The New-York Tribune Newspaper, May 7, 1866, Page 7

NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, MAY 7, 1866, y e —— A s s it N -~ also that the Justitied by the evide cicnt stremen o ge e e perpetrated tho deed, but daccond to tue foot, where she fell tion of the b ik ——— Passengers Bailed. | ©oveelt, Mie Annte Ratchte, Miss June Mitcholl, Stise 37y O Pk Betaply (e ), May 1, in 't. 30 14, fong, 4 3, fro20 Delize for | (e reapondants excepted dame et £2 30 much of the roport as | fyi . ; | o Bebt“Dimple, A ¥e-ve, Joserh | Lwemook 3 aymon ) 8 TS S | ATaTdad damages opted Dy 45128 each, (o he Nclaots | Newe T or Lone hi-mflhl:cu;:t'zm:mmkuygu t BROOKLYN NEWS, | nond Jaes Mo t ' Boston for Cieufoeg wis ve s ., s N G boft s ‘ \TM iy Sikionwmst "lhx E" g g s i A o e i to o muck of the re- | Augusta and Asbuelot, hud not sailed ap to 104.'m, ; - ‘ Sl SR L AT [ port e e Biainat Friell 1o any eroator | buf Were ekponton tstoos sime Hme diring the dagl o | & Wouax Cowurrs Svicws sy Currone Hen | and : Edw. Elford, Sameei Cangon, J. M. Basb | Sesmnibies | awou pround that there 14 5o proof of any | ——— THROAY WITH A Razok~A married woman named Emity | - | Lot IELEE UL METROPOLITAN BOARD OF HEALTH. ,,',',':::,":,’,‘:J‘:;":’“?g-u;lyrt e., commitied suleide | : urt in the resent case of cuttiog ber throat with & razor. She ! ) x tion ery » b N .- i r pHions were 100 | wyoeifur of (e 8 m:p“nthmn.hntumrhmhnd, and procesded to | | _“. i Fortt ! : ed to denth, 7 . ] ¥ } tivo perties at con :;'“"'_"" Exchange Aga r:fi‘ufl" "“”’r"‘"; Toeks ld, baconi dorth Hudson River I d tae exceptions and ospital, e 3 e | Surnes, Dutlor and Tarsons | U COBDETation of the Dispensaries with the Motro- | ape and s g of G008 gh iros, "B me T er . Wy s & politan ¥ of dry goc many.” Me, o redenberg is o peddiep g se of an epidemic during the f CAURAL (e not is 070l0ped in mmer, bad already been dosided upon; but she plan | A7 9% gl o Vel worniag, G | Haven Way } | R comiug ke & SrEciai Thed—AY 5.—Defore Justice | suggested by Dr. Stephen § 2 pe Poge on Wadnesd 7 v y Dr. Stephen Sumith, alshoush approved by the — Bt o] A0 gl individual members of the Board of Heal foally | ATTEMPT 70 COMYLSUI oy 0o pamed Am wiled from Nen DECISIONS. of Heaith, was noLSoally | oy unn, rosiding 1n Degaey—A M8 2 aking sueh For the purpose of etled S it t ‘ot 4l Rat-The e g ted until last Satnrd, » Uipped he oabls & il §gt-The Unitell Sistes winars arrang s Wore Dol e atrsing out | uicide on Suzday morniog by jumpiugtttompted €0 com Nl e sio was got off w DAL, O'Litlon. -~ for method pr 5 Dr. Smith. the sepresentatives of 66 | foot of Conrtst. He was rescusd by Soffd tho river st the Parker, Stove and | Forty-eighth Precinet police, aud taken to tit Lawler of the 1y o vl«' olt ”'r' 'p‘r:l‘\‘;“:]”‘;;l’ on Satur- l'll.eru it muh(uund that bis pockets were filletti Mott-st. Th r pensaries A tollow ing geatiomen: AT T 00Ut sl o100 o i~ A Ml g A Al e oo - Dr. Alexander Hadden ana Mr. ' Joho | Tne New Liguor Law.—The new liquor law was j put in operation yesterday, and 0 far as outward showed was universally observed by the liquor dealers. The 3 smplaiut a8 to de- £ ond approved. o 10 diswiss B of and fe ot on the east complaint granted. Whnlers, u g‘" Before Justice McCUNN. o Gore agt. Alfred C. Smith.—Case set- [l 3 the New.): it wnd Mr. Charles A, Maey, and the N ail ({0 Miueols, - n Lafliod Mabi, S14. from New Bedsora 34 Hiberalan Tustice JONES. & yn M Oc 3 Y . . . D, e, however, arrested several who kept open after 1§ rs : 3 Shae The Exchango Fire Insurauce Co. agt. Robert H. Chairman, and Dr. Flishs | o'clock the night previous, The followi el sl line s of wails ar GofL.—Order granted. 16 following pla ot cates were graated on Saturday by the Captains of the | g plan of coipes i ribie discusaisn: 'v.ml»mhr“:hh:"yim::' 3; Yorty-sacce 3; Forwrs Apiild, baviag | U, 8. COMMISSIONE! A —Defd D f E ; Forty-fourth, 4; Forty-fifth, 6; Fortysixth, 14, F AT Ay Uo o 1 elghth, 1; Forty.ninth, 4; Fiftieth, 1. Total, S metiog e t Port Stauley, NIACK! total Gumber up to the present time, 244. ach Dispensary District shall be divided, from time to time. aceount of the i es agt. Wm. Brown alias Barreen,— | isto as many sub-disiricts us in the discretion of the Ditectors of he Board of Health aro uecesssty to the eficient | FOUND ON A Stoor.—The dead body of a malo . e shall be appointed by the Board of fant was found on the stoop of No. 193 Clinton-st. yestordag iy e il morning. 