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New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09
DIED..

BARRETT-In this ci,y, Wednesday morning Ap l. a;
occ Thomas Henry ''n OF Elizabeth and tee lac
crMMISGS-op THURSDAY, Ann g 4, oelOh m. William
IS5TDs' b PIs';nt sseG Nsyye1i " Inc "'A
.res.e: ad friends aud Ofhe Polo psPsr,msys e.
si1 Sips n sy,Sne >, 2ca1s m Mis- s' day bs
TIE ends Of the family sn of s'ns Charles Gnd Edward
funeral without further invitation Friday nsx
o'clock, rou her late residence, No E. rsiT.ysecon
pEMARY--M Tspran,owr, so,ssnd coanty. n Y. Mon
sSy All No l'g5 I PS,y @ n S . yss5 Il n H
Ap Eusen, Davis yolness, Of Loi. sud uea Davis.
FEERIs-op TsgT.dsy AH ,fer lingering Illness, LsnHs
The .;i1s. :1i f,snd: v Is:eeey 9V.d 70 ,,t.od ,s
dtree No. 4 s-cond stree. wi'hOa, furAe, invitation.
H9YT9n ThgI.S'y Ap q we., 't Ts Is,tsas' & o. s' 5e
Crawford Hoyt in the 23a year Of hi'A,c
i ssnd GEs: II. 9S Sa DS 6n aa.y aS AMY Ip RI 10 M
fomhe Chur;e ofthe ncafaar eorneI Of Madison avenue
H4RRIGAN-M No 81 Third avenue on "Wednesday, Apd!
oiufsn ms'iou Of IN ugs Daniel ThoT,s s7n Of sGssn
IHn Y rs Ssg W TTi Th s.s saa @ On We
April Ca:ha,ine NJ wife OF Edward B. Ha'ris AGED q yeas
HiNCHMAN~At Hyde P.rk. n. Y, on Tuesiay Apr G,
neseSes wifi Of Nm Hlnchusn iG he Sh year Of aeI az
Aph Joseph Jaenoey NJ D., elies "a Of the '.'e d.
The relatives and friend. Of tn family sre -e.p~y nv.,
,s1a The fsntr from b. s re,denSs On Friday S ;t ,1
irAn from Eew.YorI Return :raip due . rweaiy-ven,s
,tr,s. a. 7'2s o'csock r. N.
kETTLEAAN-on Thursday April Mrs. Susanna Keeysu,
sssd Is years and uon.hs
we relatives and friends Of the family and Of her hl ar
f hetueman, respectfully invited 20 sttend her rre
without further notice O'Clock this (Fr.,sy) s:ernoon.
. NE ssdeIoc Of her sounsw Hamilton Reel, NJ. lo'
N6SIiS-At No $50 Broone street. Gu Tae.isy Ap-as AZ
80 ., Sontcs'ion OF the lungs Andrew Jsekson AT.ia
NlCHOLAS-In his civ ,f.- 80. D.. . Ill.,. ,,ae-..
l. rnss child o; AnAstssins AID Csrs Nichols. ssd IA
Tes iIes vi. b bel. the re,d.no. Of hi. parents
at afa aloNrk
notice ~ =" e-OeIa "bHO4- tSrtHe1
RElLLY-In his city On Thu-.d,v An /, -, ,o, - -,
Wicklow Ireland "esi nAidnAsass 00ln.y
Tee friends and scquspances are r.s,so,tn-
bic funeral from h. l.,e residence No n W,,. s,,.i,
Saturday. At o'clock D. IN ~ 4" "ess Df"i"J
ROOSEVELT-io Jersey City on Wstp.s.v sr,,, q, ., ..
SUMPTION, herss'ens wife Of wn Ro0ssvsl, IN tLs Sch w.
ef her Aee. - Nv WI" -
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Passengers Sailed.

