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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-15

An ALpERsASIc ScRIMaAoE.-Ex-Alderman Billy
Wilson, bruiser Of the First Ward, met Alderman
Russe yesterday morning, little before noon in tbs
vestibue of tie City Hail. and after the utterance ola
few growls unceremonously dealt out blows from tho
shoulder upon the Of the latter by way Of settling
an old political score; the discussion OF which, no
cordng to the assaants information bad given rise -
tie assertion on the part Of Alderman Russell that hs
would pull Mr. Billy Wilson's nose the first time he
should get the opportunty-a performance which tho
said Billy it appears, anticipated Several blows fen
in succession upon the face of Alderman Russell but
the Alderman did not zee fit to return them crowd
of politicians such loaf about the Hall previous 10
every meeting Of the Common Council, was soon gath
cred go as to encircle the begeren parties and the
interesting knot swayed outward upon the steps and
finally separated in the Park at the foot. Nobody
knew how the "scrimmage" began, except the plas-
terer who was working overhead. He says he :" seed
two gntlemen acomn' out O. the hail. and one o thin
cracked the other on the jaws and made the blood
rum" The Aldermans nose and upper lip are slightly
damaged.
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CRsrRAL ANRnIoAE EDUCATION SocnrY.-Ths an.
nual meeting of this Society held at the Bible
House on Thursday last at o'clock p. m, WV
Chester one Of the yice-pesidepts IN the chair. The
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officers elected for the ensuing year are the Rev. Skss
Owen. D. D.. Presidents the Rev. T. A. Mills 6sNs-
tary, and VIM. A. Booth, Treasurer, with Twelve
yice-Prcsidcnis and twepty-four Directors, among
when weru the Rev. Drs. Skinner, Robinson, AdauA
Parker, Wood, and McIane, and Messrs. James Boor-
man, ". w. Chester, G.. o. Halsted, G. X. Robesst
Fisher Howe, w. s. Griffith, Charles Butler, J. W
Benedict, &c. After completing It's business the Sosan'
ty adjourned till the next annual meeting.
GEnsAg Prc-NIc.-The Germans always at bous
on picnic nauguamted the season yesterday BY
lively gathering at Conrads Glen Park on the Bloom
ingdale Road. number Of military companies, gies
clubs ard other parties, accompanied by the Turnvs-
reins Of Brooklyn, Morrisania and Boomingdale were
the guests Of the "Bloomingdale Froshiem," on shs
occasion Of the presentation Of beautiful banner -
the last named club by some young German ladies a
Bloomingdale About 2 o'clock p. m. the ceremony al
presentation took place. Miss Eliza Conrad made
neat little speech in German and handed the banner ~
Mr. VIM. Austen, the bearer. Mr.. Fredk. Pfsaleut
the President of the Bloomingdale Froshiem, acknow
edged the gift in very handsome speech OF some
length
After the presentation of the banner, the club sa2g
several tunes until the rain admonished them that
shelter would lie advisable The banner has on ono SIDE
wreath of laurel and oak oncreling Tyre surmounted
with the name Of the Frosheim Bloomingdale," and
underneath tho date of institution, being the ~
July, 1853. On the reverse is an eagle holding h
his talops cornucopis with flowers and scroll, tn
scrited, Song, Merrmsnt, and Social Society Tho
enjoyment Of the party considerably damaged BY
tie rather unexpected storm. Lager flowed freely -
is usual on such occasions but order regned through
out. 1t would be difficult to say anything abou. the
transformations in dress which effected BY ths
rain, or how the unlucky picnickers got home with
out being mercilessly drcnched. When our reporter
left, the aspect was dreary.
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tAdyeetisement-l

PARKER Bros. LONDON CLUB SAUcE-ls Juse
tho article long needed by tho public take the place The
many inferior Sauces which have eoyei monopoly and hsn
soa exorbint rates superior and cheaper TO al othef "
aud popularity Sold BY all respectable orsesss and ~ a.
PARKHa, No. u Beckmanst
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SUICIDE or A GERNAS.-Coroner Jackman yes
terday held an inquest the body Of German named
August ii. Areusfed, who committed suicide at No.
Az Canal street Sunday night, by blowing his
brains ont with pistol The deceased had been quite
Respondent of late, account of not being able TO OBJ
tain employment. On Sunday night he went to bed
about 10 o'clock, his wife sleeping in an adjoining
room. The next morning he was found dead in bed
with pisiol-shot wound in his bead. He had evil
IDENTIFY placed the muzzle of the pistol in his mouth and
discharged it in that position. verdict of Suicide
by pistol-ahot wound he having shot himself while
in an INBOUND state Of mind" was rendered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-15

