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A JCpGE Is JAIL.-Ju uJgo ShIIbeck, Of
Kentucky, was lodged in Jail at Newport on
Friday on charge of felony, in aiding a pris-
cner to escape. Considerable excitement was
manifested in Newport, the general inpres-
sion being that the judges proceedings were
all rnockery in behalf Of the escaped prso-
ner The prosecution objected to bail, con-
tending that the offence is not bailahlc
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Wuur, TrtL Orrposp.-We ,aw, an

WILIAIi TELL OUTDoSB.-We sawa sports
man ofthis city, on Saturday last, shoot an
apple frorl the head OF n friend witha rife.
The apple was pumped neatly through the
centre, ald the young man who had made a
target oi himself seemed to regard the matter
rs very good joke! BY reque3, we omit giving
names, hut vouch for the truth Of the statement
The distance was about liteen feetand VIC were
shown tw apples that had been bit IA the
same way previous TO our arrival Hayod( Ct)
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FRIDAY, May 6-P. ".


Stocks underwent further decline this morning.
and were heavy through the day, though steady al
the lowest figures touched in the closing transac-
tons The fall in prices though quite serious, was
not so decided as generally anticipated, and there
was no appearance of a panic, notwithstanding the
alarming character of the foreign 1t is evil
dent however that great deal of anxiety Is felt IN
regard to the effect Of the terrible conflict which
seems near at hand in Europe, and the immediate
consequence upon our stock market is feversh and
unsettled feeling, which is very likely to continue
upti the progress of the war develops its influences
upon our commercial and financial interests. The ten
dency of war in Esrope will naturally be 20 raise the
make, rates for money there and important change
can take place in this respec; at the great
financial center of the world, without causing
disturbance in money mstters here. The
high rates of Foreign Exchange, aud the rapid In
crease in our specie exports all point to this result
The largest dealings at the first Board in New
York Central, which declined TO III, but closed
steady at the quotation. Hudson River and Harlem
Preferred declined to each but were not active.
Reading was pressed for sale with some vigor, but
was steady at 80 during the call and in the afternoon
was slightly better again. Michigan Southern guar
an,eed declined to 81, and the common stock was
also to Y cent lower, but the transactions were
not important in either The April earnings OF this
road show decrease of shout So, 900 as compared
with the responding month of last year. Michigan
Central dropped TO &; and was offered down
10 A. $50. The continued large decrease of
earnings since April lst suggests a doubt OF the
July dividend, which before had been considered
almost certain. Galena and Toledo were both lower,
bat had fair degree OF stesdiness at the close Of
each call. The movement in Rock Island was
less active than for several days past and the stock
declined to 50! the call, but in demand at the
quotation. The street is that the parties OPP
eretipg in this stock are enlisted for long campaign
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-07
Receipts Of Productivity 5 and G. 1879.

tRepored ezeiusrey fer The n. T. TRIBUNE, BY DEEw
FEEscH Merohant, for ,is Sale FruiS azd
street, ezadr2 through from No 1870 ReaGs street % No
PER sENYosk AID EslE R.ILRo.D-lSs casks and - bbs
Po,s.h j DO Pork ls2 do Flour - and lo Dbl Lard
and - bb Beet Hams 4s bb- Hams ltl rods AID 1904
-icrs leather 100 and 81 bb Beet Dbl Pig Tongues
bbL Tongus boxes Veal bundles CGiEs, 2 pkg Batter
Dbl Troty SEED Oil HIDES bale. Pes 20 do Dri.d Hd-
- bb Graz. Seed - bali Skins 81 Dried Hides box Cheese
b. Beazs DO Com, Il hhd.. Hans bA... f.s, S Be--
so bag Oats, 81 bbs WHISKY, do Cider ~ saeIs
Wool
Pa MrzcB.,rs LuE-S25 psgs Bu.te- n Dutch Cheese
4ooops Fovs = dressed Calves = bbs and cks Ess % b
Chsess ia bb. Potatoes do Toug- Psr-nip Is
Carrots IS do. Vinegar, 10 do Crsu ber.ies.
Pa AYERCAA EXFREss2 pkgs Butter, oyops Fowl q
Calves bbls EsEs. bx.. and bot Poultry
Pa UStTEo STATES ExPsEss-ei2 pigs. Butter sxs AID
bbls Poultry, Dbl EgZs b1s. Cheese.
SEwYOEK AsD TsoY sTEAAsoAT Colo bales Wool, 80
bels E,E. l7g o. POt4to q PkE4 Butter y b1. Ckse,-
Pea SFw-YOEE ASD EE~-H.vFS R.fLEoiD-3 Veal. aud
baskets Veal. bbl Hans 81 boxes Chee bbl- Figs
tb. Pose- 81 ia6 Butter. Loop Fowl bale Leather,
Pa HAMILTON a ssrrH's Lrsy-Borge Greene County
-" bales Hay, 100 Veal Cave 10 Cows AID Csys % bb
i.s. 100 bas osfs, 5pss Butter 100 bo Po.soei - pairs
fou - obis. Cider.
Per Barge Wyokizg- "a Feed AID Msa y Live Cslve.
20 bb Rye Feur 10 bale. Hay 10 ptsl Butter g Live Fowls
ibis. Eggs. Cow AID Ca.
Total Ia c.sl. and n bbls Po.ssh ii5 bb. Poi s2 Do
Flour - t. and 10 bh LaFd- % snd - bo Beet Han
IL hhd. ard Isl bb- Ham lo@ ruL L-sta 90
and u" AID - oo- Beet Dbl Pig ToUsaes bb.
TCrzues boxs s1d hs.~ts Veal lS Iesl Csly burnrs
Calf ska. 1906 PKG Butter 80 DBL Po,s'o- bb Esss
Is oxs I'D hhts Tooao. bb Tno,hy Sod al Hides
Skins So Dried Hide. 40 bo1es Cheese. be- Ban bb
Cen. h4.si FAX, box Bess-Wax 80 Reg. o.. bb!s
MLky = 55s. Cider y sack, Woo 81 Dutch Chse coop.
FoS boz. PsGP- ID bb.- Cso,. IS Dol. Ninegsr 10 Dol.
i50 bee. Hay - Cows nd Calves. ~ pair fcws -, sE,
aid " "a, y LIE Calves, - bOls Ry~ Flour
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uARRsE d.

