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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-12

Ship Stephen Crowe Burgess Liverpool mdse to Snow
Burgess Mach IS lat a. Ion "a H. passed Parma
bound eastward Mach 80 lat Al 49, lon ~ Is sgnsled ship
showing I'd dstngu shin pendant, snd Nos. Wes
noresnd rurni +. Ap4 e, Al 90 lon. So So spoke bark
Willard Of outb standing to sbe esstssd 9Th nst
ls &c Br. propeller lat 40 Is lon. 81 20 bound Z.
Snip Havre Askns Hayre March mdss and pass. TO s.
NJ Bro April 10, took pilot r Nc To- J. A Water
bury and p Il SIT In very thick with the wind from
s. E. ard IRE ship hauled oil shore Ith M,
BY ". - miles.
Buk Mu, flower (of New-Hsyeul Duntze, M.yssGez r.,
March % mosses Trowbdo SOS Sons Of NewHAyen Ek
periencsd heavy wsa.hsr OF the passage
BTg Asool tBT D. Atkinson, North Josgns, N b., % Ss,s
stone 10
Brg Independence CBr), Hamilton, iboro' N g. plaster
TO master.
Brig samuel French, Crosby Passport 10 days dsh to urs
Co.
scb Mary z, Msnsum, whaen, GlOuc1ter days, fah 70
Woodruff & Robinson
sch Amaranth tBr). Spun, cO'nw Ais, g. days pots
sckr fiebe Orb Bent Windsor, S. days. p,sssr to J.
=. Whitney Co
scbT h6mnug Bird ,sr), shelnot, Halifax, S. lays,
fish to Jan es Hunter q 20.
sch Lucy Whe Croker Calais, plaster bound foE Phh''
dephia.
SchT mcire Lowell. Albany. mdse. for Boston
SchT ElsA Jane, Howes, Dennis days, hsb 70 master
soop Thon Hall Hull Providence days. ndse 10 master.
Schr NJ H. Carlisle, Nnsmore Providence days In oa1ss-
solT. Boy State, Nerrul. Norfolk corn for Bangor -
schr. Sarah, Gardner, New-Bed In ballast.
Sehr Superb, Mitchell. Norwich, In ballast.
Sehr. John G. Calhoun -, Boston for Albany. .
Steamer Daylight, Springer, NewLondon, nidse and f-
Bsrstow Pope. o.-n
enthusiastically Arabia (Br.l, FOR Liverpool
WIND-DuIins the day, nom nOrthward.
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TO ARRIVE.
Pnsseuvers Smiled

n ,eamship Arabia for Lirerp0ol-Janes Wli7ssa sna
lady NJ p Eslen and Lady, Mr. CemnoS0.e laaa soa
daughter Miss r. Manden Mra Lloyd Mas Geisse
Miss l. Burkbarer Rev w. Geissenasimsr and lazy
A. Geserbemer, w h GeissenheineT L Eaten an az
and friend, do Chas. H. Beyman, Capt; s. Kennedy j. r
Baker A. DaiDty Charles Scott, j. R. Anderson A u Lesson,
James Irvine L. Deipnge Charles Betty Capt Geo Williams,
w s. Then son. Ed Hen G. A. Morrison, E. L. Petersen Jas
Moore, Pari h, O. A. CLARK Rose. g. Pereira }. 90
B. Smith, Pbaadelphis; N @ Piceroto, N.So.lesns; W.
CcoAe and lady L9nsSni B. Below Salf2Tiai n,snaS
chile Conn H. River Dr. Boston; NsgYSIt 49,. a
Wright Cspt Ferguson Eng And Capt Pierce Mas; d. =
TurnsP ST. Thomss Oms Phlsdslpbis has
W Fab Ala. a. de GOer p Donald ~ G Lons ga ,e
oui s5, fs TsS.d Hs@s..s ha c.
ps'ij H. Levy ~ P,ioesn W, r. Roberto CHARLESTON
asfcSsnt hay Es1.., ssc FoIas. oIsiss~; osors
nuns Norris J. Porter w p Shelley, A. P. Shelley, J.
.cai,er j. Weusmsn Z. Bah, A. W. Deu,sehe Mrs. Dnsh
(slrner g. w. Crockett. Total los
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THRLE NiEs STABBED. II man named Henry
Thompson, an Epglishman, who has resided some
year ut South Reading Mass stabbed three men earl
on Monday morning. killing one, named William Sim
mons, and perhaps fatally wounding the others. II
appears that on Sunday night family named Foley,
who occupied part Of the same house with Thompson,
were celebrating wedding, and Thompson requested
tbst less noise b. made The nose was continued and
Thompson went for an officer when he was followed
into the stIeet by the three men, who attacked him
Thompson, IN self defence, drew knife and stabbed
eaehone in the abdomen cutting him so severely that
lis bowels protruded from the wound the second he
cut The neck seyerug the windppe and he In
llicted deep cut npon the third in the region of
,he Kidneys. TIE persons wounded are named Owen
Foley and Michael Foley. Simmons leaves wife and
ope Child. Thompson was taken into custody.
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MEETING OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH.

