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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-18
UNITED STATES DISTRICT coURr-JrsE 7.-BsfOrs

John Worms and Charles Relgs pleaded not guilty
10 a charge Of smuggling watches aud jewely.
T. McCalrey aud John Framer pleaded not guilty
chaIze Of mut.ny board the ship Constellation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-18

L. o. COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-iUNE i2-BefoEe RICH
ARD +. sra WILL. Commissioner.
Daniel Commalopg was examined upon charge OF
encug enlisted from the L s. Navy appeared 'ha,
two men uamed Andefs and Nelson. ssen on board
the North Carolina and that the defendant with compsnon
hy signs signals prevailed upon them 10 jump overheard aud
boat they Subsequently the 'ea.n were TO
taken. The accused held Tor trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-18
SUPERIOR C0URT-TRi.L TsRS-JrsE l7.-Befors
tice PfgsREPoNr.

ID D. Winant AT Michael Phelan.
This action was brought Ia recover Tor money leut,
billiard table, sold and noen ALL s57o Defendant deniA
buying the tables the note aad
up rendered tot plaintiff for six y-a a, ti0
De- month selling billiard tables which he the bot
IN the market Verdot for plaintiff sJ99 H. FOR plaintiff. y.
r. Bogardus. For defendant, jamss 7. Brady.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-18


Deeen e. l85Bosrd Of Supervisors pssssd rssoiass
PSF the above amounts. Resolution approved b.
ErS DAY, o. Isa Baker commenced action. tss.
II alleged hs, Baker. prices eS,oonss and ,b.,
thyrc god defense 20 the claim Tor Tho sPr''o tsos
Th. sppeston is made 70 under resolution Of tbs
Board = supry-o pa.ed April ~ ls19 ard ,gpIoysd Apr"
Points on MOTION.
Ft Th. Court has complete control GsI & Pees: s,s
oysr all preceding. tsssn eors .a - bound - s ne
consistent with jus,ie. tbf9on. M'him. ~ .ll'
ssond from ,hs .e,. y, for,s 10 Basf. an
for pup Which coa.en, WITH la.e" q t- ids
vii upon patti. Who hat opportunity
beHs beard upon merits Of e cain st ris il the com
unity hey would b. able 10 cssly res', the greater pos
mid The .ppesn,. are entitled % heard upon claim
f1i'h IN he com paint tr the following ',s.ons;
The a.iicle. foI which the Plain,d claim: egmpc..a's
county officer and The demand er-,d tsyo, o.
psn,a by such direction. county c5srr, See Band q
Buns AFFIDAVIT Baksrs affidavit see Laws iS5 vol J.
The w expressly proyse. that me Clerk of,hs County shah
provide each eee'ion poll with proper paper blanks &c. tAs
s,c Bsters affidavit snd he eshe oibs County CTR
the article. furnished supplied under the Prov
'gr' q this scion lsee and @ .,h,,.
amour. of the two b ard ieeD'iesL tse, and g.
c,, IT, Ssgf sI and md 81. osd 70 s b. lon Tho
Enorsy wbi,s neas.'aIy " n,
The sPyesn,. ar n ho~syer bound . r.e money f l
r hk ,hey are ;he Inhabitants Of lie city and
co,r.y 1. rso1iirsd for sfsl demand.
~ n The rrnr, allowed s:snd tb@ duty Of providing
sar vii nscs.ssfy ls upon ;hs sgpesR,' esesa.'
~ ho n hat iroasoter ihsh lh4s por'soa whrh
r,.d nom tsxs.oubeing sppopsed he snkas Fund By
y Tser god .hI ,16,,aat.i aefa.s % arg. portion oG
he el. ,E = = Blsst. sa i.sz ~
sssnos VIII f.o~, that every persn who has CHARGED uss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-18

STEALING DIAsoSD PN.-A German girl named
Matilda Nemer, an inmate Of dsreputable saloon,
at No 100 Canal street, was arrested yesterday, at
the instance OF Dennis Sullivan Of No. 1872 Water
street who charges that while he with her, on
the previous evening, at the above place, she stole
diamond pin worth so from him. When told
the nature of the charge, the girl sneeringly re-
marked. Tmoud, ell its nading but paster"
Justice Brennan committed the accused for trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-18
COURT or COMMON PLEAs-srseiL Tssr-Juns H.