IA tse steamship Ni1qdya for Lrvp0eI-Mesrs Jamss W
Paige r Cha. inches Gro. H. Browne J. NJ chaibcarbe
l. Nscksy H. Mitchell John DOYLE, Mrs. Doyle aud Arh9s
Byrnes of H. s,on John Dove, Eien Dove aud y Dove
Andoyer Chas soddard Of Northampton John jay NJ
B. jaw snd Chas Henry IT, OF Lynn; r. ". Bachelor AID M
Bachelor Beverly John Souhworh of Fall River Csiarlne
Moran Of Sslern; Wm. Wheswrsb Nr.. Wheeiwdeat Nsr
Wh..lwrght md Master Wheewsbt Of Msssschuset,s
Ntve;t. Cbss Allen, II. Boms,s TO- George Gilmore Mr. Hsy
Ms Hartley and infants Of New Ro,s; T. Gsnts Of 81
onis; r. II. Robinson OF Keataexy Rrcbie q Wtfnf
chm GraBdon aud Miss Grenan of caforss ks4 ~
Mrs Kilsy Of Toronto H. Wssse Of Novs Scotia A. ssss
end Mrs Baker of nsaa J. Hunter OF Kir'0B C. W. Mrs.
Jenkins Mrs Ccrnock and Misa CaInock # Hamilton, w
Geo Brown of Canada; J. Wilson % Lvsrpop W. + DeDa
snd T. LcAyit. Of London Wa,srsOn; JOhn r. BRIG sui
w Probym of Epsand A. y. soddsrd Of Glasgow MIEts
athcUt Of lrelsDd-5 ST.
10, Hahtcr-Mr Jrme. ,chrsne. Mrs Cgchr.ne A-sG
r. w Foster K d. Clsrt ilic ascl Dwight, Hs ding Se~sr
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09
rms RuoDE IsLAvD ELECTION
- - - L..1.nI tn,aA

s,uu. ne psystisslc j,Stsa4 fp'.& 80
III. a,refics ~ Ret lbli ~ ,ket = e,.i'sd, si,h
~slY aomiD IA opp .. Tee Geoersi Aseenoy
ain ct jos, ,ously oi 'he same p0,i'cs 80 only e1
csp,iotV heiug tha from, Glosces,e Cr4sp'
n,d ore Rep-sssn's.jce irom Cumberland. Ner-Si.
hsro q BE heard from. Ip tlscity 'usre g
Of Senator. and only fur Rsofessn:stves' e'ec,ed
Tbutbsy Jeookes SANFORD and Hsyes, arc ,,ss
Miller and Wheaior received amforyy ~ - .he yong
hqt enough of ,hem were given for escn !. "e
places on .he cket - defe y. them me aJ iaoa IL
fha. she ticke. shall be numoere, m yh, re.
regarded as . distro. office. Acino l -, NO. he
s.vs tse voc Of every elector vOng snd yet not 10
elected. -. ga vs-s conce lied
or sestroyed end sasstated wn .an ,%s II .ome
nemsS r. wee disposed o. 10 the same way, ara
Vhs ,ts cspsdsies who received majority OF the
votes were thus defeated -. .x co,.,o, ard or,v
In ps,fsssn.a.ives are elected. 10 South Kings
sr there is 70 choi.e end new trial will be made
op Saturday -, -. CA. o-oo. a.
,.lsnd towns jamestown and New-Shoreham, end
Wsrcp which was transmitted by telegraph, but, py
,cme error, did 10: reach us. TIE following is the
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09

