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New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-31
To Mariners.
0 o. USDEswsITIss,I

OTFICE OF rHE BoAsD o. lNDEsWsfTLBS,(
NEw YosE, March - lg5s. I
Tle believe that cssef u vessels recently
occurred the soubt coas; of the Unfsd States
qLsnee Old and Ia p-et ehsr,s This Bosrd
Sly zpTes Upan The importance of bux
pTOydtd i'm iho.e ihsi As u Iceat cate and from reliable
bouts Charts II lie Coss, Of the ulted sses
corrected IDy sth the Government: sUrYeys aud asFe
acurst.y sd sitkn of all Lsha nov ip
process construction chats sboud
b. iSnilaT ~ every sLip-uIlstsT IN tee tIai-.
q tr ie vold do vel 20
provided pro oer ch.rs
sIuH.L,' angie erTf sy b. nos, ssss,rO4s re-
lie following charges In Lights the Florida Reef 10
tLoU al; pr p-r 10 Loict:
CaRTsfoRT REEF LIGHT, which vas 6x>d Hxh. h low
rryohLs lE1 shoNns b ght fs.k once IN ever, - s~olds
DAi haAk shrho1sr On sontr.n sSasl 5omb:sfo
Ny 4. ~" LIshi. hOuss i5i feet bxh, p.nt.d red
he sA - hAsd nsht the fc. aAns Its eet above
% slAy i've nn e. = u. cGryf5tl SW by ~ y.na7cn 50
aon s. ENEtE ny
LcCGERHEsD kEY III. wrst- NINA. a. IN. Forils K.va
D.y TOriusss Cr,up. =
le. Light House bcdng there the focal place O. which
OF July u.Al "
il D.si' hom Sand Key W IN, di,,sn. 60 mica
~ iae stoye ttts blgIts Uaed stafse
ELLwOOD WALTER
essyssSsy Dossd q Cs6eFvnssrA.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-31
FIRES.
FIRE IN Pearl sTRELr.

IIkL n ILANI sINEII.
Lau evening about 7! O'clock, q hse broke out IN
the ulding No ll9 Pearl street, occupied by T.
Giraud Co., manufacturers and importers of cor
dials; T.. Happock and 4. Maye as offices. The fire
orginst, in the basement in Graud Co. premises,
but from what cause is unknown aud thence extended
90 the roof, The hremen early on the ground,
but from th compustbe nature OF the material about
the premise several hours elapsed before they could
subdue the LAines- The amount OF losses ana nsur-
ances OF the ,ccuPsnts We unable 10 ascertain
The occupants ef the adjoining buildings and Mr.
krene Edey and " hitmsn Brothers, occupants OF No.
~ Beaver street. IN the rear q Girsad q Co prem
ises, sustained co sderabe damage by fire and water.
covered the fire IL burst through the ,ror. grang
and gave the alarm. The total ioss viii mot fa fsr
sbort Of $4,000.
FIRE ~ IIoI'Tr-THIRD srRrrr
Lest nigbt, about y o't%ck, TIE Afp Vj Ere 10 the
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-31
Repor.ed In Telsgro,I

Nf"-Ohl h'As 9i-t <--IE. O.. CUrruN
NO 49, :; q 80 ~ Ade.ug. SCCAK Ia. t. Nv r
t-4'e' Atd "'-'' 80! 5. E2ElGHIs-CottJu 10 Liver
po-l ~
ChAALLsIoN SAoa - The Nsi.la. aly.,e. hay, h.l no
nc - 0-i iI7A AAiAet lie tocsy were ~ D.
sae-. 49, -@-0
lotlLG HaIch - l&eu ldera l-e .p~c la.iy. d.oosr
= go iol tcit~N -r N.Ey arm. - @gd-u-v
- - '--@
b'LTiNoFf. Ia:ch .s-FLoVE s.aiy. Wtt,r c4f: Whit
I'e - -N NokA scv- and I'D Pa1,I.1,s -tl..
y liH- NhI'Ni '-eaiy CONN active; Rio .U.Gi2c
~ '4AicA ~ - Loss 4llAei Erd. " HLAr-Red
= G-4 - - -e ~ 80 = - Co.'s ac.iv-. l-,,og
f'at,- Con-, sI'e-esd g. RI. e.4Ll-. PosN ira
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-31

