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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-07
CUBA.

OPINIONS OF THE SPANISH PREss-CUBA WORSE
THAN USELESS TO sPAIN-CEsSION TO THE
UNITED STATES PROPOsED-HOw CAN 1T BE
BROUGHT ABoUT1
The tone of the Spanish press on the Cuban
question is important the following extract from the
organ OF Gen. Prm Will show:
We have said repeatedly and the habual readers OF
Ell Unrersai Will remember IT, that the mere suppression
OF Instruction settles nothing The Islanders may
begin again the work OF conspiracy ana with the same
tenacty of purpose the space Of the last half
tury. Nor Will ever resources he wanting TO them IN
order that parties may be kept up, who, guided solely
by the Thought OF doing all the harm possible may
run through the Island burning and destroying. How
such things may be with impunity is demonstrated by
the fact that large bodies OF negroes escaping from the
estates live tranquil and idle life hidden IN uncultiva
led portions Of the territory, whence they sally forth
the purposes Of mischief and cannot be caught
We shall be compelled as long as our banner floats IN
Cuba occupy the whole island by the military and to
support large army which will necessitate Immense ex
pendures for which neither the treasure OF the mother
country the already wasted resources OF the island
will suffice
insist opposing the current OF ideas and upon shut
ting their eyes which, II viewed Alright would
show the finger OF Deity touching the heart Of humanity
Surely those people be obstinate who refuse To learn
though the Cuban nsurrection may be ended not
long time will elapse before other elements VIII cause te
ideas manifested never die
because Of their peculiar coDdition and the tenden
ces away colonies as also because OF the con
dtion OF their Inhabitants by reason OF the distance
which separated u.s. and by the profound division which
there regus be Impossible 10 DrlnR ABOUT uninSaon
rhat hen ought 10 BE- doef
La Dseusioa continues in holder strain as follows at
date Of March -: 800
We have already demonstrated that II Is impossible, In
every point Of view, to coutue In possession Of the
Antilles without exposing ourselves to great reverses
and considerable losses oday Is the instruction is
the what condition Is Cuba found eau
should We hold her In our P0werf Aud We cannot hest
tate TO answer that Il "a absolutely impossible to retain
people who do not wish 10 belong TO u.s. We may con
Quer them hundred times or more but, exhausted III
money, shall have at last to give way.
But what shall VIC dot Shall We let Cnba GOT This !.
neither convenient to our Interests nor to the security oi
the Pcninsuars who hive there aud who In very short
will be the victims Of the most cruel ban
shed made Infamous and reduced 10 the sad condition
parahs There other remedy than the cesson o
the part Of America which belongs TO us " great PEG
ple-those Of the United states-who by their import
ance by taer strength and because Of the special cond
ton of Peninsula, De, as they ought TO be, oo
friends and alice Hoe shsA A~ essssH b @s1gA
| aoouff
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NOMINATIONS AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

REVENUE DECISIONS.
GENERAL PRESS DISPATCHl
The following nominations were sent TO the Senate th.
afternoon: ~ VIZ ''' '''''
hoh Bond ofhsIylapd b. Judge t Fourth ud. C,ept
wee GsOrge A. Pssros Withdrawn. ~ '1'''''' N''"''
e. Is Tbomp son Postmaster Al LEROY NY
JOhu OXEN Postmaster at Abingdon. Va
Inc Senate IN Executive session today confirmed the
following nominations Wv
10 - Cons1s-Js@ss Wheeler M.s At Krgto, I r cd
Of khSoe lssHe AT ColoniA Caguyi K.bstg af, D, ~
toa5s al Ysrviepsi d. H. Batcbed.T OF n H. AZ odond,,,,
Moses Haleu 10 be Chief Justice Of Colorado Terrtor,
T. P&hck, Marshal Of Utsb Territory.
BdssId a Brogd,n Collector Of CHstOss Al YoTi NJ.
Ten. ~ "''"o'"
john seorgs Postmaster al Lebanon Pa
IhS~ss ~ Dass, Postmaster at Beverly. Mas
memseI Of hrn dylDg during the year for which said
hrlh hao pau special tax and bond, TO
tarers tine safIvng member members OF the are
NOT 10 pay any additional special tax give
soDos &C IA NeI 10 carry said business until the
enc Oh the spe4a TAX year Notice Of the death should
DC gwen W tbe Ahssor and Collect but on that ae
count need not De removed until the business of the Old
nIm Is closed mp aud one 10 formed
The Commissioner has ALSO decided that men who owl
OIL lands or hold ein nnder leases and who sink wells
uetlh aud WORK them until they are eIhauste u and
.Heb hhk others In the manner and for the same
petpose may he allowed 70 deduct the cost of sinking
weir Ia the income returns: that such cases the
business seems " be the production oil for sale and The
- pehoe VI sinking the wells which worthless when
SSHhaucubg H. He decides. however, that no such de
.h SHOULD be allowed 10 men 10 SINK wells not for
or working them but for the purpose OF thus
INC Gal lADds and then selling them thus i'm.
Zyoo ti~t va this case the expense Of sBkiug the
Se"s ~ % DuoA a. Investment ~ tbonsh 10
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THE INDIANS.

