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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-22

IN PURSUANCE Of al order OF The Surrogate Of
The County New York notice hereby lysn % all persons
having claim. against Of JAMES OWEN late
City Of New York dsoeaed, 70 eNib; the with the
thereof the subscriber his Office No Wal street.
In me City New YORK before ,ne th day 81 Noyembs
lsjs.-Dsed the 18Th day OF May, 1859.
myao iavsmFt WILLIAM EMERSON, E1scu,Or.
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TIVE REGULAB hAIL LINE via SroNlNG-

II
the ,horte.t al dirsct carrying the Eastern Mai
Toe steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK. Cap. Joel Stone, sns
C. VANDERBILT Cart D. b. SuTgs H. connection with tbe
srONINGTON AND PROVIDENCE sid Dos ron AND
PROVIDENCE RAILROADS. leaving Sesl daily (SGn-
a.. excaped Per No. North River first wharf seoys
Battery ocloct snd Stoninztor a. $3.50 OF
On ar:yh MA Train ~hich e,v-s Boston ~ 5; M
The c VANDERBILT. from New-iork. MoudNy, Wedaes'
Gay Friday Stonustoug TUESDAY Thursday And sat
Grdsy.
Tue PLYMOUTH ROCK, trum New York. ruesisy. Thur
day and Saturday from souins.ol Monday "Wednesday 'nS
FRIDAY
Psengers proceed frou sonnon PER rso,d 70 rovdeno'
and Boston in Expires. Mail Train reaching said places In
hysuce those by other and 10 aus tune Tor al mo
s,rv citing north and east Passenger thl
prs board the enjoys NIGHTS rest an
disturbed breakfast desired and leave Sonngtou in the
train, connecting Providence with the II m tram TOT
Rcstou.
Fsrr from Providence to Newport ~ cents
psnes the steamer and train through
each war.
For passage berhs freight apply on board the
steamer OF Fret Office Pier No North River ot 81
toe Office No rs BatteIy place. Juns 81
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Ulter Cure.
feeal Notices.
CITY o. NEw-Yosg. DEPARTMENT Of FN.ScR. }
EI-a 2 LIZ. -

CRY NEw-YoRs. DEPARTMENT Of FH.Scg)
BUREAU ARREARS. july p 1919
CORPORATION NOTICE.-SALE Of PROP
~ ERTY tor UNPAID TAXES aud REGULAR RENTS
Of CROTOS WATEk-Puoic notice Il hereby zis-n
tia. Sale Of Properly fJr the Unpaid Taxes on RAJ
E'tse the year, 49, 1855 and lSji and the Unpad
r. gul knts = Croon Nser 1r the years commeuuT
Nay iej< and ending April 1885, sl.o Commencing May
. ara suding Aprl ~ l@ respectively added u
!si IN ards Nos 70 H. is IT, p and d. wi place
public auction the City Hail. IN The CRY OF New York on
AOSDAf l- -ih day u October Il o'clock q
mat osg and be continued To day 5u .he Whole snail
b. sold md that he detailed .;erea, u the ,e. ard regular
rrH's unps and the properly BE- sol, published Tne
N-wfors Evening Post daily PAPER printed and pup
lishet IL the Ci,y Of New YORK
JOSEPH {. 'INCKNEY, Clerk Of Arrs4rl
b-For h 18Th ara p Wards reference nay b. hai .
The CorueGcisl Advertise jy2s IswliwF
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate
Of the County u NwYors noee hereby zyen 70 al per-
having clsils against THOMAS C. OAKLEY, lac Of hs
Sty 81 YORK, merchant deca--d 70 present tr sar
wh yolch-r- thereof Ire subscriber, a. ths Office u GIL
BERT OAKLEY No 10 street The City Of New York,
before 5th csy Il s. p.-rl5e nexDated New York
The l., Gay q March, 1885, RACHEL OAKLEY
MIA law6mF' AdmiIistIitriN
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paints, Oils, Glass, 81.

