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MISCELLANEOUS.
MIDLAND BONDS /!
Seven Per Cent. Gold,
FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX.
First Mortgage Bonds
Railroad in New York State.
THE
Nesc- York & Os1CegO
Midland Rail Road 4!


on Lake Ontario, distance OF 400 miles, including
branches. The line IL completed about 100 miles
from oswego. and regular trains running daily.
Rapid progress is making in the balance the line,
and The entire work will be completed at the earliest
Practicable peri d.
sAeEJY OF THE BONDS.
vn mGepe Is no railroad bond of ret upon the New
Ct OF P PE EEESTr SECURITY and HIGH ei RATE
tns o,oxine simns ,ast IN proof OF which assertion
/. THE LOCATION OF THE RoAD. s,rs,.n,na
from the CITY o. New YORK across the Northern
MIDLAND COUNTIES OF NEW YO4K STATE.
TO the nearest port on the great Lakes, Is such that
it must command Large through AMI local traffic
from The moment 1t is opened The Route from New
York 10 Buffalo will be shortened seventy miles,
~: 3 r THE COST Of BUILDING THE ROAD
about $4,000 per mile and S20 0O0 OF that amount
necessarily furnished Dy stock subscription before
tue latter is positively limited to $4,000 Per
MILE OF ROAD BUILT AND IN RUNNING
OVER Sc. COo,oro have already been paid In on
5. The mortgage bonds on every railroad running
out OF New York city ale good, anu interest 10
4. THE TOTAL INTEREST LIABILITY Of
this great through rouIe railway between the
Lakes and the tlanic coast, 100 miles in length,
will thus be only $4,000 per anDum alter the whole
line is completed. On the most IN, deraee calculs:
lions the average EARNINGS OF A SINGLE
MONTH would lar exceed this sum.
THE Rate OF INTEREST,".
These bonds pay seven per cenr. in cold tree OF
United States incf tax. and this with gold at 100,
Ia equ al about IL PER CENr.A YEAR. No
rational person could expect SAFE INVEST-
MENT WITHIN OUR OWN STATE 70 be offered
on more liberal terms than these.
THE BONDS.
The bonds have IS years run; are issued In de-
nominations Ut 81 ,00O; bear Seven Per Cent Inter-
gold, tree OF income Cou ION or Res IL
tered, with inieres payable semi-annually In New
York, on the LIST of January and 1st OF July.
|
| TERESr.
Pamphlets, circulars, &C.. may be had ON appli-
cation.
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FOR Moth Patches, Freckies & Tan.
Use "PERRY'S MOIH and FRECKLE To-
TON" The only Reliable and Harmless Remedy
known to science or removing brown discolorations
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CAPTAIN-GENERAL DE RoDAs has issued
Q proclamation to the Cuban "rebels" which
ID exactly in the conventional style of such
documents. De Rodas reminds the insurgents
that Spain has plenty of soldiers and that,
order having been restored in the Eastern and
Western departments, all the troops will he
concentrated in the Central department. He
expresses the utmost confidence in the power
Of Spain 10 suppress the revolt, yet out Of
pure benevolence and kindness of heart he
offers the indictments one more opportunity
to surrender, their lives, with the exception of
the leaders, being guaranteed. De Rodas is a
fighting character, when his blood is up, and
he has the means to strike hard blows, and
the Cuban patriots are perhaps doomed to
endure more severe trials than they have
hitherto encountered.
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b. R. MILLETT,
Life and Fire Insurance Agent,
GORHAM, MAINE,
Represents the following old and reliable Companies.
Connecticut Mutual Life Ins. Co.,
HARTFORD, CONN.
Assets San list, 1870, S35 soc, 450 26.
Etna Fire ms. Co. Hartford, Conn.
ORGANIZED 1919.
Assets Jnn. I, 1870. IS 8 10, 5O4,95.
Home Fire Inns. Co., New York,
ORGANIZED 1858.
Assets Jan. I, 1870, - SIG, 36S 40.
Hartford, Fire Ins. co Hartford, Conn,
ORGANIZED 1910.
