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sTERLING-on Saturday Nay Frsns hlard The younre
.on Of Joseph A. ard Henrietta l. sN fling, aged year. IL
months and Gays. -. q,
The relative. and friend, Of the fan ~ are respectfully invited
20 siiend the funeral hday Mohdsyl morunf tie ll.h
a, 10 O'Clock from No 1856 "e-t Thirty sixth street
Phisdep hs psper please corJ
VAN BUREN-In The Ccy Of Brooklyn, Saturday Way
yTs EIa Van Buryn, wife q Moses Van Buren, ID the
Sfh II her -,
The relatives friends Of the family invited 70 attend a'
fuIersI this afternoon At 81 O'clock from the Rev Dr. Be
thuDe's Church. Pierr,pont street.
wOOD-In Brooklyn, Sunday morning Nay 10 May T.
wife 81 William II Wood sg@d 10 years -
The relatives and friends Of the family invited 70 send nf
funeral her late residence Il Johnson and AaA
streets 10 morrow CTussdayl a. ii o'c.ock g L.
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ssd s9, l .a5 I P5s' SI ps s9Gsd
Dc counsel insisted that Mr. Berran and his
!oeates being de fGeto members Of the church while
e. otber party were not, Mr.. Berran should be con,
,dered as the legitimate President Of the only legal
Roard Of Trustees. ii the other party had by force
aT nun bers, driven Mr. Smith and his friends to
rock Of the ocean the sands of the desert, they
would still be The Church, a continued trespass or
usurpation would cOafer no powers upon the wrong
he said was not 10 be determined by members but by
the discipline of the church and the conformity or non
conformity of the parties TO that discipline. To this
point the counsel cited the case Of the People eI rel
Steele agt. Tire Trustees OF centenary ChuTch, re-
norted m Barb. 3g7 and the Laigh-street Baptist
Church aet Noe and ohers, II Howard Reports, 497.
The case was on argument several days last week,
and the papers were submitted 20 the Judge, who
served bi. decision Chauncey Shaffer. for plaintiff;
Mr. Mcmahon for defendant.
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Markets-Peported BIZ Telegrapk.

NEw.ORLEANs Msy a-CorTos unchanged sales to-day,
bales Mddng l3 aisle. Sales Of the week 80 bal
Receipts Of the week 1900 bales Stock hand y 800 ose.
Decreased receipts this port % COO bales do a Southern
ports as 500 bales SUGAR Halle. for fsir-msst bare
Com dhl at 75de5c. PoRE buoysnt; Mess Els 75dsA
LARD IN kess l5c COFFEE il frm sales u the week Zos
bsz. receipts Of the week so bags beside at Quarantine
1875 bag. Stock SO ooo bags FREGHrs-Cotton to Liver
pool ID Other articles nchanged - Ill
Providence MAY s-Our CoTroS market has been Gun Gun
during the week and the demand light. Prices are ne
.eria change WooL-The market continues dun pT-,xc
.sme range q prices sales Of the week q 500 ~; = hcS
CLorHs-sses Of the week IS 700 pieces about 80 o. WHICH
10 be made.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF EEW-YORk
Cleared.

g. hi..P FLORIDA Croweu. Savannah $. L. Mitchil
49,; 30, Charleston, spoford Taeston jamestown,
p.r;sb NoTfok Ludlum Peasants
ST. Thsre.s Holmes, Valparaiso A Ladd; Arcsdian,
S,Pn csne Town and market, Tucker, Cooper Co
Sis G-iunel Fletcher London, Grinnen, Minurn Co
! 4 stamler Hiz, Antwerp. Layton HuIlbut Republic
SR1em1 Wenke, Bremen, Hen,chen Unkharti CASTOR
SRrsn1i HiIenbeck, Charleston, Honboc l. Rein.
B.rt,-Ceder (Beu Kohlfs Msnz-nills, Henninss Muller
Going; Masnoo Bartlett valparaiso Wm Bartlett; Con-
oan (Breu) steengae. Bremen Henninss, Muller Cos
rf; Grant CenfueEos Chsstesin Ponyer 20
Vetress (Br Kenny ST. John, n. b., P. Eevias son
uachsr. 49, r.,.
Bns.-A Ring EyeIett, ST. Msry's. Ga, r. W. Trsnds
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COTTpT CAIrNDAP Turs nav

