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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-03
CALE BY ORDER OF THE SURROGATE.


- sunoe.es Court County of New York In the MISTER Of
he application to moftgss lease OF sell the Real L*ase o.
PfTKiCK BRADEN deceased BY yIn. aud in pursuance 81
the 2th dsy OF April 1883
whereby the subsobsr Mary Bradsn, At-nistxatx OF the
sates and ereds of sstd Patrick Braden deceased was
ordered BY sid Surrogate pursuant TO ssots to make the SAFE
for the nent the deAs Of said de-
ceased The subscriber Mary Brsaen AdninsstS Ne a. sfore
nd will Pablo Auction ~ the Merchants Efcbssge in
fAe CITY Of York FRIDAY the llth day OF June sbs
a IL ocsek noon % dsy the following described REAL
ITITR whereof the said deceased died seized 10 Wit All that
certain lot parcel Of land with the buildings thereon situate
Iips AM being the Ehen Ward Of the said City OF New
fob the north esstery rde OF street between
the Third bounded follows: Beginning at
spst on the said north saery SIDE Of Thirty eighth street
dnt two hundred ,tyeven feet eight inches south east
fon The corner tbs Third thence rnnnins
civ At giles stset ninety eight feet
n inches 10 the limo Of the book thence south easTy
Along said Gel line and pAad with said Thirty street.
twenty inches and wothifds Of al inch thence
cpt westerly and parallel with said Third Avenue
tho north ssstery eide OF said Thirty eshA
street, thence stsy along said Thirty eighth street ws
SIX inches and Of an noh 70 the point OF
Place Of beginning -,
vtoss and house the front and fourstory een
Dwelling house the Of said let Dated HswYo APn
81, 1858. MANY BkADhN AdnnsIrs"a, ~,
lag law6wTh OF Psh1ct braaeni oSce,seo- q,
for further pAr inquire Of JAMES w WHITE No. 81
lSertys Of A. J. BLEECkER. SON Co., Aucaonser
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THE TURF.

rx,ox corp.r. L. I.-TRorTIsd-Tuesday' Jane
I, ls5s-Ma,ch 5000 nile nea's 0e'' '''-'' " NV
in harness. Received forfeit
n Weo1YSf'.br TartAr 40 - lana
Tsros CouRsr, l. L-TRoI IsS-iu 49, nv sye
], Is5s.-Mstch, $780, nile nea'si 'e'' '"''0
in harness. - .2lII
S McL~ushlin'. w. m Vanity ''''''.''....i
D Piers b. : sue 11.ii:gi,...;9:,o,-!:p-2
UsIos CorRsr, L. L-PEpssIHss'sns.. rs &c..
,ssin,, .iGe for $500; Mr.. Adams, ihe grea esass
uiap. 70 walk two mi,es, far bsei ano VOC "'es'
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CUPREME COURT.-Cty and County Of New.

CUPREME COURT.-City and County of New
- YoIh.-ELIJAH wESsON aud TOWNSEND COX
ssisa LEN H. GRIFFIN.-Sumnions.-T the Defsndsst
g hereby summoned and required to The complaint
n dis saAon which will be fled in the ece Of the Clerk Of this
Gown at City Hall City Of EewYok and to Of
your the said complaint the subsnber a. the
oce No 1872 Broadway corner John street CITY
within after the service Of this summons on you,
exclusive such service and fail 70 answer tho
Maid within the aforesaid the Plaintiff ia ths &c
ton will take judgment against yen for the of a2S 49,
with interest fion February D. 1856 -" the sum Of 80 and
interest March IT, 1855 ard for the further tum OF
and interest from March 1855 beside the costs Of this
ae<oa.-Dated New Yerk, April IL, 1855
MILLER PEET EICE yLS Plaintiff Attorneys
spae lawewTh No. ls2 Broadway, n. Y
The complaint herein fled the Clerks onies Of the City
mod County New oIk this 27h day Of April, 1861
MILLER FEET NICHOLS, Plaintiff Attorneys
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B.rsApoE.-A letter from Barbados TO The PAD
adelphia Exchange, dated May 4, ssys;
"Tbs weather il extremely dry, and has been 20
for ak weeks, much TO the advantage Of sugsr mag.