MINERAL OIL lie one Of the FINEST Coal Oils
IVA offered IL beautiful in color uniform In eusitv
and no, exr~iv~ s free from any mixture whatever and
wi burn oug aud as brilliantly other giving
and splendid light II burns in the usas kerosene coal
oil lamp and warranted q quality unsurpassed by any other
In mArSrt JOHN W. QUINCY Co, Agents.
NJ. - Williams.
VESPER GAS-LIGHT GREATLY IL
PR0vED-The hest and cheapest ArisciA Lisat in n.e
Fixtures for sale BY HOLT CONE Nsspes GAs
Light Company, No. S7s Broadway, N Y.
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CARATOGA SPRINGS.-SHARON SPRINGS.
Traveer- taking the morning Express Train Hudson
Railroad leaving Cha interest and 1lstst at D. -
o. N viii arrive the above places IN time for dinner
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[NOR SAVANNAH and FLORIDA-U. s. MAIL

- LlNE-Ihe fsSori,e Steamship Al GUSrA Capt N. s.
Woodhull win leave on SATURDAY JAY - .. 5cloct ?.
IA frum Pier Nc T. Ia-o1gh ckss Montgomery
Columbus Aiaaa Albany and Msoon Bills Of LAiihS sxrsi
"a ~ o. bce-d FOR t-lsn; o: passage spoy.o
SAMUEL L. klgCaILL L son Nc. - srpsdvs,.
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DORTLAND and NEW-YORK.-Th new and
tsyori,e steamship CHESAPEAKE, Sidney C-oEp Com.
uAndeT, vii leave Portland every SATURDAY. ard Ssw-Yo.k
from Pier No u, y. &, every TUESDAY, a. O'clock
Passage and fare. Including .s,room, g. RInling time
sbou; - hours. Dor passage 0r freight. Apply
EMERY FOX Portland,
II. b CROMWELL Il Co, No IS Wests... ~ Y.
WHITE MOCSTAIAS--Tais !. the direc and pictar-
esque route from NewYork 70 the White Mountains VIA Log
Island aac Vineyard Sounds The Glen House only hours
noe from Portland
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Ii 6. Is5a TRAINS will leave cbamberss: s,,'c, -
6loe.: Exrr,.. Tr,n. ard II . IN. and ? For Hoo
for Slug Sas s;i5 stu. AID .d lo:s P 70,
s4p II; Ps.kskI S;S1 ? Tfs Hudson, Poughke"Pse
Peksl sing Sig ard Ta'Down Trains stop most OF tse
cav ssn. Pa.s-uses sk.u Chambers Csus Christopher
,ra Sl.ts.s Ira for NeNov leave Troy ~ As and S;S
60 isv,s,e o ~ A 4. SMITH. SuY-
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FOR SANANNAH.-The American Atlantic
S,s1IshP Company ne~ and iayoIi.e steamship MONT
GOMtRf trecrcs Croker Commander will -aTe Pier No
l., n K, THURSDAY July % a. O'Clock L. Passage
to saNsiuA win snslTpasve seoglnodions SIS Through
tickets 70 New OT.eans, 50 IS; Mobile S55 Moutsluery
80; Albany. Ca go Aau.s, 81; Columbus 81 Macon
s-i Augusta - and principal plsce, in Florida owrs
sie' Baggage cAe Ad through all principal places Freight
10 Pr and rates Isunc Der cent
Apply 70 Ii. B. CROMWELL Co, No So Vests.
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Ocean Gtramcrs, Sc.

