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New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-14
CELEBRATION or ST. PATRICK'S DAY
A REPORTER EXPELLED.

meeting of delegates from the Irish Civic Socie-
ties Of this city held last evening at Montgomery
Hall in Prince street for the purpose of perectng ar
engagements for the celebration Of St Patrick 3 Day.
The President, Mr. GAYSOR, occupied the chair.
Before proceeding 20 business Mr.. CUSHING desired
TO call the attention Of the delegates to the report OF
the last meeting of the delegates which was published
in The Ne- York Express. lie said the report was
Tissue of fasehoods designed to hold the meeting up
to Iidcule.
Mr.. CRossOS said the proceedings were reported
correctly in the other papers and the representations
of TIE Ezpress could do no harm.
The reporter Of The Express was desired to with
draw, but be declined doing so unless the meeting
vof ed to that effect.
Mr. CARROLL, after pitching into The Er77ress and
exposing the manner in which that sheet ridcules
those to whom they are opposed, moved that the Re
porter be expelled. The motion was adopted unanl-
mOusly.
The Reporter, looking very much like whipped
cur took his hat and travelled At the door he turned
said, it "yery singular that Irshmen should
expt an Irisbman."
The PRESIDENT remarked that he hoped he the
Reporter would never come among them again.
1he president announced that the celebration had
been postponed until the oath inst.
This has been decided upon on account OF prospect
of better condition of the streets, and al objection
by some to turn out on Holy Week.
The military, Goth regiment, Col. Ryan, and 9th
regiment Col Pitkin have been ordered to parade on
the 10hinst.
The Committee were requested 10 confer with the
officers of the regime nts and request them to postpone
thtr parade to the cath inst.
Aid. Doherty, the Chairman, Mr.. Gaynor and Sec
rttaIy were appointed a Committee to wait on the
Mayor ard city officials, and invite them to inspect
the procession.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-14
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK.. March IS.
Cleared.

Ships-De Witt Clinton Funk, Liverpool, Taylor Rich
Fviug Cloud Reynard San Francisco, Grnne, Mntur Co
Barks-A Cooper, Rollins, Leghotn, C. G. Duncan Coz
Fish Philips Cardenas ~ Rio Pauchita Stone Gibraltar
Hamilton Co ;America MikeD, Cardenas, Mora Nayero
Jasper Bennett Charleston Durham Dimon
Brigs-Elise (MeclL), Neinan, Cowes Funch Meigcke
Augrs.a (Oden) Heine, Brsmen Hennngs Muller Cos
ling J. p Eeott, Grant, CAYENNE z. Dow Isaiah Br
FITZGERALD. St John, n. B. J. Picard C) Mystic, tish ST.
MsTbs, Small OOd Anderson L Co.
Schconeis-Wm H. Smith, Alden, Wilmington, Dolner
Potter; Prowess Hulse Baltimore Mailer Lord Qlereau;
John Cestine Johnson Charleston Scranton Talnani Blue
Nose (Br j. Mcdonald, Halifax, Wheewrsht Col Norfolk
Mobile Sturges ClearHau C. PendetOn, Stroud, New Lon
don, Terry Young; Amelia, Rockhll, Pkilalelphia Van
Slaght; Enchautfess Janye Savannah, McCready
Mott Co. NOant Pierce, Alexandria NJ Bedell; Ashland
Brsich Alexandria Abbott Dode Co LenFa Jane Young
Phadeph Jas Hand; w. +. Cstterfeld Sale Norfolk
Brown De Rossett.
sloopsWaren s'annsrd New Haven, nasteri Deep River
SLOW, NeW-Hsyen, Terry Young.
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DIED.

