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New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-23

s4 or Extra do Prime N,.s g.., ssa k.s,y a -,
B,sf V.rr. AZ. Ia limited Sernsnd 81 esaega R..as
o.t :, fi deic c., Nests n limited eenxzS "a
the ..lnr he sale. 20 shSs e1c for sbo1ls,
saoe sor Hams Lard is srsin ss1> be',.- wa
snd or the trade .s.s Of 49, bs' snd iss sIl. "a
90 tsss s.I26l9fc Batter J. ir fif req.-s n,.s
s.J,, n Okto =, lSaSc. old and md i5q1s or sn
n.w S,sts. Cheese "a u isar d@DlEnd At ees'.
RICE /. s..s.y; saes = 20 Asks - IS Se 80 HlN-
STFns-A ani.eA 5astues, IN Clover SEED ~ -.
Tn@fhv seed IL in iAir demand ~ 81 ZjG 80 u, ID aHc
ede Q .2..q!h F'N Seed IS e v'4f''' r.rs': siSx
ba,h a. n.
sPICEs-saes were made Of lS0 eAsss PeEans ass, s.,
der. .. ..-
SUGARS are srrn Of 10 hhds d.- sor csAs VA
&c sr Porto Rico. A. suction sss 2o Aacs New ~
Al sid6 9.lcr and ~ Do Texas a - l9etfHl.
IEaS-At a1ciion sale .s uorrtns decline s1tus>5
70 Bach Cargo sr.des sod a; sac ~h sE F-iehssn
this bali the catalogue was n VIA
dIawr The Greens brought about previous Fstss asr, ~
any chsuEe. uiae lower prices were accepted
fALLOW-The msIssts firm, the aem.nd ,ssiy ~. Il
5000 r City Oldl0.c., cash.
NHALFBONE cor'iD1es IN active reg sr, std r-icss
frmly; .sss Of ~ oeo 70 Ochosk q, New Beeor Co.
lar 4 n. cssir-probaby about sjdsic.
WHIsKY-The market Is b..;-r. the demand nor ..vs.
sale. of &c bAs ., NE. and small lots Al 3se.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-23
sALkS AT AUCTION.
THURSDAY, April 22-P. ,


The tone OF the Stock Market was very dull at the
mornings board and there was but little disposition on
the part of spculaors operate to any extent either
for the rise or fall II was evident however thai prices
had touched substratum Of frmness, and although
quotations hung through the at about the clos
ipg quotations Of Yesterday there appearance
of sluggish strength which indicated improving
tendency on general scale. Since the decline in Erie
Yesterday the stock has been plentiful in the
street but the movements of the shor. interest are cal
cuated to bring about the scarcity again soon
s the opposing party decide to take advantage of the
pecusr condition Of the market, The sales al the FIRST
Board show but slight variation in leading stocks and
ttetransscons not large in anypa1cuar security.
Reading the most active, commencing at decline
of T. ceIt but improving at the second call 10 46,
q! which point the msrke; frmer Erie went at
o43 and was steady but not prominent in the opera
tions. New.York Central, Rock Island and Galena
were fim: but rather dull Toledo declined y cent
and was rather heavy. Cumberland was tolerably
firm and the lots offered sellers option were taken
readily At the close of the call the stock wa, in fair
demand at slight advance. After the adjournmeut,
there wa. more movement among buyers by
the firm aspect of the market and al the Second Board
prices were decidedly better for most of the leading
shares. Erie advanced TO 2jI, and quite firm
Hudson on moderate sales, Went up 10 81. but was
fraction lower a; the close. Rock Island from -! 10
the morning Jumped mp 70 76; aad Reading advanced
10 t. with the same sastc step. The shorts On this
stock have been omewha. startled during the day
bv Us steadiness and increased sire 9Th, aud
tie advarce ~ this afternoon is probably nlu-
.Iced to some extert by their purchases. MI
waukee and Mississippi was more active, s1i
concluding sales sivarced 10 81. The whole Inarke.
caught the improving impulse Of tie hour, ami closed
steady at The advance. Bond transactions hay. not
been important Coed State an City securities are in
demand and firm and there is a steady absorption OF
those descriptions which command public copfdsnce
As sound and reiable securities. We hear of large
ssles Of Chicago 7s in the street a; 81 and iueres,
ard the Irwa sat- cent Bonds, bu. receu;iy sell.
.g q. IGa ere roe quoted o. ip7. TIE rpe:a-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-23
Arrived.

