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LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH,
s.slssy- TsgyerA Oree cor, Of iaaO.s, asA Bes,.,..
Applicants Appointed and Disappointed, aud ofaer
Matters of like Interest.

Applicants Appointed and disappointed, aud ether
Matters of like Interest.
Speesal Di'B0toh % The ~ Y. TSltEAe.
WASHINGTON, Thur.aa, Nay ~ lsss
John H. Bell recently appointed Sub Treasurer az New
Orleans declines and F - Hatch IS here to secure the
Office
- Fry has been appointed NAL Agent 10 California.
ihus defeating the indOmitlble Blanton McCalpin
Maer Leya Of South Carolina the defeated applicant
OE the Office Of Sab Treasurer here now wants the SUPER
ntendency Of he Custom House Charleston in place Of
Gadsden appointed Minister OF Mexico But he returns
tomorrow with considerable Of flea in his ear
william W. Hope editor OF The PeHAsyica4iau, is 10
have tie Clerkship Of the General PostOice, worth
eighteen hundred dollars Gideon WsstcO brother OF the
ex-senator, becomes editor 0. that paper
Col Forney and the Postmaster ene-al have hapusv
become recoDcled.
The Diplomatic and Consular appointments WIN be Al.
nounced on Saturday Among them may safely be named
Wise Of Virginia, TO France.
Jackson, Of Georgia, % Berlin.
Meade Of Virginia, to China.
Gadsden, Of South Caroins 70 Mexico
Trousdale, 20 Chill.
Seymour, Of Connecticut to Russia
Sam. MsdAry, OF Ohio, 70 Brazil
Gilmore, Of Pa, late ". G, Consul Valparaiso
George Sanders OF New. York Consul London
James VI. TsEeton, Of Alabama, Consul Acapulco.
b. T. Angel wanted something better than the Consul
hip % lAh2ina, bat viii, though reluctantly accept.
MAJ Hehn, OF kentucky SIRE Of paying Consulship.
When the appointments are all announced Washington
viii not bet Rome vii howl
The Empire State vii have several minor appointments
instead Of the French Mission for Dix
James N. Buchanan, who wanted fau mission vii
probably secure Charge ship
There has been some talk Of John Van Buren for Fance
buf this mas i~len throush- QCls.
Prom Washnsfon-rhe Unicn-Fsreign Appointments.
ssassaI Diyafaa % Ths " Tr5.as.
WAsiiIS6TOS Thursday Nay isllM
Is rumored this morning that John Van Buren goes
Minister to France, with Henry A. Wise Ter Secretary 81
Legation. This opens the ball
The Whole rrcgrsnine Of fereisa spponsmsuss - be
heved 70 BE undergoing greag S1tsra:icss
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The TrIhune for California.

We shall Issue THIS MORNING Tie Tob.
me for California; Oregon and he SaBdioieL Iaasds.
1t will contain summary Of ali the Latest Foreign
Money and Market Reports, Marriages. Deaths &c.
Single copies in Wrappers ready for mailing. can b,
had at the Desk This Morning. Price cents.
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The late Catastrophe az Nsrwalk, and the csr~'
lieut. Legislature,

II tho Se-.,. HARTFORD, Thur.dsy, tsy 10 ~
-..-.-0 tQdSy resolution vas adopted aaingu94
he Committee on .as Norsaia Disaster 70 sunmea osff
mem tse President and Superintendent Of the ha, -
snd directing them TO examine the condition Of ne ~
al NafEsi and TO give the Superintendent Of ne 80
sessonabe notice when the nve tgaton was 20 tsss ~
M. Butler Of A9rwaik, made powerful spceca "a
subject lie had examined the bridge with care a'S
scsibed the tiYber ne worm eaten and rotten hye"e
length upon the ineiciency Of the Director OF 'ns
and thought The Road greatly needed Legislative ~,
vsjoD. II will probably be some time before the ce1~
tee make their report
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Lntc and Intcre.lIng from New-Mexlee.

