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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-05

Judge Wright has made decision in the csse OF the
City Of Troy against the Troy Ucon Railroad, and the
Rensselaer, and Saratoga Railroad agains. the City Of
Troy The Troy Wig says:
TIE decision as i, stands is against the city, 10 so
far a. it denies enforcement Of the specific perform
a. &c Of tie contract the part Of the roads II au-
bor7es decree for the sale of the roads under the
mortgage. $50
"Iftte Common Council think proper to abide by
THE d, cs'n, the sale under the mortgage may take
plse July next. If an appeal is taken, the case
will go 10 the General Term
The shareholders of the London and NORTHWESTERN
and the Great Northern Railroad have had a meeting
in London to the conduct Of the Directors Of
the three Companies in running ruinous competition
with each other and speedy settlement of the con-
troversy is likely TO be effected in consequences OF this
movement. Manchester is disan! from London, vis
railway, about 1873 miles, aud the usual charge for
travelling that distance is about So The rate OF
speed lie 30 miles hour. But the competition be-
tween the rival Companies has brought the prices
down TO uife. Al present, the double journey
II ON Manchester 70 London, and back il accom-
plished for five shlings e1ac y equivalent TO dollar
and twenty cents Of our money-or something less
than three miles for a cent
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MARRIED..

MAHER-ln this city, on Sunday May by the Rev
Duncan Dunbar D. Beach 10 Miss Cecea Maher all OF tins
city.
HEARD-DE CoNINCKE-In Baltimore, on Thursday, April
20 by the Rev. Dr. Coke NJ Augustine Heard IT, OF boston
10 Miss JaIe L. De Conincke Of Baltimore
RUsSELL-GORMAN-A. the residence Of NJ; j. McDsrmott,
e,q No l2l West Sixteenth street Thursday Apr 81 ny
Rev Archdescon McCrron. Mr. Joseph kiseu OF
NewYok Anne eldest daughter Of Mr. James German Of
Troy.
SLOANE-McLAREN-At Genevs, NewYort, on Tuesday
morning MAY l. by the Rev Donald McLaren, D. the Rev
w Sloane Pastor Of the Third Reformed Presbyterian
Church NewYoIk City 70 Miss Margaret C. McLaen daueh
ter of the officiating clergyman.
foUNG-BROWNOn Thursday evening. April g. at the resi-
c.nee Of Hiram fsr esq Pleasant Valley ~ j. BY the Rev
william Riley, D. D.. Hugh Young Of New.Yorh. to Nj s
Ellen Brown sheT Of the late joseph Brown
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-N.y 4-B.fors

At the opening of Court, Rode rick Nowlan an old
ofende who pardoned out Of ate Prison was tried
on cha &c burglary in having the 18th e broken into
the store Of Primer No. 28s Grand street and stolen
berefrom rre clothing The charge Of burglary wa' no.
proven prisoner convicted Of grand larceny and
sentenced 70 the State Prison for five years.
Charles Henry was tried and convicted of grand
larceny in stealing from the of Tiffany Co., Broadway
diamond pin worth He called the store under pretense
Of PIN being shown asortue stole the
one in question and pu, in its place worth about 80 Ben
tence-Sate Prison for three years 49,,
John Sheridan was tried and convicted Of highway
robbery person of Geo Crowe ssior whom ne at
tackled high. OF the 18th OF March last
and robbed OF $40. State Prison for 10 years.
Conrad Geler, indicted with NOwan, whe was tried
and con this morning for the burglary upon Nj Primers
clothing . and acqltted the proecung attorney
failing TO prove bis connection with the burglary
TIE Court thea al ouTned for the day.
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MARLNEJOU RN.1L.
PORT OF NETWORK =.
Cleared.

