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The New York herald., 1870-04-26
Parliamentary Parties.

LONDON, April rs, 1870.
Tnsre is every sign that business will be pushed
with vigor in Parliament The liberal 'whip" has
Issued circular to members notifying them to he
prompt in attendance, Is q week Of heavy work is
1xpoctod ~z
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DE-. sherman Has Returned t0 the city, aud
be consulted At his Office 67 Broadway for few days
previous 70 going West BY ruptred persons dcsous of
svailing themselves of his experience and remediss
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KENTUCKY.
Oonsrcssaonai Election I'm GolIoday,s Dis-
srice-Ge'iodny Defeated--The Election 20
bo Contested.

LOUISVILLE, April rs, 1870.
Aspccla despatch to the Courier yo,rnor indicates
tho election OF General ]. Fl. Lewis democrat ~
Congress, from the Third Congrs ssional oistrict.
by considerable majority. The negroes yoted.
In Bowling Green the nero yo,a. with
one exception, was cast for Lowry, the repub,ican
candidate. No disturbance occurred. j. 8. Golladav
sell as member OF Congress at the present time.
ne had large pistol In his waist and ndniged In
abuse OF the newspaper men. He win probably con.
Test the seat OF the member elect To Congress
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Observation-Disclosures Wafer is n
certain euro for Il. Depot, Is CHI street.
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MtsstsQuoi Water Cures Bright's Disease Of
new pamphlet.
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ENGLAND.

The Murders I'm Greece Reported In Purlia.
ment.
LONDON, April rs, 1871.
Mr.. Otway, Under Foreign Secretary, stated In the
House OF Commons to-day that the government had
received dispatches from Athens confirming the
melancholy intelligence Of the fate Of the capves in
the hands OF the brigands. The Greek government
made every effort to save them, but in vain Negot-
atoms having been exhausted the troops moved
against the robbers and drove them to o tower on
the coast near Oropo, where they were sur
rounded on Friday afternoon. Offers were
once more made to the brigands, but were
rejected; and at ten O'Clock the next morning an
attack was made on their position. As soon as the
troops commenced to move Mr.. Herbert and the Sec
retary Of the Italian Legation were taken out by their
capt0rs and butchered; and subsequently, when the
brigands found themselves hard pressed Vyner ana
Lloyd were killed. The troops finally carried the
tower, and the brgands, two Of whose leaders had
been mortally wounded, fed, closely pursued by the
soldiers. There are strong hopes that most OF the
band will be captured, in which case they viii be
summarily dealt with by the Greek authorities.
Mr. Otway was promised that her Maiesty's gov.
4ernmeat would lose no time In urging the authori-
ties at Athens to take proper action.
vengeannce.
LONDON April 25 1870.
bTltlSl pI0Ss CldlOT lOT iHe puHSIiIcub Ol tHe
murdorers and demand indemnity for the slain from
the Greek government.
'Parliameutary Progress--Finauce, Citizenship
and the Army.
s LONDON, April 25, 1870.
The House Of Commons reassembled to-day.
ThegHouse went Into committee the budget.
The proposals Of the Chancellor of the Exchequer
garding newspaper and other stamp duties were
agreed to.
Ths Naturalization bill, after short debate was
passed.
The War ONCE bill was taken up. Mr.. Fieean op-
posed the measure, denouncng 1t redoent Of rob-
berry.
Lord Elcho held the same views.
Mr.. Stansfeld defended the bin in detail One Of
Its principal merits, he said, to establish control
over expenditure.
Sir ]. Pakington generally approved Of the bill and
confined his objections to certain ordnance details.
Mr.. Cardwell, Secretary Of State for War, closed
che debate with speech in reiutation Of the objec
tons offered.
The bill then passed by majority of seventy-four
The Metropolitan Poor Relief bill was next con-
sldered
After long debate Of purely local interest the bill
was passed to q second reading, and the House ad-
fournsd.
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. Open COnfessirn.-Opcn Confession, we nre
told good for the sou II would be good for the whos
human frame also all who absurd bats werc TO AZ
knowledge their lack OF taste by purchasing ono OF knox
Spring styles, broadway, Fulton street How man
can be deaf TO the Of TO wear An
article ID ncomprebensbc Let such confess Their fcay AZ
and Wait KNOX, the Halter.
The New York herald., 1870-04-26
Affords Iron and sulphur Powder.