Asscts Ian. 1, 1870, - 544 $40 -.
E~Look to WEALTH and WORTH for reliable
indemnity.
Fire losses promptly adjusted and paid at this ONCE
N. b Policies In the above Companies, issuei at
the South Windham Agency. will receive attention
at this Agency, the same as though no change had
been made. mr30dtf
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LINEN HANDKERCHIEFs, z, 10, Is, 20, Is, 80,
80 cents, Anderson's, 1893 Congress st,
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Dealers In Paints, Oils, Drugs, &C.,
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Feb 2, lat 10 N, Ion 30 W. barque Chasca from
New York Jan Is tor Melbourne.
March 70. lat 80 i2, lou II 40, barque Irma from
Matanzas tor New York
March 70, lag SO ~, Ion a. brig Prairie Rose from
fuegos for Boston. ~ viva
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Barque Jennie Cobb, from Havana, was run into
at New York 9th, and sustained considerable dam
age to head gear.
Sch Allire Alley, from Rockport, lost toreooom
on Nantucket Shoals.
Sch Penobscot. OF Bangor lost an anchor and 20
fathoms cnain at SANDY hook 9th.
Sch Mail. of Gardiner, dragged ashore at Eliza
bethport 9th. and remains high ana dry. She will
have to discharge.
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P3RT CT NEW YORK, APRIL l6, 1870.
CLEARED.

Steamship City OF London (Br), TibolA, Lverpoo-John
Steamship samsra. (Br. Msryn Liverpool via Queens
steamship Erin iBr), Bragg, Lverpool-NaOnal Steam
Steamship Marathon (Br), sowsrby, Liverpool-c
steamship Atalan.a (Br, Pinkham, London-Howland
Steamship Europa tBr. Mcdonald. Disqualification
Steamship Main tNG Won oterendorp, Bremenoelrichs
Steamship Pioneer Br), shackford, Havana-J Ward
steamship Gulf Stream, McCreery Galveston via Key
steamship United States Blanchard New Orleans
Steamship De Soto. Morton, New orleans-Livlngston,
steamship Geo Cromwell, Capp, new orleans-H Crom-
Steamship San Salvador Ncksrson, savannah-w Gar.
lc Sesmsbp Montgomery Faircoth Savannah-R I.owdcn
Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff, Chareston-h Morgan
Steamship Ellen Terry Chaplin, NewDern. Nc-Aurr.y,
s,ssm:sip Washington, Wallace NswOern-Thoms'
s,sam:sp Ben Bourne nofG,or. City Point and
steamshipJo Gibson Winters, Georgetown DC-Phips
s!esm.hlp Ashland crowell. p RhIaaephia- Clyde.
sieamsnip wamsutta. Fish. New Bedford-FergusOn
Ship Zouaye Robinson. Cadiz-v H Brown AGO.
ship Chandos Emery San Francisco $ " ossood
Bark Favorise tNGS Klein Hambnrg~Funch Edge 4 Co.
Bark Chrisanshaven dam, Prsme, Kongsburg-Funch,
Bark St Olaf (Nor, Lund, cronsadt-wendt, Tetsns
Bark Emily (Br), D:nsmore, Buenos AyresJ Whitney
Co.
Bark Thos Pope, Land, Santa Cruz and market-Yates
Porter6eld.
Bark Heress Rea, New Orleans-N II Brigham.
Bark Sacramento, Robbins, New Bedford-Barling Da
Brig A A Lane Carver Cadiz-w alsh. Field 4 Way.
Brig Maurice, Carlson. Cndz-R Buck Co.
Brig Gambia, Gkey, Savsnilla and Santa Martha-D De
Brig Nellie Gay, Smith, Maracabo-M Phelps Co.
Brig Brisk (Br) Brown Cienfuegos-Fowler a. Jova.l
Brig Annie Seymour (Br), Cooper, Bermuda-Jones 4
Lough
Brig Talbot (Br, Simpson, Harbor Breton, NF-Howland
Brig Golden Light (Br). Anderson Cow BsyP Nevius
brig Sarah Ellen (Br, Gulford Haax-s Merchant
Brig Guiding STAR Freethy, Charleston-N L Mccready
Brig Don Quixote, Hassel, Portland-H Brook
schr Paul Seavy, Lowell, San Juan Nic--Lunt Bros
Schr Race Horse, Hughes. Baracoa-B Weinberg.