Before Judge BRADY.
THE BAkFR JUDGMENT AGAINST rHf CRY.
.Chss W. Baker AIT. The Mayor. sc.
This case referred Ia n few days ago. The fol-
lowing the Of facts aud points urged by Mr. A. r.
Lawrence for the motion 10 open the Judgment.
Plaintiff recovered Judgment by default against the defendants
or the $685. s5 ths h day VI January 1859 (Scs
fonos I3 and ~. Buuts afhdsytt
The complaint Of the plaintiff Tor goods aud merchan
and for materials and labor value 1891 %
aud for money paid and ga Penses
u
(See affidavit OF Blunt, f)ios 81 90
plsinsut alleges that the goods matarss money &c,
were furnished November u. 1852
On nth December ls plaintiff presented the Board u
supervisors the bills annexed 70 Bnt affidavit marked and C.
-(See sHdayt, iolios 8, sud bills, iDlios "a. 49,
tn. bills the Identical amounts for which Oh. plsuG
claims judgment In bis complaint, Was
First
Second. LUZ W
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The bills ID. Supervisors acc,mp sDed By
certificates County Clerk that they for articles fur
u.hed under OF the Of 1851 chap ~
$50, vol. ID
They were also verified by Baker the eject that the articles
charged for supplied for the December election directed
BY the County Clerk
The dat. Of these bills November D. l8 being tho
day on which is alleged In the complaint tina, the articles
furnished 10 deendsns
The bills were referred the superyors the COMMITTEES
on Aunual Taxrs for Audit and Examination. which COMMITTEES
audited bills a follows;
First bill. amount claimed.
.-II..u A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-24
DRY GOODS, 20.

90 :, so, 4. ans ,.sD
.1nss : al ads ' sS s
Ar DE- rxRCEvAL,s. sS7 ssoADwAy-AIL KINDS
able hnen md bed siss6ss ssoopIns snoroaryy 1c
ssnisss he:: done az we new s a s ssd chnarsar
"A $50 Broadway,
A5.!her l.rss q aas French msro bands IL long at
choice Of black vsns, Lace. from IS up
w. A''''; aRENADNE Wells ALL coLoBs.
Oar rsSulAr stock Of smbr deri and laos
rssses m, nins illusion AMI male up goods fulchssp
RIDsM0ND's
Ss7 Broadway.
A ANoLD. CONSTABLE 400.
Hive opened
suPEKB LOT
BLACK GRERADlNE md BARGE Ro3ss
Also many sasr sy!sso'
MOURNING DRESS GOODS
I'm. orted expressly ior their retail trade
300 PIKCIs BLACK CHILLI DEIAIEE, AT lsc.
Canal street, corner of Ms-cer street.
At, MRS. aAYNoR's CORSET AND sgIsr EsrAB
rented Of tre best rorins steel she s msonso,ures
Superior sy Of ND waist ..oasOla
A CARD TO HogsEKEsPzRs
A'0to"{ y and r SY 5 articles In
Extensive stock from recent auction Sales conprig fun
sS11
ToweLings shhungs DC &e
Cotton sAeetng, pillow Castings and shsias s '-N
Lace and muslin curtains and embroaderi.s.
Athe old established family dry goods store
loe and Ito Sixth avenue between Egh s1a NM 9,h srse
date W. .. sond)
Ii. THE --LATEST NovELrIRs IN DRESS GOODS
pop 81 a.
'oe' ''r s ;styi Ssh ssX " sHAwIs sHAwJs
Stella sbs.a All colors ssshmere shAwa deAine ahAws at
". Il. pEYTua, Isl Be very near Housson street. :
a soIs ~ sr. !. nAAr.
FRENCH F4s ssS V d55b
' ;i:':: 49,: s
rc rn saa p ,ssa ns.srs ssp:s'
Selected by of The arm from stocks Of De See fsosa
whl bsy prepared 70 put up n he Highest sy's OF Al
w.sa To- . :s:as: =: :; 2i.,s manufacture
WHO'LL j. 1 az s Sss5ns = he retail E'a'
90 CARD.-w. JACKSON, as BROADWAY, RESPECT.
r. fully call. attention to his sIensve spring and summer
"p'i'H0'' :" MOURNING GOODS,
'''" Ear dsSme SgoreS fonls,ds Sv the yard;
d 1osss sss SsEy s.ndsDas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-24

vhHmUvAr.-A n. HUTCEIF9s N. wUrACrUREg OF
II pa~nt Nnier, hoy ss'er lnd steam r."
90 tud yernsnr enht puanpo ,,oss s'orc, green
hons@s g,ep.rrs furepE Nc has centre
street fopr uorh a. canal
40 tts OF =. huichings Co. H5 Cessre
Greet n. T.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-24

