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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-25
fluctuations during the week

There is little change IN the Money markeu-tne
demand for accommodation being brisk, both az the
Bank of England and at the discount houses in Lom-
hard street. The rates are unchanged. The accept
ances due on the ith inst. unusually heavy The
imports Of gold amount to f325OO0. Nearly the whole
amount has been purchased for export.
The return from the Bank OF England for the week
ending Feb gives the following results, when COM
pared with the previous week:
Public deposits a37s287 Increase 5le 668
Other l38G728 lncresse... 935 100
Rest.................... 3,40os2 Increase -. $3.50
On the other side of the account:
Government Securities. l2O92B3 Decrease. )f5s93
Other l8 2l6fH Increase $50 III
Notes une 5,fll 935 lnerease 55olo
The amount of notes in circulation is tl9 l20, 60
being decrease of fl77,96 and the stock Of bullion
in both departments is flO, 7O5, s72-showng an in
crease of f359 769 when compared with the preceding
return.
Cotton shows decline of l-l6d ID. on the low
grades but other descriptions are steady. Breadsiufs
had a downward tendency.
The position of the market for American securities
thus noticed by Mr.. Z. F. Satterhwate:
Buness in American securities in LONDON has received
check during the pest week owing 10 the fears
ened about possible rupture ofdomate relations between
America and England.
few lots bonds have been thrown the market In
and orders have been in cases withdrawn
Bonds continue firm AZ the highest point
Bonds held for 8 We ransactonsin New
Six Cent reduced ratesi in Enc Third
Mortgages aud Sinking Fund Bonds at previous rates
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-25

HoRoKrS PoLICE.-The Hoboken Council has
ndopted an ordinance smendaory 10 the ordinance passed
June last, establishing day and night police.
The Supreme Court of NewJersey will meet 10
Trenton on Tuesdsy, Goth instant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-25

ARTIST OF AN ALLEGED FUGITIyE FROM JUSTICE.
Deputy Shirts Sparks and Quevedo arrested a
man named Frederick William Lister, at his residence
in Eighth avenue East Brooklyn, on Saturday night,
on an order Of the United States Marshal on the
charge Of having in March last obtained six diamond
brooches from Benjamin Louis Meyer Rothschild OF
No 10 Argyle street. near Regent street, hiddlesex
County, England, by means of false representations,
and subsequently pledging them to pawn-broker.
In May following, as charged, Lister absconded to
America, having obtained in similar manner various
articles of jewery to the value Of several thousand
pounds The value Of the jewels obtained from
Rothschild is set down at f275. The accused was
committed to jail 10 await further proceeding
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-25

BREAKING INTO A HOUsE.-A man named Edward
REYNOLDS was brought 20 the Second District saionouse
hour yesterday morning the chege Of breaking into
the sleeping Cornelius Towers Hudson avenue
Mr Towers was aroused BY entrance and Selling club
struck head with great force and taking him into
custody gave charge Of the Police. Reynolds formerly
house and being ntoNicaed made his way IN
without ceremony his object probably being to sleep
there, He is held for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-25

~ reesst shio &erssyss EseAs ys- LesSss-hrs D,s.
and son, Of Phisdeiphia.
Ia srig NssspAa1' J,em Vas CrHs-Nrs Weed ssd slsa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-25

BROOKLYN CRY MoRTALITY.-The total number OF
deaths in this city last week was co. of which AZ were
males and 80 females. OF these 90 were adults, and
80 minors. The principal causes were; consumption,
49,; scarlet fever TO- dropsy in the head, z; nfiam-
nation Of the lungs, 6; commissions, 7.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-25

By potbost A. B. Nelson No. 81 2st inst Montaok seN
ing n BY f. so miles distant fell in with chr Cennoye bound
ported they had nothing to eat for three days BLOCH
Island bearing n by W. 40 miles distant fell in with Hamburg
shin Sir Robert Peel Wiser from Hamburg for NewYorf short
OF provisions Supplied her with provisions and water "a
100 Of Sandy Hook spoke brig Mystic cotton loaded
bound % Ne WORK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-01
News II 0ln Kansas.
Correspondence of the 81, L 2uis Repub