1t was conveyed to the Forty-third Precinot Ste 245 2o Huny mm n stod, whea if was discovered that be was au B of i i v ¥ w . SO nd had previeus engaged in the business of passing tiva-House aud the Coroner notit 1401’[-“}\\"){11 s Notice. counterfeit me It i3 probable, from cireamstances that rerdt AR b ! e o anan | hau{ stuee transyired. that be is connected with the gettors-up ctual serviee, under the S7ABLE RopBED.—The stable of Mr. Honry Witte . \ plate for tals da counterfeit. .~ 3 v w-York of the plate for tuls da 18 count PR A DR P i i e o IR only 80 far ss their d relate to the 23 Willismat. doy vight and robbed of Larness valued at §35and & P N A al os of mied cul reie by said Board, . e e resaen 02 npply the District Physielan | blanket worth §5. Tho entrance was gained by bresking T wich romedics f 7 immediste administration se the Director of | the loek of the rear dvor. o 4 dical Relief may . Yo y 4, €54, 1100, #id, 402, | 1BO mectn then a 4 W, s Rishar Fiwnsh Jorn g slaphnagd e o K 3 8, #03, 4=%, PART ILL PROTEST OF TiL PRODUCE PXCHANGE. Max Axp Wosan Smor.—Richa wrent wes feow 1 55 Bkmeue god Washlagin, BP0 N 29, 757, L1, 493, 1367, 13 The fact that the officers of the Produce Exchange bad | arrested on Saturday by Oficer Webster of the Fiftioth Prex H Loy el 2 750, entered & formal protest agaivet the use of the Battery ; A - . T o Nos. § to 24 inclu. | Parrcks asa cholera howpital, bas airesdy been noticed in cinet Police on the charge of felonious assault. It appears & ol theso columns. On Saturday afternoon s eommittes, consiet 1ad a difficulty with Mr. Jostua Harrison in Classon-avee My iog of Messrs. Howland, French, Carey, and otbers, calle o e wditiav . O Pisaions of the Thrd. of Tissishs or the | Besr Sasketist snd, oo ollogod, B o ol touk e : T Boston. by New-Haven it | phepose of indueing toat gentioman, if possib'e, to abandon bis |y SR AREE IaTIN0 Tstruck Mr, Hasrison oo the bar Shore kiue, 124 aud § p. m. Su Project, Their argument was priscipally based upon the | protltics,s hrough ost and ledging. 188 ; bl Gy R L 0, Dtlon ihat the discass would bo roncentratad in their viclnity | Uroqst pasetng FEroneh U0 &% bis breast pooket. He wi o Py el el gy Coumoy I 1 | B thas prove detimental o their business, by wakiag it | Lot‘ioiured. The sccused was coumittod for exsmination. Ko i, by Log lelow i, R, foot of 4 5 Pt 1l | dAngerous to remain for a great length of time so near the in- nogueed Wt SoimIBe § SRRURY oo s ae s ') 1532, | fection. Mr, Schultz replied by saying that the boildings \ ' 142, ded matnly for well persons who would be removed NEW-JERSEY NEWS, SURROGATE'S COURT.—Nos. 1 to 17 inclusive. from fufected places, and assur-d the mitteo that tle 4 Battery Barracks would be fised as a hospital only in case of ’ i an cmergency, A violent epidemie in tbe First Ward would Firewex's Ergetioy.—The Jersey City Fire De The Courts for May. NITRO-GLYCERUNE, be more daugerous thon,the were presence of a hospital at the is. fiave nade s followiig 53 A Battery; bat 138 ahosld oseur, It l:nmxl o oemed advisabls | Partment will bold their snnual election oa Tuesday evening a nade ilowing ap- | | 1o uso the Berracks for that purpose. Cholera patients canuot | next, for Engineer, six Assistants, aud a Fire Commissionem Can ¥t be Used, ®tored, and Transporsed with | |15 b ) | bo carried long distances with safety, and in_case of a0 €pi- | Tpe 4 Wafety 0—Mir, Nobel's Theories and Experl- | Jomic in {hat Ward, tradosmen dofng business at the x. | o SRS (P “l"'”"','" i el 54 bo"ikely 0 ¥iit it therefore, the boupltal | For ChistRumeel Malianehis (vpsagstnmbony) TULE,O% He added that bo would endeasor to ek oot acd ment Cireuit room by ofOyer and Te i Woate racher than to eroate nuisances, and for the purpose of | £ RATSITETE YRGS "Second Disrici—John W therland will also hol u pestilence, had securod barracks capable of ac- . Nu. 3. knied Dist . J District, JudgofFostor 2 ating 10000 persons, to which tue Board of Health ¥ p | would remove such persons as would be in greater danger at d Henry Windee) thelr homes, w rom foot | yetd Jead who L I : ; | yet b d &y Six moutis ago the exi the sick would be treated, as far us possiblo, To Phiiadelpiss, b but it will protiably s e ; 7 1n toe locaiitics where they coniracted the discase. The con- Hook and Ladder Co. No. 3 and A: Tandi-sty 3 and 13 & m e “',"I ) Coamb w5 Saowi n She dovatey % sedin | o as eminently anicable. and thecommittee retired ap. | Lagine Co. No. 7. Sixth Distriot—Mishac! Branigan, s " Sunday Bl gra] SNEENSIES S . Enrope its reputation was | e Now, every | parently satisfied that their interests were not likely to b Fire Commissioner—Joka Egun, Engine Co. Ko, Ruval Navy n. by New-Je In the Snp man who ea @ of the Atlantis, | greatly infringed. —— Davis, Wi 410w o nows at lea ots whiol it bas ro S ——————— _A Cnmp Scarvep To Deatm.