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New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-21
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BALTIMORE MAY 2o@FL9yR is nn'e;,fd % and s Sedy GI ~
CoRx quiet White. dsoc Yellow, sc PROVISIONS a9ie,
Mess POrs sl8 IS BAcoN-Side', lOGlosc. WHISKY dun
PHLaDsLrHrA May @-FLOrE declined superiiae g. 30
whi,e 5 s5 Red, 81 81. CoKS declined le.; Yellow &c
WHISKY firm at 3ldS2c. ,,., sso
sb a, My IS 9 ss from s' Hs iaa oS and
Spring Wheat s7ds7 25 for do from Red Wheat sISt9
bush at 50 for mixed southern Illinois o. so for white Ohio
and 70 .slrs of other Grains wnsKy nominal 2sS LAKE
IMPORTS 1900 b6. FSST @ s'p bush waea F,soSy, @
bbls Flour II GOO bush. Wheat, 5000 bush Oats
BUFFALO May @-FLGvs nothing doing makst ,, nGmlni o
which do no, correctly show the condon OF ene
osTs osH B,sGsS @ and and RYE daI wSisST lower d with
2sc CANAL FsEIehrs remain a. 5lc o9 Oats s,
iSSCRT4oo SSt sS Fo@s OcSO bush Whsat sS9o s..h
AsY Nay G H-FLovs very qS xs,d aud @a1.s eaf eaS
Michigan at - and 5000 bush private terms COss-Sas'
81 desc and unsoupd at &c. OATS 5c Tor Canada last
ALsHsl, May 2o-s p. m-FLovR dull; offered ioaaoc;
lower without sales, except to retail trade CeRS
os. os declined fS' &C. sales. a: SIC State measured aud see
for Ossda weighed RyE.asOf 1000 bush at sse for s. 70
fox milling. waIsSY1.s.s % bs. r...ty st 2sIc.
WHEAT in limited request co,nIy milling but nothing SUI.
ept has been done to establish quotations sales Of 800 bush
at 81 s5 Canal FREIears dull sad nominal No receipts
Flour OF Grain by Lake Canal EXPORTS IL 700 bush Wheat
MOBILE May l7CorrOs-sales to- day 1900 bales at irresu
lar prices . - "a.
NOZZLE, May ls-CorToS-The sales to-day add up l. 800
bales at ire suar prices
CHARLESTON, May ls,-Corroy-Sales to-day, 900 bales
of week 900 bales good Mddng, 10! 0lOtc; Mid
ding Fair, lOldlCic. RICE firm, and advanced t0!c.
SAVANNAH May l9-CorroNSsles to-day unmpoYtant; rc
eps Of the week $500 bales receipts ahead OF last year. s
bales; stock, 80 600 bales.
NOZZLE May l9-CorroS-Sales today of 900 bales the
market closing quiet and unchanged
CINCINNATI, May @FLoUK very dull and unsetted sales
of Superhne a, SIS 25Gs s5 80 buyers have withdrawn om the
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-21

RErUP OF THE PAE,cyAr SrEAsERa-The U. y.
stesms rs Memphis, Cspt. Marchsnd and the Atlanta,
Capt D. B. Rdgeley, arrived yesterday afternoon
fro.n Montevdeo which port they left March %,
touching at ST. Catbarines April Pernambuco April
Ie, and Barbados May 7, having in company steamer
N. w. Chapin, Capt. Rockengrai, whom they left on
the Cspes of the Delaware bound into Philadelphia
They have experienced son,e rough weather, but sus
tanned no material damage.
The steamer Washington, Welsh, Commander
hence for San Francisco, had put into st. Catharines
for coal she was 70 have sailed April !. The whaiers
India Huntress, and Lecnidss of New-Bediord, also
the sailing schooner Keoka of Stonington were at ST..
Catharines April 1. The India in pampero In lat.
40 S. long 81 w. the 18th Of March, lost ail her
boats has wothirds Of her bulwarks stove, and had
sustained other injury. She had 900 barrels, and was
seven months out; the Huntress 600 do, eighteen
months out
The following is list Of officers attached to the
Atlanta:
Commander D. B. Ridgey, LieutS S. Oowne: O. n Bier
John Eglesiop T. T. Potter AssgsDt Surgeon T. Denby
Clrrk 10 the Commander J. A Berry EnsoeeTs Jones'
Sd Assistant @. s. Ku;ze Ed. r Satch, VIM H. Gsddins.
List Of officers attached to the Memphis:
Commander J. B. Msrchsd Lieuts w. Hays, J. B. Smith
A. Prepderea U. f. Station, Purser C. e. Jackson Ii Ma
Nus Shemerhorn; Acting Engineer, VIM Roberts Sd do
j. McElweB Thomas CROWN do. Geo. Riley do Captain
Cleri T. A. Purnie; Purser w. s. Bennett
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-21