hummer b mO6Zne9 very nhndtOmo,
Bs.uiiiu Sses srensan. Iobss. double Skirts
spsDi,s grapes, TX and yards Wide. q now aracls;
lnglish barsgss, two yards wide;
Black srepadne bereces de- bic;
Black cheek and ba, sdeIs bnreses handsome goods;
ing,iss and french popiins ~ ether With some new
ha,eriala for vsvetius d,ss.ss, yer, dssirabis
n 800 blasd sewing sk shsws. from auction, 81, worth
Ladies' win pleas ohserye the name and numb-.
Vi i%Po,ss, Of %ss s.s sssd
A WORD TO THE WISE.
MAc1ILLAs
M,SrILLAa
M,NlILLAs.
AT EL1IorT's, lArE xAoKENzrEg,
"a AND 2s CANAL STREET.
oxz THOUSAND RICH NEW GARMENTS
FOR THIS WEEKS SALES
so FRENCH ACE MANrnLAs,
WITH SINGLE FLoUNoE.
AT HIGHT DOLLARS EACH
200 FRENCH LACE MANr1LLAs.
WITH SINGLE DEEP FLoUNCR,
AY TEN DOLLARS EACH
800 FRENCH Lace MAN1nLAs.
WITH DEEP PUsHER FLoUNcE.
AT TWELVE DOLLARS EACH.
zoo elk AND LACE MANTIILAs,
AT SIX DOLLARS Each.
40 IxIRA MAGNIFlossr MANTnLAs
FRoM lwENTY TO Fifty DOLLARS EACH.
TIus IS RETAIL STORE.
OUR GOODS ARE MADE
FOR FIRST OIL ASS CITY TRADE.
WE DO NO CRKD1T BUSINESS.
CoNsKQuEsTLY MAKE NO BAD Diets.
WHICH ENABLES Us TO SELL
REALLY FIRST CLASS ARTICLES
AT MUCH BELOW USUAL PRICES.
EI1I0rT Gate naekmus,
2sa and 2ss Canal ssrsss.
Brandrcth Buudinga
a sTorJsHISGLY MAGNIFICENT
a And AArvellousiy Low Priced
sS1: y. sSsssssns . 1 IS Sss y:.a
A1s sss, si9 nsss. ZEE ,.
i hER s .s Il s. Rs5 US bowsry
9Us4 X ssSsEEb psSs
: s toilet sr ana and Sussu
aheefngs linen cotton uckipea and every article the
bookkeeping line, for sale cheap fer cash By
26A Bowe,y, near Houston street.
CARpxrs, oARPErs CARPETS
u NOTICE To CARPET BUYERS.
7. H.kJ.E OONCKLING,
No. IS Cortlsndt street,
ard wholesale dealers IN
cARPErs oII.CLofHs. WINDOW saADEs, 40,
Being frequently solicited 70 retail from sSer socs and nav
Eenlsrged THAR premises,
'nes "'' RErAIL EPABrxENr
Goods WIN be realed az De ssne price: a: sold n whole
sAle, from the finest velvet 70 the
cheapest 'nsrs M and
vepenAna
.,ped upbslstsrers have been engaged and goods wiz
be made and lad do IN tns city or vicinity.
f,nARLEs srRxsI 4 90;
~ 10 ~ Broadway,
a" ~" CHoIcE NOVELTIES
sPRIN0 AND SUMMER
SHAWIs AND MANrIlLAS
SPECIAL ArT G S2 Is oALLsp 70 rHsIR LINE on
Prom SC ward.
LARGE ASSORTMENT
MOURNING 0xAxrnAAs
CLOTH SACKS AND MANrLLAs,
In great variety
MANTILLAs,
OF the above goods is At all hmee The
Largest and most varied In the United ststes
ryHILDREN's STRAW aooIs-Mlssss'. BoiS AN
~ hnpe Ladies' riding hats every variety eiosn"u9
trimmed First premium warded .,sr "a, Canal street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-24

~ OvA.~--uEfl . Mrs sALs f.4.sDSr Asrs JSfuT
"a removed from lrX oeS ~ - sr--y s-.-t cores Oc
l.so p,avs Ap9@~% ~ nsfsiNf.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-24

concern superior safe by ~ iachss i,side
containing 10 drawers. Will be changed
safe dedred Apply at 26o Cans street. fe
Of Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-24

CODA WATER APPARATUS FOR SALE VERY
= cbesp namely generator aud stand and
fountains; ak0 carbonated mead Hounan With receipt
hsuucnops for making Apply at i Pearl New
Xor ID
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-24