ing; but the scarcity Of water has been oelnsn'1
the growth Of rstive TODD"
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THOMAS H. Doors 4 Co.. No Greene street oprssns dsrs
p.rance Han are our Agents fs he 'Ass o. ihs AsSs
Jo.x p,Troox CM..ore Hail. Fihh szse) 10 AssAt As ~
s.s a Tvs TsIsySE IN PITIssvaGs.
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COURT CALENDAR-fMs DAY.
crpsyxI CouRT-CIRcuIT.-Patl L-Noe. lUI,
ira ioI5 l0 1904 ioi 1918 lol5 1917 fols 1919 io2i, isS
isaS lo17 1913 1881, 1888, 1855. 1857
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I'm PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate OF
bs County New York notice hereby to al
,;ps ssps against JOHN n. COOPER late Of the C, Of
deceased present the with vouehsrs thereof
70 The subscribers the residence Of William Cooper No SO Ham
end ,tree in City NswYotk before the sixth day
s,tsmber nextDsted New York the Sd day Of March, laa
WILLIAM COOPER, (vx..,,n,.
MA lsw8mTh. ARTHUR H. NJ PADDOCK,
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TN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
AZ ne Cesrty Of NewYork notice hereby gyen 10 al
sO.s isvins against CAfHARiNE SCOTT late Of We
shof 70 the subscriber, at his oee No 800 Water street,
ne city Of Yo before the k day Of August next
ns,sd ttv York the twenty rxth day Of January Is5S
- Law enTh KUGENk Ii. SULLIVAN. AdministIatsE
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Ceaal Notices.
ITO LAWYERS,

ITO BAWYERS.
L A Gentleman deskes 10 get . situation CLERK with
.v nm in THE city. He competent 20 take charge Of
familiar with the practice under the Code
ATTORNEY, Tribune Office
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inmates. He performed the fest ia l6 mInu'es l3s
seconds.
UsIos CouRsE, L. L-rRorrIsG-Mondsy, Nay
o. IscS-Plrss, 800; mile heats best three In 6ve,
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the Of seis
psr,pt that setencast Smith hes hsplsntiy tsr.d
rsbhe record hslt in the csneners scs whih assafes IL
se Of forgery In the sseond desre <rerr hin -
he'd 70 iA N The Of Soo sasvrr for IBIS ossnse
GEORGE @. BARNARD ResordsE
The bail was imms dately furnished, and the css6
will be brought before the Grand Jury % the opening
Of The June term Of the General Sessioss.
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0UrREME COURT-CRAMssRs-June 2-Bsesse Js~os
CLERKs-DEcisIoss -
Edward V. Price sgt. VIM. A. wheeler q ess--ne'
tic granted, With 90 costs. a,
NorIcE TO THE BAR.-Judge Clerke wishes y .oti.
f the members OF the profession that he has removed -
Thy fourth street. one door west Of Lexingtoo svsnss
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT couRr-Jusr 2-s''e~ III

RESISTING CUsToMHoUsE OFGIcERs-SoT 0uILTrs
The United States sg. Omar Perselins ct a.
This case was finished this afternoon. The Juege
charged the Jury that CustomHouss officers .ctne unAt ~.
rsut 10 seize goods right 10 take possssea
private papers they would have 10 seize h Dssoz
The Jury found verdict Of not guilty
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SUPERIOR COURT-sPEcIAL TERA-JuSE 2-Bser>
HoyFMAs.-DBcIsIoNs. -

SUPERIOR COURT-srEcIAL TERA-JUSE a-Bsers JsAeo
HoyFMAs.-DBcIsIoSs. - =
Chss. A. Stsbbns ct al agt. Jas. Z. Willsth Sessns
&c-Motion for q new TRIAL granted, With : 10 cosa .