SUPREME CONFERENCE.-The. $780, sol, 81
l2 H. 40 l29 49, 1885, 1856 al, 49, I45 1856 49, lGO l6
1872 1863, 1874 1866, l66, l67. 1853, 6J9.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.-NOs. %, 80
50, 81, 80 IS, 81, IS, sc, ST.
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRIAL TERN.-Nos. 594. $50,
1894 $40 249 25 A. ST. 6S5 CSC 60 Ga 645 647 65 655
572 66l, 666, gu, 67s 6S6, 495, IS, IA
CoURT OF CoMM0s PLEAs-Part Mos. 755, 7j6,
757 75 100 76 1872 63 1874 765 7 767 1853 800 532 Part
JLNos a 52 1874 49, 598 769 10, III, TIP, us, lOS
Jei 572. 623 364l,
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BROOKE w ITEMS.

MILITARY PARADE.-The, Thirteenth Regiment,
NY S. NJ, intend making o ful-dress regimental
parade this evening. 1t is anticipated that there will
be full turnout of all the companies. The regiment
is under the command of Col. Abel Smith, The
Fourteenth Regiment, under the command of Col.
Jesse c. Smith, will make their fudress Spring pa
Iade some time next week
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Arrived.

ship ostervsld OF Cs.;ne Jarvis. Newport Eng q dsy.
HSrc.a Gi hip S St%; a p - lou 10 "'''d
Ship Merlin s,oddard Shields 70 days. d.e churesn.n
& Roberts Has been within days sail Of SevYofk fr 1
ship Hartford Powell Savannah day.. cotton to Wake
Slip Eiors FOrSe. H.vre ID April mds and 30 pas. 10
ship Rudolph HAM, Dctmsn, Hamburg "a April md..
AID - pass TO Ksrck mn April, a, rs a lon .Pets
ne has bad four deaths the psssase, children.
Bari Chss Brewer (of Roek,sndl Dsn carSena. days
he lower vsr Of vessel apparently attached BY the ssas
hull 9Th inst shout 60 mile. Of H,t,e'ss enpeeaeea
heavy gale from e. and sprung eak been compelled 70
Pprt cpsps cf OrTins;onl Hopkins. ciepfu.sc. Am, "a
co. with bEs WsPPo and Humboldt for Nsw'fors Passed
BAH PseSc Gardens. Apr 90 sugar to Surge. Co Sta
inst lat s. lon u So spoke bTis z Jsne hence Tor Dsreu
p sugar 10 Crosby Crocber eth inst miles south Of Gar
nesst, spoke bark warwisk hence for New orle.as
len Gbrsl,sT April fruit Sc 10 chamberlain Phelps az
May s SO 80 Ion &C. spoke bark Sea Breeze. Of Boston from
Bra Three Sisters Robinson Neuvitas 10 days. sugar te 10
Brie Martha Washington of sury) Ander.On, s.saa Ia
Grsnde April % sugar &c. to Thompson Hunter
schr Open Sea lOf Bansor Babbasc, Csrdnas April 80
Schf Eusenia tof BanOTe Crook Corn Island c.rris..a
2s S. ion 70 50 to lat IS - lon u H. in 5 days
schr Odessa (Br Griffin Halifax days. potatoes and oats
schr Jamestown Lazaree City Point 4dsys, -four to J
Sprsgue.
schr =. A. Cole Jones Baltimore'4tisys grain.
Schr Banner Brown, mte from wrecks OF ships New York
ST. Patrick and ashore Banegst Bird Nelson
sshE s Cole ;;. ZONES Bsls%oTe DAYS. coal
schr Emily johnson, Tunnell Baltimore days rOur to
Mailer Lord.
schr W w johnson, Ketchum, Virginia, oysteu
Schr Newport, Turner. Chincoteague. corn IN ~ Fox
Schr MARY Ban6ed (Br Sherrs Palermo March 49, passed
Gibraltar April sth AprA. OF Gibraltar spoke
ship Fsate Bird Palermo PHILADELPHIA Same time,
saw BRIG Newsboy, from Messins for Boston -.
schr Evergreen (of New Londonl Hnckley hstanras s
inst, uossses 20 master
schr Alma (Br Snelgove Trinidad Is days, and
las.es 10 Y1nsss del Vale Co. vessel 20 master
schr Lucy A. circuit (of Camden Me-, Orcutt, NewOr'
leans II DAYS molssses B. A. Smith vessel 20 master
schr. Lucy Blake, Smith, Rochland.
schr. Kossuth. Coker NewouryPort
Sloop Thomas Hull, Hull. Providence -
Steamer jackson Baker Baltimore p hours. m3se. sh
inst off Bsrnesst spoke ship Burlington, from Shields M
New.York 10 days .
Steamer Quinnebaue Holen, Norwich.
Steamer Petrol Arey, Providence:
Steamer Taconey Wilson, Phadelphla
Steamer Novelty, Bell, Philadelphia
Steamer Concord Norman, Philadelpha
SALED-SteamshipsE Ericsson, LveIPooi Florida, Ssvsn
nah; Marion Charleston Jamestown Norfolk &c
wIND-During the day, 8. and fresh.
The steamship Baltic Of the Collins hne last evening
foaed Balance Dock and towed TO the Novelty WOrt,
to complete her repairs
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIONs-MAy 9-Before Juds


