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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-14

In rsa.,hip Star Of the Ws,t from Aptavaa-A Nahs.
] R.r,z J. Zero Mrs Jahnsan sfd child, hsrt.e 81 VI
Coru5, A. B.-tholly h. Helms, Mrs Bach and cnild; MS
r ian and three nfsnt, Mr., Davis Z Sullivan and three
cbildrsn @. J. BucFreu ~ B'che and 'oc Joha at.en
NJ, Ms, Mr. Scott q. fallen and infsot, Hds"rsf
NrA s. 6 s.rs,on: Mr. Newton ..d y,fe y 6sen ~,
Scar. N, Rutherford .ud inf.n M Red s7d vile ma
Cove P Bed.D, NJ. De Ru:,s, II Hos'h Lrmore X oie
,or p King N Berwlu. Mrs Smith, Mss Res Mrs nont
,on erv and ch,ld Mrs Fredu8sn and child w n1moro
r H,ir., Mi. Angelo Mrs a. 3. LsfsrEe p ho~e
Can't j. T. Wright A. n. Hitchcock, G'o Gray w Z Doug
l.s. Dr. HsrosD sud boy. n Byiues, j. Mm,aEne, .
GpSe Kpovi.s vif- AID child, J. D. Boyle W. Te,ens
" Li,tle II. Woodbury., NJ. soUe. W. s,ywsrd. NJ
Hutton Jamesb Eoh MISE Llvpgi'oD, y Dlnrnt Ch.r's
b. Dupbip, W. p Weed cspt sa,a~in and wife. = Rsy
nolo, Chipmsn, A. B.lsp.p, C. Bsk-r T Eaton X tsio
B. han D. Cor,ez ~fe soa nfan, NJ kr.p' we ,na
ipfsn M Book wife and children, Mr. HnneJ; VIE aud
ctil.rep, HaresT o. H.s.n Jane. e,,a,n' M a.
wek. J Cool, si.. s-Ddel Dr. Br ~ fIII silc
r. Hurd Burgu-sou, J. r. Smith, Rchal., X D. Huey
j X HcCrea Mrs. Norton ar wife Chas Cook Miss Wnip
pie Rev Nv Thomson aad children C.rpen'er Grsn.rn
j Bonnet W s Esber,, T. ". Wood J. 8. Benroy sbzi
Butt - Etone Gsgne ard wife, NJ Es.e. w knight
j RI Vance p G.lsrd. Mrs. Fowler snd child, As,on, D.
w Clark Thouson, Mrs. Blree, 8; Damon, Coiedrn
J. Lensel.y M, J. Hslvsr, Smith, s. ID Warner, H.
Wood, w A Drummond Geo Bfoxn, Tao. tLi2s, }. 70
wsrd, g. Brown Mrs West and three cfants- 30 'teerale
In shp Golden sie.ee from SGa F,dHe.so-J Glen Of soo
Lar d. Mia r. Clark and child Of san Frsnci,co.
Ia air Don Qrirots from CaRtoH Mrs Hale Son
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BY rel~xraph.

SANDY HOOK, Apr ls sunssL-fne steamship Petsit oi
Liverpool pessed ne hsr Q. S fns orls Ses o.reA-
soirg he Bay TIE ship yorktown Tor Loodon fnf III
he bar. The snip Lls b:s hschiss snc sap Wiz
bound ont. Wind hight, spd s.sE Westher clear.
HIGHLANDS, Aprl Is. sane: -shie Isasc Jetns from
barb Et also smother bark oirs Oh TIE
II sbisDcs bound In. Wind hight, and blowing from the 81
EEWPORT April I'-Arr ysssrssy rchr M.sbsr Walsh.
G. as for Piade Empire STATE Brsyton New
York SD bns Youcg HiI CALAIS f1r New YORK schrs-
Victor Sara Providence for newton; Charlie Wilhs S.
Jobp N p Tor New. Yort Robert 8 Smith Rooinsoo New
Bedford for Albany A X AcKeIzis, Drsco New Bedford for
G.duer Rockport for Norfolk Montfose Hall Rock.
fort Baltimore; Forest Ognoy kocfland for New fovk
Johp Wesley AlosB for Proyitenoe Yankee Dodle,
E,ry Psn River for SesYork Msrco smith, Easport for
Phi ae mis-. Phebe ExSbeth Sm'tn N-wloTk for Bosom
usry Ann sryer Jouesps for New York j. fucker rnurS
York Jane Paterson. Hand, Boston for Baltimore g.