.,,.op NYsrERY.-The cooperation Of IN -
=, IHk " de,ectiyes with the F-e1ch and Engls
aI.;n ,be ferretnv out o. Allsop was pernte
on. .be General Superintendent Tamadge, at the -ug
gS.fion q a. Freuoh and British Consus. me CO
e ,bs snperlrterdeut was simply TO know hs where
.hnn,s II tle man and be able 70 arrest him II tAe
aoiCs were called upon TO DO it. In expectation Of
ipncb an event tte detect ves vii try to keep hr,
within catchi,g distance. II is worthy oil no'e tsst
,ee. ~ tbc two Con.1's before either Of them had
Tecejyed instruction. from hisGoven-rert on the sub
iect and the Superintendent ha not ct been informed
hat sny ustIuctiols tgve a'nVed.
~ ~ lls' .rnsl of Commerce.
1t .trikes or, if The above statement be tr1e'
that the two CoDsuis we're entirely too fat, and
The Superintendent Of PoA5e, II anything ''I
faster.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-31
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF sEw-YoRK....
CLEARED.

,hip--Assbii (Br.l Stons vsIpool. CInare-
sh,C-C ~ siif usiag LuBdi AntwsEp Laysin bsTos-
gsn.-loriu ilian kcse Maehi-s Dafsn. Lalk1- 4 Ca.
u q NSep NasiI PsIa.rdins. y. Alexander.
BIiss-Lsrre,iA pesbsr PAM s.feeu Naeisi t.u Dss
pins Vsrney, IoIi.ns bissi - ~ 'A De-inS
scEoorsls-J 4 P,s:sIs B1s.s O,1soe.i,j, IT,, y hDss
la. Ysh BsTscoa W. w. Bakrr Cl spray s9ns-. Pee
,Scos Bepner Deake. SyyhiSe tB. hessS. hAf,x Jsa
Hu1l-f a.. Ma me- M.ffibew. inrington, z = Povsl
,stea F.aii.n Bos,on. Dayton SPs4sie' OoeAn Wave
WsrrTr ssAI geD TslssI AcrI, }. saih, Cso~r, hl
s.sT-L.ov Fsnwiek Post HsrfoIi. } 2. ~ ~ssds ca
s.susrs-fhsuss Spass, 0rUeD Phi sseip6is, -; hS
uctt Pou.l Bahinore h. b. CrH4~eA Ca Chess,sssA
CrWsI. Postsrd r. 3. CIopsel c. Deia.eze, Clpss
mia r. PcFkirs
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-31
The folss ns 10 . translated extract from Decople'
y 20. q Wa.kkx price Crrrert.