—Coroner Hanleg ught in our ow| es have demonstrated he * DOARD OF ALDERMEN. of Hudson City held an ingucst, last Saturday, oo thb body & er which may attend its § nes one of general in Aana Hemmers, three yoars of age, whose parents reside cose A Rt )| stent agent ¥ be w0 controlled D L | Mpecial Meeting—The Public Pounds and Cor- :::gf:‘;::‘;‘:m:‘bfim::::x“':m“. teamer Line. y Thorsday, Marmay ¢ Lise, ofiice No. ay, by Empire Line, Garri- f those ST bl Lo po Wwhich had been left standing on the floor while the mot 3 pom us 10g of Ann-st—Poriraits of City Oficinls. wont down stairs for & pail of water. A verdict of il - ) death wa ren 31 Tims Tables, see 84 h port The Board met at 3 o’clock on Saturday afternoon, ——— The I the Prosident Jomy BRICE, esq., in the chair, IEAvY VeRDICT ¥or FALSE IMPRISONMENT.—A held duriog ik Ablerman EL offered yesolutions. which were 15 0v0% | it wag coneluded u the Hudson County Court on Frid ogof the Public Pounds to the Jon Grounds to the Street Com- | which was laid v Inspector nud | ing the Jorisdi tand the or, aud that of the Corpor Dight, in wifeh Samuel Williams, colored, sued to recoved €5,000 damnges for false imprisonment on & clarge of baving stolen home. which afterward proved to be seorge Titus, Wm. Prowe the Jersey City Pow st Titus, assessing the other parties. rvices rendered in cl Departument, lice. The jury fonnd & verdict sy ' copy of the City Tax-Levy s i el Tsored by the Goversor, | dameges ak 615,000, 4 sequitied a resolation directing the Corporation W e 2 ke sbch nov10 as Wil n effoct afscontinue all pro- Rinderpest—Newspaper False Accomnts. ngs in the Courts and elsewhere relative to the matter of The terrors of the destructive disease now ravaging B o vessel and Leate Coneussion, unsccompatied ki ‘:“ .~L: with , will not m :T.-"unr;r; | . u’-’:eAr“ aud Fulton-sts, land are quite sufficient in themselves, to creato alsrm is HIOH WATPR THIS DAY s remasuder, A resolution to procare portraits of Gov. Fenton, ex-Mayors | this country, without exciting it by ridiculous, foolisl falsehoods. For instance, a reeent number of 7%e Lynche burg Virginian printed an article under a display head og , it may b trausporied, ban- | Opdyke aud Gunther and Mayor Hoffman, and to havs the obel's the- | e plaeed in the Goveraor's Room, which originated in the d of Councimen, was received aud reterred to the Com- i | Hell Gate,. Sandy Hook.....1.47 | Gov., lslad This Is Mr. ere, in part, designed to SHIPPING ¥INTE But there was er fact In{:‘k n'l’e | mitsee on Arts and Sciences. follows: St s greater fmportance, Vithin COMMITTIE MEETING—WIDENTNG OF WEST STREET. Au 'y POIT OF NEW-3 ) st Nobel clalms to Bave | The Committen of the Hoard of Aldermen appointed to take THE RINDERPEST IN KEW.YORK | rod Pros v obwisten 6l | fneo consideration the widening of West-st., from Canal-st. to _ EIGHT THOUBAND COWS KILLED I - Torm o e otl, by depriv- | the Battery. so o to wake it 113 feet wide, wet on Saturday This was the introduction to & letter taken from TWg preseut Aldermen McBrian and Reilly b its Nows ] ‘}“ pt st S iaber of perssas, asking ¢ Baltimore Evening Tm»:rnpl,vr\ne;.\ byits New-Yorl ening of the street, was read by the eierk. A correspondent, which evinced the usnal amount of intellds liy siated that the Commiitee Were prepare o 1 siters. Afeg F any objections that sbould be offored to the Proposed | E%Bce s trath beloRging 10 “““‘: - °.r,'r opes. widening, Tro proposals for extending the Fiftti-ave. were | EVINE through with a rigmarole about trichius, tho writes: ot before the Committee at present, and would not be taken | annonnces with a flourish the following wonderful pisce of up until a map of the proyosed improvement had been pro- of news: It consistain re the of! utterly in v, with the capacity needed. This s eff half ita own bulk of jarg of the business of public aud the ordiuary suits have uot yef sutlioient bas been shown to §astily the expectation of aa e g0 s Wayaell & Co. tiovey, Galvesion