Ca rison Holiness Hole for Ne~f York John Snow, sheS,
Bu.er Bsuore; Marion could Mloroots frsnkfors
for Phisdr phs; J. Jones Macon MschaspoTt TOR New
suh Bosom for TsDsisr Phsro, Rob NOS New Bedford for
NswYork Pizuro Chs Hysnn, for Ses fort Gen Chnch,
Kelly for New yorA joan lrearo saker Soston
'or Stanford Margsret hschis for Providence Hunter
Grover Wsreham for Ne~.York En-lne, Kelly Gloucester
Tor New.Yok; Ttes Norris Yarmouth for Ne YORK. Gin
lp Nofok sloops sp'sgue, 1b>s Providence
To- New York. Helen. Bsbcock Fall River for I,bethpor
BOSTON. April l3-Arr. steamer WIN. Jenkins, Hslett
B.ore brig Miner sandbers S. Helena, with part Of the
CARO- of the ship Prant Johnson.
HAMPTON ROADS April lS-Arr. brig Rolling Wave, from
SAVANNAH April I3-fhe U. s. Mail Steamship Floids
Ariy. below O'Clock lss. evening AL we'll TIE steam
,hp Thomas Swami CrOmwes line arvsd here early this
morning Also arr, ship L. Buckley from Boston.
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After Thursday. The testimony more than con-
frmea that given b. Bridget IS 70 tae srOans On
Sunday, which we're perfectly unearthly
The Trial draes slowls along. There are bong
discussions upon easy questions of admission OF evil
dence, and the counsel upon both sides now THINK
that the bu,inem will last at least week longer.
The prosecution cay that they will oppose the adj
mission of any testimony brought forward to prose
adultery, and IL such be admitted, they will offer
testimony 20 show Mr.. Sickies's character.
,Jadge Crawford is By some accused of Partially,
from the fact that he has ruled every question OF
evidence sgSiD,t the prisoner. The prosecution,
however cay that they have taken no untensble
objections.
Phe defense consult nightly as 10 the species and
the order of testn eny to Offer conforming as much
IS possible TO the Judges decisions and iutima-
tons, and consequently many changes are made
from dsy to day in their plan Of proceedings.
TIE prosecution stands much better tonight
than il has previously done, which p,rtly the Ell.
feet of Mr.. Csrlisle's speech, and OF the judges
exclusion Of the confession.
The test moDy of the women is no evidence of
insanity, only of overwhelming grief. Mr.. Walk
er's testimony is weakened BY that of the women.
The facts about Mr.. Keys handkerchief areitne
only new matter sot in to-day.
The Jury are all deeply interested, taking volu-
ninous notes, and consulting upon doubtful points.
Peter C.seer Of Albany has been telegraphed to
come on as a witness for the defense.
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Arrived.

T. M steamship Philadelphia, Harrison New Orleans Apr
s. ana Havana 9Th, nd.e. ana pas. to ~ o RoSert.
ana Hsvrrs OH, pa.. &c, to NJ o. Roberta
Steamship Locust Point French, Baltimore, indse. 70 H. B.
Ship Don oai1Ote (Of BeOn) Hale Canton Dec. 2 passed
Angler Jan and Java Head 9TH Sc 70 Cary Co For
Wind, uP to Is. s. n sinee then strong N% Z sls,,
with thick weather. Hsd but days trades and be
lon el t. snip ssL Locke from Europe for 9aI port
March 81 iL . s. lon q 20 wa. u CO. vh Siis Is2o sf
Ship Golden fleece lof Bostoa M.nson. San Fnsco jan
2 ud'e. How!sDa AsPinw.l March e. ,, . % 5 lon
for Ouee3slwn march ST. lat 8 s. NJ ION G. 20 spose snp
Princess of bostonl from CS.s ioT NsEYork fhe g. "
Ship fSllat (of hystel Gs.es snE,Por- J.n "a il b.