Steamship Jaue:towp, Parrish Richmond, &C. md.e .sd
5df% . s1 s a; nd nd % % :;sa Ss sosaa gs'''d A
Ship EDdssyor of Boston, Doane shsasbae jan - ps:sed
a.. q Il i: "a e. 'as s 41;5 i f' Zip e csz C. x .;
from ccu G%G Boston, s inst. st. H.. 5 Sa ps:..s
brig Cyclone hence sI boSnd s. ...
and 4.tssnse to VIM t Frost sld in CO. with ship Pa
Bark Adelaide Cooper, R.wliu. st. Thomss "a day. ssus
Bark Mary Louisa (of Brookhsyen Jones' Mobile 10 days.
Bsi j. 9odfrty: Grant San Francisco ll2 days. nd:s TO
W. :a1s Pss" pss9- March Ss % @ IS IS
ds g sigma. with .n Eps.l :ap showing .ussd
bsi Evsdne bound 18th inst ,t - IS lon
signals with An. cipperba showing blue white and red
Bak Mary C. Dyer Fcse Nueyita. 10 days, sasn &e TO
pses pe JsSs'h B 5 s . S bound ~ a. s. day. r.. lon
"A S. pessrd sohr. I. b. Aynsr, bound w
Bar. NJ z. Trout of Lao.nyIs), Bsy, cienf1sso' March
2s sugar to Walsh Carver Chsse.
Bhs M Mayhem Harvey Bermuda, oaI1t pass 20 Smith
Bus Ida Haynes. Hammond Cienfesos q days sugs h.
C siet-on Go. SID in with bhg Fannie B,r for Se~
csTieesos Tor Boston GAY spoke bsrs Ja@e. sy.
How fom DO io falmouth e sam. day. ssw 'sh, W.
spoke British Rover from Cisnfsgos Of sod for hslfsS
Bng Aphs (Brl Curry, windsOr, N s.,s days PLASTER 70
Bs Samuel OH. Of Belfast, GGcsd. Tdoiaad clSs Il
spike biz Ph.be A. Pse, from Csnfoeso ir New Yo,s ys
at 90 lon ~ 'sw brg Anrea stg s. s. w. l6th la E
lon 6 'sw bsrx Franklin Michel TTnid nj r Boston SD
III CO. with bark FrnAn for Boston, brig rnndeA f"f BALI
Brig Mary Cspen (of East Machas) Johnson Gaia l3dsyr
Via Deau Breakwser olssses TO Chssss, PoDssr'
br. Nn- Abbott, Smith, jacksonville days, mbef " IL
2. Buck Co.
sctr. Msy Rover Jackson Wilmington, ~ c.. days, na'a
stores 70 Nicer. sdy, Mott & Co.
sehr kso lie Iderson, Wiuno ~ C., days nava '"'''
10 f. 5. Powell -
sohr. Au.d. T. Baker Pendle,on, North CuolHa days
70 ]. G. Williams -.
schr. Jo,eph Quest, RsyBo Jacksonville sdsy 'moe' "
master -,
schr. J. W. Roche, Johnson, Newbern n c. days n''.
stores 10 d. c. Moray A.,
Schr May Queen of Bs,imoel MARTA San Bias via $. AZ
drews IS days cOcosnuts kc 70 J. Wits a. Baltimore u
nt of Cspe Hserss spoke schr Tkos Jefferson Dstr '
iIom Ja5 sica for New York. 49,.
SohI. Thomas Holcombe, Go.ee, Savannah days, e''
Ae. 20 Scranton rlmsn. 81
sehr A. Appleton Taylor, Boston dsys, Hd'e. % ;"
Nekersou. -.
sohr Julia (Bl, Wsyooti ST. Georgc ~ B.. 10 days Sa
Jed Frye. =,
sobr Elizabeth Ann, sinuei, Hapwen dAya Ioos's' |"
masi,r
schr David Cox, Cornish. Boston for Albany 81
sohr lssDslla, Baker, New Bedford for Albany. So.
Steamer CuIe~ Williams, Providence 10 ncss % ''
OdeI -.
scsuer Po,omia Cashmsn New Bedford ndss. 70 J'~la
Allen.
Steamer Tseony, Wilson, Phild. lphis, mdss s Bhss
BELow-l ship and brig.
sAlLED-Arsbella. Dsy. Aspnwsn.
NlND-Dung the day from n. TO S.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-23
NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

