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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-16

RIM steamship Asia Lott Liverpool May mdse and pass
Cunard Oh ormshesd passed ship Tqscaroa IN tow
bound in day of Baycotton passed ship spirit OF as
Times 18th inst lat ~ So lon 50 ST. passed seeberss hh
CD O5 passed r. NJ steamship Africa. 49,
Steamship jamestown Parrish Richmond and Norfolk mdse
and pass 10 Ludlam Peasants u p M Cd Cape May passed.
L. S steamship Corwin (urveyins), Craving Key West
Big Eoe sic scOls Palermo 81 days lemons &C. to Dra-
per beyn. ,,o,c
berlssd Herb"r Isl inst sugar TO Mccall Firth Sid from
Cumberland DAYS prev bark Virginia for NewYori and saw
Bis Wsnderer 1BT Holmes Windsor u.s. Is days plaster
sc6r. H R. Dunton, Love Elizsbethport for Boston
Hampshire ashose Barnegat, TO johnson hg1ns IL.
schr II. W johnson, crep mdse iron, rom WRECK 0' '"p
schr. Merlin (Br) Cole, 81. John, NIB, days sfho''''
schr Saline Lester Newberu days naval stores to Din
schr f. Strong Lscomb Baltimore days, coal to Mailer
schr Pearl weservelt Newbern NC days naval stores
schr Priest, Halock Wilmington, NC, days to B. Bios
schr s @ Hoyte Lyons, Virginia day. wood. stone.
schr L. P. Smith, Carter Wilmington 10 days nav" '''
scRr Sea Flower Jenninss Washington, De- aOar to ser
schr Lucy White Ingram, Rookland
Schr lssac Aohorn Brewster' Rock
cRT Harst Horne Port F E%fn oT s%' bewse
schr A. L. Hsyde (of Eastpot, Foster huHac'4' Inv
ese So conmee Hsrdy Norfolk s?hOur md'e to Rad
Steamer we.sernport, Berry P2 p5ttsI5SelDhia.
Steamer Black Diamond, Amen; LI.1'F
Mars Nichols. Phsde5R1ah % hours mdse TO
Steamer Delaware CoPeS, PhiaoeP
P1 s,ds,cer Charlie. ossood, Smith, Norwich
Steamer Ospray KeHney P1V isn'
siesneI Beverly Pierce Philadelphia
Do,rg ,he day from S. Z. to L. ~ E. with den'e
f0a bell
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usrtet commenced ye.ls-dsy IN fact the fever Ia.
and kpd speculstOrs -6per and exrr,s
forward freely and sDatehDs Il all 10. 20 ). -
anything like reasonable price Such Is the
large operators snd importers ihs; 5000 hhds ,.
taken within frw days Cuban account and the 80
CaIsds alone exceed 50 hbd. Beside the ansscion, -
I'd below We beer Of sales thin few days amounting 90.
5000 70 90 hhis. sPecutnni his may BE- s1szze
yet IL ttihfaness is not Improbable and Ia ene sg,s,
trace found the eauvocal r-spors 20 inquiries 80
r it, cedcuce. The decline The opening q va
tie to-day The sales include 23s9 "a.
mostly Cuba MuscovEio q lie. duty paid and o.
bond export and so boxes Havana No 10 at Ioc Rss
has aso received impetus snd the market for Crashed sxs
heen swept on speculation nCa1sd In the sales VI,
We quote a. Isl dl4c.
SkINS-The market continues quiet for both D.er "a o.
The sales comprise 5000 70 Sssl Deer At 52 200 rsras a
Hd2c.. Loo do. Eood a. s2e.. SO y FoTida gu,
each ard rs bales Tampco Goa, a price nc, tTaAsprsd
SPlCES-We hear of salcs Of 81 CSsa al - cts
sPELTER-The demand is limited but prices nomnsa,
sHOT-DTop and Back have receled 20 former kIu, ~.
quote the former a. SIC and The latter AZ lie cash
TEAS continue active especially low grades Of Young H.,
which freely purchased Ct fun prices Al auction G
Is announced for 20 morrow.
TOBACCO-Therr j. doing and the former hsA en-,
r,ncy prevails sales Of ITO hhiA ken,ucky % a
bale. Havsns ls DO Sssrs and p DO St. Domingo pryss
terms; part Of the Hsysna for export.
TIN-Pig Is rsthrr quiet since the speculative
notcee DAYS since bat prices hy sustained Ps-
continue limited request the transactions eeng confined
small rarceis from store az about previous rates.
TALLOW-The martet is hrmsr 81 the close, and the ae
snd fair: sales Of C0 prime Western At cash
NHIsKY-1hc market is SOMEWHAT excited not from OVER
use Of the article but from its scarcity sales Of 80 bh
WHALEBoNE-Tbe market is rather quiet, owias to :,
extreme prices asked the sales comprise 500 10 NORTHWEST
scc 6oeo 70 do az soas2c both cash aud aAen sE
export. -,
zINC-rhe market quiet bu; steady Ss sin mOn:As
sX ship and from store.
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Dj.asfers, &c.

