, ,,, couutry singers may be expected The North
German Lloyd, on their line between Bremen ana ba
will charge singers from Germany on their return
Ioro baltimore to that country, only half passage
A Japanese correspondent says the Grecian
d and its costumes have been in fashion in Japan for
four centuries The spinal had it's origin in the
.usom which japanese ladies have OF carrying their
bables on their backs, and the panner had ITS origin III
the broad silk grdlc which is swathed several times
o,,, tho waist and fastened in large bunch behind
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF NETWORK. April 10
CLEARED.
s.,w.bn yn de Paris Turnout yre England Thompson, Lv
epco CIV Of Brooklyn Brooks LyePOo Ocean Queen seaeu
Copenhagen and Bremen - ~. x,.h.,. A.
twerp c,-- e.A..... A.. shall. co,gsn,en
xalls Allen, Rotterdam Enehe
Saunders Freshet n. S. Feewing Park, Port Medway
BgsC Morris Windsor Acorn, Barker "adsori can
Weller Vamwel, Antwerp ,- o.,,A p.,..o.
Seh- Thompson Moor Baltimore; C. c. Warea Sm"n' Ds''
ARRIVED. -. =. -
Ship Plymouth Rock Warner London and the Isle Of "sn "
mdse
Bsfk Athlete. Loytt. Ardrousu, 81 DAYS riEoedhoS'
Bark Sandy Hook. Dunphy, Cardeus Is LAYS, sugar
RAN lima Wuuess Antwerp ~ days pdse a, L.. .uv.y .na
Brig Virginia JOhusone, ST. Pierre, Martinique -
moasseG &c -. ..... .nd molsssea.
sch, we Cre, payA CardenAs IL days 49,. So,
pany with ship Charleston and BARK Ain'DeA ~" "
iae NewYOrk previous Gay htde. hastic
Schr Aoglo American, Smith Iruhlio s,nit
sch, Israel snow Pllsbuy Baracoa II oAyys Hune.
SchY Rshseea Atwood Doane BaFacoa IL GAYS, nu@
s0oI n'0's scsooyK4s-KvKR And coAsrwIsE
=, yu,.., vI,Stnis Charlotte, Virginia.
maY :. htIV 49, MusQuas vIgpa.
Iss of fines, Virginia r. n. 49, v,ssns
EnOehM Moore Virginia w 1.e'yo, '"sH
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INTERNAL REVENUE MATTERS.

wTusKY-ITs WITHDRAWAL FROM BOND
A letter. a COPY of which is appended, Oh
great interest TO every owner OF whisky in Dohd anu
decd 10 every dealer in the article was received !ese
day by Collector Shook. The letter is as follows;
DEFARrsESr oyics oy ls STT fly S
s Withdrawals q distilled , 90 ,9y r old S e ApS o5
she quantity Shown BY i1 gauge :, ,as ,s t S now
iThe e will apply to all spirits produced P"t u
' gySas SaooK esq., ThrcoTd District NoYOrk
0H ~ ~ the existence Of such a letter became gen
H known proprictOrs Of bonded warehouses in which
whisky stored, as well as the original owners ana nd
cent iascrs hOcked To me once OF tnc
On o, District 10 learn from Nh SHOOK the proD'1io
Ft of Inc new order Whatever may nave nttn ms
IeHt dealers In whisky, aud those who have been Tor
several years concerned III INC h % s , nm order
Sicyr2 that Commissioner D@Ho HaW isS tt az o i
ptc 90 tI 80 le complied With clthef IN lettel OF III
spirit An it as thcr olon tIofitics in Washing
enurcbrnsun IL light be 10 lS ~, rcrarded ts eB
'rii1s m tcrcsted IN this CITY 4cb"i"0u "' 'i
fortcmcut as imFr1cte aDie, - +to Glass "B" bonded
r"b,,scs Of the Thirty COlecIo ticTe is n
i0Co0 10 1900 barrels Of snls ulGn hn,rel of from
W. ~ OO The greater portion OF s%I oise TWO
- whisky, when mn 80 iGfarsd In lots vary
and tfcc "teis 10 500 barrels. IL may GG 5,Srg
~ mod mat portion OF eacA ~ Foluer laws
asseiu SUNNI mon aud transportation, uLuSt mo owners
Tor lens Of lie Revenue Department. ny b
80 Within the past week luduc -, IN, yu red
1aIT M over 10 600 barrels, which has 9Iell oy de
dfdWa' y. n md large portion would nave ~
itrrrl Yesterday and to-day u tue 1Don 20 have re-
@ Jyriyed The merchants are repoiteG ~ - recaU
yeeh ~, Iii,on Commissioner Deiano elther ~ 49,
H. Ni,riouable order or TO issue Auo.YCL - Cnn,nis
G Heretofore under the ADMINISTRATOR u er cent
Month Int the above order mas @ ,,hilossi geyelop
j h u1ctice few days VIII douotoss! tinU ~
Aat p M the design OF the Government III io'aoh "
S6isky I'm bond in this city g, a., ,,g,ro ~ twenty
CosCr soi f whisky under section &c OF the lhethi
Revenue act Of July 20 lVs; o ssid To- number some
Non of large quanntS oi ''6"i' 9
L,-,d,,ls az thousands.
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PERSONAL.