y
The Santa - mail arrived ~ Independence, NO, can
lth inst making the Zip IN u days. The Cheyenne 1s
were enramped near Fort Atkinson, awaiting presents no
Msjor Fitzpatrick. They were perfectly friendly. L
busne ss was dali in New Mexico, aud every thing ,
low ebb dispositi1n to leave prevailed smonsf ne
Amerit ans. !.
Considerable excitement existed the subiecs d q
Pacific Railroad and IN favor Of tie route frOIn y, lSss
AbeIqusr ard thence 70 Walkers Pass An as,oeseA
lad been formed az santa Fe with capital Of si0D0H
to invest in the stock Of the Atlantic ana P4cEc Road
vised the main track passes through New Mexico u,
Coy Lane is spoken q az q candidate for Congress p
one County hiss already nominated him. Lane reiufnef
santa r., on the 26fh April. The excitement as % ~
Nfsilla Valley pr0cs nation. bad sOmeEhz subscea "
spondehce between Lane and The Mexican aeh',+1
Is sad 20 have had the adv antage in the controversy
The cdyen have sustained heavy losses on ths Pfntf
Consequence Of s,ampedes. The mall party net sa2&
tendelt Beall and parry a Willow SPrins-aL wen ana
ting along finely.
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Yong America took possession Of TIE Pr sl,s,-.
ernui d lss, evening. briling up fs s6gbt soIiB,.
lstdpg "a. isiked BY Pickett Of resus Cory. o. OIL
Geo Ssrdsrs Pssser Samm AM the gaI.sai Col go
Of TIE Engineers Corp. guarding tasrev
TAe PfCsiaebt snd C4bisei SER not 70 b. sea Ros
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TO cORRESPONDENTS.

40 notice can be taken of anonymous Communications
Whatever is intended for insertion mus be sufhenti.
Gated by the name and address Of the writsr-nos
necessarily for publication but e. guarantee Of biz
good faith
We canno: undertake to return rejected Communica.
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scgrR's PATKsT BTnKo-EircTEfc NoLTAC CArs o
h b voYI up6eT tie gsfceA e ,ndrfni discovery 10
sdcne eetfity g the present. dy TIE n2osso-s ~
rvnser edes3 Aefcs ~ th~ Academy q dr.
the chains hgTc ben spilled VIII
tie Medical Coepes TIE CRY, Believe scd Wards 4 sn5
Bosps, BOtfiyp City Hospital ~R9g
Colse Phyeisns the Acsdenaie Nso5 Il Hri
hy The i0prs fscHy Ncussj by Royal Fsrfs
Bi. aid oer ceufe institutions Of the hger oaer snndos
TIE roeti are IL Cossesson ieriiaooras TIE
ou inssrfiob Airers vel ofth-
eminent ae stnzubse ueubs 81 5e prtsJn N both
heflspiefes, and invite SO pablo . exaruine dem
Fuli and BnaAd for pcsso1a ard f0T
sceHfff cnpief Of sfuo~islE ard number q
cHfd NsSlofk kfope my b. obtsne1 erst u tds be-
yfepaid inoue ognnng fpeecsnf esre
eeaps. J. sIEsEsT No - sfaa3usy. e'T. Prncss-
oFFIcz EEw-YoRx CIR DEEcToET,l
No 81 Arn-st Cd foor. asyio is5s)
The canvass for for insertion ia this work is
now complete saa slfhoush ts Gentlemen
poye6 have ben every and obtain tie
persons reoen in tie districts aEsed them, steh instrz
have beeTs sofupulo1y observed Jet
possible that may base been overlooked
there who hzye waited upoa By
y win ooaf favor b. calling the Office above, soh hsodns
tier names ke. insertion. JOHS TRoE. Pubistcr
"LIeHr AwAKEs THE WORLD" SAYS BTRos Truly
II las awakened the world sSt Vht DRHeTe inr
dred GuRxEY ufoted The matthias portraits pgfuc-d BY
TIE BIS ROons No. SO Broadway bsF the palm from
al competitions
SWING MAcmzEs.-The great pubiic-men women
end cdreBby whom shoes borst end bs.nias
Ell shoeust sh know thst the y nfa
chine stitching lear which presents fef smooth sne even
sewing
Macipea Thes Machine sewing which exhibits three nd brad
sbe rave which
Machines Call unvsied Machines
operation al the offcs. No SO Broadway.
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Nem.2lork 0ailp 0ribMne.
FRIDAY, MAY 20, 1853.

r. wanting Tie Tribune len then rsdeooes place.
business win pesse ave Their sdde the publication Office
through tie POs0ee Prize III week. par
all tai the carrier
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Greai sterm In RE West.