The Aldermen and Councilmen, in convention Win
the Mayor and health authorities, together constituting
the Board of Health, held their first meeting for the
season at 3 O'Clock yesterday afternoon, in the
chamber of the Board of Councilmen. Ii appears
that the Commissioner of Health, wheh body is con-
stiiuied by the Mayor City Inspector, Health oicer,
and Resident Physician held private meeting on the
6th inst when The following resolutions, giving rise
10 the present meeting, were adopted;
Resided That the Mayor authorized to
'n SioTd That the Commissioners Of Health would respect
fully the appointment Of Dr. sayre Resident Phy
sirian agent oI the Board Of Health ID place o D h0cA
well " hose term Of office has expired
kayor WooD was called to the chair, and nearly
two hours were spent in discussing the resolutions Of
the Commissioners OF Health .
Mr.. GEEET moved that the Board concur with
them. The question of compensation being raiaed
Mr.. PECK thought the pay for the Physician was
sufficient unlels there was an Agent Jpolnted.
Dir. GENET said the Agent sh0nld hrst be appointed
before IL was proper to talk about his salary.
Mr. LENT taid it looked ike fixing up another office
for DR.. Sayre, who already got salary OF s2oO be-
side the 81 per cGpa for every vit at Quarantine:
Mr.. PISCKSEY thought the duties OF the office OF
Agent were prescribed, fair salary should be given.
Dr. MILLER explained that the Agent provided for in
the statutes under the Resident Physician had the duty
assigned him Of acting in cases OF infectious aud con-
tagiOus diseases.
MIR. DARRAGH moved that the compensation of DR..
Sayre he fixed at the rate paid his predecessor
VIZ 81 80 per annum and that the bills be audited by
this Board.
Some discussion followed as TO the possible chances
Of dishonesty on the part of Dr. Sayre, in presenting
his bills.
Mr.. STAIR thought the Controller was fully en-
powered TO inquire into the correctness OF the bls
Mr.. Lent said this agent TO the Board was simply a
docge TO give the Resident Physician salary equal to
a Health Commissioner (which is s., 500, there being
provision Of the law forbdding the Resident Ply
sicsn from receiving perqusltes
Some further discussion had relative to the hon
esty or dishonesty at discretion with Dr. Sayres after
when fDa vote Of IL to taken in favor of the
proposed Appointment DIR. Sayres to receive 81 500 per
ahDom and the bills to be audited by the Commission
els OF Health.
A resolution was then adopted Div0 roce deciding
that the Board of Health should meet monthly hereat
tor on the fret Monday of each month. An application
for the removal Of the grounds at the foot Of
Thirty eighth street East River IA nuisance to the
people Of the Twenty first Ward, was referred to the
City Inspector, TO report at the next meeting. Some
sort OF nnfance complained of in Blocker street. be-
tween Bowery and Broadway similarly referred,
the Corporation Attorney meanwhile to give his opin-
ion as TO whether IL TO be treated nuissnce or
not. Adjourned.
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Nv Telegraph.