Gu, LEAN Ayres from Philadelphia for Stonngton, win
Ia funs coal attempting % into that harbof w
49, nis,ook the passage and went sshore on wind Si hs
H. be Hcbthoue where she remains bged and foil OF ~a.
NJ n h. coa has taken and carried 70 Stoninston
The vessel has been stripped bat II the weather
vorabe she will be got 3D. bsddanased aud taken INTO '
ingtou ioIrepairs , 49,. 18th I.
seck load Of cotton passed II Tuesday s'hli
on the north reef Of Faukners Island Long Island Sn
II was low the time, and she was nearly nlsn ~
dr. She supposed 20 have on at high "Aef INC
before. r., Ro.-
MISSING VsssEL-Brg knnagan MoncIisf 81 Aaa qr Do
ton cleared az Remedies Cuba, March y, and sasa a. ~
9Th She vas spoken nth u Cape Hsttefas ~ ~
miles reporting IL DAYS out since Wnicn yti.ns -.
heard az her and there can b. little doubt that sbe as
foundered. II hoped, however that as sac vs. - a.,
COST some oltwardbouud vessel mas Ieseur tns -,
had CARO- Of .ugar vud nlolssses valued al aoou.
which there i insurance Ia Boston Tor much me .,estS YEA
TIRE Annsvsn was 1871 tuns built IL BTun'wck he IN w.
and rebuilt Ia 8fl and supp rec as Lo an,
TIE MASTHEAD Of the .cnE . .. Diia Vac Is AT
nv the York Ind rwrters D. assist distressed -
Isnnayy and o.t with al board during the heavy s
bat month with the Initials Of that vessel upon ~ pch
ist in, tn lat 81 lon IS IT, BY schr Boy STATE q
mond H., -. .. vsu Orleans from
Po.op when of Cape Haiteras 1874 ult was ssIus ~
rs Tbh set FIRE the 0TeInssthesd and oaIn. ~ ~.
ali knocked down and did other s eorer
0s,b I'D, Jaw ship ashore Little lsaacs c - q
- The Baharna Banks. On the 18th ut Dog nat
ss s,v wreck aground IN te sthoms WIZ -. ,iy n
beaa. and ward feet above the ~teh ar - a.rssr-
the trsck vessels coasnz on Sal ney on ri inst sad
on The Elizabeth made the Beze az ID on ~ fisht
csUe rear running ashore BY ntaking fsss ~ r.
for South Point Could not see ftehen i sleaIstsd
nreseut srrpzeueut Of sbe hgnts 10 $3.50 shoad
n,islesd ships coming 10 from SEA- Ffeleh i'ADs Ae
By al means be reighted
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NETWORK HORSE MARKET.