Scbr Azeda Laura, McIndoe Baracoa-B J Weinberg
Schr j w Roberts, Thompson Nassau Stetson.
Scbr A Van Buren, Maoney, Musquash, NB-L Chase.
Schr Louise Smith, Weber, Jacksonvlle-Van brunt q
Slagh.
Schr Franklin Bell, Newton, Beaufort Thomas Holmes
Co.
Schr Helen, Perry, Baltimore Mckee.
Schr Maggie Mcneil, Irons Philadelphia Elwel Co.
Schr Ocean Queen Eewcomb Welfeet, Neil G Fisher.
Scbr Bagaduce, Mead, Port Henry-Miller Houghton.
schr s Brainard Hawkins, Providence Racket Bro.
Schr Matoaka. Fooks, New Haven-vau Brunt Slaght
Schr Harry h Ned, Greene New Haveu-Rackett 4 Bro.
Schr Avail Dibble, Bridgeport-H W jackson 4 Co.
Schr u g Acken, Hobbe, Stamford.
Steamer Novelty. Wilcox philadelphia.
Steamer Chester, Jones, Philadelphia.
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STREET QuoTATI3li
Five O'Clock p. M.
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
Prominent Arrivals in This City Ycstcrdn.

Prominent Arrivals In This City Yesterday.
General J. J. Peck, OF Syracuse; General James A.
Cunningham, OF Boston; Colonel r. s. Archer, OF
Richmond; vincente Paozas and Manuel Garcio, OF
South America, are at the St. Nicholas Hotel.
W. Markham, OF Atlanta, Ca; }. F. Gordon. OF
Chicago; Dr. f. @. Lorlng and II. W. T. Mali. OF New
York, are at the Grand Hotel.
Horace Maynard, OF Tennessee: y. r. nayes and
W. T.. Prescott, OF Boston, are at the Hoffman
House.
&c. Kempter, S. Birdle and J. A. Bayard. OF Phila
dephIa, and !. II. Lombard, OF Boston are at the
Aibemarle Hotel
Judge Woodward OF Vermont; n. c. Brooks, OF
Eoston; G. H. Ice, OF silver Creek; *. H. Burden, OF
New Jersey, and J. ". GoOdsei, OF Chicago, are at
the Fiftn Avenue Hotel.
Colonel Crowley, Of The British Army. is at the
Clarendon Hotel
Judge o. q. skinner OF New York; w. Harvard
and u. Wallace. Of Massachusetts, are at the Evereu
House.
Major N. X Brace. OF the United states Army; Dr.
J. Mcdowell OF rhilaoe phla. and Captain q. ~.
nrany, OF Connecticut are AZ the 81 char.es Hotel
Captain C. X. Wells, Of New Haven: George 4.
Craig OF Massachusetts; N. p. Glover and r. n. Rex.
fora. OF Michigan, are al ihs Metropolitan Hotel
Congressman o. Ames. ~ Massachusetts,; Judge
Ksttel OF Binghamion; Henry sleeper of Boston;
A. c. REID. OF Freehold; W. A. Gray. Of Phraaelphia
ana J. n. STE wart Of Washington are 81 the Assor
House.
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY APRIL H. lso-TRIPLE SHEET.

Sch, s,s - s's r.ss ssusf ds,< ~ Hss Ts wn
&sssr & s,.s 49,. srsss.,s s -, rerssa for ssw yosk.
sI t w ss;sss as s l:.lsss s:s .s 70. rs.a.
T;s ss:.s ' 4. ~ T.. w. ss. wi. ..s.
70 sss, l@ is"s,sr. v.url,.. po.,s, ,,r x.x.
so s.I.s f,.s.'s q. s:Ii; s:.,ss ~ -. YORK
sssr cssr ss Dssses rds ~ osossso~ ss,
ssT & esrs css s. 'ss sl nssss'ss
sS p1ssl rresssse. =, cr asoIss.own DC
schr Sea Nymph. GU fIev,asncs for Baltimore.