matt
ner cent Goods shoud be marked "OU I5DE LINZ"
Freight 's'''''4 ''D' III FREDERIC PERKINS, Asrut-
TIVE NEW LINE for CALIFORNA.-5Tn
DUCTI)N Of PASSAGE aud FREIGHT The favote steam
ply No ~ ip. Ras.t
s saS. Via r'H'"' h'''o'o with the '''''''p
Of ,hi. line awa, Panama nsurns PonP,
The NORTH STAR viii succeed the Northern Light, AID
leave New York August 20
Fox passage fIc ght apply oriy IN
ID. B. ALLEN Agent,
No Bowling Green. New.YoTk City.
All pcrsors forbid trusting ANY account Of
the above chip, or owners
NOTICE.-ln future, the Steamers of this Line
IL will call CORK, Irelsnd land letters and
LONDON, GLASGOW, DUBLIN, BELFAST. and mos, Of The
LIVERPOOL, NETWORK, and PHILADELPHIA STEAM.
sHlP coMfANfs splendid Cydebuil; iron s.esnsnips
intended sal a. foiiows
GlTY oR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, July 81
CITY or BALTiMoRE.. SATURDAY,. AUG a.
A, ~ O'clock, neon nom Pier No. a NORTH Eyss.
RATES PASSAGE.
Cabin from NewYork and Philad,p S75
shicla.. from New York sry named psces 80
Passenger. for~aIded 70 Hayre P., Hamburg Bremen,
Antwerp ara Oh parts OF the Continent without delay
NoTIcEThese s;eemers provided every requisite 70
insur. the Immediate extinction Of ire ..lic-s. d
y ine Is enforced with ressrd TO the Of lish,.
Passengers 70 ard BY this Line AVOID risk ard sress
detention Of calling 81 Johns. tA- proceed 70
Cork direct.
yoT freight P.sssse apply s. the Office Of the Company
JOHN 6. DALE, No. IS Brosdsay, New-Yors, As-ni
IL Liverpool, 20 VIM. INMAN, Tower BIidiIsA
STEAN to IRELAND, DIRECT, for S30.-Ths
~ Liverpool New York and Philadelphia Steamship Coupe
nys splendid and powerful Steamship Intended 20 a
From Belfast and Cork June q and July l..
From New YORK Cork ara LyerpooNlGO Saturday july y
Cabin from Ney.YoI. . cOIs .ai Liverpool. .;"s75
ste-rss-. from NewYork 20 Cork and Liverpool. 81
Including unlimited allowance Of toe best ked povisocs
shch vii be- served BY the Company's stewards
Passengers BY this line detention
calling bssx ard ST Johr lie sal direc. %
Cori
Yer freight or passage, apply
JOHN McSEE, No. IoS victori.s. Bslsss.
c. W. d. SEYMOUR Co, Cork
ard Phsdelphs ard NesYors The Company OEo-. No
les snGs, Philsdelpais All No Is Broadway New.Yor
JOHN q. DALE, Agent
WA IMAM Agent Sos s. AID q Tower Building a. LAYER.
pool
Ynrthsr .ainrs vii In
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II
~ Corp--,ius New HAmp,oz VITA the De1wsp, Lscs.
wanna Western Rsrusd and Ess,ou nth the L~hAs
Valley Rslrne6.
SUMNER ARRANGEnENr conras-ctas m,y 10, 1850
Leave and places tom P,el
30. North River. Il & N. ll:t5 n. AMI foi
Souervle BY sr1v. trains, and a. sto ?.
Ths above Train. Elizabeth with Grains the New
ysy Rsl-osi witch leave Ne~Yok from the foot o. Co.
.ardt.-. 3. : ~ q, ana u m, and snd Q.
Pssnr~rs the DelsWsr, LsctAwsuns aud Neisrn Raj
road VII leave m oIly. tr LenEh Esry RAILROAD 81
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LNOR NEW-HAVEN-By steamers ELM CiiF
from Pee k-slip at m and TRAVELLER 81 II p H. A.
hxns In time for The morning trsins
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Tor BRIDGEPORT-Fare Fifty cents.-The
i Steamer BRIDGEPORT leaves Peck Slip r., every MON
DAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY a; u o'clock noon, arriving
in time to connect with Naugauck Hoasaonic and New.
Haven Railroads.
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AEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOr PTlIA-
IN DELPIllA ard the SOUTH and WEST via JERSEY
CITH-M, and Express lines leave NewYork and Ii
. M. sni and fare 80 through Tickets sold tog C,.
ciuua aud the West tr Warrington New Orleans and n,
South &C. ard through baggage ksd Warrington
u. ard ?. trlias.
J. W. WOODRUFF. Assistant Superintendent
No bass.re will be received r unless delivered
checked fifteen minutes Of time OF aaginx
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NEW-Y0RX AND ERIE RAILROAD-0

