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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-11

FlREIS BROADWAY AND MARKETFHLD STREET,
List night at "a o'clock fire broke out in the ng
No. Broadway, Of Marketfed street, occupied
on the lower floors by Messrs. Slipper d Gosdby,
manufacturers and dealers in fancy IRON third floor by
A. Solomon, importer ofspces and other goods OF that
character; garret, or attic, by A. Wintrngbsm as a
storage for cotton. The fire originated in the attic,
where it was confined, and s supposed to have been
caused by the caeessness of several cotton brokers or
samplers who were about he premises at late hour
in the afternoon. The roof Of the building was partially
destroyed. The stock of Mr.. Solomon vas damaged to
the amount Of 600 or 5000 He s fully insured in
city and foreign companies. The stock of Messrs
Slipper g. Goadby was much damaged by water and
their lose will not probably fall far short of $4,000
Fully insured in city companies. The loss on cotton
could not be sscertaned
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u.rke,.-Reported By Telegraph.


on, Nav lo-FLous inactive. b.. pices
hanged WHE.r dul and lower qaAltes slFo,y essef'
Coss Suiet Yellow, 69d7lc. WHISKY .lfe|'. fSoN's'
s,ITsoRs May lC-FLOuR dun and prices oweii OHIO
"a $500 street arr both quoted AZ >" WHEAT dal and
tuJ CoRN firm and active for Yellow, which 10 sellas a.
esd7Cc WHISKY dull. Provisions dun and 0ooplsi D1h
Es,Sy NAV TO- p m Flour quiet, demand con1sea %
o., ncsi ,r.de pces tend downward sales ov DOE WHAT
oie, supply fair inferior grades pressing on me es
! so bnsb Il bite Michigan part 20 go East o. VI pSetTs
MIN. ,t;ele Also SEQ bush White Indiana and choice waite
canada In lots, the former at - ana ns 40 49, - -;
CoRy IA acme demand and supply light sales IL Wv s.n ~
TS for mixed Western ahOAi 7ic for western mhsa Asd
aDd Ssta Al the DEPOT; sales 5000 bush OATS S9b
SIN AZ Csc for rood samples Canada West aud prime
State: sales about l6 600 bush. WHISKY dun o. Hf9He'
Buryuo NAV TO- r. m-FLOUR lower demand OIL ~ ne
r. ,o,. geo bush f3 0d IS 10 for s1pehne Upper
Lake Indiana and Michigan IS ia - Tor exrs S," sIa
a. 2d4 Is for doubl. extra WHEAT eul sales 20o easn
cb;csso Spring Al zoe Corn dull AZ 53G5 OARS ratosr
easier; sales 80 OC0 bush at S5dS WHISKY over az. ="
bMs AZ dl9c closing the inside PRIDE FRrchfs lower,
Wheat l 10 New York LAKE IMPORTS FOR the ~
inc AZ mo- TODAY: 600 bbls Flour, 5000 bush When
5000 bush Com 5000 bush. Oats CNnL EsfVsI n I
same time: 7eO0 bbs Flour, coo bush Wheat Slp9 oan
Oats 5CeO bush LAKE IMPORTS since tne opening o.
navisaop: 1919 ibis Flour, ll79s0 bush w neat AI"o
hush Corn bush Oats CANAL EXPORTS tot me ue
lin IS O(O bb Flour 900 bush Wheat oe ba Cons
ga roo hush oats Some fifty boats have arrived dAfns ne
ian e pt rod with New FORK me rchandise -,
OswEGo, May lo.-FLouR steady. WHEAT &c; pweii ass
100 bush CHICAGO Spring s TIC. Corn IN moderate dsmand
sae of bush River at Coo OARS 10 better sup
py and demand good sales OF 3 90 bash a. SIC aoat Ca
$50 bbs Flour S9 900 bush Of Wheat Is 600 bash
Corn % BUSH Of Oats 1900 bush Of Barley The Canal
FxPoRIs amount 800 bb Of Flour $1,000 bush OF "heS,
9 U o bush Com, and 40OO bush of Barley.
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the euh Of rrsDs.cnon' spsr. RON sood ;r.e aensDs ~
os. s :.s n s: . ali nd
for rso1s already s.sned Thc low AID medan Usdss n
.o@. 40 bb. have ben s;s from 50 .s s.,,
$40 n IN yard; and OF the latter ses Of 80 do a. s2SsS
rned Tar !. sfm At 80 l;at2 81. for shipping qala..
Pitch se,, slowly a. arGh.ps' rse ADD mice. ,r.,,
voribe buyer .slssof Loo gallons from Csu:aer, ss
81 in e.i. and IN boz. orsse wess .,s .dy o., .s .,
md Winter Bleched st $50 Ss clsse srcr = ~. rSe
Mespo.i 81 . v gallon essh In other descriptions H.
long cyI a ass IN Sb. oil M-a /. 10 .,esdy msnd ses
Of 10 tun' 81 81 9*lsSe 100 D. Wes'ern Is ';s'ce snd
sioSs-Th- pors .,nl.t /. and quite an..ss