|. Al spS ss.vy 40et3r. es,h srd NOS. H. B.,. -
.cn r.s hsve eseot.d 8, ~ - bb fofnl s..
PROvlsIOSs-There j. les, j,inE Pork the ss,.~hy
mics skt eksess he local pis1 aai W :, ,s
k0Ml, Ell kiDa. ui sI7 ca fl7 e5 fyF Mo- u ls ~
s4ssf.r Prime: si7 for Thin Mes sls s sr csr'Ho
sls.s els 6o for RunPs B,~f 70 sreessus aai "a
H. su,as sr 'sles 4 - sts At = "a es q cyi
Priue; sloe-i for O.. Mes; si!o siS te bg asv,,zy
Ws,tern Ms sna Slfa sis - ioT 80. PIN.
a e ct s.Od s2i Beef Iisns s,eaiJ; 'ses Of ;, .
sts1u - tssoor uDsesd l,lss OF "a s,x-. Cow -.
"a A. glc and n short Banel.ss private rn-
Mess ar. fuer and in fair demand stes OF $50 hhds al
A. eYd6Ic for should.rs ard q 6lo fof Hanssas s-s, .
.xtr. rs,e Lard h..e b.. "a ksriy sye tse e.
.,ss OF $50 bis snd ~ loId0' Butter m ued,r.
r,nd a, I2d Is ~ Ohio sDd 6oZ tr stat. Ches-> -
oiv- a Ia ioc Llv. Hsg. I, ar request A. o. .sE
RlCF-Tts demand l. s-tsr; ssles Of fN tee q sS0ssr
- quality.
sUGARS-The demand j. s-ch b,'eL shseay . issnsr,
pri-l srs .,erdv The sales iarui" 10 h5t- cha
OIL, snd Porto Rico. cbi,ay the tfus' a. 'sS, ssais
boxes Hsuta =. az.
sFEDS-The d. mans r Clover Is Dt-ise; sae. q ba,
q, 97s ard mall lots s. Timothy Seed . 10 far rq..s>
!, ~ .d 81 81 g. bash Of s5a5 n. R0lgh A. Seea
I',i,,S suv.ly and firmly bell a, - 5, A. hush Il = =
sEINS-u Goa, not &C sAes Of III haes Pa.A sy..s,
49, n. terms net made pihhe, -, .
Tsts-Ttcre is little doing and iAc issiHs isyrr..
irE ... -, ,. : ~. .rl ~. - ., g.. -, -.
a co ~ AZ IOi- Rough Fat s sNea9,c ~ st4 Tee eash
WBIsKY-The msrist 10 heavy aud eiVses dnA 'siss oi
Ii II
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COFFEEvery little has been done prices appear firm sales
FLOUR AND siEALThe demand for Western Csua Floari
ess sctve and the low ssdes hardly firm there
We.tern the Eastern trace ' moderate and ,bs sales only
s3 BIZ s g. 23Ss 80 for fS5 common to good Sat- 81 io5
Mich,sn - So - % fr do i75asi % common
81 s. Louis brands Genesee Canadian Flour
!: IN Eses & g9e, but prizes are sd sales Of 800 bb
demand but prices without quoae change toe arrivals are
fair sale. Of 800 bb SD for mixed % good srsn5.
in better demand aud is firm the bbs q. sSa
- 10 Corr hes s traer and IN good demand;
bbs At 3 70 for Jerey and ss IS for Brldywne and tl7
riSH-The inquiry all kind. continues quite limited but
pics without essentis change. In Dry Cod 900 q
Gore. have charged hands 'uPPosed at So 1l.
auction, TO bxs Maple. Fiss q4 50 bbs Z.n.e Caiiaa,s
e. 6d7c. IS Bordeaux Plms in sas Jars, &C., all
M ,5S Is 'ps - At a 'h0 i|e
GRAIN-Thsre Is fair inquiry for Wheat ard lsb,
ooHIdH White southern 4 So 90 bush fair wa.e Mich
Csn at 81 2. srd H. no bS.h csisas9 Gag Spring q 81 Rye i,
t;tsr ard in fai eegsIe sales q State 429t Jersey
ey very qut esd79c Barley Mai !. qniet sOa8s
Corn il quite sesrce aud 9TH fair consumpye demand prices
ep in toei 7ja7 70. Southern White, and 7jG1s for do
Al l5o 600 Orinoco 22 and so uthsra on private
,er-s 2oce We'tsrn a. 7 Leo Mracabo 67s Boso
Ier pece; 10 Rio Hache private terms; Ass also of $3.50
Dry B1suos AyIes At g. { mos,
rou i. sad iroc ping W, quote q; IA 7c igr lej7..
HAlThe arrivals a sni market favo tte buyer;
sales # 100 b&l-s st Sgd j5c. q loo n.
LEATHER-Herlok and Ok coL.r j. r. sne.. win an ,e
tive demand e. bouyaHt prices.
LlME-RoekarcD bitter sss of 2(CO Dbl. Common q, ssa
last s,les Of Lump a. g0..
hoLAssEs-1he'e good inquiry sses OF SDO hhds Cuba
Clayed q. BE-
NAVAL sToREs-spt Turp-n.i7e continue, very qllet,
bu; prbss sst,iDed sales of 80 bos % ., td saic
csh Crude inactive snd with good Offering
ke somewhs, hsavy Common Ron is high, supply and
prices hrm sales II $50 bbs. 10 arrive 81 y $40 10.
snd so do the spot al 81 55 e $40 10 delivered; "a
bbs So in yard nuez
and In tAT quest sles Of 20 bb low No l. al 81 d.
medium e. s.; so Do 81 s. 81; les do .xra a. 81 20 n
PAe White l. in very skt sDpDy aud held
buyers Tar IL hrm kt 81 III - 80 bu the demsd limited
OLs-Lnsesd ls steady bu. less animated; ss.s Of 400
5000 gal American from Cr1shr hands TO- Crrde Whe
ard sp.im quiet and although In the Asnee 0f s,es
pces qlo,aby lower The tendency .l easier
Refined Winter Beached es slowly At sa159 and
Sperm 3. 81 d 81 81 for Natural and Bleshed Winter Lard
Oh ,quest ssles Of 0c6oo sala Prime Wuter
e cash Olive On rssdy and 10 Limited request Rs, Vi
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09
cCrIsT ClLrHDAR-THIs DAY.