SER Loss, Hazel is FeyasSss fos Ns- YORK
schr kishiinrsls Besse Providence for New York
ss as JAYNE Gssss for Il. Sss w ors
. ssss :. s;s YORK
sesr T slnns, nlsoy; Pys,lasncs tor r. Ssw % fSra
r ss ssSS sS.: ss, sy psssss'. Ss'
scsr 9 Alien. H.s, rroviasncs for New York.
ssSr f.s;Slsss. snow froyiasas. %; Eies%eas
seSr @ nsps s.u 's frsvasass siSs Tor New yors
schr krs,sr, rendis,on. froyldenes for New York;
Sr s~ r.s o Sss
sssr s%i.h: "a I.Sn'en ior s.w ~ yors & vo,,
schr schr ocean, , , Grant, "a rsll River tor New yors.
schr w Whm,,er; rhnnsy F.l River for New York.
sesr WV bicssa.' ssSeees. i ws.ssry for New York
esr s.sn Sew LONDON ior
cenr brhfnsfu, Nyttic TOT new tork.
schr buckingham, Mayo. Portland. CT for New York.
schr Andrew Stewart. barlow, Brantord Tor New York.
Schr splendid, Hudson, Brookhaven for New YORK.
Schr Eliza Young, -, Brookhavcn for New fork.
schr Collins, GRAY. Marion for New York.
Schr John Brooks, Fox, New Haven for New York.
schr Belle Morton, Bridgeport for New York.
Schr John Brick, Mouser. bridgeport for New YORK.
Schr Flora, Davis. bridgeport for New York.
schr Niagara, Worden, Stamford for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamship wamsutta Fish New York for New Bedford.
Bark Woodland, Grant, New York for Annapolis, Ms.
scbr Joseph Nickerson sieghi baltimore for Providence
Schr Jas Jones' Jones' Baltimore for Providence.
Schr VIM Carroll, McGee, Philadelphia for Salem.
schr Malabar, Mccarthy, Philadelphia for Boston.
schr Haws, Haws, Phladelphis for Boston,
Schr st Mary, Steelman, PHILADELPHIA for Lynn.
schr Amos Fakenburg, Terri Elizabe.hport for Prov
dence.
schr Bella Peck. Avery, Elzabethpor Tor Providence.
Schr Lucy Ames, Ferrl, Rondout for Salem.
Schr Geo Hotchkss, Racket Newhurg for Providence
Schr Cornelius, Pratt Newbure for Norwich.
Schr Sarah Blake, -, New YORK Tor Boston.
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Cannon, Mr. Charles ri.. Mr. Iye. NJ ysees.. rrTc
Castro. 1n sharp. Miss a.:oa. Mr. and Em Gs,ispH;
Flint. Mr 4 G Eesns.iIdes. Irs Charles weaasy Nss
whitney, Miss Whitney, Mr. ana Mrs y ws,,ss..
Pope, Captain wadgs Mr. and Mrs skins Ms. ss.lns
servants: Ehsh Ms. ns.Ish M.. -. EN-
Ybarra Miss Ybarra, Miss santa crys pr ana Nc "G.s
Man. MAJ. on n INA Mrs Webster Miss wsssisr miss
mi MINT Mf q Defrance, &r aud Mrs r p ThOnpsOa, VI
Nm y and a:. Iiss!snssls n. BAL Hugh s; ssssss
Miss El.a.sr Masters and Elsassr sr; Delay, y,
children, MIRA chspeIon, Nine Harry, Mr. ortl,es, W
Porte, Mr. Roche. nr Andonssgn, Mr. Grac,nekod nj
De Barnard. Mons Robert, Mr. Frazxa, Mr. Erie Rev
David Brsmner Mr. AathesIus, Mr. Klm6cl, Mr. and Mrs.
v Dunno at and Nine Merle, Mr. aud Mrs Mohr Mrs keis
ana Mr a Neil. MS = Turner Mr., n. cs.s has r%lsssasl %
JOS Lecaute Augs!e and Alace Lecante Miss Nonysro
bnaud ana three children Mr. Garbin Mr. BuchgnAno. Mr.
