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ng » 1854. ig arom tomy just prohibited the transit of arms. This decision has — to all the different States of the eae. amnounees that 1 1400 Turks ihe landed at Provesn, have been beaten. bi ‘Advices from Athens of the 17th say that 200 English Bp na at ea but the Pacha order- aires confirmation. Viewna, me, Thursday, March 28,1854. Souli and the northern coast of Epirus are entirely up im arms. The insurrection now extends to Acro, from the mountain range to Messy, March 28, 1854. ‘The Chamber of Deputies has this morni ‘the loan of 35,000,000 lire, by a majority of es Japan Fleet. The United States eereceeison andes Commodore Pérry, says the China Mail oo the 1th Jam , is under imme- diate erders for Loo-choo and Japan. ” portion of the sailing vessels had already sailed. The total fleet consists ci vance ae 1 Misnissipp, nas oon, (tender) . Lieut. Taylor ‘Abbott. Plymouth, iH; ftoreahip Ben apply, rh vd Tesi igton, Total..11 vessels. 142 The officers of the vessels at Hong Kong had given several entertainments, and are very highly spoken of by the China Mail. ‘The Overland Friend of China of January 12, says :-— Admiral Pillow’s twenty-one gun salute, with ‘the stars a eae at the main, on occasion of Commodore Reepartare with his squadron on Saturda; was in excellent taste. It was one of those pote when a penn salute possessed all the ap- rance of a ff old father belching « out a blessing on well-intentioned son, and wishing him in his enter- Lieut. Boyle.. Lieut. Clossen. | saaB8881 cod! prise—God Speed | Markets. Fripay Evasine, March 24.—The stato Exchange to-day has presented an nic which took @ Russian war was jst , which had pre- ‘viously fallen one ands haif per cent during the week, have to-day experienced a further decline of ono per cent. There has, however, been a complete absence of any foreign news of importance ; the operations of the — 2 public have not been of a character to show ere has been no renewal of the heavy drain of pai (e in short, on the surface nothing has been pe "put a vague ait tien on the part af the to circulate gloomy forebodings in every corer, ortne falling off £5738 846 in the Dank bullion, ay extremely large, is pearoelyia heavy as was anticipat scoala fr for money, which left off yesterday A 6, rer maod first quoted st 883 to %, whence, under lee ree, receded to 88%. A slight re- to % for Prec and 88%; to 3g for account. Subse- nee atin last ‘oficial prices were 883¢ ve unfavorable turn, and ‘were sp gi fall a report was circulated of the arrival of the messen- from 8t. Seieeee with the Emperor’s orl andin ‘total ence OK er news, definitive or indefinite, ‘the most silly and tements were made of fur: ther financial fallures. 068519 SO. nal r cents = the opening were quoted 88 34 to 8834. India bonds left ‘off at about 29° discount to par, and Exo discount to 2s. premium. fe stock market was heavy, with a limited amount of business. In Russian Five per cents pur- chases were made at slight advance—viz. : 841;, and the a ee -a- and the, 74 to 76._ The other operations comprised —Brevilian Four-and-a-Half per Centa, 87%; Mexican Three per 2234, & and 34; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per ve 5 the equer bills at 1s. & 8 Paste ans Cents, . OX- ah New coupons, pet ants, 1848, 30; cS sive (converted ga ene ings an 3 a tha Four per Gout Certificates, 84 84 and 88: aor et Tao uecipiet too ant Piotah oon | afternoon at par. pe a ee Participated in the general fall, | afternoon the eng premium. her. Bills wy | rr St. Tork, eter Bat | Hil if i forsale fe ete i ten sees bik a BARING, BROTHERS & CO’S CIRCULAR. Loxpon, March 24—Five P. M. @ulness in the Colonial and Foreign produce | noticed in our last still continues. goss, cottonand tea, are rather cheaper. Breadstuffs Produce o continues to advance rapidly. in ective demand. Consols have declined, and Mexican dollars scarce at 6s. 1d. Bar .—With the exception of the United | Th stocks, for which there is a fair demand, to the United states, all quotations: must ‘as nominal, with an increased disposition ‘business kas been done in Marviand ster- i HA i a i i 9834. Tastee neaiee 6 States 6’s, 1867-8, 110. erling 5's, 104, Pennsylvania 1, nominal; ee pipes ere nominal. 98 a 9, nominal; Virginia 6’s, 95 0 06, o's sterling 984, nominal. Canada 6’s ster: i ! 2 ess | by Messrs. Kirtland and Woodbu! » 3 °. ra Ee ale jull.—200 at auction sold at a further a 2d. per Honduras from 3s. 8d. a 43. good bold silver, and 4s. 1d. a 4s. 2d. ord. 8s. 10d. #86. 114. for mid=-to good silver, 4s. 14. ord. to mid. black. yuiet.—Of 600 bags Trinidad, and 110 bags public sale, only a small portion ey fn m Sle. & 80s. for gray to good red, a | 808. & 828, 6d. for good to | The quaptity offering is small, but ‘the tone of (ogee ‘cargo of 2,600 st. at 480. fer Ceylon is to-day at 46s., without ana buyees. ae i ° : rs bas ‘The f were the imports and stocks on Ist instant compared an ee Imports. 1853. 1864. 58,100,000 Ibs. 5,600,000 «| 68,700,000 Ibs. | 79,000,000 Ibs Totals............--128,900,000 109,600,000 Ibs. | Corrrs.—A rate business doing at £1 26 for tile | “a Tone 14d.;_ yellow metal 124. per Ib. At the on Monday ts the supply of English | heel rab moderate, Tad twas disposed of at a decline of 3a. per qr. on the prices of the previous week. Of | foreign wheat and flour the arrivals have been large, showed little disposition to purchase. -week’s of English wheat was 79s. 2d., and 53.244 To-day the market was thinly attended, and the business of a retail character. CourTox continues dull.—-600 bales at auction were prin- withdrawn. At Liverpool the business tin) ike oe a moderate; middling Orleans is quot ‘ees be &c.—The public sales yesterday went off flatly. 