700 DO =, Sc Sc ana 100 da n l:s ' ,.
ssn 100 d. sIriye vessel Iossins, 80 90 90 ,S % s.s
%cs 'se % .as .S Pei Ss a1a s3S ssS .v4sa
bsa spot The stock sigher and ne Ss re-, soo
s' Crude besIec.d but there is hre or nons nrI' M '
es. Dom4l s1eh.ns CsG@'os hsa I.. h. nne.
a. 81 70 p b. The low and medium Ersde. con
;aSs s.l ,:S .Sd ss.y be- ,.S ss @ s % ~ s SO b. and
600 hit and virso S. 80 and 80 81 9 ~ as 20
s.g 40 a sb N .orts:"wa e.. 'yS.,; 81 a - aa Waa
selected 61. hhed and delivered IN ods ~ ysId II
lo@d ss ciy at = q ss ti % cic ws.- . s5 lively
.Fssu.,ys rsq. q; p. E,' al, O. % SS @ 9aSs S.s asd
fair and az Sc for prime d handsome cadsa "a 'g "a ss ~"
sac. pare. Of Soo sS boa.' on Fetso0s s.Sn ns RS
request. bu, BY mems active sales Of oN BPS a.
- So AID leo do choice AZ w. clsh other kinds u 'oy
PRoviSioSs-rhe Pork ulAIke. /. decidedly @wer e.-
=. close ,here !, .ili limited demand O future; sale. Of
1900 bb. a: s7 25d s. for New Mes, ebsiIs dan q;
nGoS oS - b s.. ave- ee s5 Mes. Sayer opsn 80
Gsys on private terms and looo bbs Prime Mess AZ quo,a
bb 81 - for Country Prime &c ss 5oQfs % ior
DO Mes. si0s5 for Repacted Mes, and SIS 2oas ior
Chicago = and $50 ordinary Western on private isrS
Lard lower and freely offered and eC.s heavy se. o. 80
Ic Gu; Mes;s are dull and heavy sale. Of - hhds and ,e
Md Butter j. dun At sdi7c Tor Ohio aud loas "a,
STATE Cheese qusi Old are scarce ,aes 81 S0c' A"'
RICE !. lower and dul sales Of 80 cs at s. a4c for cOr
to prime. ~ rt.s,a-,,
and 10 hhds New loic Refined are selling at y y"
Crur~i Ground and Grsnulsted. ,
SPICES quiet of IS. bass Pepper on terms not made
public. g.. h. al
sALT-The arrivals Of Liverpool Ground SAL nave a.
been sold on private terms. =, -. l.,
sEEDS-Ihe demand for Clover Is fair and the marie,
6@r for IS bales st 81 dssc for PRIME sud ~
81 fair Calcutta Lr seed has again ap.ed intGa qr
ow ing the prices asked namely s 90 NJ
SPELTER is less active and is Offered a. lower rates we
quote at 5a5lc. six months. - p,., .ra
TEAs-The sale to-day Of both Green and B:es sS sIa
ns.sed Of AZ sustained prices for Young hyson, On a.
decline on Gunpowder and Imperial Blacks were steady
whole was disposed Of the annexed prices hysoh
brcush, Sa5ic. Young do, Sd5c Hy.on Twsnsay 1t|
soir Tvapksy &id4lc; Guupowder, 9do5sci IniPefi"'
Ss,e66ci Ooors S7i a4llc.; aud Souchons lsd2oc.
TOBACCO-A htte is doing former res sales OF y.
hhds Kentucky at "a llc ll2 bales Havana a. a" wv
cases Seedlesi at sG21e. o,tss,t. ,,.b
TIN-Psis quiet; sales Of 80 slabs Bancs at 81 e.. ca'n
Plates are so quiet ss 6 50 IS for ID T. and other osa'
in the same proportion -, -. =. .,.,.-.,..
TALLOW-fioder quite firm the demand Is moderate !
sales of lS 0GO 10 prime Western az lie, cash $4,000, .
WHSKYThe market dull and heavy sales OF >" Dds al
20 dSec.. ard smell lots at SOtc. .,
WHALEBONE is duh, and prices arr somewhat nonus~
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-21
HEALTH COMMISSIONERS.