HIGHLANDS April H. sunset-No inwardbonnd Sesse' I"
sight. Wind N, light; atmosphere cieal. ,A..-....,.
SANDY HOOK, April III, sunset No uwNo -
IN ,igh Steamship Arabia for Liverpool pessed ous owe. w
Bar 81 1890 p NJ Zone ship coming down she Day IN w"
" md light; weather clear. -, M, xt,,.. hor. ia
BALTIMORE April n.-BelOw, bark Blue Wing no" NO
de Jan, iTo. .t..,tn.h.Al
A. hTi nopteelo fFou lilo de ysneiroi spoS- %eeS -,
lt N % n ION 62 49, schr. Mary Alice, nom ="
fI PIHytHnkAnELPHIA April liar; brig Hobart ArscDe'
r. srir Burrows Csrdenas Below steamer he""''''
'NosFoiK April liar. In Hampton Reads ships ".''
SrRsais1oN Aphl H. Arr BIZ. shp Princess Royal CaHs'
from Liverpool. - .,, - IA. n n Cuyles,
q, lt,e arr from Newly ora at yesterdsy. Al, -,
CHAkiEsToN april io-rhe u $ ste.e.s . III. sssrs
O. DE- Fostsr, mem New-ioIk, at here as w.
NFw. ORLEANS, April lo--An ship Ssh-'''' '''''
rm Calcutta.
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CHRIST CHURCH, OYSTER BAY

S,p Your corraso,. : no state
\. .l...,.. . VI yestefoay W. nysls
Bay was nssimous indOrsemen the Rev. Joseph Rs.o,
old PestTy claims &c hold over having dausc cd NJ p
canon ssout ago and that nearly every eomuunsn IN
the church rGOsey abaned GOm voting Neither ala b.
mention that tho Rev. gentlemen is trial before the
Presbysrs for certain ense which, It is claimed sbopld Az
prve him Of his Office Ad well perhaps to add that th
persons now sought to be power yesymen have bp
he interest the Episcopal Chuchone being Unitarian or
0osheI-one Pfesbytersnone win not serve saying his
pane was used without his authority and senior aydn
lives h another parish, and Warden IN the church therein
nnmbeS Of the voters from New York CITY that morns IN
wagons Only three out Of The ten members Of this ne ".
are communicate Of the church. nj
Yours respectfully, AN OLD CHUBo
Oyster Boy, l.. l., april II, 1860 .JHhA"'
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AID TO THE LYNN STRIKERs.-A public meeting /
to be held at Commercial Hall, Jersey City, thi
lThursday) evening, in aid of the Lynn strikers.

SCHOOL TEaCHERs.-On Monday evening
last, at a meeting held in the Hudson City nj. f.
Church, the Hudson City and Bergen Sabbash-School
Teachers Association was duly organized by the cleo
ton of officers, &C., for the year. 1t is designed BY
this Association to hold meetings from time to tms
where the officers and teachers Of SabbahSchools Of
the evangelical churches in the vicinity to-
gether and mutually consult on matters pertaining to
Sunday.Schoos. The first general anniversary of the
schools connected with the Association viii be held at
the Dutch Reformed Church on Bergen Hill, on the
third Tuesday in May next, when addresses will be de-
livered by eminent speakers ard there viii be singing
by the children.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-12

PRoFosED VISIT or BRAzILLANs AND BOsTeNIANs
TO TEE ISLAND IssTITUTIONs.-The Joint Committee
Of the Common Council, appointed for the purpose OF
deciding upon certain measures demonstratve OF the
friendly regard prevailing here toward the subjects OF
the Government of Brszl net at four p yesterday.
Mr.. Hal was called to the Chair, and Mr.. Starr made
Secretary. 1t was stated that the Directors of the
Rsinelord Institution of Boston in town. and had
been invited by the Board of Ten Governors to visit
the IssDds at ten O'Clock this morning; and commit
tee was then appointed to invite the officers of the Bra
lillian corvette Donna Jsabela to attend the Common
Council the Directors of the RaDsford Institution and
the Board of Ten Governors on visit to the public
institutions at the same hour.
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COURT CALENDAR-THIs DAT.

