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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-30

cIRpFNTER-On rhur.dsy Nay q Louise A younfie,.s:
or Il ie Irte Dsnel Ms Lydia !" Cspenisr AseN ~
prtc Josrrs ool:o, ke Psro; and Savannah RePDo
hca. Iltese ooTy =, - ~, ,-.l.s,.
F1TzsIMYONS-On wednesiay, Nay y hss CaiA'F'he
Fitz.iusIous. The 18th year 81 n'i AZ
CRAUAM-On Thursday morning May 2 a; lll o'eoet
e. 80 ana ..vere NI--- Retff a w ~lllN 81 ~
late jo.. Do Graham of ;h city aged - y"' '''A'I ~
- day sg- ave ,e.rsc,f, IN, invited
-5 t- fr.rel on Saturday afternoon a. o'clock from
her lt. re,delce 40 80 University pace Inc remains -"
b. taken 9 Greenwood for lnieTmeN'.
HoGAN-on Monday Apr S Patrick Hogan IN The SD year
JAcKsoy-on Thur.day Msy n Abraham Jackson 'sed -
II CoI-srn Brooklyn on Thursday morning May q John
7s L' s e. Il ,he family invited to attend the
funeral from h. late residence " 10 sod'h second street.
On Saturday afternoon a. oc"th
or Ia'd s!svs nay g, = ;nf = 5
Fivira Loe k,good in TIE 5sih year o. ner axe 800 . .
The Relatives AID frrnds q ~ amy 5 - ~ titI e
iuHbis Comfy on saturday, May -, AZ o'clock p M
Fl.z dauqher Of Charles and lie late sarah Maen aesa
we're months and s days
MRRAY-Ou Thursday May % Ellen Murray aged Y years
w4LLOY-On Thursday. May g al u oc.oesa n, after
,ir gerug .s. MAY Maoy IN tue 9th year Of hfT age
poILOCK-At Sing SIM Thursday morning MAJ q John
Jaues only of the ate James Pooc aged 10 years
The friends Of tie family and si,9 o. ms boehei = .1"
uths are invited attend his funeral from the residn
ofIis ;he No rs West EEhteenth sert (SataFdaJ)
sf,rnoon a. ? O'clock without further invitation.
PHFLAN-On Tbursdsy MAJ g. Margaret PheFh daughter
o Michael aid Cshtrs Phs ian aged year and months
RYAN-Ou Thursday May % Of disease Of the heart Aehae'
Ry,n. eyed 50 years
sKIDMORE-Ou Friday. May g. Mr.. L";ta sHimore, IN
the gti Of her age.
TIE relatives and Il The family and those q her SOD
Jerenish Skdmore invited t. attend her funeral on s4n
cav Nav ST. At p O'Clock from The Incidence Of her grands9
TCserb Wright, at valley Stream, Rockaway Long Island
sHIER-On "wednesday May r. Of congestion Of the main
Ma-csret Cd, wife Of Daniel shirT
sULLIVAN-C On ThursdAy hsy 20 Caihfne Sullivan 1s'1 u
TODD Suddenly, Friday mornnE May r. Caroline H.
daughter Jas l. aud Louisa NJ Todd ased months Au
Days .-,.L
TIL relatives and friends Of the family invited 70 attend the
funeral This Saturday afternoon q s. O'clock tom 'he ''
dence Of her .ather No. Il Amty place.
TROW-In Brooklyn William Walter, only son Of "nam
and Jane K. TTow
TUCKER-On Thursday, May o. al o'clock m; faiIlah
Tucker Of consumption p II months and "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-30
Markets. Reportcd By telegraph.