NOR Saba COUNTRY RESIDENCE wITH ABOUT
4 Of Anc. pleasantly situated rear tordhs" q
Dot me dwelling bouse elegant structure Ave old
y IN With csmpanie Italian tJwsr;
ccns iheep rooms besides Kitchen and celarags wafer
coset bath roon VITA bot asd cold water dumb walter
ard speaig The gronnds divided ia pleasure And
vegetable xardeus stocked ~ih ll gro Sn bearing TOR
trees ard stsbles chick yard AN convene
aJranged Price moderstc Apply 70 A. NJ COAN, IS W,l-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-24

SSoR SALE On TXGHsS1E-~A rbF.A OF SEVENTY
acres weschessr coarts. near .ina sng also farm
Of seventy acres Jersey The paasa's river,
Summit aseoi twenty miller the c' also several Gesrs
Bio houses In Brooklyn, JuHH A Hu.Lh&G 81 Pine ct
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-24

NOR SAkK-AT pLAINFIELD, A BEAUTIFUL COUE
tYv eeat OF about nineteen good house., eleven
yoons oubndng plenty Of irni.; six uaues from depot
D-1o three ospot eleven new house and
barn. price $500 Dha ioa acrss price y co. DTso four
street or steuhep Psiused depot Small farm and four
A~~- tai
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-24

s4sCE SALE Ar yos SE6s-tWo AID HALF MILES
fr,Fp he depot, large and elegant Italian villa,
Iardas beauini and view Of The river. Also
uuNtug sites frcna eight To 8jty Apply 70 Z.
AOCEMkSrER, liz Frout erect, eR NJ T. BDiAN1k. III
timing The pr6nlgea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-24

ri4(IK eALE or bxCHaFGE FOR PROPERTY TN Fdle
n city or broosyu, grist NH and Saw mil esioly 10
cat0 and doing profitable together WIN l5D
vain she Fond du Las county Wisconsin Address
I7l2 N Y Post Ohse
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RENIOV AIS.

n IMPORTANT NOTICE -THE REAL OLD GENU
N inc eimor Pure original >0DB9 mary years
sted In Chs'h has moved 1907 troaiwAy, three
from Duane street custGmere viii please
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-24

~,iyoh SALE-A HOUSE IN THIS CITY; LOCATION
yood. would excnsDpe tor farm coustry Also
LINDA ssnted In exchange for encumbered
city lois. Apply At $50 Br uadway room ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-24

GSOA SALE CHEaP OF WILL. LITTLE THREE STORY
and basement brown stone front house Ill Lawrence
erect Brnoklyp No neigo hood. )sse contains thirteen
ruous WITH Depis. apply TO Z. PEAsE
4 co s62 Brosc way, New Yors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-24

ITO 1EACHESs-FoK SALE. OR TO LET, TEE BUILD
ps, furniture aud Apparatus with the hghee' reputation
Of Gourtsbiug and nnneraive female seminary rcr
e. r. d. OF J. CIspp sor, Zeal
sptpts ONCE OF Portland and Sudbury Streets Bosom
Rssaaenuas2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-24

DEs T Sl60 PER ANNUM-TO A SMALL GENrEEu
IL family In lovely situation In Grand street. WILLIAMSBURG
cs-uiiu cut OF fine apartments aud Kitchen, contsinisx
Aidgew water cEapdeAers washhOuse all ths
cond story rexidence, containing forts
thar large house. Inquire at Az Grad sxeet, Williams
burg,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-24

~.Non sLl.-EOusE AND EIGHT LOIS At YoN.
hers r contains II rooms modern butt has gas
Ysppc heater the river for twenty miles; wiz
nod low: part of reuain Apply
O. A PEASA No. s62 Broadwsy, New YORK.. I
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-24

TJOTEL-BEST IN NEW JE8sEY, DOING A SPLEEN
ga business. two bars 50 bosrters o rooms well fur
BID 00 money or equivalent requiec Address HOTEL DO,
I69 Post ofhce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-24

-r1>OR SAVE CF EXC 7ANGE--440 ACsE5 OF LAND IN
Warren county Missouri two Lonr by railroad FRO
- youis viii exchange u snsf place the city
f-n mrvs meBi title apply 70 J. n rEAsE. a6z
Broadway.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-04-20
BOARD OF TRADE.
Committee of Arbitration for April
GUSTAV W. LURMAN
H. R. TUCKER, CV. MARTIN
BENZ. WHITLEY, CHAS HINKLEY
Monstarp an6 Commercial Rebitm.