The combination charged With the Two ellen which
acencc declares and nervous cedron Il
augment vital forces. and sulphur to blood
and secretions For debility In all tA varietcs and
whether arising general specific and peculiar causrs
tho Powders the most potent OF all remedies They
are especially adapted 10 the OF Al dinabilties
Sold By druggists: I Package, "a Po,hders, 81; Pack
ssss, S2'tU. hailcd FREQ. Money sent Al our rsk
TALL HUCXEI. SiS Grssn vAah aassel, New York.
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Mastorly Inactivity.
Da.vc Ax,,st rovn

PARIS, April rs, 1870.
In public meetings held here yesterday to discuss
the pleotscttua the majority Of the audiences de-
clared in favor OF abstaining from voting the 9Th
Of Nav
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,orsica and tho Courts,

Corsica and tho Courts.
PARIS, April Is, 1870.
Prince Pierre Bonaparte yesterday gave grand
banquet to the Corscans belonging to the g yards
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NapOleOn's Appeal to the Civil
Power OF France.
The PlebiScitum, Peace and the Bona
partiSt Succession.
The Greek Brigands' Murders and
British Redress.
PAPAL PROGRESS IN THE COUNCIL.
FRANCE.

Tho Piebiscitum, the Dynasty and tho Suc-
cessi0n.
PARIS, April rs, 1870.
The Journal Oaciel contains the following circular
70 officers Of the civil service, signed by all the
Minister'S
The Emperor addresses solemn appeal Co the na
ton. In 1852 he asked the power to assure order.
In 1870 he asks the power 70 establish liberty. Con-
d dsas q the ns Which Is G ms 6y % ?. eight NIL
discussion. He submits to vote only Its liberal
TO voe ..yes; is to vole for liberty. The revoIu.
tionary parry secretly attacking the national sove-
re.gnty and msrepre enting tile respect which The
the people, are moi the true fr ends OF liberty; but in
spite OF these the ma sses will march ia our ranks
or TO vote HnO'' VIII be 10 strenghen tho no only
combat the trans ornlat on OF The empire in order
that they may destroy It, and with II the political
anu social ORGANIZATION 10 which France owes her
greatness
In the name OF public peace and liberty, In the
name of the Emperor, we demand OF you al--our de-
voted coabOrers--to unite your efforts with ours. 1t
Is to she citizens we address ourseyes-not as order
ing, but as Offering patriotic council; our object to
assure to our country Tranquil future, to the end
that, on the throne Is In the hamblest dwelling the
son may succeed the father, in peace and quiet.
Tho Opposition Unit.
PARIS, April 49, 1870.
It Is reported to-day that the disaiYecton in the
party OF the Left has been healed, and that the men,
bers will all vote alike.
Masterly Inactivity.
PARIS April rs, 1870
In public meetings held here yesterday to discuss
the pIeotscttuna, the majority Of the audiences de-
clared in favor OF absaining from voting on the sh
Of Nay
Italy In tho Primaries.
PARIS, April 25, 1870.
Signor Cernaudri, the Italian banker well known
tor his republican procivitles has presented 100 000
to the AntPebisctum Committee.
Corsica and tho Courts.
PARIS, April Is, 1870.
Prince Pierre Bonaparte yesterday gave grand
banquet to the Corsicans belonging to the Guards.
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Tho Opposition a Unit.

PARIS, April Is, 1870
It is reported to-day that the disaYection in the
party OF the Left has been healed and that the men,
becs viii all vote alike.
, 1870-07-19

There arc $40 e11stpg SPECIES OF pISeonA
They run bridal cara !" on the EAlEaJs lead-
ing 10 saratoks.
The houses Of t1l-fame inlEnoxyile, Tenn, are
oeing moboeu BY vt.tuous.c:,.zena-
"a Maine dog produecs..a ttx-4nch fleece Aunn-
lJ, which Ia made mp Into mlttcnx for the family,
Having bet everything else On the late stexu1-
boat race, one Memphis man proposed to Anozher
to pot his old credit accounts against ple Of Con-
Ecderate bonds which the othe- nsed for pillow.
"a NuAst io-JeAt old gtrI. 81 nee wEN2m, Va,
atcty fell into well tncnu-el go j.. -. With
twelve feet Of water n H. t., clstrbczyd ont
again without aAs!stance.
The wife OF Western pr-roneE wanted him
let Oh, a., though she:.nAd been wor7.ed in 1hsec
fights with him, she thought she could vsnQrtsn
him !n once more trying. lie w3s released.
The Mount Goth1sd Railway tunnel In Eu-
rope, 1t Ia estimated. cannot stand the constant
dripping Of the mountain streams, znd 1t Is feared
1t viii have to be eventually abandoned
"a Pennsylvania Mlnl&tcr WIS recently E1rtu 4
donation party, It which the gifts we're slI rolling
pin1, pen wiper. and TWO quartz Of dried apples
vintage Of 1864. His nock ali have good appetttes
and they discouraged Ills next winters stock Of
provisions severely.
-Docs have Z connection With literature IN
Lowell After the value OF sheep Of my othe1
su!uals Killed By dogs has been deducted from the
ppceeds OF dp9-tax, the residue Is used for the
City Library. Last year the net result thus de-
voted NJ 81 $50. .-... .-
"a French urm has made 100 one-senth horse.
power engines tAbou1 ono " Btd1y powes} for 90,
mcadc wprk. They consume about t~enH-oye
cable feet OF gaa per hour ADd mAy before long oe
introduced Into our kitchen Arrangements
There tra two ladiea In tho Post once Depart
ment A warrington who are employed In uans-
l3aoE the foreign correspondence and IN keeping
I'D the NctpNutX tn fofeaen tpnrrs rsr~, Tn~~ a ~
, 1870-07-19