vs..rrs ELrcr,os IN HUDsos CiTY.-The ANIMAL
.s-t,e Sor municipal escers Of Hudson City came of
,s Tserdsy, and resulted in the success Of Whist was
known as the "C&1penter Ticket, by considerable
msicr:ses. Several koock-downs occurred a, the polls
.urng the day. bu: they were no. serious 10 their con-
.>roences The following are the offcers elected:
koyoy-BdmuDd 7. CuptDtsr; -, o.y, n,
y~s yosesh scboemis EDWARD "sman GIsm Van hoa'en'
Ba,ey b Brown, Levis Oinschio
I'm llkrk-Chaes J. Roe.
teL.etoy- - Rodgers.
keA~ol Slpt,inte~d<nt-N W. Camp
A.s.~oys-C ChA,sss Y. Newman. Philip Scot
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-23
Nnrket.-Rsported 6y Te,egrarl.

NV ORLr.Ns April 2l.-CoTToS hTmeT s.es .oday too
bales a. M Gliic or MldlIs SycAs sru. MoL.sss ~
Flour steady st ~ i2.de4 - Red "HEAr VI es Nhtr
CoES &c PoRk firm a. SIS ior Mess Shoeljep tsc Sss
slc rsrieHrs inactive; Cotton TO Liverpool lSSsd.
NEwORLEAss April 22-The saes Of Corros % day v,rv
10 hsj.. Losing very hrm with Advancing tsudsosy M
Slips ia srSAs frn. MoL.ssEs 2sc. FLocx an 4
81 sn Red WHEAT, 81 ea Msss Posx, sis1s.ss1. Lap
in mi. ir and IN kgs i32lSc. RIO CoFFEE boy ant, s.es
today OF 30 bsgs l0sDle oil: fssGHrs hss lightly d.
cnsd: CorroS 10 Liverpool 1854. ExcHAsSE uE.issrsd
R,1t~osE Apr 2l-FLoUR sJssdy Howard street 81 80
- S7l WHEAr steady and unchanged. CoRs wa;s, 600
Sse Yellow 67a6eIc. Provisions b,oysnt s9d s:rye.
"a - - for superfns. WEEAr dl and obst-ed Cess
srn: ss.. iooOo bush. Yellow At 10 Mes PosN, <N
7 On s,r Wu,syy firm Al q. CoFFsg-Sae- q snesian
were rAAe today 80 bsss prices sntins from sfefe
CiNClAN,rr April - Sales of 400 eols Nass Teas
sl7 So L.Rp hrm lo IN bbls Other article % iscss&
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-23
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK..........IrsIL
Cleared.

sLips-Europa Robertson, San Francisco, w. Coleman
WabdeTe RYDER, Copssdt Howes Co. Europe Robertson
San Francisco w. T. Colemen & Co. , =,
Barl-C.mier (Brl Gavey Jcr,ey Eng. r. Dihwddis Co
BIrs-Msry McRss, Crocker Wilmington, Thompson hn.
ss AeIaudria c. L T. Peters; Judge Bsney, Bndsy,s
Marys Yates Porterf.d Co Iiidsgo Whit.euore Hs'hr
Simpson Mayb.w; River Belle, Holmes, Ha.ifsx ID. De-
Wolfe; GreciaD lie Gros BURN, ~ = Gillespie Dean Co.;
NJ Stewart Dennison, Curacao Kof Penasn.
ou.r,ru; Martha Nelson Beaufort Davis Holmes, l. s.
lowering Cor'Gn, Wilmington Ya',sr Fsd pailrs Han
Powell: A. II. Lee, soper Newbern j. Smith Co. SunsJ
South, Weeks Washington Mathews L Mtehel z Smits'
Kelly Boston A. Howes Co. Lion, Hix, g. yohn " b. o.
Hatch Co. Seaman. Lsik City Point Ven Brun. slsshti
c. Cooper Leonard, Hartford. J. b. Edwards Evergreen,
HiDkley. King TOD Smith, Jones Co.
Sloop-Southport Glsddng, New Haven, j. b. Edwards
Steamer-Jsckon Baker Baltimore. II. B. Cf0mveiI %
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-23
DIED,

