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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-24

BURCHARD-In hi. city, Saturday May q At II m
Adene Pbyfe wife Of Garden BuFcnSd and daughter OF JONI
1 shss IN the md az Sss respectfully invited
s-ssspd .e Of ssf ts,her No 81 Wes, twentieth
DWIGHr-In Brooklyn, Saturday May 2, Mr.. Betty NJ
The nds Of The family invited attend the funeral service.
Monday. the a.; ~ ~ - nj the s.df ses ii hs
FOUNTAIN-On Saturday Msy r. az Quarantine Landing
Staten Island Gaet Fountain aged 81 years and mouths
Anthopy B. and Edward T. AID Of biz soninaw John Hl
yer invited to attend the funeral a. his ae resdence on
Monday, 24th in,:., q. o'clock
FLINT-sDdderiy Saturday eveIins Msy 2, Capt JChn
NJ. Flint in the o.th ye.- Of his age. ,,.,.
funeral on Tuesday 2jtn At m without further uv!;stoP
from his late residence No 24a Futon street, Brooklyn
KRrLANDYs on Saturday ISo1 o.; Nag 4 ~ ~
Ths remains taken % Sayb-oob for iItenDent.
Connecticut papers peas" copy.
LANPHIER-At No. 20 Lewis s.rset Friday tNsy 81 -
consamPiou Mn Amy Lsnpaer wife Of Lew LsnPn.er' 4
Lisk~in William bufsh Friday May a. jos. Lsk .sed
- yeus. II months srd q eays
McNAUGHTON-On Sunday morning May o. seed 80 yea-s
Ann McNsush;on vii. Of Archibald McNslsncon. =,
The eds q b. family aud the ernhers Of Arcnru Lodge No
IA T. AID A. NJ ald Exspp. Fnemen Association, re-
reg'y Invited - a.ed the funeral rom nes se residence
No So SprAs street, Moicay .teraor he 2n a2oc'o
Her reulains vii b. taken 20 Greenwood ,
McDonALD-iD this CITY, on Fridsy May H. John Mcpons6
aged 20 yea'.
NEIL-At Fsc;oryvie Staten Island. Saturday morning
May a. Nj Cherries Neil in toe 0is year Of he age.
His i.msns viii be taken 10 Dover New hs"psh'e iof in
New Ham psbre papers please copy.
SHIPLEY-On Sunday May D, Robert Shipley.
Ills friends Ind sod those Of ~. broherlnlsw
H. d. Hut; respectfully invited - attend bis funeral from
his se residence. No a Yves: Thuy-second street.
sday, the 2sth Inst a. ana from thence TO the
Church Of the Incarnation corner Of Madison avenue snd
Twenty egh,n the fuuera services viii be
sIHcLAR-op Saturday morning Msy % sudaenly pur-er
Wisn Sinclair aged 50 years, aid fr fifty ycsIs IL the
Naval service of .he United States
.nds off o. the T. Navy IN New
Yerb and vciuy invited 20 s;end HE funeral rusdsy
morning 10 o'clock from bis late residence No l59 West
Tweniy.thild street, without further Invitation.
SCHUrT-A No 2H West Seventeenth stress, after shor.
illness Of five days. Henry Wilhelm Shu: aged ~ years
month aid 10 days.
WILSON-On Saturday May e a. ;ns residence Of her grand
father Thomas Eduonds No. $50 West Twenty hfn seet,
Mary Fauces dAuste Of John and Els NJ Wilson Of Cana
ia West.
Fer remars te taken Greenwood Cemetery this Mon
dayl afternoon 3. o'eiCth-
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SALES AT AUC TON.
SATURDAY, Msy 22-p. d.

