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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-17
PERSONAL.

1t wss some time since stated that Southern
steambos. bad been named " Beulah," in honor OF
Miss Augusta J. Evans. The boat rnads hsr trial trip
the other day, and its la les cabin adorned with
set Of silver ware presented by the au'horess VINO
had been oomplmepted
Lieut. Thomas t. Houston If the United States
Navy died On board thu steamer Ir,quois in the Bay
of NapI.s, on the 26ih ol'. Lea, Houston Rad been
Gil of the remttent fever for than three weeks.
During the attack upon Palermo by Garbsldi it was
found impossible to remove him 70 the hospital on
shore; and afterwsrd, hen toe hind General gave up
an apartment in the ho- p; to number of sick it
was found that Lieut. Houston could not bear t,s re
noval He was a son of John IL. Houston, eco, Of
Washington City.
One of the recent on dts f London IL that Sir
Edward Lytton Bulwer has become recopcisd 70 MS
wife and that they ABBOTT to live together again.
An old man named Abraham Cam, nearly three
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-17

SINGULAR TxsacrTr OF Lur,-wilHam Chalmers,
boy fourteen years Of age residiDg at No. $50 west
Thht-hid street, wa fatally injured by revolving
circular saw in the workshop Of mr. Dabose 10 Tbir-
teth street Tenth avenue on tne lth inst while
10 the act Of removing the sawdust from beueah the
saw. The saw entered bis skull about four iaches
shove and tV inches behind the ear traversing tho
skull forward 10 the roos Of the nose penetrating the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-17

FIRsr NEw CoTIos.--Tbe fret bale ofnsw cotton Vas
received here Sunday BY Nelson Clement esq per
steamship Philadelphia, from Nsw-Oreaos. Tue cot
ton va. rai,ed on the plantation Of Judge r. B. Wof-
ford, near Cuero, Texas, and wss received by tr.
Clemente honse In Galveston, on I'D July, for rsshiP-
biz house here This Is said TO be the thru
fourth time Judge Woiford has succeeded In ssAo'os
Il hrft bale Of the From the sample sno"n'
the cotton 10 very handsome, and FREQ from lear or
dirt
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Posr.ovucx DzpARrmKsr, Jul,

NOTICE Syw-YoRr LxrrsR-csaRERs. .
Agreeeby TIE authority conferred BY the 10th section Of &
Set Of Congress Of Sd March, 1884, entitled An oct 10 edaoes
modify the Of possEe in the United sss and for
other purposes" 10 hereby ordered tina. all the
set lanes eys roads, and highway In all that part Of the
City NewYok lying south Of end below 55h Fy hch,
street including tia. street. be and the hsrcby eab
shed poe, roads, This order to take effect ist
(signed) j. HOLT, Postmaster General.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-17

,rlensts thunder shower ell In and sbout the city
yes erdal 80 ling rhe Atmosphere most gratefully. IL
was very much ded e,p c'saS by tne farmers out
W. fer ~as not sufficiently extended nor PROLONGED
enc uyh. to do much good Hwsvsr she sxy lat
night a. big ~ith pr m!ss Of more rain. ard the
thirty arth may soon rtceiye g nerJus seeking.
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Local DlsPArcH Posrs ABoLrsHzD.-The FOL living
letters have been for warded to Mr. Portmaster Dix:

Posr-Oyyrc. DxpARvssyrs)
APPOINTMENT OFyIcv July II, 1850. ( 9
SIN: directed by the Postmaster General to
you the eosed copy Of order made this dy declaring The
in City poron,e and to request
published for the information Of al concerned
18th June 1880 uits the carriers fee for tho
delivery of l-e to cent becomes necessary nderse
deriy Fl other considerations fer the Department In ord 10
suss the system take charge Of the whole basass
Of esr carrying In NewYoTs. Therefore, In pronaIss shs
order Of the Pos, General you WILL the nae
gs- notice Of bis determination gidy to enforce tia lsws
,ny and all pvste carriers and expresses In
fe u and after the LIST proximo. -
Very respectfully, your obedisnt servant, Rset<
lSimsd) HORATIO xINQ !.
Bn. JoEy A. DIX, Postmaster. NewYofk -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-17

CHtLDREs roR THE WEsr.-The Ns~-fork Ju-
vens Asylum 'ert out Yesterday about thirty children
for homes in the W'ss. prsparso-y TO which they
visu n photograph; ests .lShmeot, and had their
HE ssses sepsrs ely talen. which the Instusou ill
preserve in their House d Receptisn, No. IL West
Tairtaepth street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-17