.smstps-Che.ap eake, Crowel, Portland H. Crpmwsl
Co New.YoIk (Br D. Mcmillan 0lssgow Robert Crss
siips-Thcms. W Sears Drew PetG,r u q. w f1s'i
HAVE Askens City Point. W ). Dray,on.
bsrks-B ColcoTd, Colcord, Csrd.nH- r. p Buck Co I,
Azsis Ds,S Brandy wine, h H. Whitnors Co a. B,uty
BETTY Moutsydso j. Pcsard n c.
Bris--Olv-, Csllgsn Wilmington. Thompson h Hunter
I,o Griffin. Ei1abesl port Wash, Car.sr Chs-e Hsody
King Brown Mobile, LRyn Huribui, vernon Collins. Bs1
sor ". sandford T'.te Wind Rcd Turks Isiani "
Peters; Via:oI Ellis EBEab-thp a. H. ID Broosman c. ,
Northern Light, Esdse, Foss ~ ;. Whitney Go. !,
Ad, Phi. Brown. Para, James Bishop 4 Co
SCHENECTADY Gice Rogers Iasssouvs rech tnureo
Go: DAWSON. Snionson, Norio D. VI B.ds w w. IT, Cub
Naming st. Jsgo, Cube, r. w Trunde surpsise Cole, Cty
Point J.nes Hunter Co. Orion Dol Cochran, Boston. u
H. De Wolf; A. Bradshaw, Fish, Cenfdegos Cos, sma p
Slade. Bayes, Alexandfis Van Bput siash; NJ nArh
States Wilmington, Dollner. Potter Co NsKsl Wis:sv
RicbnsId. c. II. Pisrson.
sIoop-F. Brewer, Gardiner, Providence, l. Kinney
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COURT OF SPECIAL sEsSIONS-Msy 4.-Before Justice
OsRnRS STEERS and QUACKENBUsH.


Number of cases on calender, %.
len Sampson was convicted Of stealing Bank
notes, s. Penentiary Elk months >,
w illiam Green YVES convicted of an assault and bat
teiy OH Betsy Hayres. City Prison one month ,
Jeffrey Faren was convicted of stealing cost and
p4n.ers tools PeniteDtiary two month";
Rosapna Riley was convicted Of stealing two dozen
sarssparlla bottles. City Prison five days. .
Thomas johnson was convicted of stealing pair OF
boots. Ptnitentisry four months ,
Frederick Frahlieh convicted OF stealing a
quantity Of gold clipping. Judgment suspended ,
Mary Clark was convicted of stealing silver watch
and chain Peniteltsry three months . -, Al,
Mary WiegaI convicted OF stealing table cloth
and other articles Penentisry six months.
Thomas Carroll pleaded guilty to an assault and
battery OF Fred b. Burchad Peater,isry six months
Michael Welsh convicted OF an assault and bat-
| tery on George Block Judgment suspended.
William Wright pleaded guilty TO stealing coat.
| Peritertisry one month 49,
John Humel was convicted of stealing, at different
times feather bed and various other articles Pententiary six
month";
Catharne Mansfield was convicted of an assault
| and battery Cstharine Hanley. Fined $40
William Keatipg was convicted of stealing seven
yards OF csrpet. Remsnded for sentence.
| Convictions, IA.
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DIE d.

bEsI-At kinsneD Ulster County N Y, Friday, April 3,
Emns, wife OF Robert T.. Beet, aged p years
BEECHlNORIAt No SO Monroe street, on Monday May 8,
John beec1nor IN The oh OF his age Of
Hill, Parish Of Clonakiiby, County Cork Ireland
yesr Of bis age " Wv ~
The relatives and friends Of The family invited 70 attend bis
funeral Oh Wednesday, the 5h inst Al ocori ~ :. Si.
late residence, Nc. 80 West Thu y second street
CLARK-At No l4l Attorney street. on Monday Nav ,n.,
proracted Illness Mra Pheb~ Ann CLARK in lie san wear of
her age.
pOw-On Tuesday morning May William w. Dow seea 20
vi. relatives and epds respectfully nvit.d 10 .-na nj.
from the Church Of Bedford aud Dow
ips ,,rests op Thursday merpiDs q >. O'c.ech-
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Arrived.