BFHNETT-BURC ""dp-.day May 81 ~ the ~ =
Il 8 bsunett esq N kddHs Nse- " ~ 80 ~ a.,
eksId, .sa Of wilton Conn
BFLI-LATHAk-0n WsdDssdsy evening May N orIhan
sy,pae Method Protrsisn, Church, Wilbam,bnrsh Ling
Issd by the Rsv o. c. Dieferson, the Rsv WI nei'
late PnIeipsl u North Hebron Institute - y" h~ Lucy
dsnshter 81 D. x. Latham ESQ, 81 tne same city
HILL-PARsHLI-Or Thursdsy MAY s. In tie First Rforfnea
Dutch Church New. BruDswek n j. By the Rev ssmo- d
Howe D. D. w r Hi q this city, 70 Jeanne, as1el'e' u
n w. PARCEL 81 the former place
INNES-JACKsON-On WrdDesday hsy a. tne rerdehos
brd-s fstb~r by the Rev Edwn X l. Cs oH@fcs H.
Antis Jackson.
JlCKsON-WILLIAMs-In Blominssae, on W.dne-dsy'
Nav T. IN S.. Miehsefs Church, By be H-v re,.r,
David s. JaoksJn IT,, Elizabeth g. daGsh;sr al A. v MI
LsfDs. NJ ID.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-07

The shipment Of specie by the two steamers to-
morrow will be Unexpectedly large, probably million
Of dolars making nearly two millions for the week,
of which more than half is coin Bars are scarce.
To offset this partially, have been receiving con-
siderable gold from Philadelphia and the interior
during the week, and the Cahawbs, from New-Or-
leans, brought 1000, probably Mexican dollars
The business of the Clearinghouse to-day Was
81 34s, eco. There is an active investment demand
for Government IS and l0ii l04! bid, the for
mer for SlC0 COO. Holder. generally ssk lOii 1861
for registered. Treasury Notes held firmly al Is
+ cent prem.
The supply of frst-class paper in the discount
houses continues to be far below the supply Of money
and rates are if anything tending to easier points
On call money is pressed on borrowers at los
cent ard occasional transactions are made AZ ~ v
cent Several Of the leading bank managers, we are
glad 10 learn are perseyerng in conservative course
and " II resist any attempt 10 expand the aggregate
Of hank loans. The immense shipments Of specie. II
continued, will soon force other bank nansgers TO
adopt the same course. There was stree; rumor to-
dsy that further decline of COnsos had taken place
10 g3l bat il could not be traced to any responsible
source and was undoubtedly &c; ahoat TO operate on
the stock market.
Messrs. lie Hursy & Co., bankers, Ne. Wall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-07
MARINE JOURNAL.
FORT OF NETWORK.
Cleared.