SATURDAY, Msy 22-P. d.
Business at the Stock Exchange opened thi.
morning with rather more cheerful feeling under
fair amount of outside orders brought in by the de-
cline and there was steady though not important i'm
provement in leading Stoke, and slightly increased
activity in two or three of those which had suffered
the greatest depression on Friday. As the day pro-
gressed, however, the market became somewhat tame
sgain, and the final result of operations was decline
nearly to the quotations previously ruling. 1t is USE
less to attempt any explanation of the present condition
Of the market those general principles which are
supposed TO govern stock operations proflse sbund-
in the supply of money and extraordinary diff
entities in employing it advantageousy, having sppar.
emily no effect upon the business, and neither tempting
outside nor inside speculation. The popular senti-
ment as to Stocks as well 10 other methods OF co.,
ploypg money, appears to be favorable to inscton,
and since the great rebounding movement OF last
Winter profound topoT and inc iference seem to have
settled down upon the market. Instead OF growing
restsss and uneasy under money gut, seldom II ever
equaled people seem more than ever inclined TO
nertness and repose. Much of thsis owing doubtless,
to the rude shock which public confidence has re-
ceved in the developments Of financial panic OF pecu-
liar severity but inasmuch as the tide Of speculation
rises and als generally with but little reference TO
inrnsc values, influenced, rather, by the state OF the
money market and the facilities given 10 stock opera
tore, IS scarcely satisfactory to receive this as the
main cause Of the present dull and depressed condition
OF the stock market. AT the First Board the large;
transactions were in New-Yoik Central, Michigan
Soutbern, and Rock Island oil at slight advance on
'ne early cal, though aferwad slightly lower. Erie
went to 2S, but had strong support and after the
INT orders were filed, dropped down fraction, aud
eln Mad IN nd
an inactive market. In Reading there vas moderate
improvement, which was tolerably well sustained ITO
the hour OF adjournment. Panama was firm at 1904 I,
but not active. The transactions were uppportant in
Toledo, Galens, Milwaukee and Mississippi and Hi.
nos Csntral-ihe quotations ruling q. about the same
figures given at the close of Friday each stock show
ing an unusual degree Of inactivity. In the afternoon
the market lost part Of the Improvement established
at the 6st Board and closed very dub for the leading
apoes There was feature Of particular pteres: in
The bspsaensrs The bond marie. bee not been
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Mnrkets-Peported By telegraph.

CHARLESTON May 2Tne sales Of Corror today 800
bales prices advance Of &C. Mddrs Fur sud
upclanss tor the lower descriptions.
BALTIMORE, Msy 22-FLoUR steady. White WHEAT 81 10
ISL So Gull aud declined White 81 d63c. Yellow $50
go WHISKY dull Provisions sctiyei Bulk Snoude" held at
6.dGic. 49,.
bb q, 81 2Jd St WHEAT du sses 0vo bush at O. 20
al IS CoRs frm sales 5000 bush. 7e97lc WHISKY firm
BUFFALo May z2-6 y. Flour without change; sales
LAC ibis - % for SupeItue indsps; - sSa "a or extra
de- and Mchs. ~ 57a III IS for avote brsods WHEAr
steady bushels Tic. for Milwaukee Club; ss06c
or ht. Indiana CoRs be@T sales 5000 bushels prime Hi
nos az 81 a5 OATS unchanged sales 200 bushels 32a52c
WHISKY unchanged sales 100 bbs at l9Glsc FkEfGHrs
charged: Whea. lSc 10 Newfork.
OswEco May q D. m-tLoUR UNCHANGED WHEAT dun
sales go bush 72tc for Chic Spring including 100 bJsh
Mw sukee Club At 79!c CoRS wishou material change sales
buh. 58ic. Indiana aud 64c. for Illinois River
FREIGHTs dull and dropping LAKE IMPORTS unnpoTt
sut CANAL EXPORTS 1900 bb Flour 80 900 bush. Wheat
l7OO0 bush Com, 5000 bush Rye 5000 BUSH Barley
CHICAGO, Nsy q, 6p. m-FLous steady WHEAT declined
c Gle COsS firm. OATS steady az pc SHIPMENTS
10 BUFFALO, No Flour Wheat; 1900 BUSH Corn Snip
MEyTs OswEGo: No Four 1900 BUSH Wnest; 5000 bush
Com. RECEIPTS: 300 bb Flour IS 900 Wheat, 2Oo bush
Corn.
NEw.ORLEaSs May a. 6p u.-CoTros-Sses to-day 500
bales r-gulsr FLOUR buoysot al So LARD
in kegs SGl31c and il barrels ii. ollie fkLGHrs-C0uon
10 LlyerpOSl 16c.
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MARRxK D.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES yr,dsy, May a. c: he bono q
%. sross be,h~I No $40 Bowery, by The N' j. ipotnsor
n N las -urins y eco. OF S:az Penn, % Ms Jsoe
n, I'd ssugE,sr Of Wism Rdgess iaads Of Newry,
Ireland.
I0rdoD6eIry Standard please copy.
cIIRK-ANDIRs ON-At Woody Crest, WescheCter .n.y.
op ThuI,Gsy Msy ~ by tie BIZ. T. Z. VeTnlye, D. " NJ
Vim. ~ Clark, IT, to Misc H. Matilda Andetoo cASs h,s! OF
the ate 8. w. ADderson. eco. all Of New York. . ~
CRAWFORD-DURfEA-ln this city, on Thursdsy MAY ~
in the Tabernacle, by the Rev Tboms Arm
tsse William H. Crawford Of HolIndae, ~ j., 10 M's
PE.be Ann, daughter of william Duryes OF this city.
DESNETT-BEOWN-At Leor1rdsvle, Madison County
". Y. on Wednesday Msy ls, by the Rev NJ Lsws MI.
bennett Ct New York City, 70 Miss hevins s. Brown
81 Ieonardsvi,Ie. =. -, -.
TO HNsEND-BARNEs-O Saturday morning May z o. the
redSebce Of the bIides peeno in S9uta East ranAIa
end Of ca mel Putnam County T. and L Aaa, second
da1sAter Of Jss 7. BkrDes, esq.
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Arrived.