BIALEY-On Tuesday, March II. CAROLINE BAILEY, a.
No. s. DOufla street, Brooklyn, aged 10 years.
TIE remains inferred IA the Cemetery Of the Evereers
DIAMOND-Suddenlv, Thursday, March IS, SARAH ;,
wife OF Peter H. Diamond in the "a year Of her age.
Tie friends g. the family invited ateHd the funeral n
(Frdsyl afternoon at - o'clock from hss ae residences No
q Hammond street. without further invitation.
kAAR-On Wedr esday Nc7h r. ELLEN, widow OF the late
Joshua NaAr in the 75th year Of her age
The relatives aud friends Of the family also those Of her sonn
law MI Frederick : Schessinzc respectfully invited
eend her funeral from her late residence No. ~ White
street tins Flaayl afternoon al oeoe. without further
RANpLl-0n TUESDAY morning March IL Of con yru,nop,
GdAkLES HARVEY RANDALL L. eldest son OF Sarnue! 5
m kaneslI; ssed q years, months ard rs dAys
The friends and sequaintances OF be family are esractv IN
vTs 70 SEQ hs funeral from No 80 East Thirty street
ROsFNCRANTZ-On Tlur.s,v NJ "a - :, -
ShLiA r. "a TARDSEh sl wife Of l. D. Rossncrsntz
Due notice OF the funeral will be gwen IN Saturiav rs,a
SLY-On Wednesday evening Marrb 10 Sop,,.y = =
John C. and Charlotte " sly Asea y.sr poo1S "a "a % %
days. ''' '1'A'N' ~" -
The relatives and friends or the family are invita- .
tho funeral his sspeoI 2eseck Iou ll2 Leop.5a go,
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TO ARRIVE.
Pn,seu0ers Sailed

In Stam.hip 4-eiea from Boston , Lirerpooi-Horace
Cummings s. Stratton, Geo G. Tucker L. Lambert John
Csrmicbse and ID. Heywood of Bostoa DR. A. HHi aud
wife and Miss Hill of worcesteri Capt T. j. Colby Of Sa -
bury T. Marsh SpTinefed Mrs Aun Bradley OF Rhode
Island Cart s. Davis Portland, w. j. Lcwis, Robert
DeIbershe B. Ulman Ewes J. Duke and Hetet OF New
York T. L. Parkoe Of Philadelphia Capt j. g. Breck OF south
Caroline Young wife nfiut and Ferguson and
Frecerick H. Fowler ST John, N b.; q. Lamar aud H. w
Austen OF Montreal Miss Matilda Armstrong Of Dublin, g.
Goldie Wn S,auer and j. Maxwell wife aud chnd OF En-
gland Fowie Germany, Antonio Anset aud Alberto
ibaner Of New Grnaoa; joaquin Ameida residence no
giveD-5s For HgiVar-George b. Mofat and j. T. Seaman
of Boston r. Lancaster &. r. Ray Of Chester
Anra Durpee of Yarmouth X Sunderland and wife Mrs New
and friend J. Whi'fod, ]. Ellison K Freeman Tho'
5. Whitman, II H. Fuller, NJ G. SetteTy and J. w Hall OF
Halifa, W. Dayis OF Pictou, ~ A T. Mcdonald of Tor
ontO-l9 Total 81
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-14
FIR E 8.
FIRE IN CHRISTOPHER STREET.

About q O'Clock yesterday afternoon =. nre broke
out in the stable rear of No. l3s Christopher street.
owned and occupied by David Crane. The fire e1-
tended TO some wood sheds IN the rear Of No. l72
Amos street, owned by y. c. Lilenthal. Total loss
about sl0o. No insurs,lce.
FIRE To'r OF TENTH STREET.
The alarm az pron yesterday was occasioned oy me
burning Of p fence in the shP-yard Of W. H. "eoo'
foot Of Jt1th street +. K. Damage shght.
=. FIRE rs HCDsOs STREET
nzo,clock Yesterday afternoon a fire occurred IN
uho brid;no No. 237 Hudson street, owned by John
Mo1,,vye miner mart occupied as dwelling, lower
part as millinery store. Damage 70 the aloun' %
sbop s75 was sustained before the flames were SUD-
du.d The fire originated in a closet but how OF 10
n,hst manner is unknown. Insured 1880 on stock
ard furniture.
FIRE ~ CLINTON STREET.
An attempt was made yesterday afternoon to burn
,be dwellnp.bouse No. lsl Clinton street, by some
miserable scoundre The fire was discovered IN a
closet in an unoccupied apartment on the first floor,
ard was extngushed with few pals OF water by the
negbbors. About three weeks ago fire occurred IN
the salae closet but how or in wha, manner s I'M
known. The case is under investigation by the Fire
Marshal. No arrests have yet been made, although
suspcioDs are entertained against certain parties.
FALSE ALARMS.
The alarm at o'clock last night was occasloned by
the explosion of a camphene lamp at No. 40 Pearl
street. No damage.
At O'Clock the same night window curtain took
fire in the building No ls6 First avenue but no dam
age of consequence sustained
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-14
Passengers Arrived