640 cases castor oil sold at 33d. 2 544.5 and 46 cases eajaputa ai 3d. Camphor—About 500 cheats Ser been relat (05s., and the mat is firm. 50 cases ‘aniseed sold at 81s. a 82s, 6d. Cardamoms—45 bags at Is. 8d. als. 0d. Jalap—10 bales sold at 2s. 0 bales East India senna at 24. a 294. for ordi- cg A few cases Cape cloves sold at ices, Rhubarb—part of 40 cases sold at 38. 104, 85 cases gum Benjamin at £3 7s. 6d. a £6 quality. 76 cases Manila gum copal at 45s. | bales ape 4 gum arabic at 39s. 6d. a 40s. opium 12s. Quicksilver 2s. 1d. Saffron } Hixar.—The market is in an excited state, ani prices continue to advance. Manila has been sold to arrive at £70, and £78 is now asked. For St. Pertersburg clean | £70 has been paid. Jute isvery firm at £230 £25 10s. for ordinary to good, and £26 a £27 for fine to extra fine | ‘Ixp1G0.—In East India descriptions scarcely anythi: bry Shy prices are maintained. 48 seroons ‘Spanish gold 2s. 9d. a bs. 10d. for ordinary Cortes to good Sobra. Inow.—We have no change to notice. We quote rails 28 5s. in Wales; bars £8 106. Staffordshire manufac- tured iron cuntinues in very demand. Swedish £12 Scoth pie 7 Te 0a. for mixed numbers on the Clyde, io. 1 Gartsherrie Loverxp Cake.- i a limited business reported, and prices generally show a downward tendency. Larp.—Rather more doing at lower prices. Laap.—In good demand at the late advance. ee has further advanced, having fetched at | anction £1 £105 158. per tun. In common fish no | Phere; ee ae 2 108., and cod £38 per tun. ced is : 86a, Od. a 85s. Od. on the apot, and 33s, 938s. 6a ha been paid for delivery in June and July. 48s. a 508. Cocoa nut has been soli to arrive at steel ier for Ceylon, and £62 for Cochin. Rape—the mar- nent for refined at 438, 6d. a 44s.; brown scarce ft Bh i ¥ z : et ite " Hi ay Rick. —The market continues very flat, and prices have further given way. About 6,000 bage Bongal at auction from 12s, 6d. to 188. 6d., and 260 to 800 tons afloat 000 bags Madras on the apot have been sold for 6d. Lis. 9d. firm, without much activity. 1,100 .. % per cent refraction,) sold , and 100 tons to arrive at 368, demand at 188. a 186. 64. at £23 10s. 9 £28 1 notice sales of 320 Bombay cloves from to fair; 27 cases not- ‘casea mace from 2a, 4d. 2s. 6d. ; from 20s. 6d-to 228., rican ras na 000 bags Bengal at 17s, "Of on the spot and to at sntion, 28,000 bags ly sold at a decline wn Pernambuco, and held for a rates; e000 bags Maurit ogo bets palow Ha ana (No. Se at 228, a, i jand ‘of 8,500 bags brown Pernambuco at near ‘The following were the imports Bs ae on Iat instant, compared with those of the corresponding period last year:— Imports. 1853. 1854. Chief ports of Europe... 64,200,000 98,100,000 Ibs. Great Britain... ...... 77,500,000 201;200,000 « Total... +++ se+e++181,700,000 210,100,000 Ibs, Chief parts of Burope.... 67,100,000 _ 79,000,000 Ibs. Great Britain... ......201,200,000 165,300,000“ Total,....-. +006 300,000 244,800,000 Ibs, amnor i in dearer: cag oy market closes at 678. on 6 SPO for delive and June, ithe warket fa ostesmnly” Gal gad iaioor art Wiwael” Geutinen Conga a wie sgt See Olatie see no cod cieeny to pr at this juction. TuRPSNTINE.—Rough nominal at 13s. 6d. a 15s. dull at 54s. for English, and 55s. for American. RICHARDSON BROTHERS AND CO.’S CIRCULAR. LiverPoot, March 24, 1854. A continuance of very fine weather, money pressure, drooping accounts from London and nearly all the inte- rior markets, has caused our trade to rule dull in the extreme. Purchasers, had they come forward, could have supplied themselves with wiles’ and flour at rathee less money than the rates current at our last market. Indian corn has become further depressed, some white having been sold at 388. to 39s., and yellow 89s, to 40s. per 480 Ibs. ‘The arrivals since Tuesday are very trifling, censistin of 609 quarters of oats, 560 quarters Indian corn, 3,27 Spirits loads of oatmeal, 151 sacks and 1,177 barrels fiour. N wheat from any quarter. At our market this morning we had fair attendance, but both local and country dealers continued to act very cautiously, although wheat was offered 4d. a 6d. per 70 Ibs. under the prices of Tuesday, and the same wi, be said as to the operations in flour at a reduction of 1s. 1s. 6d. per bbl. Some holders of both evinced much anxiety to sell. INDIAN CORN much neglected, and nominally 1s. lower, and oats and oatmeal are very difficult to quit; the latter hasalmost gone out of demand—in fact for nearly every article the trade was in # state of panic. ‘The importa from abroad since this day week consist of 4,700 ‘Jeo cast wheat, 19,500 do. indian eorn, 15,200 bbls. and 1,400 sacks flour. Exports to 800 quarters wheat, 8,800 do. corn, and 11,300 bbls. and 1,700 sacks flour. ‘This day’s currency of American cereales, finest white wheat 10s. to 10. 8d., middling, 98. 9d. to 10s. Foun id. Oblo, Philadelphia and Baltimere, Bhs. to 34 erns, 88s. 9d. to 349, Indian corn, white, and yellow same figures; mixed 374. 6d. to 880. per 480 Corro has been exceedingly dull during the past week; the total sales were $2,180 bales, of which 28,030 were to the trade. We quote American below; fair, 344. lower, and surats lkewiso, Arrivals small, 12,083) bales; mid: 4, ed and Mobile, 63¢4., and Orleans 544d. per pount Brsr.—New is in good demand, with small stock. No sale for old at ES resent. Pork.—300 barrels of old American sold at 60s. per barrel; some new at 75s. to 788. per barrel. Bacox is rather lowe Superior Court—Part Second. Before Mr. Justice Campbell and a Jury. Arr 8.—CI " Dambmann against William R. Robinson and Ebenezer P. Robinson.