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LOUISVILLE, KY, May II, 1853.
The annual private tobacco premiums were awarded
today The h0gshead taking the first premium sold for
manufacturing for SOC pound the hogshcad taking the
premium sold for 33c pound; six hogsheads for
shipping which the third premium sold for 12xc.
pound. The first and third lots raised In Green
country andt he second Taylor county The compe.
ton for the annual State premiums comes of Tomorrow
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The Case Of Captain Van Welt.

The charges preferred against Captain Van Welt bv
some mule contractors during the Utah Campaign are
generally regarded here In the light of persecution Il II
understood that aidavs from parties represented az
having paid Van Welt bonus, have gone 10 Washington
and that they will efectuay Quash the case Of his &C
Van Welt, II In stated, will demand Court Of
Inquiry into his Official conduct.
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Arrival Or tho slosp-oft War rr~bIe.

-, c.. NORFOLK, May "a, lStS
The United States soop Of war Preble, Commanoer
Jenkins has arrived here after passage Of sixty days
from MSptevide0 She left there the brig Perry tha
storehp Release and the Caledonia and Westsa
port Tho brigs Dolphin and cambridge had goaa -
BusG06 Ayree to look after American interests
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Movements OF Senator Douglas.
NRv OnIEASs, May "a, 1860.
enator Douglas has arrived In this c.ty.
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Southern Ocean Steamer Movements.
CHARLESTON, May 70, 1859.
The United States mail steamship Marion Capt Foster
from New York, arrived here at half past nine o'cocl
this morning.
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Tho Missionary Society OF the Protesta ne
Episcopal Church OF New Jersey.

BURLINGTON, N. j., May a. 1863.
The Missionary Society OF the Protestant EpisoopAa
Church OF New Jersey met ut the City Hall this evening
Chancellor williamson presiding
Rev. II. Brown preached the annual sermon.
Tho treasurer, p Burlington, reported tho rooetsts
OF the year 81 AL and the expenditures 81 400.
Chancellor williamson reelected President. The
meeting was large and good feeling prevailed
large number OF clerical and lay delegates 10 tina
nuai Convention, which will meet 70 morrow already
10 attendance The election Of 70 the lAta
Bishop D0Ane will he the principal business
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The Queens Birthday In Boston.
BOsros, May "a, 1863.
The steamship Canada was decorated with flags and
salute was fired from her deck oday honor of ire
birthday Of Queen Victoria.
COunterftits on the Brighton Market Bank.
BosreN, May "A, 1850.
Owing TO the couptereits circulated In New York eEA
the West, the Brighton Market Bank proposes 70 with
draw from circulation all its hundred dollar bills
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INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON.