N Ste1nship NOrtern Light from San JudaE. L. Morgar
and LADY Mrs J. Cammet H. J. Homd NJ F. Crawford c. 5
Morris, J. w. shel'On L. j. Duton R. Brown and lady
b. Cassin T. Eyeritt n Baldwin, R. Cusoe, H. $. Fitch
John Ludsm, R; X Cummings, W w Jamis3n, s Poriy
Amos Hart Mrs. Hoyt and insn j. A. Smith, 7. H. Smith
Jas X Woods, Mrs Curtis. L. P Griggs A. s. Rigs, D. D.
Bum j. {. werley, w F. Trak, Alfred Bromley Mr. Ma.
tar and Lady Peter Ress Samuel Martin j. c. Smith j. H.
wilson c. c. Hicks, c. Janett, E. v Luther, VIII Morri
John w. Rider Chas f. A. Kausman j. w McApin Mathew
Hale A. j. Morrison and 225 in stesrsge.
la earthip Ericsson. from Bdrre-Rev g. NJ. Bradley aud
lady NJ Hisn and lady Maj b. Schmidt Baron de st Mart
Mr. Alien NJ Pednner, S. King, g. Barren c. Chnse II. Re
cent {. Omunr, A. Lscher, A Fuscher, Maj. c. Noa @.
Foube A Sauert D. Goussard, c. Guelmanis ID. Pardes
NJ
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Arrived.

L " steamship Granada Griffin New Orleans 5.h inst.
and Sth lust mdse and pass. 20 u .. Roberts oh
inst l6 Ion. 70 iC passed ship showing red swallow
:a sgusl with il day, a. P. u, spoke bark Ena,
70. Neg-York.
L. s steamship Northern Light, Warnock San Juan del
Norte. March Z. udse snd 10 {. Morgan
Steamship Ericsson Lowber, Hayre Feb . nd.e 70 Dll-
ham Co Sailed IN cOmpeny wiki steamer bA;elons ri
westerly gales since leaving lon 5 saw large quantities 0' c'
Shin Ncenie lof Ch.saton) John on Charleston days,
cotton snd rice TO STcaord. Tles'on Co.
Bsrk Lincoln (of P0land) Herman, Rio Janeiro o. dsy'
in ballast 70 Ray BroA 9Th inst La. So TO- lou " o. spoke
bark fremont fo Boston Robbins from POaePrnce tor
York who reports the captain To-
died previous 10 leaving ports was IN waut OF uis
there being one well board 20 steer the vessel e
with yellow fever; hsi buried one naa
~, Re ~ lust cent one board 70 assist h work
r tie vessel port The L. expeFeAeea he-'y "eatner on
B,rG Il BueEnam of Boston,. wight, Nueyi'as Il days
-ol.,se. ceSsr &c 20 T. u Son 9th inst; lat. 25
lon ~ s. spoEe bris Wm I. Dusan. s:g S.S.E.
Brig A. Hayford (of Bsngorl, Bartlett Prince Feb.
"a loewcoi 10 Vose Livingston Co. Expereucrd heavy
weather y. Of HsfieTas; spit sails. ~.
Schr Danyie, Chester, Richmond days -four, &C. 70 C. II.
Pierscn.
schr GsllegO, Smith Richmond days four &C., to c. H.
sehr Mary Dewey Davis Edenton " c. corn 70 J. O. WI.
lems. 4h Inst large schooner brig
Egg Haoor with both topmas aud boOm she appeared
10 he dec e1en ard but shor. tine in that posioa
DAYS. oranges 10 7. GiInartin
sehr Csiovs Brown Wilmington, NC via Newport naval
stores 10 master.
Propeller Charles osgood Smith Providence.
Propeller }. " harris, Smith, New London.
SAILED Ships Wm B. Travis Moss for Galveston Flying
cloud Tor San Francisco and anchored at Qasrautine
WlND-DErne the day, from W.S.W. to NV.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-14
MARRIE ..