rrwYHs March 90 lSss At he time Of at savio-.
AZ, ,1,. a. = - q - ,o-eaIa,iSe .scasf1-- drszrias
co through syH la't ;-w STATE >so,ks W NJ
,r tui ,Len a- o-c1ue weak Il =,
frn hs -ae Tie bH sre nrs- pAes cotitn-c"
equally 4yl1,i p5u ied o Aioo AID 10
nlctIs-
,,ors 20 wl.eh ~. .!ad Tt.y resl, vrIoa.ly and
dscli1t spou st ~-ess qEoatlons. -
Tts dsuLd or uy.tineut SgIiies . FA.h-i dun notsI
.'Inc "a 'hs sbanist q aosiiuf ->Pitsl -,
sraIE STocssTe Transactions IN b-soui O. nave oes1
Trru haze uo-asiy aii'r q al 4isse- "i t.
Ftl -s a; o' liz" 4 y - a. 'us. .e ~ -
CIV p5sp,-The following nave be~n aore ia ini,e41
-sules M-li1FsD e. so-ne oAieaso Is a. anal
.1y-nc~
Ire folov:re s Translated e1Lsac; from the Crcu-
.er g. nsr6 & Katz:
r.- H. t,avy Wu~sri tendency Whi.h then syised b.
e,are til aor I,e1.d hc oyng Asy bu; he pab h'y.ag
tisu ~ l ,- ,dya ,-se % t-e ~ pric'' Sey rea Va
.s,d ~sch ea Tor hre, days blsne,- nsyiut sab
q1.r is t"c,-" --of 20 -ir. ile ~. -. "a . IS.
aad u.t '' qao,aor, 'o-iay 4de Sc Ai'Anee ail
osT Peyiols Gnu sf' ..,, .i -
have .Iy,ucel o;aers ave declined
,a., mare se'ye 'han ct we's ~'fecaly IN NJ ~.
ana Lsse dec.n'd It g ''utt Ns~nu closed al u
:, cen, n.sh"I. Lo..-snas cent SarS r, ~
CIo.a. q; ~ Ce.l.As 81 - : % 80, az 1o! = = o.
Cf1Y AL CoU>ry Bo>D l.ine-s very 4ll sa,s 0. ca
rsgo - ir'itllf. fate-.
ANolHrE NIRnIcT AGAINST rHE GREAr WESTERN
RArRo,o CoxP,SY.-In the Merittavil.e Ass.zes, on
tee 23a Is The suit q Morley as TIe Great Western
R4lroad Company resulted in verdict Tor plaintiffs
dan q. asse,sed 1850, rs iouowa:
To TIE s3ooo
TO CHtLDRTN.
T9tr N,,...........s '. l-on Alex. Morley - $50
Wrn Herry Mcrl.y..... $3.50 Ffocs -le- Motley 4loo
'h" Srs Mo.y.:. 'eo1l 5000
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-31
MORE "DEAD-RABBITo RUFF1ANIsu
A WOMAN FATALLY INJURED-TWO MEN
REATEN

II wssOnly with great eIeri0n on tue par. of the
police tina, a second not was prevented from taking
place a, the conner Of Chatham and Mulberry stress
about O'Clock last evening. Tne Dead Rabbits
mastered there 10 strong force for the purpose OF
pewing their attack upon Engine Company No 81
az they p8ssed along from the Pearbstreet fire. Su;h
large numbers of people in the vicinity, 10 ex-
pectation Of riot ss to block up the sidewalks and
street, and render them impsssable. The Engine
Company was escorted over the battle-ground by a
hrge force OF police another section OF officers sta
tie1ing themselves at the corner to prevent any de-
monstraton. The Rabbits thus intinidaed
from making any general attack, but contened them
selves with finging few bricks at the officers heals.
One Of these missiles thrown it ID thought from the
roof Of house fell upon the hesd OF Bridget Dunuau,
single woman, who resides at No. 10 Mulberry street,
and struck her senseless to the Sidewalk. Sle was
picked up by two policemen, who, while proceeding
with her 10 the Station House, were assaled with
bricks, one of which came striki0g the woman
again. The injured woman attended at the Sta
ton-House by one Of the police surgeons, who found
her skull to be so badly fractured as TO make her
covery impossible. She aiCerSari sent to the
New.York Hospital. The injured woman had been
twice cautioned by the police 10 leave the place, but
she did not heed the warning.
Later in the evening two young men, brothers,
named McCue who reside in Elm street while proc cee
ing through Baysrd, Mulberry street. were, with.
out any provocstOn whatever, set upon from behind
by some Sixth Ward rufhans, who deal, them severe
blows with clubs. Both their heads were badly cut,
and they were otherwise bruised. They state tas.
they can identify their assalants.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-31
Disasters. Ac.