y Weat, C. 1. Mai n, D. Lutjene, J ter sud i re | 12 i coodingly busy mosth ia the Courts { ar substance. pared g e B e likCo. | —— perties of the Mr. Moloney said that tne petition which had bean read con- | +the revelations of the State Agricultural Society, which were SUPREME COURT—Srrciar TreM—MAY 5 —DBefore Jus antity of water, wh | tained names of persons who had no pecuniary interest in the | broaght to the notice of t! State Senate yesterday by Msy ug the beavier oll to sink to t! atter nod of persons who had within' @ sbort time expeessed | Coruell. While we huve been eagerly scauning w b; i Quaer (1'y Louiss Moore, Wooster, Haifax, N ¥ Itaration. thie reports from abroad as to the spread of the Rinderpest he question for the considera- | Europe, in our midst, in the heart of one of the gieatest catdle sther the change would bea | producing eounties of this State, the fearful diseasa has bees from which it s drawn | their opposition to the y for | Alderman Kellly held t to be | tion of the Committes was w K.‘.\I.m ¥ | tios CLERKS . Forrls | | NTERESTING AND IMPORTANT LANDLORDS AND or syphos, aud 18 at ouce o facts were the ones lntends alip C. W. Lord, Ward. Wilm s in 7oy et . h-ulll'-rl;" X \ sgt. Abrs .y Atr. Xub-'s xperizients. The place solected | pablic benefit: not whethor the property owsers on the street | raging with all the flerconess which bas characterised S Couch, } 5 o i ¢ o viciuity of 5+ | or any ove in particular desired it, presence in England, and on the continent.” reet is being cat. | Mr Moloney—1t fs the improssion of the proverty owners | © 4 a pae ware these revelations that proved the exist ate. The first brial | that it is oaly intended to accommodate snother railroad ssed the experio il 'muml: of !L; v;mv "ll‘unl- fll-u track. 4 ' s ence of the rinderpest in the State of New-York, and od mateh to it. Tt bursed slowly, | The Chairman said that an opportauity would be given f do, fuliowiug the flawe of the et | interested to be heard Velare’ 16 Comumittee reported; after | Which were sont abroad and spread before the rewlers of w it wos withdrawn, The experiment | which the Committee adjoarned, the papers at the South with such a flourish of capitals 88 Tines with tue same rosult. Some of the oll | Tue Board then adjoursed to 2 o'clock this (Monday) after- | ¢ hoad of the article? Why,Jsimply this: small glass vial, and throwa into the | noon. v b - e rocks, The vial was broken to ———— A disense Liag existed for several years past, whieh causeg a0t sxplode of take fire. A small quas- | s " abortion awong the cows in the dairy districts, ad is stes ‘anvil and struck repeated blows wich & LETTER FROM NEVADA. increastag, over £,000 cows bhaving been lost ia Herl —— County aioue in the past year.” succession of roports like the explosion of ; and di each caso 4 quARLEY | WTistnkes of @ilver Mining Companmics—Erect Thero certainly must have boen an abortion somewhere. of common sense and common iutelligence, or no lottey to tho aize of the face of *‘xletflrrmlLuurn-u:\]i;::;:‘l. tos Moon—Nelection of eri at it Wi wotaine ** blastiog oi.” which ind Spring Districi—Silver Peak— writor would have eallod abortion, rinderpest, Althoughy Boston, Neptuna Steamahip Compsny. Hoston, W. F. Ciyde. land. 1. B Cromwell & Co. Jager, New-Yerk F. Avor. P. Rime, New-Orle Ire. ( ok Wendt reths Blaneal (Pros), Hoclper, Antwerp, Fun lis, J. F. afiiixing the I , Marsellles via Phila or the teusnt clai J. . Holbrook, Brown, Havr \cis Bourseuf (B ), Ferr 5 & Co. Funch, Meincko & dg ark Fri Bark Rapid (Br.). Marschs Vers Croz, Hargous & Co. .|lvm.'l L w u order to show = Bark Live Osk (B1.), Mitchell, St.Thouias, A. Leary the n his right o procee hnd been used iu these exporiments, Mr. Nubel then placed | | 4 L Fark Harries, Heesi i . Mr. Jastice Clorka allowed the alternative writ of Probivition, | 4 oot Srth of & pint of It in o small tin ean, and fired it | | both are alarming and destructive, the two do not appesg, Reed wington, J. L. Hathaway. rostraiuing the Uity Judge from proceeding in the matter. with afuse. produciag 8 report like that of & six-poand guy, and | Correspondesce of The N, Y. Tribune. | to be very nearly related nor dependent upos one anothery was distinetly pereeptible in the air at s dist Avroka, Nevads, Marck 15, 1836, | .13 we are happy to state to ourreaders that, although he CHAMERS—MAY 5.