The Health Commissioners met at the Mayors Office
on Friday, at IL o'clock. Present-The Mayor, Mr.
Cornell, Dr. Gum, DR.. Miller and DIR. Rockwell.
The MAYOR said that himself and the Controller had
had under consideration the work assigned them by the
resolution passed at the last previous meeting In rea
tion to street cleaning. He reported progress, and
promised final report at the next meeting.
The following resolution was offered by the MAYOR,
seconded by Mr.. CORNELL, and adopted:
R.ossS That his Honor, the Mayor Of Brookyn and the
Health oeeS Of that city, hereby respectfully invited 10 be
Ye.sn a, the meetings Of the Mayor and Commissioners Of
ne.Sh OF this city, during this present season.
a petition requesting attention TO the uncleanly
condition Of saughter.house at No 2l6 Mott street,
presented by the citizens OF that neighborhood
referred to Drs. Rockwell and Miller
a similar petition in regard TO the filthy and un
pleasant condition OF sink at No. 260 Ninth street
Rockwell and Miller
af II O. clock. ~
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-21

COFFEE-Ro has active; sales Of $500 bags
John Bagshaw pryae sales also Of 25 bags St Do
mingo lO 100 stained do s.c and 80 bags Jaws a. .c
CoPPER-The inquiry CONTINUES limited we have but to
sales Of 10000 Refined Lake Superior lnsot at 23,
DYEwooDs moderate request, sales of 50 s.van
lila fuse sls 25 and 80 DO Jamaica Logwood at Is y un
FLOUR AND MEAL-The inquiry for Western Canal Flour
10 very limited aud with fair arrivals aud e favorable news
from Europe speculative holders disposed 70 realize and to
% 90 20 % nSte .aUna s 20 uen " % iyI vo ~ s % o b
dull the sales $500 bbs IS 75d So Is r inspected
s7d 81 20 for low grades of Western 81 slo 81 so
shipping brand. Of round extra Ohio Goa 50 for trade
Southern Flour is unsettled and very dull and lower
principal holders disposed to press the aud
are 1850 bbi. At 81 a5as7 IS for super6ne Baltimore and
81 sGd 80 &. for the better grades Rye Flour dun aud
heavy the arya fair sse Of $50 bb at S4a IS 75he
latter Corn Meal duh and heavy the supply 10
larger sales Of $50 bbs jersey at 81 20 Brandywne no
market for all kinds is extremely quiet, aud with
.tosA Of M.es.Te and Hrrns prizes are ;uss.nd
81. Georges Bank 81 25
FRUIs-We hear Of sales Of crop zaute Cur
baneke. Bananas 81 % go Mat4nza. Pinespples, 10
GRAiN-The Wheat market is lower and nac,ye miller.
hold of The sales ZOO bush. prime White hcigan
active sad nominal at s7a7 ior sse Dat. are lower and
in limited demand with free Caens. 'ses Of Jersey $50
Rye dull AID is heavy at sa I'll Ol. Corn lower and
closes dg and heavy The arrivals fair sales small at 81
&c for Western mixed s4asS Tor White Southern and 99
&C. fer jersey ana southern Yellow. White Beans better
and quite active saes Of 100 bbs. 81 0Sl IS
bush Canadian Pee. hrH aud in fair demand saes Of go
bush afoat az 81 vs..
6NNY CLOTH-Ai Boston sales Of so bales have been made
.. l-c.
HEMP-Mris Continues in request with further sales
2ooO bales, ale t moe. for the
week up go bales in B-9n h-re H.
symptoms there nothing Of moment doing AID prices
what ucuiinal
HlDEs-Tke marie; and moderately active; sale,
90 Rio GreIde Cow 21c $50 Buenos Ayres &c,
lpoJ Neser1 lie, 100 COEdOys ~
noe. 90 Buenos Ayr. HoT-e, private terms
HOPs-The demand Is moderate ouneE prices sales a. 10
Sc. ior So Old chiefly hed By Speculative who repor
nothing doing.
HAi-rse demand is Ar for .hiPpinE and the msrke,
s;.aGy sales u leo bales al I)d 75c., y lO q.
RON-sccth Ps IN moderate request a. steady rates es
@; 80 : Ia 81. months.
LEATHER-We d. not tad a1y caanEe IL prices The de-
usnd is moderate f4r both Hemocs ana Oas.
LME-koca.4Id quiet o. b.. ior Common and IL. FOR
Lump
LATHs-Esster continue quiet aud prices ia the absence
sales, lou4s. Is0 three needed
the present time
MoLAssES The Transaction. are ar sales Of 20 hhdI Cuba
Nuscoyaco al s.. and IS bbls NesOieans a. iS.
NAVAL sTORESSprits Turpentne continue. in sctiye de-
E immediate aud there also inquiry
export bit very Irregular receipts fair bgt
.l ei the pressing Of ibe trade the
.al.. AID comprise 10 Ibis board snip the Brook
yG side, {. Sc SCo DC. :; 5lle go do, :a5 spg 5e
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-21
MARRIED..