USIIED STATES DISTRICT CoURT.-Nos. II, l05,
lC8 IFS. ia, 1875 I26, 81, a, GO.
SUPREME CoURT-CIRCUIT.-Noe. 1886, 1886, 276l,
1927 S274 1885 2542 1858 $3.50 277 3l09 2g $751; 379 .9j
Psi 24I6 1921 l72 24 2e07 l7Se $500 l44 97l 1883 10
9S 1854 lO $685. 3723 S?19 22S2 1863 3+e S42 $500 1917
S77 llCO 2547 SIG SO9 slp 372 5)i4, 35l0 1870 1870
sos, $685.
SUPREME COURT-SPECIAL TERh.-No. 26.
SUPERIOR CoURT.-NOs. l30, 242, 2fi, 2i6, 2H, 2iS,
249 $50 25] 25 255 2j7 25a 259 25l, 2 263 2 266 2
2ts $50 27i 272 rs IA 27 s z7 zs, 27s 2oo 2sl 2S1 2
2s4 2S5. 2e5, 2s7, 2sS. go 80 49, go
CoMMos PLEAs-PART Nos. Sjs, l63, A. i6l,
ass 925 a57 25 g76 s7 97s es2 1901 1902 1905 PART H.
Nos 1904 l6(9 10 1913, l02l, 1912. 4G7, 532
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09
Yosal,....,,....459

Hides, 5a6c = %; Tslow, 7G7tS p . rsts elesl IS
each; CsIfiir. etloc = 70 Veal Calves $69sa
n Beef Extra snd Frt quality includes nothing but the
beat, large fst, r.l.fed Oxen -
Cows tie best thrseyeNoh Steers ordinsry cOrss
Of Bulls and the refuse Of lots.
sbeep-Exrs includes Coaets and when those Of tnfeos
quality thrown out
The and Lowell so the Fchbug an the
Western, loaded with CstIe Sheep, Swine and Horses
RHM.RKs-The msrket for beef quick with little
any, advance The best prices Of last week The number
of River Cattle unusually large and Of excellent quality
sh.ep quite quick last week sge number 70
marie; cp, rather cold dsy to leave of Winter consi they
lic ~ less than those with the wool
Calves fetch sc So b. many brought
he that are worth enough TO pay their freight
NB-As Fast Day next week the msrAet day will De
on Tuesday instead Of Wednesisy.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09