The Peoria Transcript says that, while
there may be differences Of opinion re-
garding the sounduess Of Mr.. E G. Ineer-
soils views Of national finance, ali persons
must agree in ad1niring his originality of
thought, etc, The idea for which origiuali-
ty of thought is claimed for Mr.. Inee.soll
is that an irredeemable paper currency is
superior 10 all other monetary systems.
Historically considered, this is the yery
rons assnarnM of financial science. So
lar fsum being original with Mr. 1ngersoll,
it is the distinguishing mark and
brand Of three centuries of sapheads
who have attempted to doctor the Ills of
society by devices to get something out Of
nothing. ANY work on Political Economy,
If the Peoria Transcript is acquainted with
any, will tell that rspe1 that the claim, Of
originality for Mr.. Ingersoll is entirely un-
founded. Take Mr.. Mills treatise for e1-
ample. Book 8, Chapter 13:
"AlthouRh no docutne In political economy rests
o. morn obvious grounds fhan the mischief Of
ai1ae S1arsF 1,sS ,ssSn1neJ not Maintained Il The same
some principle OF limitation equivalent 10 t, anI.
althonght accordingly, Tits doctrine hi, though
- ~ Atet tHe atsEuHonA 0I InAn5 years, been
toeabl5 eneetnaliy dru1nmed into the pubic
mind; Jet dissentents arr stnl numer-
ous. aud projectors essyy NOW and then
1aIt n1 win Plans for curing all the economical
eF1n o. society BY means Of an unlimited tssue Of
charm tn the tuea- To be able TO pay oi1 Tue rs
! Ional debt deiray the expenses Of government
sne iorsaaes q ~ IT. vhols oae oomnua;: g maae
y. l. brilliant rrnspect, when ones
uin Is capable Of believing that printing 4 lew
characters On b!ta Of paper viii do il me phos-
ephefs Stone could not be expected to DO more
Az theEe rfnectS, however often Blain, 1lways IT.
suscitate, 1t Is net surcrtuous 70 examine one Of
TWO OF the fAll.cles BY which the Scheners impose
upon themselves," etc.
So much for Ar. E G. Ingcssou's origi-
, 1870-07-19