CINCIfNAII. Thursday bay -. = n
We had tremendous storm LAST night ia tbs secne:r
the country. Many places were struck ~ 49,
houses unr0ofed sc. The Madison packet lloosle, -
and the Louisville packet. Telegraph, were coaaa@'>
damaged. We have heard OF no loss Of life A yet
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~ SEE THIRD PAGE Iii

BY an arrival at Boston from ntsvidoo. we get Il
report that Buenos Ayres is still besegei and tn,
treaty of peace not pet carried into effect
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Yours, respectfully



That the JourDeymen ShOemakers Of New-Hamp-
shire and Massachusetts, could NOS estabish such Ssoe
Builess as is nov carried by the great dealers Of
Hsyerhi Milford, Sc is I've trust aud believe) quite
tue for no such business 0psh to be carried
There is no more reason why New England should give
New Yoik and the South nine months credit on her
shoes tban that the South should give rs nine months
credit on her annual crop Of cotton. This whole sys-
TEN Of mercantile credit for manufactures is grong
and certain 10 produce aggravate our periodical re-
yus.ous in business Credit is benetccnt an admiral
bic device but it should be credit given By the Back 10
ifs perfectly solvent and business doing customer the
rich sndboder 10 the poor man wanting laad and GER
tain 20 improve IT, the man OF Capital TO tue man OF
Lator-not BIZ the producer Of wealth 10 him who
wishes to consume IT, All sales OF goods and wares
should be balanced on the instant by payment II cash or
its welcome equivalent.
But what shall the shoemakers Of NeE-Engsnd, who
wish TO discard the Monarchcal for the Republican
system of Labor DO We answer-Let them care
fully husband their resources and diligently increase
them until az least Five Hundred OF their number can
invest fifty dollars each in Joint Stock shOemaking
Company, organized under good General Manufac-
turing Law, and start the ShoemakDg business on
their own account For q location le, them carefully
select the best, where Houses, Food ard Fuel are
cheap and Stock can be easily obtained from Boston
Here let them set TO work with the best Labor
saving Machinery, the most economical principles or
production let them open store in Boston Tor the
sale of their products let them have branches Of it
connected with the Protective Union Stores in Lowell
Worcester and other Manufacturing eeners, aad let
them sell inexOrsbly for cash as low as any man who
does not steal bic shoes ready made possibly afford
20 DO NOE let them advertise extensively for start,
dis, ribute placsrds &C. calling upon Working Men OF
al trades 20 buy their Boots and Shoes OF the Working
shoemskers Union and setting forth good reasonsthere
for Levhem ake the advice ofthe best desersn Boston
snd vicinity Who would gladly lend them ahelpirg hand
sso Of the naragers Of the Central Protective Uaion
in that city-and ask speakers Working Mems Meet
mas, &e 10 give them kind word End We feel very
sure thar they may begin work with demand Tor al
the Shoes they can make, and proceed 70 admit new
Members and extend their business every month, turn
ing their whole capital from Stock into Shoes and from
Shoes into Cash at least once month Shoe-deaiers
uoud often bay Of them complete order an as
sortnent but they need NOT 20 our OF New EnsGnd,
ner appeal to any beside its LabOring Class, to lind
market for all the Boots and Shoes they make.
Meantime the present shoe Trade would 20 hitherto
Dnnolssttd.
.-As to good and bad workmea the oaly just rule is
nat paying each mar exactly shat his vsrk q worth
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Fire an CoIumbia. Pa.