The market still continues in dull state-that H.
horses sell slowly slough at prices somewhat hisher
than they were year ago; but this Is because growers
have been obliged 10 pay higher IN the country ana
coud not afford to sell them except at higher Prices
70 get which they have sometimes held on UNTIL as the
old saving is the horse eats his own head on. horse
keeping is necessarily high, as loose hay sells Tor sl@
81 Go = cwt and oats at % cents ouShei' ine
opinion Of some Of the best informed and experienced
men in the market is that the number OF horses sold,
and that will be sold this Spring viii not much II any,
exceed one-haf the number usually sold in the city IN
corresponding periods Of previous years The largest
number selling for the of city stages and
railroads, and these rarely exceed $3.50 each There
ia great deal of city work in progress, but the de-
mand for ordinary work horses is nothing to brsg
on" and the demand for fancy horses is decidedly
fat The grand difficulty appears to be that owners
hold their stock higher than buyers willing to pay.
Those who need horses for work must buy but
those who generally buy the hgh-priced horses IN
no hurry-to-dsy, or tomorrow next week will do,
and finally if they do not meet with animals 10 suit
their fancy and prices suit their purse they don't buy
a, ALL The truth is there is not margin enough between
the present country and city prices to afford dealers
fair chance for jockeyng with customers, and some
of them won't buy without and consequently sales are
hard to effect The risk of bringing horses here and
keeping them waiting for buyer is great that ii is
wonder go many come while the chance of profit is
SO snail Among other risks is that of fire. On
Wednesday this was made manifest in Twenty'fourth
street Macauley largest stable the one on the south
eide of the street, nearest Third avenue, took nre
while full of horses. II probably one of the profits
Of smoking. The fire commenced in the rear end OF
a., La n ~ heir
pine, did not take long to finish its work. Fortunately
it occurred at o'clock p. M, and the weather being
very calm, all but one of the horses were saved The
adjoining stables were saved except the roof OF
Mapess brick stable that stood adjoining on the west
Although MacauIey still had room enough for all the
horses we should not be surprised if the alarm should
cause good many to be taken back to the country
to await more favorable state of the market.
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CONCKLIN.-HERBERT--ln Brooklyn. On "Wednesday Ola,
IS by the Rev Charles Sheng, Mr.. Henry r. Coueir
Huntingion LSlg Island q Miss Mars Louisa Hesss.
Brooklyn.
CLINCH-THoMAs-A Athena Ga on Tuesday May is "a
the Rev DR. Hoyt Charles JsCl noh Of ths CITY to BasJ.
Es daughter Of the late Stevens Thomas OF the iort
place.
DIX-WAIT-On Tues1sy May H. a. .he residetos Of Stud
well, jr b. the Rev. ". L. Peck A. Henry klx Miss
AlrniTa 4 Wait, all Of tsis city.
fURRY-AIKENAt the residence al Mr. John Fssmire on
Wednesday, Nay by The Rev j. Ferris Mr. &c. Fury
formerly Of RsVeuns, Ohio, to Miss tsuces L. Aiken OF
Oneida III.
HAZLETT-BELL-On Wednesday, Mas u.s. by the Rev
James Prcsey, John Hazt NJ d. 10 J&Ee eldest
OF Thomas Bell, csgr al Of this city.
HANlLAND-SANFORD-In SoutLu stou Conu on WrdHe.
day May 49, by the Rev. ). feiekRr Mr.. Barnes HsY
land TO Mus Bctsey A. Sanford, all u the above place
RAIL TKOWBRlDGE--M New.Havcu on "Wednesday
MAY 10 BY tn Roy DIR Bacon, Frederick Hall Middle
Trowbridgc o. the former city. ~
MARSH-HALL-In Railway Y ] nm T,o.l,v NJ, % "A
INC Ret Mf Fierce slI IL c. Marsh 70 Miss Corinea .
ueushtet ~ u w HAL, ESQ, all Of that place.
tnILLifS-Mfi kS-ln Philadelphia on Thur.isv Iporaior
May L. by the Rev Jos. Castle MI Dane " Pbilins =.
brookyn TO hebekAh s. second daughter OF Potter ID Mv.rs
esq, Of Philadelphia. ~ " WI - "se'S'
STEWARr-NEEkS-ln this city. on Thursday N,~,a ~
the Rev. Mr. Smith Mr. George Stewart ~ w oN
Harriet Weeks Of this city. - ~ -d'SS
TOWNSEND -CRElGHrON-In the CITY Of N.,, W, go
We5posisv Ma 81 nv The ~ r. - " ~, OK on
street T.. Church Mr. John o. Townsend to Mis- CTR.
rne Ann Creighton, both Of the City.
WASHBURN-BRISLEY-O Thursday. MAY H. AZ thu mai
dence OF the brides father by the Rev Mr. Lounsberv Mr.
william S,cor WGshburn Miss Eliza Brisley younsef
daughter Of w. J. Brisley esq, all Of this city.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF Ew-YoRK..........M,r IS
Cleared.