LOOMS -BLAND--In Exeter Osego County Thursday,
March by lder X. $ Dean DANIEL G. LOOMS OF Bur
lngton, and Miss ELEANOR Ann BLAND OF the former
place.
NITC HELL-HULL-On Tuesday, Feb. 10, IN De Ruvter,
Madison County, by hsmselycs, Mr. ALFRED MITCHELL
and Miss Fl ia A. BULL, both o: De RuYter
SANDFRSON-BY RON-On Wednesday evening. Feb. IS,
AZ Wauwa;osa. Milwaukee County Ws, By the Re 5. A.
KngbuIy, Nj EDW. SANDERSON Of Milwaukee, % Miss
+. A. BYRON, only daughter Of VIM H. Byron Of Wauwa-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-14
Copartnership Notifies.

DISSOLUTION OfPARTNERsHlP:-Jo II
LE COUNT having purchased the entire interest OF
CDARLEs l. STRO NG Ia the firm Ollie CouNrk STRONG.
said firm is this day dissolved ~, =, A..,..,. .,
..j S,,, - J. j. LIE COUNT.
s. E,.,,,.eo rsh teys CHARLES l.. STRONG.
J. j. LIZ COUNT will continue the BOOK Stationery Se"s-
psrer and Periodical business npon his tucvdeAI
,he , e. oIS ON " 49, J. J. LIE COUNT.
TNHE COMPREHENSIVE between the Sub
i ,cribers. ander the firm Of YELvERToN FELLOWS.
sAfN'' ~ HFSRY YELyERTON Special Partner.
aSSEEE sSSEET IEFyEEHEo5%Sss, Z FFEHo%s esnsr. Frt..u.
CHARLES w SNlFFEN,)
EewYork February lst, 1855
THE UNDERSIGNED Will continue the WHoLcsALA
GROCERY aud COMMISSION business, at tSe store oIney
arcured by Yeveron Fellows, Nos Ss and ~ rss,Ns|'
unjsr the frn OF YELVERT0N, WALKER \ SNFfAH
s--o ~ 49, ROBERT YELVERTON
STEPHEN G. WALKER,
CHARLES w. SNIfFEN.
New York. February Jet, lSj6
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-14
u,rLe,s PeporfpI bv TeiegrdDh.

NEw.ORLE.xs March ll-COTToS market dropping sses
to-day bales easier but not quotaby lower prices O'
articles unchanged. ,e1i. .,ias %.
MARCH 1.-THE CoTToS market to-day .teeole sess TO-
day SEQ balee Mddlng 9d9ic. Sterling EXCHANGE ST.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-14
TO DEP

P.ltic From New ork March Is. For Liverpool.
irnior From New Work. March IT,. For Gibraltar.
kfyca' 49, From New York March 49,. For Liverpool:
1aorgo Law From New York March ~. For AspinwAll
FJir5grgh From New York. March q. For Glasgow.
Us,r,.,,n From New. York March D. For Bremen, Re
Norrii Light From Newly March a. For san juan
49, Fron1 ston.... March 2S. For Liverpool.
Queker City From New York. March zsFor Liverpool
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-14
NEJEJERSEY ITEMS.