Steamship A.bans schencl Savannah 90 hours
steamship Y..h,ie Mrsy Charleston 81 hours md.s. add
Steamship Jscssop B.Aer. Baltimore 90 hours mdss II. D.
steamship Ariel Ludlow Bremen and Southampton sph2i.
stesmshr MempL. wn.ou Charleston s. hours md... sS
pace. b H. u. Cromwell Co.
Steamship Pller.burr Ramsey, Baltimore IS h'ur', md
Snip 6di.s1i. fs..l,rl w,.~.aD, RG,,',s-% ss,s e.
,aw steamship Arsro hsuce Tor Isvr..
ship Fsd,stose lcf sa'i;srl Subj. sh.d' sass -
Louisa KHAN, from Shields for New .Yors.
Barb LamFhshieI of Bo.o9 iisrcins Palermo Ma,h ~
u, 81 40 Ion TO- spoke bua Faith Om Portland for coss
Ban Pbenis Queen, Rio Grsnds Feb. IS hides, tc, %
Bs, ILe oMa- (Br Of London) Burgess. Asr.udh. Eyg,
Feb a., 20 order Has NPerenced heavy We iheI f
The pa, month April 90 lat % ~ lon H. saw .aiP Moro
Brs Spirit. crow. s.no, Brazil II dsys coffee n sisssn
Ir n,3e' He'd hss,y h.r Feb IT, The Ho'pi
tai John Etmonds he shove vessel died u sy,r
IS ,ussr M,y 70 mile. = T. II Bansgs, pssed
Up the hssdb ard e aysse with The u 7. Williams Ia
Biz Bop Bidde M.yssuer P Il April H. sarar &C. 70 9.
sour H.r niba f Banso Wentworth Ponce IS days
ssif. Earbrnia Eldhdse, Cl',,os April IL. 70 W.
schr sc.yo Cof BushhD Ansr Maehas 10 day.. lumber
stbr. Misa.,pp (of HamPdsbl Trash, Hamsoos p r. g
day. sugar q nosss.s "a T H. SANFORD
scbr. An.erei,s, whhisnorv GloOce,er 6sb 70 marer
schr. II Gibb., Snow b. sfon dsy', h.h 70 order.
schr. n,AIo, Low. Gloucester fish,
schr Pocuutucs, Rowe Gloucester, k,h % InsstsrS
sloor Sarah staples Ts,n. psl'.
81 sarah. Jones. Phiad. pbs md.e. 70 n Bhsss
steamer Pstrrl Arsy Provid.aes md.s. % l. ocslL
BELOW barb aud bias
sAntD-shiE. James Foster. IT, Ahes' Liverpool ard a.
Frcn ". sptrship. Underwater. Roberts. Ll'erposs,
WIsD-Dursps he day so@ 3 W. toss.E.
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The steamboat Plymouth Rocs Of the sonDgton ae. vhis
rognoipt the Battery 5oeo.k Tuesday mornns oszss
COLI ION it'll the schr Cba d. Hloch stove yswl hsk and
carried davis Also foul u oop Pilot, ana In sei
sIbosid sic. abe also lost anchor chain The Pynsofn
Rock sustained damage.
The soop Miami Button dismssted Sunday Gernine
May during squs the ebd Of Long Issnd She ws
tovsd into Gre.r port foy repairs -,
HOLMES Hole, May a-The schr. LILY (of Nev-fcsab
frsnes from Boston for Ssvsnbsb vi cargo 81 xanny
Nantucket Shoals BY s;hr. See Bird lof Chatham, ~s
carried away .srhoard chain psfss In p'sp
81 broke Up deek psnk monkey ril one hpes, Two
ib.e .tauneh,ons brotsp and other dsms.s c2
Insured. lBy LstsS 70 Envood Ws&efs ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-05
COURT CALENDAR-THs DAY.

SUPREME CoURr.-Nos. 35i, 3S2. A. l397, 2l3,
?O S94 s7s 4O7 4s 4s4 AS 4s6 49, 49, 4s9 400 49, 4S
4e5 $50 500 SOL 5O2 5S s0 SIS SO, 57 sos 500 5l 52
SIS 5l4 SIS SIS 5s, 5s So 81 So 81 525 5S s2 52S
SUPREME Court, CIRcUIr-PARr Mos. 44s, 496,
4es 60 500 SOP 5O SO sos $40 5l? SIS 5s $40 So 5 5S
i2S 800 sS2 PART Nos Az 4S3 4S7 AL AS, 4f9 4l5
IN ?S So 4s7 40 46s 465 AS an Az 4Sl las AIS S
SUPREME Court, GESERAL TERM.-Nos. I, 5, y,
H. "a 49, a. I5 Is II, 49, 20 10 q. . 80. ~,
CorRr OF CoMMoS PLEAs-PART Noe. 462, g!3,
1870 49, m ll42 II4S l4L 146 ll46i ll4 5s second suit
il2 1889 PART lINos 1855 $50 lloz 1872 lioS, Ho'
ss5 7gs ll4e 1888. lI54 1855, 1857 ll5a
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ALBANY CnftIe Market.