The court gave its attention to-day, dunng the short
time while in session altogether to passing sentences
Harrison Hall plead guilty to forgery in the fourth
degree Judgment suspended
John Kelly, a youth of 10, plead guilty of petit
larceny Sentenced for 81 days 70 the City Prison.
ground Of good character and first ofens judgment
pended.
James Bowen, found guilty of grand larceny. On
the declaration Of Mr. Busteed in the
bill Of exceptions sentence deferred till the last Saturday
in the term.
Charles and Thomas Waters, found guilty of simple
assault aud battery fined 100 and stand committed
till paid.
Adjourned to Monday morning II o'clock
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sosroH-An May 10 ships Atlas. h 49,. He..iss;
@ Ions. Ames Cardenas; Commodore fiees s,s,r.
oss. ncs.n. brig Alruecahli, Carlisle hsSsnsi f ~
49,. P.nhslow, New-York. ,.. I'll A soy gos.
bs .bip Gsmecock Ossood from CAeot.s ~. .o ass
,o w,s boarded Saturday, sh. BY Do EwYork s.l
nroceeded there. - =, q ro.u s,espnshlp South
PCHARLEsToN May 9Th. U > ma. ss,s ~ o'closk
ais morning.
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FREAES's ELEcTIOS.-The fremen are preparing
fer the election of five Fire Commissioners,
quired by recent law. These commissioners will
have exclusive control of all matters relating to the
Fire Department and take it oue of the hands of the
Common Council
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piled and j. T. peossy Of this city published, with
dispatch worthy Of emulation, volume embracing al
the important laws enacted a, the late session Of the
New-Yorb Legislature. Within 300 pages he has
given official copies Of such laws Of public i'm
terest, including all that relate to this city.
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

Susp,Y TRAyEL.-Yesterday, for the first time this
seeson there immense travel across the Hobo
ken ferries to the Elysian fields and other places of
resort in Hoboken and vicinity.
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TAdvertisementl

AUTHORS The successful author develops ma
ture and describes in harmony with human motion and human
wants PHRENcLoGY the "key bosrd by which 10 reach AZ
the strings Of the human soul Examinations with charts and
written descriptions daily by Mr.. PowLER, 500 Broadway
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,cr IN HIGU IIFE.-Fasbion il divorced

DIVORCE IN HIGH LIFE.-FashiOn is divorced
Extorton r. WILDE the celebrated manufacturer and
Importer Of MLLSERY has accomplished this desdeatum
Visit his and splendid Warerooms and Factory No PSI
Broadway ofMausy,t Such superb Spring Bonnet',
sk Goods Straw Goods Artificial Flowers Dress Caps and
Head Dresses &C. cannot be bought elsewhere within Is
cent Of his prices
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THE CANTON TEA COMPANY have on