—This was an action brought by the plaintiff, an importing merchant in this city, against the detendants, dry goods jobbers, under their of William R. Robinson ‘& Co., of this city, for fraudulentl; representing the credit of one Harvey G. Robinson, of Providence, a brother of the defendants, whereby the plaintiff was "induced to sell the said H. G. Robinson and merchandise, in the month of Au- ae, gsc to none amount of $240 66. Plaintiff’ also eg his counsel, Messrs. Stoughton and Har- rington, that the defendants and the said Robinso: and thelr agents, cons) ether to get acdeuesing ct faid goods, and cheat the plaintiff out of the same ; and that they also, b; tations, encouraged and indased other merchants fi this ot fe sell said H. G. Robinson, upon ae a eae amount of goods, of the value of nearly $60,000, and thatthe ieteehonts repre- sented the said H. G. Robinson to be a person safel; trusted and given credit to; and that the plaintiff, pele in such statements, * sold and delivered said g bah Chdee ace cr eatin Wa represent the sala HG. anos pln my trusted, and that soon after he got possession of the goods he failed tore about $100,000, and that the defend- 3 came into possession of his stock. ‘or the defence, s getieral denial of fraud was sot up , counsel for the de- at the time of the fendants ; and it was contended that at x alleged misrepresent 8, Gi, son was in good standing and credit, and perfectly solvent, but, through misfortune, subsequently failed in busi The cause having occupied the court and jury four days, resulted in a verdict for the defendants, AFFAIR OF Honor 1x Mostte—We learn that a duel was fought yesterday at one o’clock, in the vicinity of this chy, betwomn two gentlemen from New Orleans. ‘Their names we have not learned, though we understand that it grew out of private difficulties. They came over in the morning boat, and repaired to the grove south of the ‘Six Sisters,” or Gorden’s Row, on Conception street, where the meeting took place. The weapons first used ‘ere umall swords, but one of these bi , with only a small wound to one of the parties, they took to pistols. At the first fire one of the gentlemen was wounded in the back partof thebip. The combat now terminated. We understand that neither of the wounds are regarded aa serious.—Moebile Register, April 3. ‘The Cathedral in Kingston, Canada, was entered by thieves on the 4th inst., and silver plate, candlesticks, ie. to the value of one "thousand dollars, stolen there: rom. Weekly of Deaths In the city and county of New York, from the Ist day of April to the 8th day of April, 1854. Men, 106; women, 86; Dacia 157; girls, 150. Total, 603. Albuminaria, disease ct sever, itive 1 kidneys)... ¢ » 1 Fever, paid é 1 pets of the heart... 2 Fever, 7 a 1 ‘Aboplexy, ‘mervou 1 Fever, yellow 1 Apoplexy, serous. 1 Fistula in ano. 1 Asphyxia 4 4 Hereditary disease (’)... 1 mes yale os L Beate tattyeeressicsccce Asthma, thymic. “ leat “= BSObME, sone, 1 4 Hip, disease of 1 ing {from womb.... 1 Hooping c 4 Bleeding frem cord sina) 1 Inflammation., 1 Bleeding from bowols,... 1 Inflammation of brain....14 Bleeding from lungs 1 Inflammation of bowels, 12 Burned or scalded, (by in- Inflammation of heart. halation of steam 1 Inflammation of lungs. .23 Bronchitis 5 Inflammation of stomach 1 Cancer of . 1 Inflammation of throat.. 6 Cancer of stomach 1 Inflammation of womb... 1 Casualty by railros 1 Inflammation of liver... 1 Casualty by Fall 1 Inflammation of gullet... 1 Casualty ~ by Intemperance 3 Tooks 1 1 Cholera’ 1 1 Consumption. 2 1 Convalsiens, ii 7 1 | Convulsions, adult....... 4 Malformation of 3 1 Convulsions, puerperal... 1 Malformation of the anus 1 oo i 21 Congestion of the hay 18 2 Morbus brightii, (disease of kidneys), . Old age...... Parturition dificult Poison, (overdose of laud anum)...... Premature birth. Vieurisy....... Rheumatism. Rupture, (strangulated). 2 Scrofula. Flin isos carerampnene call ib eisemnsatiptbied Enlargement of the heart Epilepsy. ’ Erysipelas,. Fracture of Fever, puerperal, Fever, remittent, Fever, scarlet Fever, typhoid Fever, typhus Unknown (to the ju vee ie mS to 40 year 40 to 60 yea 50 to 60 years 60 to 70 years 70 to 80 year 80 to 90 yours PLAGRS OF NATIVITY. Under 1 year. 1to 2 years 2to 5 years. 5 to 10 yea 10 to 20 years 20 to 30 year United States 1 Ireland, 1 England 1 Scotland 1 Wales...) Europe i Germany | Unknowa,,,. a France, 6 ital, Bell ees. B,C. Orpha: al, Bellevue... . C. Orphan Asylum Penk tentiary, Blkwli's fal. § city Hospital... ou Lunatic Asylum, Al Ward's Talend. imshouse, Bickwil Workhouse, Colored Home Hospital. Colored persons, FTaapoctor. ae. 194 THOMAS K. ae WNING, “City City Inapestos’s Mee, Now Lowk, Apsil §, FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. mann MONEY MARKET. Sunpay, April 9—6P. M. The news from Europe, received by the steamship Eu- ropa, is not calculated to help financial and commercial | matters much on this side of the Atlantic. The effect of the hostile movements going on in every part of Europe was just beginning to show itself, and we must look for panics and excitements such as have not been realized within the past thirty years. No one can anticipate the | ultimate effect of the operations now progressing through- out the Old World. For s long time the public mind, both in this country and in Europe, rested in quiet and apparent security amidst the negotiations, and it was the hope and belief of nearly every one that «general war would be avoided. Financial and commercial operations were therefore carried on as usual, and credits were ox- tended with full confidence in # favorable and profitable result. As negotiations proceeded, it became more ap- parent that difficulties of a very grave character were daily springing up, and the probabilities of an interrup- tion in the peace of the world were daily increasing. Notwithstanding all these indications, the hope was en- tertained that some alternative would arise, some way be devised to avoid disturbing the existing peaceful relations. The market value of public securities ‘was therefore sustained, speculations in breadstuffs con- tinued, and quotations for cotton fluctuated only to