NrwORLEASs May 28-CoTToN unchanged sales To-Day
go bales: receipts 900 Corn, 81 FLOUR firm. fokH
firm LARD kegs Ice Other articles generally hanged
NFwORLFANs Nav 29-CoTroN market generally HANGED
sales today only $40 bales at lie r mddng sales OF qe
week 80 bales Receipts Of the week 400 baes s,GcN
. short compared with those Of last 30 900 bales The
r.ceips Ell the Southern ports less than those ~ last year
524 600 BALI, SUGAR firm IT, FLOUR closed With an al
varcirc tendency: sales at 81 6 ~ go CORN excited
Whit ~ 10; Yellow q o. MSS PoRK, 1924 50 Western
UAY 4S2d $50 CoFFEE quiet Sales Of the week 1000 bags
Stock 1872 0O0 bags; prime l0iQlc. FREICHrS stagaant
STERLING EXCHANGE 10 = cent premium and on New'h OK
.0i T. cent ~.
OswEGo May 90 G p m-FLoUR dull; sales Canadian at
~ Is WHT firm; sses 1900 bush. at ~ - for Canadian
club end 40 Canadian white, afoat Corn unclaimed
sales bush Csc Canal Freights 10 New hoTkflonr
$50 and Wheat Lake imports fodsy24 600 bush Wheat
1850 hush Canal exports-S5Oo bbls. Flour; SOo
bush. Wheat; 1000 bush. Corn.
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DIED..

BURSLEYOu Friday evening. May p Henry G.. yoause,;
hc a:e Ctpt Ira -scy. aged yars and 1 m0a-s
The ieuo. 81 the fui invited 20 attend he uera, from
TIE residence u his mother No 5- East Eighteenth s;Ice,
cu Surlsy az o'clock 2.
Bt RNS-On Thursday Nav p James Burns, 81 ibez
and Agnes Burns. a-,l ,ca-s AID laoat4s.
The friends az The family invited attend the funeral from
the scpc Mccfi- .sc Seventeenth street. near SXil
avenue, ;o-moITow Sunday morning 81 10 o'clocS
BfEfNE-On Friday. May y AZ Fast Chester Levi. Doty
90 Peter aud Sgsai Tfir aged n years 81 ID i.A
To ia 'la ~. take TAr sunday morning a.. Z. ',s.
non tlr residence n Die parents The fcu-. o. -t.Fcs
Of tL' FAM Invite. o. a-tD-G without farther Invitation
BIRkE-Ou W,dl ssday Nav 2, NJ Patrick B--ke, M.s0n.
a. lbs Tcince No. = berry street aged ti years.
BlGGSOr Thrrdy morning. Nav o. PANE % widow Of tee
lae Thomas B. bs mother Of &c )Tgc " aui Nathaniel
:. bifss, aged So ytuit AID u days.
CHASEIu this city II -sisv Nav g LYDIA H. Chase
aged 50 years. formerly q Nantack.-.
The sud friends Of che family invited
funeral from the Teee her Sister Mr. Barney NJ s
Blocker sreet SUuday 80, 2cco-k. Tar rs
viii be taken 90 Greenwood or utsrIncut.
coGHlLL - On bard Pac'a- Nal s;esmshp Company's
steamer Golden Gee tlr Bag Of Palaua on irsdy
mornlg May 49, Of so-;nT 3at Henry only q Henry
ppd Mary MulcId CcshLl sCtd yeAfs AID months
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Passengers Arrived

IN The STEAMSHIP Ar from Bremen end SoHthdmpt2n-G \
Chk Ms C. Icvus j. Benoist, NJ Phneas. o. York, G..
Cirossneu Mrs Strohneye F. srohmeyer, T. Alderman F.
A. skirbrod J. Pusyer 4 BIehmc, H. AIT AXt J. H9a-
dell j. EcLem, II. Opper Mad Shmitter F. Lev'e j. Hess,
NJ Grrsore A. Boersis A Hauser Miss hauser B Hau'er
aud III IN the steerese.
n The steamship Giagor Jrom Gl1'go,'-Mr5 and George
Csrnarhau Mr. Gardner Miss Crckshsuk f. Gardner Miss
murray J. Buch Rev o. Hitler J. Patterson, J. Wilson,
MI Gibson. Mr.. Burrows and 2i2 in the steeragc.
In the shtp Margaret Eliza. from BHeEos Ayyes-J Moulty
j. Spring. G Gibson Mr.. Rhode snd daughters.
In the sbp URdey Farley from LirSrpo0t-Capt Boudne
and mate Mr. samuel. of brig John Alfred.
10 the ship Darlington from Shdnghde-Master Allen Nc
Douald Miss Maggil NcDouald.
N By bark Pearl from Grand Turk T Maj. Helm,
lady child and 2.eryaut Mrs. Morrison children aud ser
want Mics Evans Miss Einda Miss Green. Mrs Hazel and
daughter J. Hutchiugs W :. Masters, Masters, T. Sme
ing .,
IN the brig Thomas p UGtfs11, from Porto Cabdb-H.
Shut O. Never Mr.. Rogers, DR.. A. Rogers, Dr. c. Vegas
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SUPREME COURT-srEcrAL TERH-MAY 2-Before Jud
CLTRkE.
THE MILLS WILL CASE DECIDED.
lydia Mills e. al. agf VIM. T. Mile ct al.