WEST Albany. May g le'2
The Owius. the report Of STICK over the Ce1'fa fosd IN
the week ending May ..,o
Bullocis............ 3Ot6 Sheep. S:ls
Fat Hoss............ 1850 stock Hoss..,:.:.. 80
Received az ID. D. T. Mofcs Yard, 500 b1io.h; ESQ
Sheep Z eco fat Hogs; $50 lean 60.
PRcEs-Beef Cattle 4c d5c z H. live weight acordes 70
ouay which ID generally soo1 Between no ADD 80 banged
bands, 500 500 going eastward sh'rp " ~ o i've
weight and dull market bat few sold, the most gong ofwcd
Fat Hoes al sold a: 5d5!c Sores al sold At asSc I've
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-05

COFFFE-The market for Rio IL dull owing to the su.l
stock Of Santos will be offered az ton the 18th
ir, sale: Il 100 bags LssosysM III! 800 bags s. Domingo
sc and $40 mats Java at lSc months Tue stock is a. $40
bags including IL go bags BIO ard Santos
COPPER-New sbesthing 10 quiet a. 6c. aud Yellow Metal
at &c months Brszeu Copper sells slowly at Sc months
ard Bolts o. SIC. months
DiEWOODS-The inquiry for most kinds continues quite
limited sud the all sales makg show essential change In
prices The receipts Of oil kinds Except s. Domingo Logvood
which is better supply and les, hrm) continue light The
receipts In April and the stock the ,t inst follows
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BY Telexraph.

SAVANNAH. May The 4. NJ s,esnship Ausls,s
reported b-lcw li,e before o'clock this morning
CHARLESTON. May 3-Au. ct Quarantine bfs ir. from
sas for New.ftrk. captain sick.
NEW-ORLEANs, May 3-An. ships Zone, MARSHES; Lo-
gan New York Ellen BuIh, Pbisdeph and u. TS~nssr
Bos.sb.
May 4-An ,hdps Ann Kubsl, Boston; snssos-, Phls
delphis.
CHARLESTON, May A-Ths steamships Atlanta. from
New fof and he Westsrnpo rom Baltimore beth 81 Cro@
wells line, here this morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-05
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURTNEY A.
Before GEORGE \. BETS.

TIE FUoT'UFFINE FUNbEfI NASEs
The United States ag. William Fuller
The defendant was brought up for preliminary
examination the charge Of forging draft for 5000 dated
November 1884, and pupong - have been drawn BY James
Reside who mail at that time Mr. Robert d.
Holmes appeared coun,. for the prisoner who present
during the pIcceefiDgs
John T. Ret,ee. Of James Reesde placed the
stand and sted to having the draft several times before
he certain forgery H examination continued
consider able length but nothing Of Importance elected
Tie will be continued Wednesday morning at 10 O'Clock
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Total for .bew....siGs3e5 so sie1 80 tls5s59
PIsyicU.ly Reported 1ois..S7 -4eSi'S- - :.
SIM. .ssio12w sN1ta7sa s9,5ssrl
Adrian H. Muller will hold his regular sale OF stocks
tomorrow, at l2i o'clock stthe Merchants E1change
S. Diapers ulsr daily auction sale OF bonds ana
stocks will take place tomorrow "Wednesday +" III
O'clock at the Merchants Exchange.
Albert Il. Nicolsys regular daily suction sac OF
stocks and bonds will take place to-morro. '"eohe'
day, ct I2i O'Clock. at the Merchants Exchange
The receipts of the Illinois Central Railroad for the
month of April, 1858, were $l75,OOO; Aprl, 1884,
$l7i355.
The receipts Of the Chicago, s.. Paul and Fond du
Lac Road in April were $4,000. The receipts
Of the Erie for April were 100000, an increase OF
sl20 0o0 on April 1851. The receipts Of the New YORK
Central for the same month were about So,Uo
sgain.t $7I4,0O0 in April, 1857, with decrease OF
working expenses Of about $4,000. The three vscar
cies in the Erie Board have been filed by the cleo
ton Of Mr.. Alburtis and Mr.. Ward OF this city,
ard o gentleman Of Binshamton. The business
of the Cleanng-House was $50 S1l 900. The Eagle
Fire Insurance Company has declared semi an
nual dividend Of 10 T. cent, payable on demand.
The FiIemens Fund Insurance Company has been
organized and is prepared to m,ke insurance'. Mr.
EDs Ludlow, jr., Auctioneer, he's removed from NO
% TO No. Pine street. 1t is Mr.. McEdsy, aud no;
N.Y. Chse Edey as we stated yesterday, who is con
nectxd with bim Mr. X. w. Ho has been reelected
Presiden. Of the Park Bank. The Metropolitan B.nk
lie LOW taking Albany and Troy money st par, and
other State at = cent discount, allowing deposits
to be checked sg.nst the same day as made All his
is favorable to our merchsnts who are able to dispose
of their uncurent money on much more favorable
terms than when left to the mercies OF the brokers'
The rumor that the Metropolitan Bank is about TO
abandon the urcurrent money system is unfouoded.
Messrs. Thompson Bros bankers, No. Wall
street, quote Currency, Land Warrants and Specie
this week follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-05