'YAILEY-PERCE-On Wednesday, May 10, az Drndes Yates
County N y by the Mr. Harrison Gilbert T. Bailey OF
Croo Falls ~ " and Mis-. Georgia Pierce daughter OF I'd
.mund II. Pierce, esq, Of Dundee.
BROWN - SMITH On Wednesday May ls, Al s.. Johns
Church by Rev Thomas T. Guion Havens Brown Of
BROOKLYN, TO Ella ID Smith Of Newbrdge Long Island
FLOYDDU BOiS-On Thursday May 49, BY the Rev George
W. Du Ohio, NcOl Floyd esq, Of Ucs, to Cornea
Augusta, daughter Of Cornelius Du Bois q this city 49,
GiIROLA-DIjKE-Op Thursday May 49, By the Rev. Bishop
Hughes the residence ofthe brides father MI Ang GHoa
San Salvador Central America TO Codes second daughter
Of Isaac Duke Of this city. - .
UfFINGTON-vRED DfNBURGH-On Thursdsy, May 10. at
Mr John w Huntington Miss Julia E., daughter Of WIN.
ID Vrecenburgh, esq, all Of Brooklyn. - .
XHURST-O -OGti-In Brooklyn, Wednesday, May ~,
by the Rev j. Law D. Pastor Of the Centenary Methodist
Episcopal Church Richard s. Hawxhus 10 Amelia Oss,
daughter Of James Ogg Of Brooklyn. .
MILLARD-TUCKER-On Thursday evening May IL by the
Rev DIR. Dowling Mr. Walter Mard 20 Miss Anne Tucker
both OF this city .
WOODS-CIA West Winfield Sunday evening, May
I5 by the Rev. Mr. Coleve Mr. Daniel Woods to Miss Anne
ClarE both Of Winfield.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-21

