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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-27
q SOUTHERN ORNAMENTAL IRON
NOTWITHSTANDING largely increased our facilities for
AfAGasng and Manufacturing every description Of Or
wv NAMENTAI IRON WORK, we would particularly

MA M aa,a,t6 moN we wSald RPnE
MARBLE CUTTERS, and the public generally. to Book Of
Designs and Specimens, at Wareronm 81 Camp street
Among assortment be found 200 varieties Of Gal
ey Ralings $40 do Cemetery 50 Patterns of High Fences
Satuary Animals and almost every article of Iron Work of
decorative character.
In addition the above unusually large variety Patterns
Exclusively own we constantly producing and ee
giant designs srepared any work that may be
required, of which drawings are furnished us.
Having adopted the Philadelphia list Of prices CONF1
IDENTIFY ASSERT that furnish any of the above work
atMUCH LOWER RATES than any House in the Southern
Country and purchasers will find much their advantage
visit Wererooms before making their selections elsewhere
WOOD MILTENBERGER CO.,
Wareroom 81 Camp street Foundry aud Machine Shop, 257
Tchonpitoulas street.
WOOD 4 PEROT Philadelphia. ja26 6m
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Increase for the weak of dead weight. $ss 1872
The following are the movements of the Clearing
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LCOHOL-l00 bbls. Boyle,s 90 prosf. sxp
IA by S.H.KENNEDY 60,
ml6 sT'ss-S % Poydrs ssnue.
cow PEAS-a0O bags Cafolins landing exshfp sar.st
~ City. For sale by
s. D. GRATIAA EGT
my3l 20 Customhouse sssssa
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PHILAD HIA.

az FOR PHlLADELPHIA-R
MEXS Line of Packets-The regular packet bark john
Carver, Bowden master, having most OF her
engaged will have quick dispatch For balance of freight
passage apply to GEO. W. HYNSON & CO,
je2l 80 Camp street.
SIR FOR PHTLA Al Packet
MK$N- schooner Samuel b. Wheeler, Beastun mas
having portion of her go engaged will have
GEO. vi. HYNSON CO.,
myIl ~ Camp
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BRAZOS SAN GO.

To sail on FRIDAY, LIST July, at s A. NJ.
ESz> SOUTHERN STEAMSHIP COM
NNlRR pany-united States Mail Lne-For Brazos sani
via Indianola. The superior iron steamship
Arizona, r. Smith, commander will sail above
ryng the United States malls For freight passage, having
elegant accommodations, apply on board or to
G. B. PAYNE 81 Camp street.
copy of the tariff Of reduced will furnished
to shippers on application. ie25
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WIDOW A. COSTA, SUCCESSOR TO ANGELO
w Costa, has on hand and offers for sale
600 bills. Mess, Prime and Rump Pork.
100 tierces Bacon-Sides and Shoulders.
80 .bls White and Red Beans
Is tierces Sugar Cured Hama.
20a bbls. Superhne and Extra Flour.
80 tierces Carolina Rice
800 bbls. Western and Northern Potatoes
as 6r, e6. 81, SO and 70 Old Levee street.
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K Ely W f S T .

To sail on WEDNEsDAY, 2alh inst. at s A. NJ.
AAE9kKs cola Apalschicols; st. Marks, Cedar Keys,
CompanvThe and copper fastened steam
ship Atlantic. W. II. Foger, comm.nder will leave as
Shove carrying the U. s. mails For freight passage,
ing superior staeroom accommodations for passengers apply
to G. B. PAYNE. 81 Camp street.
Freight to Apalacbicoa st. Tampa Bay subject
to eherage at steamers expense the risk Of
signees.
No freight received without order. je24
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Spinning up the Seed Cotton on Plantations
Into Yarns,
And all business In relation to 1t.
will only here that make the capital, the
location the steam the nearly
that raises and bales the cotton, spin that with
the addition Of machinery costing about half what the in
creased value of the the first will be- and which
attended by surplus labor of the plantation in little girls of
10, women, old inefficient field hands, DOUBLE
OR MORE THAN DOUBLE THE PLANTERS NET IN
COMET
We spin the best Yarns in the world The danger
of the gin house immensely reduced with many other advan
of great value And what of importance is that
all this is fully demonstrated by its successful daily operation
the plantation of Col Geo. S. Yerger Yazoo City.
Planters desiring full particulars to my
Agents, as above,
Applicants for agencies will please address them enclosing
testimonials.
my3 4m&W GEO. g. HENRY.
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WE STILL CONTINUE TO DEAL IN GOLD
w and Silver Bullion Exchange Uncurrent Bank Notes.
Land Warranls etc. nnY2 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

