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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-30

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate OF
sns HAVING claims ssainst the Estate Of SAMUEL d. VAN
DENBERGH Of the City Of New York dcesssd to pre-.
the with vouchers thereof to the suo>cTbr al ms
Office No ol From, the City Of New York on or before
III. lot day Of August nexDated Newiori the 18Th day Of
January. ls5. JAMES v rhHhSAN
a2g law6nTh. bSocWor'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-30

OfFicL or TINE ANEncAN GuASo CoarASY}
EEwYosE April q. 1887 J
NOTICE is hereby given that SPECIAL
IN MEETING Of the Stockholders Of this Company win b.
n..t Al 10 O'clock m ff the purpose of Organizing uudes
the General Law recently passed by the Legislature Of this state
The Tsner Books will b. closed on the second day OF Ma,
next.
BY order Of the Trustees
A. q. BENSON,
President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-30

CENTRAL r. X. Co OF NEwJERsEY.(
NEwYosK, April Is, 1857. )
nIVIDEED.-Tbe Board Of Directors have this
~ day declared Semi Annual Dividend Of " PER CENT,
payable TO the Stockholders in stock and AFTER the III day Of
May The transfer books will be closed from the nth inst
till the 9Th day Of May next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-30

CUPREME COURT.-COUNTY'o KINGS
y William Murphy as.ips Jane, ,os
money demand on conr.es-tCom. no. ID .:
III. com pls MT /, this acton which We. this Gay nee -
the Csrk the County a Kinss q tas .y - n. AZ
sont.snt on u. .ab.ber h OfSs, Ne 10 AI IA.
II aid city within twenty day. afsr the md II ,o.
m 70 sn.ws n. aid -hin II. time .SIs..s the
psu6 Judgment sssnt ysu iof sns Ps,s.r one
thousand eight hundred and hfty seven '<'o' VIC " ~
setion.-Dsfed April 10 le51 oxn,r p,.,rs,, Attorney
ss hAhN No ITO Atlantic s., brooklya-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-30

CONTINENTAL Bank, NsW.foRki fth APru' 1891. :,
CAPITAL STOCK, 81, 500, 00O to be increased
~ 10 Board Of Directors Of the Continental
Bank In view Of it's increasing business and In pursuance oil
the authority conferred them by the Articles Of Assostou
have decided the Capital Stock BY an
Of Five Thousand additional Shares n one hundred dol
srs each which shall be subject ali respects the rpus
conditions and limitations in said Articles contained ano
declared with respect to the shares existing . ,
The Officers Bank having been duly authorized BY the
hereby notice that accordance with such decision
.pS with the said Articles they viii open Books Of Subscription
and receive subscriptions 18Th day Of June next be-
tween the hours Of O'Clock aud O'clock M at the
aid bank City YORK. from al persons who sas
,pp,ar Be registered that day the books Of the Bauk
Share the said Continental, Bank In the proportion Of
me Of the increased Capital Stock At "
three shares then held by them respectively
The amount subscribed and not paid the time OF ssescrP
ton will be payable the lot day Of July next when eer'
,stes will be issued. :,
Such portion Of the additional Five Thousand Shares sna
shareholders within ten days after the said
18th day Of June will b. dsed Of for the benefit Oh the As
~riation
The Transfer Book. will be closed from the 18th day Of June
the sixth (6th) day Of July, both inclusive
w T. HOOKER, President.
b. r. WARNER, Cashier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-30

IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate
II H. C,n,v n, N,v.Yort notice is hereby given 10 all
p.r,on. having claims against TGHE DAVEY late OF the
tty Nevyork deeesed 20 present the same WIN
yeof 20 the ,b-ribe at Once OF James w White NO
81 Lbertys in the City New York. OF before the "a
~ las OWEN McCABE.
49, ELLEN BEEDEM,
ooiyenoTb. Adi,inistrator and Administrators, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-30