about the usual extent. On this side of the water a different state of things existed. Every steamer from Europe was looked for with the greatest anxiety, and from the ex- citements produced in our local markets from time to time by foreign advices, it appeared as though we were more directly and immediately concerned in the maatters at issue between England, France and Russia, than the people of those countries. Quotations for stocks, bread- stuffs and cotton would suddenly rise or fall, as the pros- pects of a war were good or bad, and our markets were kept continually agitated. This state of things was the more extraordinary, from the fact that on the other side financial and commercial matters were moving along steadily, without any unusual fluctuations. The con- trast was Very great, and must have appeared most ab- surd. A change has now come over things in England. Panics have occurred in the money markets of London and Paris, and the markets generally have become as mouch depressed and as stagnant as in this country. Con- sols have fallen off rapidly, breadstuffy have declined, and the demand much reduced, and cotton has become a dull, heavy article of trade. We are, however, yet far in advance of England in the effect of the recent panics. When consols have fallen one per cent, some of our firat class stocks have fallen from three to five, all on account of the war in Turkey. Now it appears to us that just the reverse of this should have been the effect. The fact is that our stocks are held by speculators who have moderate means, very little nerve, and very little knowledge of the operation of cause and effect. They buy one day and sell another, without one good reason for doing one or the other; and it is therefore to be hoped that the first puff of wind from an unlooked for direction will capsize their frail and poorly ballasted craft. In times like these the shrewd, far-seeing capitalists step in and select such securities as have substantial value, which are un- unwarrantably depreciated. They who keep aloof from the market in times of excitement, with the means to purchase during such foolish panics as have recently been 40 prevalent, will make more money in one or two opera- tiens than all the rash bull and bear speculators in Wall street. On the other side of the Atlantic the market value of stock securities moves steadier and slower one way or the other. Prices are not so sensitive, and are not affected by such slight causes. There is no doubt but that our markets have been operated upon too power- fully by the European advices which have lately come to hand; and it is our impression that a few days will suffice to bring about the second sober thought, and create a favorable change in the complexion of the stock market. Everything that can possibly occur in Europe, affecting commercial affairs, has been anticipated, and the effect already realized. The actual commencement of hostilities on sca and land, would not have given good cause for such a depreeiation in stocks as we have experienced, and it is a question if both of the fleets in the Baltic should, like the Kilkenny cate, annihilate each other, it would not have a favorable influence on the price ef stocks in Wall street. Such is the inconsistency of cause and effect in stock speculations that we are never surprised at anything, however contradictory. Quotations for stocks current at the close of the market yesterday, compared with those ruling at the close of the previous week, show a decline in nearly every one on the list. Money continued moderately easy. There is a good supply and an active demand. The banks are not expanding or contracting, but preserve a uniform move- ment, in the face of quite an increase in the offerings for discount. Call loans are avoided. The brokers are afraid to touch them. The exportation of specie from this port last week, was unusually large, as will be seen by the annexed state ment :— SarrMenws or SpxciE FROM THE Port or Naw York. Steamship Africa, Liv’l, U. 8. Fg mit $186,281 12 Bo. do. Americag gold coin.... 3/800 00 do. California slugs. 1,000 00 ship Plate, Remattes hee dollars... 22,430 00 xican dollars. 20,092 50 Brig Sarah Pete Peters, be gold. 4,700 00 ilver. 8,000 00 Steam’p cariew, St. honed $20 pieces. 75,000 00 Do. American gold coi 64,018 49 Do. Five franc pieces, 2,940 00 Steam’p Pianta, Havre, American gold... 936,607 12 Do. French gold....... 7,619 04 Do. te Gold bars. 149,310 51 Do. do. Gold and si 28,000 00 Do. do. Mexican dollar: 30,000 09 Total for the week. Previously reported Total this year $4,826,333 27 This brings up the aggregate to a large amount, and the effect upon the movements of the banks cannot be otherwise than unfavorable. It is reported that the two steamers from San Francisco, of the 16th of March, hadon freight upwards of two millions of dollars. If a0, our sup- have realized for some time. The receipts at the office of the Assistant Treasurer of the United States for the port of New York, Saturday, | April 8, were $496,778 15; the payments amounted to The warrants entered on the books of the Treasury De- partment at Washington, on the 6th inst., were :— For the redemption of stocks. ++ $56,658 88 For the fa of other treasury debts. sees 706,617 33 For the Customs, eee For the War Departme: For the Interior Department... Covered into the treasury from customs...... 