To he Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: "Who wrote the Beautiful Snow n is
becoming yexed question, and is beginning to attract
considerable attention and each succeeding Winter as f.
goes the rounds Of the newspapers. new claimant s
given the credit for the beautiful lines and two ladies'
one actress who died in st. Louis and the other IN
hospital at Cincinnati principally credited with It's
authorship But the poem actually trriHei and pub
hsLed Gfeen years OgO in NewYOIk CITY and 10 il
time that its real author should be made Known Sir W.
A. sigourey wrote Beautiful Snow" in 1884, and sew
cral companion pieces, such as " Under the Beautiful
Moon" - The Outrast" " The RAIN" Alone" d" The
NaHdeTer" &c, and il published IN The Golden Age
q weekly paper OF small circulation and printed
slips 81 paper and circulated among its authors friends
1t AGAIN published In The Home Circle In the Winter
OF 1865 copy OF which paper now ny possession Mr..
SgoufDey wrote many poems, while in our late war;
OF which is entitled clustered Out" saw paragraph
IN The Boston Herald year ago that Mir. SigOuruey died
near Albany Ny, last Winter IN great destutIOn H0
wrote many poems OF bUe merit and some o. his prose
pieces showed refined and cultivated intellect Of 10 or
binary mold l learn that q New-YOrk publisher will
issue volume Of his writings during the coming Fall
and sketch OF his lfe Mr. bigOurncy native OF
Hartford, Conn. Yours, Rev. J.. II. mason.
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THE RESIGNATION or COMlfISI0NER AC-
TON