Dispatches from Utah-The Government OH
cials Stln at Vssiancc-Fresk instructions to
sur Minister IN nIexics-Probablo RecOgni-
tiea Of the Juarez Government by England
and France-What IL Thought Of General
Walkers Last Msve-Fsiiuro Of the Mission
Of the New Fork Custom House DeleRa-
ton, &C., SC.
OUR SPECIAL WASHINGTON DESPATCH.
WASHINGTON, May q, 1859.
Dispatches have been received here from Governor
Cumming Of Utah. 70 the 18th ult Considerable excite
uent still existed among the Mormons, and il With
great difficulty that he could Keep them in subsection.
The trouble Misunderstanding between Gen Johnston
and Gov. Cumming remAiss in sass quo. He mentions
nothing about the probability Of collision between the
army and citizens, although he says they armng
Themselves In case OF an emergency
Dispatches to Mr.. McLane were before the Cabinet
again to-day and will be despatched by special bearer
TO morrow for Now Orleans, in time for the Ten
sessee's mail, which leaves tho LIST. They are
full and explicit, and arc ell that he asked from
the government The English Minister here is OF
opinion that the British Minister in Mexico will soon, If
not already recognizes the Juarez government,
1t understood he has instructions to that effect and that
the French Minister viii follow suit.
The administration s considerably puzzed and taken
aback at the sudden turning up Of Hlibuster Walker.
They have all along been assured by tho buster leaders
and elsewhere that he had given up ali intention OF
interfering further with Ncaraguan affairs. Our squad
in those waters, however, have full instructions what
to do with him in they catch him. II is believed
hero that be coutemplates landing at Sonora
The New Workers. who came here to stave or action
the part OF Secretary Cobb reducing the force in the
Custom House failed completely They left this evening.
Collector Sche arrived this morning. and left this evening
for home.
The despatch about the Cromwell steamers lately en-
ployed In the Paraguay expedition should have read:
That the purchase money the four would amount to
$3.50 600 addition to the which the government has
pay for the chster-the charter money all going to.
wards the price of the vessels government tit to
purchase under the terms Of the contract The Cromwell
Company greatly opposed to the purchas
'og, aad of the company stated they willing 10
give bonus OF $4,000 If the Department would not pur
chase The Secretary, however, has decided that ID bet
Ter for the interests Of the to purchasefor
the vessels not required by the navy, they
can be sold for much than goo each But is
believed they be useuly employs the coast and
Gulf Of Mexico.
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Boston, May "a, 1853.
Professor AgaseE delivered eulogy Hum oidt BE-
fore the Society Of American Arts and Sciences at tao
Athon4uu, this afternoon,
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New York, Wednesday, May Is, 1859.
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WOODS MrNsrR NJ BUn.DINa. b6i and bes Broadway
uxusoftAH eeHas DAk0as. Adam OF ruB LAKE
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BRYANrE MINISTERIAL MECH ANICs' HALL, ~ Broad
Sxy.-NscRc SOsGs, kc.-AIN'r Cor TIxE TO rARRY.
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GEORGE CHRIsTY'S MIk6r REIS ~ Bruahway.-BuR-
EAsouIs soEGs DANCES kc-pkrER fIPER PxPrsR PoDaR.
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BABNUNs ANGLICAN MUSEUM. BFosAwaY.-Aner.
noon and Rvsnnx-UHoLB Tox's OABH.
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MeetIhK OF inc Church Anti-SIavery Society.
BosroN, May "a, 1859
Inc ist anniversary OF the Church AnSavery Society
was held to-day-Rev. j. G. Webster presided,
Addresses were made by Rev J. N. Murdock, Rev. Mr.
Mccormick, Of Ohio Rev Gilbert Haven, Of Cambridge
Hon. Amasa Walker, Rev. E. Haven, and others.
Rev Gilbert Haven advocated the right of the church
10 interfere with the system OF slavery and prevent the
rendition Of any fugitive from the South.
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LAURA KEESYs THEATRE No. ga Brossway.-AID
BpNnKR NIeHTs DRKAh
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DIED.

ANpRHw-Ot MoadAy. Jure IS aars ssor. I,a-ss Mn
TIE RELATIVES 80 ED. 4 tie f.n, sy ia.il 70
avenue ri. (Thur-dsyl aerus - d ooocs ~iios, further
Invitation.
CAkiLF-ou w.dae.ss, rn.ls Asher s,ee Garlic in the
IT, r,yrs sps epe. 4 ,niy respectfully Invited TO
at.snd fn.rs ihis tThuscaNl Afternoon, at 0c!cck
from his late r~sidercr. NJ. 81 'hsritca street
III. remains vii BE- taken TO S,~ Brunswick, J.. s inter
BoPKINs-sussenlv 8, Grerutsrsa Abb, j. ~is Of Law.
r,nc, Hopsins ane dsusfier - s.rjso.in Florens.
F rsl irorw l7th st 70 oc1ck. tt IN bus Residence, near
Dubts teu,.
PETERS Brooklyn or N,sys, jun 49, Emily Ana. wifi.
Of HUI. Sstier. seed = ys~e and q DAY.
EOLLEAN- Ia I'M. city, o. soS'.. June IS An''a r. h'n
man. Is months srd IL DAYS
KlNG-At Nc - West ,ry 6fb stree % r~ssy Jun. ~
she userius re.. Mo smirs kus in the stb year Of
b-f
Grogv II ChAss M lAc Ia the -7tA yra ~ s r
LAMs-Ir ,h. city on TUESDAY iuo- a. chse. so Of VIII
liam ana ArIr Ian ,. AGED years nrnths and dsyA
LICnTENsTEIS-in thi. city, s-.sA Juur IL Jc'~ph
sb = seaman sd cathsa- Licheos-A, AGED
war {. months and 10 days
LYNCH-In hi. siy MOsiay, JuH' is Of consumption
usltsJ L, Lch ss-d % yeaTs-
yoursr., daughter Of Peter srd Margaret Murray ssrd 3
months and Gays
ncKesyEk-n thi. city IN Morisy June IS ate short
il John aekeev,r formerly Of No 81 Fra sor' street
sr-e - yeas
VBRikN-in Brooilyn OIL Tuesday June H. William oBrirs
ONEIL-u mi. city. SATURDAY, JuEs H. Mrs May oNet
oi the ate 1houa. Neii. pEiairf ,sed 10 yrAns
sAvAGE-on 1H..f norr' June = Toe yes o' ms
no,b-r 2ol Nes; Th'rtyiourh stree, Peter H. SAVAGE
n III. SetL year % nis .
H fnd, ,d snd 'ho.. ct his brother JAMES Z
suo Owen Mssn, respectfully viied 20 s@nd hs "a
neral A. u o'olo,ss solemn hish Ma. WA D. on.'a
IN Tor " his snui IN NJ Michael. Chach, West
rhirt, fir~t street., Ninth syeuue, AZ lh oeo's
The rrma ms viii h. tsk-n o. Galway Cemetery
sTEvEhsOr-ln, hi, city Tuesday jane a. aner lin
ern. uess Samuel S,vsusn l. ths I'd yea Of he age sou
Of Jol J. aud Eliza steve
Won AXTE--ln hi. city. Tuesday. Jule IA. Henry Won
Az. ss-o ). yssrs months.
WFaNS-In this city. Mondsy, june IS, Miss Deborah
Weeks Ab-aion Weeks sased IN the 18th
yesrcf her
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NEWvJkRSEY ITEMS