the pieht referred to, he spoke only once.
what be had to say. The author OF
"Lothair' makes queer bash Of subjects
Ike this II be deaceuds into detail aud.
whether It is there or not, the listeners aluar,
against allowing the schoolnastera to teaei,
what they please in religion. In 4 pEoyiou.
speech, be said il WAS creating ''8nother
sacredatal caste" Tonight. he told the House
the influence Of the schoolmaster would not
only be g1e.t: 1t would be varied - They
places. They would have the formulazies of
Bradford the articles Of Manchester and the
c1eetls Of Liverpool and Leeds" Tlsre was
running accompaniment Of laughter-not loud
but eeneraa-as al this VAS said. It sounded
50 much like chaff! a he could not ages IN
the objection to what we're called fozmuIarias,
He believed that religious fo1mu1aties had
been Of the greatest advantage to man-" Tho
word " "Inan" had such IN odd sound that mem
bern Uttered sg.in. Then, Ii to casechisns
YIN which la'J Of very high iteRsec, aud a
sound Churrhwoma1, who had taken very active
TT IN scaSol x the
: Introducing Dr.. Watts Catechisn. Or. v aus WA
man OF learning. Intelligence, religion, ann
said Il 1T tue time Wien be was writing ai,out
'tne Nttte busy bec. {latE hterl-he had 9oeesrvr
that the House Of Conmons would. in 1870, acting
tnas nts cstechism should not be used In public
acnool."
It was in the very spirit Of the absurd to
describe good Dr.. Watts In patrpnizing terms
"a man Of morality" Naturally it is h,rd
to conceive that the nuthor Of this lind of
talk is in my degree IN earnest.
THE HISDoo nEFDRHER.
The above singular man il in the Provinces,
not in the best Of health. The stric,es clergy
protest agsinst the welcome given him by
liberal thinkers, but they ats nor much listened
to. The following note is sent BY the friends
OF Nr. San to fhe gentlemen at whose houses
it ID proposed be shall stay:
'"Ar. Sen dcstrcs to retire at 10 o'clock D, m.
He takes cup Of tea {no bEead> At in the morn
inRR. His deyotons, correspondence, and walk
TIL 10 so he takes breakfast at 80, and enioys
private study I'LL /. From till enters On en-
cagtments which naAy be arznnged ~ friends At
he dtnea and from 10 10 he Is open 10 engage
ments Ar. Sen and his cousin Af. Prusonno are
veEeta1tans, md 80 abstain from animal food aad
eggs and Ill alcoholic drinks ah well Thetr drink
Is wnteF or lemonade. They nlso enjoy waEm
milk. For hreakfast the following may he pre-
pared: boiled nee and slt:ed poatoes fried In but
Ter: also vegetable OF pea soup. Dinner the same
~ b1cakfast with frult putftiinFs and sweets; no
Eggs In the pass1y. In nil c1scs they drsire to be
entertained together,
, 1870-07-19

Something more than one year ago, the
editor of the Erentn9 Pest, Of this city,
drew up an agreement pledging all the
daily newspapers not to publish the income
returns Of this revenue district, said
publication being regarded as offensive
and i1npertinent by large majority of the
business man OF the city. This agreement
was signed by tho proprietors, or leading
editors, of all the daily newspapers OF Chi
cago, tbs signature Of the Post being the
first on the List, Last evening the Post pub
lished the list Of the larges income
returns Of the city for the
Last ascal yca., in violation Of the agree
meut which it WAS tho first to enter into.
We have no comment to mike upon the
matter, except that We shall exercise
wiser discretion in entering into such
agreements hereafter, and shall choose for
our partners only such Journals IS adhere
tn ffair p1etiree
, 1870-07-19

wero valued by Tho bead yaauuo 1t 800. a.
though Metxker said they should be bought
for sso. Although ne saw, perhaps, half .
dozen caught, have described enough Of
Whit wo saw Of breaking Wild borsss.
To break from fifteen to eighteen
Of them Is considered a fair days work for
three men,
We returned to town by / differ
ent road To the one on which we went out.
which brought Us through soms l.rgee pieces
Of wild rnusta1l. This grous somotmas TO
the height Of twelve feet. It is very produc-
tive, is of tino flavor, a9d yesy pungent. =
such IN extent a. to Interfere with tic pastur-
trimmed the lesvcs along the border. Of the
field saw. Ws aaw many Aelds on the sides
Of the coast mountains in view from the
steamer. Il may yet becomo IN artils Of
commerce.
On our return we visited some very hns or
Ange orchards and obser1cd the system OF
irrigation ne4f the term
lady At my elbow .pggosts that must rot
forget the flowers Vel, they arc large, beau::
tiful, snd abundant, and not behind tho frui.a
in excellence Your J. D. CATION.
, 1870-07-19
PERSONAL,