The London Times says that Messrs. Dennistoun &
Co.. whose suspension for f2OO0,O 900 was ons of the
mos serious events OF the recent crisis, and who sub
sequenty arranged to psy in full by nsallments, hsve
issued circular anticipating the payment due on the
3lst of July on general account and on the 3Gth Of
June on Australian account and stating their readiness
TO meet the same on tie 3lst Of this month.
letter from Washington says:
"By the last California nail, the samples Of gusno
taken from Baker and Jarvss Islands by Com
mander Davis Of the sloo? ofwar ST. Msrys, were re-
ceiyed by the Secretary of the Navy, who has placed
them in the hands of Prof. Henry OF the Smithsonian
Ir stuon for analysis. IL few days therefore, the
question at issue between the American Guano Com
pany ard the officers Of the Navy TO wit whether the
article is mere mass Of worthless earth, bird
ime in a state of decomposition. or guano of the
very richest feI tilizing power, will De settled
The Governor Of Wisconsin, il has been roiced, las
hus far withheld bis se Aature from the unjust and ex
ceptona law recently ssed by the Legislature of that
Ssie in relation to the La Crosse Railroad, and We
understand tLs ne quite likely TO refuseit altogether
This tempt the part Of Lesi'laure to interfere
an a1bi,rsry AID offensive way with the chartered
rights Of Rsiirosi Company has, we believe 10 pre-
cedeIt in TIE country. Upon the srergh Of the clsr
ter reyiousy given, people in various psrts Of the
country have been induced by the promising character
of the enterprise to invest their money ingreaty 70
the advantage of the State Of Wisconsin in the deve
opmert of its resources snin the increased value given
to property on the line Of the railway. Now for tde
Legislature TO throw upon owners OF this property,
who have violated 10 provision of the charter aud
strive TO impose upon them restrconsof 81 oppressive
character. is, il our opinion an urjust procsedcg.
good portion Of the law We have no doabt, is clearly
unconstitutional.
A correspondent ct Troy writes .s follows:
.sWe notice in your journal the city rem instances
from stockholders Of the La Crosse aud AiwaIkee
Railroad Company sganst the recen. atteDp. of n-
irguipg spirits to cripple the power and credit OF its
pre,ert Eastern lgeent by false Esues uni Ter
act 10 postpone the annual election.
"Wil you now alO" bonsholders to 70 have then say,
that work In the first place. are in receipt of
thentc information that the Legislature of Wisconsin
were deceived by misrepresentation in the passage OF
the late law, and that enough to sasy bondhodeTs
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09
COURT OF SPECIAL sEssIONS-Apnl e-Be:oEe Jus,ioes
CONNOLLY AID KELLY

Connolly AID KELLY.
Number Of me Calendar, 81.
Frarcis Devipe pleaded guilty 20 en sssanlt a-d
battery on VIM s. WoodhIll Penitentisry mo-th,.
Adam Black was vic.ed Of stealing a boz IN
tanning rs. Penen:isry months. m
William Line pleaded gaily to stealing qnt'
PeDi,eDiary month"; =. -
John White pleaded gully to t:aling q coat. Pm
ten.isry months. -.
James Crsgin pleaded gully 10 stealing lantity
Of undero.o.bng.' Peni.cD.iaIy months
Arthur Cavansgh pleaded guilty Of baating his
wife. Judsmen suspended.
Theodore Petersun was convicted CT an assault ard
battery on Elizabeth Heeden. Peni.ensry months.
Stephen McG1iie wss convic'ef oil an Assault and
battery on his wife. PeDitentiary months.
Edward Williams was convicted OF an assault and
battery on Nathan Suberl.t:. City Prison 10 days
Ellen Boyle was convict Of stealing qlsntty o.
crockery. Peniten,sry months.
Elizabeth ii OffmaD was convicted OF az a;saul. on
Frederick Scott. Pcnitentiary four months.
Charles j. Miller pleaded guilty TO an asssu; end
battery Ann +. Ward. Judgment suspended .
Thomas Fitzgerald peaued gsi ty to stealing bsnk
notes 81 Penitentisry Two months
.Jaue es Campbell was convicted of al assault and
battery Peter Kisanon. Fiued So
James Finley convicted Of an assault and bat
tcry Smith City Prison 10 days and fined $50
Robert German convicted OF an assault and
bstteIy his wife. judgment suspended
Henry Froutz convicted of an assault and bat
tcry Oh Eh1sbsih Pro:engeT. Fined $40.
Thomas Hammond wss convicted of stealing coat.
Penitentiary four months.
Eliza McFadden and Adeline Pennington previously
convicted petit eny sent 10 the PenilensrJ TO- 1r
months each
Number Of convictions 20
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Arrived.

