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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-19

Beside these in the last three years, full 900 have
"been relieved or clothed at the office and schools
card nearly 1900 have been instructed in the schools
"and lodging houses connected with the Society"
There five Industrial Schools connected with the
Society-pupils, l,o7i.
These have proved successful in influence upon the
cLlt ren, but they labor in want of funds
The Fourth Ward School mo. % Oliver-st.) has 30
children, and five salared teachers its expenses
$50. The German School, NO. II Avenue G. has
225 scholars; expenses 81 6s7. The Hudson River
School (No. 254 West Twenty-eighth street,, ESQ;
penses 81 $50. The East River School Fortieth street.
near Third avenue,) 2o5; expenses s512. Calvary
Church School, l02 scholars; expenses $751;
An Italian School has also been opened for the little
organ grinders in the building Of the Ladies' Home
Mission, Five Points-attendance so to co. expenses
$3.50.
hopefully begun last has proved successful this
year Boys whom three yeas Chief of Police called
red ask into any school much less into any religious
her Jes or listening to esy lectures or of SUNDAY even.
e engaged IN simple but earnest religious exercises They are
only rage he had and threw away his shirt when
lie had worn out Now number OF trunks may be ssen at
tie Lodging Booms and boy has his changes Of clothes
The bath is used hsbtually
hen the savi Bank IA table with money-boxss for
each boy) opened the boys could hardly be induced to
leave he money for twenty hours together to
New b the device Of closing the bank for month they have
been induced to save to such degree that within the last SIX
teen months average Of sixteen bows per month hse saved
OF farms the country and advancing rapidly Such sharp
and selfreauco copoined with principle must succeed
and patient kindness of Mr. C. Tracy the Superintendent
Number Of lodgings for the year. 500 number Of dodgers
74 Of whom eight ndus number OF those who have
Receipt. from dodgers 1891 %; expenses l4sl g."
The Lodging House for Homeless Gihs, No. %
Oliver street, has had 50 dodgers.
There are seven visitors employed by the Society.
Clothing distributed, 10000 garments 200 pairs of
shoes; $40 pairs Of stockings, &c.
Receipts and ETpenseS.-lt appears from the Treas.
urcrs report that there expended during the past
year. for all the purposes of the Society, slOO27 90;
and received from all sources, $1,000 OS. OF this
s6643 O5 were donations and subscriptions from the
city al 423 90 from the country s273 So from sabbath
schools out of the city, and $50 from CITY Sabbath
schools. The remainder is principally returned from
fairs, &c.
No remarks Of ouis can add weight to these facts.
THE TRIBUNE has too often commended this especial
mode Of cure TO need to cay more. We regret only
that the Society should have any wart of support. II
double or treble the ten thousand dollars can double
the number of miserable children sent to homes in the
country we say the public should be glad to give it.
1t is a thousand times cheaper than aims giving or
publishing.
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Di.usters, &c.
i lt u = Va -
about II O'Clock.