Tyr FIRE DEPAkrNEST.-Tha Jersey City Com
- Coune AZ meeting adopted resolution - purchase
lt IN he ssooLd IN the Fourth Ward, upon
witch engneouses The lota are not 10 cost more
sfsn 200 each resolution adopted also 20 purcbsse
ro for the Of The FIRE Department
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-14

SCnOOL EXIMINATIONS.--I Ht JtIoty NIIJ ooIIOJI
progressing Inc different classes are
examined by Committee Of i've members OF the
Board Of Education which Committee Mr. Slater b Chair
sau Last different classes in Public School No J.,
IN Y6rk street examined ad Monday and Tuesday
the Public Reception Exhibition took place wnch me
nerabers Of the Of Educatisn snd number citizens
attended This week the classes in Public School NO se
bps examined and Monday and Tuesday next the fno
Reception and Exhibition will take place at the now school
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-14

The interest due on the 18th inst. on the second
Mortgage Bonds of the Cleveland and Mahoning
Railroad Company will bf paid at the office of Messrs.
Ward Campbell & Co., No. AZ William street.
The Phoenix Fire Insurance Company has declared
semi annual dividend ofIO T. cent payable on demand.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-14

COFFEF-A moderate business has been done full prices
holders all kinds exhibit hrness sales Of 5000 blss
Rio 2dl2c. From New-Orean We learn Of sa'es since
Lonsca.s last statement Of Is go bags RIO mostly IL
stock here Of Rio il sbo u ~ go taes-
FLOUR AND MEAL-Sry marset for the low grades Of
State ard Western Flour v08. 10 uuder the uuayOr
able sdces BY the Arabia The demand for shipping has sub
iully mainly the medium and both gsdes, the Iies of
Western Canal 1890 bbs S6 7Jd +7 for common 70
good state and supene Michigan with few sers 81 our u
side figures; ~ l ~ 20 for supernne Indiana aud Upper
LAKE, - ~ 8 for GOOD superhne aud low gaie
Of Ohio and S b2 10 81 for extra Genesee. Caue-
81. for orcaa best brands Southern Flour - % lower
AID quiet inquiry coui Ing good brands sales
co bbls az ~ 8. J for mixed % good standard
brands Alexandra Bstnore City Mills and Ho%srI
extra Rye Flour quiet IS 2 f5 f1e and super
Mea is tm sales 81 jbls Jesey q - 90 and Bran
DIVINE a. Bucawhest Flour is steady AZ - 85G - II
i6r l(o ns.
FsH-DIy Cod unchanged Maeks'el are more active
81 former fIces the salcs are not large. .- ,
GRAIN-Iu Wheat little doing and prees se non4i
nay lower s.le Of eco bush red soIiaesh ~
81 Rive quie and nominal az 81 l'g = IL Tor '.tn
ern and IL for southern store baTey Is hrui ana IA IA
reouest sas ~ 100 push .ood ful rOwed = ate g. - -
, are ann and keavv-the supply are sales q yersey a.
ys SEC Southern a. Sic state a. ~ c eld eefh ~
Co. owertbe inquiry less ec'iFei he
sunni, il large ard daily iucreasDE there i lttle inquiry ~
- - % 600 bush 66 469 for SOa heFn mixed 20
IL = Wes,ern mixed 59c for Southern white, and o,
for southern yellow. White Beans Ia limited request
AZ : 75df 50 &, bush
GIiSSY-CLOfH remains steady; a, Boston ssles were
al. of 100 bales st lSc. 8 mos
HIDEs-Tte market s very firm, and the supply con
,. the kinds The Bueuos Ayres here
ave withdrawn from the market No Rio Grsnde. Of Ango.-
,ra been sold ~ 2+c. which prlee there
. coed demand The gteek h 10 coo.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-14

BURGLARY. The residence OF X ". Case, No. 20
Clinton street u, entered by boys "Wednesday sfer'
noon soie n eseom watches and yyer sraostng
over 500 ia value, and escaped unietected.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-14
Cnstie MARKET.

BALTINoaE, Thursday, March I3 70. ,
CArrLE-he number of Beeyes offered to-day was ~ oI
which $50 driven Eastward and the remainder SOLD -
sIO 80 net HoGs-The supply small but hne sales a'
aS 25 q cgt.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-14

IMMATURE sLMASAc......rHIs
SUy-Rses..G:l3l Ses.......6:06 MooN-S Sets... 2:20
HIGH WATER.............THIs DAY.
Sandy Hook .l2:S9 Gov Island. lag HellGste..I $40
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-14
Markets. .CAErrr11Y REPORTED FOR THE TRIBUNE.