15% 24 ‘The anthracite coal trade in the Lehigh region is not 48 encouraging as was hoped for. checked operations for several days, and up to the Ist inst., only 2,292 tons had been shipped—some 3,000 tons more than to same time last year. The Mauch Chunk Gacette of the 6th inst., says—The prospects of business are by no means flattering. The boatmen generally do not seem inclined to enter into contracts on the terms of- ferod by the companies. Many of them romain here wait- ing for a rise in the price of freight, and some, it is said, have returned home with their teams. With the naviga- tion in first rate order, and readiness and ability on the part of the miners and contractors, to supply coal to the full capacity of the canal, this interruption of business ix much to be regretted.” The trade in the Schuylkill region is more active. The Schuylkill Navigation Com- pany brought down, for the week ending on Thurainy, 21,185 tons, making a total for the season of 79,790 tons, against 47,549 tons to the same time last yoar. On the Reading Railroad, for the week, there has been brought down 87,709 tons, making for the year 489,826 tons, against $40,441 tons to the same time last year. The ex- cess of coal shipped from the Schuylkill region tials soa- son, thus far, over the shipments of last season, is 122,146 tons. This {a very well, but there is stillan active demand for coal at high prices. The receipt§ from customs at the principal ports of the United States for the quarter ending March 31, being the third quarter of the first year, compare with the corres- ponding period last year as follows — ox ig 2 Ba 1382 38: 47" ns 46,862 $16,218,367 Acre ‘estimated receipts enumerated ports dur- ing the quarter... oo Pe *Returns for the I +Estimated for 1854. The earnings of the Macon and Western Railroad Com- pany for March, were :—Passengers, $8,310, 06; mail, $750,000 17,191,983 days of the month wanting. | $1,181 04; freight, $24,014 08, Total, $34,956.98, Cor- | responding month last year, $26,502 71. Increase (29 per cent), The annexed statement exhibits the receipta of lumber, hipgles, ang lathe, at Clicogo Log seven yoaas. ” The cold weather | aes “195, (60,388,250 1147;816/282 17,080,600 198,271,247 Laths. 5,655,600 10,025,100 19,281,733 19,890,700 27,883,475 19,759,670 21,383 125, ‘The amount of capital enanged in the business cannot be less than $3,500, number, which To . ives ¢ ent will be oun met toa ly increased this season, in fine, is one of the most important trades in some of our Western cities. ive some idea of the immense quantity of lumber factured in Michigan, we give the quantity of lum- manufactured ber estimated to be counties, Lumber.. Logs furnished Michigan, during this ae — by these counties and sawed by mills on Detroit river, aay... Rs mills erected during the past winter equal St. Clair and Sanilac 83,000,000 6,000,000 igo rey and general advance in Yalue 13,190,000 Quantity of lumber and logs for 1854, forth at amounting to..... Add to this sum the ingles, ‘and the exports from the two counties above | ‘a low estimate $10 per th 145,090,000 and 6 peel iN not fall below two million of dollars the pre- sent year. State, $7 a $7 50, chioly af $7124 0 87 87345 to fanc; under $7 68: CITY TRADE REPORT. Sarcnpay, April 8—6 P. M. Baxabetvrrs.—Flour was pretty brisk and steady; th day’s business included 8,000 bbls., ordinary to chois Western, a $8, including to straight, and $8 a $8 1 for fancy, per bbl. that bbls. fine ry e flour brought $4 50a poor mixe but few lot , and pithy kinds’ at proportionate rates There were likewise sold 1,500 bbls. Canadian, and 2,100 bbls. Southern, ‘at $7 6234 a $7 9824 at $7 25, | for mixed | We beset | $475, and 207 puncheons Brandywine cornmeal $18 onch, Wheat was in fair demand; tho day’ bushels Southern red, at $165 do., $1 66; 3 800 Long Island, $1 663; and 1,! sales consisted of 5,100 | 67; 200 Rhode Island | 000 mixed Wertern, $176. Sales transpired of 6,000 bushels rye, at 9€¢., and 1,200 bushels barley, at $1. changed. bushels, at 73c. a 74. for mixed Corn improved during the day, Oata were un- with sales* of outhern; TAX. a Teo. for do. Westerii; 74c. a 76c. for round white and ellow | or yellow Cortox.—The day’s sales reached only 506 bales, lows: for ¢: settled. do., per bushel. xport, 217; and home use, 288. ‘The. a 77c. for white Southern; and 77c. a 79. as fol- Market un- FRainrs.—Rates were firmer, with cogagornents of about 40,000 45,000 bushels corn, chief! for Liverpool, at $d. a 934d. ; 2,000 bbls. flour cotton was 11-824. a %d. asked. To London, 600 bbls. rosin were engaged at 5s. Havre, ond rates were nominal, with little offering. To California, rates varied from 606. a 60c., with light en- ent VIKIONS.—Pork was rather lower, there having been €00 bbls. disposed of at $14 623, a $14 68% for mess, and Ba $12 8734 lard were beef wore reached 170 There was not! f. for prime, per bbl. The sales of pkgs. a, unaltered prices. taken, at 9c. a 95¢c. per Ib. procured, at yesterday’s quotations. can be discovered in butter or cheese. ADYERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. ship’s bags, at 38. 139 ing new to cut meata About 450 bbls. Some 830 bbls No changi soitection DEWATER ‘will sell on Tuesday, iperior collection “tt standard roses and plants, from the reery of D. Boll. UCTION NOTICE.—BY THOS. BELL & H.N. BUSH This day, Monday.) April 1, at 1034 o'clock: will be wit ay the valua- 6, alrond set Daeg. ets, bureaus, lookin, SALES AT AUCTION. 1, at 1036 ooloe reserve, at West Brondwi cabinet furniture of all of M. Ros UCTION, NOTICE.-ATTRACTIVE SALE OF EX. jellont household fara shall 074 0 olock 37 Hammon he high t bidder, for os: oil attreases, | bedeeanan. 6 ot bettas slasees, &c. of fe eonsoquence of the larg RRA nner nt UCTION NOTICE.—8TANDARD ROSES.—J. L. VAN- & oo. corner of Nassau and Pino streets, large and ing, “aght ‘bureaus, sofas; two elegant carved rosewood pa te in satin, Jace window on d oval glasses; did coll of oil furniture, 4&0, Aner atx NOTICE—SAUBL, oe SOC TIDE <r wets of a Gonsisting of silver ‘fixtu . BAB four thousand variegated lam {ttuminations, slerge ou together with a schold furniture, comprising sofas, chairs, Blasses, kitchen utenti e lot of goods the cata: {oghes wiil net be dendy till Monday morning. ed, vex BALE OF BELROS 12 0" look be Agata maily de, orocke! ina, y, April 11, comm ousekeepit make ) Om] chen u utensils, ‘feather beds, chairs, mantel te. oll and eoni ELL & CO. will sell, at the Merchants’ Ex: SALE OF FURNITURE, ed 225 SPRING di ing at 11 o'clock, furniture is but ders orname! hat bd Leth —Z. it LBERT H. NICOLAY, AUCTIONEER.