Mr. Joubel Mr. ssgourin, Mr. Podesa, Mrs streitr MRS
Baasen Mr. SCHNEIDER, and Miss Adams Mrs q Hodge
and two children Mrs Hamilton and SON Miss Demanvle
Mr. and Mrs Guild two children and two servants, hisses
Putnam, K Raggio; total, 222
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The daily newspapers expected to lay the breakfast
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that going on at home and abroad The Of
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latest Intelligence relating to finance and trade must be had
whatever and cost by the journal that would stand
in the foremost rank One of artists has produced ne
swift and commodons steam yacht built expressly for the
purpose OF boarding inward bound vessels and speeding
back to the city with the they be able to furnish
To the mercantile community such agency 10 invaluable,
NEW YORK HERALD has kept its leading position among the
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or the Lizard a. John Barbour Chapman from Phnadsl
Poi olouersTss. o. Apra s-Arv.d s.rns.p...n, RA,a.
0IscA March se.s.lsd. Veto. csrshy, Philadelphia sN
GAssS. April i-ssisd, La Glors Rood csrdin and uan
cisMsd i. Merchant sprsus Cardiff and United salyi
70 HAmnuao. Il March siArIvsd Republlr rortmsnn,
NYors AEiil Belle Of the Sea- Spear calao 18th. Top
Sailed s: Golden Horn, Cutting, Bakers Island tAnd sr
'Ei HlHEsrooi %pr axrrved. cSiy.S;. SS New
San sTsns:So :,
msu chsrs:oS s rI.an Aa psian0' . '0n0 daa,
SssS sasf 81 wn a,s s.S,s
ssS e. s'S Sood
Groves Dahou.s: Mary purkes, sutheTsnd Cardiff and
II s:ss: 1Sss a..
Ds1asf a. sss sR.s Harry e;sas csry:ol. D Gin
90 the smals st Ivanhoe Hartmann from Lerpoo' io'
LosDos. April a-Arryed Charles Iuins. ElsnbroOf,
AZ AT tSGrS Pay cs.S and Nav York.
MADRAS, March s-Arrivsd, zsnobia, Huichings Ca
MALAoA, March 2s1 Arrived, Carmen gorerdc NoresnH
MA,IAsiLL4 April AIN port bark Julia, for Boston, ldgt
RAYAcgEz, March si-sailed, brig Sarah. crowsl Mes
fss cs
fSr H&ih E dosif;
sail Aprl. II Nellie Doe Richardson, Wig.
NEwpoHr April l--Arriyed, Marcia Greenleaf, Bates
and ent out for New Yor Sorrento, Wilson, do
for United States. 49,,
Arrived do sls, Howard, JONES' Bristol for United
Cleared 1st Ocean Express, Horton Bahia
NEwRy, April 2-Arrived, Land O'Cakes, Weis' Phha<
NEWCASTLE, April 1-Ent out Ksnsington. Raymond,
New Haven, Conn. $3.50, x. o.,
PEsTLANp FIFTH, April Passed Danish Princess, Sop
with. from Newcastle for New York.. -
oUErNsTowN April 3-Arrved, City Of Manchester ~,
Phillips Liverpool for NYork (and proceede John Banks
heynqds san rrancscsS s Psnnssyans Phompsop New
York (Apri - for Liverpool (and proceeded)
on do 3D. Albany WATT from lquique (and sid for Liver
poon 3d. Lady Mion LESLIE Pensacola and old Tor King
road) US = - -
sailed %, Europa. Abrahamsen from Pensacola Liver
pool; Pendleton, Pendleton from Calso), London
RocHK's POINT April ARRIVED Lyrs Clark San Franz
cisco for orders. - o,-,-.