N Ne .IS. r: ~ sdy a ., 50 ss PINE Ms. ss
IS for CeN ard tIt soes 80 so Piin~ Beef hec.y 10
F fms $40 80 SUI ~ e ss as s Sss
Rep.cied DO and "a asa 81. 50 Coz EIn 90 Prime Mes.
% e ..s. q se;:. sSe;s Ssssd ! .Sss &C. "a
e for shoulder. .ad !, Ssss for Hans. Lss I'd
SS,:s ss.s ;Rs az as ss Va s. e
RICE quiet sales Of 50 e. .. Is 500 2. .,o si.y
moderate and prices noDipaly the same
sALT-The market is .esf The demand iAI 's's 1880
sALTPETER~Ths Bo.ton Shipping List reports FIR
Of Straw FIR AZ; plenty snS ! heavy sale. at sos.s s
SUGARS The dIand n,9a ,s and pre-: ne 'I.ssts;
more At &C. and &C. $50 bids cheay Csos g ss .sn-
ipS % hhas Porto Rico s. and 10 bids e
TEAS-The a private fsirly sctive a. s~s's 5nees
A So 10 announced for 10 morrow (ruescayl $500.
TALLOW-The inquiry for prime b light 'Aes CT NV .
prime at lc!c, cash. . A.. "a.
bbs a. 2D4c. 49, ..,... -. IT..
h, r,;ce are without essential change. Native teeoe - % n
urry and prices favor The buyer but P1nel
ar. aud very firm the Improvement Choice Nsony
worth SOC cash IN on sells 81 high ~ tS mon,es-
pretty nearly the highest price Tor eeTe 90 Pehy
"a Ie toyir .,il quite limited but In Boston me market
continues Quite active further sales there OF rs oass .Ap.o
nd
III ems within thc general In that market Which 10
Sic f Bueuos Ayres 1873 for Peruvian oa ~ 'H Chill;
Ie6s2 for Sysn and lSdisc for Cap OF Good hop. 70
aal;,y ncnSit OF course, Washed Noos saes o., some
So O0 10 Native Fleece and Pulled Woods also there fe4s
Cnntry Pulled sales 60 600 common % hne Csforrs
on he spot al @ cash and mouths and 80 bales por'Ao
WHALEBONE continues In fair demand and prices are nnn
tanned with Increasing nes the sale % soStn we. iepo,d
~ a, should read Of course North West cosst We
uo1 oTote Polar a 81 ad 81 IS; Ocho;h 81 u.s.
Nor West s Ia 81 05 and South sea ''@"l'
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Among these, Minneeots and Pittsburgh. which are,
believed 70 b. the richest copper mines in the world,
are favortes even for investment. Tine former cells
a, $50 e sbsre ard the latter e: $9I Tle Pittsburgh
Company oon.eDp'ates a stock dividend BY set
ting Of portion Of It's valuable mining land
20 new company whi,h viii probably be
eousl TO s dividend Of from SIS to 80 & share.
This vii be exclusive Of the regular semi-snnua dv-
depd of t5 q share in August. The Minnesota Will
probably pay dividend Of - y share in November,
making GA for the year. The moot active OF the non
dividend paying Copper shares are the Pewaoic, Rock
and and Ise Roysle. Tae Money market in Boston
exhibits the came plethoric abundance noticed here.
The banks find il difficult 70 employ their surplus re-
sources in the regular way, and have been free Pur-
chssers of paper IN the open marketa = cent Inc
Western Rsrosd has stepped safes 81 y cent oooas
g. par one of the leading banks taking the last
for investment Of surplus funds.
The Buffalo Express notices rumor tnat tne
Capapdaigus and Niagara Falls Ralro sd, which is al
verified 10 be sold soon 10 70 be purchased oy the
Central Railroad Company. The subject s supposed
10 have been taken into consideration AZ the recent
meeting Of the Bosrd of Directors at Albany.
The Csnandseua and Elmirs Railroad is 10 be sold
AZ public auction in Canandaigus on the 2ith OF June
by Phlo +. Ruggles referee.
The trial of jos VI. Tucker, indicted for fraud and
embezzement IN the finances Of the Mineral Bank OF
Cumberland, Maryland which We have before alluded
to, was brought premssurey 70 close on Friday, by
the prosecuting attorney who abandoned the case on
the testimony for the commonwealth and asked a
verdict OF &C luittal from the jury.
AZ much interest is felt in the receipt OF Hour aud
whea: the prominent receiving points-Bufaio, os-
wego all Ogdersburgh-we give the receipts to the
7th inst. IN 1857 and 1853, except at Ogdensbarga'
which embraces the receipts to April % only:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-11

BURROWs-in this CITY on Sunday May Elizabeth Mosge
daughter OF knos and E.ils Burrows
The hDdi Of the family respectfully invited 20 send her
funeral tomorrow afternoon a. O'Clock from her late
dtnce Eighty first five doors Of Third
ChENALlER-On Sunday, May after few hours iluss,
<7th If Der age
ne .nds Of the family and Of her in law John C.
ram are respectfully invited Atierd her funeral from her
sr..cepee No 26 West Twenty third street Tuesdsy,
Way H. ~ O'Clock, without further IL ytaton.
'koWLEYAt No 1872 East Thirty third street Oh Saturday
May Mary Crowley aged 81 years.
~ Stra'iord Conn. Sunday Msv Aida Williams
nS s OF Henry g. aud CoIues NJ Ely, aged year
rALp-N No l5 Yves; Fortysrs. street on Sunday
Msy o. scarlet fever James the sou ~ Johp E, gerS Az.
months ''' ''''aNN' et'U yeS's euu ~
" .l.~n,eaIsh. on Sunday May g. Margaret Ida
DoutAss Youngest child Of Andrew and Cs.b.rine
Hume, aged moths and d.yG ~ '''"' L.
POWELL-A Hartford, Conn., on y,;a,, NJ y,.,
HoeseI son Of Jsms' Powell, ESQ., .sede ,s.y "A"'"
RUDfAhD-in Wes,cheser, SATURDAY. NJ. =, 81. -.
dence Of s1np law. Mary Rndysrd 80 o "a Ine
liam ROdyHd Of Stony Brook Long Island ,sS RI go "a a
months 49, ~ ''s'' 80 y
sAUNDERs-n This city On Saturday morpps Ma, AZ,
lingering ire.s, Joseph sa4nde's sted J,s. Co.
ESsys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-11

SAIL AND Row.Bo TO BE LIcESsED.-The Com
mon Council Of Brooklyn adopted an ordinance last
night providing that person shall keep or let, for
profit pleasure any salbost row-boat to be used
on the waters 10 the vicinity of the City of Brooklyn
without procuring license from the Mayor-the nu n
Der OF such license to be distinctly painted on the bows
of the boat and the stern thereof the penalty for
violation of the 10 be $50 the license fee to be
80 cents for each boat. The Board passed resolution
requesting the inspectors and canvassers OF election OF
the Twelfth Ward to resign in order that others might
be appointed in their places and adjourned until Ihurs
day evening for the purpose OF receiving and acting
upon such designations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-11

COFFEE-The quiet steady; of 800 bags
CANDLES Adsmantine dull and heavy at II! sc. cash.
bat small parcels command money We understand that
Of the high rates for the Crude article and the low prices
they have recently Friday asst meeting aud committees
mas been appointed 20 secure the cooperation Of all parties in
ere.ted the matter Other kinds Of Candles also quiet
FLOUR AND MEAL-The marke. for Western Canal Flour
1p put wn c. IA & 1 OF only Buyer s
most descriptions the better grades are in fair request about
.sa 1 a. goo $500 so psiH. I'D aeSls. 10
eairs Ohio o. i5as4 trade brands DO u 50
for St. Lou' brands and 81 ga So 80 fox extra Gene.ee in.
quotations. and 500 bbls very good State at 81 Is Canadian
The su . T t SS a. 81 IS P . P pss
best brands Southern Flour comparatively firm
yas are Moderate and good brands held N con
hd.nce the sales are $50 obs - a - y for ordinary
GRADES Rye Flour s quiet sales Of IS bbls sS6sS So
Corn Meal besvy sales Of 30 bbs Jersey 81 ioq s. So
FISH The make; for a. kinds very quiet, but price. are
GRANITE demand for Wheat is limited aud the market /.
lower aud Inactive TOR sPrns but er for good Red hear
q further shipments from rst hands portion Of
the salts 200 bush prime Red Indiana Winter 800
bush Red twItei Michigan o5q TO- 700 bush. White
Spring t'oi on saturday At &c PRICE Is held s5. Ryels
hs IL s I At q S &C. Barley !e plenty aud with
part and The balance at price 70 be fixed Oats irregular
tie demand tsr sales Of Jersey Al " ic State fJGf
aid WeeTE al PQ btc. Corn Is in rail- stock aud again
better the supply 10 small and the Transactions retail char
acter The 'se. 1890 bush 72d74 for White Southern
IS fer we'tsrH Yellow 74d75c. for Southern Do and small
lots a, 76c.
GUNNY-BAGS AND CLOTfI-At Boston the market con.
tnues quiet iOT Gunny Bags and tales report In Cloth
very little has been done since last Friday aud the only
notice are leo bales private
HlDES-We bear Of further sales Of 900 MAsnhan 5.
moe $40 Rio Gfsnde 10 H. 81 24c. ~ bales Calcutta
Buffalo HE, l740 Western Slaughter &c. less y
cent and 80 do. Dry private
HOPS dull no sales have been made worthy Of notice
lfr1
houses who work any favorable change Of the weather AL
the re seer beer brevees have stopped for the
HAYThe demand is fair for shipping sales Of bales
4dSc. e. 100 10.
LFATHER-There continues good demand full prices for
both Hemlock and sole
LME-R0chand quiet last sales at &c for aud
MOLASSES-The business 10 small We hear Of sales Of 80
bids, Cuba MgseOysdo 24Qc. 80 hhds Porto Rico deck
load at 9sc
NAVAL STORES-Iractiyi,y has teen the eharaestc fes
tore q the ushet today. Spa Tcenire spsed
Ss.t ~ Is.AAs ~ GlRgsRi " Re, d Ste, s2sS, cQpPus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-11

The EtsHrH PREcIScr PoLIcE.-The Eighth Ward
Military Association, composed principally OF members
OF the Eight Precinct Police under command OF Cap
tain Charles Tunbu made their third parade for 10
rpec!ion and review, yesterday ard inner tura-out
has not been witnessed in this city for some time past.
The Association mustered si1ty muskets and the men
in their police uniform presented an attractive appear
snce. A. O'Clock the company left their armory at
la Fsyette Hall, and drawing 10 line IN Broadway,
were photogr sphed by Fredcks thence they uarched
70 the Park and were reviewed by Mayor Iemann,
ex-Chief Police Matsell and Col. Vcsburgh. After
this review the company proceeded TO Brooklyn via
the Atlantic Ferry, where they were reviewed 10 front
of Commissioner Stranahans residence by Comms.
sioners Nye, Stillman and Stranshan. Here brief
rest was taken after which the men again fell IN, and
marched to the City Hall, where they were received
by Mayor Powell, the Commissioners above men
toned and Gen. Duryea. An excellent collation. was
psrsken of at Gothic Hall, after which the company re-
turned to the city bywsy Of Brooklyn ferry and marched
10 the Armory where they disposed Of their arms, and
then proceeded to the Apollo Rooms TO partske OF a
dinner. Among the invited guests were Gen. Nye,
General Superintendent Tsllmadge, Deputy Superin'
tendent Carpenter Ex-Cspt. Leonard, Capt Dilks,
CAPTAINS Besse and Turnbul Of the 9TH regiment,
and severs members OF the Common Council.
Speeches were made by various members of the CON-
pany and il was not until late hour that the assem-
bape broke I'D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-11

SHOOTING AFFRAY IN WEST Observation-Disclosures
day morning about O'Clock John and Thomas Curey
had an alteration at their saloon No. II West Broad
way, with colored man named William Hamilton, a
resident of No. Thomas street. From words they
came TO blows, and in the scufie that ensued John
drew pistol and fired at Hamilton taking effect in
his head and inficting deep flesh wound. Officers
Kidney and Razett soon after arrested the assalans
and conveyed them to the Tombs The magistrate
discharged Thomas Curley but held John to ans yer
.ba MI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-11

FATAL FALL FROM CART.-An inquest was held
on Monday SIS West Forty fourth by Coroner Gamble
upon the body of John Moran native Of Ireland SO Of
who died injuries received the 10Th u The de-
ceased appears, driving and through One
hundred sndtweny fifth street when the bearing chain OF the
vehicle broke and horse becoming frightened away
The deceased thrown the pavement and sustained
of the plv and other injuries which caused his death
The Jury rendered verdict OF accidental death
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-11
BELOW-l bark.
BY Telegrnph.

BOSTON, May lOAr. ships Wilbur Piske Barnel Liver.
pool Atlantic Worth, New Orleans: bsrks sAxony, Smith
Newt Orleans Dephos, HILL New 0resns; Geo. Leshe Hail.
Apssehieoa ste amer P. sprazue, Matthew Philadelphia
SAVANNAH Msy lO.-The screw steamship Star Of tho
All well.
WASHINGTON, May l0.-An 10 Hampton Roads, bark
Maine lof Wes Me bound TO England with sugar leaking
Inc BARK Maine not previously reported in distress sas
has cnrgo Of lumber. and 10 bound "
Aio arr in Hampton Roads bark Lsndck, from ceIfseeos
with mossses bound 20 Europe cargo shifted. nj,
NORFOLB May l0.-Arr bark Leighton, 50 days rom hlS
Dc Janeiro, with cefe Fanke (c Philadelphia "a dye
IRON Inssus, with sugar, leaiips
A.s ~ gig I.Aass GGR ssIafrga
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I,;yeruool Markets.

CoTToY-May 2S.-Cotton generally urcaenseii
sales of The last three days up 600 bales Of which set
tors took exporters 1900 The market closed qeI ~.
steady The Manchester market Is quiet but 6rm
Neutrality-suspicious.. Richardson Spence quote
Flour very dull at decline of 3d. Southern. The
are Western ga PC Philadelphia and Baltimore q1e
Ohio % d2e. Wheat quiet but steady Corn ds WIN %
cline Fridays questions Of 3D. white. Toe qofauehs
Yellow 49, White, S6d34 The latter freely offered ~
quc tations.
LIVERPOOL Provision MARKET. - Beef heavyy
Pork quiet Bacon quiet but firm Lard firm @ for choice
lots; Tallow unchanged
LIVERPOOL PRoDUcE MARKEr.---Rosin dull At 4j3
"a for common Ashes quiet 80 d39 for Pos and to
fer Pea Sugar quiet Spirits Turpentine firm o. 43id G0.
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COURT eALENDARzTn' DAY; .,..,

us,1yn sT1Ip. DisTRIcT CoURr.-So csissdsr
al Thursdsy. -. p.r.yNos i4S 60
.ss s.: 81 Sa "a fsri nSS: -. ~ So 81 40. 90
s55' So, $50 55I $50, S'' '"7 ''' '''' ''' ''''
SurRrnr CoURr-GnsIn.I lERA'-Nos' ~ ~
al, ~ ". ~ C"Trr-Nos. 1884, sd, $40, 5Oi, l1sS,
.,a "a s,S esi ss5 ~ 49, 5od S 2 So ss7Is 70
~ ;sa i5S 75s 49, TO- 76l, 76i 76d, 76' 7s3, no.
M rs IA T5 nc. NJ. mn,
N III fss llss 1896 1854 1895 1877 1888 liza 1852 ZIG
iy PAT Nos 1901, 1875, 1910, 1914, l220 w, s64 l2l
i?29 l22s l225 lzz7, 500, 4l7, 1903. 40, - ~ IN
BpoosIYS CRY CoURr.-Nos. IL, l9l, 81, % %,
- as 1 "a g. o. 80 81, 81 80 a. S. So, 81, SO.
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The business of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts,
$ln, 1861 IS; $4,000 from Customs. Payments,
sll5,277 Il. Balance, $?,9OO,35s AZ.
1t will be seen under our Geographic head that the
bulk OF the new Treasury notes were awarded below
: & ceLt.
The exchanges a: the bank Clearing. House to-day
were $?O,I7S,Ol4 Is.
Albert H. Nicolsy's regular daily auction sale Of
stocks and bonds will take place tomorrow lruss-
day, at l2i O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange.
S. Diapers daily auction sale Of bonds and stocks
will take place tomorrow Tuesday, at l2i o'clock,
at the Merchants Exchange.
All the old officers of the Stock Board were re-
elected to-day with the exception OF Mr.. President
Gourlie, who declined to serve another year. The
Board passed complimentary resolutions, AMI voted
M Gourie service Of plate to cost FIVE hundred dol
lars, a wen-deserved tribute TO that gentleman. Mr.
Henry c. Stebbins was elected to fill the vacancy by
three iourths vote Of the whole Board the first
ballot He returned thanks in his usus eloquent man.
FER, and he is one OF the most face and persuasive
speakers in the Board and made some suggestions
worthy Of consideration.
The earnings of the Galens and Chicago Union Rail
road for the month Of April, 1857 and 1885, were
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK....
Cleared.

shps-Pacfc, Gadd, New Orleans, w: Nelson Som y.
Fosdick Oimstead, New Orleans, Robson 4 Fosdck
A,hby Mobile, Sturses Chairman Co. Lucy
Ann Wiam Newport X. l., Dayton Leland Ellen S.eyenS
Howe, Terragons, j. w. Elwel 4 Co.
Brigs-Abba Ellen, GichIist, DosOy Island Ellis Bohio,
Bartlett Thomas Stetson Co. Josephine OBJ Phillips,
glasgow g. F. Buley s. Flag, Rnmbln, sssuA !. Grand
M.yhews Talbot Co. Penguin, losham Bermuda hiids.oo
Co.; r. S. Samson Arey, Bangor L. Dabercres; Croon,
Bye, Port al Prince, O. L. l. A. Ferns
Schoonen-Bergen, Magee, City Point Va lreks Coosu,
McCresdy Mott Co. Rhode Island Davis 0eorsetown B.
Blossom Som L. Jayne, jayne Baltimore, Merrill Al
hotf
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by Ofioer wIdey, sns 10 rscosn 1ea nm y oa0'
Upon the evidence sdduoed the nsg,'H''e eO"'" WI
the accused 10 pri.on in default Of ohi'
Dowden s rather prepossessirg in appears1ce, Lac
black hair and whskers, AID 70 well educated lie n
an engineer BY profession. Aoou; three years sgo'
Dowden wss seaienced 10 two years iDprsonmeat IN
the State Prison for representing himself as the asen
of various newspapers and collecting money WINE
in prison he drew up petition TO the Governor fol
pardon in which he set himself forth o. the dupe Of
gamblers" and avowed he determination whether
or not TO reform. The Governor, however, Wa no.
moved by the petition as he allowed Dowden TO serve
out biz fun term Of imprisonment.
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MARRIED..
CAMFRON-BUNKER-