s,e:m,.hiP JsIe;sown Parrish Richmond Ie. ns~11s
Ship Henry Clay Csekins Liverpool March TO- ua,s 90
ao P.t to sP'eSrd Te';on Co ExPereneed cold ssfsG
char,. Wheeler. seaman died Of oon.uraps sd
J955 PhlP: ss,%an ts t0n .Oit and killed 81 t.,,
3ll pass c. II. Marshall Co Msfh n. s i5a lon ~
Sem M.ids o ssueo se cen. Mans.. 10 days ms.
Gown Brothers Co. Brig Beaver saundrs fos Bosn ssd
Sehr. Kent Wright Van Arsisle, Trenton N J., sin; j.
schr J. R. Ford, Campbell. New -Bran.sics J., srD,
schr E. H. Atwood tof Boston, Atwood. Georgetown C.,
sckr sarah CsIk Griffith Aexandrias days corn for ,oy.
schr John W Bell Dayton. psl.s.rss q: s,ss l. f'nFy
Schr. Henry Finch fslco15,i, G@orsetowH D. c. eos
sehr Benedict. Gcii.m'h 'i:el.s 1sy' oI.telA,z>
scIr Brave. Corson. yirzinis (? cay, s-'e's -
schr. ; F. BTssy Hal yirsiH.a { . wood.
sehI. sophrCgH. & Yen Name Name ySsiH'. E day. we'd
schr. I,aac TsDey, Gould vir.iu. ~ ten. % master
schr. Synepgxent. AuLtor., Virginia. oysters nss,t
scbr A. be s,op, Rysn, yirs-is. oyster. 70 ma.tef-
sehr. Sherwood Williams yrsini. oystsrs % nsser.
sekI. MYssIet % Powell Porn ynI'iao-s f,r New s:s,
sesi. EHg, and Ellen. e's'sI Albany r H.'ts's-
Ri s w S R.aSs Baes fs.ss f.9s r'psi@i.' tps 5 tA
str. g. B. Smith, Bue.b O. |TriEis days, wool.
s.esme CaledonM Lsyf-Id L.. i'm se s-' ''e q ss''
to u. b. Cromwell Co. -. ,s,..
odIL
steamer o.ceol., Smith, Norsish and Wiz rd's !"
s;ean ~ wss,ut,s. Nye NsvBeisora ud's 70 - Men
Steamer Ann Eliza, Robinson' Phis'elpniA ~ hns'-
-Rsytrs 1g,I Shaw Sor Y,rInOuih n s. sr. Nm,
for Asp'nwsI; all aDchOrei a. Qqaishone'
wIND-sunri.e, E-NEi Meridian s. ssSs'' -
Aou.n.y Of cotton. nted roa the steamship c. st., -..
discovered 70 B, on yesterday Afternoon Bba
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09
MARZNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK.
Cleared.

sSrs-Mar.thOn, Van Dyke Nev-orlesn,, " Ii. BDsssst
+. p. SAGE lngersol. Melbourne. w Fo.bss
BaIk-Linden Kiby, Mobile, sturses Ceaiman L Co.
Briss-E. Remington, Jones 81. MARKS, Rroas Pssp;
Sup Homer, Mobile, ". II. Brigham; Sea Lark Mig
sne Csdis C. L. j. Peters Grey hoind Pierce Ponce 4,
II. d. Brookman.
schoouerJonas Smith, Lynch Wilmington j. Smith Ca
Rogers. WorhiDgton Hartford. J. b. Edwards. wh.tsl
Prssby Taunton. MASTER j. HLl, Ri,h LaYs;Sa MCtely
Mott Co.
slOop-Iisrves., Corwn, Providence, master
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09
Disasier.. Ac.

BosroS April s-The brig Boomsr -n Bostoe et. q for
Piscsnts Bar y, with Cyrus w. FED. bsstb ds W
Icy ard sbou- 70 to work lead mine found 3D. gcts
Atlantic Telegraph Company. Tbe h ee~
heard Of 81 ST. Johns r. up 10 the 9Th of kuff Bdts
brig Boomer (Uf NoyaseossJ Capt KIM srrise ihs 2
from TURKS Island March 50, snd s. .sa.g aes :, s.Afs
l. Co. -
ATLANTIC CITY Anil s-rne tehr Jsse C. ,sL,y. cspt
Murphy hence t Jour city, strack tie 5sr III vnoSp
goDe out ~ Low lies anchor outside tho ss oi .sy
She lo,cet with wool kc, ora the wreck ~ P fyAs
Du,ehusan. lfy letter. 10 En~o-d . st,E, eco
GtORsErowx April e-rbe sehI l. A A!sf. :tS =
ashore ieskins little. portion Of the cas9 h1s ~
ror.. lby telegraph " Eiiroo1 Nd ~
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09

Up, .t. ,s, rh ts - o. b., ,s bow, Of s o,
tDl n' q uoi.r tsf ser- y IL it4 "'
osS foortrs S.r oa and dom, sos %
He!e ~ 80 at u the plsr III % l"i ~
sw heh rouir,, v' hs OK o 20 5s " ss rsSyss
h e.i.t ts,l,A Bss'ior sssi1st tte Sina
- vas ca propeller p have used beutA
~ Z r svo'n IN. to,p sne .ac was way 3. h,l 20
npou anv expectation ,hs sitsr would o. con1 iN
b.T tsck o avoid her.
pecrse FOR hbelsn's With opss. ,. .,.,.
por Ebeauts Ness;s Benedc Bur- Benedict fo' CAM
NJ Steve
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09
Cambridge Cattle Market.

REreKTrD TIE n Y. TRIsuSE, sy 3EoRss hur,
WEDNESDAY. April 2 1889.
Beeves lOa Stores,
sns OF Working Oxen, Cows and two and three years
old
PRIces OF MAIKEr EEEr.-Ex.rs 81 1885, frs. qusll.
~ sc 81 2 second quality IS 75c So IS; third quality
IS; ordinary quality 81 50. ~
PsIcEs oS sroRE CArTLE.-Worsine Oren rom el1
$50 sl75ds10o pair; Cows aud Calves from Sifo IS
a&0 20 s6jd $o7 Y-aunGs, &l8QSl. Two years old.
casa s2s. Three ysars old, sS5d so.
sHErP L.NBs-lsO0 at market: pTces IN ios e29fS
IS 50 each EI.s and sseccous 81, - boGe6 " non
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09

TrTTIE-On Tsssdsy, Ap.l e. 4 'PnH di'-ee, p 20 III:
IIj,le daughter Of he ,;e A,hbe and Es,T'ei Ase "
tiiy tend h--
re friends of i family rssps-tf1iy n'-a - rs.
fr-frfl on Fr5ay ns1f > o'c1,k = n if'I o. I'll n.
d.tce NJ IS Warren stree Ns~sTs. -ef 'ril..
rerr 1ys tghippsry, y ars C0Isty - = ~ = " T.
TIreK-On Wsdns,cs, Mach II. Chares "a I-,ri.r,
s1d ABBY Tult, sssd ys'ts; 90 Moncav' Ai'' ~
tos Of the ssme aged ye.ss - sou.eTs, " 4.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09