Base BALL.-The lrst match Of the season will be
played on the grounds of the Charter Oak Club South
Brooklyn the occasion being contest between the
frat mines of the Excelsior and Charter Oak clubs.
Considerable interest is manifested in the result.
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CRIcKEr.-A very interesting contest will take place
at Hoboken tomorrow, between eleven players of the
New-foIk Club and sixteen Of the Newark Club, in
GLIDING the fat bowler Has This is the first regular
match this season on the IIoboken grounds and will
doubtless attract number Of spectators, as the best
players Of both clubs will be engaged.
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IAdvertlsementl

Gas! GAs!-NEw GAS FIXTURES for the Spring
trade superior any offered before win BE- found
great Misunderstanding pspo~ Removed 70 no ~ ss -
opposite Nible'A wAASnh sesA 80
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IAdyertisement.I
To ADVERTISERS.

We need only 10 can a''envn ~ ou', a".s. -
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medium IN which advertise. Advertisements inserted u
Of the editions OF The Tribune, Will reach hundred
and eighty x thousand subscriber and probably million and
half Of resdes at the advertiser Of only 81 ~
per line. landowner. Agricultural Implement Manufactures
Nuserymen Cattle and Horse Dealers and oil others having any
thing sell wiz End to ths interest to advertise Ia ns
TRIBUNE.
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10 per line each insertion, Two Dollars per hae pee
meath
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(Advertisement.'

DR. JoNEs's EYE AND EAR INSTITUTION,
No. 1877 +,h-av., New-York, .
= the only place In tho world where ALL diseases ohe Ego as
Ear cUksp.
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fAdyeTtisement.l

Many persons are poor aud unhappy because
they have missed their true vocation aud swsyed BY ssss
ness and animal passion. PHRRSoLoarcAL ExAxisArIoy
with advice to health habits the best pursuit. may -
obtained at FOWLER WELLS, No. 308 Broadway
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CALCULATION or The Tsrsusr, APRIL 10, 1880.
Total.

Total.
fEorKThe above table gives somewhat too large circuA-
ton In III. Of York. with spending ds6isrcy
csewhere-the cops taken BY Newsmen which do act
know to be- States being included In this
AeeSaeArs CIRCULATION.
APEIL-l66c.
Daily Tribune. 900 Weekly Tribune 900
SEMI Weekly % $50 Pacific ............ S5oo
195 10
Address HoRacs GREELEY Co. Tribune Builaiugs New.
York.
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ucss ACKNOWLEDGING devotion to bis country Luckily,
X hiss trusted bis fame to the judgment OF poser1y
and in our day public questions are dis used far too
thoroughly for the public, either Of Engla and or Amer
;a 10 remain vezy long under any mistake about the
nuesion. We observe thst public journals IN LONDON
Which haNe not becn distinguished by their sympathy
with America or with james Buchanan IN parilcnia
nay, the mot ministerial organs in the British c"p
ere rs hearty and as emphatic in their approval OF ''
he President course as if he had been an EngliSi
snd the sympathy shows how far Englishcn, " -. h
rsrtes feel the service which he has lenoeeu W ,e
Common Anglo-Saxon race by bis deio"Se Vi '''''''2
tional law"
1t is now certain that all the border Slave states
will be fully represented in the Chicago Convention,
and !, ia possble that delegates will be present from
r,a,ess.s North Carolina, and Texas. There are
plenty of men holding Republican sentiments III each
Of them and indeed all the Slave States But counting
,r,v Tho Eve border Slave States, the Convention will
consist al the following delegations:
Delaware. '.'..'''''''s
virginia
Maryland
sssssc hentuck
Rhode lssud MISSOURI
Connecticut. ..,''sss'''.s'.. -
New Englsnd vo.es.,......4l
California.
Eevi ork. oregon
Nav. Pacific States voes
.nSdie States Total vote In the Convention
s3s which win be by 4S6
DAo delegates The number OF states
fndhsnA enre9entsd VIII De "a
IiHois ................,..it
Michigan. ......s..",.......t i
fcNt...
Wisconsin. ol
EHDes'ts... s.s.s..ss....... 81
kanses' ''.'''''.''''.'''''''' 81
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SEMi-WEkxLY TRIBUNE.