cella Logan has Just nnished romance which
viii soon be out
Phoebe 1hoInaa, Of Chester County, Ia, cele-
hrated her centennial birthday At East Bradford,
July I. She has now living 1ity great 79randchll-
ircn.
The friends OF J. ". Lngaed, the sctor who
recently committed suicide, arc about to mise =
monument to bis memory.
Napoleon, forced by the gout, has 10 wesz htg
shoeA
-Ako Jumbo has Organized war. Hell sov.
creign Of the west coast Of Africa and Is about
ex,ermtnate the Ooobos,
-couldock, the actoEa Intends 10 lecture On the
distinguished dtamatsts aud wits be has met ln-
Gliding Dickens, Douglhs Jenold, Mactcady, Kcan,
Kemble, md others
Miss Ann s. Cook has been appointed Post.
: mlst.eas at Glade Springs, Washington, Va,
riee Aiss Lavtna n. 1szhurn. disqualified by na1-
r.agc.r
,-Saldauna has locked over and approved the
proofs Of d new history In English OF tho Spanish
and Portuguese wars Of succesalon from 1875 to
to 1870, In which he IVES prominent actor.
The Hon. John q, Harlow, OF DI1deId, Me-, for
1unny years Postmaster there, and weIl known
: known throughout the state as an active ind
leading Whlg politician years ago, died july H.,
aged 20.
Ammo Dickinson recciTcd letter recently cx
'c,rn,ne ~ ~ sn,Hrr s,osth =; s, hsn,'a4 ~
,,n,rles wno ,-rots so NAM ~. s,o-,as "~A'e'
M po.. .e.o-,,tnH =. - ,...,s,
,h,nr. hs IN ~, No. - ,,,. ss
says the 1nl! IaA Gazettt, a French lady, who ls
very dcvout, and for whom he entertains great
| whn, I'll. 11o,,..ss 80. :. -. - 'a,e .,o't4e'
.,s,. - @ s..aa,r's .s'1 ~ 'e.aeo. sas "vuta 1o-
ttnnsa ~ ,.sa -. raan.a. 80 =. s,o.
IN ~ c,,,r.I, ~ 49, .,ss,+,,s =, 1,4aunn4.
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| 1s,.s. 49,. 'ets =. a,'.a saa.an'
49,, eu .as unouA "ae"oenA Va N.asas. EoD'
~ psess ~ "ne su'aaa oi tae t'sonS~
o.ua. nal suneu' NC nslss oPon oe.nH
~. ~. 41et ~ tAo oo1es's oal'"'eA NusoeseA
~ Nv .ao w ~ on.. WIG 1nis e4planaaon II -
ess '. sne "uy ana wherefore OF me
..g advertisement which appeared TIE othcf
| DAY IN the Niagara Falls Cazttte:
, 1870-07-19
CROPS


The Peoria Transcript Of tbs 18th sara: "Cap-
ssin Dodda, Of this city. has Just returned from
Fulton County. whern he was on business He
reror1a that the formers have nearly nutsned cut
ting their small gratu. The 5teld is full average,
and the quality Il very superior. Prominent farm
esR ASSURED him that better berry or kernel WIS
ncvet raised The corn crop promises well II
there ts rain within werk, but most districts are
beginning to su0er from The long-coatnue,i
drought Fruit Of all kinds Is not reEy eo,si, the
dF5 weather in the spring proving too much for
r.
The 1anesT1lle Garet!s says: acorn has almost
doubled In size during the past two weeks, aud
potatoes have taken new st1rt under the encour-
sgrment OF plenty OF rain. Wheat, barley, and
TIE, though thin on the ground, are wen nlled, and
the berry excellent. Hay and OATS ase the only
real failures Of the season."
The Hchlaud County Rfpubtiaan eay1: "In
his county hay II About half a crop: oats are
quite light on the rdzes aud high lands, better IN
the valleys; wheat thin, but quite well nlled corn
Of excellent premise; potatoes, *hcrr not eaten
up by the bugs, doing fsis1f."
The Prairie du Chlea Entoa thinks the crops
Crawford County viii be fair.
The Berlin cpu5unt saJs: 1.-THE dops will be
Light In this secttou, but far from failure Winter
wheat II mostly cut, and In soma nelghbhorhoods
week. Rye Il mostly In shocf, and promises 1
good yield Oats are growing nnely, and promise
4 1aiE crop Corn looks remarkably weIlr
The Grre1 Bay Adrosdts EAJs: "1ne crops,
- raz ~ we can learn from s!l parts Of the coun.
+, are In excellent condition Barley h4rvrst has
slresdy commercial. Winter wheat Is Rbopt
ready to cut, and fya ts rtrening. The posstosa
have been damaged but very utsie BY bugA~
MICHIGAN.
The Detroit Tribune Of the 18th has the follow
ing:
= 1p+t.an;L-Tbe wheat, on some ,ands, nas A.
ready commenced growing. and, unles1 We get
az weather soon The crop Will b sc1touaiy dam
:. Ealama.oa-1t has sained here almost every
day this week. and tho result Il disaster, far
spread, to the wheat crop, Wheat has already
present Appearances noa nequates of he aversre
crop Will be sccuTrd In good Bn4pe. All our nne
psospeets tor full, plump. axeellens berry, hare
The Co!dwa,er {Bzanch County srn.in<l aAys; J.;
The heavy rains and catching weather are bad
| for the harvest The aar1ess Is gEeas, but the
weather Ia nckie. TRe hay crop Ii A,so good, and
Is suffering from the same reAson."
The Hastings (Bany County, Journal rayx :
ave have been T1hlted By several severe shower,
OF Ssln this week, much to the deutment OF the
large quantity Of outstanding wheat and other
gram
The W!nonA HtruM says that hssyestinR On the
line OF the Wlnoua / 81 Peter Railroad has Il
really commenced The crop Is I full ayet7zu
The Aankato Caioa says: "1n this county
winter wheat Is heavy: barley good early oa,l
good: late CATS and wheat EeJ thin Spring
wheat on old ground Will be foD crop. Winter
wheat and barley are already cut and some carly
pieces Of srs.ng arc s to, the reaper. Gun Il fa1
advanced. and endures the drouth without luj1r7
I 10 fafw
, 1870-07-19
RG0xlAfIr& xaF d.as sss ~. .--~ ns.@A N4~5w~-
f1Qns