NYork.
scILLy April 4-Arrived, Janet Diack from Boston for
London. .
sSyRxA, April lsArrivsd, bark Armenia Harding, Bose
ton via Malta. ,,,,
Brandywine Del disg brig Geo Willard from New Haven
do; schr Dauntiess Coombs, from NYork, do
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!. oesrssy, ,1NA bsr,,oa. sols and chorul

- OuscoN, H0e barstooe sore ana cnoruA
g. Agaas BEL viii solos for alto. baritone and tenor
In the evening o. half-past seven grand muscai
vesIers and lecture BY the pastor. Dr. fIeeL
The foipwing are the names % ~ tne sx.nsu,s.- xnan
tenor, Mr. Charles q. LOCKWOOD; pAitonc, S,.nur
n. leRiepega: oFgsnst and conductor. signor Mora.
50 srsrurS,s TwgsrY-E EIGHTH STREET.
Al thss church Mil.ard's popular Mass IN y" Will
be performed with full orchestra anu cnorus-u.
aso au ar yeyun az lne onertory for voice, harp,
organ and run orchestra composed by Miliard ex.
pres u for this OCCASION
Sr FRANCIS x.yIER's. SIXTEENTH STREET.
neFRes .Flrsl Mass" " ~ DO sung With chorus ana
orcae-ira 20 assist Sooisfs. Misses Teresa ANA
Nary Nernese, siynou falnaro and Bacelli; Dr.
Mniisru Perue. organiSf. Az vespers Lambilotte's y
ogaIono of iae "ResurTectionr and Berge's ives.
pen" viii Dc sung.
~. ANNis CHURCH. EIGHTH STREET.
nacaauer's "Ac Sc Soennelie,n composed for the
chuicn OF 81 Eustache. Paris, win be given at 81.
Anns church Eignth street LOUIS Dachauer, OF.
Eanisl and director.
cnuRcm or HEAVENLY REST, FfrrH AVENUE.
fhe music AZ thls cnnrcn VIII be rendered by the
choir 0i tne church. consisting OF and boys. and
tons from lianuel's "MessaAv and Mozarrs
"iweifth Mass" fhe choir n under the direction
OF the cAormasier, Mr.. Charles \. Fischer, Jr.
~. PErxR's CHURCH. BRooKLYN.
ibe fricnds OF education aud lovers Of good music
Generally s have treat tonight and mat In con.
ronized. the pastor OF 81 Ieter's church. REV. j..
ffAnsiol has been working zcaiousy 10 build up
the school ol the poor chhdren OF his parish. and
60 AID nln Mlc Carlotta Patti, her generous aud
ena viii sing tonight m the church al the solemn
yespcrs ~ tasier sunday. she VIII be accompanied
by MI Theodore Ritter and signor sarasaie, WHO
have IA Ake lDerai manner prorefed Their services.
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do. Hgnnibal ana 81. Joseph. 90 %; Louisiana
sixes, 10 ait; do. seven per cent, IS o so; do
eight per cent 81 81; do. Ievee
SKIES, tex n; DO. DO. eights % 921s;
Alabama cignrs 90 leo; do nves, 10 80; DO sixes
sterling, IS 90; South Carolina skies, 81 IS; do
new SIX SO; do regular stock, so s5; city ol
Memphis SKIES, OH 81; city OF Atlanta eights'
SO q IS; city Of Savannah sevens, SO 30; city OF
New Orleans cOnsols, "a q 10; do do. issue rail-
roads, ~ a rs; Mobile and Ohio sterling, rs 10;
do. cishts 10 II; Mississippi Central Railroad, first
mortgage, 10 so; do. do second mortgage, 62 65;
Memphis ana Charleston, first mortgage, 81 So; do,
do, second mortgage, Is q so; do. do, stock, Al
q 40; Greenville and Columbia Railroad, guaran-
teed. II a 73; Macon ana Brunswick Rsilroad guar
anleed by state Of Georgia, 81 S2 Arkansas sevens,
75a76ls.
THE CITY BANK SHARES.
The following were the blds to-day for the city
pank shares:-New York, 139; Manhattan, l42;
Merchants, 1.5; Mechanics, 1879; Union, 1873;
America, l4e; City, 2l5; Phenix, 1Os; Tradesmen's.
