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NartituI1r Aotites.

n9rCIasssca1 French,-PrGfessor RouX h48
opened EvENING in the large ROOM No In the lst
floor in the East wing Of the University a hs r
upon such thorough and sysenate plan as TO- enable nc
Of the French language, shortest Pohsib me
classes will commence FRIDAY, tue 10th of May Prices
yery low during lie coming particulars call at the
above room from AZ r NJ at the residence Of Professor
ous corner Tvoi Circle and Deord street. from to 81 A.
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HGrThe bark Old Hickory, Capt. Vcacoclk.
from Phadepla is diselarging her Cargo Post g.
Second District. Consgnees requested re-
cep of their goods they will be stored their
my5 j. II. AsIIBRIDGE& co. 100 Common street.
sJ- The ship Charles, Capt. RuarIS, from
Baltimore is discharging her Post n Second
District Consgnccs requested to attend to the receipt Of
their goods.
my5 GEO. W. IIYNsON & CO., 81 Camp ST.
Rs5-The Consignees of IS bales marked N.
s. a Co, ship Charles from Baltimore will please make
themselves known the dschargn clerk the evee other
wise they will be stored at their expense and risk
ny5 GEO. W. HYNS0N & CO.. 50 Camp
ga The ship Astoria, Capt. Holmes, from
lyca i now ready to discharge po, % Second Dis
goods the leyee All goods permitted within five days
will be to the public the and risk of the
NV ~ IT AsupprncE T. m 1oo comn,o, s.-eot
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PRINCIPAL HOTEL ARRIVALS YESTERDAY

ST CHARLES. .Jno Bremond, Texas Robt l. Looney,
Bellcone; Gen Quman, Miss Capt W TempIetoi, o;
VIM Kahn, Flori.a Capt G Ghett. s A; LG Compton,
G MlIs Niss Knox Baker 4 Memphis lily Potter
oleo Rochester; Bushnell Y; John McGehee, Tex;
Nelson Osyka Jno Hill, Memphis Harry Maury, Mo-
Col Jno Winthrop and Lady, Geo II Kirk John Marshall La;
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" stfeet,
IRON WORKERS. prepared do all kinds Of work
their line Of business such putting Tin and Copper
all the city modeate and
dispatch All kinds of obhipg and Repairing
dispatch By strict attention to all orders hope merit
share Of the public patronage. t5%5Sl:4
We beg leave following gentlemen Messrs
Crozer Wing Jarnison Mcintosh Cook Aorehonse,
Hughes g. W. Church. Thomas Murray, Tayer,
CALLER Turpin & Co.. j. W. Jewell. NEE %57fa FEF5
nLeter Box 60 Mechanics and Dealers Exchange 10 st
Charles street. ,sE L 5[6st5z AL 3mdEW
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ST.. CuARLEs HOTEL COMPANY.

--.I4555Il ST. CHARLES HOTEL COMPANY, \
D.. fis#l&t New Orleans Mny Sd, 1856. :
DS-A2 Dividend of Six per cent. or $3.50 per
share will be paid Stockholders after 10Th Inst
at the office New Orleans Gas Light Company Common
street By order Of the Board.
my5 I'M 2. N WOOD, Secretary,
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MJf.At n meeting OF the A60artA OF DiEectOEb,
held this day 1t unanimously l..l.
Resore That with the approval Of the STOCKHOLDERS having
obtained expedent increase the capital STOCK Oh this
Bank not to exceed 81, 600, 000
In accordance herewith notice is hereby given that bookB
will opened the Banking House, the 18th inst, to
main open for thirty days from that date during which time the
present Stockholders privileged to subscribe for said in
of capital.
provisional subscription list will be opened at the time
public pro the portion of said increase that
ain ant W. p. GRAYSON. Cashier
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TOBACCO. The movement still active, and over 500
hhds sold including M l00 60 and ID private teams
81 Fine GAINESVILLE of which % 12c at and
md IL IilCs Mt GIG a H.
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FOR RENT,

e. TO IsENT-THAT FINE FOUR STORY HOUSE,
1H No. s. Tchoupouas street. well known Mrs Wade's
I boarding house. where she has successfully kept for the
last twenty She will rent for boarding house.
counting she intends retire in June. Persons
would do we'll 10 call and themselves Certainly
has been Of the most successful boarding houses the city
The furniture will be sold low. ali 2m
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Yebittu IT tbe N(arkets.

