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SINGULAR AFFAIR IN BOSTON.
A Wife Elopes with and Marries her Hus-
bands Lawyer-The Injured Husband m
Pursuit..


From the Boston Herald, March IL
That portion of our city known as the North
End is considerably agitated at the present
time, in view of strange case of seduction and
elOpement which transpired last week. The
facts rs related to US are rs follows:
In the year 1856, Mr.. John ID. IngersOll, of
No n Charter street, then a widOwer became
acquainted with Miss Adeline L.. Ames, who
hailed from Delhi, Greene county, n Y. Mr..
|. was pleased with the appearance and man
ners of the lady, and soon made proposals of
marriage. He was an undertaken and needed
helpmate to charm away the melancholy in
duced by his profession. They were married
by Rev Mr.. Smithett, September 2 1856, in
Christ church, Salem street Mr.. lngersoll
took his new bride to his own house in Charter
street, where they had lived together until
Wednesday last, when he was ma lie acquainted
with the crushing intelligence that Mrs. 1. had
taken husband No 2, and departed for some
other locality.
1t appears that the tickle woman became
enamOured of Mr.. Geo. /. Yeager, young limb
of the law, who had been trsnsacting some
business for her husband in collecting bills,
during an illness of the latter Yeagcr Is II
young man, and he succeeded in ingratiating
himself inte the affections of Mrs. l.. during his
visits to the house. to that extent that she con-
sented to shake off the moral coil which bound
her to her first husband. and. in defiance of the
law, of which Mr.. Ieager professed to be an
exponent, and marry him. The seduction was
effected during a week 5 illness of Mr.. Inger-
soil. and Heagcr procured marriage certificate
on Monday last, by authority of which Rev.
Phineas Stowe performed the marriage cere-
mOny for the pair at his house in Baldwin Place.
After the ceremony. the lady returned to hus-
band No. |. and on Wednesday. on plea that
she wanted to visit her sister in Lowell, she left
town. Husband No. | conveyed her to the cars,
where husband No. was probably lying perdu,
and the guilty couple fed TO parts unknown.
Ii was not until Friday last that Mr. Ingersol
ascertained that his wife had obtained another
husband, and on Saturday he procured some
formidable documents, and started in hot pur-
suit. Mr.. /. is a very good undertaken, but
whether he will Overtake her remains to be
seen.
Yeager is about twenty-six years old, and
resides in Cambridge Mrs. Ingersoll is forty
She represented to her first husband. before
marriage, that large fortune was about to fall
to her, and the same story may have been told
to husband No. 2. The eloping pair carried off
some money. and papers of considerable value.
belonging to Mr.. Ingcrsoll.
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Nj TEETH.
lVI. LOOMS, NJ. D., the inventor and patentee of
the MINERAL PLATE TEETH, attends
persons personally at his Office in this city sv~
Many persons can wear these Teeth who o~-IID
cannot wear others; and no person can ar others
who cannot wear these.
Persons calling at my Office can be accommodated
with any style and price Of Teeth they may desire
bu to those who are particular and wish the purest
cleanest, strongest and most perfect denture that
art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE will be
more fully warranted.
Rooms in this city, No. SIS Penn avenue, between
pbia. se 2l-Iy
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THE PACIFIC MALL STEAMSHIP CON-

Il PANY.
One Of the Steamships Of this Company, carrying
the United States Mali ACAPU Leo, >fGAS
CALIFORNIA, and OREGON, leavesS5E{H
val of the L. 5. Mail 5. s, Compsny's Steamers,
which leaves New York and New Orleans regularly
on the 5th and 2Oth Of each month, with the mails
and passengers, connecting via PANAMA RAIL
ROADS.
These Steamships have been inspected and sp-
proved by the Navy Department, and guaranty sped
and safety.
The Panama Railroad Cs7 miles long is now com
pleted from ocean 10 ocean, and II crossed IN or
hours The baggage Of passengers is checked IN
New York through To San Francisco, and Passep-
gers are embarked at Panama by steanler st tne
COmpany's xpense. The money paid IN New ork
covers all ex penses of the trip. -. ~. -.
Reserve steamers are kept IN port IN falhfna ana
San Erancsco to prevent detention m case q aoci-
dent so that the route entirely rsiotie-no failure
having occurred in eight years
NG Passengers leave Panama the same day they ar
CCoaanctrrs 90 through BY each Steamer, and take
charge of women and children without other protec
For through tickets at the lowest rates, apply at
,ha gencv III West street. New York, 10 T. w
RRssYNoSD-or 20 ARMSTRONG. HARRIS &
CO. New 0rlesns-or c. l.. BARTLETT, Boston
sxra If
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DENTISTRY, &c.

n DENTAL NOTICE.
DR. HILLS has removed his office TO the rooms
long occupied by DIR. Malster, (S5 Penn'la ~
avenue, between 9th and 10th sts..l whep M~
he will be pleased to see all who may desire
his services For professional ability | am kindly
permitted TO refer to DR.. Malster. ja4
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Marine JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEWBORN.
Cleared.