TUESDAY, May 1.-THE Board met yesterday after
noon. President PURDS in the chair.
Mr.. BKLL offered Resolution, authorizing the
Committee on Furnishing the Chamber of the Board
10 expend s25 for the purchase of clock the electric
time piece in the room al present being failure.
Carried unanimously.
The Board of Police sent in bill for moneys ad-
vanced 10 the Deputy Superintendent of Police for the
contingent expenses of his office, amoantins TO S5
Committee on Criminal Courts and Ponce Coroners
Jackson. Scbi1ner, Gamble and O'keefe pettoned to
have Dead House fitted up at Bellevue Hospital,
where bodies can be deposited while inquesis are
time and exposed for recognition. Referred to Com
mit.ce on County Offices. -
Twelve hundred dollars were APPROPRIATED 20 pay
for sx months expenses of sixteen pupils at tue inst'
tuition for the Deaf and Dumb
Thc bill oi expenses oi Eldridse-street jail f9T the
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18

WHEAT II TESsEssLI.-C. A. Proctor writes from
Athens Tenn, May II that the warm, dry weather Of
tie at ten days has hHstened the growth of wheat and
brought the harvest SO near as to leave but little
doubt Of very short crop. Wheat is row in bloom.
very short and thin There cannot be more than half
the crop Of 1856 harvested in East Tennessee. There
appearances Of rust yet. Ten or fifteen days
will be sufficient to mature the grain The late frosts,
which destroyed apples and peaches, did great injury
to the earlier sorts Of wheat. Corn is very scarce
and will not hold cnt Until the CROP hence the
wheat crop fer export will be much lessened' from
this vicinity, by short harvest and home consump.
ton.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18
pr,cuysn Anx,ysAs.-TEe L;ule Rock Den,Ocrat

PEACHES n ARKASsAs.-The Line Rock Democrat
ask for exchange of apples for peaches, an abun-
dant crop being promised in that section Of the state,
though killed in the northern portion. hpeaches are
abundant anywhere earth this year. out of reach of
market when ripe advise theirowners to carefully
preserve every peach by drying, and then send them
here in the FALL and exchange every pound for two
pounds Of raisins OF three pounds of sugar. Dried
peaches are always in demand in this city, at high
prices, and it is probable the price next Winter will
Ia. higher than ever before.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18
mo,,h q fApr au.onnt. to So @. which va oriered

mon,h Of Apr amounts to SOS 20, which was ordered
pni.
Mr.. VooRHIrs stated that he had bill 10 pres,ni
from Mr. Henry BerhOf, for extra services a. Ciier
ard attendant 90 the supreme Court during the years
1853 and 1854, 81 DAYS service being charged a.
~ 50 PER DAY. amounting to sJ6J.
Mr. KTsSTDY moved thsi il be referred 70 fhe
Boards of Supervisor for those years, but il was uay
referred (, the Committee on Civil Courts.
The Committee on County Officers reported in favor
Of paying the bills Of the Coroners for making po~
nOrtem examinations, the gregate amount being
s5ij. After debate, the resolution adopted
AdiourneI.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18

sarders TO paial bis premises. On Friday IaE he
siele The key of bureau, and on Sa'urdey by nesn'
Of l., iihei drawer Of ssout *! "p'tn oil le"e'y
ard family trirket smong the rest ths osfclAi seal
ring used by Mr. Marshals fs'h'T while he vas IN 'e
service Of the Niceroy Of Egyg, Sanders, vino l.
quite ycung man, arrested n bed, q, ~ resi-
dence Oh Monday night 6y Officers Ahern and Nun
lie admitted his guilt and directed toe officers t. the
spot where he had secreted the stolen property. ns
tce Brennan committed him FOR trial
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18
Ia W WIELLIEENUE.
COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER-MAy r.-Beforc
Judge DAVIES.