Steamship Hermann, Higgins Bremen C. II Sands North
Star Levre Bremen, d. Touancei Yang Iste, Deaio9r
Shsnghse, r. Dehon - r.
Wild Pigeon. Msyhew, Valparaiso, J. Randell Co
Teuca Htirinan Stettin +. C. schmidt Gpsy tBr Norris
Trinidad LeGyeraft Co.
Bras-Bel Duell, Powderhorn, " Clements Co Lanee
ia Dunbar Para Burdet Noble Delta Termination Jsck
sonye Brett Son CO.. Kineo, Conery, Philadelphia, C.
L. J. Peters ,,
schooners-Wm L. Dayton, Robinson, Philadelphs james
Hand T. c. Lyman stsnnard, NewHayen master Lavsnis
Jane Ketchum Philadelphia w. Mckee; Bergen Meyer,
City Point j. Hunters Nameang, Rogers Key West kc Ben
ner Beeki Robin Wallace. Trinidad Thompson Hunter
seamer-Lo Locust Point French, Portland H. b. Cromwell
Barges-shark Robinson, Philadelphia H. Burden Dough
eTiy Philadelphia j. N. Briggs
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Market. Rennr,ed bn Tslerrnnh.

suAp,rsrox Nav l4-CorroN sales to-day 200 baes ale,
q the week bales Prices favor buyers. Good Ndlhts
quoted SsdS3 Decrease in the receipts a. al soaiasrs
ports this wear a. compared with the last ++0O bales De
erase In the receipts foreign ports, 5l9 600 bales
CNcNNiTI May 4FLoVR firm and scarce; sales a. 50 =
81 IN active demand 75c OATS advanced T. S.
and WmsEY declined soc closing duh and unset
tied. Provisions very firm Bacon 9lGlsc for bulk mes.
and 81 lOc for shoulders and Sides. Mess Pork p IS
OswEGo May l5-6 nFLovR dull sales 80 bbls, at Is
S. for fancy Ohio and 81 q for Canadian WHEAT lowers
saes5 bush 70d IS for White Michigan and Cana
dian. Canal Freghts To New York &c for WHEAT and l
for Corn LAKE IMPORTS to-day II 500 bush WHEAr CASsL
EXPORTS u Geo bush Wheat 5000 bush Corn $40 bush
BARLEY.
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Died.

BRUNS-On "Wednesday. May IS Emma daughter Of Henry
and Anna Bruins, aged wears, months and dayS
DONNELLEY-On Thrsdsy May H. Francis D1nneley aged
year ~ months and 20 days Of Charles and Bridget Doa
neley.
FlsHER-In Brooklyn, Thursday MAY H. William James
infant Of Or. Richard 5. and Louisa NJ Fisher aged
months and 20 days.
Funeral services this day Saturday D. m AZ n. residence
% The paTeiS Portland avenue fin house north from Wash
ington PARK
GlbbINGs-On Thursday May IL oflchrone asthma John
Gitt!nss IN the 5Sth year Of his age ''
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Movements Of Ocean steamers.
Passengers Arrived

In the Steamship Asia from Liverpool Mr. Russell and LADY,
Mr. White and lady Mr. Retseck aud friend. Miss Law, Mr.
Duer lady Mr. A. yence and lady Mr. De Ruyte and LADY,
Mr. Hedges dv Messrs Simmons Held Canier,
and brother Hon Chas Wortlesby Mr. Bsstor Bar
ton Rchd Kerr Gould Gould jr r. Lulgar Wescot Marsn
Jas Dowe MT Hoffman G. w Reed, s Brush, Alex Rooed
son. Mr. Gsdsden Mr. Kerr, 4; C Morton MI XIII, o. w;
Th.mpson w j. Scott, Geo King, f. King r. L. Belts snd
servant Mr. Grasemann Jas Law W. 7 Fnlsy M Se,dls
Enl,r Mr. Mackay Mr. Shspe lady and daughter ; WIZ
Jams Mr. Ohlmann j. r. Miller T. A. Gum Mise H. Io9rs.
+ Znper A. Cohen Jno. Quarie, Mr. Mexican ana iSdy'
A Iinsermnuu VIM. Scott,
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FRIDAY, May l5-P. 81.