MONDAY MORNING, MAY u.
COTTON. Buyers generally offering below the
views of holders Saturday but noticed sales
5000 bales prices showing moment from our
quotations. which repeat
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variety Of al kinds Tropical Piansueh aa
Fig BansAa red and yellow fine Guaya Plants, Tan1arrds
ETC., etc.
The above will be packed with Tie utnoat care ordazE
sent to No. 90 Camp street.
q. F. NICHOLS, Importer all kinds Of Produce
" nos SIN I'd from the Mediterranean I
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nANIEIL EDWARDS CsUCCEssoR TO TWIBILI.
~ EDWARDS} Nos 2S 80 and 80 New LeYee and q, %
and 81 Fulton street manufacturer Of description Of Cop
per- Sheet and Brass Work. He is ready
making Trains Clarifying EVaporatin
Pans Ferers Juice Boxes and everything appeanng
Sugarhouse. Z
general assortment of Steam Gauges Steam Whistles
Cocks Coupling Valves, etc., constantly on hand.
He would call planters Steam Trains
Col r. G. Camp, Messrs $. Harrison J. Foral Nelson
4 Doneson Osgood & Lawrence ". & Fl. Stackhouse, A.
Thomson Co, E. Forstal of this city whom
1Ir refera FORT ficuI rn99
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TyE4E HALLIDAY WIND-nILL.-MANY or
the scientific able and experienced mechanics and ems
gineers in the United States have Machine and
pronounced Of the most beautiful &C
modern date. E.gi {55 ESQ f5E3 ~ =
BY simple yetingenious device the gale
verify the sails gradually round change angle
which they set for gentle breeze less and esg
resistance 70 the wind TILL when the tempest raging at a
height little presented to its power edges
fury Of gale ahates gradually resume their orig
nal position Something Of this kind changing pasi-
ton Of the Sails Is Whist mechanics have long sought
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-21
DIED..

BURRITT-On Tuesday mornr May 90 Maria Louisa only
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited
attend her funeral services her fathers residence No 5
Fifteenth street. square, on Wednesday after
noon, 2lst inst, at s'cloch.
BURGEss-At Providence, R. L, on Sunday, May 49, the
Hon. Thou as Burgess.
CAREY-At Maiden, Mass, on Sunday, May 1s, William
Carey Of ATesbu aged 81 year, Gen Carey wss born
Legislature, sn politician. The G. Carey
CoNARTY-on Tuesday morning, May 20 of consumption,
The and friends family respectfully invited
10 attend funeral from the residence Of his brother nsw
James Black No. IFS Monroe street. on "edne''a ay May '
DE BcSlpn Monday PcRas no May s
DE GRovE-At Rye westchester County, Tuesday, May
The fne" viii take place at the of her uncle Noah
TomIkns, Wednesday, May q, at O'Clock Carriages
o'clock and u. O'Clock trains from Canal street
Ohio papers please copy.
FARLY-On Monday May 19 Hugh Farley aged 49 years,
Latye of the County Tyrone, Ireland
TOX-At Philadelphia on Monday May ls, Mrs Lucy Fox,
eyed 81 years
child Of George and Green aged months and 10 days
HODGEOn Monday May 49, Of disease of the heart Robert
Hodge native Of England, aged "A years and months
MAYNARD-On MOI day afternoon, May, 49, Ms Eleanor
MAY naId wife Of Ezekiel Maynard, aged 43 years
The and friends Of the family are N AsnS
at Il oc ock, without further notice.
MFNTZOn Sunday, May ls Georganna Mentz' at NO ~
Charlton street, aged yeais. ,. 80, v..
MEsCHUTT-on Monday May 49, Of hopping cough Maria
Isabelle youngest daughter Of David e. and Augusta Mes
ehutt, aged 2 years and ? months
MILLFR-On Monday, May 10, Eliza Jane Kelly, aged -
years daughter of Jane aud Robert Kelly and ~ie o. refer
Miller.
PAXSON-At Philadelphia, on Friday May 10, hira AhIh
Margaret PBxson aged ~ years
sHIvERs-At Phiade Phis Monday, May 10, Mrs. Ana
ShveIs eyed IS years
souTHMAYp-In Middletovn Conn, on Monday, Aay 10,
William Southmayd, in the esd year Of his age.
STEPHENSON Monday mOTnns, May 49, at his ;si'denes $50 &
year Of his age.
TAPPHN-on Sunday May IS George Tappen in the sd year
OF his are ,,e - -. ,..... r.,,.,
~ and Thomas B. TsppeD his sons inlaw Charles H. kei-
sr nd Thomas \ Wuiams respectfully invited 10
attend his ers his late residence NO loo tester
street on Wednesday 2lst inst, at M Without farther
invitation.
yERRFN-On Monday May 49, ia the 4ih Of her age,
Anna NJ, wife Of the Rev A. Neuen ,u- ,-..-,
The relatives and friends the family respectfully invited
10 attend the fur era the Protestant Episcopal french
Church Gu Saint Esprit, on "Wednesday mex ~ OelocA'
without further Invitation
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-21
Arrived.