JTs1TEn STATES DISTRICT CoURT.-No Calendar TIL
nonSs, Judge Belts will the Circuit In the mean tine
STpEFME CoURT-CIRCUIT -ParL-Oyer ana Ter
miner Part Nos u.s. 1885, ia o46 72s 300, Sos o' or
"a $40 $50 aal 1885, 894 800, 900 s2 soi, s8 ,- 40
SuPRyNE CoURT-SPEcIAL TERN-Nos: i5', l4o,
IA, 49, to I 49, leo l6i le4 lo' LOO " i0' i III y
S,pvp,oR CouRr-part I.-Nos. 2il AZ 81. 3i3
s.s AKA ass Iu lsl az 3s7 Sss, 3S5 $685. Pert I-So.
s. an 1885, $685. $40 a42 a44 49, S' o s sss odo 05e s7'
S16. -,o
,ssS aoa is 1879 1915 1876 1877 sls 1871 1874 1874 st4
ss7 1872 1881 1879 1889 1854 1851 Part ii Nos. 1886 1881
$40 1872 94 1874 S45 1885, l9l7 1885, 1884, 1882 1881 1855
lssS ~, N, an AZ
81 "a 81 S. h 81 So So o. %, g. IS, 66 o., 90, 69 70
BRooKLY, CRY CoURT.-Nos. ., 26, 80, ), III, 40
a. a. 49, So 81, 50, SO, 81, S. So, 81, SO, 81, Co.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
Port OF NETWORK. .....APHIL II.
Cleared.

ss,uships-Jsmes Adeer Adams Charleston epoford Tiles
ton Co Chesapeake, Crowe, Portland, b. B. Cromwell
Co.
Ship-EvelJn Sawyer ST john. -
Bsrks-A Peudersast Nelson Baltimore j. w. McKee, sui
taus (ssrd J. Ring St. Johu Thos Wssj Panama Graves,
Havana Is. agey; Honduras, Bates Bsize n Ae1Andrei
Louisa Bliss McMurchy 81 john NJ B., Wells, Kirby Co.
BTigs-Adsms, Ingalls, Ehzabethpor, l. j. Peters W.
Mason, Care ner St Mar q Miner l. Houghton. -
Schooner Kate Freeman. Seysnpah, Durham Dnoa
Worth Merrill Jacksonville, McCready. Mot 20 A. n:
Have Appeea,e Petersburg, Van Brunt Slant Albert
Fled Philips Bermuda Smith, Jones Co. Sarah EAssoethi
Smith New-Havrn.
sloop-WiIsId, Buckingham, Newport, master.
steamer-Bistol, allen, Philadelphia
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RROOKL YIN IIEM&

HrSaY cLAY's BIRrHDAY.-The Ashlanders' Asso
citation of Brooklyn viii celebrate the S3d anniversary
Of Henry Clays birthday this evening, at the Brook
lyn Institute, by public meeting. The Hon. Fred
saick A. Tslmadge, Josiah Reeve, and others will
make addresses. Mr.. John C. Jacobs viii deliver the
Grafton. band of music and Quartette Club will
be in attendance, and discourse music during intervals
In the proceedings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-12

BRooKLYE HoRTIcULTURAL SocIETY.-The Spring
Floral Exhibition of ths society commenced yesterday
at the Brooklyn Ath@neum. There was exceed
ngly brilliant display of flowers of all kinds pleasing
to the eye and of rapurous fragrance. The exhibition
comprised greater variety of choice specimens than
usual and they were arranged with much taste But
we never saw the beautiful gs of Nature terribly
abused as these were. Gorgeous flowers Of all ccors,
the sight of which would have reused the sumbering
muse in poets bosom, whose fragrance would have
driven Phaon crazy called by the most heathen-
ish names that could possibly be invented The exhb-
itors all seemed to vie with each other in the bideous
christening of their pet offerings As we are neither
Greek nor Hottentot we won't attempt to repeat
them Why is it that such floral treasures cannot be
called by names which any good Christian can pro-
nounce2 If there ia any thing in Nature on which
all men, women and children unanimous 1t is an
unbounded love for flowers. As they are now chris
tened none but botanists of their many
beautes-the adnring crowd can only gaze in speech
less rapture and sigh for name by which to call their
charmer. So the many ladies and gentlemen who were
present last evening wandered among the fragrant
blossoms so rich and rare, alec expensive, inhaling
the delicious Perfume and admiring in silence. small
band of musicians in the gallery assisted materially in
the enivenjDg scene. The exhibition will be continued
two days more.
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Sous OF TENPERANcE.-The Grand / hSMion .
Eastern NewYork held its quarterly sessio IN 'ni
city yesterday afternoon and evening, j. n. "eAfnS
eco, Grand Worthy Patriarch, presiding. Byt SS re
ports appears that the Sons of Temperance ~V
been remarkably prosperous during the quarter pa
and that they extending their lodges TO places hth
erto uDthought of. Long Island is foremost A great
ASmbsr Of new members have been initiated, and
qa dozens of them continue coming in at every meet
ing. Three new charters have been granted for New,
York and Brooklyn, and DiviAions are sprnging
MP all around. In week or so good time is expected
IN celebrating the organization of new lodge in Har-
lem.
In Williamsburgh alone there were 1870 new members
reported initiated. The of this sudden prosperity
is the Inauguration Of social features, the mere
mention OF which viii account for the whoIe ladies
are admitted, and even invited, TO all the lodges
In many cases, whole families come in. Boys and
girls are got rece and decaim; meodeons bought
and they unite III sinsugi iee-creams it is supposed,
not altogether unbeard of: and picnics cOntem
plated The National Division, or Congress of the
Order wa meet in june next at Portland, Maine |
when expected that new life and spirit win be Gre
ated in k behalf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-12