short time before Hon. Thomas I. Acoon'
o.o,,,t Of the BOARD Of Police Commissioners, went
sontb he received a communication, signed " fe'.i
Coorer and over 800 other prominent citizens eoupH
oeutinc him very highly Tor the zeal he hau
played i'm The performance OF ms aIuNu' 7, ,,1ti,~
49, and rp0ueSting him TO withdraw the resign
which il was understood he had placed IN INC aIus ~
senator Foger Since his return from tns ,oui ,-,,
dent Acton las TRANSMITTED 10 III NOOl~' '''
~ PErIR CooPER 81 a,d'oAer& ,,, .,, r..-,, 40
GEyrLFfEy: TIE communication signed s{ 1,sb
'iher di.g9ls. o n M NetfTots1 Police uise vas uy
~ in terms u cor1ueudatou q ny c. eo1anei 10 recon
i'm Ss Tgt by tie Impaired condition Of ny heaih an ,,s
70 ne asesd q ssnrg a. once 70 ''.s ls @ -ere in
,Bsb terms suf urged gouat - 70 induce ne %
Ry @ , ,s reasonable c1rsiestoasoi prudence All Of
d1y ny family require me ~ eles TO y cow All MI
nave zen ne M - nov 10 tie eld that the Legislature
80 have e ooTtarty TO appoint proper successor 20 h Us
very important olye lav ugr,,oIe l1s q, N,iro
proper authority resg sa o. Do once Of "
20 tlr Police feel deeply grateful 20 yoa gentlemen i'' '.s
you rewards at elu be bestyEe upol pablo
oce In tsk1g leave ctts Police Department avail yse. Of me
Ls' Associated W.h Commissioner ana 10 tender 70 'le y,e
ofthe Police arc- tie payie Pess al9 e-eu'
S e Is be Performance duties Of ny ofee for terra Of
sile e,f , Nta5sa Police Department hoping ,ba,
It's rrorrss. nay ga9y coward greater eIssss Aero,
The following Is Mr.. Cooper's reply: ,,.,..o
TRoy,s Acrov es1Dsar SIR: hsve ths morning received T
communication 81 tie 9A int. Informing zoe u4t 700 laae s
recd by vogf eee condition 81 health 70 SEM ioi VEN zee
EoB 6f ie oe II Police ClEm'.0-er Tie ueees OF ts bI
Il mach 10 be- regretted Jut you &C core, mast lrs take care oI {f
h. aad e public Interests cannot demand q sou W a
Informed suc you forwarded yolI rt-natoa Gt.e el
asn a. Do The ror6r Of tie Legislature 90 Oh The laetl n
your rsguaon may lead 90 serious question as 70 bt Ay
outaert TO CD tte acluey Any gGay. ss ile es1
TIE Loar3 Police easy would lead 10 Serious ue
venture 20 ak you 10 revise }
nation 20 leave % absence if'D business 20 W
ratly 10 health an certain teat we
act % consulted Hlli
eslJ request Trusting that Wheeler yca AeeI 20 ~
request 81 not roa may promptly restored 90 HAT cte o. Tea
tnl v-ol Which have a. eanrty ueEol 70 we te
.,agr'ir -. PETER COOFRR.
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1t6 Qualifications.
Now Ready;
DUTNAMs MAGAZINE FOR MAY.

DUTNAMs MAGAZINE FOR MAY.
CONTENTS
TIOs CARLYLE AS A PRACTICAL GUIDE
II. CHRIsTUs sYLvR. p B. Pumpton.
Ill A STRANDED SHIP. Part Ill L. CLARKE D,,.
~. THE CHOLERA IN ASIA j. G. PstenM
v. EARLY SPRING. Geo. Cooper.
VI RHYME. Geo. wAlemAn
VII THE EMPBRoRs EYE Au,burn Towp,,
VIII TIKI DREAM OF LIFE. Rev. WIN. r. Alsen
TX VOYAGE or THE BSPBRAEzA. Jane O. Austin.
X GUGLIELMo GAJANL Rev. j. p Thompson ID.
XII TODAY. Chaps XIv.-XvIL r. B KimbAlL
XII MEXICO AND THE UNITED Stairs
Kill CURRENT EVENTS
XIV LITERATURE, SCIENCE, AND ART ABROAD. B,yrd
Taylor.
XIV. LITERATURE AT HOME. T. C. stedmah
XVI FINE ARTS. S. s. COnAnt
XVII TABLB-TALK. Clarence Cook
xviii MONTHLY BULLETIN OF NEW PUBLICATIONS
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,,,,vs p,cxAcrs FOR THE PRESS.

c.ps ana purses arriving at ths poI. arc on "a
the NeNlork Associated res
nr.on, exhibiting wrtsu authority OF w snonon 1srxs
the Journal OF C0DpeT ies
srId ssn Express Evening Post Co1ger9sas S,5 40
Is Ns, Yort,r Journal aud Nsc l0rSef DeR'o""' S1V
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NOW READY.
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. JIpPINCOTT'S MAGAZINE.
WITH A FuIIrPAGE ILLUSTRATION.