BEuTAI ATTEMPT TO MURDER WOhAN.-lester-
da, noon a man named Robert Cook residing at No
fl Sussex street, Jersey City, made brutal Assault
upon married woman, residing in the "a lie house
named Anna lvers ~ Is supposed with the INTENTION
oftaking her life Mrs. Ivers states that Cook, WIN"
is married man. had on several ucca.iops ma lie H.
decent proposals and had finally Threatened that II she
td not sccede to his wishes ne would take her NE
Becoming alarmed at his threats and opportunities
she rad hired other apartments aud insIdsd TO move
last evening Yesterday noon, Cook, who Is a ia's'
powerful man. attacked Mrs lvers IN the neu anu
knocked Ter down with a powerful bio" ON the eye
and then Jumped with b"to feet IN the PIT oi her
stomach, aud after kicking her several times IN the
lower mart Of the abiuneu left her insenSibe ON the
floor and went away.
DIR. Ouedor, City Physician was called IN aud
found the woman in a cf,t cal condition. b"od-'es
ses had been upured in the lower part al the aodo
men, from which large quantity ct b'ood us'
flowed. She WAS also pregnant. the Doct'r sue
ceeded in stopping the flow Of booc but 1t Is feared
that ath will tpsuc from internal tjuiies, or from
il fsnu alton.
Officers are in pursuit. of COok, but up to l.si even
ing rad Dot effected hi. Ii was supPo-ed thar
l., had led to New-York. Covk was much ini0Ii
Gated al the time Of the assault.
Suv OF PROPERTY FOR TAxEs.-The safe OF prop.
a., s,r, tus.. ys-v =; 10 Gel CA this rani'a'y' ..
. the CT, Clrik. othce, n Jei~y li!'
RAILROADS IN JERSEY CIrr-N the meeting
o,,b I,r,.Y City Conn Coauel OF TUESDAY ss~nrS
krs spd MrI,ushlu. COMMITTEE gu s,reS' L'ea
- sr,rt;rs o rrs.iou Samuel Westeo s~d on-' :,
,r.ek horsc railroad u u cfne s'I.r' s
nv, and Montgomery street.; under pf''iiioa VI 'a'
ordiUsptt: Lilo, - -,r r.n ,rsch. through
II J,r.-y C,ty s, the Hoboken .nd jersey 0'S
Hos. Railroad Company:
c..,ox 4 Tn ,hai not exceed I'VE cent?
So Their. shall BE- but ere rsrk IN Any onr IT. s,
src s Tie Gonna shall start > car ''e'' *" ~
each ie'' TT pan, shah oocup, only sueeni ~idih Of
',s - se Con paw shall 'ay their iset jointly ri,a a
srnsx ~, 10. Common Council may hereafter s'e
,,si,u 70 IA, q track IN the same street -, --ol.
,i.id up,n the table toJ one wees Ala '~-
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CLosY->wFFSsY "a Bro %iru. "a LAY Jun. Y. ey
ts- n B-bcy Cosea- J-es Css-t ~ ssfs1 T. s~r~-
r.y. a., II Bfook.yn
RETvF-EUp>Os S--s,y e--.i,s Jrrs - ~ Ne ksv
sr. nj- :, 10 RS see the brides fsthrr, Ma ~
F..r street Mr Hrrr, &c. sii- >oPhA e,rst dssxhter
u Mr. Jane. Hu6s,r al - rn-eir-
TAyLos-BATCF II DFR-f, r..i,y. Janr - Sc s,'slyn
hv ~. Rev w ~. sus prts HAT-s rsy lor g. Mss H.
l-r l. Bsi ssldss esush,ss y p sa,csedsr 81 Al OF
Holster Me-.
TRIBUNE ApTHUR-Oa WEDNESDAY, June 10 lSS. 81 re
krotuce Dutcl Church P.ssaie. J., BY TIE Kew y z
sors Pss'or NJ Trhuo- 70 JENNIE ts-s iies Of h'ch
AID D. Arthur, al & a.. shove pis
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,orp- rarEkDAk-THI. Day.