BsiG ALANoDE B from Thomss, parted from ssr en-
cLoTs 9Th IL IT. and died ashore Grand TURK lssnd cad ~
total oss On and and the hssDs ssved Wee
SCI in bal act before rtpoitedl i
ky WEST March 1.-The shiP Richaond Gsohia. from
New Orleans boston Into this port On the otn ins
with Oss leaking She went ssioTe - niiss
.e Keys Bshanss about TIE eth In severe blow
CAPT o. cut away her fJfenss when she
Grove over sail being her
crossed 10 th place Tor repairs She
aleb. il III. uIp.r Ato and will avail; o:ders
cisckaryius She b. old ship and will
probably te cd.nned her cargo rsspped Consigned
PaeteE Clark
The .clr. j. H. A'tmssd Capt White, from CuysrnL sr
n taGt pbs sailed II, here lh n.t and retained .Ls
morning IL con,equeLoe ~ having sprung . lsak
BY st-sI 10 Eiwood Waiter ESQ.
KY WEST, March z1ke chip RocElana from Noble ior
BosOn 400 bses cotton ran sshore q. B.ha
HoLcs btwern Csbbs Tr,e aud Ao.es Key Al oc es hs
noLg Of te lsth sat eravDs II water srd dove
on e esnh into u i,s cutting her way through tbe ND
AID sniAbs the roeks below quite heavily
u'bcta cskHs ana dad =. feet 10 nrr
love Le!c aIst .EIn II her viii b. damaged Ise
eekIs II. hrc 81 work saving The The UEderwrfef
te'' ~ sieau pump, IL close by aud viii vofk
D. soon as he Sea down The snip last ys Icy cary
Ale Lp-s we're enrIAiLed that size wosId Of Toe
arp A-ic Cap TSb,t has P .sstsss sei
70 ics LsT or II prscstr The c.Jel judged h nse - DC
al TIE Doc ko'G. The SnoTeO Light lighted for he
ira TINE the evening lie kept ee.r sn1
eaLoTe.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-31
sAIIs Al altTfgN
TUESDAY March 30-P ,

- 49,
S'o'As raihed with far degree Of strength to-day,
~1 'ne ouN p'r'y had the field nearly to themselves
'he anagohists Withdrawing for the time from active
oppo"aon. There was an especial demonstration on
hudson NVer' which, it is presumed has been so ne
Whist oversod by the bears, and there h.. no dopbt
been considerable effort made to create sc.rcitv Of
cash stock. This was the prominent speculative card
Of the day starting al s IN opening sales in tbs morr
ing, and uanng up to 80. AT the Second Board with
ster N the day, reported As high AZ aI
-ap sdYssss q - Y ssx, Thsls We 10, much api.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-31
Annexed is a comparison Of the aggregates OF
aboye statement with that Of last week:
Tie movements Of the PhiladeIphi, Banks since
January II, 1855 have been as follows:
Tie following is an extract from the Circular Of