Totals. &4lOo7 d S2oiB So SIi,oW ~
The two steamers tomorrow will take million and
half of gold and perhaps million and three quarters
This will make shipment from Boston and New
York of nearly three millions of dollars during the
week This drain is having its natural effect upon
the market, ard parties having money loaned out or
TO loan are moving for advanced rates of interest.
There is considerable changing Of loans but as yet
no difficulty in obtaining facilities at the advanced
rates. Several of the large banks decline any trans
actions below T. cent, and in some cases cent;
but there are many loans at p cent outstanding
which have not been disturbed. There is a slightly
increased offering at Of the banks, but the dis
count houses still complain of scarcity of good pa
per. Call loans may be quoted at sac y cent first
class paper al y cent, with few prominent names
at 5a5i y cent for very short dates.
The negotiations between the Erie and Central roads
awaits the action of the Erie managers. The discus
sion we believe, is closed The proposition before the
Erie includes advance of freight rates to
ave point cattle freight $75 q car from Buffalo
New-York and $40 TO Albany, and passenger fares to
50 50. The hitch appears to be that the Central
Company are unwilling to pay the Erie subsidy of
5000 or $3.50 600 2 annum for keeping passenger
fares up. Meanwhile We hear that the Michigan Gen.
trial. Michigan Southern and Fort Wayne and Chicago
roads have made an arrangement for Eastern-bound
freight, which goes into operation next Monday, by
which rates viii be materially advanced. The rate for
cattle from Chicago NewYork BY either route is 10
be 20 cents T. cwt.
Messrs. lie Huray s. Co., No. Wall street, give
the anne xed ouot atons
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-21
To Mariners,

LiGHT-HOUsE on BoDY's ISLAND CoAsr oF Morris CARo-
LSA-REyoLyNG LiCHr.IDforssion has been received
this Office from Cspt L. sIeayes Corps Of Toposap phcal EBg
Engineer kfth Lighthouse District ihs. the light house
boys Island, n. C., has been built
The tower frsum Of 10 il built Of brick Is eolOred
white the hight is base 70 the focal plane So feet
hight Of the focal plane above the level of the il ~ feet
The illuminating apparatus revolving lens Of The third
of the system Il Fr-sel showing bright aA every
which should b. visible In ordinary states Of he atmosphere from
distance of IS nautical miles.
The position of the lighthouse is a. follows:
Latitude So a. ~" North
Longitude 10 81 2D, Wes; Of Greenwich.
Tie sht viii BE- exhibited for ft time al sundown on
Friday the fret day of July and will be kept burning
hat aId every gki thereafter. b order.
w. B. FRANKLIN Secretary.
ofice Lighthouse Board, WashiDg,on May u, 1859.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-21
BROOKL YN ITEMS.

The BOARD OF EXCISE CoNMIssIONERs.-The
Board of Excise Commissioners met yesterday for the
purpose of considering applications for tavern and
grocery license. Last year, between ninety and one
hundred licenses were granted. This year, there ap
pears to be general disposition on the part of liquor
dealers to procure licenses, and already there are
nearly one hundred applications The license fee is
$50 and the following licenses granted yesterday
Nicholas r. schsnck Eliza Bulsdon, Benz s. Nelson John L
Costissn, John j. spowers John Laushhn VIM Boodeood
John C. FORCE, John b. Howell, Peter NJ Peterson Eman el
Bsnse John Zener John sehlin Patrick Mooney Harry
Russell John 0Mahoney, Christopher ONe Patrick Carney
Charles Giddngs, John TerDey, Peter keegan n Often
THE BROADWAY RAILRoAD.-The Broadway Rail-
road Company have constructed turnout at the juno
ture of South Sixth street and South Seventh street.
for the accommodation of excursion cars that they
will not be compelled to stand upon the main track
while waiting for passengers. 1t is stated that this
Company had an offer for the controlling interest in
the road at high figure, from parties who it sup
poeed have an interest in the Second-avenue New
York Road. The offer has been rejected.
Sunnys Dr.TB.-Charles Seideer was found dead
In his bed Yesterday afternoon No. Messeroe T. D
He was tailor and had been sick for days past splitting
his work be sent his wife she returned found him
dead The Coroner was notified
FERRY AccIpEyT.-About 9 o'clock Thursday
nsht ssh. accident occurred the Ferry foot Of South Sew
street. The Niagara Of the James slip Ferry entering
the P when be. engine stopped On & ins .saet the Ns
cTnshed in the guards doing dana TO the extent OF s NC
person Was injured
UNLICENSED FISH NESDERS.-lnspector Jones ar
they crossed the Fulton Ferry
license They were detained hours and then permitted
- - on, promising TO take out licenses.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-21
MARLNE JOURNAL
PORT OF NEw-YORK..."....hA,
Cleared.