The above trains daily, Sundays excepted.
These Express Trains connect at Emra with the Elndn
C.nandagua aud Niagara Fals Raroad for Niagara Fss
Biughsmton with the Syracuse and BinSsut)n Railroad foS
Syracuse Corning with the Buffalo Coming and New Yorh
Railroad Rochester snd Buffalo, Great Bend with the
Delaware and Western Railroad foI u
Horueesville, the Buffalo and HeyYors City Railroad
and a. Buffalo aud Dunkk with The Lake Shore Railroad 10,
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Toledo, Detroit Chi ago SC.
CHARLES MORAN President.
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SoI Bos.or (e1l Sis p. IN. teI) sos HsrtsoS ar
sprinshed, m tex s;l6p m (s' Fot Gonnecscgt XIV:
Northampton For New Haven, New London snd StonnsS
sAosd st and s. IS Sor Canal Railroad 70 North
snpon, m (ex) and l2S gor Housstouic RalrosA
"a m and S:l5 ?. FOR N,ug,tues Railroad ga a., s.l
p For psnbnrv and Norwsk Railroad. 7. m, $3.50
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Eh -iOhh Niiit DlODN lhlIFO
~ end LAKE MEMPHREMAGOG-B the New York ard
NewHsyen and Connecticut aud Passumpsc River Railroads
Office of 27th-st. aud ithay.
NORTHERN k. k. OF N. JERSEY-For Pier.
mont kyack HsckensNok, En- geFoOd &c.--syrs q
Courandt Sunday excepted 80 and 81 ~ aud ~
~ m. Leaves rermont at and 745 a m, and 5: %
SEYMOUR h TOWER
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Alnsital Instruments.

GREAT BARGAIN.-Splendd 7-octaEe
n ROSEWOOD PIASO. MADE by one Of tie best maker,
til, xrrr.p,,o worth s375 With all the latest In pnovs
,,s ~ IN perfect order Been used few months WM
ia y,ry low Tor essh. Inquire ST No. III sh-st.
, 1859-04-16
BY TELEGRAPH.
The Slck1ess Trial. .

[tWAsu1xGrox, april l5.-The Court Room is
as crowded to-day as it has been since the com-
mencemeut of the trial. The interest in it does
not abate a jot, but rather becomes i1tenGaed
from day to day. There is so much time con-
suned By the counsel in arguing the questions
that arise that but little real progress Is made,
and weeks may yet elapse before the trial will
be brought to close.
WASHINGTON, April l5.-Jacob Wagner r.
called, and examination continued by Mr.. Bra-
dy, who said he understood the witness wished
to make some correction Of his testimony.
Wagner-None spoke to me, but the colored
man; heard Mr. Pendleton's name mentioned;
this gentleman, pointing to Dir. Lee Jones, 4
lawyer, who sits by the side of the prosecuting
counsel, is the man took to be Mr. Pcudleton !;
Mr. Jones garc u nod Of assent:
Cross-Examinati1n.--J II. Seelv WAS ne It
examined By Mr.. Brady. reside in .. district
and am painter; resided in L. street, twenty
vards below the corner Of 18th street; the i'm
mediate connection between the back gates of
the house and that Of ;}S3. 18th street, isfabuut
fofty-dve feet apart; witnessed the taking Of
the lock; saw the opening Of the back door. and
heard the order giyen to take the lock Of the
front door, because, as thought the key had
been lost; Mr. Charles Lee, JONES' and Mr. Pen
dleton were present; one Of them directed the
locksmith to remove the lock of the front door ;
know gentleman named Pooles; he went with
me into the back yard when the locksmith Eent
to work to remove the lock; the two gentlemen
went up stairs heard nothing Of the character
nf the f1eer 1nck
, 1859-04-16

l30...........L-1kE sT8EET..........13G
JHnJs1 lei
, 1859-04-16
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