SHIP EAST INDIAN tnew) Lecras, the Vessel reported
81 gale 2h ut She bound from Newbgrypcrt '9r
os. Of fore aud main orinasts a. main toFsI with
al attached fore and usnyard foress nanssi and matrop
SIR CAEoISr at Baltimore 18Th from Liverpool expert
very haasy westerly gales IRON the % % ne I'm ut
the stern Of sails had others 'rt Sc 10th inst
lat So Tor e. wrd strong from tie e saw an oe buoy
ne m, sI Isse, lS % vi zoe anu ''A
BIEE MAY VARxEY abandoned on the passase Norfolk
YsssrborO in 1873, owned by Alfred Ladd Of this city and
sHPFRNeEs ported lost DOG Rocks built At Por.
land 1874 Sai tuns register. owned by jordan sons 81
Portland valued about $1,000, and 'uPPosed injured IN
BASk ARcHrxrDr, sbsndoni the psssss. from Shields
to Bo.ion bui at worth ',uh, Me- in 49, ~ tans
register in North fsrmo 'aued st shout e7o aud
B,sK Mscos from ssvAnnsh fer Nantes reported missing
vessel built Cspe Elizabeth in 1855 55 tans sister,
Boston valued at ABOUT 1900 and supposed insured
BAsx EASTERN BELLE At Boston 18th. from Newcastle, E.
s,renenced westerly gales 'Ft sa' los 'i'Ae o'
Bsie GEORGE LoHsE, from Baltimore 6r Kingston ia, be-
heavy sE ssls SATURDAY h int being in the Calf ia lat
IS during which iss vessel ' s:s ' s, e. for noh.r.
yot experienced heavy weather sprung ae and pui into
sens j. H. Gov cE from sport, Charleston lih,
reIesd heavy gale. on the Passss, - sails lost boat gal
sgIr SIAN Williams, from Manila for Boston ST TAomAS
I'D uIt, would 10 70 ei'eharge part OF her safso. 80
the 5,h in.s from Liverpool tt tie Ms,sy Feb. J. aud
ys days In the channel With w. vads has hAd great
de. Of heavy westerly winds since the 10Th Mach and WA Il
days between Io - AID a. On It'll and 18Th March had
terrific from SW 70 ~ W. carried mainopma't
ard ssyst, and sprung EetoPIAst also part OF stern
holding and Sustained oths damage.
BRIG GLOBE, Rsbeits, nom Malaga to New fos % days
osi, spoken ApA lat % - loa - TO- with raaasr az
rcd away had slang with ehains-re e'P''n CONSIDERED
safe 1900, - a.
sHcR EMERALD Vaughan, hiss been lost IN ihs Carioocsn
ssA-po Particular. Capt v and three 'esen have arrived
At Baltimore IN bark GallrEo, from ST. Thomas.
MISSING EEssELs-Ths ship Chic, Graves, wleh SD ncnee
3D.. Avg last Frsrcsco with coal has not been heard
OF but sd spoken BY Capt Aldre~ o. ths
c chip Red Gauntlet who passed her about mo si OF Oe
island uoronha short u1le aite ms
the Rio Dc Ia flsts ~hich cs2 A.
The Chilr he probably
s;goysd by lie eos stalking ore spor tancDu,.y. -
SEM CHAs A HAASrs, Capt Luther Nogor from Chsles
tor VIA III Hole for Boston, sd for Hoiness Hole Jag,
and has o. since been heard fom She insured ps,nePsy
In but owned h. Boston IL supposed she mad
aerrw ot Capt Rogers lease's vile cod tmHJ h''
Bosfrr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-19

% II S n, sD S' 'la ,sC sS5yiGos
", Si ' e: ,:i1 S i%'' ss3 1s%:S
S.kSess 10 the peees ,S lsSw What 81 unusual
$50, IA hear ee'ses, y e., cnald mean, AZ the
,,,, IL The ser,tce ~ y, :, es,h tCli over ALL The
,,ss,ss silcecc go AND the place was decpencd
S,,N.sA Qelst ~ tec ~, lilo told them all the story
,rte sNg1SNe sS,ms ,S,s at I.siag,ou by the rUyal
,r,rs sAe hssse g. rsthcYirg OF thc children Of
~, 'v,,Vss = wi ~ lccsSuc,rd hO'' VI Boston.
~ lNrss Ns NJ AS,kinS over the si!cn, crowd, he
fAes fstve ~ N,w~ierSsy The frd-coats are
ss,S Slssc' - h,o'Arvn Ut Ncw,Englandi, Who fol-
'ssnsS'e'ss Va,.,.rr And every man Of that aa-
SNss NJ ~ ~, into liae and answered, ~ There
csS s,sl ~ .Ci mn lst'og in old HoPeweu meet
-. .,s,e lAs, Say,'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-19
rur Fso1rs FRurr. TsErs. - The Sanduu

TEE FRoIrS FRulr. TRErs. - The Sandn'ky
R,s'Srv says:
= Ffom what examination our fruit-growers have
made 10 hopes Of ordinary crop OF fruit are held
~. In many places on low ground, the peach-trees
.re kic5 and II almost every instance the frut-6
: bis-ied Apples give US some hopes for consider
tb,s crop. though farmers aud nurserymen are not
srr,ed uoon the actual condition of their trees"
ietfer from Central Illinois says: 1.-THE growth OF
st year on the peach is almost universally killed
May OF tie cherry and pear limbs iniured-aPple-
;-ees no, much injured The Usage Orange IS in
good condition
We recommend owners of cherry-trees to let them
sNi until it is certain they dead, before cuttn.
aern dowa and if the tops only are killed, cut that
Il and selec. and train the most vigorous sprOut that
sa,ts above the unct of the graft with the stock to
replace the original tree
Chevy OF peach trees that are made TO branch low,
very low will be universally found less liable to injury
than lhose made to form long bOes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-19
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF ssw-Y0Rl
Cleared.