—Bielore Justice CLERKE. = shook which TUE BOARD OF HEALTH 'AND POLICE BOARD ENJOINED. | of 20 feet. Mr. Justice Clerke on Saturday granted o tempo- | eat, and o rary injunction, at the st of the Germania Association of | Mg & the coug Tirookiyn. against the Commissioners of the Matropolitan | Witer and the of! upd, New-York ¥, Halti: | wed), Lund. Stockh wnch, Meins T. Wilisms aud sou, New-York; iy v, B & Blom Jeans A Block, Bilimers; B. | _Brig Minsehohs (B¢), Deagloss, leidgport, C.5. J. al, 326, « 10 of the safety mixiure being placed in auoth z . dead, 0 h 4wty waton b e 0815 | et i prent m crud w0 Now -York cupial | 1 10 (LS 1 o bt as vt and i provaling und, The mixturo belng then minglod with | ists engaging in Nevada silver mining. T am aprospect- | | 4o Siate. the rinderpest bas ot Fet crossed the At saruted, the latter was placed in the oan, ’ g ;'::u:m "ot the fuse, exploded a8 before. and a single feompany’s failure to succeed injures ma- | |G . H Tarps (Br), Card, Demarara vie W olf & Co. DR Dn 3 | irig Ziscon (Br.), Preutice, Kiogston, Jamaics, Fanch, Meincke & A e B nd, on the apy : A losfons iy Greenwieb-st. and at San Fraucisce occurred. | |, Most companies fuil from purchasing large, costly Wool-Growing in West. Hrig B. Smith (Pr.), Oodfiey, § Crofx via Bangor. Penfston & Co. | Jic®, 6 #irig Branch (Hr.), Ocrd, [i b nreued early in the we ;‘ e i ALY 5 —icforn P, J, BARNARD, TnGRAHAw | 11t theory is that i evch of thear canes the oll wis contained | ..} ofion ysoloss machinery before doveloping their lodes, | T he Edibr o/l ¥ ¥ obute : Yiesnly 404 BTERBLAYD, 7 L glase venele W O ho i oaked oot gd win | Why is it that capitalists oo ezerdisy. pAcoH Julgment | 8ix: 1o an editorial of The Chicago Tribune I Sah Behr. Alice ¥lo ADMISSIONS 10 THE DAR. Yled with the sawdust, formin and‘common sense in other affairs, begin and conduct | the following: * The product of wool grown in Illinelg mining operations foolially and recklessly 1 1 the report | ;1350 was 2,150,113 pounds; in 1860 it fell off to 1,939,569 Behr, Joseph Hol Ass, Jucka ; v o) o : B L e b terd, Gessgotows, 5. Cy e On motion of Mr. Charles O'Conor, Enoch Lous | Kty il X" Gre 1 some o. Lows, Inte Governor of Maryland, wos adwitted to practice | of a cigar, or a spark cnosed by t! of some adventurer from his coast, they make large invest- i Jnents, sud witbout opening the purchased lodes or taking | pounds; while in 1363 it has risen to 6,106,120 pounds F. B. Chaes & Co. 1 the Conrts in this State. Un motion of Mr. Nelson Chase, | jy contef, being sufficiont to g wking, Richmond. odare M. Davie; on motion of Johu E. Ristey, Mr. | caused by its combustion was suflic o cause the explosion | " i oo tun of pay rock, bring and erect large mills at | Two causes have contributed to encourage this enormous D. C., Ven Brunth S ol Cox. and_on motion of E. W, Dudge, AMr. Ho ot th the case. T order to illustrate this be filled a ’ 1) Fitagerald, Weat Riv o aimittod 'S0 practice aa sitarneys in this Staf O o witl the ol and vacked 1t In & box filled with saw- | & heavy cost, Silver” Peak, probably the richest distniet | jyorgase in wool-growing, viz.: the loss of the cotton crog: — QWust, i which be hud previously poured wome of the oil. | cast of the Sierms,is & good efample. A pentleman | o froights on agricnltural produce, which have: GENERAL TEIO—MAY 5 —Before all the Justices, Dotng touched with & hghted cignr, the sawdust took fire uamed Martin, becoming interested in some of the new | i 3 3 DECISIONS. burued with & ficroe flume for s moment or two, when the oil in | 1uines, thoroughly opened several veins until he had 500 | te; ded to make it more profitable to graze and feod live. i o (o Justice | e inclosed own exvioded with great force, uiterly domolihing | tuns of pay oro ia Eht, Then he ercoted o ton-stamp | stock of all kinds, than to raise snd ship produce” Ae ng of the Cowst this morning Justioe | oy ug can so that no fragment of either eould bediseovered, | yill, and within eight months ho bLas shipped nearly | the editar's figures as a correct exhibit of the ime scod the followivg decisions in cascs 6rgued | Nir Nobel claime that if the ofl had been packed in mnd or | §30 000 of bullion. The prospectors from whom he ob- cepting s figu o | crease of Ilinois wool, L beg to differ as to the * twe Sclir, Taho, Eels, Norfolk, Seur. Joseph and Frauklin, i & Ceo. ). Hurlbat & Co. At the op ¥, Akvens; C ¢ L Co. Trgratinm anne r. Chae Warnee b e nia at the April ¢ powdered shells or any inoombustible substanoe, that no ex- 4 half the lodes, since sold their remaining interest to | fizen. e, remer, Baltmors, M. Bedell i oy Sk gty e L bare occurrod, as the ol seif bus 5o tendeas? | \yanking-ose in Austin for 70,00 Thia was busi- | causcs ” whicl bave coatsibuted to this beneficial rosalt N ! hiss, Su Np SATeRS . Cy ness. Butmost of the New-York companies pursue eX- | 1.4 of the loss of the cotton crop, it was the Moreill Digby, Brett, Son & Co. hid [ o, 3. 