THURSDAY, March IL.
ASHES-The market unsettled and quiet for Pots 80
7jQ IS s7l Pearls steady and plenty 81 IS
20.
COTTON-Under the Arsbas the market is az least C.
lower and holders anxious sellers this abatement Tas
business Las been but moderate estimated generally az go
t..es We quote ss follows:
4
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-14

SHoPLHTiSe.-Three colored women, narned May
Ann Murray E!izseeh Hunt and Lsu,a Jones. We. ;u
before Jrsi re jacobs yesterday, the charge 81
pair Of icrs from the Of Mr. WhiehOsss "a
street. be acc u,ed parties wereTeut TO the feieenay
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-14
Whalers.

rr from Capt Carver (of ship Lancaster of Nov'Bei-
sl ,sTorts her az Wbyootscke Nov H. al we'll bound 20
New Zealand srerm whaling.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-14
SUPERIOR couRT-M,Kcm Is.-BefOro Chief Justice

jas. Moore sgt J. J. Wes,ervelt late Sheriff
This was an action charging the defendent for neg
leet OF duty Sheriff Of the City and County OF NeyYo
This h the fourth m Of the cause which is July reported aud
the grounds stated whereon trial ord cred IN Duer S.
flshuf owned load OF l6l board Of schooner
eata lying in this port, TO possession OF which he
poethts suit against Lewis Hoffman Of the Calcutta
IN September 1873 made clam for the delivery of The
which The Sheriff defendant in this sedcn enforced
W Gsb possession q the coaleavng t. however hs
vessel Before the panta suretes justified the vessel wss
s9pk N storm plaintiff then demanded the coal of the sheriff
ouete1 20 deNtrn on promise Of indemnity for
m Isisps but not otherwise Hoffman and the Plaintiff ss
ht sst on an agreement 70 look 20 the Sheriff r damages
pursuance OF which this suit oomrnereea bn ns,g
raised the coal ami when the wharf saera orea 70 de-
liver a, ard tei dered him the OF this snit Wv "
Ihn setion brought under s 28 OF e Cole which r,A..
the shers's duty 70 keep property reuevisd In secrs
r ns Sherin insists taa the damage ii sny caused
o. God without tsl, bis part; aud tha, his tender
s sna costs with he seesptancs d the coal By plain
nn discharged him from al liability - ~ W. - '
by stipulation between the eop1.sl .h c, h.,,e3 ,ha
% Ss ~ was made out aud that the only question
", 'ae,n 20 decide was ss % the amount Of damages
understood that, uess ths esse be- pTsyensy settled II
Suotes charge Sealed verdi,t -
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-14
FAMILY Marketing.

The following table gives the retail price Of the
principal articles Of Farm Produce in the City OF New
Yoyk ON Thursday, March 10:
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-14

ATTEv7rED HIGHWAY RoBEERT-A gentleman
named Arnold while passing over the Ismsici Pi4nkrosd
WeDe,1ay evening was stopped BY two foot pe' who de-
nanoeS some money Instead Of drswng his pV Mt A.
drew pistol and fred when his sssaS1s t"o hAsy leave
C1e Of them. IL 10 suIposed. was wounded-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-14
COURT CALENpARrH1sD, nav

SuPRIxE CouRT-CRcUIT-Nos 4l9 1889 l74s,
NJ M siS lSso 21s lsCs 1901 1882 2,ss 2OOe s6s s2 7s
1As ssss $3.50 1885 iib 1884 SrrcIAL TSssSs s.a AZ
,s "a ra iSS lea, IL % IS s, as Sc, so 81 sI iOS
feSs 49, otSksAL TERM.-No. ~ New Reservoir.
SuPER'os CouRr-Nos. l72, 757. lol, lOs. 500.
s sts ~ s ss sSs @l lei2 iolt lols Ios, los iOai
50 sso, iss is I lea, OS 1884 lOs 1885 oS1 los Sss
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-14
Receipts Of Produce.
MARCH |
Ocean Steamers