STANDARDIZATION Foster Charleston, Sposord estop
Co; Ariel, Jones' Havre D. Torrance.
ship-Surprise Rsnlett, Hong kcug A. A. Low Il BIO q.
Barks-John Graen, Park C1rdeIss Emily s,"ep OF
Johns. n F. Morton, Buckley, savannah Scranton ta-
m a. .
Tangent Reed Portland, O. l.. Hatch Co. .
Schooners-C H. Moller. Nichols New Smyrna Van brant
Slssbt NJ H. M,HD Melvin Philadelphia, w h.k~-i J.
Rich Rhnehart. New Smyrna, Van Sruot Slasbt: 3 r.
Abbott Ludlum Jacssonvie Canadian Goidsward Eht-
bh Madary Philadelphia James Hand L. Scranton, Lowden,
Charleston Scranton Talmsn; Sturtevant Corson VIII
mustou master; Petrol Br skinner roau Phoce f. bsoh
Philadelphia Walsh Carver Chase; Stranger, Br Miller 81
John, n. b., D. r. DewoL
Sloop-New. " ord, Ely, Derby.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-07

Several of our Banks and quite 4 number OF me III
s.lranee and Trust Companies hold large an"Sh.s VI
United states Stocks and Treasury Notes, and 'hey
have asked the Tax Comms 10 eAep' a.
amount of their capital from taxation; but TINS i re-
fused on the ground that Joint Stock Capital Is AKA
bic no matter how invested ar even II j. o-' vu'
il is admitted that any surplus profits, lh'9''eu ~
United States Stocks or treasury Notr-: II NY"
conn 10 ties, the question whether JOINT STOCK zap
,s can b. relieved from taxation II invested IN Gov
ernmeDt stock. ,.u.t
Individual personal properly il admitted by all 70 oe
EXEMPT 10 the extent that IL invested III thcu o'"S
or Treasury Notes.
The Board Of Directors Of the Norris and Essex
Railroad. at meeting held at Newark yesterday
resolved to extend the road 10 the Hudson River and
to raise an additional capital Of one million of dollars
for that purpo.e for which the book. Of subscription
will be open at Newark 90 Monday, the 10th inst'
from 10 O'Clock. The subscription Will be con-
fined 10 the stock solders, who will be allowed 10
subscribe for their pro rata of such increase.
Two parties are at work obtaining proxies Tor the
.pproa ling election Of Directors for the La Crosse
Road on tie last Wednesday Of the present month One
party is working favor cthe present Direction and
the other in favor ofN Cleveland Judgment creditor
of the road aud who has for the pat year advertised
the road for fale under tia, Judgment. The Company
Washington, which will prevent the sale on the 9Th
inst. as advertised. Stockholders should exercise
caution in giving their proxies, 50 that they may not
fall into uniriendly hands. The following circular has
been hsued by II. Buell., Chairman of meeting OF
stockholders and creditors Of the road:
IA CROSSE AID MILWAUKEE RAILROAD CoAPASf
meeting khOd-r. and creditors Of the La Crosse
ard MwaIe Railroad Company held a. the City VI Ne"f
On She h Il April 1889 II was sisted "a the SAID Hee..ne
that an e Directors required % DE- heid MI
Oh edb 81 May IN zach year and y A.,
thrurou resolved that Alexander Mitchell President oi ne
rne aud Fir. Insurance Company Bank, ~ MI
wsukee l. W Wocks President Of the Merchants insurance
COMPANY ~ milwaukee aud Ludlow A. Bstterha President Of
f n. purp ting entire Board Of Directors for
the year.
The undersigned then directed 20 notify the rthode
Of the spIoi the Committee lhey men OF
bh and responsibility and largely Interested III th-
affairs of the sid Company. -,
Should YOU as oethoder be- disposed 90 unite with No in
..ctinR new Board Dire tors look after the important
interest. Of Company pes-e m The inciosed proxy and
return the same earliest convenience BY mail 20 Alex
suder Mitchell esq Mwsukee, WISCONSIN
Very e.p.otiuly, your osedispt servant
N,p- l0rk. May 4, 1853. h BUELL. CHAIRMAN
The stockholders Of the La Crosse and Milwaukee
Railroad Company requested to call at the office
of John Fitch, No. Al Wall street.
The cash assets and liabilities Of the New-Orleans
ba,l. on tba 2Cth of April were a. follows.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-07