Is' 70 G h..Oly Of ay.ie March q .t % IN, loo 50
h M q s. lon 81 spoke ship LoIns. twss) Of aud for
ship AilIs,e nacis Rotterdam Vi. g, Taoaas ,rob a.
in ballast pass, 70 Absnche AlnsdA CO. April
Ist S So Ion. Is .5 spoke BIZ. bark Lsulan
Ship r. L. Lane, Teal Liverpool 81 day., mdss Yhouas
Richardson. HAD saooe'aioE Of westerly en.se ps.
Mary L0cr.;ia, Gbbs st. Marks day. cotton &C.,
Brr6s Pses Hsd Of FOG duiiog p,..,se
70 ast- i.rch 50 Cspr p,le ,pois ssrs Alice Tsfi-.
.o1, " ism' from s. J.so isr H,aSaE A0' "a, % s.,
fo ssysrreh. DAY. on fss ~ A DAY. n OF H..-
Bng EoEalN Gndner Cs9fosEos M,r,h a. sugar Noses
IsyoE Co SD in With BARK PHO; F,h onss Cc,ssiaa
gof slefsPor .na Rssi'5a br' BEN for S.lore cHst
Bris Ee,o;s. hl Eiz.bs'hpor, coal bound % Bostos
Bug Winthrop Bes-ss CsrthaSsuA Nsrch IS totsco ,,e
&c hAncy Everett hls hesTy weather Of tie pas.
BnE ksport.r tf soston esrrI Ceuf1esos Mach - .az1
&c Z D Br'oknan "a IL e. with SasE Plot rsh .sa
scar. ~ \. FsI, Pns. s.. RsIy. Nj ss, uuab.r MISTER
sSr WtssD. ~ ~, ar + ,,ss.. Psse-' r Nh
= ,lsaI. H.. f. Buek - Ex heavy \ W
81 he end q P5ro kico spoke vrAps ear Vsrnsp ul
Of PTo,EesiovI, BI.A 70 sbi OIL.
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PUBLIC MEETINGS.
REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
The Republican Central Committee held q meeting
last evening, at No. 6lS Broadway, Judge PEABODY,
the President, in the chair.
Judge WELSH moved that the resolutions in favor
Of granting city railroads in all cases to the highest
bidder passed by the Committee at late meeting be
resfirmed. document he stated, had been circu-
lated at Albany purporting to be signed by members
of the Committee which recanted what had been set
forth in these resolutions.
Mr. GEORGE SPARROW, whose name was among
those appended to the document slated that ne had
never signed it.
Mr.. FA1RMAs stated that he had looked over the
whole thing and was in favor Of the railroad project
now before the Assembly
Mr. THos. LITTLE said that he had signed the paper
Mr.. CHARLES C.. NoTT showed that the grounds
tai en- in the paper uef fatal to the three special
projects now before the Legislature.
Many gentlemen explained their action; some stated
that they had been approached and requested to sign
the paper, which received an unlimited amount OF
msledicton. The Republican party was entreated to
pause and reflect upon what they were doing.
Judge KELLY proposed as substitute resolution
declaring the Committee to be in favor of city rail-
roads, and Of granting them to such persons az would
carry passengers at the lowest rates.
After long debate, Mr.. FAIRNAS moved TO lsy the
whole subect on the table. Lost-l8 to 80.
Judge WELSH moved that the substitute be added to
the original resolutions which after further discussion
was lost. Judge Welsh then moved to anend by add.
ing to Judge Kellys substitute that these franchises
be open to public competition" The railroad men
attempted to filibuster; they moved to lsy on the
table, to adjourn, to postpone, and to adjourn again
Finally under the operation of the previous question:
the substitute Of Judge Kelly adopted with Judge
Welsh's amendment.
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Passengers Sailed

In the r. NJ nea.,Aip Per'ia for L,rs,pod-Wn Parker
Morrison New. York NI dNf. L, a.rqa..s a.v.o. NJ
and Mrs a. sawyer Ea,thsm pto1 Mr. three cn,
children and G G.Ip'P.sr do Mr. s1a aI' r r
shsw de- M md Mr. w VIM P. md M fay soa
EDs MI md Mr., del Vale Cs,es. do; Charles
Scot k;S York Capt ET,h ao M a cs.. RsseO
do Nj. Jek.lhemer do.j Ii. Levy. do Mr. aud Mr. j.
e sSs Do De sa HSRn DO ~ . .nd Mrs. Tionpon
Satin. az .y Do a5 :u4 NJ saG1 CENT s.,
o1ons az Fss s b s..a. NJ: Eas NJ
Yslt; Tho. sfitian .nd S B. Rum.weli do, Cnsrle. H.