Alva Spear ct al sgt Msrtln WIZARD ssa WHO
INJUNCTION continued until further ordered
Francis Bu'ke aet. Rossnns Burke OF A.-Cena-
lsint dismissed with coats
ThOs. Fieden ct al. sgt. Louis Emile Lshsns q a.
Ordered that Glover substituted Attorney seeord
er.in for Pierre Francois Lshens and Edouard Eet LAssus
Two Of the dsfer her.n In the pscs Of Wm ~ We VIZ
ZEN who heretofore appeared beblf Of such eeSsndo RI
ne Francois Lshens and EdouUd Ernes Lshsns as uesny
Gle and serve within five days separate ples ~ oeosfA
issue as Of the 18th Of Sept 1874 Tbs ordss naee veooe
eusics any lien claim Of Wn Van wsesasn ~ Ssss'
Ia DOminick.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS


Buxrocoas--BRnrsAL--Inw ashington, May IL, At the
Church Of the Epiphany, by the Rev Dr. Hall, Hon Ss
n BuRRoross OF New York, TO Miss CuAnorru 8 young
est daughter or Brntna Esq, formerly Of WATERFOWL
New York.
tholomev's church, by the Rev. DR.. Cooke, THEODORE
PrRsoyNE TO Csxousx N. MAKrfS, all OF this city.
CRAwyoRp-Prr1soS.--O Wednesday, May IL, By the
Rev Samuel D. Burchard at ths residence Of tbs brides
father Mr. HosE c. CR,vsoap Of New Jersey, 70 Miss
EyyIyS N. PETERSON, CT this city.
Monmouth papers please copy.
CrASpAii-GrixorR- - Thurptay, May q, by the Row
r. C. Putney, Mr.. AzoR B CRANDAiI 70 MaRGARsr liza
GnMots, all Of this city.
MoorR-Mo,ms Al But,crnuts, Otscgo county, May s.,
al tho residence OF the brides mother by the Rev samuel
H. Norton, Thomas Mooev, ksq, OF Fairfax Virgins, 70
HAssA daughter OF the Jacob Walton Morris, ESQ
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any sort from the carelessness Of these com
psnies. The law should in every instance be
rigidIy enforced az anst them--that Is, as far as
the law provides remedy-a limitation, we re-
greet to say, but too frequently falling short Of
the necessities of the case. In the present in
stance, no sort Of indulgence should be shown
towards the directors of the road on which the re-
centcatastrophe has occurred. The parties MAIN
ed and the families of all those who have lost their
lives should at once commence separate actions
against them for compensation for the injuries,
pecuniary as well as physical, which they have
sustained In default of efficient Legislative
supervision, it is only the recovery Of heavy In
IDENTITIES against railroad companies which will
keep them alive to their duties and respond
bilites towards the public. Damages in such
cases can hardly be exaggerated, and we re-
commend 1t to the attention Of jurors to see
that the directors of the Central Railr Dad get
their deserts
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Carr AxusnHNB-rhsB Broadway theatre will be opened
this evening for the benefit Of Mr.. D. Rice the gna
Jim Crow. Mr. Rice s We believe, In need OF the assist
Of the public The list Of volunteers includes many
popular artists Al the Academy Of Music kendelssohus
orasorio Elijah" 10 announced with Formes and Dan
gi the soosts This will DO the lest ofatorie night Of
the Al Burtons theatre, Roncenr makes his last
appearance; Linda" Ia the opera Tomorrow evening
closes the present 1t Laura Keeues theatre with
. farewell benefit 70 Miss Keeue. She goes with
Mr.. Jenefson aud other artists OF her c0mpa
ny TO the Walnut street theatre, Philadelphia,
for three weeks. On Monday next Mrs. ID. r.
Bowers and the Walnut company including Mr. and Mrs.