The NKw POLICE BOARD.-The old Police G.
nissioners did NOT meet yesterday, as per ado o.
their power having departed. The Poll .,-.on,
is wonderfully exercised in regard ,S,.-a---,nr,
of Amos Psbury, and the PR os; a..-,on
viii not only be made p ~. :. .ho. he
the Office of Superb 20 o. p.arS hr, tbot
snderNandingf -. =. sIIs5 18th the
TUG -ast he Is to discharge the duties under
directive double pay. In Albany, however,
.erost impression prevailed. Mr.. Bowen AZ
sS understood to be the ruling spirit and 1t was faid
.That the Brooklyn member would vote to make hin
President. Mr.. John G. Bergen, of Brooklyn. is II
every way acceptable 70 the people of Kings county
He is staunch Republican, and an honorable and up
right man, who viii DO his whole duty, without fear
favor.
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An EASY FORTUNE FOR THE VIcroR.-Mr. T. I.
Bsrsom dispatched special messeDs er yesterday TO
Epg'snd, by the Arabia to have interview with the
winner of the grest fight, and offer that iustrionS
victor large to exhibit himself wish the cham
POn's belt and other trophies for few weeks, at tue
kuseum. The agent authorized to offer price 10.
abort engagement OF few weeks that would ss'niSo
even the operate stars. Go il, Ssyers heena"'
Pitch N To the victor belongs the sman cn'nse-
adhis sion tvf enty five cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-12

The colored Native nericans meet tonight at Zion
Church, TO pifeh into the African Civilization Society
They hold that they have much right to live here as
anybody ese and that those who under the guise Of
philanthropy endsavor to enice them to abandon their
native land for Africa, are guilty of to say the least
very great mpertinence. A lively time may be ex-
pected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-12

The FURNITURE MASUFAcrURERs.-A meeting OF
the furniture manufacturers heldat Central Hail. in
Grand street, last evening, Mr. Jacob Schoenenberser
in the chair. The object of the meeting was to con-
slider the best means of establishing system Of union
under which manufacturers should not be oppressed by
the strikes of their workmen for higher wages.
Another meeting is to be held at which some plan is
70 be adopted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-12

pic..s the November ana December ss, nsoms ia.,.,
good Woods rshsr 3ssrer inferior classes trHs
easier Tbcpgsent bs series Of sales the demand for home
consumption has been steady aud for immediate Ffeneb
buyers ho for months have shown uaeer
nD ,ph operated freely ard the close and are 80,
mated purchased 1900 bales chlef, the ho
1Oebs Australia. fsat month Wool oil bs admitted in.,
Fran duty Of ID 0jd n. For the United States NOD
much business has bn done creeping few expshosaa lots
second DO I'D uS3d H. and fev occasional parees al nm
vsshsd Cape which sod By sncion at Old y n. Msa,
focks OF washed Cape Wool showed
y the breed End spgrornsteS % the es:e,s Of Ausrssa
lsd aid inferior sd Glsd The next auction sss Of ns
Wool 10 Loncon w commence the 26h Of Apri or I'd ~
May continuing about sz seeks an3 VII include about IS m
bsles Australian and Cape"
We quote:
Am SssoDJ PIE. y n J5060I psrsso, navsskss
Am TOD blood BeTibo. .51l35l g. AM wasbsd ledlx
AM blood msIino Am Entire Rios t51Jx
Am native blood Nsr3Jd41 South Am unw.sbsd -. saIx
Pulled, extra ..."..4t14slS AM Co7doys wsshsd nam
Pulled East india washed 2oaax
Pulled No 5eg35l African, invaded Sdi9
California, extra .......-hl Adcsn, washed
Co oTBia, hpe 2ya2l syrns aavashed 4al9
California, common, do .J2n 6i washed. l1azf
Peruvian wssbsd.: ....lsGAI Mexican, uawasksdlIaIs
WHIsKY-Ths market Il dull and heavy; sale. Of 200 bbs
2ao
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KILLED on THE HARLEM Raj