Hutchinson, Pbil.- MI; ana MIA z. Walsh, New, YOrs
Robt smmon, 90 A. W Cosste, DO RSb. Coiss,e, do. s.
j COls.te Mr. and Mr.. HcI:.m.Ln Phil.dslph, Mr. s3d
ss sqrs' so Nil. H., do H.. NM Mo s', ,Sa
and Mn Ch.re, J. Hsrin'qn saysonah; g. WaiuwrisS
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: n BePj.sia, r.I da B AdssPo., p n s.ScSfi W:
sfi New ps5@' Mr. U s1d Mrs Ea.cn Mayer
H. shebsD DO JossPh Moore do ,, E. sra%.I do
p.is T. Perriue, Ha9ap. ri,s do. g. D.'h Ny N r.
s': Sc s :PS ss. t sod D SR Bs
smpon G. Nude E5Eand Pttsr Donald dGas; l.
B. D. B. s'S
jr, New:Yort; C. H. HolzspfcI do No..ra France J. E.
Raymond. u.
g. 8. Mallory Conn Lees England; C. VO. de LaaGiE1
Ford England o. ADdres, NewYork @. Jones do. d Fer
rs Reuner', Philsdelphis; II. Lewis New-York j. H.
Hill j. r. Chapman, O. Cresshy, Mcyucken, do q. A.
Woodruff Come eticut; w A sper Ga Feyerck, Paris.
T. J. Donsfed, England e. y. LebII New.Yort John Ds
Wis, DOL c. CcPPO, Brooilyn Adoph honsT and srethsr
Havana; Geo Richmond Theo Timpson, n: r. strange,
Phis. g. Hill. B. ENGLISH, dol Mr. and Ms n ~ Cspyn
Mr. and Mrs. Z A. Lambert, Mr.. and Mrs w Cooper T..
g. Holmes j Holmes = sinp,on N " E. oisueL p Vidal
N. o. Mumn, Colosne H. de Blssniere Master do Bl.s
Mere Woodstock, c. w. Victor rbore France W. Lewis
Bait. g. Thoms. france Duncan, B. Hutton A. john
son. B. Tones NJ r. Dresse, Pans; A. sawsy, 9ontrea
M. Kennsrd, Enssnd; b Palmer, Michigan; y Degen
Vienna John Connolly, Hss Moores man servant, D. Del
Vale, bsvsns-ls6 - NJ,
In .ea hip Edinburgh for Gid'gop-yohn Rlrour Bat
more; the Rev Thomas Bsppsy Penn; John b. Harvey d.
Goven wife and fsmy Mi" c. severence George draasm
New.York MIS- Alex NcEvep, three children and serysot
Charles Stuart Dnncsn Mseonlsy, Consul Tor New
Oesps; NJ DuIsc FrsI ce; Alex Wall.ce San franchises
Mrs Edwin Woodb and child Mrs Hui and infant Alex
Melvin sud friend; James Craig and lady, Glasgow henry
iscey NJ " Charles Colos VIM. T. Crook, Msser Malcom
the Rev Caldwell lady and infant Mr. Smith aud lady
j. W. Stewart and wife John Mye Miss Bessie Sutphen, Mrs.
Orsce W. Khkpsck Mr. John Beck, wife and children
servants. New-Yori; Miss Thorns Miss Collins. Mr. T.: w.
yons ard LADY n y Mrs g. Councilman children and ser
want; Miss Caldwell Canada Martin CAtcost and isdJ-foa
I72
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Dfsasrero, &C.