The terms and provisions OF this Will are inconsistent
with claims Of widows The directs final dstbu-
ton Of HE estate youngest child shall have Of
and that oft be reserved and invested for his wife dl
ring her life clause he further directs that the resi-
due estate remaining the deduction Of the Onerd
be divided among his sight children evidently contempa
ting another third for his wife should be also deducted
before the distribution.
When testaor directs general distribution Of his
without assigning particular distinct portions Of II
one bird 81 the whole hs wife aud tine
mander Occurring wothds Of Counsel others without
qualification this deduction totally inconsistent with the
idea the widow should have than Onethd OF the
whole In other words the residue ttwOhirds cannot mean
onethrd The real estate in New York being perempory d.
equitable conversion be money and personal estate by the
tesiator's death
The Judge thinks that the judgments against the
children are upon the New York property but the
real does tins drcc
lion must be deemed vested in them. and Is
subject the uchoae right Of Of the wives Of such chill
dren according their respective shares in said wohrds
interest in the third of the real estate not
subject said night Of dover simply because the husbands
neither seized Of it in law fact the life interest being in
their mother .
Let Judgment be settled on notice. conformity with this
decision and the report the referee except those
points in which have indicated error
DECISIONS.
S. DuncOmb agt. Benz F."WoOdruf ct al.-MotOn
denied with 6 10 costs TO abide event.
Linus f. Fuller ct al. agt. Orvl Decentralization
denied without prejudice plaintiffs right TO present these
points the referee his claim 10 surplus
In the Matter of the Application of the Mayor, &c,
TO Open Lay Out the Central PsrkReport confirmed
H. the Matter Of the Mayor, &c, of NewIo rel
sye to the Taking for New RcseryorRePort confirmed
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native Of New Hampshre and residing in Baltimore,
te,hed that the vessel consigned 20 the Brothers
McGill coiored men in MouroYia that the kettles on
board were 70 De useu II ne purpose Ol F""!i"s
Cross.e1amined-My father was BON II New
Hampshire; is physician; has been % 81. Ihomae
Oh accoun; Of ms health then phy sicau al honI"Va
for the Colonization Society then Governor al Cape
PsmBs ard aferward entered into .he Affiraa tradr
Mr.. Nash said he did not want 70 know how many
certificates biz father had from the Colonization 81
cieiy The witness remarked that NJ was not ANXIOUS
TO give hi- fathers history bat the counsel mad asked
for il.
The Cour,-You asked whom he had hired and
under hat circumstances
Mr.. Nash-I will read your Honor what judge
said about palm oil kettles - board fAip |hich de-
funded and which was condemned.
The remainder of the testimony was but repetition
Of what has already been published. A. tns close Of
the evidence Mr.. Nash moved that the complaint
against Brown be dismissed
The Judge denied the motion. o.,
The jury retired at = O'Clock p. m, and at II
O'Clock entered the Court room, and one Of the Jurors
stated that there 10 possibility thai they "ou4
agree He said that they were nearly unanimous IN
their opinion the first count Of the Indictment against
Smith.
The Judge said that the juror need not STATE any con-
illusions that they had arrived until they had agreed
uuon n verdict He bid the jury TO retire AGAIN.
THE VERDICT.
At q oclock the Jury agreed, but the Judge had
gone home. He was accordingly sent for, and ia the
course of an hour and half he took his seat upon the
bench, when the Jury rendered the following as their
verdict: we find john SMITH GUILTY OF MUR-
" DER, and JoHS NED, JoHS DA COSTA and JONI
RRowH GUILTY OF MANsLAUGHTER.'
Mr. Nash asked that the jury be psled on their
verdict against John Brown which was acceded to.
MI Nash asked stay Of proceedings to allow him
time 10 file bill Of exceptions.
The Judge said he would grant reasonable time
for Nj Nash to make motion for new trial, as IN
the United States Courts there no such thing as
a bill Of exceptions IN criminal cases.
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NEw-YoRE cLAsslFIcATIoS.