LDooxProN, X. r., April 10, 1866.
Tie Committee left Kansas City, Thursday In hacks;
and arriving ut Lawrence the evening, well
coined by tht frees iers Friday night thai plAse
wild with shouts of fAnacsm and drunkennesa the
OCCASION OF welcoming back the notorious g. NJ Wsod
and bis company, Of whom have something important
70 say privately.
hessrs johnson and Howard, the "msjorlty," came
here Thursday night remaining till morning, when thsy
left for Law. where they viii stay for several days
Tht clerks making abstracts from executive
es copying the poll books and doing other senseisss
things Taey intsnd learn. 10 SUNNI IN every voter,
and make him answer on oath whsrs he lives, to I'M
pets which, 1t will take something less than two years.
Mr.. Oliver, who 10 making very favorable impression
on the Law abiding people OF the Territory Is
doing all he get matters through WITH while ths
majority are running after the rebels and fanatics of
lawrence.
Now, to N Woo.-sherif Jones attempted to arrest
on the Fart Of Woods friends Finding him in Chris.
tsn's Office, Jones went up to, and told him he had
warrant fer him, He replied, II reckon notn Tho
Sheriff assured him that he had one and proceeded to
read 1t TO him. VOID then said he must consult with
ex Governor Reeder ard inc 1yernor Robinson. Jones
uld not consent. He must his wife, Toe Sheriff
said he could they sent for and brought the
avay when Jones seized him by COLLAR and would
have succeeded In taking and securing sm had not the
abolition lists interered seized Jones' and rescued Wood
To-day sunday, the Sheriff with small posse have gone
down 10 Lawrence, to try again. they fail Governor
shannon has but thing to do and that s to call out
lie United States troops to sustain the lava Will ha
hS he does not it were better for him had he never
and charged with tsscuipg prisorers from the Sheriff.
The tvon Is crowded-al excited about the Wood
affair. We are camping on. the Kansas river,
skitting LAcomptou
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-01
Supreme Court-specisi Term.
Before Hon. JUICE Davies.
THE JOSEPH WALKER AFFAIR.

ArRu o--yas Le,cis the Mayor and 0rpcrution and
Vale r. Jones This is suit brought By the plaintiff
or sub contractor. for raising the thip Joseph walker
ORD cred to be paid into court Judge Davies ordered the
natter to be brought before the General Term. The
po;nM of his decision THAT the contractors with
the WRITER'S have lien upon the fund for thsir
pepditures under the contract which ia not destroyed
by he interference OF the Corporation That
onaa And those acting under him have better rights
Than the Corpo Aon, their principal That nssmuoh
the Cor alton make contract for the expenditure
section Of the charter Of 1885, s alleged contract With
Jones was invalid and conferred no rgha That, there
FORE the motion for non snt should b dsnsd and uds
rert entered for ths plaintiff.
Mr. Gazing requested sfur.hsr hearing upon the poass
involved.
go "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-01

Accident "a tAe Crew ok tAs Hxsgsss Le
Grendsur-Two OMcsrs anA rive seamen
Drowned.
The Persia brings ths melancholy aswu oS the Death
BY occidental drowning the Iand Of Guadaioups u
Lsutspaat Couturie, commander u Sssy, surgeon and
i've sailors, Of tie French Steamship L. Grondsur.
The L. Grondsur, readers rseollset came into
the port OF New York during last AL In ordsr 10 execute
commission for the French govsrnmsnt by the par
chase OF lot Of horses for the Of the mounted police
Of Guadalupe. Lieutenant Couturie was then In com
mAnd and NJ saby surgeon Of the vessel Durirg their
stay hsre both officers spd men recommended Themselves
reporters OF the HERALD rsceivsd on board the LIE
GYondeur and supplied with iniornation BY hsr eceased
commasder with al that gsntlemsnly bearing and
pon.e ssnuon Wnasa eaaaessfssuc Of the naval SER
We, therefore publish the following With regret =
s'ser from Gu.osloupe Of the 9Th Of March, pub
ch0ly death o. two officers end Eve ssAmen Belonging to
the steam igate lie Grondsur, whom lying In tbs road
boat having on board Lieut. Couture, n. sasv. shs
surgeon, ard SIX seamen left the vessel 70 proceed to
small Island At some oitanes, but meeting With heavy
persons In her held by her for some tms bat the
Lieutenant frdrg that the current WAS carrying them
ont to sea propoed that they should lot 60 thsr
swimming. This advce followed, bat SOON only the
Lieutenant AZ one seaman wore lett, al tbs Others
having sesn yssred out ana gone to the bottom During
kid OF halt which these two made to their
breath, n. Couturie said g Courage, SION umi Tho
land Is before u.s. Do you feel that you song enough
tho reply "oh s:l s.one snCesn ssid ,Se .uts
nant, "but see OF shi pmstes u they
continued to swim on for come minutes more, whom the
sailr turning round to speak to his Officer found that
he also had sunk The man, BY great exsrions 81 last
reached the shore barren point ct several leagues
from where the Grondeur was at anchor and could not
reaoh her until the following day, exhausted by fatigue
and hur ger.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-01
The Parish Will Case.
sURR0G ATE's COURT.
Before Alexander W. Bradford. ]