L. g 81 steamship Alabama, scheaek 81 hours rom Sys'
from hayan May i' s % a.,s T s.'Dsn''s a. so 'sp %
passed thiee steamers bound s Lat 50 81 a. IL passed
large ms1Ofgsr propeller bound s. 20 M. passed
passed with Scranton Taimsns signal The Alabama
wssGefsiued fellow by the dense iog
% se .ad ESQ 5a.. to E. MoIssn Aa 8 lat IS lon
81 ship called the Driver bound E. set ar eooi but
45 o fell in with large Quantities Of eeteked and stood 70
Of the Banks with had and seet On George,
vas in co with ship. OnIsro and yohaIne nell % Do..
aey 5R9 RSoP sBs sm.n naDs de BY e bound Z
The was hove Ut the Highlands Monday Afternoon III
Ship TcOndeross Boyle Havre 30 ds md.e and 81 p1.s to
Hbset Co. For sH ssy' from St ~ ana 'In q - ' ;.
upeed elea IT, Had two DrIn' and Two
sSIs ob.rse wib.Inse 1Hsmb Klocksessr Bremen q
d.. Sic pass to g. F. Bsehte Has hsd one death on the
Sip Washington, White Liverpool Agr 49, md'e and s'i
bip Or tsro WOOD Liverpool d.. d.e. aud s5i pass
Bss 1of Bstmoel Barker BaenOs Ayrs. April g.
hiies ke to master Left ship Eer.iie COqu for RID bs
Bar Gs1sls (of eE-HsveLl Newell, Barbados via New
sI1 Heary asthew. of o.toSj Everett M.tantss 7h
st .ussr May II, lat 80 lon u 49, exchanged
Biz Mary T. Pierce Oof BANGOR Pierce Gusyams, P R..
P Bue1 May TO- lat "A 10 Ion 60 g. passed brig caba of
sshf Ado1 l6r I.uAsl, Ponce, P. R., May sugar and
sehr cb.ls. G.y.ry, IS nsed Of Elizabeth City, sc)
sck En- ma Tatls tof NeW-Hsgsal Leete, Bsr4c5a May
H. baDsHss pinespples and g. l. Meachsm.
sehr Turk Hunt EsspoTt laths aud plaster Stgge Co.
Sehr Edwsri Ffank in. Lincoln, WaIebem.
schr John Warren Lozer, Virginia
sebr Z. " Dufed. Billy ard, Portland, Conn.
schr Flowers, Bacon. Portland Conn.
sehr Jvl Fox, Leaning Tobasco d. mahogany Sc =
Lobseh scb- pler " "
s;hr L. z. asdguTn, Whaling, Gloucester.
sehr A. HsEri Gzines Hartford
fehr Celestial, Brooks Portland, Conn.
sebr Joralenon Hypes Norfolk IDS shingl.s
sieop Wm. Z. Mansum, Smith Taunton
Propeller Westernpori Berry Porta aad Ne
Propeller ouinnebaus, Helm, Norwich
sAlLED-shits Helene. (Brem.) yslkmsn, for Bremen;
1a'a JseASn Glassowi Aaeslsy Rogers Liverpool Roba
hs'e Ssa't, sa FTsnsise9j EIs.:s Palmer, Richardson,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-21