—STOCKS AND on Wodn Exchange. ing of Brus hi oil *, Tues 20 do. of Williamsburg, $50 each: (hypothecated,) 100" Wscoh: 00 do, Bank of the Common: is City Bank. Sebi 100, Pacitic In Hamilton Fi wealth, North i 20 do, Ew) plies will be maintained for a time; but a weekly export | the risiaee eG ash like the above would soon create « panic equal to any we | chi road bonds, an | 4 Broad street, next to corner of Wall. NIc [oe & ards of car} disposed of in Lot NTHONY J. BLEECKER, AUCTIONEER —THE VA Jnable property, Greonwich and Jay strtets, wich street, hein wit cight fect dee be sold renders this C. TUTTLE, pep hee pied t JL ¢ hold fernitess, A park . Wasbstan: patent springana and a deposit required. dian, 43 Beekman st bonds at auction.—Albert H. Nicolay will sell this day. ‘April 10, at 1244 o'clock, at the Merchants’ Exchange, for of whom it bee concern, Me 000 City of Sacramento nds 000 do. do. 8 per cent do. of 1562, Ne 000, ha yaa ai lis Halizond Tot int A crest attached, Pee $1,000 eac! per cent converti at the offic in New York, road, $60 eacl do. 4. each; 24 do. Danbur Norwalk Ralirond, $00 oaek: 19 do. Third Avenue Rai road, $100 each; 60 do. Empir Face Briek Com f State d, $1 York and 200 di do. Bank of North Americe, $i gach; 40 do. a Com Par an Goa ining Company, of} ‘Terms of sale 'y of frat ank, ineu ayother stocks. i LBERT Ls NICOLAY, a areorer syed RB sy $636,531 32—leaving a balance on hand of $8,246,655 17. | work & situate’ on order of th ti Lz Robinson, Esq ‘Tho streets are hoth sewered, an. the rapidly i of property im the vicinity rend treet els or fi jelothi re a hair mattr near! AUCTIONEER — ret ntact M. u. CRISTALAR, AUCTIONEER, Wau SELL ON per coat, this day, and terest on all ay, ad 12, at. the wareroome of will be found inthe | opportunity for invest ly to ANTHONY J. 4 new. Torma Catalogues on the morning of sate. NTHONY J. BLEECKER, iy a —— Y, W7th April, at 12 0’ Il sell wt auction at tho Merchants’ | ihe Union, olass rail- Office No. » Tues abl GUAR. | tree new ocean rendy to be stracted wi countered b ® limi ¥ ben around the een bul h at the shipyard of y draught of water. tight boiler plate fron’ keleons ¢ and Tower deck running from stem to stern, i hole work hag Seen ‘don anton’ Jaunched, "Whe yeore a ‘nee to the prominent steamers that hi th ed amoun of longitndi: This vess ni by the boilers nt space to fe most comfort, consequent the manner in i]t, agninet th val len janbilities of vessel; 7 ve 4 conveyance of mails and at 1s the content cousisting of other gingh ose rilks, Cai shawls an mizettes, sleeves, em bands, Ince ve tmbrotdcrien, together with, clothe, eabeimeros, vortings, &c.’ Terms ensb. BYE LUDLOW, AUCTIONEER — TUESDAY, | April 11, 1 te Exchang d’elock M., by order of A. T, Hill 8. Marshal, the tocks ome y igned. ‘and con- ficulties en- trength, and trncted with air necting the dead w: ful of great etren th and “the my me is diagonally or plated with iron. Her qualifien- upon her which sl of clase, nape hér, for, the ep pasrengers. The dimenslons a follows: —Extromg ength, 228 feet; hrendth of beam, 97 depth, 16 foot 8 inches; tonnage, 1.460 tone: load He of wat feot. The vesrel lew nt the eh i Croenpelnt Wiliams + vawsnnunay avila Ayes MOEN H hy ary | access than property that, is locate | for restrictions agains AT AUCTION. BLEECKER, Re a As houses lots ts ae ~ va sell at Seales 8 ‘clock, M., at the Merchant ry brie! uses, depth; Bee) 16 st matorial, and ih Croton water each floor. These houses, it is be! will 96,000 each. Title indisputable, ‘Yor make cas tees leecker, Aueti MILLER « CHAN. Sosiguesee OPORATION DOCKS AND SLIPS TO Till pens ouetien sNotice a herehy given tai th iad ow belonging to 1 aie Werk tle ieee et leh vere not Miepocrt a sale on Bd alt., will be leased on Tides of ite t, at 1 o'clock P. 000 apply to Anthony J. entre bulkhead south forthe forryr ond bait of bulk 1 and 62, at the foot of ‘hristopher street. 6, foot Haw: reet. 7. Pier foot of (30 feet Long) foot of Twen: feet long) foot of Twenty-so- 190, maps, exhibiting the wharves aay be teen at the Compttollen's otk COB A, WESTERVELT, Mayor. G com lie, amberiain. mer sale,(March 23). A and piers c. . W. EDMO! WM. “CHAUNCEY, cha Com. Ls Ata. WM. M. VERMILYR, Cha. F. Com aot Sinkia Fund, C Finanoe Department, New York, April 3, 1854. COLTON, AUCTIONEER.—LARGE SALE OF RICH bgp seg re furniture, French plate mirrors, Axminster ts, Colton will sell to. ang oll preee 0 IY, st 10 djslock at No. 163 Hudeo: he entire beautiful furniture ef the! f atch comaist i po h plate mirror ud wardrobes, sofas and ‘ete ussels, three- , dressing ‘ine feather, beds & hogany, bookeas Axminster oa ing and extension’ tabl totes, pl grain do., din- Pertace ith maacuie ed furniture was made to order, and is io Catalogues early on Tuesday morning. without regard to weather, 1OR SALE.—AT AUCTION, ON MONDAY, APRIT. 10 No. ance of stock in trade of joffee, apices, &c. Terms at 10}, A. M. TAYLOR . ROOM NO. 13 will sell, this day, at 103¢ o’clock, at 223 rner of Pitt, fixtures of a liquor store—con- eae oe om ome and counter, beer pumps, Fofrigerator, de- ter fixtures in stor Bale to Crea: can KO. G, LEWIS, AUCTIONEER.—POSITIVE AND oxtontive sale ‘of valuable first-class furniture, bein the stook of Mr. D. Baldwin, 125 Bowery, corner of Gran: street. To in consequence of ‘removal. G. @. LEWIS will sell by ‘auction on Wedne » April 12, on sou, tho entire stock of elogant mahogany rut farniture, comprisin parlor furniture in jor chairs, of various patterns, ds, dressing bureaus and w: an md without, marble hall stand tette and nest tables, looking glasi + all of which is of frat class furniture, amd all Co be sold’ withous any re. servation whatever, rain or shine. EO. G. LEWIS, AUCTIONEER, ROOMS 211 BOW- ery, near Rivington streot.