BENEDbr-At Astoria on Hoadsy eyeaius. April 10 Mary
fEAetn VIE al Jsn's B.ueoc. aud cr~ud hught- o.
Abraham Daily ~oc"Ased Of this city Asv p YEAR aud u
w.tks
IL. r.sives and eGd ths family AZ Invited 10 49,, ID the
f1n~si q. ner late ,ssdsnce frifsy a: Sc3rk The
sissE6 q; leaves P.es-ss'p Ferry a. o'rloc.
BROAD--ln BROOK yn. oH Wesnesdsy. April q. Marths
Hggs younger dassb-r q John and Broad .sr1 ya-s
10 months and y days
BLsCEWELL-in Astoria, On Wecn~sasy roornos ApiI q.
.c.I lad ,Ieess Ns'gni.i Nss-cs siy 81 Va .an u
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-23

The Pennsy sylvania House OF Assembly has passed.
finally, the bill relvave to rates of interest IL goes
into operation from and after the 18th of July next and
establishes the rate at = cent = annum, where no
express contract is made TO the contrary. Where
higher rate than cent is agreed on the aid OF Ia"
ia withheld from the lender for the collection OF the
exce,s or usury but where the usury is paid by the
borrower the aid OF the law is likewise withheld from
him for the recovery of back unless SUIT tor the
zane is commenced within months. 10 cases
where usury il taken in advance, the borrower mas
the right 10 deduct and withhold the amount paid
above 6 . cent in the payment of the principal
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-23
LAW LNTKLLxGENCE.
stPREAE COURT-CHAnsERs-Aprl2 22-BefSre Jodse
DAVIES.
THE STREET cOMnrssIosERsHIP..


Charles Deyin sgt- The Mayor &c, Of New,Gork:
This morning Mr. Stllwell counsel for Deviin, ap-
plied for an order requiring Edward Cooper, the new
Street Commissioner, to show cause on Saturday, why
an itiunc.on shall not be granted TO restrain him from
taking possession Of the Street Commissioners office
or any Of the property sppertainng to It, Inc com
pm 1T ard affidavit upon which the application was
based set forth substantially the came propositions
upon which Mayor Temsnn WAS ordered 10 show
cause an it is intended that both questions shall be
argued at the same time.
The Judge granted the order, saying he suppo.ed
there would be temporary restraint upon Mr..
Cooper hr. StlIlwell said there would no; be.
JACOB II. MOTT TO EXAMINED oS SUPPLEMENTARY
PRocEEDISGs.
Messrs. Buck man, SuIsles Green, representing
creditor of Jscob H. Mo this morning applied for attach
ept the contempt attending to be exam
md supplementary proceedings ,,. =.
The Judge denied the application saying that MI Mo,t was III
Eddse street Jail and they wanted hs stteDoanoe ney
mis- ht writ of habess giving the necessary 60
<uri,y that be should not escape -
declined adopt this and the Judge lggeted re-
ference Mott examined in jail TO which they a-enthed
Jpdse sSpoined Richard G. Beanh ESQ., us eieee i'f
such purpose
VIM. Brunner ct al. agt Jas. Cropsey.-Judgnent
for plaintiff Of fTlvoo1sness Of toe answer
Jacob Mussi "a, &C., sgt. Saul Beden, @c.-MoIoh
set sside answer denied 49, - =.
John c. Brown egt. Henry w. Hewit.-Motion
granted =, ,e.L
WIN. johnson agt John Newcomb ct al-lf the
rlsintf give the requisite undertaking 10 ora+ s
saay IN FIVE days the directing the stay 70 be vacated
L. Nicholas sgt. The Bank OF the State OF New
York- Summons complaint and all subsequent proceedings
in s The plaintiff beug infant OF the age
ef tight years, could not maintain this a>tion'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-23
r..~;r,. n Preauce-ApR,r -.