Steamships Huntsville, Post, Savannah, II g. GronE.l 4
Co Augusta Woodnu Savannah, s. Mitchil jamestown,
Parrish, Norfolk. Ludlsm hsincten Jas. Adger, Adams
Charleston, SpofoTd, Tuest1n Co. -,
ship.-OrPfeu. Brem. Vessels, Bremen, HeEnas', Muller
4 Goslipg; h. G. Barney Peck. Ape chicoa X Pest
Bsrkt-Berths X chm Ham Schulz. Hamburg, Funch 4
Meiucke; Peri Thesrrup Havana D. Carlisle Co Eeon-
sas Ryder Havana Mors Bros navarro Lucy iog Inlr'
low Havena Brett Son Co John Kerr, sweets9r Cafde'
uas, BucA Co. Emerald Iss, Hsney, 81 John N b.,
L J. Peters. ,,
Bns-W f. Brun. Kssbt, Rio Grards. NJ nil K Abbot.i
Jean Bapiisie 0ogs Point Peue Heysood Powers Ar
,oyo p R. II. southnsyd gorsi w. K Sawyer, Sawyer,
Eeuyits, THOMPSON Hunter; ST. vincent lBE Gsnion ST.
Jobr, N A Lesry 81. Post, Thompson, Mobile, ~ H. Brig
ham -. . m,,,
LyrchbuIg Hairs, Richmond C. II. Person gilmore,
Wibor, Wimi1 goD hcCrrsdy, MOr Co Lay suh1iA,
Baker Pt.ce phA James Hand Nette SMITH Cha;han, A
HoEes; Howard Lswfspcs, .sheIp, }. L. Oayls Ia |,
Khur Boston. Nesith Sons. Sarah H.Ts Undsihu For
tune Illsno T. Ginsru Porto Platte orssn Fechtmsn,
Port Pstte Gspcke Kectgen Rel shet WI o the "hp
OBJ HuLt Bsruuos vocal Firth; JONI Hes2ni Hels q,
Aaiil.ns J s Whitney Co Southern Belle, Smith,
Chsrleston D. C. Murray; Armada Knowles Petersburg G.
Jor Fl, Beds Norfolk surge- Chairman Co. Tee Bt5ttef'
Ward HAmptoa Van BruHt Slaght West Wicd, Bufne,,,
Alexandria II Bedsn; Ko.ath Psttsngil, BJs,on, s. W.
Lewis Co Trcsnt STOW, Boston, u. L. haico CO.. D
y. Hal, Kilb1rn, Boston Nesmith Sons
soop-PhsHix. ShePpsId, New Haven, master
steeueI-DelAwLre. Cops, Poi sdeipas. 80
cs,reo I4tt-shir Monsoon, Baker CAi.o' L.aa Co.
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DIED.