Steamship Florida Crow.p, savannah - Aoau mise and
rss. to /. Nhebil Son rtnrscAy. e;lo 10: H,,ens
tenins w. exchanged signals vita steamship ha'O sOSss
BsIK Constitution tBreU L,uer sauso. Bn. .rd Por.
mouth Eug March - coffee ard rosewood 10 0erchs Co
sih Ia 81 81 lon IS spoke sip NsrsemAn e Boston
Bark John Howe Oi Belfast, Me Nichols, Sasas May 70.
sugar and moAssss 20 0nure MntuTu Co., vessel 70 r. p
OK B,ss O. Adam, tof Camden, Me Disco Ceufueso. Il
.nrsr 10 Brett Son Co. sailed in company s,h brs.
J,sie Rsyues and ad New York 2th Inst Of
Iars GeItr1ds, Of snd from NewYSrs for Mobile q day,
Toe G. Adam. has haS light wssse5 nsst 81 the passage
BnE George Washington, Sewer, Elizabeth City, ~ j. kr
Bris Eliza Arm (of s. George Me- Long Jacksonville EF
dsy, Timber W. Elwel Co 2fa int Abse'om bear
PROJECTING shout 10 feet above the water andsPPsreny A.
tsoLed to sunhen schr. - , c., : - ,o,
sLr R. C. Russell LyucO Virginia days to A. C Ha-
scir Saxon McDopOusb Bsnsor day. lumber to order.
Sehr. CaIemont, johnson, Virginia days wood ~,
scbr J. X sonbses, Ri.ey, North Csfoins days shingles
schr Mary a. WINS wslton, vrsnia ? days, wood
sebr Wesoyer (Of Denu, NckesOn Havana 9th inst 'us
sckT j. Homer Homer Bangor via Bridgeport IN baAts
Schr velina Treworgy Roudou. for Boston.
schr. Ariel, Treworey, Rondout for Boston
Sebt Isaac Tcuoey Gould Elizabeth City Providence
schr Hahor (of Eden, Hopkins, Ga,yams, p r. 70 days
inst lat q O. lon 49, passed the wreck Of BRIG f. Fa6ers Of
Phsdehs before reported wSeroged disms'ted aud abAn
Schr Arcoa (of Staten Isand Corson Mstsnzss 81 dys
fruit to C. Ackerly. 10th inst, lat u D. lon passed the
wreck Of clipper ship dismAsted and abandoned had part u
her stern gone apparently had been burned painted
bsck 49,
Sehr. Frances, English Newbern, N. C., days.
Schr Manchester, Chichester. Richmond days.
schr. Brave, Corson Virginia tsys
Sshr VIM. T.. Legsett, Gibson. Virginia days
schr. S RocLwil Matthias, viIgini, days
Schr. C. L. Bayles, Locke, Alexandra days.
Scbr west Wind, Burnett, Georgetown, ID. C., days
Schr Thos Potter Glover, Phisd.phis.
Schr Odd felo, Clark, Calais q days
Schr Laruksh, Brown Rondout for Boston,
Schr Jsne Haskell Rondout for Boston.
Schr Aluira Wstson, kondout for Boston.
Soop S. Butler Rof, Virginia days ~
Steamer Pelican Aldrch Providence mdse to sas Oden
Steamer Planet Lopez, Philadelphia. mdse to n BngsS
sAILED-st. amships Vanderbilt, Southampton sad Hsve;
Aabsms and Huntsville, Savannah Nashville and H.mpa
CLmeoni ship Mary Carson lBr) ST. George bark SoEuus
bege, Galveston.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK,
Cleared.