SAVAGE AssAULT-AErE-MoRTEaE EXAMINATION
On the night of April H. a man named Patrick Coyle
was attacked at his boarding house in the Seventh
avenue aud beaten 70 severely that he will probably
never recover. Coroner Connery yesterday held an
ant. -inorteul examination from which We make the
following selections
MICHAEL CoYIr being sworn and sdmonished es to the
horrible crime OF telling aseho0d AMI he being conn
dent tina, h. about appear before his God depo.e'
and .ays: | lived With Mrs. Csthanne hesgher, No.
AS Sey, nth avenue, for year aud halt am
Waterman on the Brosdwsy stare line Easter Tuesday
night at about O'Clock in from the stable and IN
tended stop for little while in IN. house James tryer and
ouue, OF fe.n oth-rs in Mrs heaghers hack roo
where there patty and without any PROV
pushed the and caught me by the
back Of and he and al his party struck me on the
head hled FREELY they held up al the time they were
beating me David Nell rushed from the back room " my
assistance but Fryed caught hold Of him and stopped
him they ur my head and face were so sweed and
blood that could not any OF them don't
know hspptned at.rwaTd until went % bed Doctor
can to three days after Was b. aen and attended me- al
ter the besg understood, the party broke up: don't
know eny Of the rho beat but James Fen solemn
IL him why h. should beat and
IA b;s nsy.v his
r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-30

NEN YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD SEVEN
~ PER CENT BONDS-Tb- snd-r-isn~d of.t fof sale the
SEVEN PER CENT COUPON BONDS Of this COMPANY
Gate issur having twenty years Interest payable
seni annually The dr-t day. Of Februsry and August
DUNCAN SHERMAN L co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-30

CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY OF NEW
~ JERsEYNohee !. hereby given that the AT1gs MEETING
Stockholders Of this Company for the ELECTION OF
NINE DIRECTORS for the year ensuing viii be
held at the Office Company At Elzabothport N j.
MONDAY the Attn day Of May next between tine hours oil u
o'clock H. and o'clock p.
The Transfer Books the Company will be closed ten day.
previous 80 the day OF Election.
BY order Of the Board O. NJ MlLLlGAS, Secretary.
EhsabethpoTt, April IA. 1857.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-30
MICHAEL Il COYLE.


David O'Ne depo.ed-I board with Mrs heashrr have
known Nj Coyle about FIVE years there was party si
house on Tuesday night the men invited were
Thomas Doap Bernard Dolan James Doian Tate smith, WIN
Bernard Dolaus wife and sister inlaw Anne smith and m9n.r
and Mr.. Tate Smith and others the party comnencsd
O'clock in the evening Mr. Coyle came in that night ABOUT
o'clock leaving me the stable at the nei returned ABOUT
III and came into the the party from the rear
Coy cam. in the bach when entered Fryer ana
Others and returning TO the dancer ON AZ n- time
md meeting Coye the door and entering 10 IN. sore aey
dnyy,d him into and beat him rushed TO Coyes az
s,sc bv. wss M, by Fryer who caught by the neck
and bis nails into neck aud Kicked me- sot 9ut o. m
bd and was then the back yard when entered
again Fryer his knee seemingly Miss Catherns
NrsRh and bis hand rasd her vas then obliged 20
nm cut for thew all attacked and after me 70 lhirty
street and Seventh avenue where compelled TO rln
into the stable and c!ose 1t upon myself
C.hsripr GALWAY Mr. Hessh.s daughter who present
during the above transaction, eoroboIated the :atmenH
Of and ON,iu and edded that Frye and the 0H@s
threat. ned to kill her and the other women
DR. Philip H. Matthew who attended Coye said that he
wa ins,psib.e thrve days and In mortal dansr
The Jury found that Fye Corcoran Aedade ana o'hefs
rulty Of the assault upon Coye
terdsy 70 avail. the result Of Coyle's Injuries.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-30

TERRI .HAurE, ALTON AND ST LOUIS RAILROAD Co:
HNHE INTEREST due on the LIST of May On the
Il TEN PER CENT SINKIN0-FUND BONDS OF this Com
paIy and the SECOND MORrGAGE BONDS OF ", tne
BLiLEVILLE AND ILLINOISrOWN RAILROAD COM
PANY will be paid after that day at the Once Of the
Company, No le WlliamIt. e. MURDOCH treasurer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-30

/ the CATAwISsA wILLIAGsPORr AND ERIE
RAILROAD COMPANY, due on LIST proxmo Will Ne paid on
presentation at the Office the Company No Ais Walnut g.
Phadepha on and after hat date New York hcds BY
sosine their Coupons this office will receive Bank checks on
that e,,y nv return mail VIM R. FISHER Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-30

CyI|PRENE COJ7RT-COunty Of Cattsraugus.-
- LANES w PHELPS against CHARLES FLACk tSun
mOuey t. the Desds1' LANES Si " W. PRkiPs
plaintiff copy of which fled In the ClerE. omee
tssrsusus County the 18Th day Of Msrs1 Enst ye
C.ttsrausus County New.YoIk within twenty Days et @
service q hi. exclusive Of DAY 2, ,sem H.
plaintiff win take Judgment against you for two nenaiea anu
ffyfve doiars, beside cots -, AZ p,.sr. A,,,-r.vs
NIB lsw6wTn ANGEL MELoI, rA-n.n HZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-30