SECOND TRIAL or JAMES GLASS FOR MURDER
The People. Ac, ast James Glass.
This morning, Mr.. VandervOort, the Clerk, called
the additional panel of hundred jurors, ordered for
today, but before the panel exhausted with
out one juror being obtained.
Tie District Attorney offered to accept any juror
who had been peremptoriy challenged by the defense.
After some discussion the names Of the jurors who
were absent yesterday placed in the box, and an
order was entered for further panel of one hundred
Jurors returnabe at o'clock p. m. this day The
abseutees Of yesterday called, and the twelfth
Juror was finally obtained.
The following are the names of the Jury:
Jasper f. Corning Terence NJ Lynch John Ltleeld Chas
Regina Chas L. Stewart, Chas. s. SchemerhOm Geo God
rev Alexander Clinch WIN. Long, Timothy b McElroy
Andrew d. Savage, WIN l.. stevens
Mr. Whiting objected to the juror, Wm +. Long
on the ground that he had been heard to say that Glass
ought to be hung. Mr.. Whiting offered to prove his
assertion by two witnesses whom he had in Court.
The Judge overruled the objection saying that IL
would be very improper to pursue the course proposed
by Mr. Whiting, after the juror had been questioned
and found competent.
Testimony was taken in the case until late hour in
the evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18

WHITE BLAcKBERRrrs.-A farmer in Efingham
County, Ga having found some berries of the black
berry species growing upon his farm, which are
white when ripe, thinks be has found something new
under the sun and that the seed probably from
the euano he had used. Not in both cases
H1ae 6lockberrioS, which are red when they are
green are not rev thing earth, and neither is it
new for migratory birds to distribute seeds and that
is probably the way that these plants got TO Georgia
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18

WV. J. HAsKETT esq, having accepted his reap
poiument as Commissioner of Excise, was sworn IN
few moments before the Board met for the regnar
session on Tuesday afternoon.
The Board met at o'clock, when, on motion Of
Commissioner HOLMES they organized for fifty days
with Commissioner HAsKETT in the chair.
On motion Of the CHArRNAN, Mr.. Holmes was ap-
pointed Counsel 10 the Board.
There being application for licenses the Board
adjourned until Thursday.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18
Cnop pnosrrc1s.-Prom Norta.Eas.e.. Ohio and

CKoP PRosrEcTs.-Prom Eortu-Easte.s Ohio and
tie shore counties of pennsyivanis, we hsye late
accounts Of the most cheerful character. The wheat
il looking finely and the seascu has been favorable
for putting Spring crops. The harvest is likely to
be be very eaiy and If 70 accident happens, it will
be heavy. A. fof fruit the trees never gave greater
promise in the blossom than now. Apples, pears,
peaches Cherries plums, all clothed in beauty.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18
COMMITTEE ON STREETS.

The Committee. on Streets of the Board of Alder
men met yesterday, when the subject of widening
Mas sau street from Beckman street to the Custom
House. was taken up. Mr.. ID. Fanshaw, property
holder on the cOrner If Ann and Nassau streets OPP
posed on the usual ground that would be detrimental
to his Interests Mr.. b. L. Whtock corner Of Nassau
and Beekrnan strongly in favor of the proposed
change. The matter was adjourned to Monday next
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18
BROOKL TN ITEMS.

Cn,c .vRr OF THE WIIIItNsBvRGH HARNoNIc 80
e,,ry.-,N the Odeop. this evening the Williams
burrh Han sonc Society, conducted by Mr. ID. B. Gu
Fek All ass ,ied by Miss Marie F.. Couran, the VIII
Hsn.burgh Ssngerbund and other talented altistes,
VIII give grand Orchestral ard Vocal Coucert. From
the excellence of the programme and the ability ofthe
performers a crowded house may be expected.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18