ALFoRp-Oa Saturday April l6 81 Tie residence Of bis grand
fahsT N IA saum's Ric.AId Lo3viCk Afford, Of W c.
Afford OF West Point Ga aged years, months and days
Due notice viii b. given Of the funeral
BANrER-At No %S West Fifteenth street on Saturday
ing ApIil Is Mis- Joanna BsN.er
BLOOM-At No 50 secopd street, Friday morning ApSl
IS after skOt illness Morris K Bloom IN tie &tA year Of
his
BLOXHAM-In Brooklyn, On Saturday, April l6, Mrs. Jane
Bloxbsm, wife Of Richard BioXhAm.
BRETrHAUPr-In Brooklyn, Friday, April ~ OF nsIn
mus c. r. Br,tthsnP esq, Ia the eth year OF he age.
BRowN-At Nc. $50 Fourth avenue Friday, April IS o.
consumption Orlando ID srovn, edes; son Of hesss L
BrOvn. aged 81 years and Is days
BuELln Brooklyn T. D., Friday evening April Is, Aener
q. Buell. aged 81 yeals.
CLARK-In Brook,D Mr. Edward Clark, bran uloalds sEed
4syesr native Of Dublin ireland departed this life on IN
day, April Is, atsI shoIt illness.
CORNELn this city Saturday, April le ofeonmnpos,
Mathew Cornell aged 80 years.
CRAGGS-In Hoboken, Friday morning. April IS =.
O'Clock Of consUmpdon Laura e,aghtsr Ct John he''sJ
Csssss 81 London, England
CuNIFFE-ln this city Friday ansrnoon, ApEl IS Mr.
Francis Caifs Of the tim Of Insoasby dAsted Canide
DlRKE-In this city Saturday evening. April ls a. u
oSoek shoxt and severe tlaess Mrs. kzAbsth fohc,
ofils late Richard psrke In the 9TH Of her
pARLINGIn this city on Wednesday April Is asT hnEsr
re mn. a. Catherine rect Of Seth Darling q suthsown,
Long Island, IN the eotb year OF her age
TLLIS-IB this city, Saturday April IT, EdxsTa C Els
aged Jsss and month";
F,ALEY-ln Brooklyn Friday, April IS Thomas fssky,
s,se 81 ,srs SasIt Of ysEl C!aiss0H'' S'0f! L''i
md, Agh2d.
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eILLILAED = In az 5ty On :s.aIssI -. y ,Isna
,1e1 q years ronths and days
JlkyIs-At Bllb7rn, " J, On saturday ArI % AA'0h
jaws M h. Ash year Of bin age 49,, .-., 70 IT,.
M, s,e r,,sepce in Mourn train ~ issv. me motifs
"a E.seI Ralrasd D-po. foot ~ Cour,sodt tT..i
A m returuia at $40 m. his fensi VII DC '@keh :"
the Cypress Hiis Cemetery for intfrfnett
In ,h. etv on Saturday, nornins April TO- Warrington
L.. ,ou on the william Lee in the so.s year Of his s.
LINNER-At No. IT'S Wet Thirty ninth street: Friday
Anil IS Edp ard Of Nj hsel and JOhsnnes Limner
xcRRIpE-In this city Saturday, Apn &c. Ross, he be
los ed wife Of Ph,nck HcBrite
McKEON-In Brooklyn, on Friday April Margaret AHgo'is
dsush,er Of and Elizabeth hckeoD, seec year
and moths
OLDERsHAW-At HsooD, Ga, on fhuud,y' Aa'ca ~ Nj
John II. Oldertsw, formerly Of this city
OBRIEN-Ip this city, on Saturday morning April 10 a.
oicIock Mary Anne q Biien, aged z years
ROsENCRANTZ-At Hohotus Berssn County, NJ - on
~ dnesaay mon e April 49, after lingering ineIs Cornea
eurn reliet Of the s.e Dr. Eli Ros,Dcrsntz In the Soh
year Of her age.
tbi. oi.y on Saturday April &c. Mary, the beloved
Vie Of Michael Wsrd Of County Carlow, Ireland
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passeurers Smiled