Th- accompanying quotations show most t~c.-
Fl, EisrL II as report Il TIE Ntn u-i J-i~:
CO, III fOu the make, tie yup;om u
buoNarcy tn-r sppsru; repls ArueWct
ya prevailed duls The greater Of
4. ortrhi. L. -ti-s Il ~Du tr -piy i
ct1t.Ail,,ly lu'eJ TIE cr.e / uodeEe Az yrry p.a
b.: l. those p-,.4tIs, clara ef . J. "a
u n decided that the preceding i;t ~, the
Of hoit;o amounting tx short tlule, alnOs; -
perc TIE spi.;y Of the "a. pc c-d c0l'1craoe T;Jn
ol e I'd it aId 18th resulting IL ai'4lce - el3 =
q. fi ,hc pla;s. wh.ch La b-eu uu
tauec Tfic, H. ; ,aste day having ?ectlrd INT A-
~, sss4l -, cd 80.
F,f stale atet las been without activity
;.ra! ,harge pTil.s b., s'uerA..y eighty l1"ef.
Ksrsi tie t.al.sctl-s, pt ll ieW l@aiuS
have uoleltr Aid ~ uraIy every
price, are materially lower Cleveland Columbus au4 C.aa
Ia iseA T. IN Consequence 81 tJr United S,ales
urt having decided that tie CoupGny / ir tnr
n-yuet 4 plcipe interest q <f u ilr tu-- q th-
Cglubu. Pqla lHciArs RslJsi C p.y saAl'-~- y
hem
Therc 10 no change tie sspect 4 The Money mar TIE
na1d e.. and the supply couues 'rry aoltc41-
RAss q! ere.i rather lower, cal loans sa'lsizor
etie. made ~ iGb z cent and rg-i cIass qaT
tso led readily a. The balk returns q tie 9Th
show VI loans Of les H. a. ner-a.-
diins the fornhi Of 81 aSl 73 The dcFesse la 'Pci-
This Gecrtae caused by payments g ." sub
Treasury Trasry Notes recently sd by III O5yvr
.ui and thr Of Oas proceeds partly IRON Purchases
II these note. By h4Ik Ths xPoIts 4 .Fe tke f1r
Light only sl The eeeit' Of sold fr0n C.iur
Lila were lic, 'E
III u W. ksr.AA ssSiss1S
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-31
~ meetings hssstserva Be he'd IN 10 Of 20 attached
"A ne macs.ne shop, 9. l2l p. N.

Fmrxrss cOwrSrics.-The delegate. from tho
various Fire Companies IN jersey C.y met in convsn-
tic1 on Monday eyesIng, and mads the following nom
nations for the approaching nal election:
Chie( Engiate-samas 4. Ffencl tsd Cssr.es SO.
AffStonf Es giaeyifrsi Ws'<A b. Resuo.d W Ism -
Stevens ara b. Nolan. seco'sd WMd-y-sdecs "a kI1n
D. Hssht and John McGu;<sn Fourth WGd-Jobh w. o~S'
bseh r. II. Nusebt and q. w. Dempsey ?, -, ,ra
FGs ConmsoEers- fbouas Hyle, JoEn IL 1--WE 49,
Gsnr A
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-31
Receipts Of Proau.,-g.pcu an

b. he No,A hy Beais-5o tb.s E.oCr ~ d. Beet o. d.
A-:.cs =. Tag P.l.
- Ire hGA,osC-.,TO btis. Four 42j do WHISKY l $40
tass fe'd -" Co. ate 90 pkg. Provision. ~ do Lard i
IL Ae Lo ~ pa the.e, S 10. buit- sl.s Leaih-r
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-31
LAW LVI,ELLl lGE.NC,E