CoFFTi"Rci Ii. at The decline aud other 4 ID.
quiet Thr STOCK Of RIO IS s5oa, q OVJ oss Sa' " ~
COPPER-New Sheathiug and Yellow metal IN moderate
9? ?S?fi at 4m5. rain In Ch Ps Hyeea
place hre AID in Boston learn Of further sales OF E'Va
Soooo did 10; learn Cd Streaming Is -ify ia
FLOUR AND -MEAL-The demand for Western Canal
d. the close are rresulas aud COMMON brands di.
rather more money. Chioe brands are wei Aeid eLt
fair Ieqle.; ;he home trade, the sales are 6JQ
DO $3.50 - .upern- Jana and Iowa. - 90
al do - ga = % fr Common % good extsa
In. baEd. sad - 759 $40 fr extra Gr1e.ce C,n1iaa
our j. or, rI,y and dos, heavy fr u- lw gr4de. ,ue
du4rd ia brands th ale. eye 10 b5... a: =
81 % ~ superhi- and : l5e+ - ~ "Nla o---i H.
grace. god trauts quite the cs 300 Ibis ~
- So = 20 or mist e. god brands B4'imor, g. ami
= % for iayor;e fanc' ana extra brands, Rye -Four
q: the advance, sales u s tas g. 451 re Cor
Ma. 3 I'm srd u fair demand sales ~ Isl J t. = sitr
J~rsey and - Be - p ior BA-ty~ne. al sl5t 80
FRtTs-By sre-or. Is to1e. y-uo orlase. r Henry
- a, rs, - Lemon. At ~; l' DO. E.. IS and
.fl DO. a. : t = I sas g SfNo 30 Coo 4t- a.
: 3 & 1850 ara 5000 - Matth- Pine lPe' a; = 5o9
Of 100 q a. oss'. G., - ~ Maaeersl az t..y In laeI
q. blt TIE st' ..ack ,rs and III -y,reue p-r-, as
.l.. in o:. from .or. at IS 75e4 No and SID II
fT No 81 heTu- sle held with increased armue,s
GRAIN-Tle demand ior whea, cont.aue. zooi ani prime
ostes are h. g. better and much wanted by CIR uefs
~ r-fnor sr are .abe the .sles are 100 good red N
o. 90 bu.ne. Canadian C.lo = o. al la. ami
900 b..rel. fair white DO. S. Barley +. AMI
wanted. bushels good p % - S.
Rye better: tn arrivals ar light sales Of 30 bIsa
: l50 ~ Oats quie. a. ~ asa To- stat alt
ale for Ne.teru. Corn j. wh,u, important change me
demand far: OF 81 600 tu-hr. AZ Oh OIL for
Westesn mixed ~ store 02d = tj r Southern yellow
and oil q ~ IS for white DO.
HEMP-The msrk-' l. extremely quiet SID all saes %
Dressed making $24gG 30 q tuu and tu
dressed 1000 2O r handsome choice Foreign in
active here well in Boston, bat prices unchanged
CO bales Jut~ been shipped from there Liverpool
thu. reducing the stock.
HlDESThe market sa been active and prices have
further declined. The sales II 90 Chsgres l7YD
&c PsIt less cent Tor cash rejecting bal and
wa;erd-Haged Arlbel 80 Western 2Oic $500 Tr4x
llo DC, mos. and 30 Buenos Ayres private
HOPS steady sales II - bales previous prices We
quote lie Tor - choice Eatsr and Western Old
az quiet.
HAY-The suppy better and the market is hardly 90 firm
sales Of 60 bales a. soG95c. y 100 70
JRoN-scosh Pa continues !sngad {: sSQS55 foy whsle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-30
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or EMBELLISHMENTS
Cleared.