CAMERON-BU NKER-On Thursday evening May 6. by the
Rev Uriah Mavine M James Cameron Miss Mary c.
Bunker, both OF this city.
DAY-DOUGHERTY-On Sunday evening NAV 9, BY the Rev
mcGoven, Pastor OF s. Johns Church Brooklyn Ednuui
Day 10 Marsaret Dougherty.
INsRIP-LANKASHlRE-At the Pastors residence No SIS
Gold street; Brooklyn Sunday NAV by the Rev = A.
BsieI John r. Iuskip esq and Mise Clara Lancashire all
Of Brooklyn.
POrTER-HUESTIS-In Jersey City Thursday. NAV g. by
the Rev Joseph Mckee Joe C. Potter Of San Jose Cal
Mics Lucy Hs,ris OF Brooklyn, ". Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-11

Nyw-YORK HIsToRIcAL SOcETY.-At the adj
ouned meeting of the Historical Society, this evening,
Thomas i. Servoss, esq, will read paper, giving
some incidents heretofore unpublished which had a
most important bearing on the success of our army at
New Orleans under Gen. Jackson.
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Norr,gi.n big With a cargo Of gram, 20 L verp"0''

A Norwegian brig, With cargo ofgrsin, % P'0'
at ID in shipe bags
Ire Weekly Bank Statement shows Ou-..-' y
Of the general expansion, every ten 'ho"'Gs ="
c,ests. The Increase in ioans 70 uneApec'eu' a. .s0
offerings OF paper have been very -sh' aains ..s
week. At one Wsl-street bank the atnouo' or rono
for d.coun. e. the last discount day WIS ony
specie Line shows moderate increase, win 0aH'o'-
nis steamer due during tie week. Inc p
however into the ssb-Tessuy, for the ne" Issu' VI
notes. Will drain our bank vaults somewnat. Inc
emulation Of depcsis is quite large and the 'eg'e'
gs.e continues TO be unprecedented.
The following s g comparative statement OF me COZ,
dition Of the banks Of the city Of SeW-foTk' May
and MAY 6:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-11

,-r DO DO. perceive sbe testimony before ssy
lsa, IN ,s.bsAA 70 hold The deeudsus
-. ths ths psyer oeered cf dis'rbu ION o.
be determined oy ~ or ehsncc JspsD"
upon tho drawing ~ any lct'ery ., % q
the ute tha. "a IL sssertsito b. p-ovst II
"A ,nse ~ ,ecs 50 ard nj On The .saniua5on Of ths
s.se bsre me, pslmn .ly there two es;,on. Al - =
= eruine. Fns., Hss "a cfense been COMMITTED arc -
tber. probabe esnse believe tse defendants iy -.
as discover that the defendants have vsoA,ed shy 80
st.e gaty Of any criminal osense Tosreso -. s.t.sJ
the com amt against them b. dismissed snd my '
sxsu 1ryrefs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-11

The following table exhibits the respective amounts
Of Exchange held by the various banks, and also the
sums due to distant banks as compared with las.
week, the latter being comprised in the table OF de-
posts as shown above;
Exchange. Due Dist. Banks.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-11

TIE FIvANcIAL OfFIcERs-The Common Council
of Brooklyn last night refused to receive the bonds of
the financial officers elected in April on the ground
that their election was not authorized by law.