Before Alexander W. Bradford, Esq.
ArTM S0in the Natter Of the WI Of the lot: Henry Pdri
This case resumed by the urhsr exauinAton
Mr. D. Lord, who has been the witness ttaud for
IL csys He dsposed tina: he drafted the codicu anew
mbodypg the codcii OF 1870 with the same disposition
hat had been decded upon ut Hurigste enclosed 1t In
envelope sud cent 1t to Mr. Parishs house; mex!
ess ". Parish DsswseT and o'clock r 4 % the
Mrs. Parsh was present. told Mr.. Parish hAd br ugh
the codsi and asked If should reai IT, be answered
st every clause until the reading comple; he MADE
remarks motions daring those psusss thsn sske1
he e sa he HMM sm
Who should write mis- nsme-Mr. Davis my elf; to
which be made . sign, OF bowling to indicate that
should do IT. wrote his name ~ it Is this paper aud
laid the paper before him to make hs mark which he
dd stesdied his haLd while he made the c,oss but dia
myfe to sign It, as witnesses; he answered yes aud
wrote my name In the blank the sttestston clause
ana then read the subscription cisuse to Mr. p. Mr.
Davis and self having signed IT. the duplicate OF the
second csdocil was sigeed in the way this termi
mated tbs business upon which called and the pap,rs
were eft there by think there about hour;
in 1854 requested ORA up another codocl Il
wss at she house Of Mr. p, In his presence BY Mr Pa
IRISH; met Mr. p sgsin IN June, A. his house when he
VI dertosk 10 communicate With me, 1t was augxe:th
that he wanted 70 change OF the gifts to the chill
drtn OF lis brother, and The resdusry OF the wi
Mrs. Parish mace that suggestion; do not know who
introduced the Tea make another codoc IL was the
object for whish went ttsre asked Me- p II sho aid
Isac The retilosry clause to him; he answered "yes
reed TO him ard expsinedi is purpose; my impression
ia that Ma T. en- said he wished to give that property
IN the resi6usIy clause to her; asked him il hs did
and he answered ''yes;" when Mrs. Parish made those
suggestions fha addressed them to Mr. Parish in
quity; remember those sugga ,tions uuavorabe
TO his brothers Children and dissuaded him from the
change Mrs. Parish aid not suggest revocation
the gifts TO his brothers. injury; Mr.. Parish made
FOUND xpresring hesitatsd scquescepcs In to
my words Of objection impression very strong ths.
Mrs. Parish said somett ing, AFTER had spoke sgAnss
cutrg "a the chidren-I cannot ,e silly what
but It was In accordance with what had said. Ad.
jcurred
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-01

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-01
Theat,icaIs and EXHIBITIONS.