BALTIMORE, April 49, 1859.
There very little done the Board to-day Stocks
and for fancies the market rather heavy Nothing
was done in the leading speculative baltimore and OHIO
Railroad, but the market certainly weaker than it
yesterday 1t closed at $59H bid S594 asked regu
lar way, and s59 bid S59A asked buyer 60 days, these
figures being decline of yesterdays closing rates
Northern Central however a shade better The only
sale made of 100 shares $50 buyer 10 days. but
it closed at bid $40 asked regular way the closing
bid being higher than the closing bid of yesterday
There has been nothing done for two three days past
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad extra dividend ORDERS and
no bid made for them to-day at the Board City 6's
rather rmer to-day We note sales of $500 1S75s
at 9S4 and OF 5000 1S90s 100 and they closed 9S
bid 100 asked for 1s75 and 3d. bid 100 1905
Railroad bonds continue firm. We note sales Of S. 900
Northern Central 1855 TO- Northern Central 1855
left off at 20 bid 70H asked Baltimore 1905 at
S5 bid S5H asked and do 1855 at S3A bid. We note
sales to-day of $50 shares Howard Bank s9S decline
of the last SALE Bank stocks however gener
ally steady at the previous rates Mining stocks
qured for and note sales to-day of los shares Spring
field at $1x@1H cash. Springfield closed at SIX bid
SEX asked, and Gardner Hill at S2S14 bid, s2s7K ask
ed regular way.
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
A,oo,., o.. TUESDAY,; April 49, 1859. -
5000 \. C. RR BIDS. 49,. 70 100 shs n c. RR bio 20
$50 shs Howard Bank. 9as
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE,


Rio JANEIRo-Bark May Queen.
200 bags coffee, order.
ST. JOHNS, N. B.-Br brig Iris
1884, 900 palings, T. R Matthews l. Son.
HAvANA-Sr Baltimore.
This cargo is all badly damaged having been under the
water for 35 days 60 hhds sugar, Kirkland, Chase
Co.. case Sardines, do. ci gsrs Schwartz Dix; do
W. H. D. c. Wright; DO, Boninger Bros do Poultney
Moale; do. Fitzgerald Booth Il Co do, G. W. Gail;
l do, c. NJ. Stewart 100 boxes do, VIM Hanna case
do box sundries, Morrell & Randa bbls oranges L.
Cuttings: All boxes sugar, quantity of fruit, &C.,
Friend, Ricketts,, & Co.
TRINTDAD-Br. brig Sylph.
l6S casks moasses, IL tres do, 80 bbls do Jas c.
Yates.
ARROYO, P. R.-Schr. Volant.
221 hhds sugar, bbls do 65 casks molasses Stirling
4 Ahrens.
NASSAU, N. P.-Schr. Rorer.
anchors chain cables, l6 pieces chain, blocks 2
boxes veneerng sails, pair of railway steps iron
knee sheets copper and brass box do Is pkgs bark
80 bags damaged coffee, keg chains, l pump spear
do. brakes, box drugs stove, box mdse lot of d
iron and junk F. T. Nontell; boxes fish, do mdse, Is
turtle, order
C0ASTWISE.
NEW YoRK.-Str PdrlersJng
10 pkgs wine, L. Thomson Co.; 25 bbls. syrup, With
ngton Montell; 500 pkgs. mdse., Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad; 300 do, sundry persons.
NLw YoRK.-Schr r. H. Hiintley.
$50 kegs soda, Sc pkgs. mdse Baker Bros & Co do
Thomson, Wood Block do, Morrel 4 Randall; do.
G. W. Bradford Co.; SO do, j. Mcfarland; rs do G. R.
Dodge Co.. 80 do Lucas Bros; II baskets wine, Geo l.
HARRISON SS do casks prunes. Pracht Voneif
Co.. 100 bags nails VIM. G. Price Co.; q pkgs mdse
Hiss & Cole; Is Matches Robinson, Lord & Co
5000 fire bricks, Trego Heird Co. $50 bbls cement /.
bags mustard seed 10 bundles ron SO pkgs mse order
9 bdls STEEL Rogers Witherall.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-04-20