st James Churrh Therc I. Divine service IN St. Jac.ts,
Church, every Sua.ay Afternoon Al oeapcS.
Rev. ~ u, King viii delivers discourse On the Ete
aa times Of Luther In St. Faus Ch1reh nt1; Sunday
Ing II ~ O'clock
-py;ne service IN the Cna.:an Church Satah eve
ring at h,lfpss Subject: Plea fos the 1>A Cath
p!c.. Seats free.
Spiritual ectuEs ty Beaa1aa Tedd en- Sunday, 1t TIE
Mecllznlcs' Institute. NJ 10Y 4. u. and ~ F.x.
The Bezaa Baptist Church have nc7eatd the!s house
Of worship in their eld the corner Ct and
ncKoseo streets. Services on the Sabbath II 10y AID
:1rx. Tomorrow April 1'1h. the p1s'or Rev- J. Rider
will preach in the morning. The ueceitotss Of Sir"
an! in the evening On The uap2sacss cf the Christian
Divine Service every S.h.ath II 1e aGd ~ tn.
In The Church Ct the Ascension protestant Episcopa
Oak STREET t~twecu Wells and Laae streeta North Dlv
ssun. sunday School It r.x. Rev. HecH IL Ao7tu
Rector,
, 1859-04-16

T@O REST-1'he Warehouse and
l. p,ck m SOUTH W1t.s street. otcurt ty the Under
signed, WaI- >Eer dxr. tEe hundred md ~:x1y frtt
front. lt~~esiun gitsasm:lrdIa.t!y. Us. SENHolsE
, 1859-04-16

TIE ExH1n1r1oS AT THE JOKES ScHooL.-We
spent a very pleasant afternoon, Yesterday.
listening 10 the exhibition ut the Jones School,
corner of Clark and Harrison streets. The
reading Of some Of the young ladies was adni-
rablc, in pronunciation. intonation and empha-
sis, giving the sentiments Of the different
authors with great clcarness and beauty. The
declamations Of the masters were generally cor
rect, and there WAS IN air Of good sense and
good culture, sparkling occasionally with wit and
quiet humor, in all that was done, that speaks
we'll both for teachers and pupils. We were glad
TO see large number Of parents present. 1t
shows that the interest in OUT public schools is
increasing. i very few visits will make them
the pride Of all our citizens. Their influences
upon the prosperity md welfare Of the city can
not be oyer estimated. Let these schools con-
tinue for quarter Of century to train up our
chdrcn-the children alike of the rich md the
poor--to habits Of order and obedience to law !;
let them infuse into their minds lore for intel
ngcnce. liberty and the principles of virtue, and
the anathemas Of ghostly superstition mud
hoary-headed bigotry will be hurled a, them in
! vain.
At the close Of the exercises, short and ap-
propriate addresses we're made By Luther Ha.
@en, Esq, President Of the Board Of Education,
Chas. Walker, Esq, Ar. Bross, and J. c. Dore,
! Esq.
, 1859-04-16
IMPORTANT FROM NICARAGUA.
Ratification Of the Ca2a-XrisxarrI
1rcatJTTho. .. r IT. Belly EKPsdition-Re-

By the arrival Of the Star Of the West at
New York, VIC hare important news from Nj
caragua.
The government had offered to eiye up the
steamers which they had lately took possession
Of. belonging 10 the Jo. White Company, but
tug etes was declined. The agent ut Graytown
ican Government is going to do in the way Of
ceompcnsatlng the company. The Catharine
Maria, one Of the boats seized, was still lying ut
Castillo Rapids in sinking condition. AL tic
hands on board the boats had left and gone home
except an engineer, whom tie government I'd
employed to run tue boats, The men had taken
prssage on board the schooner Monterey, which
was to leave Greytown on the 4th for New
York.
: The second toarot Of French engineers, me-
chanics, laboscrs, &c, sent out by the Nicaragua
Canal Company, arrived ut Grcytown on the
3Vtll, in the steamer Dee.
Some Of the most distinguished engineers,
and others belonging to the French Govern
1nent, hare been placed at the disposition Of II.
Belly und n. Ellie dc beaumont for the use Of the
enterprise
The first rantoi was conducted By n. Belly in
person, The party consisted Of sixteen engi-
Heers, ten lahofers. and faur females. They i'll
lnediatel. commenced making preliminary sur
veys Of the country, with view Of establishing
telegraph communication between tho two
oecans.
Both conroys that hare arrived appear to have
abundance Of financial means at their DISPOSE
tion, besides bringing immense quantities Of
agricultural and engineering implements OF the
most vA!unhlc description. Besides, every ono
Of the party comes we'll supplied with arms and
ammunition.
Fo1y-6yc bcrths hare been secured from
Southampton to Greytown in the next four
steamers for the Use Of nar,ics nttached to thu.
, 1859-04-16