+. Conway, Miss Anna Cruise, Miss G. Jefferson, and
other good artists take possession OF Laura Keene thea
tre and viii produce several pieces Mr. and Mrs.
c. Mathews viii remain ut Burtons for the present Mu-
sard and company going 70 Philadelphia for month
or %. The Last matie ID on 10 morrow xaretzek Is On
deavorng 70 make arrangements for summer season Of
the Opera 1t the Academy but the artists want too much
money a. usual. Mrs. Hoey has her farewell benefit
at walack's 10 evening She Is going to Europe
for few months vacation. Nine DAngri AMI several
other musical celebrities will sing for Mrs. Hoey who will
have good house sans doste. On dr. that H. Wilton.
OF London, endeavoTing TO obtain suitable place 10
Broadway for the exhibition OF Nine Tussauds work
exhibition.
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Markets.


PHILADELPHIA STOCK BoARp.
PHuADKf7rs, May ID, 1858.
Stocks Arm Pcnnsyivsnia Ewes, So Rcacins Ran
road, s3x; Morris Canal asS Long Island rAro~"'
ssw oxlxASs, May u, 1858.
b., ss ase.Sy isse S sugar m Mo-
lasses, ale. Ilosr declining FORK very dull WINE
eosp 5c and yellow &C. Bacon dull asd tending down
varfs lard insc,ivc. other articles generally un-
'"-Ns' Monux, May IL, 1858.
The saies Of cotton day 900 bales, the msrk
caAmxsros, Stay IL, 1853.
Cotton unchanged Sales TO day AGO bales
BaIrxovs. Nay IL, 1853
Flour steady and active. whes, nrm. Bales OF 100
sushels red At 81 o. Corn steady whskey dull Pro
visions duh and depressed. Bulk meats aominH ~ oc
Pmr,puy1uA, Mar 10, 1858.
Flour unchanged. whes. dull Corn nrm, sales o.
.oco busheis yellow 81 7okc Tlc. white, oic ITO
Visions dull and tending downward. Mesa pork, BIS %
hsms, 12c q 12hc SIDES, Ice; SHOULDERS &C. Aru,
uNc. anxc. -. an, a,
Flour In rather better demand ai The declared rsss
s S SS I rs1ss from ~ .nG but
vh.s Indiana Il ~ Com held above buyers, views and
market dull Sales 500 bushels Western mixed on pri-
ys.e terms, supposed 70 be 1t 72c Oats rather nrmer
sales q ptoo bushels At acc 47c whiskeysalcs Of
$50 bbls n 2ic
BrrrAro. May 13--i r: n
-Four In moderate demandsaies Of 600 bbs al, - so
gocs .upe,spe %cs,sss % IS s5,r. upper lake . 70,
sales Corn eulsales COO bushels good Ilnos al bSc
free board Osss iowersalcs Of Goo bushes upper
lake II sec. Freishs steaoy-l7kc 1sc. for wheat "a
New York lake imports yestordsy-ls 900 bbls. -four
10000 bushels wheat "a 900 bushels oats 900 bush
els corn. Canal cxpotssco bbls. flour; II 0oo bushels
corn; 1ecoo bushels wheat 5000 bushels oats. Wind
southwest
BuTrAto, May 1916 NJ
Flour-Demsrd moderate; prices unchanged; sales SOC
bbs, al ~ SO ~ 70 for good super wisconsn AND
Nich,esn 81 70 ~ for exsxs do. snd Indiana. whes
sssdy sales oco bushels Chonge spring ~ roc 90
bushels Mivsuke club 81 &c. Corn duh; sses OK
bushels ILLINOIS, 1t ssc Oats unchanged sAies ~ ~
boshsls II ssc free boat whskey dull and NOMINAL
IN Ipc Treishts-whcef, 100. 10 New YORK. skenrcr
day1e 600 bbie. -four 1t,coo bushels wheat, 20 90
busbels corn AZ COO bushels oats Canal cxports3 90
| sbls aour 30 600 bushels whess 1000 bushels corn
| 81 600 bushels oats. ,.,~
Flour dull and unehsnged. Wheat In fsir denasd
ssl.s Of Ia oeo bushels 81 ooc Tor red Michigan zoo
osr ,oy White iudisna and ore Tor ordinary whNe Mcni
gan Crru auset Csoai frc,yhss dull ~ Vs. fcr wheat
| New York lake hnporss-i2co coo bushels wncss' ~
hu.heis srr, 900 bushels oats Csns exports-tY w
bbs Hour, 90 bushels wheat. 900 bushels cofn -
toce soshs's barley Shiprei \, Asn'res a.S"' oces
| ao"s ~ tsy.