St-sn .hiI -H..hinstor. CsveLdy Brems g H. sud
Sb,ns-rrion D.,i. Nev-Orieans ". Fros,i NouIus
Csrwrirht Hs, q Kcns A A. Low BFusL Escort. Lynch
B,rt.E Bars tBr Wellington Msehi.s Ne, Tucker
Lirhthorr Ann- ferern Raschen, Bremen. H. hcoes
Hr-er; E,-or- Wkiirror. Ssgua lie Grsnds Z. Back
&C.; Lii.n. NicAo'es BueksFOrt r. P. Back Co; ;.
Acams Ht-rnpsrr Seuviss, Brett, Son &C. W. b.
Nah Nsh Sssra Grand [. r Peters Attsvela. Car
ver aaelAs Walsh Carver Chase n Showers Sto~srs'
Jaek.GLyile r. 7. PGek Co. - -,
scho1pen-R VI 3rown Dsricksoa, Wilmington. DollHsr,
Potter Co; T. HunbuT; Nsierson, Boston. D W. Lew.
Mara Lindsey, MAJ anhsGa, Corning. Beuto % y A
ATrieton Taylor Boston W T. HerIek J. T. Baker Berry
BsIseaa Chase Small Sa 80 IUSA. HiS DsasIiseotia q
Merrill; A. Field Phillips Bernuds W. NJ Smith Perrne,
Clsse Bristol master; EntepT.e Mott Sev'Hsye1. j. H.
Hsyeis; n Msnln, Peukld. .Loseu Dayton SPrSsrei
Esrrsssnset Hall. s.. Johns, y p Chsse Small;
Sioors-Mount HOPE, Phillips, Taunton. issseri H. A Wa
pL- Dshtou Master; Ameiics Bartoo Providence msseT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-19
FRIDAY, April ls-P. n.

There wGs an active Stock Market this morning, but
the leading fancies were without important change.
Erie closed at 5ei and Reading at 9l which lower
in both cases. In Western shares there a stronger
feeling Cleveland and Toledo, with large GALES, adj
vsnced to 81 the closing sale being at sOi an improve
nent Of i y cent. Southern Michigan was also very
buoyant and advanced to 90 which is y cent bet
ter. Wisconsin Lake Shore was steady at 72i and
Milwaukee and Mississippi at s5i. Michigan Cen
trial was 95. Gslena and Chicago improved at the
opening, but was aftawsrd heavy. Chicago and Rock
Island was not sustained, and sold at 93l. There
was a large business in Illinois Central bonds
sllO 900, closing at Ell. Fries 1871 sold at 53l 1862
$751; and Goshen Line So, &c
The market is insctive but steady for Exchange
Sterling is 999.; Francs, 5.2oa5 III.
The Freight market is generally quiet but frs. To
Liverpool: 1000 bushs. at 4,d for Corn, 4id, in
ships bags, for Wheat; POO bbls Flour, alI3;
5000 bbs Tar ard Rosin, 81; lee bxs. Bacon, l7I6;
225 tups Logwood, 2OI; 500 bales Cotton, d. To
LoIdor: 5000 bbls. Rosn and TurpentiRe, 81 per
go lbs; 50 boxes Bacon, 25l; and 100 bbls. Oil,
PSI. To Glasgow 800 boxes aud so hhds. Bacon,
PSI. To Rolterdsm 100 bales Cotton, &c.
Me business Of the SubTreasury was: Paid,
sls4 III o.; Received, 1854 794 g.; Balance s59Os,
Geo 90 Paid for Assay Office, sl3l 100 75 Paid on
Discussing Checks, s4O,4O5 OF. The payments in
clude s35 900 California drafts. The receipts include
$50 900 for transfer draft on Boston.
The imports of Dry Goods for the week show
large decrease from last week but still in excess
of the period last year. being 81 o3O,34 against
he dot ails
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-19
v,,Le,. Pc,.o,,,d BIZ T,leyrapl.