IN feam,hp Nsr- York for Bremen AID Souh1mpton-rhe
Hon r. scheden Minister Re,ideht Of Bremen Washington,
D. C A J. Lander aud lady Brooklyn, L. IL M's Caroline
Colby, Chsries.owp Mars Mrs T. Schultz, havans Ms
VIM Hermann AID child, Hamilton, c. w. Mrs Reimer',
Mrs John Linnepsnn, child and nurse, M L. hsss'
Philip Maitn Hamilton c. w. Mrs Sophia Teitmsnn hs
julia Tei,msun, Phineas Borgess. Brooklyn, T.
Hasemeytr N. Y 60 Esgers Porto Plata T. Hoose j., A.
R.cknase Joseph Schorn Edward Behr, Alfred Leo, New
York Norris Einsen, BALTIMORE Gorgorzs Pspsms; LAT
dor Damieus EewOresDs; Morris Uni Jacob Ffaepke Louis
VILE KY; Jacob Schle keuberg.r, New Orears hr' u
nurse child Mrs Els Burghard and children, Mrs
Elise Wsshausen and CHILDREN. FIR HsyemeJe lazy sud
cbidrsn, Mrs Bertha s'svgeDbourg and children Ne.
Bsluf and children WILLIAMSBURG, Fere. hergert u
Reiupger, Eew.Ycrk /. Fhsomsnn, Phils K sturmwad,
Mr., Hlcket and fon. O. Mayer. EewYork h. Eole, Mexico
M Jacob Mayer NIL saukee Mr. g W. Hsse, SICK Cams
Vile To- Mr. Franz Volt, Newark, ~ Mr.. O. L. WolDen
Phila; Nr. jacques PsoD.t Mr. Jean Viguery Mr. Jean
Journe and l,dy OrlesIs Mr. En- Muencb, Far West Mo
Mr. G y. Meyer, Mr. Carl Blumenroth Indiana; Nj Joon
III. Msrbod Mr. Hermann WarnsiDg, H. Rev. y Koenig
Mr. Antkon DesbsI, wifs and son, Quincy III Mrs David
BecI Pbfsde phs; Mrs. Emile gels and child, a. Lsu'sr
Jung Richard Enses Chicago; VIM vor der Hske, 81 Louis
j. Won swisten Havana Mr., Magealsne Bieket az tso
,ons Phadephis; Aess,rdro Medin Nicoo Belsdisowch
Pe.ro ksndicb California; O. Dresnol New-York Charles
NaoLtop lady and children. s. Louis Jos schmft ONO
arc 81 In the s,esrsge. Total. ls9 49,
In ne Gusars Pastor - AntreyI-Mlss L. Coulter, Miss
Bemensns, A Grhouse 6emelmsns, Henry Lipow.kyi MT
Mann Igr atz Gsul VIM. Hopper Mrs Hsmm Dr. C. u.
Henry Hsus B. TinchsDt y. de Ia Orange, w h.yer T.
NJ. no Mr., Nigel infant Esephauer Henry hars"a
ter Tbeo Dshen Mr. and Mira Oehrsten and IS In the steer
Tot
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Arrived

Steamship Marion FO,.sr Charleston nd'e aHe pas' 70 Spot
st.smstp A.osms schesek Savannah ud's aa1 pass =
S. L. Mtchii < 5ou.
sesossDp Psk.sburs Powell, Baltimore ue.s aud P.'' to
n. B. Cromwell Go. - -. i,
snip i,asor ID sosor) DoArs narnr,A, Wet Coss' o.
Mxieo Jan IS passed Csps H0ra Feb H. - stor March IS
LIZ. woed 20 Hoes FelconeT Co hArh u, lSt - p
r % a. exchanz ed sznss with b. ship rEes q TIE SEA
frr II Liverpool foI HeibJ1rre. - .
ship HsteA f seAIspot) Portsr Liverpool Fh "a uass
20 b. r. Buck Co. Hal heavy weather eu be passage
sin Pines. fof Bostou) Bearss Cal.o lGf days gIapo %
Barrel Mur Experienced very light winds most Of ,'s
pe'ssse - ,
.r 9Th Head 18th, Is,sed Cope cd Hope Feb 3
hGca IS tssI crdsr Jso 50 Ia. Is .
r 81 IS exper5er cycloue lasting Il hours March
81 - loD. 81 ~ spoke tIz vosnsse ton Boston
II Iicsd e. CRts IS tsys 4h ins. Ia :. S o5 60 %
spe b. Gun Rock f0r Porto Rico days ou The o.
tad at VII Dc 10 calm. Of the p1sase.
ship ca B,ck, CAise ShsIgh Dec - tsss, ke -
WuuLerci1ts Mount had Continuation Of lsht battling
winds Gains t1riI tie ,ntife p TO bsfmui@
PD..d A. Br Jan Cap cd Hope FEB IS sac eerrc1da
rs,s.e B.rrssat !5th bl s.wrs aeasy WIFE ts
u.sih Atsn FEB a. 81 ~ s., 90 - -
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Arrived. SUNDAY, April !