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OUTRAaEs ON AMERICAN Communicative re-
ported the other day the outrage upon the Ameri-
can flag committed by British cruiser In the Gulf
of Mexico, In the case of the schooner Mobile |;
and we now learn from Boston that the Robert
Wing Captain Bray, of the Florida coast has
been treated to similar application Of British
insolence. While on the African coast our
government has winked at the right of search
exercised by the British cruisers there for the
suppression of the slave trade, we presume
that there can be no winking or blinking at
these wanton outrages upon our merchant yes
sells in the neighborhood of our own shores, and
almost within our own waters.
We understand that the administration In
tends to hold the Spanish government to arlgid
accountability for the unredeemed offences COM
mitted some time since against certain Ameri-
can merchant ships, under the excuse that they
were suspected as libusters, or as subject to the
suspicion Of having fllbusters or flibustering
materials on board, and the country expects
PREPARATION for these insults. They are triAes,
however, 1t would appear, compared with these
late British offences, the only excuse for
which can be that the vessels thus fred
at and brought to had the suspicious
look of African slavers endeavoring to es-
cape This excuse, however, will not answer
for the domineering and insulting conduct Of
the British naval commanders implicated. AZ
ter rather roughly bringing to lawful Ameri-
can merchantmen, the officer doing it should
apologize to the unonending skipper, In.
stead Of undertaking to bully and browbeat
him. We hope that the Cabinet at Washington
will look into these late cases, ascertain the
facts, and promptly demand, to the full extent
required, atonement from the British govern
ment, and distinct understanding Of the limi.
tstions Of the police powers of British cruisers
employed in the suppression of the African
-slsve trade, and especially in the Gulf Of
Mexico.
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AnSe0er OetentAon or an American Vessel by
DratlsA Cruiser.
Bosror, My Is, 1853
Cspsah Bssy q tss brig Robert Wing, which arrived
here tA morning. WITS oG Insgus, on ths 10th ulk,
boat fron British cruise came alongside and exsmned
Tire briggs papers. Previous trssndlns the boat Tn cruiser
fred gun. There ship and schooner II COmps
~ II Ne time. mo Schooner was detained saspoa
Of being slAver.
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rionAs-In chs oily Of Brookiys On wsdp ssdSy, EAS
IL, EosAs THOMAS seee 80 pears, II months and ost
s freQcs, and also those OF his IN Law, EdWari =
Mo,ehopse are nyitec 70 attend h funeral from hi, late
resderce l9i PtAft street. Brcokiyn (dAy) After
noon, "a fccr o'clock, wtshous furshsr invission
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OOsxis CuIeA ual-IEA9 Day
6crHrsH Coux1-Crcu.t Part Nos 500, a6oc, 3oSe
ssse s.ss, SS1s; isss lo.s, aees se1t. Ss7s sSss
$50 s1sS eis 2,iI 1915 ials 1885, Els 21.g sIss
sss sssS a asss s,s ST. rs s ssS cs sss
se 1919. ss7S aasa $751;, s1Ss 4esi 4e0s sATs ssss
and ell The jury causes for Part !.
sUrDa.s COSx,Nss .es 10, esa. 49, !os, egg, s!s
s ss a. e. e. 49, e. s 81: s 81
g. - - s. ST. - sss e e a. - Is, 81
&c. ST. @ 49, g. g. s.: g. w. 49, 49, w.