NKw-OsLL.ss April 6-COTros hra ant ~ aeii's, ths
bens unia,ed by -asrr rish' sales 10 Jay Io
bale. The questions for Mddlins are l"dloic sVsAs "a
.g fer Tic. and tie msrk~, hru hotAssts qaosi AZ
81. FLoUE dull a. t6gts - CsEs arm az Stc hes
PoHK els Is ff,ine B,xT. 80 ell. bAcoN-hodeu Do
ardps hsber prices Rio CoTEE ,uotsd st lIiS stefHs
EXCHANGE. ~ esa. Pr,uium.
ehEwOsLEASs, Apfii r-Corr1S stacT sales 70 isy al
$50 bale, iete. tor As!dl,ns PoHK SIS bEET DIV d.
CCrTEE liIe. ...,, -,
ALsAsX. Api lsGrAtA today 800 LnHh Of efdl'
nary Canadian Wheat 81 63. 300 bu. N.-on CoanS
Bai.sY ., 81 -. - arrive Clover Seed al II oiss
CulRirsfoA. April irCorrOs during the past Sscs
n o. bsloa at ss sJsass 4 t9e ..st VEGAS a"o's'a'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-19
MARkIRD.

EDDY-TURNALp-On Thursday, April II, By the Rev
n Bu1cbsrd D. D., M Samuel Eddy Of this city, 70 Miss
Fmeine A. daughter Off p Fun ad esq., ofDobbss Ferry
JFNKlNs-SIMONS-On Thursday, April H. at the Thr
teenh street Pre.bytera Church BY the Rev D. Bur
chard Nj Luther T. jenkins TO Mis- LAWNS ;. Simons
T1,CRFR-sPEAR-At Belleyile n. j., on THURSDAY, April
H. w the Dr. Abee JOIN }. Tucker Of this city, to Mis-,
Mar, Spear Only daughter OF James l. Spear ESQ., Of
the foTmeT place.
UNDFRWOOD-WOODS-At PlAinylle, Conn, on Tuesday
Apr H. by TIE Rev L. Dickinson Georse w. Underwood,
ESQ Of Hllseae Mich, TO Mrs Jane B. Woods OF Lyme,
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WhnIeFs.

A., Bsdf,,' llt nat, barb Cstslps Hausin Pschc
Oc,. Toubss Nov % with 1a bIs add u 90 h.ckh.h
oil seat home m tho voyage 90 bbls ell Has % trrsh
e,s ,sis an oil AM 900 70 bonr barb Sea Bfesrs NV
Bedford Reports Jan LAT. ~ ) loa BW e1peneaceds
severe gale durng With shipped s-s ~h n stove m lar
board quarter bTose staehons carried on house on dsck
Ioi.irs esbsl bas, and swept overheard Peter
y,1on Of New "a Cy. brOse LEG 81 Joseph FLORES, mn
u d. aud manrd Others who have rSc0ForeL
liz. Teen Gay. Of al 80 ana has had bad wesiher
l,,r IL m Albert Brown. board shp NoAawk, ufant
Il N.itucs.t dated Feb ~ reports them % md ON 10
t.us 100 bb oh hal "a, GO bh,s the ls cruise
p,, .po.s ship Edward Cary Win.ow kant 800 bes %
1jssss. hetsi,o0 do SSS do. do Atsatc Coleman do
do.
Feb g. y. BurSA Tust, of Prvvncs,pwH. '1 Us l..
Bruss Ry<cr, u Orsass 80 hbls hessssaa FsssaaAa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-19
AMERICAN INSTITUTE.

On Thursday evening an informal meeting OF the
emb4r of the American Institute held at their rooms
No Sl Broadway purpose of confirming the nomna
officers for the ensuing year made BY special Co
rtee which appointed At recent meeting OF tie Institute
pr ID. M. REESE In the chair. .
The termination Of tie following Loading officers
fImed: Robert I. Pe for Presidents d. Meredith Reese
Nu Hall and Edwin Smith for Vice Presidents Henry Meis
fr Corresponding secresIy; VIM r. Leonard for Recording
Secretary Edward BscAhouse for Treasurer The election
= ~ take place tic 9Th Of May proKimo.
The nominations having been through viii ha meeting
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-19
BOARD or COrNCILMEN.