Steamship Roanoke. Skinner Portsmouth he, nts -
pass. 70 Ludlam Henchen. 18th Ist' 6:lo on 49,
INT, exchanged signals with steamship Jamestown De-"
Snip Co den E.se, Luce, New Bedford So hours ia Sla'
Bark Eazsrene BoraBd Attskspas ith Inst sugn nd nS
rs to Stursss Co. HAD some heavy weather. A
Bark Orampus (gf Belfntl Cunningham, sssus oie"
DAYS Iolaises to s,urges Co. vessel 10 mssteL -.
bsk Glars Hsxsl (of Richmond, Va }, Duiton. sn"r ~.
o. coffee TO master Had isht winds me entire ps'w "a
with battling VIII ds and cslms. San
Bark W Porter (of Bo,ton Wikl.nd RIO Jsnes ~
wsv, s.sm.D' di.d Of yellow fever FEB ~ vais gsts
Port, John RylsDd, second ofcer was killed BY s'as"
BIG KeoEa (of Bo,ton) Treat, AreceIbO, r. ~ Days
lssses 20 Walsh, Carver Chase. oa... -
ton, sc TO Nelson Clements. -. A,
Brig ssrah Bence (of Machiss), CaEdenn daIr ''s" ~
Biz W. Sawyer (of cberrydsld Leighton, Cish's'ssh
In St. sugar 70 Thompson Hunter. IA -
Big IDA r. gers Rogers, st Jsso De Cubs VI ~
lid ! gSt trade winds. Wa. ten d.J. from 81 J@ss
CScs. Psss,ss stree .outhsrly winds and fine v,sos "a
list, % miles south Of Chinco,essue, saw the Nsns"
suI ken schooner, shout ten fee. out Of water -
teR PeBuer l. Co Sailed IN company with bfg j. p"
sswyer and o.stlliar, for New.Yors =
schr. L. Walsh, Pane, St Andrews ~ b. Ss9' w"
AG scir Il H tsS q ma.ted Bhd.eu Wilmington ca
nav al stores 70 ma,ter -. -
scLr Mary Elizabeth, Read. Wilmington, n c.'sA'sH
sehr. Fi.h Hawk, Bush, Georgetown, 8. c, 49, ;"
Sir nsret,. Cosn), Jensen, San Juan, Ne, u @r'
Aspnxsll % days, hides, &c, to A. Baet ,..x 4
Schr. Ida Mailer Hubbard, Aux Cares lHia't' "s'"~
70 II Becker Graves -. s.s. 40
schr Arcade (of HsmpdeD), Carl New.Orlsan, ~ n
&c, 90 master. 18th Inst. lat d 90 lon. H'' 40"
Leslie from Csrdenss for Bost0n. 49, 40
Schr. Will.t L. Robbins, Peterson, " sea&nx1o
u.ysl stores to 3. Blossom SOna .,o, H. .
schr Loui,,, ysahorS, newbsn 4 days eo'U''
msstsr - A,,,Ste 30
schr Virtsge, Col. q 81, Albany, ndse, eoune
S,hr Florence, Jameson, ROndOut, cot' oo1n2
Scbr Pautuck,tt Wood Rondout coal BONA
schr Jane weeks Warebam tsys, Bah N
sehr. j. O Ferris Bush, Virginia days oyss"
Schr Brave ConoD. Virginia days, oystsh
scbr u. II. Parker. Parker, Virginia Gays -. syssn
schr C. H. Vaa Name, Van Name, Virginia .@' ,.cs ~
schr. Emerald (Brl, Finer, Ari'hst ID o''
Lfary 81, .,,,
scfr Trimmer Lsfsrge vrgioa days, oJssnm % rsz
sloop Blackstone. Allen Providence z osI. a Cse ~
steamer Ksunebec, Hand, Phlsdeiphs sDs
mdse. and pass q Perkins -, a. rsse o.
steamer Pelican Aldrich, Providence ndse /" xr,1ky
BELOw-Brigs Delhi Of Phiiad,ip9i,j sSss sxisL
TrLssen and Adelpni, and schr'. NJ D. Lane 40 sass
WIND arips the day from N. N. w. ." D.
". ". ".
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CUlRLRgTOE.

CHARLESTON Apn is.-rhe s. y eySaS
vile, Cart Murray, from New York, arrived A'' =.
this (sstr6sy) ncInirg. - h.st srcb1ses
sAsDf HOOK, Aphl nth, suossi.-ons - ,as -
3. W SPIT outward bound. schoonsf o. liz In. W
Fireman & CO signal sod two bngs ~ ne p" a.
uaht r. IN 8 W Nesther cloudy. -. IN IL -
HI9HLANos April l7,h, s1nset-ons y" Vt1F
No TIER inward b-uDd veaels IN ssns u JIG -.
ircm : Ue.ttsr clear .,..,s frstos1-<
NEWPORT, Aprl J6-In PIT. BRIG Ar oe,, sssb es|
sor Portland, % osd for Havana IN o,bsn -
TIE kDli aud u,terss saved from tue sssG9s,
tsore IetortsG wrecked % Beaver Isi o. .sss sssf
they nov he, IN f.thoms water brought -
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nnnRf CALENpAR-YHI, DAY.

USIrED STATES DIsTRIcT CoURT.-Jury trials.
SUPREME CouRr-CIRCUIT.-Part I-Oyer aud
SsrUtrst. Pant iLNes s1s lSS2 1874, loss l232 i25,
156, llSS NO. l54 1876 1850, 1884, 1916 800 stH 1884,
1850 1880 Par; llNos l0 ISL. eli 9s5 lOl7 ll9 la5
bsl les, lS2 l6.7 le29, lSSl, 1885, 1885 1887 l6 l6iS
HAS l64L
SUPREME CouRr-SPEcIAL TrRM.-Nos. ll2. 203,
2s see 2O :ll, as 10 2ls H. 81 ST. H. u.s. A 1i9 Ill
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Nos. 81, Ii, 233, 2S9, l29, 80,
272 Isl 2Ss 2ss 2S7 500 SOL lS4 s. go SYST So SO1
sic Si 32 SIS SIS. SIC sls ss3 So S2l SIS S!i SIS ST.
CoURr oF COMMON PLEAS Part Mos. 623, sg8,
eSa sSA eS s6s 6SS 25S s75 $40 s7s So SIS asa 99
Part u Nos ga ST. SIS las, s2 9s4 sS ssS s9 sss ss2
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Decrease compared with 5soS0S
The Fulton Railroad has declared semi-apnud
dividend of y cent. The Minnesota Mining Com
pspy dividend Of s. p share, payable on the % Of
Msy next.
The Board Of Directors Of the Pennsylvania Rail-
read Company have declared dividend Of p cent
on the capital stock of the Company clear OF State
tax. payable on and after the 18th Of May next.
The Judgment for about $4,000 900 obtained by the
Receiver of the Nicsrsgua Transit Company ssainst
Mr. Vanderbilt by default has been reopeIed by con-
sent.
The net receipts Of the Pitt'burgh Fort Wayne and
Chicago Road for the second week of April, was
SO 500 49, The Erie Road is come 5000 behind
thus far in April in receipts, but the earnings will not
show 20 large falling of. The Central holds mp BET
ter but low rates OF freight and psssager traffic are
having considerable influence upon the earnings.
There have been some negotiations going on between
the Erie and Central managers, but they have arrived
a. 70 result Another attempt we understand will be
made re1t week to form an alliance, offensive and
defensive sgsinst the Pennsylvania Central and Bal
tin ore and Ohio Roads.
The receipts Of the Morris Canal Company for the
week and season, compared with corresponding time
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MARRIED.,

DE yAUON-vARlCKon Saturday, April le, BY tie Rev DR..
Nnenbath CD aries De yauon, esq, hsrietie Nsdcs.
JACORUs-DELlUs-Iu Brooklyn Long Island. on Tuesday,
Atul ~ by John Qutoy Adams Muster Of the Gospel Pc
ter N Jacohus n q Cadsel, ~ j. 70 Mis- OstiuA T.
Dehus Of Phi sdelphiA
RlcE-ROBERTs-on Saturday, April i6 by the Rev MI
HiscoK. Mr. Thomas Price to MA Amanda a. hosets e0Ia
of Ills city.
fELLKAMPF-vON PRorH-On "Wednesday, April IS by
the Rev. A. h. ~ He'd, Or Med Theodore A. o. rekAnpi'
10 Niss Marie {. Won tToth. both o this city.
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PeDorLed bu Teieprdph.

PHILADELPHIA April l6.-FLoUR dull; suPehae So ~
S6 WHEAT duh; sales 5000 bush. at + So 80 for Rel
and ~ 6t9sI IS for White Corn duh sales 1900 bush Al
s6ds7c. for Yellow. WHISKY steady. 49,,
Nav ORLEANS April l6.-CoTToS firm ssles4 900 bales
SAVANNAH April 6.-CorroS unchanged In puce sales I'M
INcIsSAr April l6-FLoUR firm In price and active; sales
today bbs $50 S5 65 WHISKY hrnl sales OF 300
bbls at 2ac. Provisions unchanged Me-" Pork spmiasL
Bacon 6iaSic. 1890,
NOBLE april I6-CorToy Sales 10 day 50, bales prices
Ekhtly " Mddlipe l2.c.
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24s Se.lhs and 2,63S bsptismr, Of rhIes SSS were
those 81 children. Daring the previors year the
nan Der Of bsptsms 1895, showing that lat yssr
vas one Of urususl psosperty IN the churches. Inc
oeest preacher connected with the Conference Rev.
Ihoms, Neal who entered the miristIy 10 loOo.
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B,ce;p,. Of Produce Arm Is.