The W,TLR WcRSs.-Cpto to this date 5000 per.
mts for water have been granted, and orders are
coming in faster than the plumbers can attend to them.
The pump Of the large engine at Rdgewood reservoir
which was damaged about two weeks ago, has been
repaired ard il again in good working order stone
coping about to be built around the reservoir TO pre-
vent the high wrds from blow ing the water over the
bnnks and damaging the structure, has heretofore
beenthe case grating is also to be placed in front
of the supply pipes in order to guard against accident
Last week an employee iel in and narrowly escaped
being drawn by the curren. into the pipe.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18

Tnr ARsoRr.-Gen. >uryes presented petiti,o
t. tie Common Council az the FAST meeting. asking
that the drillroom of the City Armory be fur
nshed with ga,. The application was referred to the
Gas Committee and will, no doubt, be granted.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18

Bold ROBBLRY By RIVER THIEvE..-About II
night Officers Van Dyke and Lyous OF the
Fifth Prcciuc. named James McAyoy and
Albert pson alias Sauoy Bell having Ia their possession guam
y copper and brass hauRss IN boat Iear the pt OF
North First They arrested aud locked up IA the
House Yesterday morning the officers learned that the
boat California lying near the foot ot Grand
had tesn boarded during the night and portions OF the
engine cut Of aud carried away The pipe aud hange'
identified other portions Of the property found In the posses
.ioi Futuan Swcdc noted thief who also arrested All
thrpn nj IA WERE committed for nal.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18

TIE EXCISE BoARss-The Excise Commissioner or
ganzed yesterday byr,tIectng Mr. John A. WyckoA,
Pre- ,ident, and Peter clemitsop, Secretary Tbs II.
ceuse fee vas fixed at s5l. the same as last year.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18

daring burglar entered the house Of Stephen Martin
of Providence on Wednesday night aud stole two rings
from niger of Il young lady, aud was trying to pull
off another when se awoke, and gave an alarm, and
the burglar fed.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18

BOARD or EpVCATIos.-Mr. John Stewart, Of the
Eighteenth Ward, has been appointed a member OF
the Board of Education in place Of the late Mr. Tut
tie deceased.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18
Advertisement.
SuDerbly beautiful CARPETS

A. tremendous low prices.
CrsSley L Son's gorgeous MEDALLIoSs-
ENGLISH yELvETs, Q 10 - per yard.
Real ENGLIsH BkUssELs, % 10 per yard
Anwoo IxGsAINs, 8 % pr yard
FoorOILcLOTHs 5tO6 PER yard.
HlzAa ANDERSON, No. - BoweTy
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18

SUNDAY.SoHooL ANNUEasARY.-This afternoon
should the weather prove fair the Sabbath-School OF
Wiliamsburgh have their Anniversary. The schools
meet in their various school rooms at | o'clock, and
proceed to the churches designated for them, and at
o'clock the exercises will take place. At o'clock, the
schools will march to take their place inthe procession
which will form on Bedford avenue. When formed
thev will march dowr Bedford avenue to Hewes
street cross to the west side of Bedford avenue and
march up Bedford avenue and Fourth street, when
they will dismiss. band of music will be sta
toned at the Fountain, in Bedford avenue. Should
the weather be unfavorabe to-day, the exercises will
take place on the first fair day previous to Saturday
The churches designated, in which the exercises will
take place. are the England Congregational,
First Bap st First PRESBYTERIAN, South Thirdstreet
Presbyterian, and the Rev. DIR. Porters, Reformed
Dutch.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18

CHARGED WITH FoRGING CHEcK.-A young man
pamed Lysander Stacy was yesterday brought before
the City-Hall Police Court and held TO bail in the
sum OF 500, charged by the paying teller OF the Me-
chanics Bank with presenting forged check for
$lj at his counter on Saturday last.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18

The CisE oY THE LAFFIN Commissioned for
the Brooklyn Industrial School Association applied to
Judge Lott yesterday for certiorar to take the pro-
ceedugs in the case of the Latin children had before
Judge Morris of the County Court to the Supreme
Court for review. The decision reserved.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-M.yl7-BcforeJ Judge