A. ne Board met last night, b. +. PIScKSEY, esq, in
~ Nnsif Snd qnora present.
,,, uus' business in order was third readingS The
p"ne, among other acts were adopted
,1Po's-of Committee Repairs and Supplies,
eonira-, Sonnsonet Of Repairs aud Supple. to male
sre asIs and spteih atoms together with esnatss
, and approved b. tho Common Council OfCoua-
ri cS -fves Piers and Shps IN favor Ct removing the
N, c ORG MsydOwor, sunk pier No ~ East River
ca Ros5s confirming for regulating ono
Senty ninth Or hun red and thrsh aud One
Rfv es 1atskr streets from Tenth avenue 20 Hudson
"'Nenaiaes % Streets, in favor " permitting Jauss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-19
YOUNG MEMS DEMOCRATIC UNION CLUB.

TIE weekly meeting OF THIS Club was he'd at the
Mercer HI use last night, Spencer II. COSr presit ~.
H. p. CARR introduced sresOluton, calling upon the
United States Government maintain ths nToe dcetrine
with regard 10 the intervention Of European Governneats in
Ame affairs In reference TO the Central Americtn les-
tioi1 Laid until next meeting.
MIR. CoSE offered resolution, pledging the Clab to
the nominee the Cincinnati Convention AID prohibiting the
ub expressing preference for candidate before tbs
meeting Of the ConvsJtion
After considerable angry objection, the resolution
was laid over and the Club adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-19

NEW MODE OF FATTEsISs FowLs.-Mrs. Carson
residing on the L-bum Road, near Belfast, Ireland,
fund In the gizzard Of COchinC hna fowl marble,
tLmble brass button, several pieces of delf, per-
custom cap and no less than nins pins. The bird was
excellent condition. plump and fat, and seemed not
20 have been .ured in the slightest degree by the adj
ir.n, OF auch inconeruo-.s materials with its food
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-19
MINIATURE nNAStC

?. kIrk q. Hsyes. from Bssso. Aly~-E Zinnsrusna.
i,dr child and servants Il Campbell. LAZY and
Mate T Ithzsor Gastei p Garland.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-19

Of Pig Iron during the week 90 tun' hods' a'n
= q No OB-i for No Twl; al ., Tor No. Thf'e
Chascoal Pig IL quote 81 a. Bar. are N good -quef
as and Rails a. Us cash N-ns sif%f - Blooms :"
q $50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-19

T1is increase hss been derived entirely from freight,
manufactures 81 Pittsburgh and Wheeling. Of the
tsc 1t may he stated that the increase has hcen
a. large as anticipated. and promises to continue
upon an augms ntiBg ale.
IN 1874 there srsportet. t.i-1 tuns
Ia 1855 there t-su-ported.........I1oeot uns
Tie Money Market was easier again to day-the
supply on cal being abundiUt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-19

. y,HHirs IL I'o'ea Fl l@dt'c R'oe'g'. ft'~'''
sea 5.--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-19

Total fo's AID fearis
COTTON has ruled very quiet day the advanced preen
.ous Of holders bg,ers 6pose 70 meet sales of @
bsles. We continue quotations.
SEw-YoRK CLASSIFICATION.
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IMMATURE nNAxlc......TIfs DAY
Sis : Sscs.........off hooS-Sss. f:5e
HcH wATER..............rHfs DAT.
AMY g,ok T;tsl Gov fEsnd... 1:s Hell 0sts... %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-19
CuILDREN'S AID SOCIETY.

The Third Annual Report of this Society has been
put into our hands. 1t presents some valuable facts
and shows that great work has already been accom-
plshcd for the children Of our poor classes. Since the
organization of the Association, 1000 children
have been sent to places of employment 10 the country;
during the last year 936, of which the following is the
81 ia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-19

FaTntY, t7Fn IB, 40,
ASHFS-The ussi better The d-m.nt good sales
OF bias - - for Pots snd 80 Is IS ST tor
Pesris
stock Of the Inspection w,r-horss Of Leo
ter Palmer Co, April 49, ls~ -
Pnf.h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-19

1hvrrh pfusic &e.-Profs.,ors Of Music OF The hsh -
,,sse Lale. Uensmen Of various nsio.s Off5a..s.
Voe.,. Pisulsts &c ay be pros ursd o. The
irSiON ROOMS No ses Broadway, BY n "a MiLCoA
q eas2a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-19