8. 1 du re the {on of David T. Blount for examination of | i iioeted under ordinary eircumstauces would be sufficient to iy - wittess to pe uate testimony.—Order reversed without A ith xhibition of | sctly the opposite course; sonding out great wills wit SF of 1861 whic| ‘ it rebewal of the wotion on proper papers. ~ Opin- | {E0 L0 riho experiments COnCldet e " Apout pintof It | large corps of agents, superitendents, metalurgists, ol tariff of 1861 which reopeaed our woolen mills, thus cros. lop by Ingraham, was pourcd 1uto a hole drilled O PATDONCE. e ek, Tand th | workmen, befor they fiad out whether thoir miucs are | ing s demand for and encouraging the growth of woob Williaw Paten, Recelr These establishments Lad been compelled to suspend busts ness by repented acts of ** unfriendly logislation,” whiak gt. Joseph C. Johmson.—Judg- | piio \euy then flled with water Instead of the ordinary saud | valusble or worthless. ment reversad; new trl ered; costs o abide event. Opio- | tumping The cbarge was then fired wilh & peculiarly 11. Another great mistake is in the selection of Super- Arvived. 1on by Barnard, P.J R o0 fuse ang torew out several tuns of rock, | jueen o, They are generally bricfless lawyers or de- | Yirtuafis dunied the American citizen the "fi" Vi piade. on Belr. Jobi Sno T0p Harvest oop W. P. Mangum, C o) Melionry ngt. Rowland F. Hazard ot al.—Ordor ap- | GittElE (il M50 emall places in rosdiness for : c de-,| sase, Wasstat, Bessfost; I, C.. 78 hous, w P % ¥ T caved politicians, friends of the leading stockholders; | h it eout o o Berrie & Co.. On 34 inet, -.cn.n;’:’.‘:.',.lg. .,:E“fy""’" rwor, with 810 costs, Opiuioa by lugra fl" fi::l::: :'lpo.nlv'n"nl ':.f :‘::‘“,u::ce”l.l?dflj ;m_h“‘}“fl cble, but utt fl{ anfle for the PR :;::;:mc;fl’?g::“;xf 1).'“;:,"“0: nl’:vig%u, nolu. hig C d strong NNW wi ¢ aflirmed wi ts. Opinion by Butterland, J. it and terminates ina largs porcussion ocap, 1 o ¥ cally; were filled th oW, ) s AR wiadatie | Bt AL Tekaage Haak s o ploeron of whis ot . e | T B tpact thiun; whether tho lodo can bo botter | oors thun it (corn) was worth, to transport It to mAFEet Aworican Lxchange Bauk ugt. Fraucis A, W""*—’“Ji u{‘u. jon of which creates suflicient Deat to lguite the whi bty Fllen & Terry, Bearse, Newbero, 40 hours, with mdse. | ment reversed and now trial ordered. Opinion by Barnar ol am ordinary fase wili not do. The biasting experiments b u and pass. (& . Goodepe et condueted upder the charge of Mr. Nulty. one of the | feet lonz; bow to timber tha chambers; in short, all tho | gc juus taken place, the farmers of llinnis have realized aiip Caledoria ngt. James M _Aling.—Order tractors for removing rock from the Central Park. who has | . o mil d mine, combined with good business i y . 7 Modgett st al— | who prefers it lo puspowaer, us blug more conseniontto ae, | ufo to pay auch & suporiutetidont $10.00 ' year tham 10 | ‘Tla loss of $10,000.00 by the filare of Westars bepke 1, Mereh 19 with mdee, and | - Chas, HIsham, Sarvivor, &o. agt. Morris Ketchum ot 15 throw spituters, on necount of the greater quickuess of s | obtain a second or third class one for nothing. OF course | {1 (Lo Suring of 1861 left the farmers poorly prepared te: Teilive deaths diriug the passags | Wi, B, 1sham sgt. The Samo; Tillinghinst agt. The Same action. it s difficult o find such men, but they can be had fiom | §;cot money in fine-wooled sheep immediately upou $he A e ez 0 W' | Ordens appealed from atirmed, with costs. Opinion by Saf : Vubordinate positions iu the wills and wines of Virgiuia, | yissage of 0o taril of that year, But in 1862, the ) » o | Austin, and otter silver wining rezious. ’ b of the North-West, * that great occan of God's o o and wore avidentiy satisfactory to all who witnessed | ‘The Blind Spring district, 45 miles south of Aurora, i [} qutiful soil,” were literally covered with droves of them. rnmdl.vn;t-vflfllflnr- il ke flr;:dflw;ned the g"l;(',“ blooded sheep * for sale or to let.” The farmers in e iy o e R rer thoroughly, and took out a good of pay ore before | iz a pound of woul would scll for as much at e Lo i), S o Groude, 1 Gy ecpw, | with conte, Opimian by Bl STy yopumen, e —Jade: Dilidiug tholr works. T mills are just about to com- | {11 e u bushel of wheat on the banks of the Missiee ). Foster, Mataszas, April 22, with sugwr, &e., | ment reversed as to Now. 5.6, & 9 and 10, subdivisions of com- Tho U. 8. sloop-of-war Lackawanna has been thor- monco operations, with 8 certawty of rich results. 