OsrIcE OF rnE INDIANA CENTRAL r. Co,
kDiAsopoLIs April IS 1851 )
dividend NOTICE.-The Semi Annual In
terest falling due Ctyof New York the frs, day
a. Nav neIt on the Mortgage Bonds Of this Company viii be
p.d on and aft that date the office of Messs WlNSLOW
AhIIR Co No 81 Wal st. on presentation Of the proper
.ouronS JOHN S. NEWMAN Pr,sideat-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-30

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
oft County 81 NewYork notice hereby given 70 a.,
prsou wing claims sgaint the estste OF JoSEfh sMiIh
late OF the City NewYork mariner deceased TO present the
sam. nh vouchers thereof to the subscbe, 81 thrI once
No s in the City New York. or before the hr's
dsy Of August EewYoIk the 18th day OF Janu
usry. 1857. MARtAhEn, , en- ~ ~ r Enes
ia2g lar6nTh' =. 4. bLOOMf lELD, Etrcu'oi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-30

TINHE COUPONS due lst May on Bonds OF the
viii be paid by MORAN BROTHERS, No. Hanover square
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-30

VOHN NUM- ROE g. CO.,
u AMERICAN BANKERS,
No. Rvg PAIX, PARIS.
Grant LETTERS Of CREDIT for Mercantile purposes Also
CIRCULAR LETTERS Of CREDIT ell t6e principal
towns and ctties Of
FRANCE BELGIUM ITALY
GRIAT BRITAIN STAIN GERMAN
IRELAND, PORTUGAL, hUsSIA
HOLLAND. SWITZERLAND, SWEDEN,
ATKINS CONsTANT1NOPLE ALEXANDRIA,
BEYROCT, JERuSALEn, CAlho, &C
Ofsee IN Sew.York. No. WAl-st
BILLS on PARIS, and STERLING BILLS st shsr, or ID
dave sight foS sale IN sums 10 suit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-30

NFW-lORK AND HARLEM RAllROAD
~ CohPANY-Tbs COUPONS Of the FIRST hH nt
UAOE tONDS OF this Company ds the lei NAY VII W
psd that Day at tbs OHce The TcGsui No 3 Pioe'
W. A WHITEHEAD T-T-'rr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-30

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Of th County of New York notice hereby gwen TO al
rer-sus wing claims against WILLIAM s. SEAMAN Loo.
vouebr, thereof 10 Tia. subscribers OF the Office OF Schurnr
Ha,t,d Nos 81 and "a Munsy in the City Of New 1orS
before the thirty drst day OF July next-pA'Ta view
tn 18th day Of January, lsI ,,oo,p
,,se l.-S,,rbs SCHIREMAN HALSTED,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-30
T0NTIEUATION Of the GREAT CLOSING.
u OUT SALE Of CHINA, GLASS GAS FIxTURkS,
slLyLR- PLA1ED WARL and CUTLER.
An Of this week the hces will be ~ follows

AN EXAMINATION
of The articles describe above will convince any one MAJ NE
~' w r DALEY Il Co.,
Orig nal and old establish stand,
Nos sSi and 6S3 Broadway
hetween Houston ard Bloeose a. yts
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-18


The Missouri (St. Louis) Democrat has come
out bravely and thoroughly Republican. We
have copied frem its columns often, to show the
gradual liberalizing of Southern sentiment, and
this morning we quote from late article on the
needs of cruci6ed Kansas, the following energet-
ic paragraph:
cit is useless to deny it the Kansas question
is vet to be settled. The task devolyes upon tho
new administration. The lull that followed the
general election has passed away, and we all per-
ceive that the strife has deepened. The entire
organization of the Territory of Kansas must be
remodeed, if peace is to be restored, or if popu-
lar sovereignty is to prevail. The fabric built by
the felon Legislature must be razed to the ground
and the whole legislative and judicial institutions
must be reconstructed. Especially must the
Surveyor General and the nest of vipers in his
Office be squelched. In our humble judgement,
the Kansas question has never worn the ominous
aspect and colossal proportions which it is now
beginning to assume. 1t is impossible to con-
ceive that the people of the North will acquissce
in the final triumph of system of fraud, violence
and ruthless tyranny-equally impossible to con-
ceive that the slavery extentionists will forego
their purposes; and therefore the prompt and vig-
orous intervention of the President IS demanded
by the most serious considerations. II the nom
intervention policy is followed, then the people
of the United States will review the decision Of
the Kansas Constitutional Convention, and the
late decision of the Supreme Court at the same
time, with what incidental agitations and possible
collisions. may be easily surmised. But while
freedom of action, Of speech, and Of election 10
being strangled in Kansas, let US take heed that
st. Louis is not transformed into q black hole Of
Calcutta by the Nigger:tes. Let US resolve to
have one breathing spot this side of the Mssssip-
nj
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-18
First Of April Jokes.