and bsve not attempted yet % create any sca''.
Il .,,.t Panama IL the frn.st stock on the h-'' ."
,houeh r traction lower than yesterday. The SIC
us,, en- all st both Boards. In the afternoon tDeie
r.s further decline in nearly everything on the ','
e,e.m Ne..York Central, Rock lsAnd aai heao
ING Ttis last-named stock Re kept stesnT
by Phadelphia operators partly OF account o.
q nrvil.ge TO take or decline, called in street
parlsnce "a put and call" at 9i on 400 shares
Ct stock-which expire. to-moro~-the anne
Of the operating parties being to Keep
themarket price at points which Will prevent
the holders Of the privilege from realizing
proft either way on the transaction. The most
serious decline va in Illinois Central which tumoed
down 10 e3ion sales Of 80 shares. The Bond market
gave way little during the day, and the leading
State Stocks were sold at lower prices Missours
declined TO eel Illinois Central bonds sold at e1'
Aner the Board the market a little firmer from
New.York Central and Rock leland, but generally
nrices were quite unsettled. The closing prices
were: Missouri &c SCI es6i, Virginia Is sileg7i
Canton Company isi9i9 Delaware and Hudson
Canal Company &C. a97, Eew-York Central Railroad,
7I;07y, Enc Railroad 7ia7i, Harlem Railroad III
ALI. Hudson River Railroad 81 -, Reading Rail-
road 50a5CI, Michigan Central Railroad FaFI
Michigan Southern aud Northern Indiana Railroad
9,aI0 do. Preferred 81 a 81, Panama Railroad l2i
ai22l Illinois Central Railroad 63l a 6t, Gaeua and
Chicago Railroad %! a63i Cleveland and Toledo
Railroad 2je25I, Chicago and Rock Island Rail
road 5ei a59J, Illinois Central Z y cent Bonds 40
s. aSt, Pacific Mail Steamship Company '9iaS.
The market for foreign bills is firm, but not very
active Sterling is lC92 9ll0l, with no sales above
lI0I. Francs. 5.l2. aj.l0.
In Freights, to Liverpool, go bales Cotton at
J32 a3-l6d 400 tee. Beef at s.. 80 bbs. Pork at
ls Cd; LOCO do. Spirits at Is. To London, 400 tcs
Beef at S. email foreign vessel with GOO bbl-.
Crude Turpentine at 2s 2 80 II. To Glasgow 10000
hid. Slaves per steamer on private terms. Brit
ish big from Aucois to Hamburg with Coffee at IL
IOs The bark Oregon, 400 tuns to Sombrero Island
to load with Gusno for Newcastle England, at -.
Vessels of 100 and 900 tuns TO south side Cuba
and back with Sugar at &c., and Moasses on deck at
s. So A vessel of 400 tuns to Buenos Ayres with a
general cargo on private terms brig Of 2s tuns to
Cadiz at 81 100.
The business of the Sub Treasury was: Total
Receipts, 1870, 26s 6i-from Customs, $4,000 Pay
ments, 1888, 3ll Co. Balance, s6,4s2,5 500 50.
The earnings of the Galena and Chicago Union Go.
for the month Of April were:
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-Mr S-Before JAG
RVsskLL-


John johnson, vsgsbond, was tined snd convicted
for burglary the third deEe and sent 10 tAe State Fi'n
fof thre yea The fellow broke into bcoks,oe IN John
strrct "a The night &C the So Of April
Michael Honar who among vast number o. tfh~rs dsc'
3D. Srsisned peadee guilty q an attempt to commit grand
larceny and will BE- scnteDcsd oo Thursday. .
H. Magic smiddle-Sged offered plea OF Gnty
,f attemps Ia the fourth dcSes lie ar
4n the lsh 81 july 1885, alleged his premises g N'h
avenue and fory fer the purpose Of ne
Enteers fue Insurance Company Mage was resaoea IN
CrntsDce. 8.
Lu'ss Williams sentences "a tne StatS
PRISON for 10 yesrs S semPt 20 commit Arson u tn b
Sesrc -,
EhIabeth Brown, woman confederate o The fefuae
khsrcd plea OF guilty Of steup; conu, n the
Surh desee aud end te Peutrniisry for
She and LuisA both indicted ir the hr.. desr
Ind II tried and convicted would have been Liable ~ capital
but their plea rendered the sentence subject TO The
Ii.cTstion Of the Count.
John smith negro tried and convicted grand sTceny
nd was sentenced the Prison Tor three years
CbzrJe. Poet indicted fg ssssuitns Tbniss BTds,t with
unf shot pleaded guilty and let by sapFnaiss tho
nsnee With the sdnlonton leave the city wishu 81 dsys
Calvin Ar who "Wednesday tried charged With for
urry sr oounfeItrits when the J1Ty dis
eyed was sssl tsd to-day before another jury AID zee
scguiited ,-., - ..-, %, -. A.
IN BE kr SsSot and sentenced u TX ssie FH oi " yess
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-07
street, make the following quotations:

The annual statement from Ihompson's Beck NO's
Reporter gives some interesting Information N re-
gard 10 investment securities:
The taxes, in the cities Of New York ard Brooklyn,
for this year viii be but rihe short OF two per cent
Cd the assessment roll. This enormous levy upon u
persons capital OF upon lis income, Is stirring mp de-
vices Ia avoid The burden.
Money invested United States stocks and Treasury
Notes i indispntably exempt from taxation.
MONEY invested in banks, trust companies and IN
suraIce companies stock, i exempt from taxation 50
far as the stakeholder Is concerted, for the companies
pay tax OIL their capital.
We are not aware that there are any other invest
uenfs that viii enable the holder to reduce swear
OF an assessment
The following table shows what Is the net income on
money invested IN the VARIOUS securities named ss per