—Sal not furniture, dry g ardware, crockery, household furniture, 0.,' punctually attended to, Terms moderate and returns prompt, Sales solicited, bie FURNITURE.-WILLIAM IRVING & uar. 3 $5 3 5 O., auctionecrs, will sell st auction, on April 11, 1045, o'clock, at the salesroom No.'8 Pin the entire torn it con ure of & house, removed f¢ f hair mattrer ther beds, insge p sssortmentof crockery, cut glass ing stoves, wardrobes, bookcases and chairs in plush; rosewood French page pier and man- tle mirrors; maho; chairs ani arm chairs, in hair cloth; a large num! it ngrain carpets; pier fables, with plate afaas baeks: mabog cote band carved high ; d black walnut cottage bed: stonda pahogany marbl apie cane seat cote, marble top va far wa o, wash ead, four rolle 6 ingrain car; yo, » number of mahogaby pla mow e rai abet oy alalag tales, a matte loths. Also, an extra NRY H LEEDS, AUCTIONEER —BY JH. B. LEED3 (APEiL 10, at twelve sreet.. —A 6a) nada, by the ce 0 mare, five yea fay kind ond stress ‘oan trot his mite in ‘of extraordinary endur- wound. Can be seen at any time street. FLFREY, H, LEEDS, AUCTIONEER —SUPERB COL- lection of ancient and m Paintin bei: the entire collection of J. P. Deaun inont eg ‘Kear: s Leode & Co. will gall by auction, om ‘and Wednos. 12th an h April, at 11 ‘retook 8 at e e reeidence of ‘89 Chambers street, near the Irving ntloman has been well known here, for his judgment and taste in of over 200 original pile, of Bl schools, anoient and modern, selected, s2 opportunity oegurred, from well established eallerien and ‘Among the iatings of Euro} Ne vin, ‘and in particalnr, nd’s story of Atala, exposition in Rome, hich idareoclded the drat it prize of ‘Tha paistings are allin fine order, and the frames, many of mine moder nized at a cost 0 0x; has been spa: orehy ‘the attoation of. the if wale will be ‘Tho pain 0 be removod within three wom timp of sale iu goutequenes’ of prevecations: fee tiling dows hg Daildtag. They may be viewed two days befor t our ato great 6) oods, &C.. ced te the pel stata }, com pri Bath; ari Ree ‘tatnetten, Agriculture, Indignant, Cupid, Music, Com morce, Capid and Bird's Nest, ia vations ip, Papier Mache joods—Pear! Bi it chi id ‘vases, ol fant Teonses, Mosaic and ormuln clocks of every size and owl Bohemian ware, &c., ko. Also, silver plated tabl ‘eek, ‘es ed, beaded d Brunswick tab re The abot il of the best double plate cid stock of @ ‘well known inporter mao vd about retiring from ‘bu ‘OUSE SALE OF ELEGANT FURNITURE, wae date Mirrors, Paintings, Silverware, 4e—Wil ill be sold morrow, Tuoeds Fy iy it 10 0 k. by ca log without reserve, ail t furniture in the brown stone bor Broadway. consisting io rich eatin brocatel ile, rosewood, sofas and lounges; reception and oasy chai elegant rosewood marble ve etegore, with ; Hohly cart rosewood marble ie, elogamt rogewaod oo ey tables k table tapestry, Brussel ‘air oarpots je and Ince. curtains, paint tilver Plated dios, &o tage and- iron” bedst marble top bureaus waal elogant vases and mantel fornamenter, decorated china tes sets, china dinner set, extension dining table, ivory and common cntlery, erockery and glas wement and Fe, kitchen furnitare, dc, Bros way at ass the doo c HOLM, S, Auction OUSEHOLD FURNITURE, GAS FIXTURM®, &C., at wuction.—Thia day, at 10 o'clock, om the premise the entire furniture of the three story house 100 West thie: h street, neat Righth avenus—parlor, bedcham er, ng room and Kit atures, carpets, £0, TLIINGTON a. CARTER, auctioucer, store Novo7 Dey strost, corner Greenwie! ‘OHN K. OAKLEY, AUCTIONBR.—GREAT AND AB- J solato salo of 1.400 splendid lots on Nostrand, New York, Brooklyn, Pa on and Albany avenue: ‘acific. on Bergen, Wyckoff, Warren, Baltie, jets, in the level, heautifnl aud most i’ ward of the sity of Brookl, auction on Thursday, Frid and Saturday, 15, at I2o'elock M. each d at the salesrooms No. 343 Fulton street, opposi hud Moutagay street, Brooklyn, the above mentioned pr2 ly dencrited on the lithographic map ri fs, without excepti offered at auotion any” he immedinte vicinity and costly dwell djoining pret: iy attractive aa - 1, Meh tt the tablished a defacto the garden of Brook. | | Ameh Bi nich Fan con | Exchange on Monday, wie "April, 1854, at 12 o’elook, the two ved omnibuses | for bos ome iy front house, rae Len addition, and | pominal fr of le ry, cure side, afew doors shove tot July, 1854. Tho- Gran f the Lob, 28 by 104 feet. Part of the ro fag tae Redford at whick traine stop pare i et ey ree | each trip, is within theo tn Walk “of this property, Terms aid particul Me auc | Siaking Chis property more desirable, convenient and easy 0 distance trom ‘the Kore ants’ change. This vory porty will be #0 Containing {rom tight t . This will tunity seldom mot with to purchase ots OF sections for genteel suburban residen: and profitable invoetment in a romarkal Jeashut part of the elty of Brookly’ Will be sold peremptorily without r nuisnnce or cont of the pr New York, the sams deeds. Seventy on bond and merte maps apply to Os ‘Oak Hey Brooklyn: Co. € tr Seyad x, N Y: ¢ for five eats Bt seven per cont, For ‘No. 33 Fulton street, Bronsoa, Knapp & under Metropoll act ofthe title will vets and nd Pine at UCTIONRER, WILL tell on Wednesday Apri Ui oelock, at No. 6 Baltic etrect, Brooklym, hour furnivare, consisting of rosewood parlor suit, mal sofas, chaira, tabl steads, burcaus, warhetands, mattresses, three-ply and = arain carpet, oileloths, kitchen furnitaze, 4c. te, Ay ‘chtebing westering, ery of G. Mare, Astor! MORIARTY, AUCTIONERR, WILL SEI THI§ PAY o) . Monday, at 178 Chatham street, at 10 0° ance of tLe furniture from Saturday’ A gortm nt of furnitnee from familien | t font her leds, mattresses, aleo new farsi yas, WHEY BIPPO WBE, BY.) OY, ofa and side tables, mabogeny | b rosewood parlor suit M ‘ape bold fur at Ii and fane; stoves, Frenel Te large French ple os No. — A sortme! logue at ine ealesrooms. OHN W. SOMERINDYKE, AUCTIO! No. 110 a My geo of fas, chairs, te' mattrosses, Hechen farmiiare, ae. tands to mal 7 and gilt saisrore, reesweod,, maheupaye pe hale taateroones aad Secor teas $0 the house, rosewood and mahogan: on twelve reome art pee” ‘ihe door. bingdon farniture, sealant in chandeliers, vases, eek, Pasir meals brary and Jobne'of liquor, one light Porat azt rug ANTS AT Rt iS ghe do. plate dgors, Pend beck: richly: table rtains and 0 velvet, "Fre candelabres ‘nado by Tarn hair eloth, mete book: ba- CTIONEER.