New-Cranada.-Any kss.sa Of Sood moral ehsr'eter
-, r'.h 10 yGs ('od Regions e New 0rsBsis can
- p.yty who returning 20 that country
h. o. aimed BY sdIressrg litter, postpaid % nh"
81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-19

Members ef The Minn.Yss ~ NJ ToWS GOTs
',... si.s. THIS (satudsyl evening, APfr - At No
- n ~ Tic Associstien vii positively e've newfoh
- 80 ~ N rum tho DEPOT ecTner Centre al White sts
sFFh - A. y 49, ". WILDE, SC.
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v omen ..........s.... y
Total .0}f

Tho following Schedule will show the numbers to eeoa State
s!d during each month together with the Nationality;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-19

g. T.rs.t corner Of Ceutfrsf \. f.Ths Orlce stab
-. - Nv The Coum-sioue 4 Engrs'on where slwsys
- fsrd lsyxr number Of LABOkEAs and SERVANTS Il
y.ry o f..es wage and Tecrs can Lave their ords hsd
Nv 70 The supents rten and sending the amount Dso
10 Say passage the pao required No fees CHARGED
70 en- ployerr. jASiES r fApAN, o1pcfin'onSof'-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-19

Exrrn n arge Trecs.-FHLII TEFF y IaTff 6lol IN
-. s,a,e snd ORNAMENTAL TREES including Norway
s. ruee Ctker Kv,Tse.ns 70 - foot for Immediate nS
uett Priced Catalogues lcI applicants -
~ r. ,o,. on Ma, 60 WIN K PRINCE & Co,
tiV"'"e - - Flushing N Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-19

sd w hee.sie GOeeiThs subscriber no. Prs
urnsh Brandy Favoiing which needs % De s1iec
or to pure SPINS without AM other Auditor sns zee -
Cosnse brandy produced either eark oEPasi o. s1 49, ~
presd hquors ob'a:red Japh.s hHe - -, -os -
Whk, Appe Cherry and Pesck BFa14 "a -. nos eondsn
trsted essences and prepared lq1Sf SgYR NJ o.
Maitrrlare
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-19


p The business Of the Clearing House to-day was
sc4,735,OOo.
The Annual Report of the Cleveland and Pittsburgh
Railroad has just appeared. We have only room to-
day for the annexed extracts:
LIE income of the CompanY durin4 the year has
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-19
bpeeial Notiees.

Po.t.OOice Notice-Tbe MAILS for EUROPE. vi
SOUTHAMPTON srd BREMEN, per United Ststes s,eame
va ~HINGTON, will close at Ills Office on SATURDAY.
APP. >, at Il ! O'clock g. m . .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-19

Man now ThyseIf.-Prof FOWLER lectures EVERY
~ ENlNG this week Continental ALL OF 9Th av ana
s4tbs "a o'clock Admittalce l2i cents Examinations
with full descriptions OF Character daily 81
No. 8 Broadw az. near Duane St
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-02-29

BHHtKxo rP 90 ICE oFPosIrE CISonxku- TERKIEc
srESrs-We copy the following from the Cincinnati Com
mercial Of the ash instant:
The great ice bridge across the Ohio was destroyed
YESTERDAY, after fythree days duration. We regret
announce however, that the desuction o. property Is inn
mens,-mnch greater than anticipated
Durug the twelve hours ending 81 dusk Saturday
evening the river abOat Ave inches All the
ceboand Al the evee and in the harbor the mouth Of
Licking river had raised steam and 10 complete
working order, in anticipation o. The longIookedfor
brenking Up.
About IN O'Clock on Saturday night shrieks from he
shrl whistles snd iong Of The boat bells gave
the signal That the ice moving Notwithstanding the
late hour The excitement immense and in few minutes
the boau thoroughly manned with Efficient crews.
The ice IN the Ohio oppe the levee moved distance Of
Rsqunre or two, when II hgsin gorged.
All was quiet until sbOnt m yesterday, when the
ICE 10 Liking commenced moving gorging four
I've let high ~ the mouth but started again about eleven
O'Clock taking the Of the iOschanss cat BY order
Of See committee short time since
The Commercial thea proceeds give account Of The
immense destructive Of property which ensusd. Ten
were sunk and several Others or less in
jured.