FALL OF PLAsTERING.-Yesterday evening about
seven o'clock, some ten feet square of the plaster
ing of the ceiling of the room occupied by the
House Printing Telegraph, southwest corner of
which created much alarm. Fortunately no per
son was near enough to receive injury nor was any
damage done to the apparatus of the telegraph
ACcIDaNr-Y esterday a man named Patrick
Hay burn, fell from a second story window oe house
No. LOG Dugan's wharf to the pavement. He receiv-
ed cut on his forehead and is supposed to
have been seriously injured internally. officer A.
McCatferty, procured wagon, and had him con-
veyed to his boarding house on Marsh Market
space, where DIR. Duhurst rendered him medical
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For shipp1ngInt diligence, see 4th page

Last week in the Crawford (Indiana) Circuit
Court, at Leavenworth, Jackey Prather, Ren-se-
laer Prather, Pleasant Prather and VIM. Prather,
four brothers, convicted and sentenced to the
Peptentiary for two years each, for horsestealing
One other brother, Thomas, who was also indicted,
died, some time ago, in the Jail at Leavenworth.-
Jonathan, another brother, was also indicted, but
has not been arrested. The father of this interest
inc family and still another son. are under indict-
ment in the Perry Circuit Court for the same
offence.
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]
Deposits the latter quite large decrease in Circua
ton. The Specie also shows handsome increase
that Of last week.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.-on Wednesday the
Both inst, the Stock Exchange exhibited dull and
dropping tendency but without material cha nge in
tatons. On the 3lst the market tinued heavy and
consols gave way per cent.
On the 1st of April the market was steady notwith-
standing the government defeat and consos closed at
54(d95 q for money and account.
Money was in fair demand at previous rates
The Alliance (French and English Bank was in course
Of being wound up. 1t was said that Mr. Stokes the
serdn had departed for America and that the
in confusion but that all creditors would be paid
The Bank of England had lost f23 O65 in specie during
the week
Barring Bros. Co., quote bar silver at 5s 2Hd dol
lars 5s. 05Sd; American Eagles 76s 3hd
AMERICAN SECURITIES.-Messrs. D. Bell Son &
Co. report as follows:
"We have change to notice in the market for Amer
lean securities transactions during the week have
only to very limited extent and those chiefly the Fe
deral per cent bonds at the price of 94G94b:
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Fire i'm New Bedford.

New BEDFORD, April lS.-A fire at an early hour
this morning destroyed Nash's carriage factory and
the extensive stables of John NJ. Hathaway and
Hathaway and Bailey, on Elm street. Horses and
vehicles were saved. The City Library building
received slight damage.
BosroN, April lS-In addition to the stables des-
troyed by fire in New Bedford this morning
were several wooden buildings on Mechanics; lane,
occupied by backsmiths, carpenters and machinists;
also A. D. Adams billiard and bowling saloon on
Elm street. Total loss about $50, 900.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-04-20
From Washington.


WASHINGTON, April l9.-The amendment to the
treaty provides that the United States
shall engage to use due vigilance and all lawful
means to prevent the organization of hostile par
ties in this country, intended for the invasion of
Nicaragua. While some prominent gentlemen
look upon this a reflection on our good faith in
carrying out the neutrality laws and unnecessa-
ry, others are disposed to regard the ratification
an evidence of the disposition of Nicaragua to cul-
tivate friendly relations. Slight as is the amend
ment it is not certain it will be acceptable to the
Administration, which has not yet given it due
consideration.
With regard to the efforts of the British authori-
ties to remove the obstacles to the Clayton and
Bulwer treaty, the present appearances, if not
assurances, are such as not to change the belief
that there will be favorable solution of the
question.
1t has heretofore been confidently stated that the
Paraguay feet had been ordered to Central Ameri-
ca, but such does not now to be probable, al
though several of the vessels will be sent to the
Gulf when they shall again be put in commits
sion. 1t is considered that there is sufficient
force in Central America for all practical rur-
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-04-20

Chief Justice Robinson opened Court at Toronto
(U. CO. last Monday, and said to the Grand Jury
that it gave him great pleasure to announce that
instead Of the usual calender ofcrimina indictments
the Sheriff had that morning presented him with a
pair of white gloves, signifying, according to an
be brought before the present Assizes. His Lord
ship said white gloves, to signify the absence oi
indictments had not been presented to the Court
since 1908, 81 years ago.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-04-20
Arrival of the Overland Mail

ST. Louis, April 19.-The Overland California
mail of the 25th ut., has arrived. News unimpor.
tant. The State finances were in fourishing con-
| dition, there being upwards of $780, 900 in the
| Treasury.
The mining news from California and British Co,
| lumbia was favorable
The news of the admission of Oregon into the
| Union reached Portland ON the 18th nft