The principal feature of the Stock market to-day
was the activity and fluctuations in Illinois Central.
The market has gradually advanced within few days
from 1874 until to-day, when It opened with sale of
500 shares ut l40. The stock aterward offered
more freely and sold down to 1891. The abstraction
of the stock from the street for investment has reduced
the quantity ahOat so low that the shorts find it
difficult TO make their deliveries. One foreign
order has been filled within the last ten
davs for $500 shares which has materially
assisted in producing the present scarcity OF stock In
other stocks generally the changes were not important.
Pittsburgh, however was an exception improving ,
T. cert. The reaction from the lowest point of
Wednesday is Al T. cent. The conversion of
S45000 of Wheeling Extension scrip into common
stock-whch is adduced as the cause OF the recent
declne-tOok place more than q month ago according
to the terms Of the contract for completing the road, and
is included in the s37OO,0OO given the amount of
capital stock. In speaking of the July divi-
dend Yesterday, wrote " unoflcialy" instead
of officially as printed. There is but little doubt
the dividend will be 3 = cent in cash. but nothing
has been officially decided upon the matter Toledo
continues active, with considerable cash stock offer
ing. 1t fell off T. cent, closing a, g. Southern
rather firm in the morning al 6S 6S4 but was dull at
the Second Board. Late in the afternoon 81 was bid.
Erie lie very dull, closing at Al and Central is also
dull at Sc. Reading is heavy, and sold at 79i. The
Philadelphia movement seems to have subsidized. In
California Stocks there has been a rapid improvement
since the arrival of the George Law with more favor
able reports in regard to the state Of public senti-
ment in respect to the unconstitutional debt Sales
were made to-day at ~, advance of e cent on
re lowest price touched Illinois Central Bonds were
N demand to-day and advanced to par. A sale of
Hi hits made al 1885,
Exchange the transactions have been 10 mode
rate extent for the Saturday steamers and rates arc
wtho ut change.
Fra ghts continue dull and nominal. To Liverpool
Grain Id; Cotton at y. y bale 100 tes Beef 81
Cd To London, 20 tcs. Beet at - 3D. A brig frsip
Duboy Is lQnd with Lumber to Portsmouth, n. H., at
$40 The, hip George Washington was reehartered to
Lord Deal. I 81. Johns, 10 Liverpool at us. sd.
The busint IS of the Sub-Treasury was : Reeepts
sos g26 IS; Payments, sl52,736 20; ST. 900 Cali
fcima Drafts; Balance, Sl3S4O,g:4Sl.
We annex c, mpIrati,' statement Of the Imports
of Foreign Dry e, ods az New-Iork, for the week and
l..
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Ia " IVZ,ELLIGEVCE.
ANOTHER CONSTITUTIONAL QUESTION.
MARINE COURT-MAY H.
THE HARBoR BILL BEFORE THE COURTS.

THE HARBOR BILL BEFoRE TIE COURTS.
John Stevens Treasurer &C. Of the Hospital as
Ed Holey.
Mr.. Benedict, one of the newly appointed Harbor
Masters, made complaint day or two ago IN the
name of the plaintiff who is entitled to sue for penal
ties against the defendant who is Corporation Dock
master under the old regime, for interfering with him
in the discharge of his duty.
On this complaint warrant was issued, and the de-
fendant arrested The defendant relies upon his APP
pointment Of Dockmaster by the Mayor and contends
that the act giving the arbor Masters jurisdiction, is
unconstitutional
The case came up this morning, but Mr.. Busted,
who appeared for the defendant being unable to at
tend It was adjourned till Wednesday next, when
il is expected that case will be made, which vii
bring the constitutional question before the Supreme
Cont whence il NAV be at once carried to the Court
Of Appeals.
PENDANT,
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Receipt. Of Produce. MAY IL.