'The | yivoi River, after having boen bauled various distances, 2 « Weather; iout saiis, ke-: | plaint aud judgment rendered for dofendant theroin, aad Aiid a2 ol i steamer conveying this letter will carry to New-York, | g0 20 to 100 miles, availed themsclves of an oughly refitted and repatrod. and is now ready for service. | o, poyte for the Paris sition a specimen of ore from | pity to stock their farms with auimals producing toped by @ shaft 500 feet deep, or @ tunnel & thousand | 3, g the time this enlargement in the wool pres ow, April21, with mdse Has exporiciced heavy Sherman 8. Jowett et acmed, with eosts C., 3 days, with | _ Hauk of the Coms 8 Wi 5 emont aftirmed. woli, France Mra. Baron Buith, K V.3 A Ferowl. Ausra; 3 Digertan Honre Nean Mie. Nean, Mies T Daigsda, it Delgade M - of experiments seemod to prove as fully ingle extibition covld do, the correctness' of Mr. Nobe Wit L ghiorn, 64 deys, with marble | Lyt b ole agt. Tho Commisstoners of Ch ment afMrmed, with costs. Opinion by B whip Ametlea 'y (Notw.). Mareus aard, P, J. with wagar, to James | B erwurth ngt. Jas. Gould —Judgmeut affirmed, ore vl razm, to Fauch, Meincke & We Bark Ocean Howe. Brandt, Ha i lasass hiogabeads, supposed to bave e Jus of oomplaint, witkout couta t0 R o gt 8 oy e g Cobmador Wiliaia Reyaolds, formerly attached to the store- | {hix district, weighing 318 pounds aud yielding at the rate | wuperior qualities. A few purchased, while many tosky TS e ey Tonand (Cobw), Aprt e, with mger | S0 ERT TR SRiclinrd Batler et al—Judgment ap- | i Now. Hampshire, has been assiguod to the command of | of $1,200 per tun. e shares. returiing o the owner o portion of the ¥ #hip Now-Hamp 3 I B flocks on_shares, £ & myolassen 4o master. Muy 2. in lat. 35 55, loug. 70 1, took 8 heavy 4 Opinion by Ingrah; o~ . el skiftad to the westward with s zough ses, penled from aflirmed, with costs. Opiuion by Lok Lad! . Deis ia. | Siver Peak is & mountain of gold and silver-bearing uai clip for three , when tho farmer was hich shiftad to the westwal 8 zough sen, t Houry Rogers. —Order woditied ac- | the Xxawanoa, and (ke subordinate officers are boing rapl sock, belisved 40 be $0.0thar ,asctions what full-gsown :.‘,":1.. . e incm"“‘ Even those who had ab o] Uncie Joe. tera, 20 days, with mabog CASES Julia (of New London), Smith. 3 - i e BT O AR SE State of Towa—tlan they received for the arable erop ¢ George W. Baker ag n b 9 o Ap " oot ¢ to opinia pioto ngralam, J. Iy detalled. Tue Lackawanna is a screw sloop-f-war of 1.553 0 4 : 2 ' Bl (o) watuce, Aux Copra Av 13 7 logmaod gt | €O ORI UL o ivter TEALAE T amime, | e e L e whs ‘i ap | T s Lo @ uling infun, Sux bundrd foetof 8 ¥ 108 | voed the @ rosular tiket mnifeted eqoal avdity r ensoustered s hoav: i with specil instructions to Keferee. Opinion by butber- | Dirookiyn Nevy Yard fn 18, ‘Sho was attacl e b \Womt | wero recently sold for $40,000 in specie. ‘Tlio voins resem- | opouzo in @ pursuit that would relicve them from the 1 Eip fien Betveror—P: ¢ Galf Sqnndron until July, %3, at which time sho was ordered | ble in somie respects tho famous Go!d Hill mines of North | yome'toils of continual ‘rlwin!. repairs of |m£|:lmh ovife and @Evest, . A. Lewis, W ol agt. A. D. Russell, Clty Judge.—Order aflirmod. | to the Brooklvu Navy. ¥Yurd for repairs, d mained there | Carolina. ’ » cost of transpertation and e chaustion of their sol Coon: A Fetwim 11 Ko, Jomes I e P, since. The eagines of the Lackawanna wore bulit at the Al This whola section is rapidly improving, families flocking | ~ From the rupid increase i1 the Envflwf wool in the ht wh 41k ve ehfidren, [ Eockgand otvaftrATeT Iy Bt ‘agt. Jol ey —Judgmont afiemed, | fuire Works in tain city: and have proved vory serviceabie, sho | i 'L uildings going up, With €VOry piospect IoF & ITE9 | State of Thinas, it may be safely loforecd that the xr. Wilson., 4 ¢ ire, J. Cart mon A o Opinion by Barnard, P. J. being considered one of the swiftest nu-h“o; ;hn 'u'fl’i‘!"" aud permanent sottlement. Western 2",,.