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WITH A FULLPAGE ILLUSTRATION
CONTENTS.
J. BEYOND THE BREAKERS N0YEI.-PABTY. BY the Hon
Robert Dale Owen
H. MAY APPLES; 4 PoEN.
Ill SALMON FISHING.
" HASS BREITMAES1N POLTTTCs-PART III l. The Author
the intellectual superiority Of Germans to amer
leans 3 Showing how hr Hiram IUine played oil" on
Smith BY Charles q. Leland. Illustrated
v ROUGEGORGR TALE. b Harriet Prescott sPoforl
VI LIFR IL COAL MINES.
VII Anew CURIOUS DERIyATIvEs BY Prof Henry Copp6e
Will DICK IYLEs FEE. DAI by L. Cafte
Davis
IX SPECTRUM ANALYSIS
" EARL DOUGLAS, or PHILADELPHIA.
XII RECOLLECTIONS OF WASHINGTON IRVING By L. Gay
lord Clark
XII THE ARGOSY. 4 poHv.
Kill A REAL GHOST STORY
XIV. OUR MONTHLY GOSSIP.
XIV LITERATURE OF TIIE DAY
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LITERARY ITEMS.

Dr. Wilson, the distinguished scholar and
missionary has received testimonial from the people Of
Bombay Of all CTeeds and races the foreth annver.
cary OF his arrival India IL consists Of large sum Of
money the interest OF when is hereafter TO be devoted
10 the endowment OF chair OF phiOoRy the University
Of Bombay The honor has been well by career OF
philanthropy and scholarship extending from the time Of
eIr Jonu ,,sttHlm. similar and larger raised
FOR DR. Duf when lie EFT India tho interest being do,
voted TO missionary rofessorshp and institute in Edin
burgb, and 20 scholarships in the Calcutta University
The death is announced of that celebrated
political economist Carl Theodor weeker who died at
Heidelberg the 10th inst at the age Of TO- His
Of restless activity From 1878 tin the time Of his
death he was constantly employed In doing the work Of
academical teacher an author, and politician He
Of the earliest leaders OF the Liberals IN Baden
and IN consequence OF this the Government deprived him
Df his chair N 1897 But this did not cool his zeal the
Baden Chamber ana IN bis numerous writings be
tnued 20 defend the principles he had adopted and I'm
lsis he elected member Of the German Parliament
frankfort and ntrusted with the post Of ambassador Of
Baden to the city After the failure Of the reyOu.
Son he returned 10 Heidelberg aud withdrew into private
"NEw AMERICA"
81. JANEs's TERRACE, April 1, 1862
The public references made TO my book
'Eew America, first by Mr. Ball, In the House OF Com
mons and stil more recently by the American Enbas-
sadcr at Newcastle require from word Of eIpana
ton.
never meant TO offer my pictures Of the Mormons and
Free Lovers samples Of American religious life. Quite
otherwise described them AZ diSrbing torres In that
religious life. The keynote Of New America" gwen In
the Preface, In these words:
The men who planted these Free Btates-dOing the
nObest work that England has achieved in hstOrywere
spurfed into their by two passions large love
OF liberty; deep sense OF religion and, In our great
plantation, liberty and religion exercise power the
forms Of social aud domestic life unknown home. IN
NE heart Of sOitd sOcees and eOSerUdtre churches zoe
find he most singular doctrines the most dudaeOuS expert
mems aud u is only der seeing What Kind Of (Orecs are
al work within them, that adequately admire tho
strength Of these societies and churches"
have too much Of the work effected by the Amer
lean Ous sOcieesnOt Ia the United states only but
highest respect OF course the facts recorded In my book
are public property and every one free 70 draw from
them his own conclusion. My conclusions no secret
They stated IN my preface and Mr. Reverdy Johnson
clearly entitled " esyI ~ lie said 81 HeBeaste lha
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nothing in Mr. Dixons book justified the inference"
~ 49, " W. HEPwORTH DIXON.