COLUMBIA. Pa Thursday Nay y -,
The sparks from locomotive this afternoon ssf ~
the residence Of Thomss Heating which, with the 1911
occupied by schloss s. Brothers, (ciotbiDg store ny
man and David Hanover were destroyed The res'1ee"
ofF Keatng and Mr. whippls we're Badly injured
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Our European sdEices this morning announce Ga,
death Of the Marquis de Yadegamas. Spanish Ambas.
sador in Paris, better known as Juan DososO Coarss,
one Of the most distinguished men Of hs country both
q secular and ecclesiastical politician. He wa,
one Of tie most active leaders of the Ultramontan,
party in the Catholic Church, well Jealous AMI
efficient supporter Of the Spanish crown He first ros,
TO distinction in 1892 during tho Illness OF Ferdnaui
VII when he devoted HIM elf 10 the interests Of Chr-
tina the queen regent and Of hor daughter the present
queen. His zeal in their cause vas followed by ample
political rewards which he con nued 10 enjoy liz
creasng profuIon Till the time Of his death He
the author Of number Of works lomacy, politics..
and ecclesiastical organization. which established ms
reputation bold cOntroversiast. shrewd ogcian,
and on admirable master Of style AS a member OF the
Spanish COrtes, lie conspicuous in debate. conf
mandipg the resources Of sarcasm, nvoctiye. sharp
Tepartee and gtering eloquence to a remarkable e'i
tent. In 1851. he charged with the functions ,l
ambassador from the Spanish Government TO Paris.
where he has resided since that line DonosO COrt,s
was born at Estemedura in May 1909 and had there
fore Just completed his foriy-onrth y6ar.
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The debates in Parliament on the conduct of tie
British Government toward Kossuth, reported in our
dispatches by the Africa establish the fact that
English policemen have been employed as spies upon
that distinguished exile. On what grounds this is d.
Tended may be seen from the speeches Of Lord Pamers
ton and Lord John Russell 4 Peace DeputstiOn hid
waited on Lord Clarendon TO ask him have clause
inserted in treaties with the United States agreeing g
settle all future disputes by arbitration; his LOrdshp
politely declined the request In the Commons an in
teresting debate corruption in Parliamentary cleo
tons brought out sharp and amusing speech from Mr.
Drmmmond, which the reader VIII lind in full in another
column great excitement had been caused by
Mr. Duffy, who alleged that attempts had been
made TO bride the Irish Members Of Parliament bat
he afterward retracted the charge. Mrs. Stove was
still in London as the guest OF the Duchess OF Suther-
land In Holland, the excitement between Protest
ants sud Catholics continues Countess Teleki is
fenced TO ten years imprisonment in Hungary for her
patriotism From Turkey We hear thar tho question
Of the Holy Places is settled IN favor OF Russia. The
high military and naval officers accused Of embezze
ment, are punished by Imprisonment and dismissal.
The news from the other countries is Of very ht'le
importance
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Tar PLosIEa SoivED.-We have = Halter among
Is ssd enc he "mg born whese Fashionable Dab Hs lor
esS IA with rsctcal % sDd oad be duly spPreciated
49, J. W. KELLOGG, No. ~ Cana-sf.
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BOSTON, Thlrs'sJ Nay ~ .s-,>1
The Captain OF the bark Undine. from Mon.syideo
2, reports that accounts received from Buenos Az
were 20 the effect that matters remained In the same s
the city being still bcseged and the treaty Of peses
carried into eject.
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=. SIS only for BEAUTIFUL hohHsTkAD, IN
D., ~ is.s tns ss" cone &c a. a. -. ., "a :.
- ia b. di.u 90 waSa 20 Re s,ea g 20 -a-
40 ~ - n Ny ~cfiier III Bliin- 30
80 g,r 81 oai2 d for Osy 80 Aflss1sres afs 70
- I'd b. d|sgued Of Gppct Sd Ia
- = CHAi WOOD No. 90 BoadsAy. AZ pan
:. - e Ersfif
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EpiscopaI Csnveniisn-Frou. Msnssvides, Sc.

PHILADELPHIA Thursday, Nay II. q. =
Tie Diocesan Episcopal Convention adjourned enc q
this evening. -
We have dates from Montesideo to the 18th als, II
reunry quiet and business had greatly imprsyct
Lei brig Fairy. jast arrived from kew.ioTk
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(sesTLEN1S's SCsYER HATs, WHuE, Cary ASD
c,E.n CoLok Bird Pine end Nssa1s invites tls
- "a 81 ens,orprs pubc % the scTsl styles Of
sboye sI WITH ui afsc-tmsn Of tie
40 49, PM apdf aas,r- At
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a.rrs-GarLrK's Pstent.