lion. % '''@ ~ - ~'"'
We are indebted to aIr. Edward Young.
Chief Of the Bureau Of Statistics, for the foI--
now IN press. This number contains the sta
tistics Of our foreign trade fo- the month OF
April last, nnd for the first ten months Of the
current fiscal year, compared with tho cofre-
spending periods OF 1869 The salues Of the
imports, domestic aud foreign exports, Are
given in specie III tho following table:
~: 's:u:.;:i..;:;s;s ss.A7ts4 .sat2s's ..1s@
rp, y, lsR,:,:..:..:.; sa.sa.l:7 axsNa .sso.S7
;, Ap:ii y: is'o::::; =i,'.a.sss :so1ass1 =.ss.s.
TT x,!ii Hcashs e. ne, ended ~ az, a.,
Proportion OF the foregoing shipped in
American and foreign vessels, respectively:
TEN xoS7us ENDED Arar. %. 1s:o.
ts;sss 4s.s!s.e e::::;:: ;:5
TN MONTHS ENDED Arn1L -. 1859.
bus<<.tk< Fbr<frn
t.? ts:*'ts ?;.::s:: .::;: s s!!'s| ;:;l !;;
Il will be noticed that for the ten months
over exports WAS S5, 707 ,sl1. while for Tue cor
responding period Of 1863, it Was @75, 81, ,755.
The value Of foreign commodities remaining
in the warehouses OF the United States Apni
April So 1869. -S'
The values OF the principal articles import.x1
during the ten months ended April so. 1870.
we're: Free Of duty-gold and silver coin
and bullion, e2i, ,49S.1i7. Dutisble-barlsv.
s5.G4s,0 Gus; all other breadatuds, e. 1869, ,I53:
coffee, sl9, $780, ,5C4; manufactures Of cotton.
80. .G67.6M: fax and manufactures Of.
$la.115.2s1. fruits. s6.i27,773; hides and
skins other than furs, Ell 439 139-
iron aud manufactures Of, s37, ,2lG.079.
leather and leather goods, s30o8.-
953 silk aud manufactures Of. 32O.57t.716.
brown sugar. Si2, uO, ,6i2 uolasses. e9.766.-
$50: tea. sl0,s=).s335; tin and manuf.cturaa
Of, S7,6i8,i77 vines, spiri,s, aud cortiaIs.
6,1H'.l wood and Manufactures Of,
&c. $50, C65 wool and manufactures Of, a3;,-
Tie values Of the principal domestic COM
moditiea exported during the rame period
we're Wheat, sso,2A,li9; wheAt iour.
415, ,029, 872; Ill other breadstuHs, 43,019, sol:
raw cotton, Sl9G. .184, ,1S3: manufacturers
OF cotton. T.. 9e9. 433, gold and silver coin
and bullion, e3e.T6,7i1 !: refined petroleum,
S23, ,62t.3l crude petroleum, Il ,i73 u80 ba-
con and hams, s5,636, 40; cheese, s7,4s8,677:
lard. f5.199, rs: leaf tobacco. I'll, ,199.025.
wood and manufactures Of, e1l, 4G4 ,63..
The values Of the PRINCIPAL foreign cotpmo-
dties exported vera Cold coin, Il. sol ga.
silver coin, 1,ol5, ,022 provisions and taIlow.
IL 1S0, ,0s9 tea. 81, ,05i, ,16a.
Vessels engaged in the foreign trade, which
entered and cleared in the undermentioned pe-
Rods:
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