THE ROBBERY OF ADANs's EXPRESS COMPANY.
The case of A. Maroney, confined in the Elfridgc-
Jail the suit of Adans Express Company for the en
hezzement Of $4,000 up yesterday before Judge
Nelson bis counsel moved reduce bail The Judge de-
MED the motion the Marshal returned his prisoner back 20
his quarters in Edridge street
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18

The NEW BRo,nwAY TABERNACLT.-We notice
that the pews of this elegant church are to be rented
mot sold on this evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18
TEN CnNEPNnRS

This Board met Yesterday afternoon AZ the Rotunda,
President DUGRo in the chair. The minutes Of the
lest meeting were read and approved, and number OF
communications from various persons accepting offices
under the Governors ordered on ile The Com
mtee on Randals Island presented report and reso-
luons thst the contract for the carpenters work for
the enlargement of the Hospita Randalls Island be
awarded to Carpenter & Nandervoort for the sum OF
$20i and that the contract for the masoRs work for
the same be awarded to " ilson Il Shaw for s4,bls
ADOPTED. resolution adopted directing the sup
ply Clerk to prepare inventory Of all the furniture
pure for the institutions under charge OF the Gov
ernors during the last five year..
A motion was carried that after the next meeting
the Board meet every fortnight until next October.
The weekly statement is as follows:
Number remaining May T. 1850 ................6,979
Admitted
Total. ''0'f'
Discharged
Sent 10 Peni'en AIRY ......''.....''..... i@ ,.n
Sent TO State Prison. lz-l,oi'
Remaining May II. .ls5a.....................6,sH
Decrease. o.. -
Bellevue Hospita.. 928 28Rsnda, Island Hospital. go
Lunhtic Asylum......... s0lCty Prison ~.
Aims House 274 Second District Prison IL
Pententisry Is Third strct Prs'n..'.'' ~
Island Hospital from Work Fourth District frson''' a
House .................
Island Hospital from Aims iCoored Orphan Asylum 1870
Houss ............ 72l ChdreD al lg3
Ntfb House. cemetery II
Small Pox Hospitsl....... 81 "
Randsls Island 95II
On motion the Board adjourned to meet on Tuesday
next at Bellevue Hospital.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18

ARREST OF MUTTN0Us SATLORs.-Capt. Gibson, OF
the Har Police arrested George Creon, Peer DOhl aud
Herman HoIuan Monday munous conduct board the
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18
cnIrRT OF APPEALS.
xorEs or DEcIsIoys.

NOTES or EcIsIoss.
Hasey sgt. Mccormick.
The title of a riparian owner Is extended by alluvon
or areion only whore the secreton OF dry land BY i'm
perc.p .ptible degrees.
he water diverted by artificial and not i'm
prcepby h land proprietor bounded BY low water
title ~ the derellct bed 0f the
Whether wrorsuy csnsing aecreta by
ica means, and impercePey the sdoinng proprietor would
~. acquire tfle, 7s>re
Dooiitte Sup~ryisors of Broome County.
An action TO have the act Of Board Of Supervisors,
in erecting town. declared null and void and 20 restrain
proceedings IT, alton, be maintained by pcrsons
having o,hr interest than all the eeAodeS
of the proposed town.
such preedne II yod only be edresd or prever,-s
III, sn of the STATE officer authorized 20 act In eees
the public priyae csnnot bring u IN qoes'oo,
ss be act coaplned Of involve peculiar damage " ~
individual Interests. ~
The eases Of Adriance agt. The Mayor OF Nsr- ssr
York Barb r., 1871 Brewer The sins y sh,a "a, re
Chris.opber The Same Us i'd, 5oT, Aihss ~
d., 1881 Suyyesant as Pesrssl Us @ 1i see III "sS 's
The Mayor, &c. Q6 i'd, 3s2), dissppGoyed.
corrpT or SPECIAL syssIOys-M.y i7.-BeOTs Justices
Ossoax KELLY aud STEERS
Benjamin Bensel stealing spikes Cny r"pSn psni'sa-
Iahu R.ksr a shirt aDd crssAi fenr.
,i,,v Two rooDths William Conrad asssn, ana blefJ hA
sIS Adam Ene and battery PenifsntlaEy 80
Cs.b.rf. Crsgory stealing money bag fetitoheiey
mcu.ls Howsss krs aud Alexander Black stealing q'saS
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18