NywPoKr Anil IS scbr M.absr (of Belfsst Welsh, from
Calais for Philadelphia 10 here yesterday ds,rs hsy
ina split b aod received other d.msse in the blow OF ne tn
fp, Will repair proceed sctr. Gauges (of ST. Geofge
Mr,ervoy from Rockpcr r Norfolk which came in here for
bsbor on the llth had sprung msnmsst aud lost fHemss
he.d Repairing st Co:rePs win put IN two new ma'ts
BALTIMORE April l2-rhe steamship Petersburg, Clpt
Powell srrved here today from New Yors in collision OF
Crest Ear HMbor on sunday the lttb 81 O'Clock With
chr John r. Price loaded with Of four and meal from
NiImips,on DEL Tor Haven The scbr sank but the
crew were al s.ved tBy telegraph 20 Ei~ood Walter,
Sec Board Of Underwnters)
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Msvements Of Ocean steamers
Marine JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK....
Cleared.

stesm,hps-Roanoke Simmer Norfolk Ludsm Helncken
Star Of the South Lyon savannah mchin SOM Nash
vile, Murray. CbailestoD Spoford, Tie,ton Co.
shps-York;own, Woodland London, Grnnell Mlnturn
Co. 0c,sn Rover. Bhsrd, Sydney, w, w. cameroo
Bsks-H. A. Stephenson Smith Baltimore, Post, Smith
Co.. Visibsn, LoweIy, Richmond. c. H. Person; w. A.
Banks Bartlett Union Island, Ga, Snow Burgess Aessdm
Brss-P. Lseose French Trnidsd ii. u. Brookmsn Co :
Alma Brl Brown, Nassau, X Bacon Bsrueo Craig, Pon
P. R.. Peek Church L. Berry, Fnth Bermuda, snith
Jones l. Co.
sehooIeu-M D. B.bsop, Stacy, Gloucester, matter D:
Bowen, Johnson, J.cksonve C. slsht p jayne Atrioh
Alexandria, Van Brunt Ssght; T. Fl. dupty Hsmnond
Baltimore, Mailer Lord Queean: Banquet Ne VEIL snhok
Lozier Jacksonville, Van Bruut sssht Wslcott Psrte
Boston Dayton SPEasue Louua Baker Boston '" Lewis
4 Co
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schr b,s1,m, ssh., gsB-.s..r 3d,y' 81 -
ss.op F.shca Torsf, ssse1ror; eeesa % 81 $50 :,
$500 Tr.ush.sop, Hassns, EhzssthpSr- o0A- sOuN"
Providence r.....,.At. "A Case NAV,
st..n.r K.upehe.- Hand, PhusdeFhA Ana o>P0 A"p
s,..n,r ossr~y K.B.y Proyiden;e, md's 80 lease ofs
ByLOw-ship I,asc I,an-s tof Phil,estaiss T T.,
saGpsh.e Dec z6i bsIts }. " And'ess t' De'''"I' '
nom Csufleros; also, BARK ard efsa .
SAILED st,.mships Persia tsr or L,.rpoaii Si
1BrD for G.sr1v; str 81 tho a.h for SAVANNAH
for Charleston; Rosnohe for Richmond kc
WINp-Darirs The day, s.. ssd hset
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Markets.. Report,d By Te<sroph-

CH.RIrsreS Asr i3-C0TToS Dsrtst depre-es sA-s 20
d., TO bales tn- With &c ,has OF .
sGyASpsH April i9rsf receipt nsre OF the oi,J o. psn
more, sdvces bad unavoidable effect upon me 0'rros
msTfet-
AUGusTs Ga April 3Tbe CoTToS market closed d1 and
h,,,y owins 70 the news By the CITY Of Bait more -
CNcINxGsI Aptn lA-FLoUs dull sud unclaimed NhIskr
,,essy &c. Provisions an depressed sales fVvO
n Bal Shoulders al &. LsRD lt4c- -,
NOZZLE April 10 -CoTToS 6rm s.es .o-tsy ir-l1 pas
Niedrt c. Of the las. three days IS SO bne' NE
csIPTs time 5, 50 bales.
PHrLADELpBI. April 3-FLouR unbalanced. "ht.r
s,esoy; White 81 SOS IS Red 81 %. CoNs SdNe
WHISKY firm 25tdAtG
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living Who cared ,or his sou Icsp. for -nat ne cold
&c. ont of HIM until urder auspices OF the Mar
,pers' Church Of Boston trso. fen into biz hands
many year. ago. which sd been the means of orios-
ing him to bis present condition tie dsDlctei tue Us
tore Of the duties OF Ssamsus Pastor, and interest
ed the audience by giviuz pleasing incidents snf vIn-
abb information shout the elsss oi Den among vaon
he had moved. -
After another sOrg snd benediction, the sndience
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WAsHISGSoN, Wednesday, April 10, 1859.