SUPREME Coz AI-,IECUtT.-pAkI l-Noe IL,
1874 ls-s l-5 -7 1871 1919 lJ77, 1919 lss tlSs 30
sls us 81 l,75 6i1 -, sS3 ~ Par II -sl- lso,
-. "a; les. o. - scs ~ ia 81. g. l'jo, ls-i
sas, LEA So @p". SO. ~ - a. 49,
suPEEyE COURT SP.cI.L TERs.-NO- x, ~ f,
Iss ~ ~ H. e. a. o4 H. lie H. s. Is, V7 H. Ia i
is! Ia. . - 80 ,oc
SUPERIOR CouRr-P.kr Nos. %, rs. lso,
. lss go ~ zls sea- 6s 81, as y 81 tsl 81 -. 20
g. ~" 7ol .. 500 IS PR li-N rs o's Va ~ w.
ssl 81 osg ss 4S5 as s65, So eS SO VA =. 90
CouRT OF tossoS PLEss-PtEI L-Nps. 20
ILL., iils lIi,oiia liza il25 az. an Pan IIIs' ~
rs SO .sa O. 80 go. 49, ~, yI7, 81 -. - - ~
49, . ~ e4l ~ ~ -. Iog 1913 1917 leiA . - =.
kISGs COUSTr CIEcUIT CoUET.-NOe- Is o. 10
60, H. IA. To- - ~ a. 40 IN 4, -
IS, =, 81, 81, S. g. 90 s.. 81, a, g.
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the eyes Il the almost distracted ladies' who NJ accom-
panied them to the bank they hal both suok twice.
and yet were rescued at he last gasp by three gal
liant lad, whose courage and presence Of mind de.
serve to be commemoraed. At the imminent peril of
their Own hves the boys. whose panes are Alexander
SHAW and David and Edwin Dusenbury, plunged
into the water and rescued the young ladies', who
were borne, insensibe in the Of their friends to
che Mansion House where all the parties are spending
ahe Summer. They remained unconscious for more
than two hours
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CUsToM-HOUsE SEIZURE. - Yesterday afternoon,
three officers the 5. Customs uaned BroSn Graham az
Thousand dolaIs worth Of cisAs ana
casks wire at the store Of Frederick "asreI No III
Ewen srst T. aud had them taken 70 the Bonded Ware
house az No l2 Broad New York Tor determination
The goods had parsed the Cusomouse aud partly de-
yed examination Of ole cese OF cigars disclosed
TIE fact that etng std thu whole u toen were
ordrra 10 be examined Tn, officers procured .esroa warrant
ou Justice RydeT order th.t they might nave authority 10
search tlep
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THE WIDENING OF BROADWAY ABOVE rhihi
FOURTH STREET.
To he Editor Of The \. u Tribune

To De Edtor q Tie Y. ]. IT16Hnf
SIR: Between the points above named, II s"s.
perted that Broadway or the Booinngdaie hoAu, oe
ENLARGED to a uniform width of 100 feet. me Poso,
in psce where angles sharp corners can be re ovsa
by adopting courses ~ near a. may Dc 70 . tme
DTesent lines For the purpose of taking the nta'e
in this movement II Is proposed that Co'i''. Oh,
rs;sed nv tine Common Council 10 be composed either
of members of that body, Of persons outside the
Board-wth power to have survey and MAJ map u as the
49, - @ together with saea Of and on eseh
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BROORZ YIN ITEMS

LARGE FAMnY.-Plymoutb Church and congre-
cation are to JOIN in Family Strawberry Festival,
given by the Sunday School, this day. Mr. Beecher
Is to be of the party, and Of course pleasant time
is anticipated.
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Ii w INT ELLIG EVUE.
THE GLASS MURDER TRIAL.