A PAISTER's PEcULaTIoSs.-Mr. Robert Asr-hah,
residing at No. ~ Monroe street, employed Elyah
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-sPEcIAL TgkM-Msy H.
Rsfore Judx m TON

SUIT FOH DIyORcE.
HcNsmara ssi. McNanara-
In this case the plaintiff applied for separation
from bsr husband the mound of cruel and nhlnan
Tie husband general denial and syeed that hs
plaintiff had been guilty of sdaeTy. Testimony b.
and this morning the Judge delivered oynou
in which be held hst though there Of criminal
y the part of the psItf yet her conduct had been oose
and such be commended The Court therefore Issued
order decreepg paraon forever between the parties og
that The conduct Of the plaintiff had been saeh toward
husband render unsafe and improper for him 10 %"
habit with her,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18

PRo,rFCr HuL.-The work Of constructing the
reservoir on Prospect Ill., near Fatbush and Under
hill avenues, has been fairly commenced, and will be
pushed forward to completion as fast as possible
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18

How To RESTRAIN THE PASSIONS AND CCL

rIvATE HGHtR NAICkE and m Wntt PlIs.iL- DC IT
make II husr b. learned by fhrcnoosl O.
Examination Il Fowler WELLs's, No SS Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18

RAILROAD AcCTDEyT.-Michael Quinn of No. lgl
W.t Fo-yctrd street. snd dangerously injured
By Esrhayeuue Moudsy evening The police tooA
irn hcue.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18
fAiver-isemsa.
BRADY's GALLERIES.

AMEsoTYPEs sSD DASCsseEOrrpss
Noe 25 ga snl ss3 Bsdusy New leIk s-i No 9'- reAn
syl,aaiI sy., WsshE{.op, ID. Z.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18

ALLEGED FoRGERY.-One Jas. GIroy bought pair
Of Il NIX Kaisk yesterday AZ No 81 Grand street
,suderiuz payment bill the Peoples Bsnk OF Water
vile, Ne, which b. said h. Of canal boatman. II was
sersned that the bill wohss and the canal boatman
couldn't BE- found Justice Brennan secured Mr Gioy i'll he
made hi. appearance.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18

SUPERIOR COURT-SPEcIAL TEES.-MAy H-Befote
Judge eMoScsIEE.-DEcfaoss.
Ann Gilchrist AIT Alexander Edgr-Motion
John d. Burchad eel, AZ
.o referee 70 hear and the issues In this action
Francis Jordan, administrator, &c, aSt. Anthony
GolahMon yIeste order Of arrest dened win ~ coss
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18
Too MAyY wArcnE.-A Cuban named Vincent

Don ie having Eve gold aieh in his possesson and
dozen and refusing tell how he by them
arrested yestrdy by Cspt Downing and Officer ooiddg
Jus;.te Brennan held him for examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18
t,R,x with All its most beauti.

UNCLE TONS CABIN, with all its most beaut-
i'll ATTRACTIVE f.at1r-sh- original drama Of UNCLE ION
CABn-spendd tabesrX-Ie greatest Eya on Fesa i;lne
Cordss Hows.d-,he BIS, Topey een Mr' u Z II
ard, a.. al THIS AFTERNOON, a. well as fs -
BARNIs MVsEVa. Creates attraction ever pe'ee'
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18

POSTAGE STAMPS SoLD.-The number of postage
stamps at different prices sold at the Post-oihce IN
New-York city, from January ! to April l. is'''
was :. $40 coo; from April to May 9, the number
so!dwas 1890 OOo-making tota! of ,OO 600 stamps
sold in about four months This does not include the
sale Of stamped envelopes.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18

ALLEGED SEDTCrION.-MChael Haley. while pay
irs his ddrfss - Miss Ellen Fitzpatrick Is charged with duc
g under promise Of marriage sud then refusing 20 fulfil hs
ob Justice Connolly committed him fOE examination
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18

F0UyD DRowNED.-The body Of John Potter, late
f Ne Albany street has ben missing since the 9th inst
wss fourd Tuesday il he dock at Pier No North River
fn-d day