COFFEE-lhe market il decidedly dst a. aTze decline.
Tie sale today proved hsayt li bass RID being lees
thta half Of the oferns sold - He average oc AID .
bsgs Q9tc showing decline ast sale Of
T. j. + 10 al II 4Ii;. om hEbest point Several more
this One Of L.gutyra announced for
morrow which viii test tbe uaraet for that 1escngaol
The Rio has further iucreesed now numbers - ~
tags Sales CT 100 Java 81 iei 80 BAGS bsAis at loe
> LaEuayra a. lldlltc.
DRUGS AND DYEs-The transactions during the last three
days comprise 80 super Caro- Soda Sc 100 %. Freneh
Quure AZ 50 10 China Rhuhsrb s0c ses East
Irsia DO az sc puns Bay Rum 10 be's ntAn Root
e. Ste p Ton lua Beans - cases Opium . - u
= cases White Beans cash 80 Cum Zoc Aid a.
&c; OIL Sasaas Scas,s Oh asia a. =J % cas.s J
Lemon l2i 5oo Seneca Root a. s ea.h some Mr.
phir ots caSks Cage Aoes and 80 - Oh Pepper
mint. both on private rot made puol.e-
FLOUR AND MEAL-The demand for Western [ al FIOur
Ict . ve today and prices Of the es oi >t4te are
&c few sellers the decline Tbs arr
inquiry good with further cansi sierabs
from frst hands TIE grades ny h-d
ard are ii fair demaId: the sales COO bels a. e5a
+5osi ordinary GOOD Michigan sapeTtns % 90 ir
com 10 soot STATE 81 o. IS 81 for eLra state Sb1
81 saperiue Ohoi sc 59G ~ tor com
Oho 81 s. 0r fair - good sxa ono and
S7G fer 81 Lo1is brands CsnadEr Four esfy the n
quiry good for home rzs and tho British Provinces; the
00 bb e. 75 20 3 for superhae. AID - 81
$ e, brsnds Southern Fiolr steo1t important
ch4-f he dss-t FOOD f The trsde and there come r
81! i ~ "ssi !lGs' 49, s.Sia A&srs-n SAikss lie
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-21
TOtsl.....sl6,s4s, ,OS2 sl7,4s2, ,se4
81, As ss4 s0,5IOs2s GIG ,ssssI6 sIs,7ss $50

Dee.............el6S5 fnc...... <sl $40
"The supply Of coal" says Tie Miners Journal,
"connues to fall behind the shipments of last year,
and the deficiency far from this region is 1879 s99
turs We can safely set down the deficiency from the
anthracite regions at SOC, 900 tuns.'
The Albany Statesman says that Alfred Ely esd.
has sold the Frontier and "Queen City Mills" at
Black Rock, for sll2 800. The Queen City Mills"
TO Hiram and Alfred II. Smith, esqs., Of Wheat
land for SEQ 900, and the Frontier" to John H. Nc
COLON for $4,000.
The Boston Journal Gays:
"The only perceptble difference IN our money mar
ket in the cautious feeling which prevails from
the anticipation of demand on New York account.
For several days, tOo New. York funds have been
very scarce without yet compelling specie remit
tances however. Frst-cass paper passes readily at
"A p cent and fair at from TO 9, and the ap
pcatiops for discount to the street quite small.
The Minnesota Copper Stock was sold at Boston
on Saturday at tsiI y share. The mine has been in
operation only seven years. The original number Of
shares was but 3000 and the market value at
time less than s. per share, or $4,000 for the whole
property. Two years ago the capital stock was in
creased to 90 coo shares The present aggregate mar
ket value of the 90, 900 shares, at ss4i v share,
amounts to 81, ,6sO, ,OOO and VIII probably reach
$4,000 OOO or tlOO T. share, before the expiration of
the present year. dividend of. The product Of the
Minnesota Mine in March was los tuns, against lis
tuns last year. making AT tuns for three months to
April l. against 29l tuns for the corresponding time in
1855. The yield of the Pittsburgh Cliff for March,
was l45 tuns, and for April $50 uns making for the
months to May l, 54i tuns against 479 tuns in the
same time last year.
During the current year It is estimated that Lake
Superior will not produce less than 5000 tans worth
=, .OOO The following approximate estimates
Of the Weld Of few of the mines with which
most familiar: Minnesota, 1000 tuns; Cliff 500 tuns;
North American, 300 tuns Northwestern, 200 tuns -
Copper Falls lso tuns Isle Roysle 300 tunsi Central,
10 tuns; Toltec le5 tuns Pewsbic, 50 tuns Huron,
IS turs Rockland, 25O tunsi National, $50 tuns.
Total s. $50 tuns.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-21
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK.... Ma,
Cleand.