SUPERIOR coURI-ssEcH fsss-NAe' -
wm =. Barry agt. Al sx. Bosaell ct s.~Mo:.on 70
ssits OFT dened, VIZ o. r's v..,a,, -r,3cme,.
he s@.wsI sin three ~ Of cps Of ;a' order
BSiterwOr.h sgt. F,x.-Jadgment forp!a.n,if Fi;h
yohn II. TiO':f On ozt. The Union God MINI c..
Ds%qI'sr sS I r . 20" font a.. "ed wa e''' win 80 y
JOB L. Black M ''JS.1 joan Carney arm &.-Moa,n de-
Asgustus wOOdTaG sg, john Hu.son Order
james c. c. Bel 81 al. sg- JsInes G: Gsiner ct a.
@saS. No SS,. Don. :.d u g. s o. r55hs' order O. the Court
~ '"'' :" heEpuiy on this spp"'er"l'
COURT OF 'syEoIAE sEssoSs- M.Ieh 'o-Ses'e Ja''e'
Thee kndar cc4tsined Il Prison cssee. aud ~ hsh
VIII o. Schroeder and Frederick Bsccker ~ere con-
eonsss sof ':esy1g fye 6o1es o. cigar PsnienAsy i1T
10 ord Walker was convicted Of stealing silver
w.1sf P.ntent ~ TX moths
q ~-ge Hooper was convicted Of 40 assault end
rsgustus steDeberg convicted o:stealings piece
81 s.sh Finei $50
sTIy Ef%Sh II R.sa. ffy ffsy 10 az s assss
Mary Ryan pesdeG guilty 20 os,eAirg scloth astcae.
William SugeIt was convicted Of stealing csr coup
kTs. Peprentisry two months ,r,.,.
Patrick Tralnor was convicted Of STEALING e keg o.
Michael Mctiowan was convicted Of an assault and
AS.tery John L. Flynn. Penientisry tvs months
ssAoes. Feuts utiery four months .
Jemes Driver convicted of an assault and bat
4sry Samuel Clsrk Judgment Suspended.
Michael Dalton convicted OF al assault and bat
Gerry FredeIck SwSre Fined so.
Charles Miller and Thomas Bayard were convicted
Of s;ssns BAyud feni,enisIy iol me- ,hs Miller
yadspsn. suspended.
Henry M4ilard wss convicted Of stealing q shirt.
PsntentsIy two mOn,hs
Charles Coles convicted OF forcbly breaking
jGL Fined SO
Thos. Kelly was convicted Of assault and battery
-enPsirick Moran. Judgment snspende1
William Brennan and Thomas Brown con-
cted Of assault and battery Patrick Moran Pentensy
Sosr months.
james Anderson was convicted Of an attempt 70
pieh ladys pocket PentitentaIy three months.
Ann Kennedy was convicted of assault and bs.
zeIy John trcse. PeIientiaIy three months.
SaEge Lang convicted of stealing O silver
watch. Peniteutisiy three months
John Moore convicted Of an assault and battery
co bic wife Judgmen. suspended
John Campbell, for an assault .and battery on John
Cor, 6Ded SO
Maria Wilson was convicted Of stealing sheets and
Timothy Coffee convicted OF sD assault and
bstery John T. Sparrow. PenitentieTy three months
Michael Cronin was convicted of an assault and bat
tssy on his wife. PeIiteutsry two months.
Mary Duly convicted OF an assault and battery
On Mary HsyeTty Peni.en,isry months.
Francis Fay pleaded guilty to stealing watch
RsaitRnisry three months.
Maria Jones was convicted Of stealing a pair OF
sAiers. feHtentisry four months
Peter Cssick CathsIipe Cssick, Bridget o B.en
and FAncs McGe lvicteo Of sh aid battery
Edward DuIn judgment suspended Oh The aDG the
ssnt 20 the City PrsoD fr ten day.
kuInbe! o! convictions IS.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-31
HAFAE

FAEKIss- -HOVEN-,n W.4mso-.2h' IoEs l,'slo ~ - -
dsy March a. b. Rev Nh Il. JoI1scr iI Jcs'pA b"
hsusins - Hf.- Ise1 ho- =
slCKELs- BoGGsOn Monday evening Nareh y . ne ,si
dence of the 5rdfs fst1s-, By he Rev 20 re- a. tI
Il scsel. 70 Mss p Do gh,er o "iilsn j-' ~ 81 d '''
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-31
Nv Tel(RPanh.

BOsTON-Arr Mach 81, Ships Bru,as Snow Calcutta;
q Adams Lewis Calcutta B.iks fremont Baker Palermo;
Sumter Humphrey Chare.ion Bgs H. Huntington. ssovis
osdon; Bsanor, Dyer Cienfuesos SesDers r sprssle
sAitkews Piilaeelphis; W. Jenkins Hones Balaue. Arr
10 light, chip Ocean Queen, Hale, Calcutta
ChARLLsToN-Arr. March zs 81 p m., L. s. " ssAnship
Nashville. Murray hom kewYofk The stesmsszo nsnphs
lserw, u Crouwss ns FROM NewYOrh snised O'clock
this IuoIIlg; eli we'll
NORFOLK, Va, March S0-The se,ubip Atlanta tscrew1
arrived here this morning 'ske in She got s6os y.stef-
day morning viii this afternoon Tor New-Yosf She
Is not making any water.
sAI ANNAh- Arr. Ma ch 30 a. n, U. 8. NJ siesnskip
FLORIDA, N.w.lork ?.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-31
SIS. s.e.5. 81. sI74s9s7