TIE SIOUX ASKING ARMS AND AMMUNITION TO
ATTACK WHITE MINERS.
ST. LOUIS, April 6.-Advices from Fort Sully
Dakota say that 200 lodges Of Sioux and other Indians
have camped near the Cheyenne Agency. They want
arms and ammunition and say they intend TO drive all
the miners from Muscle Shell and Yellowstone Riy
ers and from the Wind River country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-07
GREECE.

LONDON, Wednesday, April g. 1870.
A dispatch from Athens announces that Mr.. p.
Rooue at present the gGreek Charge d'Afaires at
Paris has been appointed Minister of Greece to the
United States
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NETWORK LEGISLATURE.


Relative to the Brooklyn Fire Department [;
York also TO incorporate the Central Savings Bank OF
New.YOrk. - o.,
The bnl relative the inspection OF steam boilers,
e,ce pt I'm the Metropolitan district, was ec0nsldeed and
nassed fixing the compensation OF the Canal Coninls
sioners at year, and 900 Tor travelling expenses
90 -, he Controller at s. coolest 10 to 49, and the
motion reconsider was tabled ,,,.- l., -,
Placing the State Cabinet OF Natural History In charge
nnnart for three Years Passed) Providing for the
payment Of certain certificates issued 10 the SOLDIERS Oh
The OF 1872 Passed Increasing te eSp Of So
York to elOOOOO Passed) Appopriating tsoov 70 Phy
the present indebtedness OF the Willard Asylum Tor In
'""'' spCTARiAS SCHOOLS.
Mr. WOOD moved that the Committee on Municipal
Affairs be instructed TO report on or before he l1 &
ON the bill repeating tho clause OF the lax Levy Oh low
making appropriations for sectarian schools
Mr. cKTAMER moved to lay the resolutions on the
table, which was carried by the following vote;
'
Ba.l. ,5on ,srs s ssrts" ~
s,:s%S. S s.%c Ss@iS. c ~. Hs"S-is
Bosch iiarp.sa''s saW
Brand kennedy, ns""
Chapman. Lewis ~
f1Id. N Abssnt-caudrfu hdr""o"V' hpeII
i' SEw-rOkk SUPERVISORS .
~, TWEED introduced bill creating q new Board OF
Supervisors In the City and County OF when
sbollshes the present Hoard sIter sune ~ ,oaO IN
,,a sec.d under the now Charter shall compose the
Uo.rd All officers and subOrdlnaes now III ounce 20
continue IN their respective 10
Recess al a O'Clock
EVENING SESSION.
Mr. THAYER introduced bill 10 provide ior the miro
ductiOn Of Improved system OF wAs" v" wv ''
GBrERAL ohDkb a, $780,, MI.
nh. want INTO Committre the GensraI E'ef-
ten Law.
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RUSSIA.
AN IMPERIAL TOUR.

ST. PETERSBURG, Wednesday, April g. 1870.
The Emperor and Empress will soon 20 on tour
through the Crimea and the Caucason Provinces.
They will subsequently visit Darmstadt and Ems, in
Germany.
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BELGIUM.