stesmshp-Geo. Law Hernden, Aspinwall, NJ D. Roberts
Bark Lampghter, Long, Baltimore -
Brigs-Bohio Rice Port Prince, II. Delshed Coz W.
NJ roton Webber Msanza. Yates Porterteldi Layscca,
GreeDmsn Lsyscca McCresdy Mott Co Cen Taylor En'
quest Port su Prince Vose Livingston Co Indian Queen,
Brown CALAIS De Wolf starr Co Enterprise (BrD Wise.
man ST Johns ~ T., Kelly Smithsn Free state Noyes,
Apinwsl Geo. olneyi Belfast tBr) Newman, Demeraa,
Middleton Co..
schOoDers-Nassret (Br) Bsbin, Plaster Cove A. Leary
Mary Ann. Sawyer Alexandria Sc w p Halstead henrco,
Scranton Richmond c. II. Pierson A. Edwards Douglass
GEORGETOWN Dolner Potter; r. L. Meyers Weeks Wash
iugton j. h. Mathews hOgs, (Br COngers Turks Island,
Tucker Lghtbonu; H. p. Simmons, Bsssett, Phadepha,
{. n Pierson NJ Johnson Baldwin, Baltimore j. w. Mckee
sloops-vsn Buren, Lewis, New Haven, J. II. Haven War
reD, stsnnard, New Haven master
stesmer-Delawsre Cop.s PhIadelphia, ssndford Line
Propellers-Thos Swami, Greene, Badmlre, CfomwePs
Line; Artisan CsIduf Philadelphia w. H. ThOmPsoni Al
tLrseite Jones, Philadelphia. J. & w. Briggs
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-21
..sI74g0G q

Ilerease ............- : 500 O
Mr. A. V. Stout, President OF the Shoe and Leather
Bank. was nominated by the Mayo. last evening a.
Chamberlain Of New York, an office vacan, b. the
death Of Mr. Kelly The Board, we understand were
prepared to confirm the nomination bur it was thought
best TO le il stand over TO ano.her meeting. The ap
plcation for the appointment OF NJ Stout, gned
bv large number Of highly respectable citizens IN al
branches Of trade and al pro;e=sors. NJ. S,ou. :
s.lfpade man. and has ;he reputation g! beng ian
i =, s::.c:es: Prcb;y.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-21
RROOK YN ITEMS.

Considerable excitement was created ID uiVoh ave
av.ni,g in consequence Of cowhiding affair,
- vhcb lady was the chief actor. A real estate
,ce,t II appears s stated TO have circulated rePor
so,oebat pr.udicial to her character and she deter
,oined 70 obtain redress. With that determination
she nrocured a cowhide and statoniDg herself IN en-
eligible position awaited the agents arrival. The cp
pounity soon presented itself and she laid the weapon
upop his person in a very forcble manner. The inju-
res inflicted are not considered TO be OF serogs char
scter.
The Board of Education t, hive held meet
ns Yesterday but no quorum being present they seurned till
Two women attempted to coylmit suicide on Mon
The the 6 is Bessley res ding at No s Woushby
cor er Of Bedford and Flushing avenues
by Reynolds and taken TO the Fourth District station
name Of the second nsrst Desmond who drank large
dose but ecOvered in sme 70 admit the s
wishing to throw herself gvay are not known
The teachers of Sm day School No. 12l, attached TO
Bedford Baptist Church, presented the scholars
with beautiful sken banner Mendsy evening On it
snS Senesh the in,epon Take the child and bring up IN
",he wsy should and will pay thee thy wsses" Il
neatly got up and is credit to the lady donors 1t cost *'
Coroner Re9ding yesterday held inquest on the
body the boy Samuel BsIda Inadvertently stated as B.s
Yesterday who killed In the explosion of the Pyr0
establishment Monday evening. From the evidence
elected appears that little girl who resides in the neghbOr
aged about years procured matches and
liza herewith threw the for the
pose OF Irritating them Mccormick who work keg
ef with hershe being the
side near the window, the mewhen she wanony threw
lighted pepper into the which fell into the keg and
caused the terrible explosion and loss Of life which followed
Mccormick blown through the roof distance OF nearly
hundred feet. He lies in Precarous situation and is
feared will oDg survive Patrick Douebery aud William
Doyle somewhat easier yesterday and eventually
The little brat who csused all the mischief
the hands and breast but
Rerousy rendered verdict accordance with the
the facts regards the deceased, Bsirdal.
The body ef man, 40 far decOmposed that it could
possibly identified oated into the ferry slip foot Of
South yesterday afternoon black silk hand
kechie around the neck the only article the
thought that this mSy be Of the dro wned by
the sinking Of the fngh brig which cut through by the
ice, while at anchor the Navy Yard last Winter
The Grand Jury OF the Court of Oyer aud Term
iner made pesentment in which they refer the
call the attention of the authorities 10 the necessity OF
ydne House Of Correction and Reformation where they will
be corfned with old criminals nnavOdsby the
when aested-there being other place Of
confinement but the jail or peuitentiary
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-21
N-EW-J.ERSEY ITEMS.