BRoADwAY.-Mr, and Mrs. Barney Williams stu at
this hous. eThs greater portion of the circle
generally 6ed with ladies; the fair sex Is also we'll re-
$sSosss .sd "fssdSs a sss Piper" to night. WIDOW
NsIo's-The Raves, Mile Robert ar the entire pan
temim,s And bAst corps aprsar this evening variety
s q :s';:1 The cssr.r T, coP:sps Traps
s Soa.s and quality 'a' to insure O'srovins
BownI.-I. Is quite Sefre,hins to drop in At the
sys.yeSay reminds one Of old tim.s. Mr.. T.
Eddy Piays COB Roy tonight, supported ~ an ex
ostH cs.; - The Lost Snip follows, with Mr.. Glenn
BuRros's.--Those universal hvori.sa the "Serious
Family and the I" Toodles be plsyed together
tonight This announcement viii bs very apt to I'll the
desire seats Mr. Burton just added several talented
and popular actresses TO his company.
WAIlAcxs.-The admirers OF fine acting generally, o.
well ~ the personal friends Of Mr. wsiack
win regret to hear that his series Of p.rformsr css L
drawing close. He plays St. Pierre this evening In
the wite" "Awsy with Melancholy" eonsti.uies the
afterpete
LAURA Knux's-This elegant establishment continues
fsvoite resort Of the talent and fashion of the city
Who nightly throng the house in immense numbers, TO
witness the powerful de ca ions of character by Miss
Kesrs Mr. Jordan and their associates, in the "xsrbe
Beartn and "Noyelty Let 1t be remembered that Me-
. Jordan's benefit takes plscs en- Saturday.
BROADWAY vARnTTEs Those especial pets Of the pub.
iic the Wood and Marsh juyenilss win again astonish
their patrons tbis evening their wonderful sctrg in
the oonefy oil 'fhnt bear NEVER Won FAIR bsdy,' and
the extravaganza called Beauty and the Beast"
woops MSuRE1s --Multitudss am rush to hear the
sorrs see the dances and laugh at the acting OF these
funny fellows "Nicarsgua State Secrets Is the farce
for to night
ACADEMY HAI.-G Ger. Tom Thumb and Dr. Valentine
remain at this bali. The General astonshes the eyes
add he Doctors jokes astonkh the ears Of al who cali
rpcn them.
Bnooxryy AmEv9ux-Mi Miss Kimberly will delight our
rsght this evening with the reading Of Ionsfeows
sm tos ~ nhiswstha" As the hall viii most ikeiy
-. 900 'fe fair er beiSg great hvst!e, :axs
~L. ~ '.i.s thoa8 gary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-01
The Eudora Inogene Mystery.
pNiTaD STATES C0MMrssI0HER's COURT.

Arm s0.--Is the mater Of George WiIscm--Ths C,m-
missioner dscided-1. That the master OF the Eudora
fmcgsns had heen unlswuy and By force deprived Of
hs command and authority board, and the command,
By ore of the crew.
O. That there q probable ground for bssvipg that she
prisorsr guilty OF the same, fby taking the le Of
both the captain and mate and Afterwards scuttling the
vessel Acrirg her 10 slnk without rssorinG 70 msans
prsvsn'is within his povscsppIopAahn property
% bosd 81 6rAf J a6s13oaisS hse.
"a a hsss.e,s SSpss,.ea,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-01

eSsfseefal riot occurred on Tuesday morning at
German ball in the Seventeenth ward Green POINT which
waacommsncsd BY party Of ten or twelve who had
become ove,chArgsc with fighting rum, and sought this
occasion to modest and beat quiet unosndps German cih
About forty Germans, it'll their wvss children and
friends present ct ball at John Gesners in Frank
lin street. md every passed of quietly among them
selves. About l2k o'clock twelve consiaerA
big intcxieated sntersd the house. and Of them At
tempted to force his way into the ball room, but -.
prevented by the doorkeepsr. Tho whole party thsn
'orced their way In and Commenced knocking the
Germans with chairs tumbers decantsrs or whatsoever
they could get hold or Officers Tanner and Osborn went
in snd attempted to stop the disturbance at whish time
of the rowSies stood behind the bar and throw
Eg tumbers tecsn'ers and champagne bottles ndiscr
Intimately into tie crowd The officers started to the sA
ten house for assistance, and viii they were absent
the Germ escaped into back and from thence
into garden while the rowdies In desperate fsht
smcpsst themselves. After demolishing furniture and
property TO the amount Of about e3oo they wont
into the street and smashed the windows with paving
stones and then before the police force could come
up warrant Issued Tuesday BY Justice Smith,
OK Brooklyn the Of VIM. Waters Alex. Ferris
Fphraim Ansp, A. p. Garrett Oscar Richards, Edward
Herbert, John Smith and Iemuei Ferris, Jr., who are
charged with being engaged In the riot Several OF the
rioters were badly injured by their parry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-01
Police Intelligence.