COMMON rix@-Par i.-Hus 1871, To, III, ia, rs.
No. Is -; 81 81 H. e. sss - 49, st. -
LII, l2ls, lz10, 2sS. ls27.
Tho DlusarA Has.
''' most ''s s@si: - =: iii +: s .ss.
1hs ors.d ms In P.r,.
'' assrE = ii a~ u.BrnAwsy.
Ths Mnsaxx ma.
packages, y asSTNs No ~ srosSws y. ~ ''
The Mxsard ssN Hats ssr Bsys.
ct GENFNB. No. ~ Broadway.
rAs Metallic T-s.se Ra.s. ssrs,. c.. >.
PHOTOGRAPHIC oAnLaRr.
tovsr TSo@p:cc.,
IA. nov o. s.sSsasa ,hs ps,,ss. :S g.
ss.y "a. sss,ess. sius: No psSHs IN;
20 Cent Portraits, HE shMaA.s Dlnners ~
yssny bog q M .cAss g o. lively = aoLMss picture
20 Gent Ambrotyps L.snessesr With Case
BY
Smithsonian House, Broaalway- Corner OF
Houston street New York-Hossl accommodations on the
osns.snss,: C.ay.:., Ties, ss:P psos":,
81 E s1S s9 nss .
sssGis Received per has. oSs Ss:. tubular asa
Ladies' Gasssrs, with and wltAe.s Heels,
io SoS: p.se. ls.sss: sSs.: nd soy .:s: eaI
as boots asi
Bartholfs Sewing Machines.
These machine. make s.col,sui wosk"-H T. Sun.
AZ 1ss BsOsdwsy. I corner Of Brooms street..
10000 C..ss Boess ara snoss as A~osssa
prisss q PHnLns sGfER. q Warren srssl
Wheeler 4 Wllsens Sewing Hx.eAi>ss--
Ssw s;Snd I.s;1ss ,:s !. =: ss ,s "a
Bso.dwsy. New Yors. Send for . circular.
Locking Glasses, Picture Frames. &c., &so.-
New end beautiful styles, sreAt reductions
WILLIAMS, STEVENS, WILLIAMS co.
No. N3 Broadway.
New York WlTc Railing Company.
Extensive manufacturers Of al kAds q
IRON FENCES,
Iron bedsseads and ornamental iron wovk
HCTCHINSON h WICKxR6HAW,
M2 Bro.dvsy. ns.r Pearl s.ee. new 9s~s,
Wllsou's Hair Color. Only $50. q Bottls,
coioss biack brown" does no< dye Ae sin
but acts simply The hair turning Fray hair or az csher
stree. In ne drug sers Applied Ike water-ao stain what
ever.
Prepared OH OF Ethal-A Substitute FOR Cod
liver oil y Queru chemist, l36 Fourth
PENk OLD. CLAY CO., No. flecAsr streo<
Cr1ssadoro's Hair Dye, wigs and Toapees--
The tbs world; whoesas and RETAIL md the dyo pr
va,ey applied Astor House.
Baachslor's Hair Dys, WlGs and Ts1pses--
rhe best in the woridsurpassing al nadA Sold and ap
piled ct he mAnufActory IS Broadway.
Barry's TEaoophsrU0S - the Best and
cAeapes article dreasng bsauyinS oleansaS curling
preserving asd restoring " hAir LAdiss try Sold 81
al drugslsta.
Hollovv.y's Pills-Ssoshang yet Searching
from mineral ingredients these pills scoths and hea
The rated nembranes VI the som sch and the bowels while
they erpel all morbid matter nom those organs and Undue
then with new vigor.
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Locking Glasses, Picture Frames, &C., &sc.-
New end beautiful styles sreAt reductions
WILLIAMS, STEVENS, WILLIAMS CO.
No. 303 Broadway.
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Loss OF the Bark Lemuol Crawford.
DETROIT, Nay Is, 1858.