TEhs-THE CANTON TEA COMPANY have on
And ,yery variety Of for 0rooer Tea Dealers and phi
yste f.nes-soochons, Oolong and Young Hyson from -
an % 20 eensi GunpOw and Imperial from q cents 70 s.
eents Other qualities equally low Also, boxes Of good
FsuiIy Tes for dollar. Call and examine.
Ne Us Chatham st., between Pearl and Rooseveltsts
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to-day on call but the week has been more
active one than the previous, and rather more
difficulty has been experienced IN finding facih
ties. The banks a. far a. learn, are dis
counting freely for their dealers, but not anxious
to extend their call loans stocks. The offerings
generally large. We hear OF two or three instances
where money has been Jeff with leading stock
houses deposit at per cent but the current rate
is per cent. There s no change in paper. The dis
count houses have but small amounts Of first class
names, which 60 at 7a9 per cent. The principal
business is done at Sac per cent. The interior, we
learn, paying up well where notes have been given
payable at bank but in the Of open accounts, the
northwest il to some extent delinquent. The land
specuaiions have absorbed immense amounts Of
funds which beAng TO New-York merchants.
Albert II. Nicolays regular semi.weekly sale of
stocks and bonds will take place Monday next, the
18th ins, at III o'clock a; the Merchants Exchange.
The Western roads generally do not make very
favorable show in their April traffic. The Chicago
AID Rock Island s however, an exception. The earn
ins' have I9 90 .,
April oo-ft IL
slsOd2 II
The earnings of the Milwaukee and Mississippi Rail
road for The month r April 1857, = I
Corresponding month SSI2
slo4oe
The earnings of the Michigan Central Railroad for
April were follows;
Freight 7s y ISL 81
Miscellaneous 1870 30 1873 10
2ss IS $2sOsO7 Of
The earnings of the Galena and Illinois Road at
April tis2o!
April, $3.50
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Under new Law Of Congress, vessels name coz ~
CHANGED BY per.On seers. Of ID. 'sg g r
i =, - ,.snfion 20 change vessels name
poes o. the accom- panied BY such sr
a. will BE- likely 70 the identity q the o.%.s s
m - hn ,sa bu, W, would prefer to see tssm nsssssA
80. % ,hax .boaIa be changed tos many sad sss''S
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body of q man greatly

MAN Found DROwNEU.-Ihe BODY oil man greHIy
was found In the water OF Bompits Hook Soltn
Brooilyn Yesterday was drawn shore where It re-
NAMED ali day The man appeared 20 be about 40 years OF age
bsa on bsef foeL coat with black pantaoons
blue oyerss and eatIIr belt about the waist he was about
Eve feet esht brown hair and little bald on the
top Of the head whh however mgh, have been caused ~
the anton Of the witeT
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IAdyertisement.l

ORGAN EXMBITION.-The new Organ for st.
Jamess Church Syracuse will be publicly exhibited THIS
DAY, at O'Clock, at the Factory No. 20 Downing-st
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PiCEPoCgETs CAUGHT.-As Mr.. John j. Nancy
No Eldrdre street was poceedss Broadway 20
tbe vicinity Houston street bic attention sttraea
thTee ruspcous hing individuals whose noven1eHS az
einded watch Shortly aerwsTd be one Of os ,h
attempt 70 pi lsdys pocket, and ,nhsequen h,d INTO
Fang gave James Johnson put Us %
The pockets Of smother adys dress and sb.trss Co.
and parsed 20 companion calling hin'e The
t@no bon uakng this discovery Mr. Nancy ~
adv that bad been robbed Miss Lucy H. bIaSDon -
Union street South Brookynl and inquired ~ 80.
ni.s az ythine from her pockets On eIaInne'.op
tanned that her poctetbooL containing bank DH hn
20 the amount q So had stolen from nsI "n.iupon
M hsney psrroed the young pefpoehs ara tne ~
rest Of two q them johnson and Coseo ~
wa. ather johnson represented that ne was hstlSe oi
fao N wear, Old resided in West Broadway and wa by
.Sn.,ion n.,,Sy and neper hanger The offenders
t.isp so,e fn..Sce Dawson the Jefferson Market Police
Court and committed for examination
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IAdxertiseInentl