Rv Fri. RaR,oaS-iSoo bbl.. Flour, 30 DO wh.Ay iss
ma Pryi.ious do. Lard rs %. tter ~ DO Ah-s 81
bass Oais 80 do Wheat, - do Bsrey 1850 . eoe as-
Pols;oes. ,,, =. -. -.
Rv ne North Rirer Bod-6 e7 bbs Flour 20 ebS WHISKY
81 pks. Ashe. II phss. beef 40 sides Lea.he..
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-23
KINGS COUNTY CIRCUIT CoURT-Aprl 22-Briore
Judge BRowN
Heney and Alicia HeDey sgt The Brooklyn Benevoen


Mrs. Mullen recalled, TO correct statement
sde Ia beT Of the previous day a. 10 daie ~neu MI
Connor defendants moved for 'nsI on The ground
the naturalization papers Of james Heney had not beeu
till November lS4 while the death OF deceased o.
CURED in May s{S There therefore, cslse o ton
Mr. Barrett for the p&n,h referred 70 the law OF S+ aud
astS removing the difficulty when Nj OCounor conenGru
that the pSnths did ~biu the provisions {" ma
isute vhh degued 20 q1ie, the OF ho- bold
ADds II the plaintiffs alien nis0' a.
ny tine quality hTnlf vhcasver HE uto IL danger
fing Asssied.
Judge Brown thought ,h q a impogtAace %
dsmshd deliberate cNsuSu aud BY Of counsel Sd
iourned The ill this morning
William T.. BTendle, Vic.ed in the COurt Of SsS-
obtaining rnouey under fse pf,euse aud sentenced
the STATE Prison for two wi b. boIgat up
81 hattSs copI iuf the Pape Of ad dn'trs
hail A. lie opening Of ID CoUr; Col zach spoiled iot
rt proecdiofs in his gi.ua
AT DO oa.ne chAg-d IL the Ind wh NJ
r.aSl- conyictel Tb. Application grsuel aud tsu-
.li oct oOwn Tor the hrs. Tuesday IL MAY.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-23

These tables revised weekly by Parker Knapp Nos Se
go John Harris Nos 10 and ~ Clark johnson. No.
Sol John s. HscoI, No SIS; s. X Nv StoaObush Nos.
and 2e5 @. Perkins Co, Nos 1872 and 1ld Seaman
uehtensten Hos AS and 40 Washington Mss0 aud Drew
L Freleh No. Us Barclay street.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-23
EROCKkYN ITEMS.

T,n CovsTr lrs1IryTioss.-At rsesrt rhes,ng
~ a.. Boe,d OF Ssperhienden:s of he Poor at fis'-
Sssh. ,he Rsder: Physician Of the iiosHa's ssn' IN
tne focriAs Domins.ons tor AssissAnS Pnys'c'"..'
DIV. N. '&ilson Leightos, E. w. W'sklhe' WIN; NJ
q. Msuyare and Rober. Alexander. Acton On 'nese
ssma 1iors wac d.fer rrsd until rex. meeting DIR. E'
ward r. Chspu vAs elected Resident Physlcen o. '.e
LarAto Asyuu IL place Of DIR. LAnsng' feslgnea :.
tAk. ,fr.., On the 20 OF May. Francis heNeeey ""'
appointed Steward, 20 aste fr"m the i'th mt
r.. ,opse Of j. 7. Hodge. No. -
=. slcposly entered Vednssday night Io
cf ,lver pss;e Fl oonscerste value no &C.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-23
IFyIseToS--Tke ChrstsGR Messenger, printed at
4h,e growing Young village, says:

IRgIR6TOs.--Ikf CTsutGR MSSNHPT, PIIusc~ NJ
this growing young village, says:
"All nings considered, lrv.ngton is a desir-
se country rso being only Two and hsf miles firm Newas
and with model psnkosd IL has been tholsh'
..b ohers bu pertinent gives evidence IA. for two or
miles travel OILY omnbases are preferred Ihe eopo
r have oas generally ABANDONED the Tor RACES s1d nave
.l raised sbou. OO and put in opes,on iLe o. spoha1
se1 ssns ebeapi than sosd We
Lst this stsse line has about ooe hasdIed oom%1eo. I &
ssd win snquesonaby succeed and especially IN this dlrecn
saSn are s GSs.Gs sens o os 0n & :as n @ e% on
sIss dsy which adds the beautiful Landscape Newark Bay
lnds which are continually gliding Its surface and Bergen
Hill side makes the Whole scene compare ws ~i
The mos. beautiful country residences that any alo can o
:eued S en Of mean. and s % % @ ssd esSp .ee S
}e seAns lie NJ the time she started Oh the iaa ZIP
PooR SorL-An inquisitive Yankee was standing at
tavern door in the 10 wer part of Jersey watching
funeral pass by. At the head of 1t was large
manure cart, moving along very slowly, and MAKING
no effort to turn out for the procession Inc YANKEE
WAS sssonshed at this want Of attention on the par,
Of the driver Of said cart, and turning TO Phsdel-
phian who WAS standing by, he remarked:
81 guess the folks amt very perlite abeout here;
"a hum, where hive, they always turn out Tor a ia-
neral" ~
"Oh, that's part of the procession" remarked the
Pbiadelphsn, gravely 49,,
"Du tell, Yeou don't say 70 Heow " exclaimed
the sstonished Yankee.
"Why, You see it is a very poor, sandy coil about
here and bothing comes up they plant, unless tney
manure il WE'LL so when they bury fellow they
throw whole cartoad in the grave TO make IAN rise
at the judgment day
The Yankee migzIed.
Is,vRrp by A HoRsE.-A little girl years of age
slte Of Patrick ONea residing Newark avenue jersey
CITY ws seriously and is feared fatally on "wednesday
morning BY being eypd on Sy horse o, s w pss ypan
crushed beT Gch TO make anPutation Deoes
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-23
PasseuRcrs Sailed