Dv,,..c~ E.raxsspER SAYks-0AFLsEs Patent
s.srs- Psrsfcx i he sos Ne etsre t9 ss tx ~. p
p !. -. 80 Ioes eouffBsd 70 re v1rd ne -
~ $500 -. ser aslssr asdrD sns tsr 49, 70 p -
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NV READY --AiEHf0's new and elegant summer
awe. Of DTab Beaver gentlemen really FOR sr n.
ton patronage He nsO ts pe1d ofin.n Of straw &
ioanCnabc
III Canal q.
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=. s,s onIy for BkAgruUI HoEzsTEAD, in q

1zpnmx,. a wsLLs, Psychologists and publish
~ Io.LS 81 =. "a n.-..s<- zs~-V~t
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IL. Laoies' Furnishing Rooms, No. 629 broadway.
Fx, Of laoo Wardrobe and ehldren Clothing rosdJ
mace ana Loc Of Now bork, and oss ysius re
city caasecnTe The siDg " ds.cnpn o. ltass seh
e ~ FL hur. notice Household linens ready ma 1nd made -
'N"'- " f' McCuNE, HksEEfi Co.
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~ Crystal Palace Carpets at Hmaa ASDERsos's

- NFya'NI N, h, 49, ,s.-71---l Nv - M
An sseT, Turkey and Mosaic ptt g one eeie pes ~
Medshen and Tapestry BFso Carpetin imported expressly io e
hion 81 kewlofk Crystal Palace As' haras hTait
Tr.fh Feor on eight yfds wi3e OF Ffco Gothic and
Italian Psnrrss Also Enghsh and American inpeh Fre Py atd
nr1ain Csrpefs astonishing low prices NIB bssi lnsr en-
Carpets So ~ So co 70 and - cents per yard te Goth q
White Cheei Fancy Mating, Of sPleaSd quality remarkably
ehean.
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- e he han1souss, srd ehpest in the city, Price Sjo s.
araa tie Ulnfssf finest I'D ~ Lees price than
ss,fte else His Custom, Senate Legaorn SAD ot Sssa@ s
* erseIv low Cen and be convinced ~ No % FutoB
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"LIeHr AwAKEs THE WcEID,' SAYS BTRos Truly
hss awakened The world 70 ia art wh~t Daeae7re n
drcsd GURsEY bss poted The mahss portraits protucd BY
he BIS ROons No. SO Broadway bear the palm from
4
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Hams AND Sorrs.-Mr l.. A. BeooEs, tho renowned
shoe Merchant Broadway ard No 80 susnst has =
,V.n deNn these tcys They SIMPLY
mean spsiones By the aid OF heee ha,i nd o n9a
nct Of the lc ond Mr. D. Reees
M poucr The tasty scs ia tee eot Boot,
and shoes al the city ne has some o,.u u soes eL
ther GA lard see
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InK HfPPoDRoEB AID Ksox's Hkr EsrkBLfsHSxSi,
lie pcpu'as fftshslments n ~ ct = -
are funfd - H. ctrhte1. TIE fTrfh frfs
asc iul Il spsiis snd tstu an ksox's IA =
teon4-f, H--st
ufa - IA frif do4arf
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fsss We nav smile at noon and weep a! noon. but
49, - sfeih de Of hin who bgy bic hfts Of Wis
s Of il No. his the exact shape Of the head
VILLAS No. rs futon-st. COOS rom Broadway
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MrssRs. EprroRs A beautiful pattern and excellent
eu.lity BRUSSELS Csct bought W. + LIwIs No
40 pee,lss Ihev keop arse Medi0a M0sc Axmlne
ara Velvet Capeines; kass OCoth Iaoe Coyen Sc Tier
res are Cco prcnlri delivered made AMI laid Nhen
hem cali
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, Friday April 8, 1858.
No % Potter and another appellants agt Rowland and
others respondents. Argued Hiram DEMO for appel
lants n Hill Jr, for respondents.
No S. Hale and another. respondents agt Church. ap
pelant Argued. Benjamin + Butler for appellant; +.
Bainbrdge smith for respondents
No. 40 (Rescrvcd1 Coffin, appellant act. Tallman
respondent Argued Ambrose l.. Jordan for appellant
John Thompson for respondent.
SATURDAY, April g.
No 1862 Smith Supervisor &C. respondent agt LevineS
appellant Submitted \. Howard Jr Counsel
No. o. The People rel SlaS Babcock and others
defs in error ag The Commissioners of Highways of the
town of Cherry Valley pfs in Argued James L.
Dewey for pltfs in error Amos Dean for dets in
No To- Burrows receiver, &c, appellant, agt Smith.
respondent. Argued Henry K. Seden for appellant n
Davis. Jr- and n. Hill. Jr. for respondent.
Latitte, respondent agt Van kuren, appellant Motion
by respondent to dismiss appeal granted with cost n
Hill, Jr, for motion; Warren l. WOrden, opposed.
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=. The Pnhlic Schools Of Jersev Ctv. as shown by