TIE DA CosTA BAn.- Yesterday morning, Mr.
Pmkert n, of N. "A Attorney street of rod as
bail for De- Gotta If the SLAYER Brhmin TIE District.
Attorney said be would take twenty -four hours to
consider tie matter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-17

The yiceroy of Egypt has sent scientific exped-
ton into Ethiopia to obrerye the total eclipe OF the
18th Of July The expedition has been furnished with
two good three-iuch telescopes, three ehrononetsrs
Nv baroueters aud several psychromeers and Their
plomee's with instruments to observe the magnetic
intensity, inclination and dtclinaiion Thus prePara-
tons have been made to observe the eclipse from Its
commencement in Or gon to its end in Ethiopia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-17

wshase received the supplement- for Jul, Is, Of
The 5ms,ream Lieyds, from the publishers, Mss'rs'
Z. I'D g. W. b unit.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-17

THK GREAT EAsrEss.- N.ariy six Thousand pcopls]
went On beard the bigsbip yesterday, snd bus ' 'hs
s'orm in TIE afternoon no doubt the visitors wo1h
nave been far ps~~rous. Tho Chicsso Zsnsvss'
Ssve receistd from the Directors ef ts 0rrst Ship
Cempspy an insiisscn TO witt the Grrss Esx,rC
Col Ellswortby bias scopted the invitation. spd hss
selected Wedbesds, m~rpiog ss the time. We nader:
stand thst Trey will go ,hruugh their startling snl
wonderful skirmi drill on the splendid deck Of ths
ship. Many persons vii no doobs avail themselves q
this opportunity to 20 on board the lsvathan and Wit
ness at the same tine The novel and sfal mAncuvss
Of this corps. go
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-17

ACCIDENTS AND ISeuysrs--Mic' sal Barry died at
th- Re-vee Hospital Sunday evening from the eject u
injuries received Saturday Tie desssed employed In
unloading the CeIt-s Psrk, when large e
hin frstrrps hi. sknL Coroner J,cknsn he'd pausse
upon bedy, with TIE usual result. Tho corossr
l.ti bod, Of rhs Wskss native Of Inv
land who d.d ieu-s received the sh insl n eenss
Q; falling dom stairs Coroner sshsmsr yss.fdY
rik Mullen ~ho by dr~s N Fihtyixsh .sres
nelt Of the 18th ns oand tnssasb6
Trnth avenue and e.cea
teig taken Bellevue Hospita sscertasned MA h
had be~n Fractured and he subsequently, &sd a ~ iHare
Co oper Jackmsp held iDce the body Yesterday BAT -
evidence sbtsn~s tending 10 Identity the c-a 90
injuries received The Cares.s 49,
irqusst 90 tie body Of person wee Ing The ds.s
Wells Island prissney Who found dsosns4 q hussI
Poai Deceased about 20 yssn Of sss. bot wss 20
aed 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-17

OUR PUsLrc 5csooLs-Thcre are two apppiot5
men's-one Cadstsbip in the We~tpo'nt Military
Academy, the os'sr IN the Naval Academy, Asrapo'k
to he competed orey the pucs If the hshsr clssses
of the Schools 81 the First Firth and Eighth Wsrd.
rendered BY :bs Hon. d. z. sicsL.. The Board Il
Examiners is composed Of Messs Randall and Kiddls,
City Superintendent. Tie Examination win bs hsh
previous to 9Th inst. 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-17

The new Ctzs ms Savings Bank, locaed at No ~
Avepne A, Seventeenth Ward, the Hon. Geo. solaom.
President ia succeeding admirably deposits aver
sgng resIly $1,000 per da'.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-17

CoLoREp IAPosIoAs We are told that soosS
colorpd PERSONS are tsecng the pablo. ny collecting
mon.y osensibly fora Wesleyan Church in Toronto.
A Mr.. C. j. Garter Is authorized by the church 10
receive funds it, out others who are begging nas
behalf are impostors.
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IAdxartisarasnkl

IAdysrtssrasntl
Prof. J. W. FOWLER Of tho PoagOAscPs 49,. ~;
soseol spesh In s:s.i q sss oSsxsssssn ~
pSesent eAmpAgr Ases@ IS ~ -''I- ~ Il -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-17
tAdvertirsrnsnel