DEMf-W kkhLf TRIBUNE.
ORDINARY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CENTS nHe sAcA
insertion.
ITaslAdvertisement- Fyri CxS-s lne each iussrsiou
TIE WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
ORpiNARI ApvxRrsNG-$l Is line, each insertion HU
advertisement inserted the WEEKLY TRIBUNE for less than -
IrsA-n the News Column, pre6xed BY word tAdvvsts-
nisntl-S 81 50 line each iEseTtion
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The ASsI,ERsAnIEs.-Now that the Anniversaries
over, give comparative statement OF receipt.
FOR 1858 ard 1859, Of of the more prominent Of
the Societies:
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SUPREME COuRT-GBSKRAL TpR>I-MAY H-BsfoTe jas.
tees SUTHERLAND. MULLIs. and BosSRr.
THOSE GLASS BALLOf-BOAEs AGAIN.
Jordan Mott Assignee &C. agt Tho Board Of Supervisors Of
tho County Of New. York
The plaintiff, as assignee OF Samuel C. Jole,
brought for @ glass bnlotboxes furnished by
order the Police Commissioners IN 1857 the OF Is
each Twelve hundred boxes delivered and were used 81
the election in the year Payment refused on IN.
mound 81 fraud the part Of the assor Ia representing that
be had applied for patent On the ta ct Special Term tbs
complaint disuid the ground tina, tia deeudaIt ny
directing the Controller TO pay Ind performed their duties rho
plaintiff apps argued to-day EzJudge Dean or appel
liant; Green. g. Bronson for respondents
CBAxBERs-Nsy H-Befoe Justice LEosAHp.
DkCIsIOss
Hannah IT, Boyntonagt John II. Boynton-Divorce
granted. -
schemmer agt. REORGANIZATION granted $40
costs OF motion TO defendant, costs in the action
Lauder agt. Iauder.-ApplIcation denied; plaintiii
take order referring back 10 the referee 10 take further
proof Of the marriage.
SPECIAL IKnx.-May H.--Boforo JuGtics LKoSAHp.
DECISION.
(!rinnan agt. Plat-Judgment for plaintiff on de-
rnur-r with leave to defendant IN twenty days Oh
pay inent Of cots
SUPERIOR coURT-sPsoIAL THRx-Msy 1t-Bsiore Justice
BosvoRTH
Brown sst. Platt.-Case settled.
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The Now York Weekly

has been long enough before the people to
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faith, and that our engagements viii Re faith
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Our friends must be careful TO whom they
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u u q G = S ! q n q . y g
co N, M o n e s.

Our knowledge Box is alone worth the
price of the paper Itcontains weekly about
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whole ground Of .useful know ledge; and it not
unfrequenty happens that the reader will come
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price of ten years subscriptions.
Our ANSWERS to Correspondence also, are
full of valuable information.
And hundreds have already acquired a
very respectable knowledge of the German
language from the study of our plainly put
German lessons.
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word to the Discouraged.


TAR. ANDRUS. the original inventor
~ reformer and founder ofsnew principles
in the practice Of Medicine can be consulted
by ietser only, by' addressing DIR. Henry
Andrus, New Orleans, La, and Medicine
will be forwardedsby Mail free of charge Tor
a trial to any Postoffice in the Union; he offers
in all cases of Consumption and Nervous
Debility, Scrofula and all Rheumatic,
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Gravel, Dropsy ETC., a safe and speedy cure,
Female Weakness, Suppression, Irregularities
and all Diseases of the Womb, Structures
in the Urethra, Fistula and Piles, remedied
without the use of instruments or Bandages.
| After twenty years of personal and professional
experience he can. state that no person IN
| the world can cure those Diseases with Mineral
or Vegetable Medicine alone; there never
was one Chronic Disease treated right or
properly at the Charity Hospital in this city
and the head and pride of the Medical
Faculty have charge Of. H. He uses no
Mineral Medicine; his remsdies enable the
most debiliiated to enjoy as great perfection
ofshealtn while taking Medicine as at any
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ID. d. II. Moore, Esq,
Rochester, n. Y.
w. NJ. Wightman, d. ID.
Spartinsburg, S. G.
Rev. G. G. Gillespie, N
Orleans, La.
John w. Stoy, Esquire,
Charleston, $. O.
Hon. BE. Perry, Green
Vile, S. G.
Hon. w. A. Graham,
Hillsboro', n. G.
Hon, Chas. Manly, Ra'
leigh, N. @.
Hon. J. w. Ellis, Ra.
leigh, N. G.
Hon. ID. l.. Swain, Chap
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Chas. f. Deems, d. ID.
Wilson, n. c.
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Ala.
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Knoxville; Tenn.
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weston, Texas.
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ton, Texas.
d. II. McAnally, ID. ID
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-04
NEAPOLITAN PROTEST AND NARRATIVE
OF kNtNTS.'