STANDARDIZATION Foster, Charleston Spoaord TIe.scn
"a Iorssf Point, French Baltimore, II. b. Cromwell Co
Star Of the West Gay Aspinwa NJ Roberts ooean Queen
seabury Hayre d. Torrance, Kangaroo Orb 'esey Lvss
pool r. Cuplrd. ~
ships-R Kelly, Sherman, Liverpool Boyd Hinehen Tar
TAR Lice Cen. Town and market h. Moulton -
B,IIs1nsrrmsn (Swedish). Lnas,rom, Lisbon, faans y
MfI S.e Bfd.slI Sors H. & Hardy
Srboorers-Coi sattery Davis, savannah MeCrady NJ y
rs r D,y Hscknsy G,or. .,tos u, Dibbe Bunce j. n
sy,y. Stone, 13ibsra H. b. Brookman Co.
sop.-Pbonix Shepherd New Haven, H. Rseketti Thos.
S,.amrr-EAnn Eliza Robinson. Philadelphia n Briggs
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-21
THE LATE RACE NEWS FROM THE
LOST
To ae Editov Of The " Y Tribune.

To n< Editor c) The " Y Tribune.
SIR: Please relieve the anxiety of your correspond
ent, who seems so appropriately named "Mr. Done
For" by stating that the gentleman with his three
sons, whom he so uneeremoniousy left at the race
course on Wednesday last, remained quietly on the
stand, out Of the rain, until the last heat was about
being concluded, when he and his three sons walked
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-21

= ,,,-.1;, Caiabvoh from Gla,goue-Frsncis 2in<.
Jane. Bsniord MARY and Jane Middlena, ksy; AeS s
ard lady Wm Covert. Alex Hu,chison Ms Sa~~ ih' ~
NJ. M1ir and child Wa Robsrson, John WAser, JN "
Cr.sor-lT. and 2lO In the st--rake. ~ .
Tn ,,narship p,oo Belfast ard QaeerssocS- ~
,rS l,Sy Mr. Fr.;inshaus and lady Thomas T~r.d Wa =
son M Drrid William Ferguson, T. Bean,,to M, css,
Tbomp~nn Mrs Lynch Mrx Hushss. two Msses hasns
GeSdr. Thomas Collins Daniel Coylr, Daniel LawTy' and u
IN the steersgr. 80, x1,...-. H..
Peters Mr.. Milhken. -. =, ~.
In ba,s erondxt yv~ Ciezfaseos-R O. and Geo H. hus-
land r. Odsrn Rev b. Bradshaw, Fanny schmiiE - ,
~ brig Sce-are from Porto CdbsAe-Snas Sosoes H. 10
q sc nckel
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-21
BY telegraph.
CaNnX HDOR

SANDY HOOK May -, suns.t.Steamsr Edinburgh, from
Gsgow ship bark and bng going the bay Stesmer
Star O the West ior Aspinwa passed the bar AZ 345
ships bsrks and bngr schOr inside
bound. Wind :. Il. Hight; weather hszy.
HIGHLANDS May D. sunset-Three bsrks and one bris
passing the Highlands, inward bound. Wind light from g.
weather foggy outside.
BOSTON, May 1.-An hip Mary Z. Campbell, More,
New ORLEANS bark b. steson Jordan CienfIesos Nmrod,
Whiting Manila
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-21
Disasters, Ae.

NASSAU, n p, May 2-The schr ~ J. Inserso from New.
York bound 70 Noble wrecked hs night Of ID. 9Th
Hsrbor leland vessel tgta Oss part Of CARGO all damaged
saved and ought mere salvage agreed upon 4 pr
BY letter Ellwood Walter
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-21
10 the and obtained aod sea, without confas,on
or difIeuty and, afty p,easan. ride, reached the

South Ferry Having eeen al the race, and without
being in the least =" abou. the same time that from
he own account, W. Done For, well soaked ootn m
side and out Sotng it through the muddy streets
Of WihausburgI swearing vengeance at the Railroad
for discomfort and inccnyepiences that were alone
attributable & hs own Impotence.
YoT usectfuy, NOT DONE FUN
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-21
BROOKLYN COURT OF sEssIONS-MAY 2I.-Before
Judge MoRRIs, Justices EMMoNs and HoYT.