the Annual Report Of the Board of Education just made,
are under good management 50 far teachers con
cerned but regularly attended as they should be
by scholars
School No THE class rooms should be enlarged fur
substituted for the stoves and further ventia
ton made Male teachers , female teachers, II names
the register 49, average attendance 52 admitted and
taught l.226
Skool No. 2-The building is not convenient Itishoped
a may take It's place. There male and ie-
male teachers 6lO the register and 4Oj average
attendance. Admitted and taught 9ls.
SdOol No. 3-Ihis Is a Primary School but the building
although well adapted is small Two female teachers
employed l4O names the register and average at
tendance lis Admitted and taught 2]s.
The Coored School has female teacher 80 names on
the register and % in daily attendance.
Total in the Cyl,53s on the register; Lore average at
tendance and - teachers Number taught during the year
2,4l2; an increase of about 100 over last year.
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t. Russell Stebbins and others.
COURT CALENDAR-THrs DAY.

SUPERIOR CouEr-Nos III. T. POSI-, POI - r. 2]9 9ij
27 25l 252 to 256 25s pol 263 265 266 2j9 - 29 ~!
27l, 30 273 27j to 2Si, $50, 2ss, 2s9 300
CIRcUu CoURr-Part Nos. 492, 1872, 45), 49, 1906
497 49, 800 SOL j02 SOL. 50i sos 500, 5O7 5OSPart IL
FRIDAY next to which time adourned Nos 1884 1915
1916 IOis, lO5 1852 1853 1851 1861 1852 1852 1851
1855. 1860 1901.
COMMON PLFAs-NoS 6jO 81. GjS 66l, 6Sl 6'5 6s6,
Gs 6ss esq CgO COL G92 C99 7OO-Part H. Nos 7Ol to
rs inclusive.
l. \ DISTRICT CouRr-Nos. 81 to 49, ~ 10 a.
SUPREME CoURr-SpeciH I0m-NOs o., %, IS, e., 90,
CO. l. =, :, TO- %, -. -, 90, Il.
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she had been imposed upon by scamp. The fellow es
capped and has thus far eluded the police.

she had been imposed upon by scamp. The fellow es
capped and has thus far eluded the police.
REAL EsrA1E.-The following sales were made April
Q, by Albert II Nicoay:
year, lease Of No lG3 South st. ............. S9'
BY A. j. Bleecker. April IL:
lot corner of lttay and 18Th st 27X7j 80
House and lot adi.ining 2jxiOO ..............2975
= Officer Baldwin. Of the Eighth Ward, yesterday
arrested carpenter named Abm Flag 0'i1s Fowler. who
stands charged with having on the 2gh of February last
stolen several packages of ewey valued in all at sl))
from the Of Pierre Frcndenburg pawnbroker NJ No
400 Hudson + The accused at the time OF he larceny
was employed by Mr. 10 put mp some shelves in ms store
and while thu, engaged Stole the articles which
pledged property from chest the cover of which he pred
open He subsequently pawned the stolen property At diff
eren place, in the CITY where found 10y the officer
and recovered AT the time o; hi, arrest several OF the
pawncket, were found hi, person The prisoner was
taken before Justice McGath and held for further exam
inaton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-12
WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.
l. Accrpryr.-Abont 81 o'clock last evening the

FATAL AccrDEYT.-About 81 o'clock last evening the
two>ory dwelling house No ~ Grdndst which wa, be
ing raised for the purpose Of putting story und rn h. fell
and killed boy about ID years of age named - Ives in
the employ Of lr Neck tailor. in Grand,t and also broke
the collar bone of Mr. Gibson, who owned and occupied ,e
house tie tlgh bone OF Mrs Meeks and their little diugh
Ter was lrdy >cadcd by hot from the Another
family also resided IN the house but absent at the time
ofthc accident!