Stsam.hip-Arago Lines Havrc. ". Livingston
ship--Jane Henderson fuller, Quebec, Hicks Bell; Ana
wan McNair New Orleans W T Frost & Co.. s. Blanchard
Lawrence Bic Walsh Carver Chase; hate Sweetand Bart
lett Pctou. n &, R. W. Truudlc.
Parks-Sartele Cole Schediac VIM. Nelson Som Grace
A. Jane fBr }. Koran, Rotterdam, Laytn Hubut; Ella,
sparrow. Turks Island. J. W. L.nIsJn.
Brgs-King Bird Brown St Martha, Hamilton Co.; VI.
Rogers Carver Pctou Walsh Carver Chase Facto Port
Rose Lisbo1 Grinnel. Mintum Co.
S,hoon-rs-L p smith Cooper Washington Dolner Pot
ter; Eliza Jane Fish Newark Samuel Goodwin Co; A. Ba
ker Baker Haiwich. Samuel Goo IN Co.; l. k McAeusie,
Dr,ko Philadelphia Mayhem Talbot Co. M Baufet (Br
SheT Black River Ja G r. Buley; Willard, Buckiug ham
Newport master Merlin (Br) Cole. Cumberland. master
". d. Meany. SNOW -. John. y. B., Merrill = Abbott
sloops-Back'ore Stednan. Providence MASTER Isaac H.
Borden. Collins, Fall River, master.
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SUPERIOR coURT-MAY 2s-Bcsore Judge sLos.oS.


Nathan Rogers and Charles Butler David Golden Murray
Timothy Baker and others.
This was action to recover damages Tor nOn-de-
livery Of certades shipped al Aspnwal for TINS port The
behalf OF the plaintiff shipped at Apinwall 4a des, y Of
them damaged board the schooner Pedee OF when the de-
Pendants are owners, and James Y Carr the master.
The Pedee bound for New YORK by u tuDA
sailed hides in cak aud in barrel u goat skus
calf skins So kip skns and Il deer skins IN good order ana
Inv m. terms Of The contract be delivered In good
Rogers Co. they paying the freight. The Pedee arrived al
NevvYork the let Of March 1886 The plaintiffs aleee tA4t
the hides have not been delivered 20 hem and demand J'ds
ment for their full value namely, : 1913 70 800
The defendants admit the Ghpment OF the hdes and aee
thaythere other goods shipped also and that Az were ue
hvered except the hdcs ana FOR the nondovey {" 'ue Ine
nearly the AIKEN sk and the hst ana second
mstes OF The died in consequence OF when
the could scarcely be safely and she was orce
TO put into the port OF CsrthAecna III distress
They then hat the hides mad been injured great
deal by being eaten by and other yerunn survey
the hides, ond Il was believed ta tney ere
taken 10 New they would by the time they got there be
PERFECTLY vautless The captain then believing he was dong
lis duty put the hides up a. public auction M fos.eI o
ton and expenses also charges for freight there reneincd
but 1857 Edear Young Kuthner for plaintiffs j. sh'
wood for defendants
SFTclAL TERM-MAY 29-BefoIe Judge BoswoRrH
DECISIONS.
Knapp ct al agt. The Harlem Railroad Company
Person. Receiver. &C., agt. Squire ct al.-Decison
IS 10 costs affirmed
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-SPEcIAL TERa-MAY "a
Before Judge BEADT
The Governors OF the Alms-HOuse agt D. W. Hart.
Motion granted, So -,
D. Crane Receiver, &c, Ggt. Anthony 'aughdu'-
Motion denied without costs. 80 -
Samuel F. Whiting agt. Michael Hummill.-De-
| PENDANT discharged On payment Of costs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-30
Receipts Of Produce. MAY -.