The Chicago Tribune gives an account Of some
good|ssels" perpetrated in that city on All Fools
Day, as follows:
ga produce dealer on Water street, Mr.,
had drawn on New York, for the balance due on
Hard pressed for money, and paying usurious
rates. he looked to the collection Of the drafts as
the means of squaring his yards. A friend ae-
quainted with his business got message head
from the telegraph Office, and filed it up in the
usual style, thus:
New York, April l.
Mr.--, Chicago.-A- B. & Co.
announce their suspension today. Your drafts
not paid. 49,.
This laid on Mr.. is table, soon came into
his hands. In an hour, all his property was in
possession of convenient friend; and until the
trick was discovered, he was the poorest man on
the street .r..
During the day, dispatch dated St. Louis,
April lst, was brought to the Tribune Office an
nouncing that the Free State men in Kansas were
in arms that Kansas City and Weston we're
sourians were killed that F. P. Blair, Jr., of
st. Louis, had gone up the river with eight hum
dred Germans, to take command OF the Free
State forces. We believe in Kansas, but yester-
day was the first of April.
In the afternoon, q report was circulated in the
various hotels and on the street, that John Dean
the celebrated New York John-and lady were
at the fremont. Some wag, we suppose, with
Drake's consent, had put his (Dean's) name on
the register, and thus the story was confirmed
1t is said that forty-six "teas' were paid for at
the Office by ambitious young men, anxious to see
what manner of man he is who could make such
stir in the matrimonial world. A good looking
s'he," among the stranger guests, to whom was
hooked very plain ''she," was pointed out IS
the hero of the new romance. The pair were
stared away from the table. One corn dealer in
tercepted the stranger in the hall and introduced
himself to ''Mr. Dean," when the truth came out.
Result: crowd adjourned to the bar-room."
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-18


fsitoy Of Minnesota, Psobats Court in and forsal
Cslnty q Moyw.o 4 Comfy. ~ - - a,
IN o. The est.tsof chsuncsy Lsvsch deesassd
nm reading and ding the petition Of James O. Ackey,
Aoss County, Anssots Territory, si,our
thipFs that on the sxteepth day June, A. D.
the ss,d decsassd contracted 70 convey 70 him. the sa p
snsr the premises known and described follows Wiz
the undivided fourth part Of all the unsod yisgs
plat of the village " n, tpsted In the
o section No. three ~ In township No. and two
north Of range eighteen S west, recorded In
pr Register Of Deeds said County, Ase the undivided
Of NJ, three az containing forty acres, or
leesj and claiming that he the said petioner entitled
" said premises, and praying that Hannah
Leverch Adminsrxx Of said estate be authorized
rected BY decree Of this court, TO make and execute
ance Of said premises 70 him, the said petitioner; 10 ordered
that said petition be heard before the Judge Of this
Tqesdsy ~ nth Asy Nay, Az ps9iseg, A. oeeeks
Of Austin, Dountyoe Mower ordered
notice thereof be published weeks
fore such hearing the Minneseta Times week
published st St. Paul, in said Territory Do
(. I ALANSON B. VAUGHN,
2 mhl3-6ws ffrsH |tt roe tH m Judge o Probate.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-18
rHk, RAIN.