JAMES PYLES'S DIETETIC SALERATUS
Has no equal making Biscuit Cake and Pastry Of all kinda
LsAt nutritious For sale al al the Groceries Depot No.
SIS Wssbington-ft
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V,o, .rtoy oy ORnryIy(Es-Some dozen cartmen
were arrested by the Fourth Dc Police Saturday for not
having licenses The old LICENCES have Iun OUT ana the ofd
nanees require that they shall We renewed
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FIRE.-On Saturday n O'Clock p. M. the barn on
the Thomas estate Bergen HILL Jersey City de-
stroyed BY FIRE. Loss about $50.
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To THE MUSICAL PROFESSION AND TRADE
An examination Of g. D. H. W. SmITH's SUBBAss ORGAN
NELoDEoSs respectfully solicited by their agent A.
EASoUsE, No. SO Wakefst.
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fAdyertiserpent. I
To NERVOUS SnEEEREl

10 NERVOUS SUFFERERS.-A retired Clergy
NAN restored health IN few days after many Of
anxiot make the Of
VIII send (free) the prescription used Direct TO the
Rev JOIN NJ DAGEALL, No. 50 Fulton At, Brooklyn.
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THE CoURTs.-The Hudson County Courts were not
engaged during last week Of interest TO the pub
M II 10 probable that the Grand Jury will come into Court
With the result Of their invest early Tuesday u
his
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IMMATURE ALMAxAc...THs pay g.. ,o.,O
surP;.s. " seas set,,......... 70 Moon-ss'" "'I"
$3.50 atcn wArER...THIs DAY: a =,
Sandy Hook. S:r Gov Island s'l'Hi lag"
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United STATES CIRCUIT CeURT-HAY o.-Before
Judge NELSON

THE MUSICAL PATENT SUIT.
Jeremiah Carhsrt 1t al AIT Stephen T. Gordon, 81 al.
This was action u recover damages for an alleged
Infringement Of patent The full PARTICULAR Of the
puhshedn the TRIBUNE q Saturday last The Jury brought
sealed verdict but the plaintiffs not answering the jury
discharged without rendering any verdict.
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Markets. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR TIE TRIBUNE.


AsHES-The market unsettled for Pots sales Of 100 bbls.
are reported l2 Pearls quiet a, 81 Sd 81 62i
COfTON-The market continues dull aud declining. The
sales are ported 500 bales We repeat nominal quotations:
SEwYoRK cLAssSIcArios
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The marked feature of the market to-day was dull
ness. We heard of but few outside orders, and most
of those we hear of are to sell Stocks.
The business in Exchange done for the steamer to-
day was quite light, and quotations are heavy.
Freghts to Liverpool are dull and nominal. We
hear only of an engagement Of 900 bales Cotton at s
as. Cd. p bale. To Bremen, 100 bales Cotton at
3s. 3D.; 500 bbls Rosin at %. To Rotterdam. 800
bbls. Rosin at q. Is. To London and Glasgow we
learn of no engagements. brig of 23O tuns to Porto
Rico and back, with Sugar at 4Oc., and Molasses at
90. Schooner MoIer, leo tuns, was engaged for the
Cuff trade at 500 per month. The brig Hesperlu',
$50 tuns, was chartered for POr-au-Prnce for IOO
A brio TO load lumber from Washington to Porto Rico
at So and back with Sugar at 4Oc, and MOlasses g.
The business of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts,
$ls7 1873 IS; Payments, 1904 %; Balance Ga 2a9
Asa A. against sl4, 4Os ll2 last Saturday, showing
gain TO the street of sl7s 65S. As $4,000 of the re-
cepts came from the Mint, the street gain Is really
s.c:S. 65S We annex A.,
coyPAR.rtvr STATEMENT Of tie ln.pe,s foreign Aer'
York the reek ana Hhee sdhu0'yh
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SUPERIOR COURTNEY a-Present, all the Judge,

SUFEHIUH OUUHI-MHF d-rTeseHI at VHe JuuE'f'
DECISIONS.
Spencer N. Clark, &c, agt. Augustus NJ Masters,
&c-New trial granted on terms order to be settled
The Central Bank Of Brooklyn agt.W. Bailey Lang.
Judgment affirmed with costs
James Cornell agi John Andrews ct al-Bill Of ex
ceptons 10 be re-settled.
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Receipts Of Produce. ..-IhAi -s-,--
By ns Erie Railroads. 100 bbs Flour ~ 90 o. ssber
"a bags Wheat, 2sO do Malt, SIC do Oats 10" '' ~
~ Hides IT'S pkgs Butter, IS do. Oh
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IAdYertisement

[AdvertisementJ
WARNoCK & Co,
GESrLEMIE's HArTERs.
No. 5l9 Broadway,
81 Nicholas Hotel, New York
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-MAY s-Before
Judge NELSON
John Graham agt. Edward Stucken, mpleaded with
Meyer ohersDemurrer overrued and defendant
compelled 20
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS oFFICE-MAY g.
Before r. q. WHITE.