49,. NE chsse cf gsna h-oery bot ready uk that o'
and battery The Court decided ;hs. :ee:e -1 70 con
plsn ~ ba,,eiy before hs. 'te,sf ne
ssf, ndsI dch3sed Tue sccod.neJ
sisIn,sed AID the DEFENDANTS ief. the Govt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-05

be forgotten in s future safety and ocress ny pros
perity. TIE following perssus were ura7imousy
electsd mai agerr for the ereuing year: Themss Kim
her. IL Samuel V. Mernck, f.rae MORT, Albert
WorreT Wi ism ID. Lewis, George l.. Baby, Alex
apder :. Owen"
Tie City Controller Of Pittsburgh has submitted 20
the Councils of that city statement OF the res. estate
and personal property OF the city, together with the
funded and floating debt &C., Of the Corporation. The
following are tie total amounts;
Real es't'e
P,rsOr OIL property
Funded s3s
0hoW
Amoou, Of bond. issued TO Railroad Conpabies 10000 ~
In leu Of which s.t the city holds shares OF stocks
in railroads, "a follows
Pi.t,bursh For, Wayne and CEicsgo R....saAres s1
Pf,buTsh and Stsueeuylle 80
Alsgi sny Nsk 90
Puttstursh and Courellsville. 80
CHARTERS Valley o"'
The State Bank OF Ohio, consisting OF 80 Branches,
shows by lie Report lst April: ..
CAPITAL etvlt -
Losns and ciscoun's -
Circulation.
Deposits i'so,
Com l.'aSts
Eaten Ex hsnse. f''''-O
The last two items being equal to coin !or onetn-rd
lie circulation out.
In April, 1857, with the same smouni Of csp-
ia, its loans
Circulation. 10
DryoGts
Eastern Exchange. 4V'iS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-05

CArGHr IN THE Acr.-A thief named Ph.iip i1oyle
v.. aire.d In the house OF Mr.. Powers 10 Yois on
hapdsy nigh while In 5e act Of stesiog the eo.hns
The bosfdefs. he conused 70 snswer ey 'u'1'e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-05
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-M.y 4-Beiors
Judge Belts

DECISIONS IN ADMIRALTY.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES THE WORD PORT
STATE LAW.
John d. Conchlin sgt. The S,esrnbos. Sylvan Shore.
This was libel filed TO recover tho prlce OF lumoer
far, .hed by Hbclan 10 r. A. L. H. Booe In Jay 1880
md svped By them IN building the sesmsoat Mott Haven
County The stesmboz, built under contract
T. H. Booie claimants the New Yori aud Har
~m Fsvssop Company, By which the he and l2iasr wc'.
sf In New fork City The hall Of the bost taken 70
Yok AUG and ae receiving her machinery snd masios
~ I'm an two abe returned Mott Haven Oct IS AMI on
"a ~ ssn her regular trips between HAen and New YORK
~ Nov he builder paid the contract price 10 fal The
,ot sold the vessel aud the charges the
sSssnr. sooIs the fn alone not naming the boat
@ sied 10 The County Clsks ofee Of WescbeseI or New
York . -. IT,, . Ian x.s inSi.uu,shiv c,e..,d In
- ,ss hspt b. parshAse m.de ~ ;he bahder tue
,,ss were ob.spod the credit Of the sse ~neheI se
Inn In The chasc:er ef owrsr % sui<e-, ree 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-05