Rv nr North Rirer Boats-0 l6l bbl Flour II ~ bushels
Wheat bushels Oats 30 pkg- Pork and Beef so ptes
Whisky 20 pkgs Ashes 100 sides Leather 1920 p1k StaTch
l0O pkgs oil Meal 80 %,
pkgs Butter. go bags Malt. 1874 sides Leather.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-30

Tie transfer books q ine TeTe Iialte and Rcl-
mond Railroad Company viii he closed on the 3lst,
and reopened on the 10Th June.
The coupons the Milwaukee and Mississippi
Railroad = cent bonds due IT, June, viii DC paid 4.
tie Office OF the Company The Shoe ard Leather
Bank VIII pay the coupons On the bonds Of the Eastern
Extension Of the Peoria ard Oquswka road on the LIT
June.
Tie Express says:
The suspension Of Beale Melck & Dewitt vii. II
e stated, Ne temporary only. The house and Mr..
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rrv,,oo, NAV l6-The materials Of the SNIP Sea nave
Iii and brought SSH the hull was offered AZ 'he SAID"
time OUT "hS'" ~ I'm letter 70 Ellwood Walter, ESQ.
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Launched, sold, sc.

yk Harvest Farhaven S4 t2ns a. she recently re'uThd
e,o, whaling vovage been purchased By hessrs John
Howard and Seth Mitchell Of Faahvcn, Tor aoo'' '~VV0
sbe will be continued IN the whaling business
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-30
MARINE AFFhJRS.
sNTRILs FOR THE REGATTA.

Yacht owners may enter their vessels for the
coming regatta Of the NewYork Yacht Club up 20 II
a. N. next Tuesday, when, according 10 the bylaws
the list VII be closed. Below We give the names 81
the entries thus for, and would remark that the mum
Der IL in advance of the entries at the same time a''
year. To-day the Club viii meet to admit ne" mem
bers and perform other business We Hnder'tano 'n"'
Upward Of 30 gentlemen viii apply for admission
r,ssr CLASS square It. No
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-30

sh, Kate Stewart aather Mobile 10 days cotton @e 70
Ann VOORHEES, soath RIVER days ''p '"0'f
to -, foessna S,o Antigua l days sat 70 N'N''a
"a,"'Ms ,,,.,, Hanson Richmond days hou' to James
Hgrter "a: Robbns Lone..r,,, Virginia days wood
Ell p5.,'re Pr,duarr VIRGINIA tay.. Woo"
So ovoca Allsp. Virginia d;s.. ".'ot
80 Pauline. Soper Virginia q Gay 49,
81 = I.vy, Tyer. Bsitiu M" day' c9aL
~ SSS.,v,ori Micks Georgetown Gays
- -, R.vn,r virginia d,ys, wood -. r.. .
go .rsis Hewj Stanton, MachiAs' AIS ~ ~ -
Snow. - ,,oa. lumber o. Brett. = " Co.
: HI' Fall; III Cbssr Baltimore days. c'a| v,.
80 Harriet Halock Barton, Para i9u'y' '
Chr North state Horton savannah days o'''' 49,
NcCrssdv. Mott Co. ,f,...
Scbr Hazard NewfnaD. Routort io bo'e'n. i,be, 4,
go N.ri. 1rewl ssndbouruc, Addison days 'uhDe' "
Steamer we.,epport Berry Portland So hours 'na'e % "
y. Cromwell p,at.r,t;, ,o5.e 20 H. Perkins.
St.smer Bristol Allen, Phiiade.Pha ~,
St,srr.r Ann Eliza. Robinson, PhladelpmN
Str or Osur,y K@nney Providence. Il. .,
BETOV-Slip Pacific Gadd from New -Oi'e'I'' ''' "
Nn' Nelson Son. Also barss and b1ss
SAILFp-Shp r. Rohiusou. X oinson' Ns.As'
NIND-Dvrrg the day, ; 20 W.
TIL t,L r,prtcd ashore by Capt MarhaU o. the sts"' =
las il m. bark Seneca, Capt Feinhagep WIN 'l. -
Rl,pos Ayr,s March 49, for this port She Is ~ - fnl,
Corey Island and 10 leaking badly tep Hi'Il. . -
writer's aeent. has gone down WIN steam Pl
The chr L. previously reported ashore has been ss ca
and arrived at the city last night She Was g0 on oS ~ NN
wick aud crew
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nv TeIer'aph.
Disasters. NC.