Ry Ere Rdilrodd-l7ls bags GTan, I,4IJ Ndes Lea
rolls Leather, SIS sacks Flour.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-14

Tvy sC.sy OF AID TYRRELL.--The claim OF AID.
samuel r. T1re 60 the jersey City Board Of Alder
nen was argued Supreme Court Trenton Oh IhuTsosy
a.s The dee isiop IL reserved until the June term
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-14

Pas nxc Ran MeSEY.-A woman named Catharihe
MsQu a. go h,osslt before Justice Jse bs yesterday 90
charge 81 pss,ns rod bin at tse grocery NO. -V
Gran Isrrrpt Held
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-14

TIE CIrou1r rouRr-Judge Strong being absent
..i..Ir % the Genera Term in EewYO.k Judge
E1eb~l os-ped Se Circuit Court yesterday morning Inc
e.ltndsr was od business being really the Court
sojourd t fs morning when from No 81 10 No oi HsI-
xiye will be e..led
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-14

Tpy Board OF EDUcATlo' -fta 6oiloving gentle
osn were last night sppoin' ~ he soaTd of Eda
ssoa for the ensuing " Iy 6s Common cog9 j. GFes1 w
gooa . - 4 p. sty. De HS,t & ps5.ob, Fteb
Taylor Char. zoe rsile John NJ Pheis, r. ~ Whiting F
an6 ysmes B.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-14

,Ayss. Consisting Of Aid. Oakley, Smith and Wal.
~ aer brief consideration Of the subject, rep rted
r,nnosed bin by the Legislature, and sution was
passed 10 that effect unanimously.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-14

SUPREME COURT-GENERAL TERM-MARcH lS-BeoTe
Justices STRoNG ROOSEVELT, ChERXg and DAWES
The matter of the New Reservoir came up. L. Il.
Shepard, es Corporation Counsel moved the confirmation Of
the Commissioners Report assessing the damages for lands
taken Cor this purpose For various property holders
Der Of gentlemen Mess Jas Brady Tom Fullerton Phelps
Bosrdman, aud others, appeared
PesdDs their arguments the Court adjourned to Friday
Ill a.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-02-09
HOW ARD ASSOGIAriUN,
PHILADELPHIA.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
VHSO all persons afflicted with Sexual dis.

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENTS E
THSOs all persons afflicted with Sexual dis.
"a ease, such as SpermatorrhGa Seminal Weak
ness Impotence Gonorrh6a, elect Syphilis, the vice
of Onanism or SelfAbuse &C., &c.
The Howard Association, IN view of the awful de-
struction of human life and health caused by Sexual
Diseases and the receptions practised upon the unfor
ed their Consulting Surgeon, as charitable act, wor
thy of their name to give medical advice gratis to all
persons thus afflicted who apply by letter, with de-
scrption of their condition. (age occupation habits
of life, &C., and, in of extreme poverty and
suffering To- furnish medicines free OF charge. 2
The Howard Association IS benevolent lnSttu
ton established by special endowment for the relief
of the sick and distressed, afflicted with "Vrulent
and Epidemic diseases" and its funds be used for
no other purpose. 1t has now surplus of means
which the Directors have voted to expend in adyerts
ing the above notice 1t is needless TO add that the
Association commands the highest Medical skill OF
the age and will furnish the most approved modern
treatment. Valuable advice also given to sick and
nervous females, afflicted with Womb Complaints,
Leucorrhoea, DC.
Just published, by the Association, report on
Spermatorrhea, or Seminal Weakness, the vice of
0nanism Masturbation or Self Abuse. and other dis
Of the Sexual Organs, with an account OF the
errors and receptions of quacks and valuable advice
to the afflicted, by the Consulting Surgeon. A copy
of the above report will be sent by mall Tin sealed
enyeope free of charge on the receipt of two stamps
for postage.
Address Dr. GEO r. CALHOUN, Cor sulting Sur
geon Howard Association. No. q South Ninth street,
philadelphia Pennsylvania.
BY order of the Directors,
EZRA d. HEARTWELL President
GEo. FAIRoHILD, Secretary.