BRUSSELS, Wednesday, April 6, 1870.
1t is reported to-day that the Belgians have de-
c:ned to send articles to the Fair at London in ISL
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''Ny
att end the funeral OF the late 0en Thomas was re
ceyed and accepted. Adjourned.
ASSEMBLY
The Senate resolutions relative to the reduc-
ton OF tolls received and referred to the judiciary
Committee.
BILLS PASSED.
Regulating the rate Of interest charged Dy pawn,
brokers' confirming the purchase OF lands by the Board
OF Education In Brooklyn making provision for the pros
ecuon of bonds in cases OF bastardy by the Supern-
tendents of the Poor OF Kings County incorporating tho
New-York German Pharmaceutical Society. A.,
To extend the time for tho completion OF the sodus
Point and Southern Railroad
Amending the charter Of the City Of Brooklyn relative
to laying sidewalks.
The Governor by the hands Of his Private Secretary,
returned the bill improving the Fordham and Pelham.
ayes, Westchester County, with his objections. on the
ground that the OF the land have already been
paid for 100 feet and the bill proposes to reduce the
width Of the avenue co feet returning TO the owners "
feet
on motion Of Mr. ALvoRD the message and bill were
laid on the table
Recess TIL n O'Clock.
EVENING SESSION.
REPORTS.
Amending the act authorizing the New.York and New.
Haven Railroad Company to extend their line from the
Connecticut line to the New York and Harlem Railroad
yn and to authorize the organization OF railroad cor
poraon therefor ALSO Incorporating the South BrooK-
lyn and Prospect Park Railroad Company.
The bill relative TO the Brooklyn public schools was
passed. ~ ,,. =.
Also relative TO wharves and docks In New. York.
Mr. FREAR-Incorporatng the New-fork Advertising
Also incorporating the Brooklyn Market Company.
Mr. CAvANAGH-To protect passengers arriving at
the Port OF New-York.
free, and asked the privilege, for Messrs Ayord ana
Payne to submit written report hereafter, which was
granted I'M, ., .ro.o,
large number OF local ana private pllls "eicicPoou
Adjourned
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NETWORK, THURSDAY, APRIL Z, 1870.

After some discussion progress reported and the
bill referred to the Judiciary Committee.
On motion OF Mr.. NORTON, the act TO amend the
Election laws was referred to the first Committee OF the
Whole. A.,
The bill was then taken up, and, after confederation
ordered TO third reading. -, -, .,.
The bills reGstabshing the Board OF Health OF the City
OF Brooklyn In relation TO Telegraph Companies moor
porating the United States Mutual Benefit Company OF
New. York, were ordered 10 third reading.
An invitation from the authorities and citizens OF Troy
att end the funeral OF the late 4en Thomas was re-
ceiyed and accepted. Adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-07
ALBANY.

NOTHING DONE WITH THE LIQUOR BILL
STATE ELECTION BILL-sTEAM TOWING
GEOLOGICAL CABINET-AID TO RAILROADS
DOCKS IN w-Y0RK-TREATMENT OF
THE INsANE-LONG ISLAND CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-07
VOL. XXIX.....No' 9,O4S
WASHINGTON.

,c.,Nsr TuR CONTINUANCE OF THE
PRO rh asns,y NG INCREASED APPROPRIATION
snR THE NEw-YoRK rosr-orrIcET H,Ly oS
30, ,ea,NsT GEN. HOWARD THE pIIl TIN UN
CIc .Rs-JUDGE PEARREs NOMINATION "
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THE. FISHERIES QUESTION.