Tue HoNE FOR THE FR1ESpLEss.-As possess
ing general interest for the many friends OF
this noble charity, We give entire the Act Of our
1ate State Legislature incorporating the same.
, 1859-04-16
u
The mortality for March in 4 series of year
past is as follows:


4 CAnD.-1n consequence Of very general
request, shall have the pleasure Of producing
llaydn's sublime and sacred work, THE Crca-
tion,' on Sunday evening, April 18th, at Ne
chanics' Institute Halt In addition to the
members Of my troupe. an orchestra has been
engaged, aud many distinguished amateurs Of
Chicago have kindly offered their services in
the choruses. Under these circumstances, I
trust the rendition of this beautiful Oratorio
will be worthy the patronage Of the citizens Of
Chicago. II. C. CoopER.
- Range Of the thermometer for the week
us taken by E. L. 0'Hara, Apothccary and
pharmacutist, No. 80 Vest Randolph street,
,orna- of rpu,1
, 1859-04-16

NEW York, April 15.-The adyices from JAM
aica represent the recent outbreak at WestnloTe-
land to be the commencement of fierce war Of
color and race in the island.
ston on the 18th, from fruitless search for tile
missing boat Of the wrecked steamer Jasseur.
Little doubt was entertained Of the loss Of the
boat and her crew Of 30 men.
Adyices from Ro=saria, Of February 10th, cay
letters had been received there announcing lie
signing Of the Paraguay treaty on the 9TH Of the
same month
Commander Shubrick had sent orders to de-
tain ul1 vessels below until he arrived. 1t is
understood that Commodore Sands has been
ordered 10 report himself for duty on the Brazil
station-probsbly to relieve Com. Forrest.
, 1859-04-16

1sp14SAroL1s, April l5.-A collision occurred
between the passenger train which left here 1T
IL o'clock and freigh, train. on the Lafayette
Il Indianapolis Road Noperson seriously hurt.
Damage from $:5,WlJ to {ln.0u0.
, 1859-04-16

March CursK, Pa. April l5,-The engine
house Of the Mt. Pisgah and Lchi.h Coal COM
E,any. WAS badly damaged by tire last night, in
consequence Of which there will b. stol4asc
If cual trims for week perhaps.
, 1859-04-16

ITO RENT-e0 Acres Of Land :;
l. bclnsthe n"rh ha,f If the northeast quarter n ~
nye ves.- lazt It The lind i c!,arvd and part t;nrFed
Apply s undersigned. :: DEARBORN sssret up tar. D.
BfA{GUAS, nls2- In
, 1859-04-16

TO nENT-The Stone-trUnt three
l. story and basement House, Nj. ~ North Laxale
strert with t~u+ sspsy aEi wn4A .ssl IN The
,ruytn G.S. HUBBARD, No. Loutns Book.
mht .c:4lem Corner Ctafk and i. Water .ts.
, 1859-04-16

ANCIENT 1I1sToRr 1LLrsr,ArEn-Our citizens
are soon to hare an opportunity to see ntaE-
niticent series Of oil paint,ngs TN exhibition nt
Metropolitan Hall, commencing on Tuesday eve
ming the third of May. These paintings en,-
brace period Of history from the dawn of crr-
ation to the time of Christ; delincatins with us.
ton7sl1ing clcarncss and forcc, sonc of the most
marked events If tlt ollcn time. They arc well
calculated to awaken and arouse the imaSina.
tion, carEyinS the mind back to the days wllcu
the earth vas in its infancy,
, 1859-04-16

4 SrRoSa BASD.-Thc best musicians Of the
Great Western aud Of the Light Guard Bands,
hare organized themselves into new band,
called "Thc Light Guard Bind"
, 1859-04-16
Latest from Utah.