=.
Like gentle Joy Descending
To the earth glory lending, M
Comes the pleasant rain;
Fairer now the flowers are growing,
Fresher now the winds are blowins,
Swifter now the streams are nowtngs
Sladder waves the grain;
Grove and forest, neld and mountain,
Bathing In the crystal fountain,
Drinking in the inspiration,
Offer up glad oblation-
All around, about, above us,
Things We love and things that love ~,
Bless the gentle rain.
Children's voices now are ringing,
Some are shouting. some are sinsins,
On the way to school;
And the bounding pulse beats lighter.
As the little feet grow whittier,
Padding In the pool;
o! the rain, IL Is 3 blessing,
Sweeter than the suns caressing,
Softer, gentier.--yea. In seeming,
Giadder than the sunlight cleaning,
To the children shouting, singing,
With the voices clear and ringing,
Going to the school.
Beautiful, and still, and holy,
Like the spirit OF the lowly,
Comes the quiet rain;
'Tis y fount OF Joy disutling,
And the Tyre OF earth 10 trilling,
Swelling to . strain;
Nature opens wide her bosom,
Bursting buds begin 10 blossom,
To her very soul 'tis stealing,
All the springs Of life unseaiing,
Singing stream and rushing river,
Drink IL in and praise the Giver
or the blessed rain.
Lo the clouds are slowly parting,
Sudden CLEANS Of light are dating
Through the falling rain;
Clearer now the sky Is beanng,
Softer now the light Is streaming,
With its shining fingers cleaning
Mid the golden grain;
Greener now the grass is springing,
Sweeter now the birds are singing,
Clearer now the shout Is ringing;
Earth the purified rejoices,
With the Understanding voices,
Sparkling, flashing like . prism,
In the beautiful baptism
OF the blessed rain.
--Netiexsl Magazine
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-18

WASHINGTON, April 4.
The President has fixed the amount of penalty
on the bond Of che receiver of public monies for
the new land districts in Kansas, and for the
Chippewa land districts in Wisconsin, at $4,000
in each case. There are new districts in Kansas,
the sites for which have been established by the
President as follows: Delaware district at Dom
ophon, Page ut Fort Scott, and Weston at Og-
den. The site for the new land district in Wis
consin is Dupiaine.
There is an unusually large number of appli-
cants for Consulships. .........
The President this morning informed his friends
that next week is to be entirely devoted to foreign
affairs.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-18

New York, April 6.-The Tribune puhlishes .
statement furnished by passenger who arrived
by the Texas, who is a native Of Nicaragua, and
formerly an adherent of General Walker. He
says, the report of Walkers victory on tho 10th,
is entirely unfounded. He was at the camp, Of
Gen. Canas just previously to the 18th, at which
time Walker '~yfse Unknown, having a Few days
previously abandoned the camp at Rivas. with the
intention of reaching the sea-coast. .a
I The Tribunes informant further states, that
the correspondence between Canas and Walker,
which, has been tortured into the Foundation for
the statement that Canas was ready to Join the
fllibusters, was in reality with reference to the
surrender of Walker, he having proposed to sub
nit, provided he and bis men were permitted to
leave the country, Canas replied, offering pass
ports for the whole force excepting Walker, who
he was determined to deliver up to the Cossa Ri
cams. The result Of the correspondence was, the
refusal of terms oil the part of Walkers adhe-
rents and their subsesequeut fight to the sea-
coast American naval officers at San Juan ap-
pesled to Canas in behalf of Walker and his
troops. Canas replied, that he would pay the ex-
penses OF the whole force to the United States,
excepting Walker, who he said must be delivered
up.
The Herald publishes the lotters of Gen. Hem
nngsen. They purport 10 give an account of
Gen. Walkers recent victories, and are dated 18th
of March, the day the steamer Texas left San
Juan. He Processes to have been sent by express
to the steamer. The letters give but few details
but refer to letters previously written, which let
ters, it is apprehended by Walkers partisans,
were purloined on tho route. There are no sig
natures to the documents, and they all adj
dressed to Mr.. NJ. they all contain unmis-
takeable signs of fabrication.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-18
BALTIMORE, April 5.

BALTIxoRE, April 5.
An accident occurred Saturday night on the
Railroad between Charleston and Columbia, by
which five freight cars were wrecked, and the en-
gineer and fireman were killed.
The Southern Mail of to-day brings New Or
leans papers of Monday last.
Private letters, received from Wilmington, N.
c., mention disastrous fire in the woods in that
neighborhood, and it is feared, all the turpen-
tine trees will be destroyed. One producer alone
has lost twenty thousand trees.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-18
/, WILBUR N. HAYWARp.'

TTORN1Y and Councillor st Law, Notary Pubiie and
Dealer n Real Estate and Land wserspts, esrs his
seyices make Loans, Ooecous pay Tsxes
.e Investments made, either joint esss.
sion. Room No. 1, kmpire Block, Saint PAUL 8
1ErE1ENcEs. " 1sr3A to4s - !,
. 3ac. Hon. Minard Fillmore, RuaAlo. n. u.
Hon. II. J. Jerome, Rochester, N, Y. 4
John Priesty Co.,, New YorkCity. as. ~.
Kern Lee, Chicago, Ill.
Gov. w. A. German, 81 Paul. MI. 4}ak
8 p Hale Palmer, St. Paul, N. T.. .fee-tf