Tho bark Iemuel Crawford, with . cargo Of 10000
bushels Of wheat, bound from Chicago 70 BuAo, went
ashore Fast Sister Island Reef Monday night and
became total loss. The remained on the wreck
until this morning when they rescued and brought
70 this city. Tho vessel owned by Crawford Price,
Of this city. Cargo and vessel fully insured
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rhe following removals. resensons and appointments
have been made In the Registers Office, By VIM Miner
Rsassscr These removals and appointments have been
made from time 10 time the iss Of January last. when
mr.. Miner sworn into office
Apposntmenis John wilson, sesrcser; ,; wllknson
colec,cr; Henry s. Decker John Q. Holland Patrick
James sspmund Beer Francis BotalIng, Jno scherp
Timothy Waters, Alonxo, Bingham, W. j. Donnelly wash
ncton fosdck Brown, Philip r. Hsnnavan, samuel heigs,
Thomas Eean, Charles Bosce, - Dumahsrt, folio
clerks; Michael Phips, map clerk Mr. Bosoe has since
ssso s. ns he yin
reign In the Registers ofhce
Appointments in the same ofuce under the Commits
Murray Dscheu.J. Burke, Q. r. scodeld
Removable Charles h. footc, Robert j. ymmerson,
W Davis. J5c o. shaw Dayton Button, BENZ " Pesse
Jas Prsf, A. r. Morehouse, folio CLERKS Philip Jonas
collector Neason Samson examiner o the above CLERK
supervise the ndere and Mr. Samson has been appointed
under the Commissioner Of Records in the same ofce
d CLERKS not VT remossd Of whom Will b. v1ined
II. C. Acton, deputy register l. n. Waits, assistant
40 Geo Mortimer Satisfaction clerk John CAvery (o
Fgss copy s.s Mm s. asar, stevens.
Patrick j. Molloy, John 1cckman, sosrchcrs W ~ Gil
lev, John Aherp, David Ieonox, Jas: keso, samuel
I,es Ephra,m Reed folio clerks We understand tost
Msss,s Acton Mortimer, Aheru and Crock~ hive been
re APPOINTED Crooker was appointed to'o clerk unoe.
D-srs administration, nos Esaminer Come OF the rest
TwssreSsie's 0eso-But one rsmov. has taken place
here that Of Mr. Jchn LIVINGSTON, GenerM Appra"er'
vbose place hss been hed BY Mr.. John FLEMING
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The SoutAsm Cennasrcial Convsoeaon.
MocroonnsY, Ala, Nay IL, 1865.
Ths convention was In session last evening until IL r.
NJ Mesars. 1iiiard, Harper and Hubbard, Of AlSbama
end Mr. Hunter Of Georgia. spoke against The reopsnins
Of TIE slave trade.
In W session toAAv Mr.. Prestea, u Virginia, spoke
against the reopeniag Of The trade, and Mr. Yaaosy IN
favor II n.
Mr. Spra speaas 10 night In support Of his resolution
strong disunioa sentiment psrvades The Ccnventoa
The Kansas Land Sale Csmmlsslon.
81. LOUIS, Nay L. 1864.
The comissoa, Consisting Of Robert Morrow, Charles
a. Bransoombs and J. W. wlnche, selected BY The
coavsntoa Of sss recently held Il Topeka, Kansas to
visit the President With References 70 the land GALES tn that
Territory, passsd through this City today route 70
Washington.
Appoantnaent Of Usited States Senator from
South Carolina.
CHARLESTON, May II. 1858.
The Governor has appointed A. Hayne Senator Of the
United States, in place OF Judge Evans, deceased
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PmiApEirrriA, May ID, 1858.
George T. Goodwin shot Lizzie Marshall thls morning,
In Franklin fquare, and subsequently, shot HIMSELF and
ded few minutes afterwards. The woman n supposed
70 be fatally Injured she forged 10 lynn, Mass She
bad been living with Coed win. bot lc him a,ey. Good
WIN belongs Bostop and has wife and tvo chiidrcu
His mother IA said 10 be living there