s','n'eip.-A'absna. sehsnes Savannah, $ l. MSaait
SON Jsrnsstovn Psgrsh. Norfolk h Luaam Co., SasA-
Vile. Murray Charleston. SpoHord Ti-s.on c..
bs.- Ihos Bsyne lBrl Cummrs, Hslrax & j. Bioetvsy;
Fet'f Deniu. H'ey, S-sauDah. DemiI L CO
B'ir.-b. Mathew Cheney, Portland H. d. Br'otns.h
Co; lH'h Won hulen PrUs Lkrat Gloucester Ecs FuDAs
Meia he CGclno (SsspL Russo GLASGOW. Lswru e
Co sPr'e, Cro.s RIO Jsneiro: Sf ker Ion'd's sPe,s
away Tb' mp.on. Msysgosz, C. = ). Peters.
Schooners-Lyda Ann, NooTh Ricamond Merrill Abbot,
Princess Lowell. Boston. :. W Lewis Co: WA Stages
Mason, Fall River. msseri Hanover E.Us Rio che Abrss.
eh.s Ar.rds Co. NJ Morton Penny Baracos Glu.r,a,
Arms tBr) carlisle, Monckion ID. H. De~o.f: j. p r.,o
Haifes 81 Johr y. 3. A Suli'her. Co; Po., Coi4n
New Oeans Eagle Hazard Mystic Nssy. Suh Kew Wes
Berner Desk.; L. Pesock MAikin Darien. G. Murray,
W. L. Bunocshs Jenf', Savannah. Duub.m DHon; J. r.
Ghre Re Cbsyles'on, Dlre Potter Co NerBoa ELs
Wilmington Joa Perkins; Howard Lawrence NeSbese Davis
Holmes; An ella Marvel Norfolk Van Brltnt SAgh; Als
D., Newton Alexandra, NJ Bedel Excelsior. Riley eh se
ybin. j. W Mckee COrvo HohTook. Portland, w Brown:
g Lowell, Boston II Ncserson; Veins Treweryy Boz
ton. c. 4 =. j. Peters; j. w. Faulkn. Boston Dayton
Sprsgue.
Sloop.-M =. Baycs Davis, Provicnr-, J. B. Edwarssk
Co; Pointer Fowler Providence. L Kenny.
S,eAu.Is-Memphs Watson, Charleston, H. r. Crorwl
L Co Hnntsyile Post Savannah X. r. Cromwell 4 Co:
Elizabeth, Mclaughlin, Baltimore.
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Passengers Arrived

IL bark Ira, J,em MarnJibo-Carlos Van Ho,tsn, Mrs
James siHanei Dr. Bias Venens lady aud daughter A Row
vier
In hs 'ke~,lp City Of Wa,ainstoa, from Lis1sod-Mr
Pson Chsres Mr. + Tsn1cel VIZ. O.bOrr James B4wher,
VIM. J.niins Heard James oupsn, ~ Carroll T. H. Carver
jams Clsk. w Buchanan Robsr Lyle G. L. Parker w. c.
Power kThharn and r. C. Wste II. Trent NJ Sargent.
W. CA,anssh Morris Mrs two Mssss and Mr.. Med well
Hoeson and lady, D. W. hattipg Mss B. Carroll Mss b. o..
A. Although, Miss Moran, Mice ArnssrOps Miss T. Csh
John Smith Aiss Power Mrs. PsekAap kses hurpby Plsnsy
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Disasters, &c.

SHIP NORTHERN CRows previously reported y hsyine ras
into Rio Ja1s hurricane on the oa s,d
9Th March in about lat s. Ion ~ W. and oss nres cp,
our suits Of gslanssa osua badly sprung lore spa
opsAsnt spt, bowpnfcsp ana ms
Dpcsp carried away csstress started forwsrdhouss 10
house and doors carried away aa me ~
kskns very badly win have TO dischuse cargo ana DC n
ped and newly esYpsrsd; also, have new foremost sss ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-24