154; Greenwich 200; National, III; Merchants Ex-
change, 1907 seventh Ward, 100; State OF New YORK,
lOs; Commerce, l24H; Mercantile 115; American
Exchange, ia; Chatham. 40; Bank OF the Re.
public, III; Bank OF North America, 1O4 Irving 11e;
Nassau, lO7; Shoe and Leather 1856; Corn Exchange,
l2s; st. Nicholas us; Commonwealth, ia; Impor-
ters and Traders l49%; Park 1855; Fourth National,
1o5k; Ninth National, 110; Oriental 1909; Bankers
and Brokers' Association. 10s.
THE IMPORTS OF THE WEEK.
The imports other than dry goods and specie at
the port OF New York from foreign ports for the
week ending April Is. 1870, were $4, ,29I, ,603.
The following shows the imports Of foreign dry
goods at New York during the past week and since
the beginning OF the year,
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Departures tor Earspe.

The following Is the passenger list OF the ceneral
Transatlantic Compsnys steamship ynis de Paris,
which sailed yesterday Tor Havre. via Brcsts--
viscoupt dAbsae. of PAris 0snefa nrs Tate ana
Mr. Tomas snd nrs khp, hrs Levy M .
Ma Ponce, Mr. Ne Ponce, hn Cutler, u Chsrss Hesr.
Crafts, hrJ Vega and lady; ME- Y hsra, nr Ponce.
Mas 0onxslas, three children; Mr. Thuriow NV Dspl
errs NJ Palmer Mr. ssd Ss vissssra cbnd snd ssr
want; DR. Charles J g Dason. ns " yansr. Miss a
Walker, Mrs Gore. Mr. and Mr ID narwood; Misc
Harwood, Mr. Hsrwood, Mr. and Mrs n waser WATER
Misc walter nssser Walter. Miss Eiesn Miss Cam
bell. Mr. and Miss Ysnaga and maid, Nine Prssut ana
iDfant Mr. Pesaut Misses ana Peanut Mics Es ana
two children, Miss Nell and Mrs Conmsudsr sl
Mrs Ts1oD, NJ hAyes, ~ osshslpss, xs Cs.vlaa ~
The New York herald., 1870-04-17
SAILED.

Steamships vile de Paris Brest and Havre; City OF Lon
don Marathon, Erin and Samarla Liverpool Europa and
Gale dqGIna Glasgow A.alanss Londen MAIN Bremen PIC,
CROMWELL De Soto, and United States New orieans Mont
gomery and San Salvador, Savannah Manhattan. Charles
ton Ellen Terry, and Washington, Newbern VIM Clyde,
Wilmington, NC Isaac Bell Richmond &c; John Gibson,
Georgetown, DC; Volunteer, Philadelphia.
Wind at sunset Sc, fresh
The New York herald., 1870-04-17
FINiNtIiL md COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET.
SATURDAY, ApFil l6--e q. Al.

SATURDAY, Apfu lo-o y. NJ
The wcek IN Wall street closed dull. with the tone
Of the markets steady and Grm. Money was in
abundant supply Al six 10 seven per cent on stocks
AMI At ave 10 SIX on government coilatcras Com
mercial paper was scarce and the demand MODE
raiely active. Rates ranged from seven 10 eight ana
half per ceni Ior the various grades Of nrst class
accepiances. single names ranged from seven TO
fifteen per cent Foreign exchange was duh after
the steamer bat nrm oa the basis OF ioss ios for
prime bankers sixty day, and ios1s lo9s for sisnt
rHE RANK STATEMENT.
The weekly statement OF the associated banks
vertes the truth OF the saspicon that the falling o
In the legal tender item the last two weeks OF
speculative origin. The clique who we're the cause
Of 10 appear 10 have abandoned the erort Tor the
return OF to-day shows The restoration of the money
10 the banks while an Increase IN the deposits repre-
senls the continued receipt OF national currency from
the Western states Tbe specie line Is dow about
two millions the customs duties of the wecx being
again quite heavy-some three ana half millions.
The following table shows the condition OF New fork
lVuisa