KILLED on TIE HARLEm Raj
resident Of Nev-Rochelle, Mr.. Ster ANNA wealthy
hsb Of promenading the RAJ Lion whc was 10 the
Killed by the O'Clock train f. asn Gas run and
sppt that be trying fo9c snan ON Monday. II
when the accident befr' on killed,
losing bis life. Mr.. save hVe ne near
His fortune wiS him. week p "a sge and unmarried
train passing .sson was - year Tuesday the Norwak
with shoe crae 20 his bTohes; - Mr. Mary Smith
Bellevue MoTTissnis, hnoeteo 49, She taken Il
"a snaaro as 10 breal her back SHV W.
<fnur,hI ,r5nere she died yesteoey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-12

Henry Hartfelder, Conrad Schlegelmap, and Peter
Meyer convicted assault and battery and sentenced He
former fer thirty DAYS and the others 10 pay me
Of $40 each in default which they also committed Al
herr T. Black the complainant IL appears Is the foreman IN
lan A. No 4s6 Pearl street and the 9Th of February last
whs the defendants strike discussion srose with
for taking their part Black ordered them Out o.,
a shop Hsrtslder teak bottle and threw Il at anG
others took his part They were subsequently arrested ana
committed on the charge. .-,,,,, -, a,
John Ccnan, potter in the ewelry estaoh.hnent Of MI.
I,ue corner John and Broadway was tired on tne
charge Of stealing small articles of e~eIy whi:h were
found In his hause bit which he had bought according 10 the
81 s.y.si witnesses, from peddef, broken
eweIry The Jury had not returned st late hour
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-12

FLOUR AND MEA--The demand for Western and safe
Flour is active chiefly for the local and Eern trade
We notice better demand for British Provinces; bu. there
Is less doing for export the further advance claimed for the log
srsdss restricting this inquiry The better grades are more
abe and frmer; the sales IL $40 bbis ct % 10
81 go for superne State IS asa IS 80 for Extra do 80 %
gS the grades of Western Exts $50 20 10 for
shippina Extra 0ho So 1887 for trade
brands ard Sc 0G 81 50 for 81 Louis and Geresee Extra
CANADIAN Flour but held with much confidence
the arrivals modeae sales OF 100 bb at IS Goa 81 10 for
Southern Flour is active and better the ar
rivals sales of 100 bbs &C sc loo So Is for
supefne Baltimore, &C., and SO 3oGs so for the better
grades Rye Flour Is in fair request and is steady sales OF ~
bbs al SO O 81 80 Com Meal quiet but Is steady; the
stock is not sIge sales of $50 bb % 55S 60 for Jersey
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-12

LEONARD

LFONARD-Tn this city, Wednesday evening" Aprl IL
Thomas, elect son Of Ibe late Joseph Leonsld.
The relatives friends Of ,he family invited TO ead his
funeral Fdsy afternoon, at O'clock from hs a.e
deDee, No. A Stuyyesant street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-12

COMMISSIONERS OF EnIGRATIOE.-Fhe regular meet
ing of this Board was held yesternoOn at Castle
Garden President Verplanck in the chair. From the
weekly statement it appears that the number of
immigrants arrived at this port from the LIST Of January
% da.e is 1922. To same period last year, 1855.
Aggregate receipts the I1th ns including oyerdraft,
46 s96 CO. Disbursements to the 4h inst, $40 ZIG 80.
Balance sII,279 %. The following resolution was
adopted
p,5 That IN the opinon OF this Board the Quarantine
Hos al staten Island hes been abolished by the acts tn'
In the removal Of the Patents rot
sss n,,itop p conformity the law Of the state and "a
oDseouenee thereof the bill Of toe Chel lo
services never rendered ought not 70 be slowed y
fha. be said ill be the Counsel OF the bosd Win
COW on the resolution for his opinion thereon.
The bill referred to is that OF Dr. jerome, Tor tree
months salary, 81, $50
Aer the transaction of some routine business, Tue
Board adjourned.