ROSTON-Au May % ship Columbia Stiree. Sayannt
bark John Ayoles Hart Cardena'' oHs M''s''
eufue
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COTTON-The market is heavy under the Arab.a's new.
v,lirb favorable much expected
Nothing has doue. We repeat y'tetsys qaoiaon
T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-30

Emmy Mav Or. II.

There was large activity at the Stock Board this
morning in the speculative stocks and the market ex-
hbed the same feature of buoyancy that has charac-
terized il for several days. The bulls have recovered
their nerve and were taking buyers options freely.
The large shipments Of specie for the week. some two
and half millions appears to have had no effect in
checking the speculative feeling. The foreign advces
are looked upon as favorable. The shorts taking
some stocks and not putting their contracts freely
as heretofore The greatest advance of the day in
Pittsburgh which sold at 20, an advance OF t. cent.
Erie went to 36l 364; Central, SCI; Reading, SOi
Southern Michigan, GO; Toledo, 6Jl, sc. Illinois
Central was very firm in the morning on the London
advance selling at 40. but closed lower about 1891
A small sale Of Nicaragua was made at s.. The
Western shares generally are stroRg The trans
actions in Railroad Bonds add up only $30,O 600 at
about previous prices. Goshen Bonds improved to
H. In State Stocks Indiana 81 sold at s2! and Cal
ornias at 6l
The business in Exchange has been to fair extent
for the range, ard quotations firm. The Arago
viii take nearly million of dollars in gold, the arrival
of the California steamer having furnished a supply OF
| bars.
Freights are dull and nominal. To Liverpool, the
engagements 200 bales Cotton at IS. T. bale; POO
bbls Rosin at I'd by packet 1900 bbls. Beef British
vessel at 3D.. 100 tuns Barla Bark at s.. $50 ties.
Beef at Is; 500 bbls. Crude Turpentine at Is To
Rotterdam, GOO bbs Rosin at >. ID. vessel with
Deals from Bic 10 London. at SIS I'd e VI feet, and
one from Richabucto TO British Channel at sos.
The business of the Sub/Treasury was: Receipts
So 81 60; Payments $50 30 6l including Sis 700
California drafts Balance, $l3 los 3gl Il. The bust.
ness OF the Clearinghouse was 81, 200.
We annex a comparative statement Of the Import
Of Foreign Dry Goods at New-York for the week. and
! siIce Jan !
For he Ueet ISJ5. 1856. JS3-.
| Ell. -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-30
C.KErv1LY REPORTED FOR TIE ". 2 TRIBUNE
MAJ FRIDAY. MAY %

ASUES-The marke. is without change aud the demand i
lsbt .s Of 40 bbs ~ 87 for Po and Pearls al - -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-30

Ill ,.,,is Bar, are also inactive az - tor coulug1
arc 60 % q, Refined Shts steady ana IN h''
~, ons,t .sle Of 80 tUu. Singles AZ SIC. mos 81. is.
iSpfA-RuBBER-rhe demand Is f'"'e "Hi'''u '''
af TaTHFRHencck and OAK ar steady Tie weeks D-'
.s-.ra 4 Lows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-30

Knapp ct al. agt. The Harlem Railroad Company
Amendments to printed case settled. . E.
Pierson, Receiver, &C., agt. Squire ct al-Declsio
as 70 costs affirmed.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1857-04-15

STEAMBOAT ACCIDENT We learn by the
National tia. the P. F. Kimball, hence for New
Orleans, broke her plumber block, which de-
tanned her some hours =.
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STEAMER SusK-Thc steamer Camden struck
log and sunk, a few days ago, at Dooley' S
ferry, Isl miles above Fulton.) The boat will
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The steamer A. Fusilier arrived few Gays
AGO with another cargo Of iron for the Paclhc
railroad. @