OAK ORcHAkp ACID SPRING wATxn- .Ine
dcn.l euslitis, sf ,hs w'ses nIy sho.s 49, s
may be seea On spheston The AsnA oesiss 49, IN w
liberal ers. NoWs,sr genuine unless 81 srssrsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-17

The QUARANTINE DANCES CoAsIssIos.-Th
Quarantine Damages Commission met yesterday ilthe
Office Of the Health Officer at Qaara' tire. Staten
Islsrd ST tie membrs beipg present, the Him. Eiia
W. Lenvonworth presidbg. The testimony yesterday
was that of Simon 4. Shiels claimant To small
au curt who liz ed in the Marine Hos pltai in Septsm
Der 1853, rs m-ss-pg-r lie lost three coats, oyer
cost sn6 rwo frock coats
j icOb Il. MerseregD was sworn IN connection with
the claim Of the Commissioners Of Emigration, and
testified in regard to extensive repairs made 20 the
Wssh-house dock jns; before the Gre.
George B. Davis testified to Estimates OF the various
buildings which were de-troyed His testimony
covered work, earpentef-sork, aud cost OF
materials.
John w. Jones wss examined in references IN the
claim Of the Commissioners Of Emigration in their
own right His TESTIMONY WIS confined TO the fire-
.Eeine. II wa sn I'D. 'ashiobed forc--pamp engine,
which worked only " chen il had brushing mp" IL
WIS not god for uch at fire; / ~a- not worth
more han HI. value Of old ma eriali he would not
giv. much Tor il.
The Board then adjourned till this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-17

For EUROPE The steamship Bavaria lef this port
yesterday for Southampton, Hsvre and Hamburg,
taxing ont 1872 pass ng-rs, principally New.Yorkers,
Phlad- lptians and Cab ins.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-17

The FUND SrOcK.-rhe ordinance creating snC
authorizing tie i,sue Of the Floating Deb. Fund Stocl
in pursuance Of the of the Legislature, saC
TO have passed the Common Council has not yet beer
acted upon.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-27

To THE CHARIrABLE.-An appeal is made to the
public on behalf OF widow lady of well-known
family name, and who was once in comfortable cir.
cumstances, but who has been for time entirely
dependent upon her exerons, and the assistance
Of few friends for support. She has abored cheer
fully early and late, with the needle, until her eyes
have become affected and che unable longer to earn
anything in that way. Employment in which she can
still respectable subsistence has been found for
her in another city. But she is unable to provide her.
self with suitable clothing for her new position, or
with money to reach il. Under these circumstances,
some Of her friends whose will aid her is much bet
ter than their ability, make this appeal One half the
necessary has been raised but about so are still
wanting. Any sums which may be sent TO this Office
for her will be duly acknowledged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-27
Arrived.