—THIS DAY, . M. precisely, at a general ture. care ture 01 rece ry counter, 0} patand, deme BOYD, Salesman. povuGHty, AUCTION SER —GSBERED HOUSE to-a-totes, mah ne — ail Rin oil clothe, erockeny, cut Sale positive, rain or shine, McILVAIN WILL o'clock, at the seed arnations, pinks, ta ea ae paoked ond shisnod USSELL W. WESTCOTT, EAA ag R' sale of all Cg aie nd elegant furni tars ofa boas ew eamearene Tal os the elegant furniture fth door from Four- the Le pe bid~ sin ‘an ele- over, § ay eects fo by Bosohe, joent toners oe 2% eiteloth, eelocks, of basement furmi= Heh liver were, dinner and tea sets, it the house. Knickerbook- ‘Wednesday, handsome furni- square. Partioulare on Tuesday. 00 Nos, Joun; WELLING! . at 57 Dey street, corner of lid Fatah ako 8, and s variety of IN A. CARTER, Ket eer, GEGARS, FURNITURE, ICRBOX, AC., AT AUCTION— 7, we J: look, | | QUERIFI'S SALE—THIS DAY, MONDAY, AT 10.4. M. | on the corner of Twenty-se | nue, consisting of all the it, | send D. Haight, which he C fhe “Bth day of Beeemiar, 1858, or at any time afterwards, of to the i | nibuses pnorrnas she the First ant’s interest da; eel "Pearl treet, hot croc! of copper saucepans, wood ver tables, ebairs, liquors, 000 segars, kery, se i Eicken suivants 4 near Broadway. al consisting of rosewoed by T. Abbott; mahogany ‘mattresses and wil two Tinos of omalty H. CRUMBIE, paty Sheriff, BOYLE, AUCTIONEER.—EXECUTOR’S SALE—THIS, Oth instant, at 10 o'cl: k, at the Cirle Hotel, the fara! in old, eaitere |(ON—ON Ng ce APRIL ll, Ai = "LEEDS ATEO'8 store, No.8 Wal Ind! dresses, elegant street, Irish mbraldened babies? mabroidersd ‘morning — | containing attr , Grundy, reserve, seven 6: _nwant of a good =e mahogany, waloet Intent styles: ean pat na walnut which can ed, or it can rench’plate eorheen ether Tk ™. any, B10, fy Nh ebro! HY hore about refurnishing, wil faraiture of the, most costly desert Epon. The stock co woh. el rant library boo! Non extoubion tables of the mame approved It would be im; only aie ‘and plated wai Silcloth, mahogany Froneh feather beds, marble top dress- wardrobes, and elem | furnitere, 8. MELLOR, AUCTIONEER.—PIANOFORTES AT + auction. —On Tuesday, Aj Houghton ure, rouewood Pianofortes, from ‘splendid Se aera 7 a oth, ay ee pees ity sr anentisas ve has been handsomely dited up. yam SELL bined ine, fem @ general assorte il 11, at 120’olock, at 442 ‘Mellor will sell, without ood Fe) d folly ention-of tho trade and thoes . 8. MELLOR, yd nt gry —MODERN AND AN ra i, ne M sista ue part sewood, maho- nes - ei rw ncp te ation. Sere Ay tot those’ whe Glan te mare hetr furniture be stored until the first of pier and oval mi cut glass and china ware. Also, on rare, tea sete, papier mache tables, ton trays, de, "Cote logues on the morning of sale. srers, with ss sengrvnent, ent wok invoice on various $2 Ford & Co, in favor dollars, bearing three San Francisco, Dec. 1 covery of @ 52 maker Joseph ginton, for the owner, ray street. teenth and. We Union pli $10 Yark Row. of paper mar! lettors painted on th trunk and ite contents ace. $1 Chambers $5 garnet brooch, with h street. bifven Ts if left at the Herald office. jass. The above will be 10 RE alan cai L jing the same to BR! jam street, corner of Mulberry. REWARD—LOST, ON bie 4 are, 0 IN the Fifth avenue, between Ninth 0 Aight ‘April rat Kere etree. All adm’ fers ef the the reverse portion, for the purpose eer Julien. These violins anks, BEWARD.—LO8T, ON Pd the American Excha: te, of RB. REWARD WILL BE No. oust bate finder will be paid Mhoatete, uy 8. to vioha Moret will receive the above rewa REWARD.—DRACELET LOST IN GOING FROM Taylor's saloon to the corner of toot, atte bracelet, drops. SPORTING, Se. 1, from Karl REWARDS. pi et —Lost, COMING PER STEAM x, belor to Master it to whom they belong, w to the person returning them to Nibio's Thegtr Now Yerk. by EEE —LOST, in going down Hudson street, Canal stroe! 2. 5 Tn ela or at the Broadwa; bt the Metropolitan \, SATURDAY EVENING, theates about Slit $9) in heck Seer APRIL i us ) ara GIVEN FO pid lever wratok with senid ain ial Inverlorot 8 glass houso, with » nie in ibe ae oF Mow id by leaving it with Willi 149 Fulton street, or Ne. 1 M eda ON FRIDAY AFTERNOON, ae of Union square, Setwoon re lack laee vi returning it y hee “ REWARD—LOST OR STOLEN, ON OR ABOUT the Sth of Apri A large leather trank, M Seceh! Hotel, 17 and 19 one ond a New York. Also tye Rota Falten sttees, ve Broadway and with box and ‘The ‘will jer wi thanks of the owser, ATWOOD, jewellers, Inquire Re a Wee HIBITION WILL rents of ne poet Store = English rat terri watch ear vei decrgict one ste —This pepor ie croat many, oF Howton Ta Big Vanint BEaHAN, 0 Shanehas 8 treet, corner of Fulton, ep Peete INK JOHN a. printed vere = Daleanr, Newto a Chittego well ef witness this exbibition, a it w! yf the ton Thien hes taken piace for somo dime, "Yankee Sullivan haw Tindly voluntecred his services to Mr. Parker for that nights 0G8.—KING CHARLES SPANIELS, SCOTCH AN: ‘oma with my news ink; n thie elty eaaietph Het yibog tice Re tO