The jersey City Common Council held it's sixth
meeting for the purpose Of organizing last evening at the Ly
oeu1n-Ad. Cobb in the char. Forty ballots had
without choice, making hundred aud nine altogether.
discussion during the evening" in WI ch alder
Tlden Thorn Hoffman and Wortendske took
part The lie between the two lower and
be upper wards The Board adjourned to meet again on
ThUrsd
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-21


AsHEs- Tie artet s without change for Pear. s1l.l
sales e. = g. Po rather ffneri sales Of . bo'
sf &c C6i re ~! o,,.
BEEsWAX-Americsn Yellow is steady sales Of 90 b6ls
AZ = as6c.
CANDLES-Adausrtine In moderate request; sales OF
400 2ldSe for Cincinnati 70 Staten and Palm PIan
sId ateut Sperm SCI f-T extent - f1d5Oc.
COTTON-There h better fesling in The market though
there much Ation. The sales are reported az 700
bales The anticipated disu ssa Of Champion has had al in
fueDee OF operatOns. We quote a. follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-21
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-MAY @-sef're
Judge BErTs.


John Woods convicted OF an assault with knife
upon the Fret Mats Of tue ship Wanle Jew sabbng him
severely sentenced 70 three Imprisonment al hard
labor
John LOure, convicted Of ap assault with = danger
aggravated chAraeeT bo TAd Maze
cf the the time ltenc Cd 20 days
bard labor ue, and 10 DC delivered 20 ths
Portuguese Consul he expiration Of days order 10 DO
sent sst Of the country.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-21
COURT cALsNpAp

COMMON Pleas COCRr-TRIGI Tsa
100 7ol. Part 2--No Calendar ~ ''0' VT es9.
SuprRIoR CorRr-Nos. 33s pa 17a 4s .s.
sSs 49, eos s M s SO 81 As SIS ~ sS SIS Ias' ss'
s7 6is 6ls 6, 2oi 62 sSo 90 ss3 s es1 sls SS az
sugREME CoURT-CfRCufT.-Nos l7s, 2o3 % an
1ol ~ SO 5sI $50 s7 $50 9 $50 ii 'es eco eo2 Ss
fes Ca. Tie Cosss oleLs s'IVA ~
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-21
Passeu9ers Arrived.

In ship AmarOn from London and Pormsnth-G r. Gled
DON lady and Mrs Lawrence and family H. Grppn and
LADY l.. Collins swood, d. Gunne J. Smith aud lady.
In ship Ontario, from Liropoo-George Earle aud lady,
Phlsdelphia; Charles Bruce England Wm Joseph OBnen
Ireland Harris A. Giliatt, England.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-21
NuarLets Peported by Tele9r0ph.

Erw.ORLEAss NAV l9-CorroS is unch hanged, with but 9
moderate demand SUGAR quoted at Tic MoLAssEs Nte
Reboiled trHe higher and iselns for 5o~
PoRk. 50a sI6 IS Freishts u Cotton to
Liverpool 1882 Sterling FL ause, 81 Rio Coffee, lo
ALBANY May 90 Sales today Of 1000 bush OATS az $50
She SEQ do RYE &C., DO BARLEY, Upper and Lower
Canada 4
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-21
MARRIED.

COX-YOUNGOn Monday evening May 10 at the residence
brides father by the Rev George Taylor Mr. stephen
r. Cox Ms Annie 4. Young the only daughter OF David
b. Young, esq.
sTEPHENS-BROWN-At the Broadway Tabernacle,
Saturday, May H. by the Rev. j. p. Thompson, Mr. James
p. Stephens to Miss Emily Brown.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-21
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNS-N,Y 2O-Before the


=, n, L. Moore was tried and acquitted a charge
ntent TO psssiL Ae'N''o''9'' " S''' "''N
.,s.ns S.s.h u.ed and acquitted of grand larceny ia
Z City Hall plaea. ~ H0h LOUISA olaeAaaii oil No
fsleI Gilmore pleaded guilty. o. ....,i, al h..,. m r.
Tbos Nourse pi,s5sI WiI be sentenced Thursd
sadei for ssStenes guilty Of Pet larceny and s ;s
The Court then al journed for IN. A.