The Shoe srd Leather Bank OF this city has de-
cIsrtd a dividend of e cent, payable April II. The
a,ser books will be closed from the % 10 the l2h
Aurll inclusive. Tie coupons Of the Sunbury AID
Ere Railroad Company T cent mortgage bonds.
due April Will be paid presentation at ther office
on and otter April |, aud also St the banking office Of
F.P Jares & Co., Nc. 30 Wal street. The interest
Of the Milwaukee and Mississippi RailrOsd first mort
gage bonds will be paid at their Office, No. 81 Ex-
charge place. by drafts on Milwaukee with eIehsage.
meeting of the stockholders Of the Cincinnati, Ham
ilton and Dayton Railroad Company viii be held st
the metropolitan HOte! on Thursday evening, April l.
at 4 clock. to meet the President of the Company
The exchanges at the Ba,k Clearing House to-day
Sss sI5,734, ~ ~, and the bs-ses' Paa yse s'3i
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-31
COrRT OF APPEALS

MaReg 90 1ss-No 40 People reI Devn art Corov.r
sxssed David D. Field for appellant Charles UConnN :oI
respondent. No. g. reserved April }; No reserved
zApl No. H. reseryed for APri y NJ. 81. Bldg agt
Hyatt nsued. Nicholas Hi for appellant A. r. Cpwe for
se.yond~nt No Howell Psck James r. Brady
6ar appellant; q. CIsik for respondent.
Cs.snds for March 5lNos 81 ~ a. - i6 A. 49, A. 49,
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Mnrkets-carrrlLT RErORrrp 70. TEN rsI.gs, ,g,

ASH -Te .rk yory quir; Tor Pearls ct s6 . Pot.
a. 4y sd 30 i.lr &c es. Stes II 81 5bs a. - -
COTTON-Tie favorable accounts from the Soath have Ina
proved pres uowh.tandng the unfavorabe news pr
Cy of baltimore which proved worse than wss expected
Tle sst, 81 uslcs. We elo.e
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-31
Passengers Arrived

j. ,tor,Af C.y 81 Ba!f.s.ors Jroa Lserpeol-J l. ADa,,
sa, }. Grant. krhpiich Weller smi,d J. Ron- Broh.
T. IsA }. lesGAs u Jsssb, 1sSrps ~ sdy VusvyH r
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-31
Ga 30. n. Metropolitan Bank esrth 's's' no" hs',
BY ,hs bark, amour, 70 sGe 900, being decrease oi
10000 duriug lie week, and *ilis,oco snce the Isl
~ l...

Of January lss.. ,ro,.,
There : 20 variation Of importance Il the Money
market. The supply i. excessive at rates PreV'ou,y
quoted. and lie denand IL discount 70 me oPsn n"'
ket quite l.n..ec. an
Tie L nois Central Conpsay nave eAnceHed % ~.
Of ther bond. nee Jan J. qaidaion d me 'ales o.
lsrds. The fre.h .aies d lands IN Mach 10 -0-nl
emo grt to S1,3tj.
Messrs Tton.ps~u Brotter- Bsrksr- No. : a''''-'
quote Currency, Lsrd UGrants, &C., lis week a.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-31