IN ,t.s..hs, AmerSsa from Bosso- 70. L's"SssseA O
Bis,low T. r. Won AInin B. Z. Ives Barr Putnam,
VIZ Howe J. c. ChAfin J. Lake Mrs- L.se T. " Gsrsd,
Miss A. Davis Mrs w L. Robinson. Miss h. Beck, Mrs senn
eI OF Boston; W. T. Wills and Mrs VIII. no.earyi NJ. CsPt
Read Providence T. Andrews, Belfast w Mon O. hoese Z
II. Debert, J. wesedt, iinbgt, PsstoI = hoa'sy Y.
A Morrison C. O. Landon Mrs Lspdon and child Ann Smith
g. Riggs, Mrs Rs,s g. Booth, Mrs Booth and 2chndrsn
Ann Brown c. g H. Schloeter j. Seaman j. a. Doabe eday
y COMBS New.York: Rev. ". w. Newell, MIRA Newell W.
Newell Syrscuse ~ Y; J. = Philips " Ysrnall M.ses
Pbips = Iousey ChitiinaDgo; BeweiTy Cipennan Ms
Cson De.pcny Mr.. D.'P9ny New odsa1: r. TteiSs.a.
j. Oxsndsbsrsk l.. Aunse A. Barnes, A. 1oEno bonHass
g. Campbell, San Francisco; j. KINGSTON kioss.on' y
Rev Dr. Helmuth Quebec A. d. Gordon, liyerpcol MIS- q
Emery j. NJ. Perry Ensland X. Heath Gs'sow Cseanns %
:, F,,nr A Msripe1 Csdiz NJ Cayenne t Yuda and
oho NJ Obreym and child s. Ugalde and friend oiwetz
CsTas, p Irbasso r. FerLand-z Caro-, b. Hosuio WA
A. Ped, ious F. Valdez and A. Valdez, iisysns H. plen
Meyico-so For Haifax-G Csrnum Of New. Yoh r hoss,
A. 4 Creishton II. Lawson. w H. FI.e Mrnro S'sser,
H.ifsx: j. Leanon @. Archibald, St Johrsi T. Cnne,
Monttei, r. GIeve Newfoundlapd-l2 Total lo2
Passengers Arrived
In mir Cndearoy from Shdaghae-Rob;. Baldwin, u.
--------
MUIArUls ALMAyAc.....fHs DAy.
Svn-Ri..s., $50 Sets........ s:F Moou-RseA-.. S@
NIGH TVS DAY
Sandy Hook S:42 Gov Isro. i32n Hall Gs~..... t:b
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-23
by Telegraph.

NEW-ORLEANS, April 22-ArE steamship Cab.~oA lS~n-
York ships Danube, Genoa Geo. w BOVINE. Ahi"eP'
cisco. PsErmo = Ma
HAMPTON ROADS, Aprl :9-Ar. tris Bsnd'~~' Nv
Jsy.irV, eoEse.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-23
DIo,enseuss Of Ocean Steamers.

Tn. Havana steamer. ssvet port the d. nh ih iHh
and t of each month and Charest0n, c. on she tn d
18Th Ret.uius they due be respectively on the Tsh M
and sth ana via the 18th and ss OF escb seno
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-23
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-APRiL 22-Beior'
Judge NGERsoLL.