Bv n, NORTH Rirer Boats-2 26 bbs Flour IS pkg. Ashes
l62 DO Whisky 49, do. Hams, els bush. Wheat
Nv the Erie Railrodd-lSSS bbls Flour ~ do WHISKY -
pks Butter Ss bags Wheat $50 Hides 27S sides Leather
nj Skins.
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Pearl fisheries are something in New-Jersey,
and rnce the Of them in Elizabeth lryngton Fat
rso Trent Of New Jersey, nearly every
brook has secured The last place mentioned now or
nDge Frank Lesies Illustrated NeppdpeT OF this week con
tains some Of the fisheries at Notch Brook
ne ar Paterson Several pearls of small size, but very hean
l have been found brook about half mile south Of Blue
Bail in Monmouth County. The bed of the brook IL thicky
covered with musse and many are engaged IN search
ing among them hundreds destroyed without hnong
pearl.
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIONs-MAY l5.-Before Juds'
RUSSELL


The Court opened this morning precisely at II
O'Clock and notwithstanding the disageeabe ralu WIN wei
filed house In attendance. go >,
John Saters ,coloredD plead guilty to mansaughter
in the fourth degree The circumstances of tine crime consisted
I'm throwing stone through window into store and hitting
woman Of which aided by TT of dcrum tremen: She in
about fortnight after died Prisoner reanded back for
sentence.
James Stinson was indicted for burglary in the third
degree charged with breaking into the establishment oil
Joseph Leahy II Forsyth street lth OF Apr last some
time and and and in the morning and taking
therefrom bottles Of wine pennies from the bar
drawer, &C. amounting. together, in value, to about 10
The defendant shown have been III the vicinity OF the
premises with wine and cigars about O'Clock IN the
morning key found in his pocket, by Officer Charles
james him and took him 10 the station House
and this key said by the bar tender john Mallory TO
wine champagne said 70 have been
missed And the premises broken Bat the trouble
with both the Court and Jury consisted IN identifying the wne
with the prisoner the wine ploned and in connect
him doubt with the crime. On the principle of Civ
ing the prisoner the beneh Of reasonable doubt the Jury
after some conference, returned verdict of guilty.
Catharine Campbell pleaded guilty 10 grand larceny
in stealing from John Jones' the 9th OF May last property
amounting vaipc lS0 Tue property NOT 10 have
beer lost fully appropriated b the defendant Aud
ths circumstance together with oontre confession III
Court persuaded the Judge % cS and aed her the
light sentence of months to the pcntentary.
The case of John Dorsey, negro, indicted for the
brutal murder Of whte girl few Ilths in NoSh street
the counsel retained by prisoner not clown
certain % be tined Wednesday, the Court ssigucd
MesTs Busteed and WoOdoTd, defendants COUNSEL
Adjourned to IL O'Clock tomorrow HVIus.
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new and vas. addition Of busiress must pour in frn

a ne v lnr vast addtlCh q UasD'ss musI POuI 10 nun
that quarter.
o 10 anticipate that they viii in no case be less than
ffteen y cent for the next twenty year,, and in all
years Of general prosperity they will range from
eighteen TO twenty-five y cent. GALENA.
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

Acc1pExr.-John Qunlan, laborer on the New
yat and Fe Railroad tunnel fell in shaft No g. Thursdsy
afternoon He taken 10 the New York Hospital yesterday
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wtTHDHAwg.

An election for oficers Of the Trevortca CeaI anu
Railroad Company was held in philadelphia on TIE ''n
int. George ". Beebe elected Pre-idet'' ahu
the following gentlemen were elected Directors lor 's
ensung year: jas. L. Morris jos. K. CurIs, Jho' H.
VILLAINS, JuS Thorne, Thos $ Gsbbes, mos hoolne'
,Ias. T. Soutter, Geo. J. Pumpely, j.. s Suarez' Wv
yer Slate, IT,. JnO. +. But,erworth and Chas' H.
Roger. james L. Morris was appointed General
SuperiDts Ddant by the Board.
4 large number Of subscriptions TO the new STOCK Oh
the Michigan Southern Company have come in to DAY
from the interior which, with new city applications
havc carried the aggregate amount 20 5',1SS shafe7
or g, 733 500, which, With the amount reserved lot
foreign sharehc lders. makes nearly a ,OOO,OOO
The Asia brought s2l3 600 in Spanish gold for ha-
vana We hear Of no shipments TO be made by Inc
European steamers tomorrow
The business Of the Clearing was $50 4oo'vVc.
The earnings Of the Chicago II. Paul and fond
L., m Dc; Conpauv have been a. follows: