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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

e<sD rz.xxzEzuuy- PONTCHARTRAIN RAIL
- ID ROAIl-E Excursion Tickets cents
&NdE &-aaK@1HaS SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,
Departure OF Cars
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~ WALTER L. CAMPBELL has purchased Nos 7 and
A7s Baronne street. where be found early In the
f with large lot of Virginia and Maryland Negroes sale
e preparing healthy quarters the Increased
business he intends Conducting the coming
location Is between Gravier and Common street
which the second due ST. Charles Hotel
and is convenient TO all the merchants and hotels
WALTER /. CAMPBELL, ...
n and 73 Raronne street
aull lyAW hetween Gravier and f'n-1rnon
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VOLUME AI.
sEA-GoING VESSELS.


LONDON.
sSS FOR LoNDoN-THR Al FAST SAILING
ES1yggNp american ship Ann Woshhurn. Capt Merry
S2t.man, Is now loading and will have immediate dis
mis- BAxTER. LOWELL 4 co.
HAvRE.
hE% FOR HAVRE-THE Al FAST SAILING
EET&N American ship Fannie y. PerIey, Capt York,
sis now loading and will have immediate Dispatch
y, n...... ...l 4 ? WHITNEY CO.. IS carondeet q
ror passaee apply to the captain on board. m3
-SE6 FOR HAVRE.-THE Al AND VERY
M fast, fast sailing i regular patkst ship r. y Giieirist
' O' '''''''s' u ire ia BRx4ER, SFf LOWELL CO.
For passage having superior for both
cabin and steersge in her apply above of
Cart: HeEes on board Post 20 First District. MI
.SA2 FOR HAvEE-rEE Al REGULAR packet
hsI "a Igo engaged viii meet with quick Dispatch.
'p''' BAXTER. LOWELL 4 co.
For having superior aecommodatons apply the
sS6S FOR HAVRE-THE FAST SAILING ship
N.Y. Edward Everett, Capt Frank Gunby, is now
osaine, and wants 500 bales to complete cargo, for
''sS" "H'' GRo siE v HrNsoN co, 81 Camp street
For having elegant accommodations apply the
captain on board opnpsiie the Mint. m22
6S&- FOR HAVRE THE AL VERY FAST
E1SN sailing American hip Herald, crowsll master.
immediate dspaeh F9, fgsight 2, 4ebses apply
District. m22
EHR FOR HAVRE-THE Al FAST SAILING
FffFN ship seWaiI, MOrTell, master, will with dis
t-sssz=patch. For freight o. passage, apply TO
mis- j. IT, ASHBRlDGE 20, l2D Common st.
.SS& FOR HAvRE-THE Al REMARKABLE
RfN fast sailing clipper ship CurrItuclx Capt Thos
SkTF Knowles, will meet with dispatch. For freight,
apply on board.
j. II. AsHBRIDGE CO., l2a Common street.
For passage apply on bofrd opposite the Mint Third Dis
tfct. mt6
&&6 FOR HAVRE-THE FIRST CLASS FAST
MTNp sailing American ship GaIena, Capt. Leavt. is
s&Sz-uow loading and will receive quick dispatch
freight Of 4o0 bales cotton npDv
AARON COHEN, ~ Common street.
or J. P. WHITNEY & CO., IS Carondelet street.
For passage, apply 10 the captain hoard, mt3
kSSS FOR HAVRE-THE Al REGULAR packet
HTHf th'p Heidelberg, Capt. G. Rs1evald. will ee
sswih dispatch for the above For freis ht apply
10 BAXTER, LOWELL & CO.
For passage apply TO the captain foard. m12
SfR FOR HAVRE-THE Al AND VERY FAST
E4S sailing American ship Felicia, Capt Balls, having
&easnosf of her engaged. will meet with qlick dis
patch. For remainder Of freight. apply
BAKER. LOWELL 4 CO.
For passage, having superior accommodations. apply
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-09
BOARD OF Supervisors.

The Board of Supervisors yesterday at O'Clock,
the President, Elijah r Purdy, the chair. few
importan. petitions and bills for expenses presented
and referred 70 the proper committees. communica
ton from the Mayor read, recommending that the
materials Of the old Harlem bridge be purchased for the
county the prices which the company asked mode
Tate. Referred 10 Committee on Annual Taxes.
Mr. Bell SAID that he wished 10 oner resolution Sc
vera bills acted upon by the old Board for fitting up
the Supreme Court room, hal been sent in. appeared
that the work had been done without proper authority
BY mistake, in fac-and he unwilling to be the
peDt OF these mems work without paying them for il
us value Some Of this work charged for proper
prices; other parts said not He moved that
q special committee OF three be appointed u adjgst all
claims presented, which may be pre- sented hereafter
Mr. BLUNT said that these bills had been acted by tho
old Boad for he had voted on them, and they dd not
pass He opposed the resolution for they bad right to
pay there bs The work was not ordered by the Board
al all but by some one oueide.
The resolution modified 20 that the c,mmttee should
arrange the claims without adjusting hem and report 10
the Board. 10 this shape the resolution passed.
Mr. TWEED movsd that the Po ice Commissioners be
questei TO state upon what authority ,hey were putting
expended upon them b. said that IN his opinion the
mechanics Of the city who helped to pay the taxes could
mako good safes those in the interior Of the State
where these procured and they ought have
the preference rhe resolution was sdop.ed.
motion 20 81 Up the surrog1cs office at cost not ex
ceedipg 81, ,soo was adopted.
communica.io1 from the County Clerk was read,
ing The Board 10 furnish him with room. he
very much a. a 0ss ~ kno~ what " 90 with macy
yslrsoie papers his once. Referred 70 Committee on
County Oflces.
y.pc-t 81 ths c1-ns>c Poli>s recommending that
1903 be appropriated 10 tho house IS White street, 70
'urnSh for the accommodation Of Witnesses, Was, aer
some oscuss.on, lad over.
A report nlie by the Committee ou Annual Taxes
in favor Of paying the $40 900 passed IN 1857 for the pdr
chass u 'ts ant erection OF suitable building FOR the
house Of reception OF the New York Juvenile Asylum,
md was adj p.ed.
ne Board adjourned 10 Tuesday rex. a; three O'Clock
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B,,ny d OF AlAermsn.

Several papers we're received aai referred and como
lAd under the rule.
Alderman MURRAY presented preamble and resolution
calDg upon the Treasurer Of the New York Volunteer Be
neyoent Association TO report detailed statement. show
ing the Of $500 donated TO that body has been
expended, has been alleged portion OF has been
used in obbyrg At Albany against certain pend
ing before the legislature contrary to the spirit and nte
OF the mmcn Council and the charitable object Of
their resolution. Adopted.
ooMSuMcATIoy INSPECTING ESTATE
herewS transmit To- Your honorable body
communication rec.ive3 by me- setting forth hat large
gal e is in Possession of parties who claim TO os the
The facts shall be found as stated then that pr9mp ega
Be
sch action be taken Serecn by your honorable body
as will secure prompt and sure q se s>Te
MAYORS OFFICE, New York, April s, 1858.
NEW YORK, April 2, 1853.
sye sssS Il ., TsG The fol-
investigating the records and documents the pub
S . IN his hi y sDS c% sss o S
win undoubtedly esab sh legal title and enable the city
city o se.s ana a'
sss G to v he Of % Of S &
res some alton in the form OF per centage upon
sstion. and 70 leave It ansn The anal result. He haa
mentioned to me thai there is necessity Of Immediate
action the part Of the Corporation, in
where parties that into possession under leases
the Corporation have their leases EXPIRED claimed
be the fee and paving to the CITY
such owners. but who viii in short time have good title
YOU Guam and viii therefore here rei.in men'ionioa
This property before referred property that
Corporation knows nothing Of at the time and unless
should be so there will oo claim for
ton. am, Jour ob'dt servant -
Referred 10 the Commissioners OF the Sinking Fund.
Alderman McSPEDoN offered resolution 70 the effect
hat ha htrd AvAnn n
pave the line Of their track n Chatham street with
non instead Of stone. Adopted.
resolution directing the Comptroller 10 advertise for
North river market site referred to the Committee
Markets.
Alderman ADAMS called the last report Of the Com
mtee Frauds relation 10 the contracts
Third avenue and Fifty fourth street.
The report was adopted.
Adjourned 10 Monday.
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Money refunded togcs tickets, watches, &c. 500
Valuable gambling .ab.es ivory chscks, slver deslns
boxes chests cards and burglars TOOLS &C. ssnt TO Pro
pert7 Clerk for safe ke5olg.
SIX gift enterprises OF jeTeTy, and large amount
Of money restored 70 perscEs in the United States and
Canada.
Various valuable articles, clocks, drugs books chiaa
ware, &c restored 20 Dr. Aer by order Of the Mayor
Various amounts Of money restored 10 parties in toe
couatry-swi5dled on git enterprises &C. Respectfully,
JANES n. CROFT, Sergeant, Mayors squad.
Ar. BowEN commended the energy 0? the Mayors
SQUAD, and sad that Devsr.hess the force uow very
small ard rcore men were wanted the beats Ee 1pei
the Mayor would Use hs 1f aeace with the Supervisors
get the Board more aasp.
Mayer TEAANs sa.e tina. in fact he was IN need oete1
more men, and motion OF Mr. BowEys was adopted
granting the men as coon as they could be spared
On motion OF Hr. NyB, Henry s. Philips, Of the Fourth
precinct, was dismissed the force, on chrge OF dis
honesty.
The Commissioners, in secret session, passed rrlee aad
reaua.ons FOR the General and Deputy 5lperntendeats
ard Clerk. Several motions were male TO appoin, men
ard sl up the force, but tabled by tae repub csn
members who desire 70 save them or until the Ihgisla
ture ajjourrs. On motion Of Mr.. Stranaasn, i vas
adopted 20 detail fifteen 70 Quarantine for duty 70
enforce the Quarantine laws. No were agreei
upon. Mayor Temsnn pressed his motion for ten extra
for hs squad after the adoption Of the resolution for
men al Quarantine but u not carried The Oolarls-
sioners then adjourned 70 Thursday 7ext.
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Police Inteliigepce.

CApTrRE on Two DESPERATE Bup.,lps -rxo dseoe,a,a
burglars named John Hazz,. Ard George THOMPSON vere
captured by the Eighth precinc. police at an carly hour
yesterday morning, under the following circumstances
Az patrolman Crosby Of the above precinct passing
along Spring street. he Uncovered thai The premises Of o.
hoadrs, NO. 21b had been burglariousy entered BY
breaking open one Of the front ~indows Snspectng hat
the burglars we're still the PREMISES the policeman pro
cured the assistance Of brother officer named Reed and
tho pair entered for the purpose OF making search.
Upon opsnng one Of the closet DOORS two sprang
gms attacked the police with slung shot, while hs
panion drew pistol but before either OF the dcpersdoes
could bring their into operation they feed
TO be oor by the officers and completely nc. hrs d
BAT BY the judcious OF clubs in the hands OF tne po
lice YeFter,ay the prisoners we're brought before The
magistrate at the Jefferson Market Police Court when hey
were committed for trial In default Of ball
SUSPICION oF BuRerARY-John Gray vas arrested by
Policeman Wilson, OF the Eleventh precinct on suspicion
Of having in conccr with Eve others, burgarously en-
tered the grocery and liquor OF Thomas Keenan, Z
First avenue the morning Of the ID Of February and
stealing therefrom . gold watch and chain and other
property valued at s73s The accused n alleged, ave
borbooi, who, upon hearing o the burglary informed the
police d the when the prisoner taken
INTO custody. Another OF the accused named Caleb
police know the other burglars and are actively engaged
IN working Up the case. Gray was commiaed for exam
inatiop by Justice Kelly
CAPTURE Asonp BrsGIAR.--wilam weaver was
caught secrecd In the bird story Of the dwelling house
2si Tenth street Wednesday night was secured by
policeman Daily, or the Seventeenth precinct mo
prisoner bad effected entrance 10 the premises by
means Of iaise keys. Justice Brennan committed the
prisoner for trial.
sr1I1 ASorHKR.-Jsmes Coon caught in tho sc. Of
burglarousy entering the Office ntrck Ryler corrcr
Of avenue B and Tenth street. Wednesday night, by
policeman Hart, Of the Seventeenth prscinc, TIE pris
ooer was brought before Justice Brennan, sben be
committed for trial.
Cu.R.r oy p.sstxo CorSrxvrxrr MoVvy.-,Tohn whalon
was taken into custody by policeman Flynn, Of the Sixth
precinct on Wednesday evening on charge Of passine
counterfeit money In the possession OF the used
found counterfeit bills the Bank Of Pougbkee tho
Merchants and Mechanics Bank Of Oswego the Bank Of
Kent and the Bank OF st. Adams, ". y ami the Union
Bank Of B~ton, MAS.
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Army Intelligence.

Revet Colonel Charles A May, Major Second Dragons
ordered to report at Carlisle Barracks Pa for the pur
pose conducting the recruits at that station 70 her re
srectve regiments In Utah.
lie directed 10 make acquisitions on the proper officers
for all that may be necessary for his command and strict
" charged with procuring sufficient supply Of arms,
ammuniuon, equpments, horses and horse equpaGc,
clothing required the march, &C. &c and take such
iurtner measures ss s enable the recruits 10 be fuy
equipped and prepared He is pursuance OF The above
ORDERS W him. directed 10 precede the recruits in order 70
make wl necessary preparations their Immediate
march on their arrival at IeavepworthL
The gmen,sl band Of the Second Dragons win pro-
coed under Colonel Nay 10 join the headquarters OF their
regiment in Utah.
Captain Van Bokkeen, Qusrtsrmasters Department, h
ghed 10 duty in The department Of New Mexico and
will repair thther without delay.
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Mayors Once.
gxAxnsATIoN m TEE CASE OF CHARLES ruPNyR
CHARGED WITH ABsTRAcrNo PAPTas FROM rHH

EXAMINATION m TEE CASE OF CHARLES rupNyR,
CHARGED WITH ABsTRAcrR0 PAPERS FROM TEE
STREET Codass1olTsRs DEPARTMENT.
The examination IN the above proceeded with
before The Mayor a. haf past eight O'Clock yesterday
morning, quite number Interested in the being pre-
sent. The FRS: witness called was
Bsrnsbas 3. adams, who beng duly sworn sat-fhat
he messtnger IL tae Street Commisso-ers Depart
msnt, under d. D. COnover.
by Mr. sthvel.-Rov long have you been employed In
the Street Department. A. Abou. SIX months eknown
Charles Turner aoou, two moths; have charge Of the
ofce Mr.. Conovsr put a Charge; Knew Turner when
he in VA. mornings do no: know what hs business
IS, b.. understand ne claims 70 10 Deputy Street Comns
under Dey.n abor. half past eight O'Clock
wnen no cane ia Joyce cane IN beflre Turner did.
Q. - Joyce sag yth.1g 20 your A as soon as
alone berof" tod him believed so.
y We're yo1 alo1o q. that t.ns2 a. th.nk wns not.
VI Messenger Was 10 he rear Office.
q Nhsre was you ~ Ks tns9 A. q tie south end o.
tao ou.i8s.
. Wa ussre any psrsoa n Tie nap rocn9 4. No,
thins not
@. DO ycl TO, remember Of Nr Ioycs oali,rs L, :hs
Office one morning n pAny VI the Recorder 20 get
some papers out OF tAe ssfsY a. DO not
q. I'D ,oyce remain u the Office iolg7 a. ! sssald
thins about $50 rLiuier, when he won. oct agaa.
= Q Ifi be return1 A. so d4i, IN company with W.
Q What dia Mr. Turner ,ay when be oarae IMP A. Es
rsinArSed that ho Tansed 70 se some papers o- o. mo
~ VA. no e,c,a5p A -, -, .. ,Nis,-,.. ho a.,
reared very frIeriy
o What cid you say .ohn9 A. r,olahin- e,-ls M,
c,-sen, a. "A - " ~ a. ~ ' N--- ~
q ma Won see Sov uAper /, HIS hand a tlis,rn A
iIa not neither dii he shcy ono ~ ma
o. What aid no ssv bod the raner he vvan,.s .. cat,
A. he told me thst h Was n nie,, p,lys,e rae, a, 70
conssquenre but TIA he ysapaJ 4 no sviascs In sare
n court. sad hs rnust wait unt NJ Price o,ne N 40
coaiJ mo, slloy, ar, ua1s,s to 60 ~, ~ 49, es u
Tuner replied that be nrf have he papers ~ erd
., ,o Sar, &C., ~, h,s-.. - I, = P :. a :. -.
ail9E hir 10 reno-e a. rs,eTs Re ,ro-i5 go s,o
p nv charge AMI ssa5 a. Ticsr - ~, ~ ,-toa
tSe c5.rt oreped T .iso obs. 81 IN N Ssn -. 80
hs Lad "A nrssr from ~ cor' and sh oes,sr from
ne court yith rim. 49,, n .emnt1 I, l,1srss,s no
would call TO polce or haze the oFroy ar-c.t "a.
ssf could no. helr th.i cl.tj a,so al - a. eear
an have him sTrsstad N Ae reoved az, nans,, ftb,
ssN.s to,-n - "a -. -, s.,,. ~ 80 't,' w. w
Zen tcld lim thsl II hs ,ss sa One, "a v,eld spos
,.hs, 4, :. :. -, a. -, -, =. a.. ~ ss ~,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-09
The REVOLUTION In VENEZUELA.
NoONOoOO0.DoN~>NNoN~N(
HTNR0W Of THE M0NAGAS DYNASTY.
~~>0>|~0~>N0S
INSTALLATION OF THE NEW GOVERNMENT.
~ONN0~NN~~~NoNNNNNN
SKETCHES OF THE NEW MINISTER'S.
.oOoN<>coI>No>~eeo~l>0eN0
Address Of General Castro to the
Army,
INSTALLATION OF THE NEW GOVERNMENT.
OF THE NEW MINISTER'S.

We are in possession Of pretty full particulars Of the re-
cent revolution in venezasa The latest adv'ces from
oAeas are Of l9h and Isguayrs Of the 10th UT me
details are quite interesting.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-09
Brooklyn City News.

Day GcoDs H1oRE DssrRoYsD ~ FKx-Last evening,
shortly before eight ocios Ere broke out tie dry
goods store Of Foster Swan Noe los and 1o7 Fultoa
street, the contents o. which, consisting Of large
amount OF stock, destroyed by Gre damaged By
water. The Gre originated from gas Light IN tie show
window, whence the flames s2reai With great rapidly
through The store s7t 10 tie of lie building Tho
hrenen arrived promptly sni lsbored With good effect.
con1npg the flames 10 the first and second stories The
loss stock and furniture II tie upper stories which
were occrpei by the proprsor o the store amounts 70
about SIS ooo, insured on s,ocx IN the soow n Offices
Continental. "a 300
ranh... 200
Market, $500
EolunoA 100
wnnamsDurg Wy. ..s..s....t..t.s.4........ 300
Manhattan $500
Total $4,000
The building Was four storics IN hsght ana OF broK,
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OUR LAGUAYRA CORRESPONDENCE.