BY fas E-rs Rdiro1s 90 bb Fcur $50 psgs Pr1yts)os
e.. S..t1I 90. Geese p co. AIhs 81 Os,s y
H,a tales NCo D.. Co;,u, S9e sdss Lss-hoI, 100 rolls
do - cIe.ssc EsEA
~ A0-n SIRE soGfi-4 80 sss. your. los ptgs Pf1st
2ie tides L.shtr 80 tria. Os.A 90 60 Corr jS
d. kNr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-18

The United States Trust Company Of New-Ycrk, as
Receiver Of the KniekerboCksr Ssyil q Irs:itutou
snrource in another CO umn third and inl dividend
Of Il y cent to the creditors Of said Ssvtgs Iastitu
tiop mskirg the sgsrtesie dividends S6l cent pay
ste on tie 18th iIst. al No - C,dE street.
TIE csh syets and liabilities OF tee NeS-Ofesns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-18

MArkets-CASrTvLLyE ErosrSp res rss ~ T. fSIsrsE
SATURDAY, Apt Is
asHEs-rbe deusni limited for both sines ;hs sass are
81 bsla .. o. IS for Pets ana PesEls
COrICN-The nntsg 10 ,b- bafrr's favor With s.es OF
2seo hsIss mostly spet We REFUGE OF qiotAons
sEwYosE cLsssiFIcArios
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-18

An arrangement to extend the Income Bonds due Isl
February 1859 to 1870 has been made, and sinking
fund Of so OCO per snnum established for them. Toe
Directors recommend another sinking fund for the
bonds due in 1866. The apparent earnings OF the
road are about 81 q cent on the stock.
The gross earnings OF the Indianapolis, Pittsburgh
and Cleveland Railroad for 1853 present about cor
responding decrease with those Of b. and /. The
figures are as follows:
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NEW WORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, APRIL Is, 1859

alel: Cev-York Central Railroad, 76I e16ti Enc
Railroad, 9jel2; Bsrlem Railroad, l2i ei5i hN-
lem Preferred, All a4li Hudson River Railroad, st
es3l; Read NJ Railroad, 5lS5l!i Michigan Central
Railroad 52i aj2i Michigan Southern and Northern
IrdisIs Railroad, 10! a l3li Michigan Southern aud
Northern Indiana Preferred, 3ei a%si Panama R.il'
road. I2lisl22; Illinois Central Railroad, ess s69
G.ers and Chicago Railroad, 81 a6s; Cleveland and
Toledo Railroad 26i d26i; Chicago ,nd Rock Island
Railroad. 57ta57;; Illinois Central 7s, 70, So 1885,
Pacific Mai Steamship Company, SLASH.
There vas not large business done for the
steamer to-day in foreign bills AID rates are frner
Sterling is 1902 10; Francs 5.l5d5lli.
F,eieh,s are dali and lower. To Liverpool, 100
bales Cotton ct 5-32d; 60 boxes Bacon at Is I'd
tups Whslefoots on private terms. To London, 2oO
bbs Pork at D. Cd IL 900 Canada Butts and III ,Oco
HID. Saves on private terms 200 bbls. Oh Cake on
private terms To Rotterdam, per Eagle hne, 5VO
bbls Rosin st e. Cd % tuns Measurement Goods a.
%. Cd. A brig from Norfolk to Demersrs with HID
Slaves at 81, 100. bark with Saves 10 Cadiz at
So
The busiress Of the Sab-Treasury WAC: Receipts,
els 800 ~; for Customs $8l 600; payments, s2J,-
"A %; balance, $7,0962l 20; Treasury Notes re-
oeved for Customs the psst week, S39, l49 81. The
balance in the SubTfeasury last Saturday was = ~
4J9. consequently the street has gained during the
week about $l25 900 from this source. The payments
of Treasury Notes for duties continue to be very
email.
We annex comparative statement Of the I'M
porte Of Foreign Dry Goods and General Merchan-
! Z Al. l. ard ain Ia