RENDITION or DEsERTERs.
Upon the application of the Consul-Genersl Of the
KINGDOM Of the Two Siciies Commissioner White issued
warrant apprehension Of Luigi SennO and Emanuel Auto
sreeto alleged de,e~rs from the meropoli brig Achi
The Of brig Francis Carero testified that the
,hipoed Malta and that when the vessel arrived
ts port in April they away witho his
committed the 20 the Tombs preparatory
their being sent back 70 Malta
THE POsT-OFFICE CASE.
The three young men who were charged with fraud
ueny tanning letter from the Post Office and sppropane
the contents 10 their brought up before the Com
missioner but evidence takeE The prosecution have
70 the officers Of the bank upon which the
drawn and therefore asked Of the till
Thursday 10 O'Clock which proposition scceded 10.
Before o. W. BRIDGHAs.
CRUEL AID UNUSUAL PUNISHMENT.
VIM Hammond. first mate of the American ship
City brought before Commissioner Brigham
Of nctipg cruel and unusual punishment upon
Henry hubbard Of the vessel The pansn and the
the part of the prosecution not appearing the
CON missioner discharged Mr. Hammond and Dismissed the
complaint against him.
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In addition 70 this, s5l 200 in gold went to Boston
on Tuesday last. The Spanish coin shipped by the
Prometbeus was received from Hsvrs by the Africa
I'd, The .hove drain and some amounts which the
domestic exchanges have taken from US, the Bank
statement of Monday will doubtless show loss in the
specie line. Meanwhile, another California delivery
win probably be made on Wednesday or Thursday
next.
There was marked ease in the Money market
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-, sN as sSi s757so,i2j sssl7s,Ss5
The Imports Of general merchandise it o will be seen
are yery large including Coffee, s2ll 900; Books
600; Cigars, s97 ,6OO Tobacco, ss7 400 G Teas
Sy, $1,000; Gin, SCI 600; Hides, sls, 4oOi Iron
sxsscOO; Steel, s6slOO; Tin, si4s'SOs sPelter'
s3s sOO Lead $4,000; MOlasses, sAo. 200; Sugar
a. o56, 7OO Indigo 1880; Nader S5'SOo' Lin
seed Oil, $50 600 Furs, $536"'
We annex comparative statement OF the Exports
of merchandise from New-York to foreign ports ior
the week ending Wednesday and SINCE January L. IL:
1Ss5oSsi1 sisssss si.Ss $50
sis io ,hr I'D 2iS7s4sS ScotoS SVeaa
s..,, sZ2 5.s 4o5 s@.O57,ol7 sS.7as 52
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United states Mail.
VIRGINIA..

@3.' .s -sf Posr oFFoE DEPARTMENT, Oct 49, 1857.
PROPOSALS for carrying the mails of the United
States from Isl January 1858 earlier practicable 20 Both
following the State Of VIRGINIA. win be
ccvcd the Office Of this department until Of The
sh day December next decided the following day
Abingdon by Clear Branch Buffalo Pond Three
Springs Mil Point, Arcadia Block House, Estellyile Stock
Creek, PatonsvIlc, Sckeyylc, Rocky Station, Jones
H yile Cany Hollow Beech Spring Rose Hill and Walnut
Hill, 10 Cumberland Gap, Tenn, ll3A miles and back,
three times week, in four horse coaches. n-8s
Abingdon Tuesday Thursday, and Saturday Al sa
Cumberland Gap Thursday Saturday, and Tuesday
n by Cs1g $3.50 ifi at1 tstraNs 1905
Leave Cumberland Gap Tuesday Thursday and Saturday at
P.e.. ls 80.
Abingdon Thursday, Saturday Tuesday by
proposal guarantee certificate instructions
and requirements be embraced the contracts the adyere
january 1885, February 1856 and February 1857
either Of them pamphlet FORM in all the principal post Offices
il. A. AARON " BROWN,
Oct 3o-Ias4w Postmaster General.