Albert H. Ncolsys regular daily auction sab Of
stocks and bonds will take place on Monday, the Oath
inst, at l2I o'clock, st the Merchants Exchange.
S. Diapers daily auction sale Of stocks and bonds
viii take place on Monday, the 24th inst, a. l2}
O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange.
Mr.. Watts Sherman, Of the ing house of Duncan
Sherman & Coz leaves in the Persia on Wednesday
next.
The receipts of the second week in May on the Mich
gan Central Road s6,6s7 sc, against So 7s6 It.
The falling off was in passengers. The first two
weeks il May Oh the Wabash Vsuey Roal give
500 600. The foods hsve temporarily cut of large
portion of the business Of this well other Western
Roads; but these are Low subsding. Toe transfer
books Of the Hudson River Railroad Company close
on Monday at p. H.. for the elsction Of Directors,
and reopen on the 18th INST. The Knckerbocker Fire
Ipsursucs Company hes declared divid, I'D Of s p
cent payable Is, June.
The Superintendent, Of the Peoria ard Oquswks
Railroad Whites that the bridge overthe River Peoria
was DO. carried away by the recent tomato. The
slight dan aye received Will be repaired il iewdsys
The following comparative state nent Of tie earn.
ipes Of the Philadelphia Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad Co. Tor the last month;
April 90 90 10
April, S&bs 10
Showing al increase in 1858 of........... S42H 10
The receipts of ,cthIsc.e cos! continue 70 fall off, al
though the Residing Railroad receipts for the week are
81 500 tuns ssaipst 81 zoo last ye'r. TIE Schsylk
Navigation tunnsgs for the week, owing to trouble
smorg the bosten $500 tuns, sgains; 81 600 lss.
year. The whole ,unnsge Of he Lehigb Canal for the
SESSION has decreased 1907 tuns, that of the Lehish
Railroad has increased "a 595 tuns, the SchuyIki Ca
nal has fallen off q 92s tuns and tie Reading Railroad
Company les leo tuns. The total coal receipts Of the
season BY all the lines are 0O4 tuns, sgains.
1856 40 uns lsst yesT, decrease Of 1874 4o6 tuns.
The debt of the city Of Milwaukee for municipal
purposes SOL $50. The city has also Issued its
dit TO various railroad companies ss follows:
Fond du Lee Milwaukee Railroad. ooo
Greenbay Mlsauhee CHICAGO Railroad 5000
Ia Crosse Milwaukee Railroad. 10000
Milwaukee Waterfowl RArosd 20c0O
Milwaukee Horizon Railrosd. 10000
Milwaukee Mississippi Riros 1900
Milwaukee BeSoi. RSlrc AZ. icvo
Miwsskee Superior Railroad. 10000
making Al aggregate Of 8, 2s5,s52. Tee above rail-
rssds have hus far yrvided fer tie ntsres. % the
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Receinfa Of Productivity o..

Rye North Boats 400 bb Flour Is $50 bush Whes',
n DO sts 40 pkgs Ashes AS do Provisions 100 do Whisky
Nv E,e Railroads. So hbs Flour. 80 do Whisky Is do
Alcohol 7cO pkg Eye 80 Provisions, 81 do Ashes de-
Lard as But,er 100 do Potatoes, y bales Talow do.
Wcoi 600 sdss Leather $50 rolls DO. $50 Hides
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NHrke2-CIS,TUILy RfPosTEo yos TIVE ~ v rNruss.
S.rVsDa, M,y %, $50
AsHTs-The .mtnd .or Pots e fsls saes 4 50 Dos &C.
p, stacy ~ 81.
COTTON-Ile muke, s -ssdy, with ,Ass d oco bales.
We reE eat y.rt, Days q0otations
bsw.sosS cLAssIie.rics
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COURT CALFNDlR-ru. nav

u. &. DISTRICT CouRT-AdjouTned for the term
SUPRKnE CouRI-GEsrRAL TERn-Nos. g. 19, 90,
g. H. q, q, %, eot 81 g. g. ss g. 81, ca g. So IS.
eUpRKnK CeuRr-CIRcuIr.-Psrt Mos 3l06,
fSs sos Ss2 CO., CO.. CO.. 6e6 6ss go e7i t6 <s 5s
oS ~. 5i3 ~ t92 Pnt ii-Sos ~ 7s Isl. 7sS 7s5 ISL.
SUPERIOR CoURT-Hos. 532 796, Az, SOS, 1906 76,
ss 30 500. los ic2 s7 81, ~ 3e4 SIS iss 2 ss sls
le4& MS losS 1880 los7 1898 1893 lll lila sss 1855
81 ass ga s4 az SIS az III, 7se al az i@i tz sT
ts7, eb t2e 9ee ss2 sss, ssl Ss.
CosBsR PIIAs-6spsYsl Term the week,
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agree TO isAe n payment he bonds q toe Company
a. yar. Work 90 It's road WI BE- c9mG.n ed u
yeYy sho.. line.
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y,ci.L NJ so-hl H.l NJ, <. D..ou. Ms, " Ga'~.,
y,me. iA'ssu Rev. p O'Rsi1y, P. OBTen. u. Caro-. N
Hsnusn " ehs,sr, James ke~r.
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Nv TeleHPnOh