FIRIs.-About y O'Clock last evening, fire broke
cut in the dry goods store Of Foster Swan, Nos 100
Ard 107 Fulton street. The lower portion Of both
buildings which are Of brick and four stories n hight
we're occupied by the store, and the upper part by
Mr. Swans family The flames originated in one OF the
show windows from the gas light, and thence spread
with gres. rapidty 70 the rear.
The seoon nd floor wes burned through aud the goods
and furniture were greatly damaged. The fremen
succeeded, however, in confnng the flames to the
two first ioors, and prevented them from commuri-
eating the buildings adjoining. The entire contents
Of the store were destroyed greatly damaged. The
sess stock il about s25 600, insured as foil ows;
Ftns $500 1850
,rLe,:.............'.' 2sSo 2sSo TO-, s7,o7
The building was owned by the Philips estate, end
was damaged to the extent Of about s., 500; insured
in the Brooklyn, Montauk and other Companies. Inc
furniture, owned by Mr.. Swan, was rot insured.
A fire was discovered in the basement Of Public
School No. H. in Washington avenue nesr Green ave.
nue., on Wednesday afternoon about 2 o'clock, among
some shavings. The smoke came through the floor
into the Boys Department and the principal, M.
Libby ordered the boys to keep their seas, which
they did; the girls, however, on the second floor,
could hardly be restrained and rushed for the door.
The teacher shut the door and camed them while the
principal went 10 the basement and extingushed the
fire. No damage resulted
The chip Arcole, lying Desr the f)o. Of Montague
street, wss discovered to be on fire yesterday ate.
noon. I. appears this. there Is qusn.ity OF sulphur
IN the hold and fire communicated accidentally. Tee
seam-epgine at Pierrepo stores put into relu
sit0n and the flames exiting lisbed before mIch
dsmsge was doLe.
TIE County ISsTITUTIoSs.-At the meeting OF the
the Poor Wednesday, he'd Q. Fabrsh
Or John v Lansing Reside Physician the Kogs County
Luuc Asylum in his aon, 70 take efe the 7h
Of May. Mrs Jsns Ann Brewer hsron Of 'be snI.e IKE
~se sent in her resignation to take effect Oh the 'h o. May
Bs,n resisnttions were accepted
ILLIeAL VorrNG.-John White resident OF the
Fouy.h Ward arrested Wednesday for voting illegally c
the Fnh Ward He was held 20 answer by Justice b"'hey
CHLoRoFoRh FOR HoGs.-Private Watchman Os-
ysd Wsrren "Wednesday
nisht with hog his possession which hal been stolen bot
.e chlororm found him, which was ascer aiued
was sdmneed thieves hogs and chickens in order %
preyen. them from mating noise Tee accused wss com
mit:ed BY Justice Bleschly for examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09
BROOKL YIN ITEMS.

Tar ELEcrloN-The following candidates are as
eersapsd to have been elected instead of those here
tofore named: In the First Ward, VIM. Cagger,
Dem, for Supervisor, ani John b. Zelier Der.'
Constable; in the Fifth Ward, Charles kenigsn,
Dem, Assessor; and 10 the Eleventh Ward, John
Rose Dem, Assessor.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09
Rese;pts Of Produce-APRrL 8.

r. tb> North Rirey Popfs-2o7s bbls Flour b7ps- Pr-
yi.s.rs DO Ashes i63 DO Whishy. mn, =
d. r~ Paarel4-27 7OD bhs Flour. IN 30. Nm.sy rs
10 Provisions S0 bsEs O1s 30 do. Mat lso 90 "nesi y
Ir. Ash.. do Butter, us DO Chee.e 10 DOS Aeoef
a. IIid.. 3.SO sides Les,her. } 500 pigs Poia;'es
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09

The resdipg-room Of the Brooklyn Mercantile
Library Association is now open in the Ather@um and
The library viii be open on or before :he Let Of Msy.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09

HISRY CLAY's BR1HDAY.-The Ashland Associs-
ton of this city making arrangements 20 celebrate
the ne1: anniversary Of Henry Csys birthday, st the
Brooklyn institute Monday evening next the 18th
instant.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09
Pnssengers Arrived

Walker lfr. w II. Wslher.
IN shp Great Ues.ya, from Lirer9ooI-r Gregory Jer.s,
Capt. Edw ard Jopes
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09
m.rk.,s-cA.rrrLlr RrronrrD 70. TIE ~ Y. r.nr..

THURSDAY, April &, 1853.
ASHESTbe market is easier for Pos with inquiry M
tie decline; sales Of 100 bbs SEQ So l2 Pearls
. nominal AZ SO.
COrT0N-The market is active, and se frmeri sales Of
5 0C0 bales including portion in trAnstu We quote:
HEwYoRK cLA3FIcArIoE.