Sgnor Carafa the Nespolltan Minister for Foreign
Affairs, has addressed the following " Protest" and
Narrative Of Events TO each member Of the Dipo-
matte body. We Ist give the Protest -:
NAPLES, May T. 1850.
a deed Of the most savage piracy has been per-
Jotr;l,6d by horde of brigands, publicly enrolled
organized and armed in state not hostile under the
eyes of that Gov Crnment, and nOtwItlIsi andlg the
promises received from The same Goyerumen. TO pre-
yeht it, The Royal GoyernmA,t, having been informed
OF tie preparations which were being made,
with the most shameless eArontery, IN Genoa,
in Turn. III Milan, III Leghorn, and IN Sienna, for
an expedition desrned against the Royal States, lost
40 time in calling the attention of the Pi.dmonese
Government 10 such attempt against the law OF ma
tons ard Of international obligations. It's answers
were at fret eFasiNe, aud atterward amounted 10
promises prevent the expedition that the ROYAL
Government authorized in not doubling the IT.
aIcts and q. scfiUls which arrived confirming the
character Of the relations Of good uud stanjug aud
OF that mutual abstinence from int reference which We
sl~ays had the intention Of maintaining. The Govern
menl Of tie King has, notwithstanding, continued to
watch tie designs OF the factions WHO were united
IL Genoa and LegLOm for the object 80 well known.
ard has followed their proceeding, an abridged mar.
ialiee Of which in ncOsed with this protest
Meanwhile in the Hate ring hope Of seeing the de-
paiture Of those pirates mpcded, after their emDarka-
lion had been completed IN Genoa and Legnorn on
three merchant vessels, two Of which were Piedmont,
ese and one kngsh the first Of the said vessels leay-
ing Leghon went III tue direction Of the port of Star.
sala where, having arrived yesterday without showing
any flag, they prepared to land The bands winch thew
had Oh hoard when the two royal vessels cruising in
the neghb0ihood opened on Tie agrees the FIRE Of
artillery. The hflig however, waa neceaarily sus-
pended, 10 give time to two English steamers arrived
there a few hours before 10 take their officers who
were ashore on board. On the emharkation of tbese
perfons Tie steamers gave wide berth and then only
could the firing be RECOMMENDED on those pirates, with
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" apolitnn frigates, which at once gave cns." /"
aim. lie had four bours' advantage over .ne"'
but every hour diminished their distance ''o" A..
But, putting on all steam, he safely aii''" -
harbor Of Marsala, and fastened 10 ANU w"o
vohv from Che frigates just arrived Killed ,ou' Vi
A;s mon Nv lucky chance, however IL "aP'
,,,,oa ,h,t two English ships had anchored IN the
tnrbor and. some of their c'icers peins On sno,o'
.,o .on.oip ordered che Nearotan frigites to de-
80 f,au, firing until his officers should return.
The Neapolitans coeyed, and Garbaid- taxing a"'
vantage of this delay, landed all his men and
stores. The Neapolitan garrison fed at once, ana
carried the tidngs of Garibaldi's arrival PR tife
wov TO Palermo, while the frigates free their
broadsides most heroically into the TIVE empty
steamers, abandoned by the crews, until they
sunk one and captured the other. The
Italian hero had already taken possession
of the town, and fastened toward honreale,
where the forces of the insurgents were concen-
trated He met ON his way three different Nea-
politan corps, which had been sent against HIM;
but each time the royal troops took to their heels
as soon.as they got sight of the red bouses Of
The Hungarian difficulty is becoming more and
more thre atening. Count Rechberg believed that
be might induce the old conservatives to sanction
the policy Of Austria by accepting Office; and
without asking their consent, he had the nomina-
ton of six of them to the Imperial Council pub
lshed in the official Gdzttte. They unanimously
refused the honor and responsibility OF sucha posi-
ton, and their example was soon inflated by two
Of The TransylvanaD, one of the Croat, one OF the
| Dalmatian, one Of the Austrian, and one OF the
| Serb nominees Thus the scheme Of Rechberg
was defeated; and the Imperial Council OF State
could not meet as was originally intended, and the
institution vas again dead failure. This refusal
led TO a ministerial crisis. Count Thun, as 1t Is
said got his dismission. Mr.. Zsedenyi, the Rev.
Mr.. Maday aud Prof. Palkovy were released IRON
prison, and an amnesty for al those who opposed
Court Thurn's notorious plan for the organization
of Tie Prott slant Churches is soon to follow. Ii
said that Mr.. Ladislas Sz0gyeDyi, Couocllor o
State, is to succeed Count Thun. If this shcul'
he the case, We may count upon the withdrawal 0
the obnoxious decree; though even such mea
sure comes too late to allay the excitement OF tn
Professionals. Hungary is on the verge OF re7O
ton; but no outbreak will take place before Aus
, tra is involved 10 foreign war.