The Court has just decided that the confession of
Mrs. Sckles is insdmissible: not being part Of
the res gest,s 1t is decided that such de'lAFa-
ton is incompetent for evidence where testimony
of the wife would not be admissible.
Mr.. Carlisle spoke in opposition TIL noon, IN
compact and effective argument, closing BY al
eloquent description of the t~O classes OF men VINO
would be unlikely to be rendered insane IN 'uco a
esse--tbe Christian and the confirmed adai.erer.
Mss Ridsely and other Witnesses tes'ihed ONE
confession and TO Mr.. Sickle,, changed appearance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-14

nAY BOAT for ALBANY. - Steamer ARME-
H MA every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY soe RaIDAY,
ION hos OF hsrTso< Ct, 81 c eo<h q n
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Gran Gteamrrs, 81.

TVNHE EORTH-GERMAN LLOYD's STEAM
II SHIP NETWORK, j. Won sANTEN Commander,
will sail pcstyely carrying the u. 8. Mail on
SATURDAY April 10, q u m,
BREMEN VIA SOUTHAMPTON
tkne passengers for -
LONDON, HAVRE, SOUTHAMPTON and bkhsbn,
st the following rates: $500
FIRST CABIN, $50; SECOND CABIN, seoi STEER
AGE. SSS Fer freight and easssse apply 20
9ELPCKE, KEUTGEN REICHELf,
No. 81 Broadway.
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Stsanboars sruh Haiircsos.

TRAVELLERS for the NORTH, SOUTH,
TOYS sHtS y. THs sS5os soT Si Ssfs
.ss, Pc :,.r % nee s, ts1 5, ao ssss
sA'kA " 0. ArFLTvds Co, tus.. s;. ,..,,.,
LTOR BRIDGEPORT-Fsre so Cents:.from
Nospsy &EosEsDar sd FsIoAY. at 2ocIoes ~
tins TIE N.us.ta ard ssyen ~" Hsn me
Express train, 20 Hsrtt a. ssrln,nelo s-o o0.eon -
CLUsHNG RAILKOAD-Lesvest Fulton Asr :.
"A. and { sad p N. 20. Cars leave yia.hins L = -
sltA and ioA m And .na N nss, ~ Is osnss
Ing '.'..ass" via tao '''' H %s sST-H S...'s.s.
T1IT NTW-YORK and NEW HAVEN RAIL
ROAD COMPANY have REsovcD their ohee, rom
No Hanover to the Passenger Depot corner % s sH"
nay BOAT for ALBANY and TROY, con-
i n.pcps on SATURDAY, April Is5a-fne nsu snd
,p.udId ,tesnaer AETAN0RA viii cav. psr toos Of JAy'
every TUESDAY fsuKsoAi ana '~i
EOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
il rORY and FALL NvER-rhe spientid ana .apetes
steamer SAY STATE Cap. Jswsss issvss Nsy.YOrs svsv
WEDNESDAY md SkiDAY. st sOcOci N, from r'sr He
Hereafter no rooms win regarded secured 70 any ssp
a. sns u. s.s ,a. have ests PAD 'II s ,., s,.A },
u
HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD.-FromA April
r,1.': rs ,sa' VI. cave aSaSS Mai Tr.n ii m
q Poa.bissF.s j. md Isl .na SIS 9: Dos =!
p for 1' Pesi.s 5sS Mo rS he f.sl
S sas md DpSSc sy r... GP s way :sd
Train, for New York Troy Al $50 and s;ss
p NJ and Albany shout is minute; sr On Sunday: M
NETWORK aud NEW. HAVEN RAILROAD.
IN 1850 SPRING ARRANGEMENT. 1859.
CommenciIE April 1889
P.sssps Station In NevYorh corner Of 9Th It. ard Nh-sv
I"''n's vi TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YoRK.
For NewHsven T. ~ (-S) l2:ts, Sis (ex)i $50 and
8 For B sss ri oid s 9 & .s,o
1sam. las. s:I5 (sIG $50 4is ssh For DsI..n
p % For Port Chester and intermedis,s stations
i''''' $780, ''''' &c; esSssS is n TRAINS.
For sopp m Ell Sis N For sSI sS' Aver s.1
kS:a 70 m iSS s sIs s.
EsIo.d 4 M and slSp N. For Railroad 2 NORTH
symptom R,,iosa Fi I mi s:1 S:S
bury and S''"'i A'''t Jtass Ii nc HoTr Superintendent.
NEWBORN AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
~ SPRING ARRaNGEmENf
On and atsr WEDNESDAY Apd d 1859, Trains VIII leave
ssh-st Station, New Yo.a |. toI1ss;
$50. M. Mail Train for Albany.
s:1a M. For wiliam.brdse.
ll.S For w bite PlaDs.
$50 o. N. For Wiismsordge.
600 ,. m. For Dover Plsins.
$500 D. m For White Plains.
6:l5 o. n. For White Plains, from White aud Centre st..
$3.50 D NJ For WiIlismsbiidge.
RErURNNG-Wiu leave:
500 a IN. From White Plains.
$50 a. m. From Dover Plains.
6;aOa m. From Wlliamsbiidge.
700 q m. FROM White Plains
s;45 q m. Mail Train from Albany.
$50 a n. From Wliamsorldse.
leo 0. m From Wilismsbridge.
$500 m From Wnite Plsius-
$500 .. N. From Wliamsbridee.
WIN J. CAMPBELL Superintendent
xNENrRAI RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY-
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NEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
IN RPRING ARRANGEMENH.
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEw-JERsEY-

fVENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY-
~ Connecting New Hampton with the Delaware, Lscka
wanna Railroad and at Eason with the Lshsh
Valley Railroad.
sPRIN0 ARRANGEMENT commencing March 10, l@e.-
leave New and intermediate places from fiss
No 2North River ct n NJ IL m, and 2. for eousrvtAs
by above trains and ct $3.50 p
Elizabeth with trains on he New.
yeney Railroad which leave York from the foot Of Court
sndth 1t TAO . M. and II IN, and and sP. m.
Passengers for the Delaware, Lsckswanna and Wessra
sarosd win leave u only yor Lshish Valley RAii
reed 1t u q n. aud III
NJEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-Fer PHILA-
IN DELPHlA and the SOUTH and WEST, Vie JERSEY
CIrY-Nal and Express lines leave NewY oo ct ard ~
and and fare eS Through ffches sold for Gin
the West and for Wsshnston Orleans and the
South NC and through baggage checked 10 Washington
m. and trains.
baggage viii be received for train unless delivered and
he'd Of the time of leavtns
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FOR SAVANNAH and FLORIDA.-U. 8.
n MAIL LlNE.-yhs fsyorits steamship AUGUSTA,
CApiaa Ihoulas Woochgl viii leAye sArU aDAY Aprl
To- A. 5cIock from Pier No n r fhTgusb tloxet1 gwen
% hoatsor-ry, C0luGbuI ltGu.1 Albany tas zaeoa Bl.
81 sant dtnst only ooaEd For freight passage
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HUDSON RIVER RAILKUAD.-frUM hPrIt
1889 trains will leave Ch.mberss. st1on a. i9now'.
Express Trains q and Albany Mail fraip
Ferry and IL; 70 ard and 1880 IN for sing sns
2. for Peeiskil $50 Tue Poushteepsie, reessAn,
s Sing and Dobbs Ferry Trains stop ct the Way Ssnou
Passengers taken a, Chambers, Canal, Christopher and
Trains New York Troy i45 and so NJ ana s:ss
H. and Albany about is minute. ater On Sundays M
e. SMITH. Superintendent
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lean Atlantic Screw Steamship C1mPanys and eessn:
steamship Huntsville, Jro Post, commander VIII
Per u North River on SATURDAY April l6, a. o'clock
Passage 5svxnnea, with pssed unodAtlonf,
sl5i through ticket, NewOr.sAns s5S 10 Mobile SSo
Montgomery. e5 Albany. Ga GA Atlanta AID Columbus,
50 Macon, s2i Aususts sol also % phaepAl paces 10
florida ~ lowest Steamers leaving Savannah On NON
DAY, "WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY MORNINGS. Freith. 10
cent? o and preporonae r.es Insurance onehAf per
tent Apply TO