LAGuhrrA, tarch ~, 1858.
Owbreak Of ne Observation-Disclosures Rally 70 Arms-Cu
tros Entry into CdrdcasTrobuHe impeachment ef No
ndoas, dc.
Supporting that you feel st nteres, 10 the fate OF
tbs country, at the same time that some veneznelsns
living there and acquainted with you might wh 70 hear
sopebrg direct and authentic from here think in
seresng 70 1e you short sketch Of the hast revolution
serminated so soon and gloriously.
The revolution, headed By General Julian Castro ss
military chief, broke out in Valencia on the bth instant
the same day Puerto cabello ras taken. and The
novement spread through the Wales de- Arssus on the
sth, coming a. near the Ajun,ss 70 Csrscss irnms
<stely also Others OF the western provinces az Brqufn
wsscr Tsrsqui, Cojedcs, &C. joined and Castro w~ in
few days able TO collect very respectable army OF sbou,
n, 900 near Victoria, at the same time that ceporal
q, csno vas blocssdIng Issusyra with a few smal,
vsa els.
pre.idept Nonsgss tried hard 70 collect people ana
ans ard all that he could get t,gs'her was sont under
Generals CssteH ard Ti>a ard Connandant Rafael VI,
dapaO who got ff ss Tie Cosvs or he c,psejo pu,
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Police Conn mission srs.

The Board met yesteriE a'ternoon-ail -hs menoers
present A large number OF charges against poscemen
were disposed Of John Murphy, Of the Fourth precinct,
was dsIn ssea TIE service for swearing falsely On
charge against him. Wn. p. Bennett, Of che Seventh
precinct, dismissed the force Cor ntoxica.cn Osc
d. Fisher, Of the Twelfth ward, dismissed the ser
vice ,cr remaining of his beat and refusing TO return for
half m hour.
On motion OF Mr BowES, D. Appleton Co., The pub.
ishers were allowed 10 present 20 the Fifth ward police
one hundred and fifty volumes Of books for the
station house.
Mayor rEMASs presented communication 10 The Con
ripsOners 0f Health from the Health Ofcsr at Qusran
tDe asking for ihs appointment OF specG policemen 20
protect vessels a: Quarantine, and enlOroe the health
laws
Mayor TEMANN presented the following
Arrests maze By The Mayors squad during the months
Of IanEsyI EahIuny7 ard Harch lGhs.==
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ADULTERY CASE AT PALMER, MAss-IThe trial Of
bwin r. F.e, o. Palmer, Mass, for adaiteyy with Mrs
harret Cnapin, OF MoDsou, will be had a. the uext
criminal term Of he Common Pleas Court, which oom
nebces at Sprins 1eld the 18th p-cvno me bonds
are $500, and the Rev. Henry FAs, OF Midilehoro'
is'her on the prisoner and Geo. JesEs are the bonds
men. II q believed That the prisoner ~ill forfeit bis
ponds Hs has oeen considered highly respectable man.
ns oeen prominent member Of toe Baptist church 10
Pamer, and u ~ sad tnst rather than suffer a renewal
o ne espqsures OF hs guilt 81 the trial, and the inpr
tnmens wh'ch is sure % follow, be win run away The
anAf Ds producef an ntense degree or excitement IN
tbe neishb0rho,d-the more from the social position or
he psrtes and their hthero high standing the Baptist
cnurcn Al Psamer. hrs. Chsp.p is young widow, the
ps,I psnsn,er o. r. & ssmaei Shsw sonson Eesr the
IN 1855, and vent with HIM " Ksnsas, where he dsd
Soe returned TO Palmer, and became intimate With
hrs. f1us, an exemplary wonan, and worthy OF .
better husband than Fits has proved 10 be. An i'm
proper intimacy and corresDondeocs ensued betseen
Fits and Ms Cbscln co-met cing at the time Of the
sunday School excursion from Springfield last su INNER
on the steamer IRON thls city 70 NswTondon. Rev A n
BsOsk the Tssr Of the Bsntst chp.ch At Palmer test
Jed .: he erainsin - saockrg series OF fa,s IS
ts'lsnng tie si Of the csrtes. rns ciurca ar I'll al
E.-h sf sasn .ss1 sex.-Asrifgd Tngs, <pr,s
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pneAAHIrREs.

n Hry1 ros KrosAFTrvs-E vkhe7 rss co.,
victsd q Chester, g c. recently orss.ilns ssvs srt
sa,snced " ~ E-Dg o. As AZ sf Ice Ses.