FINALE PIcKPocxEr.-Msysrd he;i;n was ar, ar
Iesed Monday night for pIctDs the poss. o. ~, ~ IRE
N Fa:on street Her dsaene0typs rAs tAssn ~ h.
Deputy Superintendent Of Police, sneH 'N'
Ins,ins Cor well 20 Avail. exsnl etloo.
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Markets-CAsEruLLr REPORTED ros TIE ~ Y. fsIrSs

AsHEs-Tte market |. unchanged, the demand 10 fair;
O 70 bbs at SIS for both tinds
CO1TONThe marie; 10 active aud prizes steady sales Of
5000 tabs The since the nth Ul have been bales
Including Geo The have been 2i47 bales
70 Liverpool 6il Rotterdam 26 Antwerp ls9 Bremen ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-05
The Circular of Mr.. VIM p Wright, for the steamer,
has the following in regard 70 Cotton:

CROP kc.- The Mississippi River below Cairo continues TO
and danger second and injurious overflow is
imminent The had been than the former food BY
about three feet a. u by inches
at Memphis the th II hsd receded At Cairo three inches
10 tie 9Th aud inches further the 2h There must have
been further rise since the 9th Memphis, but PROBABLY not
exceeding six inches Some time yet espse before the eN
tent country b. overOwed be ascertaned Re
pnti this second overflow would b. late Is in 1885,
when after dry aud hot Summer about half the customary
WELD OF swamp lands result The ffoss from the
s4h the 18th hsve been In S1uh Caro-
lima further and perhaps repla1.ng
But this point also involved In much un
certainty PRESENT for want Of accurate snd reliable
RECEIPTS the Eek TO 100 bales asaost DOW
the week The deficit stands at 1900 bales
compared with last year and will BE- reduced very small gure
next week hnow BY telegraph that the weeks receps
New Orleans and Mobile 10 5000 azain,t total IL al
the ror:s the weet last year of 1900 bales.
FAPoRTs continue liberal scale 10 Crest Britatn Tor tue
week A. coo bales sgat 900 week last year Tue IN
les 600 bales and will be again en- srsed
week. b of SO 600 bales having cleared
for Great Britain while the total export Of the
period last year only 5000 bales The deficiency 70 France
and the Cor tinen, stands the last week.
folio a in Cotton
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-05
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-Aprl 4-Before
Indae HALL.

CRUEL PUNIsHMEST-NOT GUILTY.
Ire United States sgt VIM. H. Hudson.-Defend-
Capsn Of the steamship st Louis and indicted for
nhcDs and unusual punishment Daniel Dunn, Of
his crew Verdict OF Not Guilty.
RESISTING CUsToN-HOUsE OFFICER.
The United States agt. Timothy Desmond-De-
fpJant wss indicted resisting Thomas Eunroe Custom
House ceT while in the execution Of his duty Verdict Of
Not Guilty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-05

$500 Total decrease in exports, 5000 bales.
The foreign news by the Europa is commercially and
financially favorable, but had but little influence in
the street. The sales OF Cotton had been very large in
Liverpool SO 900 bales for the week with improve
ment Of q ID. The advance Of the utmost import
srce to this country. Corn was also little better and
Cor soils had improved = cent. 1t is not often that
Gotten, Com ard Corsols improve at the same time.
Annexed is comparison of the aggregates of the
Philadelphia bar Ike with last week:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-05

Customs; Payments, ss2,sai 81; Balance 1919
90 81.
We anne, comparative statement OF the Exports,
exclusive Of specie, from NewYork TO foreign porte 10Y
the week and sinse Jan. |:
1874 1857. ISIS.
Total for the Week esq SO ltS ~ 800 %
PsyoEsly ported 2,0is..sI -1ooi's'-
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-07-03

Atmercbant of New York has written a
letter to General Cass, suggesting method
by which he thinks satisfactory arrange
m4nt could be made with Great Britain for
inquiring into the nationality of suspicious
vessels He recommended that an American
lieutenant should be placed on every British
cruiser and that British lieutenant should
be placed on board of every American crui'
ser on the lookout for slaves. and that any
suspected vessel should be visited, and her
papers examined by the officer whose nation
al flag she might curry. In this way, he be-
lieyes, all feelings of national honor and
pride might be respected, and the ends of a
visit attained without any possibility of ma
tional ofense.