ALLEGED EXPIRES RoBREaY-Thomas Gallagher Was r,
resed and brought before Justice Osborne yesterday
charge OF stealing several dozen cap patterns valued
Silt, from the premises Of Acams Co.'s Express in
Broadway The pri onsr committed Tor exsmnAtion
COMPLAINT DlsxssEp.-The paint against the Rev.
D. r. Thomson, for perjury preferred weeks ago
By Mr.. Mortimer Demott has been dismissed by the
magistrate at the Lower Police Court and the accused
has been discharged from any further attendance In the
ma
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-01

R66KAcRa, April 2-sld schs Beauchsmp, Harwuos.
SAN FRANCISCO. March 2l--Arr AAzNhip Usss esm.
Hcrnsr ss1 Juan; 1h ships ossss ExprS.. 0.,snsne.
Howes DO io6 cAys bark DeunaArx DAM, OaSA naaS1f
psms; sSips Bl as cssS HYorsix dsys lssss
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bsrSs Emiy b snns ihatsiss fsw Yost ss1 erS.s, =
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Apsn lat ship Victory 0srinsr Mort ise days bak 49,
Psss S4e rs s: SD uos vss G Ssn
ca yarch 10Th. sip Antelope, Oo.s, Manila; April -, -
Ang eau MAYO CAc1ta bark Apnstte 0losr i0r noa-
sess ysips,.,so a. .sssnss Uncle Sam Horne. sss y.
ern cross, Hcwes, dct ChArmey lucas HorG Kong va
duck, EEsry, FoochoNioo 23d SAncho PAnxA dro Hong
Kor 3h Resolute Mckenzie, do OetAvua rRs. Oacueka
verssEss Idnage Csllao bssks Hugh Mrctee.A DSsscs
sydnsy vis Puget and aS. Daring sincason Hcss Koss
2eth bArks 0reen2ed. Foanabeo Manila; Oregon. 1ouN
Csnac; April ls ships Golden Racer, wIess Hong Kss9
zsaosaa Iiden si.kA; NAY Howes Cslsusia; Jos,n
Race Hound McDonoush HoHs Kong; Andrs rp, fSrssr.
CHlAc, q, bAxk Warrington, 0orhaIn. MY 49,.
sAyANAAH April . Arr schr Al,es sassr - 80
Yoai sid SA bris SssSssis roa HscASs, NYOsf schr
s2Sb@Icn, xpr' s-s I'd schrs x0aiior Roberts. sas
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Tbth Providence; na{sl9s Cloud sAsfssf Has.
WHRRF.. ARA I-tii ssdr PersIs CAass. EYcrk-
wIeKFcRD, A3ri T-Atr seops Ffi'ss ofde aQa AZ
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-01

Avrst Nsv pesfosd 9n sttp Charles wov9An. npls,,
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The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-09-26

TuH fuHvALlHH WtRorF,- The
Ghavalier WikoH. has arrived at New
York from Europe, and we marvel
that he il not made the subject Of a
dispatch. An exchange throws Out
the following well timed words Of al
monition Milionares look out for
your daughters"
A live Don Count or Chavalier.
might reap harvest here, just so it
has been so long since any distinguish
ell gnobIeman honoted or atmosphere
with his presence. Excepting Count
Nessnroda. who made a brief visit, 10
take q suuint nj our peculiar instifu-
tIpnH- saving him his Bxeelepey,"
the Count. we have had no one to
flourish in the flower beds. aud paths
Of romance, love aud noonahne since
Don Carlos, languiahed Of his wounds
nj Hollywood The cruel man, to
lacerate so many lovely hearts As
e" Xatifa " said. in immortal verse
His eyes were dark, til expression soft and
His hands were stnall-hs teef were per
feet too,
In short, with graceful form and gallant
mien
He past as the most perfect man g or seen
He cane-~he saw-he cahaneted lt---fp,
each soul
Bowed willingly beneath his wide control
So eloquent was he, that all, spell bound
Feared, lest per chance they'd lose one
melting sound,
Which fell 81 lightly from his witthng
tongue
IN numbers sweet as poets ever sung
oh there was music in his very name.
Which bteathed from fragrant lips where
fet he came.
= Don Carlos y Who'd moi strive to Don
ia " lac
What were .Hmeritnps 10 such as uf7
lhev were 50 cerlnon such an easy match
But oh q real live DIN was such ratehp
On eountty's sons were thrown quite in
The shade
or the bright circle that t. Don Carlos y
made
And if pe,ehance they did receive a smile,
Twas aisags when 81 the Dom was not on
file y