Thie a suit TO excess OF duties exact
on goods imported from Porto Rico Tue in
made in the OF Porto Rco called Ma M
which fixed by royal ordinance a. ll2 cents
p~r dolAr which, alleged worth only United
States dollar being 100 cents Of United States money The
Collector hosever IN this valued the Porto o money al
The the United States dollar being only
value than the 100 Of the Amerian IN otneI
words Amerca dollar worth only cent
the Msoquns coin The importer however insisted tna' there
difference Of ~ cent, Instead Of only cent IN favor
of the American dOls
In py IL alleged under the law Of 1899 the SECRETARY
Of Treasury fixed relative value Of the at ioead
than American dollar. aud that the Collector
bound by thai authority "a lac did verdict was
fo the plaintiff subject 10 the opinion o the Court Tor the
amount b-ing about ~. COO
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-23
MARRlR ID.

s-DlCKSONOn Thursday, April a, the residence OF
the ohcaGg clergyman toe Rev VIM Gas-hn Of Troy hch-
land County, Ono M Hubert l. Bans. ede,t -ou OF the
Hon A. Burns IT, Miss Lhbe Dickson, all Of Oyes5ursh,
Richsnd Coluty. Ohio
DOUGLASS-SpENCER-On Tuesday, April ~ by the Rev
Wm p COrbt MIR l.Asc Douglass 10 Mis- Sarah Spencer
AL Of this city.
KEARNY-MANWELt-At Jersey City on Wednes stsy, Apni
n ST. Matthew'S Church, by the Rev J. oowdcn, MAJOR
Philip Kearny 70 Asues daughter Of Hugh Maxwell, -,q
PENrZ-HALL--On Tuesday April -. a. Calvary Chutch.
Twenty thrd street, by the Rev A d. Gillette ny "nL A.
Peui1 10 Lizzie A., daughter Il the lac Herbert Hal!
SEHLY-UlRDING-On Wednesday evening Apr o. by n.
Rev Gardner Spring D. the Rev. Amo, W. Seely - Nss
CaibAne r. eldest daughter Of The late Rhsid H. hAdiag
Of this city.
SIMPSON-WOODCOCK-A Bedford, We-tches.er 'antv,
Rev y Bogss Andrew Simpson Of this CITY 10 JO'
,ephin. NJ daughter o W. =. Woodcock, OF Bedil1d
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-23
Family HarkesinU.

The following table gives the retail price OF the pr'n
cipal articles Of Farm Produce in Washington makst
on Tbursday, April -:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-23

,,-r.,, ,k.s.d suI:y ,o ITO ne quality q -
al ss. ns and John Cerrshas plcssea gu ry 70
fesr WIS pleaded guilty TO an ssss At and bs.-
~, Tss,l,s BIRD. Fined s5
70 .ya Sn " son and Charles So r.on re convict.
- 90 a,.sul. and b,.:ery WlA,m 81 Cy Pon
Francis Bsdy and John Kerrigsn were convicted ot
stealing silver and oopp eo, B-IeJ feni'eniJ on ''nn
K.rigsr, foa month";
David Barry aud Barth ,lcmew Owens wer' con-
q stealing Barry Psnien sfy three m nt'-
Oweus, City Prtop ten dAys
George Sheridan pleaded guilty to stealing two fur
hs,, PenentiSy month. .
Maria Lsreux wac convicted f tslns iu-al'ure.
srn;cpce deferred. coo
Francis Conlon was convicted Of stealing Low
r. lnds a css. iron P.ritsn;lsTy ole month .,
Thomas Brock was convicted OF an assault aud b /
terry on Hueh McGovsrn- P. nit, n;Gry f1Uf months
fhozss Kelly plesdsd guilty TO stealing ooi'
Ptnitsu.ary four months. .
RoSert Vshdyne was convicted Of an a. aut and
bst,e-y On lsaae Dozef. J1dguSer. suspended .
Anthony Pine was convicted OF an assault ara oa--
tery On Pbilopena Ssmck- Jldsmen. snspended .
Mary Fosburg was convicted OF an assault ara Df-
T. ~ op Nsacy Anderson. Judgment saspe noed
Carl Weinholt was convicted OF indecently exposing
hi, person IN the street Periteu.isry ole month
1ohn McCa-tby pleaded guilty TO an assault and
battery John Brown. Penit1ntiary two m"Atn~
Total Conviction "a.