George Thompson, mulatto, yesterday tried
convicted burglary in the second degree eonosy
trrng the house Of A. d. Wheock in Hicks street the 18th
a February last and stealing worth 5 The accused
the State prison for eight years He 46 Of
n cooper by trade and had previously served term in STATE
prson tor a similar offence.
Michael McCann indicted for burglary in the second degree,
So robbag house In Joremon Of lead pipe
yced Of petit larceny and the pententiary for six
months
Bepcy Victory indicted burglary In the third degree
acquitted by the jury without leaving their seats Ii appears he
had been for drunkenness and key answering to
which had been taken om house which had been robbed
found upon PERSON He could not however be connected
with the robbery The District Attorney stated and he was
discharged.
George Rogers tried and convicted for grand larceny
heupop he was sentenced the State Prison for years
Charles Mehan was tried the charge Of grand larceny in
stealing fifteen yards Of cloth from Mr. Branard doing business
in the Eastern District The only witness female, the
goods and her evidence being deemed uDre
liable the accused acquitted.
The Court then adjourned till Wednesday next.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-21

MINIATURE ALMANAC
su,-Ri.es aSs S.ts......... 7:l5 Mcon-Rses II atS
~ HIsg w,rER rHIs DAY.
Sandy Ucok . a Gov isd lo:J7rn Hell 0sta..... Ga
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-21

JoHS Ii. TYsoE New Branswick, N. j., has THE TKIsrs
6r sale.
r. PoPz our Agent In PAIL RIVER for the sale OF fsE
TEisCE Der Daily, SemiWsskly and Weekly editions cen
be ohtsiDed from him.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-21

The Southern Commercial Convention ADJOURNED
on the 18th inst, to meet on the second Monday IL
November next, at Atlanta, GA.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-21
Total l.......................l,l55 ,l55
I'll pnaa ar-4 Pnnrl.

Total Pots ard Pearls ...............l4jI
COTTON-The market has been buoyant under the favorable
foreign news holders have advanced their prices fully &
pB. The Improvement has checked business. We quote
CLASSIFICATION.
nlanda Mnhlr. n O Tex.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-21
PASSENGER Sailed
Passengers Arrived

=, ha,k Tsye,a for 81 Thoma', ". Mrs Day.d n
80. NJ sra Ms H,ilbaih and child, Mrs d. Weln
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-21
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-NAY 20 Before

The Grand Jury having finished their business were
dsoharsed this morning for the Term They pHsened very
hxRe batch Of indictments.
Mathew mcAeer tried and convicted Of burglary in the
third degree He remaDded for sentence until Saturday
his counsel insisted after the verdict given that the prisoner
gu but smother and promised 20 produce the
guilty within four hours The Police informed tho
Court that McAeeT notorious fellow Ills assocses
thieves If whom In the State Prison at present
Anne Brown tried for the grand larceny Of $50 Anne
was employed by Mr. Tennessee IS mouth servant
One day Mr. Tennessee went when, his return the ser
want had vanished, together with SS belonging 20 him. He
subsequently her In Hester street and tailed TO Der about
matter wher she offensive aud called 10 her assist
rather suspicious dsreputbe looking character She
convicted petty larceny, and sent 10 BsekwePs Island
fbI months
tried for the Rrsd larceny Of S69 worth
Of clohins property Alfred H. Thorn residing at No 50
g. Msrk place On the 18th Of November the complainant
ded No g East Sixteenth street where Lena in his
ptoy At that time fire occurred there and after
& the articles missed Tney traced TO the house
Of sister Of be defendant and found there by the police
She convicted Of petty larceny and sem TO the Penten-
tjsry for six months
Alfred ssbderson and Cbs Moo,e negroes pleaded guilty
of pity larceny, and reHand-d.
James Raymond and Adam kerneT boys pleaded guilty of
petty larceny and were sent to the House Of Refuge