SENTENCE OP MANUFACTURER N THE FIRST
DEGREE.
COURT OF OYER AND TERMISLR-JusE l5-getor.
Justice 0oULD.
The testimony in the above case was concluded
about noon this day. Mr.. Whiting then summed up
on tehalf Of the prisoner, and was fcuowed by the
DrtrietAroruey for the prosecution.
Judge Gould then charged the Jury, and spoke of
toe solemp duty ttev had to perform.
The Jury retired abou; O'Clock and shortly before
Doe eek returned into Court with verdict Of Man
SLAUGHTER IL THE FIRST DECREE The Jury was
then poed by request Of the prisoners counsel. and
all having ackno. lodged that to be thir verdict the
prisoner was removed in custody of the Sheriff, and
the Court adjourned
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MARRIED..

,rrKTFy-sA LTsBrRY-In Jsr~T CfT. % T1esday, Jlne
"a ), ~. r., J. Bowden George Bailey Of se- iIf.
10 Mar, ss,tgfJ d.ssass Q! HsrIy salisbury esq q yer
~ C..y.
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Ton vas sdotsd fixing Sturdy. Jun- r. ti- tbs, tie
t'nn tt~ ~n-h =. the CRY C-rts DR. TO ssr 81
ties intcTts.ee in the rs;ter
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LsfiNG BgIGfls PAvEstsr.-The Common C,ur-
81 o. jerry city, A. thsir st etnE det-d have to cob
o. "lts removed In Montgomery s-., from EDfson -
Msrrrn stree srd Belgian Pavement sub-,Aued. Aso n
Hucson-str-e- forl Mouig lney 70 Yo-t street
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IAdver isoment

AdveS,isoment
METALLIC TABLET RAZOR STROP.-The inim-
its, sce obtsned Of th' so manufacturer j. =
SAUNDERS No Asto Hou and Of the yaJus agents through
orffh .eifv
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ADVERTISEMENT

IAdvrrTisenrntI
Few need to fail of success or to be unhappy II
would talents occupstion and their de-
Of taught by PHsEsotoGicAL ExAasA
TIoN FOWLER WkLLss No. SHS Broadway.
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MILITARY FUNERAL.-The 10th Regiment Col
Samuel Graham parsord yesterday the remains Of the
late Capt John II Cans Cyppss Hills Cfn.i~ry Company
Jf.rs,n blues, Cap. kicnl acted body ggsrd APT
aa- commander Il tue Rngsod Hof- Guard, ioh h7ei'
lueut at the Of bis decrease.
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BuRGIARIrs-Yesterdsy morning, about o'clock,
the stable ii Lockscod. coner 81 Tenth s,d ooutn rus
e,s D. was br hen op II and horse and hsrues, vausd
AZ stolen the time, wagon was stolen u N
h, stable j. H. W No 80 Eleventh street The thieves
r,captd with ID, II bopy..
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tAdverisementI
BRADY's GALLERIES.

AMBRorvPEs AID DAGUgRhEorrrEs.
Nos. s5s aud e4S Broadway NswYork and No. sa Penn
sylvsus-sv.. Washington ID c
Pictures OF all descriptions copied 10 every style Of the Art
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SUPERIOR CoURr-rRrAL rrRN-JUst l5-Befor. Jus
ticr sLossoS.
DAMAGES FOR KILLING CHILD.
Flonucr SULLIVAN. AdtDini.irsor, sEt. }. l. Brown
In tbIs ca-e, which az acton u recover dam
sre for S-nih ~ child Killed BY t, the Juy rrudrrvd
o-ds, for plsinff for so bynv Tor p@inti
Grshsn, hspp Tor d.i.ne ant.
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The Boston Ard W,rcest-r Rsihesd hes declares Q