Boston.
THE u S. NJ Steamship Marion Capt. Foster ffou New
fork, Arrived bere ct O'Clock this morning.
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Total. $l25ll.S98 &9,Hs675 &S55,s94 s45s6,lII
Decrssse compared With ....s4"21S
TIE Vanderbilt. today, took $i"s,7sl in specie,
which is larger than wss anticipated. Rothschild was
the principal shipper.
The exports of specie from this port for the week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-24

Tie 81. Paul Pioneer Of the 10th inst. announces
that Geo w. Armstrong State Treasurer has jest To
turned from New.York, and had succeeded in nego-
,spg the $3.50 eco loan authorized by the Legislature,
en- favorable terms Ii aso s,ses hat Mr.. Edmund
Rice The interchangeable Pfesident of me Minnesota and
Pacific Railroad has contracted with responsible par.
tee for the comp elton Of fifty mes Of the ro.d north
vert Of 81. Paul, within two years. Tho eoatysc.srs
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1851.

besre.se Of week IS compred with hat q isS7. S725
The following comparative statement ofthe vaiue
of certain E1pors from the commencement of the year
IN Nav
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS 0FFICE-Nsy %
Before GEORGE y. Belts

The FORGERY THE GESERAL PoSr-OfflCb.
The United States sst. VIM Fulton
This case was finished on Friday, and the Commis
committed the defendant In default Of 5S BAL 70 s~ss
~ sctjen Of he Grand Jury.
Commissioner Stilwell issued smother warrant Tor
bt The exsmin alton Of Chsuncey A.
jump the policeman who charged sith passing bogus CON-
vii tAke place few dayi he transferred 20 the Federal
authorities Saturday. under Issued By
Betth There for persons chat sd with
eous<Ttittnf who have not yet been arrested
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SUPREME CoURT-CReuIr-Msy 22-B,iore Judge
CLERKE-DEClsIohs
The Atlantic Bank, &C., sgt. Benjamin NJ. Seixas
a L.-Jldgment for plaintiff.
Before judge NCRARAn.
Alice A. Green sgt. Edward Green.-Judgmsnt Of
divorce granted
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Bonds WITH re exception of The h.lwt1kee anu
teI,orn ard ne Milwaukee sld Supenor. iHe ''fn'eS
Company, supposed, VII soon De able to pay. ey
recent amendme1. ~ the Ciy Chatter i41ee Gan %
lad 20 the ex.ert OF $1,000, 10 he devoted 20 pI ne
the interest on tie city debt the current expenses Of
the City Government, which must rot exceed soov0''
std TIE remainder goes 70 me Sinking Fund 10"
much this remainder depends OF course upon the aoLty
Of the Railroads named above 20 meet the interest GA
tie bonds issued to them |. Will probably, s' mo
worst reach sbou: s25 600; of tie city dept aoo1t
$40 eco il over due and anpsd beside t7675 Of Cou-
pons. TIE city has slso floating deb' of si"'Voo'
Tie Mayor and Controller are in town endeavorlng
to negotiate losD, Of about 100000 Of 10 per cent
bonds or 10 exchange these boads for tae over iHe
cent?.
Tie annusl report Of the New-Jersey Central hau-
Ioad .'Les hat The recep's ~ he SH 30
EAp-i ar repairs, 800 "
Ne: ssrnres. s'o %
OF the receipt $2l945s Il wss fer freight OF COAL
and sl75 l33 G2 for passengers. comparison OF tue
receipts spd expenses of the past TWO ca years gives
the following results:
1858. 1917. l'' ',t
Rec.iJt...........s,sss4 ~ y 4b+ ~ = $3.50 -
E1Jel,.............. 357g IS 2525j y JlSl2 IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-24

Capt Head Of brig CspelA srved yesterday from St. Johns
p R. reports the f. mail Csd, Havsns put
Johns having br her shaft She had days urder
canvas and would probably send to England for
The u g. steamer Arctic Lieut. A. j. Drske ap he
lover bay Yesterday where abe had been attending the steam
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-24

Tire Imports il will De seen, continue 10 show lsrge
decline on the same period OF 1871.
The following is comparative statement CT the
Exports exclusive offpece) from New-York 10 foreign
ports for the week and sipce jan. i: