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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-02

9n<Ar WAISTS or sTayoHSlSE.-An exchange
o. leceuiIy made practical illustration Of the law
laId down by Judge Shaw, that any one has right
% ahate nuisance A liquor dealer has hilerls
coae qfo Paaes7iIle and the women q that village
usittl upon the new conner and begged Of him ID
6h6n6on bis project The women were treated with
r13eueSs. Ga Friday night somebody slipped into
NH ocItr beneath The room In which tho liquor was
1<1red aad BIZ means Of a. anSur bored through the
1er overhead and iuto every eask Ia The room. The
cellar bottom.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-02
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS,

W..l Charles sud Canal streets.
MA The undersigned, for several years has had n
management OF the Arce informs his friends
anees that be has opened At the above location HOT Ell when
designed 70 be FIRST GLASS rooms
are large and we'll vensedthe Table VIII be supplied with
everything that the market affords Trusting ~
serve support he respectfully asks share Of the public
age. ]. DEBAUN,
JAY ly Proprietor.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-02
BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS,
. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

s,. REMOVAL-TAYLo &RADDIN, nm
&Hf Wholesale Dealers In KIM
fRyBOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND GAPS, -
- Have removed their Stores from Me- Al Magazine
Common street
The undersigned would respectfully inform their friends and
the public generally that they have removed their Store
above where they will keep constantly hand large and
every variety and quality.
They receiving IN their per steamship
Black Warrior and ships Susan Kinks ard Fannie Eae
fifty thousand dollars worth OF FRESH SEASONABIiE
GOODS which they would respectfully call the
country merchants and dealers generally The Inducements
they offer buyers cannot any other establish
ment In the city, Please call and examine stock
TAYLOR RADDIN,
sei2-H II Nagazii and ~ Common street.
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RKIEsTLEY = HEIa, 50 AND 81 CANT

FINE Old RYE wHISK Y-2s bills very old and
superior quality, Just received and for sale by
JONES, MACKINDER CO.,
lraru uirna
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-02

~ ~ ANTHONY ASTREDO'S OYSTER
WsN a9sALOoN AND RESTAURANT, No. is Roys
&eN6<,Y street, adjoining the Post-0dice
S&> ANTHONY ASTREDO respectfuliv informs
his friends and the public that he will reopen his Saloon on
SATURDAY, l2h At O'Clock A. NJ preciely His arrange
men snch that epcues always rely on obtaining
his Saloon the best description Of BAYOU OYSTERS REEN
market afford.
MEALS AT ALL HOURS, and at the shortest notice.
His collection Of WINES and LIQUORS unsurpassed by
any other establishment
splendid Saloon stairs arranged especially the use
OF private parties and families.
sale aud retail In and barrels.
Special attention given orders from families city or
country. anlO "
UNION RESTAURANT, No. es st
<e<8 Charles street.
s<ESbSN The propricors Of this popular establishment
xee inform the public that they continue sup
Piled with M the choice deeaces Of markets
ury comfort cleanliness and moderate will he
Union surpassed by other house In the city They
respectfully solicit continuance Of public
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-02

xfyxzzzzEa BILL1AHD TABLE mANUEAC-
<ssN TURER
ALL STYLES.
B. ANT0GNINI, Nos. IL and IA Cont street,
Between Chartres and Old LeYee,
New Orleans.
ROUND AND OVAL BILLIARD TABLES, six and eight
feet square Billiard Tables with Marble and Wood Tops Cns
ions play the table, either Pool the Game
full complete assortment Of article IN the line Man
India Rubber for Cuhons also Ptchinho Bag
aells, Rouettes Balls and Pins for TenPn Alleys
ECONOMICAL STOVES
Portable and set to order with crockery and casron
tops.
RS-wanut Wood for sale. d25 ly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-02

,. 7. L. BENEKTI. LuRaes.
a NEW ORLEANS ORNAMENTAL
- - IRON WORKS.-The undersigned beg leave inform
~ the public and builders generally, that they
featuring all kinds Of Architectural aud Building Iron
Work at Nos 50 and 81 Circus street, such yerandahs Rail
Ing, Shutters Safe and Bank Doors Straight and Crcula
6tsirs, Iron Bridges Roofs, etc.
They keep constantly and Wrought Iron
Ventlsors and Sash Weights and MI all orders Of
with despatch,
ma III RENNETT A On
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Garden Engines, Pumps,
Ploughs, Hay Cutters Corn Shlleers,
Agricultural implements.
MIL Cross-elt snd PIT Saws,
OK YOkes, Bows, Singlereea
Hoes, Hanes shoyes and Spades, Platform Scales,
Andirons Tenders, Shevels and longs Corn Mills,
Copper and Iron Coal Holds, Cob CTushers
Single and Double Barrel Guns,
Coffee Heclas, Chatting Dishes,
Chinese Gongs, Iron Bedstesds
Britannia and Plated Ware
Meat Cutters, Sausage Suffers,
Stock Kettles Portable Fcrgos,
oz5ly Senes, Fishng Tackles, etc, etc,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-16
NEW-YoRK EAST NJ. T.. CONFERENCE


The Conference met again yesterday 10 the Cherry
street NJ. T.. Church Bishop BAKER presiding. The
Rev. LABAU CLARK opened the Conference with
prayer After the adoption of the minutes the Con
Ference received to Get apart Tuesday next for the
ordination Of deacons, when the Sacrament Will be
administered and the Bishop will preach.
The character and standing OF the Elders oil the
Conference, and the measure OF their usefulness, were
passed upon. The Rev. W. Is. lloyt Ci Jamarh"lth-
drew from the cvupcctiop.
The elders presiding over districts, presented thelr
repcrts The Nev-l ork District was represented by
the Rev. w. II. Morris. Great reviva' ana iMye
increase fmenbership were reported in this district.
The Long Island District Was represented by the Kew
Buell. Go0dsell; the Bridgeport and New Haven DE
tr;cta by the Revs. Edwin T.. Grswold and Albert
Nash In these di-trcts TIE reports state that the
work of revival has gone bravely on. In the Bridge
port District one thousand conversions had been
made; in the New Haven District over two thousand
had been added TO the Church.
The Committee on Temperance submlttd report
affirming that temperance and religion are inds-ouOIy
come oted and offered the following resolution:
Re,r,d That while rejoice and give ih.n to God Tor tno
midst, regard it duty to labor and eNeaurase Others in lie
cause Of TemreIarCe.
The report and resolution were unanimously adopted.
Tie Starding Committees as follows:
7emTord EcvnOny-f Shaw. H. Bsns' J. II. Ferry W. T.
Tds,a,,a-P. @. O,bom. l. Kennedy s. A sea'nan. W. C.
2is..oro,y capse-v Bush. C Kelsey, H. F. ren'e, VIM F.
B5f Ceric-R n Hatfield, C. p. Mallory. NJ st'pie' T. w
T,Gc Cape-F |. ee Haas, c. stellus H. D. Latham. r. H.
Loonis
sGb5cm S,hoai-C. R. Crook, $. Mitchell, s. C xeele' l.
G. Perry. -, ~ p
Pofd;oh--H. gues.el s. F. johnson. = H. Saith H. C.
CiaaT. o. ~,
TenIoGpce-S. ". King c. Gor's. C. b. Ford L. = Weea
Po.tofco-A. Boobl N Orchsrd, A. '. H. Aobo'' H. ~
Weed. -. -
Sicteq-D. d. Wh,elon, T. Lsndan, g. W. "oodmf Geo
Hilncr. ,,,r
Coioriotien-J 4. Roche. WIN. Lawrence, A. heAI'tef
Wn. II. R--solL ,,, o..
IubieGfiov of Mnp,es-Wn McNister u n fiubUe' OI"
Tabon. John W. Leek.
Stathtir-I. IIcusan Wm. Wake Ira Abot., s. Rnshnan
Memoir. Appointed by the Chsrl-Lsbtn Clark Dsne
Curry. John Mly, s. w H. Wood, J. b. Mef"'n and Chs'
Fletcher. .
Tie Conference then took up the considerato on Of
the Disciplinary Questions and passed upon them.
The Missionary Collections have been partisIIy
barded in, ard indicate that the amount contributed
will surpass that Of last year.
jouIned to 81 o'clock this morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-16
MARINE AFFAIRS.
-aY weEox % ,ur Joas rIlro,.

-aY wREcK % var Joas rIIro,.
Sw. Carey. .sq-. has furnished fer publication the
following exii $40 vu ls.ttr Just received from Ed
WIG r Kirley late passenger per The Ill fsted John
Nton TIL now ve have been ignorant OF the fate OF
tie CHER passenger slso the number of the ships
Officers and crew. 1t is ctrtsia thN all the bodies
save en-. have been recovered ard inferred:
ST. LorIs Apri ., issa
W c.asy es} - Dsa, Sir L received yours Of M.ch n
to< ua h.en rPy. i hs s.rn my lo;-nt'a .Iaoo !
in Yo,t Si,ps them h., inf IN ,n could res,ri y
the cspsAe ard Ther sbosd the ship wheo seo
un a boy csIp~rter cook and A.ssrd hree ma'es the
;r nS liz Os Ro5rSs Tss be- t M wt.s .1.. iSa1 r
Boston OF h boys Wm, Ccttrei wss his brother TIE
ta, Is. b-eu living in Cie and Cyfoi, ,r the N fourteen
years His father TT Wilson, formerly Of the navy still resides
New Ysss tut hs SSS n1s o,.ssa % .aa c.sfn. O1 the
six One Of the boys Lua'oub va, from NewBsd
,es %.s from w p.s New svVe or sss.Sor tSrs, Sscs hi:
by b. friends With Mr Cor. w.capaa Ths cook
back man. named Jshn Brown. va. fona New BeaiOrl
The d the bsaroc Of the crew do r't etnenot or
where they were from o., IN
ron .S sr S | &: same tub s! lid TS az M IN IL Nh G.
western plt State Of New Ioh but do Lot kGo~ a.
wha; psoe.
loss or THE GLITTER SHIT JOHN GI1pN.
We learn that the brig Hurricane Bird arrivel at
Baltimore at 81 O'Clock on Wednesday Afternoon with
the particulars of the loss OF the cipps ship john
Gipin but this important nte gence appears 70 hSvs
been kept private until after the close OF business
Meantime a. rumor has it, certain parties in possession
of the secret eiegrsphed to this city, and perhaps to
Boston and effected irsursnce upon the Gpns c1go
TO the extent of $4,000. We understand that the
underwriters intend to inquire ints this m.tter.
CoLLIsIoss AND Loss oY LIFE.
(By Telegraph
BAIrIsoRs, Thursday, April 10. 1853.
The sehooner Beacon Of Philadephia, FROM North
Carolina for Georg etown wss run into by steamer
yesterday of Rappshsnnock and sunk.
The schooner l.. c. Kelly from Calais, Me-. aad the
brig Victoria, from Nassau for Baltimore came in col
lision on Tuesdsy night in Chesapeake Bay Both
eunk in seyen fathos Of water and orc man WAS lost
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-16

-. -, ~ Mo,-no,, Tits powder tns ttls Ine,V' w ~.
80 Russ4,l g. Weddle, tbrougo tutm e. ~ ono
Rnpo cS,,ed all the way aorors tne aIovsd Rns,er
ME. OF The Government. wn"h t.Y ,Io army il
& wbddle to freight piuv',,iSuM ,Ss Mormon rebellion
S pss ~ ~ ps.su a Waddle knew that thit powue'
""r,;ny and authorized it, am no' ao.e ~ SnS d
they DID .srOtop it. tnsy f1I fa % upon them for far
grace "n'en % a people who are every hour pre-
ing and awaiting the time, 10 sena tneiI Io"G1H is
fsus ,broueh the hearts OF our loyal htnercHn c!'
-, IL. ms hope the gentlemen oil the hrh Hns"
~ ,bs-tbst il was the act OF their agent Mr.
prnn We would gladly believe that Russell q " al
die oud revcr become party TO any such tIansac
too But they must, to some extent, DC respohsloio
e. H. scts OF their principal agent. However, we
80, thsr sgent Mr.. Rupp, would not scruple to do
sncb thirg even on his own sole responabillty: ue
cared from here between two days, and iGr-
fsited his bond Of 500 to appear as al the
nsSt Term Of the Court TO be held by Chief Justice
TcS,e, against some Mormons who were TO be in
d;cted for treason. This act, OF ITSELF JuSthes tne
nreyaiept opinion here that he was mysterousiy
iesgued in some way with the rebels
a redeemed Mormon lady, who has soggat .ns pro,
s4ccn OF the army here told me the otner day tnat
rgbsm Young threatens, in case the president does
pot "back out from the position be mas taxeh 10 MS
message that be will send his "destroying angels on
age Of nceudiarism to bum ~. Lous, neSk1a 80 &
Emitted States These oities and many Others, are TO
be fr.i simultaneously. And furthermore, his follow
ers in the States 10 volunteer In the new volunteer
rerments 10 be raised this Spring, and to como
ont here for the purpose of spying inside of our own
camp and nc.ing the soldiers to mutiny and in case
of battle 10 deeert our ranks at given signal, and
10 take the side Of the enemy. This bravsdo is in
psrfect harmony with hs sermons and the pulpit
spoutings Of KimbaD
We are aw atiDg anxously the February mail from
tho Ststes Unless the President sends positive In
sruotops to Col Johnston to remain here until recn-
forcenents reach u.s. this little army, as it is style
by our sypathziing friends in the States, will be in
Salt Lake City by the middle OF June. 1t VIII move
nom here IN April and If a battle is to be fought 1t
viii be decided soon. I am assured Of one tning,
namely that Il is rot tho intention Of Col Johnston
10 rersce step which his army has taken, or Is TO
AZ
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-16
BOARD OF COUNCILMFN.

fur,spAr, April l5-CHAs. H. HAswELL ia the
ot P,t,tiors-Of Michael Ryss and others for a
sever in Fifteenth street, from Avenue to tie East
Rtver To Committee on Sewers.
Rl.olutiors-By Mr.. BIcKToRD, complaining that
the Msyor in countersign,pg warrants from the Fl
mace Department, ia 90 particular ia his scrutiny Of
them IL at they sometimes detsined for a whole
dsy befose the Mayer viii sign them. and calling upon
the Cooperation Counsel to report whether tire Mayor
i suthoized to do snJthng more than certify that
the warrants have been duly audited BY the Finance
Depntnest. Adopted.
TO pave Thirty eighth street between Sixth aud
Seventh avenues. To Committee Oh Streets To
widen Grand street on the southerly eide, b.tween
Sullivan and Vsyick streets To Committee Streets.
To build sewer in Forty seventh street, between
Seventh and Eighth avenues. To Committee on
Sewers. Requiring the Counsel to the Corporation to
repert let Of al the quits pending against the
CITY. and by whom brought. To Committee on Lsw
Departrent. Directing the Croton Aqueduct Bosrd
70 rofy the several Railroad Companies to repeir the
streets on the line Of their respective roads. Lsd
over. Directing the Street Commissioner to adver-
tsa for proposals for the construction ead erection OF
an iron fence around TompkIs square. To Comusttes
on Lands aud Places.
Pcro-s-Of .Committee on Streets, In favor Of p.v-
ipq Greenwich street, between Murray and BARCLAY
streets. with Belgian pavement. Laid over. or Com.
m,ttee on Fire Department concurrpg with the Bosrd
of Aldermen in favor of reversing Cue decision of the
Fire Commissioners, disbanding Engine Company No,
I5 Adopted. or Committee on Finance, ia favor ol
authorizing the Controller to make appicsto to the
Legislature for authority to raise Sl00 O0O. tor re,
building Hospital on Blackwells Island. Concurred
with Board Of Aldermen.
Conmunications-Fro the Croton Board, al
noupcing that Saturday the ceremony of breaking
ground for the New Reservoir will take place. and In
ytry the Board to meet that occasion at the Office
corrcr Of Fifth avenue and Eghthysxth street. Ac-
cepted. Adjourned to Monday evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-16
CASTLE GARDEN MATTERS.
To he Ed;tsr sf TIE y. r. Tri1un.

To 1e Ed,t~ V TIE y. 7. Ty1uns
Sir: u. H." lat present. sf Albany will never oe
able TO eItrcate himself from the snar into which ne
has become entaDgled with reference to the anars Oh
the Castle GaTden Emgra1t Depot. Allow me to cor
rect the errors in his communication OF yesterda!'
J. Il. did i,0l demonstrate successfully against the
movement to have counsel present to represent the
Commi-soners to guard their interests by the cross
examination Ci Witnesses aud otherwise Ch tue U "A
irary, TIE course pursued-which was iu'ly aPb'ose
by the Commissioners (aud against whom - d. Sd!
be has nothing ~ say)-resulted In the aauh7siou w
Mr.. John l.. Devlin, the council oil tie %
ers, who by being permitted to cross-e1sui.ne tne
nesses opposed 10 the Depot anil its manage nsH,
spoiled the Tor the emisIant runners entry. 5
Even j. Il. himself when called upon To tee'H!' Con
iessed that what he had stated was based "gon
say testimony; ard how far hls autnorl,y ~;
may be judged from the following fact: La one Vi MS
communications j. b. stated that the railroad colnp'
nice paid $lGl eco year for the privilege oil scum
tickets in Castle Garden. The testimony SUSTAINED
J. b.. statement, except .,,,o ooo
. That 1t WAS for two and ball years ana "o' 'A'
year. Aud n
s. That the sum wa 10 pay the expenses el Tue peo
pot (Which it has not done by fUOoot and n'' ''' ~"
privilege of selling tickets. of
tmigraIts from Cssle Garden nor did MI a;i-osd
any ether witEess testify that there on. .oid
compaI can, and always could have t.eI ~, ~
10 CGst.e depot through the general t'cke. aseut
ing 70 the rules established By the Cenmsson
The only association spoken Of IN eyiaence Ss
contemplated but never perfected, ana !. purpD,e
was rot to transport eugrants, but 70 IasH.
Plus OF the - per cent deducted from the gros PIIS
oi,eseis over the expense of the depot Ih; could
have been projected. even had not MI. conAI,s
refused TO ditpose Of bis lease upon any terms e.op.
fer contiI gent compensation, and. oil ege'se a.
ne Of TIE cootet1sste association; while one hsh oi
Ito pso,pct:ys trst, was to be returned to two Of
ths t,ilroaJ.. al the rsnaiaier-s q1srer ot tlS
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-16
THE NLrcrp BoCrs LOTTERIES.

To @- Edito, u The ~ " TriJrra
Sir: II you have published in your paper ssy ac.
count d 'hs breaking up OF the Bogus Lotteries In
Norwich, which imphcates me 10 any manner, form
cr degree connected with those lotteries having
odrerfistd them, for them, done their printing
having had anything whatever to do with them, cI-
ept TO denoprce them swindlDg shops you asS
hereby Informed that such staten ent il, 40 far "a ~
lards me, utterly false and hbeous.
Not doubling that if you have admitted such mis-
ta'ements into your columns your sense OF Justice
will lead you TO make prompt repsration a. Tar 40
possbc. BY publishing this note as conspiouousk -
you have done the gross libel which il contrHdicts.
an specifically youIs.
u. j.. SYKES, Editor Of Cssrr.
Jrcr rq Corrtc, oGies. horvth C.. April II, 1854
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-16
"Gur ENTERPRISES A CORRECTION.
IT.. T.J.

Sin: H. your issue of this morning you report 9
Descent on kewspar.r Office al No So Broadway whieA
contains ,eueus calculated TO iDuro our bu<a
standing You stated that although the prosPsctus a
The (on promised watches lockets bfsce1ets bfooea
tadrops etc. etc. valuable presents eyen ahs
furthermore tbst the gifts Of the cheapest bra" aud 60
- Vauiyod jeWoliy, aud utterly worthless
Thee assertions made upon authority whsievef saS
entirely fsle We shall h. happy 10 have reposs ran
sny examine the jewely wLoh have been DIS
tbtns -O host q letters from subscrbers, .oknoweds
lg the of valuable presents sent them By Our
business has been carried with perfect aud hoasy
end have the opinion Of net counsel that We hsye oor
ui.d no iuTaction Of any law whsever. 49,
Having made these errors feel that us au rspa'
rsop aid should give ts correction equal publicity ~Ss
your se rpot Hoping you may DO so we remsn s~J re-
specially, ~ DEAN SALIkh
Prorretor' GOdor Prize, No. Sjj BeosdwsF.
No, York April j.. 1889.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-16

S.IE or ARTIcIEs II TIE HANDS Or TIE POLICE
PRopIRTY CLTRE.-The articles VIII b have remained
unclaimed in tho hands OF c. j. Warren, Property
Clerk of the Police Commission, for 81, months to
be ecld a. public auction at 10 O'Clock on Saturday in
the store No. 3Oi Broadway, corner Of Duane street
The articles to be sold have mostly been reclaimed
from thieves by the police; and the law provides ths
if in Elk months such property is not claimed it shall
60 to the fund for The benefit of pohcemen's widows
and o,phans.
Tie catalogue Of the present ssle embraces few sT'
c,es Of much vs.ue, brt over tKo huIirod varieties
Thss are watches. guaranteed Aad pasa.Tass"'' e"-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-16
SEVENTEENTH WARD REPUBLICAN ASSO
DIATInN

The Republican Association Of the Seventeeath
Ward held regular monthly meeting at their rooms
in Helyetis Hal, on Thursday night Mr. JoszrH T.
CooPrr, in tie chair.
Mr.. RoBrRr II. BoYp, Chairman Of the Committee
appointed to ascertain Whistler Mr.. J. NJ. Patterson,
the President elect, would accept the ofice-reported
that he was unable to do So but returned his thank
for the honor, accompanied by his best wishes for
the euccess Of the Republican cause.
On motion the report was adopted, and Mr.. Pdtter-
sons resignation accepted.
The Association then preceded to elect FIVE dele.
gates to the Young Mems General Committee, and
William a. Smslley, Richard Jackson, James Peck
elected such delegates.
Mr. Thomas Little was elected President of the
Association after which an adjou. ment carried
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-16

,,, ~, All ent ! c"niS "A proof .bss-
- -, .rd iii-Ac-s ffisouef ciuis. d>-
S,rs,s rAcd end tried ts the Of aaos
80, r.uog-- him on sos,ts Ia FrUuog1ct Jusce -
Ss-y o.r e. in'.rnS 'tis rae q a-Kit.~
A. Le rsued With ree.euoe e tasr bi4E eaasS
- u tioo 9TH gevs-nd Thy on,. "a waee
hs :. b..t ,iDl.r. thou TIL thsn tAey are hs .1.eA
i,ys IL hsee. 20 b. - = ose ii.rt .-g1ll
I-CHARD BTSFHEO
CNucs., q toe Csrg.rati r.
The Communication vas referred to tho sPsc,.i ,n-
nlitie~.
n. Board then received and referred various pa-
titions susog which we're fifteen asking the removal
NJ (bsies Deyiia from tie oios of Stree Com n, s.
siooer. Referred 70 the Specsi Committee.
Pt.olsrcns.-Mr. REED offered resolution provd-
ire fer sa electcn to take place the s5t inst te
I the Vacancy in the Board ocossoneI by tae desth
Of tee lat. Alderrnsn Gregory.
Mr' BooLE moved that the resoiuto, Ii. on the
t.ble. Carried by strict party vce-e Democrat &c
A.ter ssns further business ths Board sdjourset.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-16
FIRES.

FIRE ii SIXTH srRrEr-cHvRcH DAMAGED.
Yesterday morning, about O'Clock, fire broke
out in TIE Presbyterian Church in Sixth street. near
the Second avenue. The fro originated in the base
meut, as is supposed from a detective fne. and
through the exertons Of the fremen was confined to
that portion of the edfce. The school rooms library
ard meeting-room in the bssenent were badly dam
aged The Ioss il estimated at 81 900, and is fully
covered by insurance.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-16

v, do - appropriated 10 dlTeIort ppr'.' i''
css sn6e,cs 10 uegctis,-- The transfer s'd ~
u osid Ct this c.y, sod fcr scidee;al eIocs"s
Kat a. "a peb trswr 'ls ~ho,e Uiry fsieS 40.
'ul,Lsrntre. 90 osrsfai we're t. Ccmnssi 1ers T.
-scurs tie coR'Tli Of the depot 10 everything spper
tsis cy 10 tue wsiar OF tn emgrsut that ttey N.
oy ts tire irt.r on bot the 20 to retuc. the rse
OF pas ceotsge wtee Il ~ss found 70 hs more thsa
sufSant 20 PSI the current expenses Of the depot.
v-Sr< kpia IL iSS L.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-16

TNRNOws NEH FOUND IN TIE WATER -CoroA6
Perry held inquest Bellevue Hospital the body Of an IN
man. about forty Il who wS found Heating
dock Or q FiEhoe street East River No marks OF sfe
peicepbe the body. The Jury rendered v~
dt Of death item unknown. The bccosH
st 10 es IN hight, and sss dres 30 In darh
fos rsrk pants and white muslin shit An nquof wa
he'd at lie Mr.y street ty Coroner Connery the
bcdy unknown tthy old who wa founS
IN tie water place H. bght he shout Eve fs tee
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New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-16

PuBIn ESHIBiTIos OF WARD ScHoOI No. D.
A public exhibition Of this school took place yester-
day. There was 81 immense cOnc0urse Of spectators,
among whom were the Hon T.. G. Benetict, DR..
Btsdle joseph Il. Varnum, ir, Mr. Adams Of the Six
teenth Ward and several other distinguished gentle
men connected with educ stional matters in tho city
The exercises were of interesting ard entertaining
order, consisting of vocal music, defamation and OK
Animation of classes. Several prizes distributed
TO the most merorous scholars and over six hundred
monthly certificates were given to the lads who ex-
celed in study. There are over 600 pupils in tho Male
Grammar School and about 400 in the Primary. The
former is under the charge of Thoma. Hunter assisted
by eleven teasbers, and the latter under soe NJ LIN
sey assisted by six teachers. This school has always
maintsined high reputation for schclanhp and dig
cp,ire.