“ will rialize more cash from the sales o o The Lackawsana s to be attaebed to now *fying squadron, wool i 1%0, in extensive districts—uot improbable in (‘ 31 31 B Lot no Amerie s ve Tofore BARNARD, P. T CLyuke and 1x0 servis . faries R 88 e, | | Brig L Crole (Duteh), Cumpnet, Chicse [ with m8ee 0 | Glriute aet: Ok = Dosree of Survopate revised, wyd triad | | The gutont BOTRT, KU Lo 1 S Auctioucer’s Foes. Jaen, ] Rl R aettl; D e oalit (B, Heove Pirr o Mezch 13, v erdered o, Glesais; eonts, %0 abide event. Opluion by Commander amuel L. Carter, who was attashed, lemporarily | T» e Bdior o The . 3. Tribune. . “Thie people in the Western Biates ‘pr.:"?'?:“ tzulh Towmene, Cenpen, U 8 WFaier. | Orcans APl 1, bl ot Keve ¥, 13 doys. with cedue and | Gularman agt. Davia,—~Julgment afirmod, with costs. | e AR hdd ey ey iredtothe cm- | Sym; Who is the suotioneor who s toreeive OV | of protection ot e thu 20 y theig i L Vot Copt " | colian to Iiadghise, beoth & Co. Lise beeu 7 days N of Hstieras. with O Dot O ivore. 0 asfvice on UAEI this vosal, The | §0.000 (820 yer let) fcss en the Corporatioa sale of real astate | products aslo mh"m mmmml“ 'Xm‘“‘, ey e e T COURT—MAY 5.=elore ' was buil: in Paltimore fn 1863-4 by Messes. A- & W. | Lelonging to theoity 1} bl B e Bulels mnm‘vlm " beavy NW ga' UNITED STATES DISTRI Boargoise, Chaclos Cont Sohr. Vieksbarg. Tlaskw), Jeremia, [layth Avll 19, with lorwond, Judge Latrs. q & Som, and was launched on the 15th of Decem. Sinl Fotor, Sie, K, Jooe 4o eIk Dugranc” Saw 2 vasee) ol i 11 r;;,‘,";,";,‘l”:,?".: SEAMAN'S WAGES—DAMAGE—EXCEPTIONS. 6 |'r oae "ne le ' aldmwhest:1ree Funboat of 1.6 tans ’DT lr‘~ “u '-A or the Commissionars of the Binking | /oo n 05 4y'vo destroy the wool-growing "mmwm- o ; d . e st ip | burden, oarryiog & battery of 10 guns. snd is of the lollowing | Fund, employ hitd 4500 il 21, 1860, monions: Jengt 4 | 7 Would not any other anctioneer do the same aprvice for New-York, Apsl 21, R, C. Alszintello ™. A Echnlte. from New-York for New-Orieans. Alfred Battershy et al., libelants,ag ? . Kbt (of es, Brion 23 days, 'e, Repablie, for ',.gm-.y we.,and Rasell Siurges ot » it e e e s Mg, 1y lak. 33 14, Jon ot bean 33 foot; dopth of hold, 1 e et fon ey . a3 14 Wiie 1a quite o now vessol, haviug seon but ilitie N e e —e. 1.0 1o Valabie mequisiion e Wost Tudia | 8 most! Dr. Hamuys Crotena Riepy.—In printisg - | 35, wpoke. bark riasly (b}, ko Leiiss, - e ey o R daye out, pped in tue siea p Rep v . e L Do of Kunbost: enrgats I 2 back at 860 ver mouth, and who were unlawfull aadron, for which abe is intend B! guaboats are = nie PROM NEWEELS~In stesmeblp ¥ ( !:.,n'? Tutmeriomn B Peebstoiis i ew Haven, nd pro- O b aties thoy bt waned tha ari. | being fited ont for his aquudrp 10 take, the piaces of e | Fatal CAB AcciDENT.—On Batnrday evening, | the prescription of Dr. Haulin xm.-; lmw‘ e 3'4","“‘" R e ‘n’" '"n' e e b . e, beeause they ofused o aliow their wages 10 bo red | fif.:'.'ln.:':::".“i’ w'lm?.»".'&'éfi"am"’n}'ll"i’."&ffi' Patrick Murphy, residing as No. 185 ‘Thoapeod-st, was rua | fake '.-..w)m mr:‘l g W" of * Bqoal partg sh W Grabam, Mr. Huine, Miss Junney, o £35 per month. + U thnr i Third-ave., between Fourteenth and Fifteenth sta, by | error waa copled into our eolomns. q @ud four tn Judgn Benedict, hefore wh o case was triod, rendered | The gunboats Bienville and Swatara are sl now rematn in | over in ave.. e T or ' of Oxmptcr, 9 Tinss < ian waters of tbe nine vossels composiug th - No. 111 of the Thi e, lino. and. Bbie right leg measure, 1, Laudaoum and Spirits Weat nd s of the u g bguad | our N0 L o suatatuing ofber injaries. [e was couvesed to :Z,. 'of Rhubarb,” it sbould e * Bquel packa X o searagt. M GLASGOW Jgo, vy 1. Apgieton s Tdk l;my A‘pu.a‘h'u‘..{)n'v FLwn a " y, W et wher, lady ai , Mise . Bowar, v ot s ke Crotvers Mo Aitkan, Miss G | = Bark B, Boholta, Aoell 3. bu it 2 41 long. 72 61, from Now-York sches, Mre L. Mohelvel, Mis Aguos Tapamas, Mise Magy | Lor Now Orlosus. a deeree in their hvu{r for the : l:’:nl‘l.;m" -nn:lmdnu‘:‘nm s Shea Quring he absence of Lie vessel on ber said voyage and ors . (gt er : : el Co wor 1 ) the ), The double-ender gunboat Shamrock salled from the Phila: | Hellevue Hospital, where wator e e ofnd Y Apogos 10 92693 09 | o ST o e | e AT was Bood o k] 1t -4 L oodonu; Spr of Coier weamsbip Caledonia—Jobm Pu