Tn. Bo-,on ard w. rrest-r Railroad hes declared .
semi .spuul dividend Of 3 cent, psysble Jslyi.
A meeting OF the stockholders OF the T-haaatePcs
Con pany is to be held al New-Oresns to-morros. -
discuss measurss to be adopted for relieving the Con-
Dsny, il possible, from it, embarsssmepts- WIZ
few passengers aud treasure has been found I'M
p, ssible to mske the route pay We trust, however.
something viii b. done TO protect Mrsrs. Hsrgoas O.
Go. IN, " q. Crescent says:
IL was confdeltl, believed that large sums would
have been paid into the cofers Of the Company, -
Subscriptions TO the capital stock Of the Con psny
Thee expectations, Il is presumed no, reah sed
There As however, many COZ plants Agsiu~, the
ac.uept or directory Of the Company. Nearly hall .
million Of DC nars hiss beef sivsDced by pablo To-
s'itutou. 10 further ami encourage the undertaking.
There ia an exposition due tnm som"~ here-e'thcs
FINN Messrs. Hargous & Bro, New-iorS, or iron The
directory Of the Coupsuy or, IN realty, from b'ss
parties
TIE charge in the shove paragraph, regarding NE
gentlemen Of New-0resps, may BE- an atenp' 70
plsce the msfoitunes bankruptcy Of the Co npany
ON New Orleans. The nail contrsct, on shich an al
vance MAS ub,aiIe I'll iro9 four banks l. vt course for
feeo by the detentoa Il the Steamer, aud no otacr
CONVEYANCE for the mails provided. We learn thN
Convention of the Stockholders 10 called for the l6h
in t. but that vii meet the cab cations 1T thu Com
pary 81 far NJ csn iesrr macy Of the tockhold-
ers and hod,rs Of bonds 60 mol he value III pm
rgsrdir the Compsn! or iis privileges.
TIE annexed statement of the condition Of the Cas-
ten Company Of Baltimore is from the snnas report
just published:
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FEMALE BURGLAR.-A womsn named Anna Myers,
about 40 years Of broke into part Of Mrs. Daniel
Cams residence No "a rhth and discovered in
the act by Mr Mccain The burglar Of bu, puu-d
by Officer Mcconnell u the Sixteenth Ward who her
custody. Justice Quackenbush committed her for trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-16

RIAL ESTATE Tie following sales were maze
Yesterday by A. J. Beecker, Soc n Co:
Two brick houses ard To- Nos III and III. p'iS'" - ora
SIZE. II lot, 2ox6l 'cet
rouf.,Cry bIei warehouse md o No. 81 Commercial
NL.f srooklyn Lot IS ixlso ee;.......''''''' if''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-16

COUST FITZGERALD IN LIsBo.-Cornelus Fitzeer.
al odessed and pretty extensively brown p-ze
tEtter unoer the above coFnoreE, formerly Of Albany
r.sd ye-ierdsy ard placed under $3.50 bond.
Welsh, for socns PASSENGERS the California ships
without oeBs'iD other words carrying bushes,
without y emission from the authorized,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-16
'Advertis-ment.
IMP TUOIrSkND pORTRA ATS DAUY-SECCFSS

ONR THOUSAND PORTRAITS DAILf-StCCESS
OF HOLINESS NEW GALLERY No. sol BRoADwAf-rHE ORIG-
81 PORTRAITS REDUCED 80 CssTs.-fbe people will
have their Photographs taken economical and mertorous
they nsh at hoLMtss gsIy the model depot Of ant IN
America gotten up fr the experience Of lifetime aud
5000 acquired pa serving the lovers Of art Of al nstions
and al conditions ch end po he pbsn and the n.bob alike
Tbs Pssteograph, style ze portrait BY Mr. Morris
j. the feature Of the gallery Between Amiy AMI
Fourth streets
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-16

CHILD DROWNED IN A CIsTERS.-Coroner Gamble
held inquest "Wednesday. at No. - Thomas street upon
the body 81 Cshsce Donn child year. Of who fen a,o
cern the premises and drowned The Jury rendered
the usus verdict and appended to H. S4ab
for csrssy leaving cs.ern
posed after he had be, notified of its condition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-16

FELosIOUs AssAULT-A carman named Garrett
Cohessy Of No Il Washington street arrested BY Oc-r
Quinn Of the lot Precinct charged With committing eonous
assault Luke TOoe, of No p West The prisoner
is alleged Tooe the and little with pocket
kLife nfots wounds Justice Connolly before whom
Cohessy TAKEN committed him the Tombs for trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-16

AcciDEHI.-A youth nsned Charles Kelly aged Il
year. so ~ tshs key while work 10 the Bronx Beaeh
e. Dye Woss West Farm hal Of his hands badly
s.d ~ being caught in the machinery Had the
Lad would have lOst hi. l...
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