MESSAGE OF THE PRESIDENT AND REPORT OF
THE SECRETARY OF STATE-wHAT HAS BEEN
DONE TO WARN AND PROTECT AMERICAN
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Relative to the Brooklyn Fire Department ;
IN tncnrporate the Paramount Savings Bank OF New.
York also to incorporate the Central Savings Bank OF
Ea,p Nnr
The New York herald., 1870-11-17

~ WEST TWENTIETH STREET.-DEsIRABLE
III Rooms let with Board to gent temen and their
wives single gentemen family slna Il; references ex-
cha
The New York herald., 1870-11-17

I,OR sALE-S24oo GREAT BARGAIN-7 Is ACRES
rich land all enclosed finely situated, 10 minutes from
North Shore ferry; terms easy to close estate. - -
The New York herald., 1870-11-17

L,OR sALE-ELEGANT NEW HOUSE, 10 ROOMS;
three Handsomely laid out FIVE minutes from North
Shore ferry surroundings unexccptonabe terms easy
$4,000 DARkIN, 50 Broad
The New York herald., 1870-11-17

90 EAST TENTH STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH AVE
= - aud University pace.--One or two gentlemen
ay obtain pleasant Room, with wiihou, Board termi
m
The New York herald., 1870-11-17

10 EAST TWENTY. EIGHTH STREET.-LARGE AM
LED aud sinale Rooms for gentlemen, with withou
Board table dhoe o. O'clock dinners deeuners to
der. Try H.
The New York herald., 1870-11-17
FIRST CLASS RESIDENCE FOR SALE

BETWEEN SPUfTEN DuYvIL AND RIvERDALF.
This beautiful property offered for sale and presents
superior advantages to party desiring homestead OF
passing elegance or to the capitalist as an Investment The
dwelling has frontage of ninetyhree feet by about forty
contains every conceivable modern improvement, and
built upon an emnence commanding splendid view OF tho
Hudson both yD down. The outbudngs are thoroughly
complete and Ia perfect orer the grounds are handsomely
and artscay arranged, well planted with trees shrubs
and towers and most attractive The natural advan
ages this property being only % minutes by railroad and
sbon hours from Nall street, and In of the
fact OF the HUDSON and Harlem Railroads cpnvergng at this
point make t of the most desirable and valuable
tates in the vicinity York. For full particulars maps,
photographs, price terms &C., bona hde purchasers only
may Apply TO WILLIAM SINCLAIR JR. a CO., No. y Pine
The New York herald., 1870-11-17

100 EAST THIRTY-H1NTH STREET.-ONE OR TWO
% single gentlemen may obtain desirable Room,
with BOARD In private family terms $40 for one $40 to
GlS for
The New York herald., 1870-11-17

100 MADISON AvENCE, SECOND HOUSE FROM
loo Thirty "A newly and elegantly furnished
Paror Floor with bathroom and private table also Rooms,
e suite, third floor; brst class accommodations.
The New York herald., 1870-11-17

81 WEST SIXTEENTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH Av.-
FIRST Floor three dcep with closets AMI bath
private table " desired; also other Rooms reference
The New York herald., 1870-11-17

N1 l. FRIEDLANDER's LAW, COLLECTION AND
W. Real Estate ohces 55 Bowoy (basemcat) aud al
East Broadway. Dils and rents collected promptly.
The New York herald., 1870-11-17

IloR SALE OR TO LET-IN BROOKLYN, Bl -TLDISGs
suitable for manufacturing purposes. near the river
Apply at KELSEY'S stores.
The New York herald., 1870-11-17

INoR SALE-SI,9O0, NEAT, COSEY COTTAGE, FIVE
IL and ;-aSe minutes walk from West
Brighton landing tagged walks surroundings unexcepton
able. pARRIN 90 Broad
The New York herald., 1870-11-17

10 WEST TWENTY-FOURTH STREET. OPPOSITE
" Fifth AvenGe Hote.-Elegantv furnished Rooms tc
let with withoutBoa TO gentlemen and hcr wives OF
single gentlemen
The New York herald., 1870-11-17

BOARD whNTED-IN A STRICTLY PRIVATE FAN
ID y for gentleman wife and child. in good location be
tween Second and Sixth avenues below Eighteenth street
Address, stating terms &C., BISSLAND, box lao Heral
Office.
The New York herald., 1870-11-17

18th STREET, NEAR IRVING rLACE.-PLEhSANT
Handsomely furnished Rooms to let suite or sngy
with without board; references exchanged lS9 Eas
Seventeenth street.
The New York herald., 1870-11-17

1e EAST NINTH STREET, NEAR UNIVERSITY
Id place. To rent With Board Suit OF Rooms on sec
floor. either family gentlcmen; also two Eag
The New York herald., 1870-11-17

1- LIVINGSTON PLACE, STUYvEsANT SQUARE,
L corner Eust Seventeenth streetElegant Rooms for
families gentlemen with first class Board Choice
ocaon, dne house and moderate prices.
The New York herald., 1870-11-17

DoARD WANrED--BY TWO YOUNG GENTLEMEN,
ID In private family of moral tendencies, where ladies
society be enjoyed. Address H. box 1859 New York
Post
The New York herald., 1870-04-15
CITY POLITICS.


Democratic Nominations for Comptroller and
sheria-Republican Preparing for the
fight.
The Tenth Ward Tweed Association met last even
ing at No. Orchard street, the President Myles
Keane, occupying the chair. After the transaction
of some preliminary business the following resolu.
tons were unanimously adopted
Resolved That the Tenth Ward Tweed Association nom
their first choice for tho next Sheriff Of the city and
county Of Now York that true and tried democrat Mr. Ed
ward J. Shandey.
Resolved That this association recognizing fealty
ability and integrity OF Matthew 7. Brennan, him
as the candidate for the office Of Comptroller
After the passage of these resolutions some twenty
new names were received and placed upon the roll
which swells the membership to about 150. The
meeting then adjourned.
The Republican General Committee met last even
ing and agreed to issue call to the various
tions to meet next Wednesday evening and elect
delegates to the several conventions that are
to meet on the Goth proximo to elect delegates
to the conventions to nominate three candidates
Tor Judges of the Court Of Common Pleas and for
Aldermen and Assistant Aldermen under the new
Charter and Civil and Police Justices, in case
the present incumbents are in the meantime legs-
lated out OF oice; and also delegates TO the State
Conv enton that Is to meet at Rochester on the 2sth
proximo TO nominate candidates tor Judges OF the
Court OF Appeals.
The New York herald., 1870-04-15
BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE.

Fatal ARRAY in South Broolflyn-A Wife As-
snults Her NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Stabbing AZ.
fray.
Mrs. Mary Donahue, woman sixty years OF age
got into an alteration with her husband, at their
residence, No. POI Pacific street. on Tuesday night,
and struck him upon the face with her fist.
The blow staggered him, and, stepping
upon some potatoes which was lying upon
the floor, he fel against table and
broke several OF his ribs. physician was sum-
moned. and, as his injuries were considered serious
be removed to the residence OF his son. in Coum.
bia street. Last night the physician stated that he
could not live until morning. The police notl-
fed, aud Mrs. Donahue was arrested and locked up
In the Fortythrd precinct station house 10 await the
result. Coroner Jones was notified and will take
the apte-mortem deposition OF the injured man.
Mrs. Donahue says she Is the second wife OF her
husband; has never had any children and has lived
wretched life with him. She says about four
months ago he beat her in the most terrible manner
and injured her arm so badly that she has not re-
covered the use OF yet.
Last night an ofncer OF the Forty-rrst
precinct arrested Peter Farrell for stabbing
Thomas McGaley In Bond street. The ARRAY
occurred on. Sunday evening" the mon beng
or pay. Farrell, after cutting his opponent four
times on the head INJECTING serious injuries made
his escape and succeeded in eludng the police until
last night. When he was arrested q number OF the
trends OF the injured man attempted to rescue him
from the officers for the purpose or ynchng him. 1t
was with difficulty they could get him to the station
house.
The New York herald., 1870-04-15

Colonel Braine the brain oil che regiment. was con-
Delled 10 do the shouting. Ana Fisk looked happy
wnen the inspection was over anu condesoended "a
ASK one OF the captains TO tighten as belt, which
sne captain did, with hls hat In his hand and bushes
uucep ana crimson on his youthful cheeks. Colonel
FISK expressed bis great and all b0undle5s admira
.on Ut the magnificent appearance OF each and
esegs t company, although he did not probably mean
70 say that Company G, which put In an ap.
pearance with five men and four sergeants
@ was 'ng very best company the National Guard ever
20 nSu. ,h inere was an immense crowd or milltlam0a
u ct, 'Svo WIN exceeding Rusto and military con-
oct' & lne parade ana the inspection were over
.ma. @ FISK knew how devoted to his person they
ouae w a came to the conclusion that no
sented IN acondescending way. and 40 the whole
regiInent went out into the street ana aired them
serves Ior several blocks, and then Fisk went homo
and the marines went home bowed ana heatad nv
the terrible campaign OF the night
The New York herald., 1870-04-15
CHILDREN OF The SABBATH.

Annual Meeting Of the New York City Meth.
odist Episcopal Sunday School Missionary
Society.
The annual meeting OF the New York City Sunday
School and Missionary Society Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, was held last evening Ill Trinity
Methodist Episcopal Church, Thirty.fourth street,
near Eighth avenue. AS the principal business Of
the evening was the selection Of officers for the en-
suing year, they were promptly nominated voted for
and elected according constitution or the So
ciey. According to this election the officers OF the
society for the ensuing year are as foll0ws:-Pres~
dent A. v. Stout; first vice president, e. H. Apple
gate; second vice presidents, G. J. Hamilton; third
vice president J. d. Stay yhack; recording secretary
lanes IL. PeltOn; corresponding secretary, k X.
Sinclair; treasurer, w. X. Peyton; and py the con-
stltution the two presiding elders are ec 0Nct0
fourth and fth vice presidents, w. H. Ferris, d. d.
beipg fourth aud Rev. n. IF. Pease nfth
There was quite lengthy discussion on the mo-
tion to strike out the titles rs second and third as
distinguishing vice presidents, but the motion was
finally lost It was then moved, seconded and car
rted that Mr.. Hollis address the meeting. Mr. Hollis
accordingly made an appropriate speecn 10 tne
degree OF regret as he would his own child. y
seemed part Of himself having been SC
long time almost constantly out OF doors
in the eastern part Of the city engaged II
the work OF evangeiizaton. He spoke ~ CON
siderable length and during the course or Ill
remarks paid warm tribute Of respect 70 the mem
The New York herald., 1870-04-15
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-L0NDoN, April A-4:30
p M-Consol5 close at 94 for money and OAK for
inc account. United States fve-twenty bonds, Ss4
for the Issue OF 1882 S1 for the issue OF 1868 and
S9lz for the issue Of 1867 ten.fortes seh. Stocks
quiet. Erie Railway shares 2O1a; Illinois Central,
il3M; Atlantic and Great western, IS.
city circular reports good demand lot Mexican
dollars, but poor supply.
PARIS BOURSE.-PARIs, April l4.-The Bourse
closed firm. Rentes, 73f. nc.
FRANKFORT BoURsE-FRANKFORT April H.
United States fve-twenty bonds opened quiet az 05
95H ana closed quiet at 95.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.-LIvERP00L, April
l4-i:30 p. M.-Cotton closed quiet and steady
MlddlIng upands HID. middling orleans, 1l3sd. q
I'D, The sales Of the day have been 10, 600 bales
Including 1000 bales for export and speculation. The
sales Of the week have been 90, 600 bales; export,
q 600: speculation 8,000 The receipts OF the week
have been IL 00O The stock hand Is All 900 bales,
of which 297, 900 are American.
HAyHE COTTON MARKEr-HAvRE, April A,-Co-
ton closed quiet on spot AMI a1oaI Low middlings
to arrive 1921.
LIyERpOoL PRODUCE MARKEr.-LIvERPooL April
l4-4:3O r. M.-Turpentine, 28s 9d. per gallon.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.-LONDON, April IA
AGO p M,-Tallow heavy at 44s. Cd. per cwt. Lin
seed oil dull sugar closed nominal at sos. Cd. on
the spot and 27s. cd. ahoat.
April l4-4:S0 p. M.-Lard buoyant. Pork, 96s. pei
cwt. for Eastern prime mess Lard quiet bacon
5ys. Sd. per cwt. for Cumberland cut
PETROLEUM MARKET. ANTWERP, April M.-Petr0
leum closed quiet az on.