TowN ELECTIONS IN WEsToHE>TFR CoUNTY.-Tne
annual election for town officers in Westcheter Coun.
ty took place yesterday. In the township OF West
Earms the contest unusually warm il consequence
of the Administration party having expended consider
able money and made the strenuous efforts 10 de-
feat Mr. John Bussiug the friend OF the Hon John b.
Haskn. Mr.. Lewis q. Morris, who had t.ken an ac
tive part in meetings in favor of the Kansas policy
the Administration selected as the opposition can
ddate for Supervisor but, notwithstanding the exer-
lions in hi. behalf he was beaten by 80 votes.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-31

second pe. Was csu.ed By he 1s,nSs r.g.s sy.sSs
so,ner Of Eighty. third siTeet soo ieh'A A''N'''
Damfge eight.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-31

rhonsA H. wudips wsIiu ~ay so< i.h1,, c.lA.ss "A
isSy = Hanson .ndtwo sans, sprou, A. srrout M So.
Ba,sts. sDd adv r. Yorr Hnsb,pd md lazy Ia ~ n
BalSsin Isdy {erarsn and mart Mr Pas, AspHsG
ps,s,- y Wik,sus A Bsrtiie W. J. q. Esss~rDrs 49,
V'ss-siS IoriiH o. More. fklslnE Gses G. Gr~ix D.
gi,..rssr A F N Der, Msss,s hcDOn.A sud J. MsDsas1
u, S,So Iueysfsa from Har zna-A singsE. ozs...a
Johs Re ne. ~,
n 5aSs fsndarss ySos BaiisS H'a1-L c. Lsssiri-vs.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-31

We annex comparative statement Of the Exports
exclusive OF -peciel from New-York 70 foreign ports
for the week and since Jan. Il:
1856. 1887. IS5S.
To,sl e.. 'he week...... l.i55N0 SL.s119 SI5iiU5
PREVIOUSLY rrported..... l5i7Ss l565i IS l2S5&22
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-31

x,u.Yrks ALxASAc...... RVS DAy.
sanR,..s s:s5 s~<a......... SIS Moon-S.ta... "a
pIea warss.a...rb rbis pAv.
s.,1x u,l s2l Gov Lad. Slim Hell Gate. 70 I,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-31

The pilot boat Jsnes NJ waterbury No TO- reporss 90 In.
on Block Island saw number of Pork aud -four barrels,
h inst 10 miles T. o Sandy Hook, picked up part osA-
ers dek with wLse attached, and feather pow-pfosshy
from S. sn-I Palmetto from PblsdelPhia for Bosoa s 2ls
south part Of block lsAne.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-04-06

Confesufoms oR . LecoaPsoA Delegate.
The vicksburg (Aiss.) Wing gives the follow.
inR extract Of letter, dated February -,
1855, from one Of the delegates to the Le-
compton Convention, Who finds that region too
warm for him, 70 . resident Of vicksburg. It
speaks for ITSELF
aMy reason for leaving 10, think, . good
one cannos stay any longer. ! have been,
- every one must be, identified with politics.
/. unSortanstely for my future prospects in
Kansas; have taken an active and rather prom
ineps part. And now, to confess the truth and
uhame the devil. vs the pso-slavsry men, cam
not expect any favors Of the d--d Aboli-
sionists; for, although We have been il . mi
| ussisy ever since ] came 70 KAnsas, we have de-
MED shis, 70 prevent discouraging emigratior
from The South, and have bullied and svindlet
them in our electionA until even admit the,
have right TO feel outraged. To day the!
ous-number 10 at least four or hve TO one
The disproportioR i too great tor " 70 ngh
any lUnRse-ske moro % from the fact sha
the ensuing springs emigration viii svel
their majority 70 probably eight or ten y one
fae our msa sss leaving daily, and theirs ar
pousing II"
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-04-06

snore Of the two hundred and forty pound mem-
bsr from Dubuque, nor BY the call for . qu'd q
tobacco by the droll member from Louisa, NOR
by the third fourth, and fifth reading Of the slim
bills Of fare on the table at which only fifteen
could feast Tor fast 1t once.
But enough.-too much, already, for your
tired tspOS, u.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-04-06

ADISe DEMOCRATS OUT OF TINE PARrY.-
S. S Coz, Representative from Ohio,
hg home TO his constituents, Gays that those
undertake to read out the Western Demo-
opposing Lecompton, "m,ght a. we'll trs
pa tAe hiekories ost Of the Western soods.