LrAvESwoaru, April 15--Dates from Ctah to
the 18th ult. are received The Mormons ut
Provo are indignant because troops were sta
toned there during the session Of Court. There
were rumors of threatened collision, but no
actual demonstration. Governor Cumming had
been sent for.
Salt Lake City was infested With an organized
banditti, some Of whom had been arrested.
The Indians continued 10 interfere with the
California mails by shooting at the carriers and
stealing the stuck.
, 1859-04-16
LOCAL MATTERS.

~" Go to John Jones' Clo,hes Renovating
anu Requiring House. 119 Dearborn street,
where gentlemen can have their clothes neatly
repaired, cleaned and colors restored at prices
to suit tile times,
, 1859-04-16

fB- The weather yesterday was wretched
winters day, miserable affair ninety days over
due, with small sprinkling Of snow, u harsh
cold prairie wind and such meteorological state
Of affairs last night as must have been death to
nrernr r1nns huHS
, 1859-04-16

ExcnASGE-We will buy drafts, certificates Of
deposit, and bills Of New York, New England,
st. Louis und Cincinnati.
l.. +. ALE1ApER Co,
:" Clark st., between Lake and Randolph.
nplf.tt
, 1859-04-16

HELD TO DAIL.-The young man, Caldccott
whose casc VIC referred to in detail day or two
since, Was yesterday fully committed Tor trial
for the robbery Of his employer, N. II. Lara
way, No. l39 Lake street.
, 1859-04-16

- Inc receipts Of the Baltimore and Ohm
NanoAa .. 'o' the month Of March were 3a1o, 900,
oe'og decrease Of a2y,ooo compared with the
same month last year. The se1n;- -, ~:
oeno o' per cent was declared By The Board
Of Directors. NV N'~'A -
, 1859-04-16

NEW Yonk, April l5.-Lord Napier left this
city to-day for Boston.
IThe lines work so badly cast Of Buffalo that
W. are unable to get any more report tonight
, 1859-04-16
PNE8g AND TRIBUNE
ADVERTISING SCHEDULE.

Ths following ~ tha RAea Of Adrstatk II Ia Daily
p1En AID T11nr1x, VIZ:
Cua Squ1zA fs nnas AEstAl, s!nsastlon..,...$ 80
@ah 1hesqnsnt tsy, ~ u = eR}..-... %
tNsWEkA tew ~. 500
Gus month. Een a. }.......,,,.,,........ 500
" thfe4 month. t4rQ ela) ..,.,...,,,.....l 400
- - 4K months, (9En &43.} 300
- - A.I3
, 1859-04-16

VISITING, WEDDING AND INVITATION Cams
pruf. kitller MAY be found 1T the fremont
House tr write item i'll his own immitable style.
.tTr>.r rIIo
, 1859-04-16

REconnEn's Cotnr.-Wm. Vagsc, Oh trial
Yesterday for larceny, wis acquitted.
Jefferson Rumscy dliHx Vim. Adams, colorcd,
was tried and convicted Of chicken stcating-
value Of the fowls S4.an. Two ROSTERS mare, ut
Rusnsey-Adams Ii Alton.
Mary Young was tried on charge of larceny
and acquitted.
Julia Ann White was aequtted on chargc Of
larceny.
Mrs. Cati,arinc lsutlcr was On trial last crcnin.
for sl1op.l!{ting.
, 1859-04-16

Conviction or one Of the Obcrlfn Res
CucFS.
CLEVELAND April l;.-Bushncl has been
found guilty in tile U. $. District Court Of res
cuiny The negro John at 0bcrlin. Sentence not
pronounced. This il tue first Of the 0btrlln
rescue indictments tried.