seam,bir George. Creek wiets Savannah Wis Norfolk
%de and pass to N b se.Sy s hss TO-
W carried away mzzen tOPmsst and wss compelled to hJ
steamship Columbia Berry, Charleston 40 hours mdse and
Steamship Chesapeake Crowe Portland mdse and pass 70
p.ss n % Williams Guion Been to westward
y VIII seS Ses ae s a. Ts
Wight ordinary was thrown b. the ;psn.s BOOM
Ship Charles D. erwD Merwn Antwerp Feb l. and Flush.
ing 4tb mdse. and II pass: to J. W. Elwen 4 Co;
81: Resgs a f.. @
Chney for EewYork Mary DOwngo Z, Bss :; for s.
brig Isabel hence for Porto Rico 18th % s. Ion. 50 Al, BIZ
brig Elizabeth from Turks Island for 81 John'' ~, g,
days from Gibraltar fruit Murray Insaie Fad heavy n
w gales for the past IL days. has been blown of 10 four
Brig L. NJ Arnold (B Of St. Johns Atkinson, Salt Key. T.
schI Sophia Collins Cqf Plymouth g. Stanton ST. Kits
the es entire passage lost sails March s % on a.
passed large black sc waterogged abandoned and her
same day. spoke Bremen Eansnuds Lorense, nom
Cienfuegos for oueenstown "a days out
fasc to Merrill ABBOT ssed In with the s .chi
mole ssw scb MoSc of Pfovincetown bound Has e1ps
enced heavy weather the coast has been days Of Hat
schr Mary stednsn, Gooden St. Mays Ga, days naval
S Dse s@ns e. srS e
sfIest painted round the head supposed 70 Be sehI
load
schr New.Jer'ey vsnninan Jacksonville % days yellow
pine Peek Church Been IL dsysN of Hsttess with heavy
schr saco Taylor Neybern c. days. naval stores to
J. G. Williams. Been 6 daysN Of Hssras With heavy wes,h
Schr w D. Cargi Hawkins Baltimore 10 days. coal Expe
renced heavy weather; lost sails,
Schr Abemsre Florence, Suffolk Na days, shingles to
sch Ellen Baker, stillmsn Newbsrn, N. c. days naval
stores to master
schr Isabella, Clark mde from ship De Witt Clinton sshes
squsD TO Johnson Higgins.
sehr Nahsnel S. Rue North Carolina days, J.
G. Williams.
schI James X. Stoneback Briggs, Newbem, N c. days,
naval stores 10 master.
schr Percy Hebner Candy, Tampco, c. days shingles
10 master
Dawn Penny wBsdfOrd md.e. and pssa Bare
schr Mary Price, Blizzard Wilmington, Dell days, to
Allen 4 PaGson.
schr. Ella Cannon Sears Leips Del, days, to r. D.
Barrett.
scr. John c. Henry Smith Rondout coal for Savannah
schr j. r. Bleecker, Everett, Philadelphia days
Schr d. NJ beSerole, Smith, Philadelphia days coal.
Schr. +. - Brognsd, Williams Alexandria days ccsl.
SchI Jonas Sparks, Rodgers, Virginia days wood.
FELLOWSHIP Eloise Thompson, Liverpool Feb TO-
Bark Emma F. Chase, Hail. Cumberland Hsrbor
big Mary Means, from Hsyans bound to Boston.By plot
Brs Isabella Jewett aud Bremen brig Dolphin. Also three
SAILED-Ship Missouri NevOreans; bark Addison Child.
Mobile schr SurPas, (Br D Kingston.
From Notwithstanding Teuton (new) Havana
WIND-At sunset, West
Sandy Hook towed this city Monday leaking bad
ly havngs esm pump constantly going She dchaging her
cargo at koIds Dock, Brooklyn in damaged condition
toS & on Md s,n S on Saosn Beach vas
ing 600 oil casks in her, and keeping pumps going
The bark Venus 18th inst from Curacao thence
ship bound having smoke and waking beams
supposed the North Star
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-27
Nv Telegrauh.

FORT LAFAYETTE, sunset March 26-Three b.ss inside
the Hook bound in Wind moderate from W. WI weather
clear
SANDY HOOK, sunset March 26-Ship Missouri, for New.
Orleans cleared the Bar 240 One bark outside the Bar
bound in. Wind moderate from w. ~ W. weather clear.
HIGHLANDS, sunset, March 26-Four bsrks and two big
in the ong bound in Wind light from the NJ W.. weather
clear.
BALTIMORE, March 26-Arr. schr John Griffith from St.
Jsgo 18th inst
Sailed baks Oyerman, and Dumbarton both for NewYork
Ashore, schr. Snow Squs from Sana p p 5th nst
ashore yesterday at Thomas Point.
NORFOLK, March 2e.-Schr. Mary Adelne from NewYor
Tor Petersburg arr leaking run into and badly damaged
SAVANNAH, March 26-The steamship Mon gomery
at O'Clock 25th inst Was detained at Sandy Hook
hours by snow storm.
BOSTON March 26Arr ships Versailles Sherburne, Pc.
Bandina Dudley, from Calcutta barks Eolan Burgess
Singapore Salscia, Freeman Buenos Ayres Linden KIRBY
NewOreans brss Poinsett Hill, Galveston; Longvh, BIG
gins, Cape Hsyen.
Below, ship Electric Spark, from New-York.
Or Highland Light, Cape Cod bark Warren, Ha1et, iron
Algoa BAY for Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-27
een' v.hen be willingly gave the following disjoin.ed

|Den ne WlliSBy gave inc lOhoWlnG Ce]onteu
stat .,,er.,
Sailed in soop Spray Of Gulford, Capt. Leete and
brother, and me az cock going after OYSTERS at Bar
negat, Wednesday last, the sloop struck and cap
sized us captain and brother went overheard in the
water and drowned i was d )wn below cooking; me
get in email boat, and about two hours there, when
schooner took me off; the ca dains name Webb; on
Saturday we came to Jersey City; went ashore; me
cross the river TO Newark Saturday night get
house and slept ont doors; Sunday night stayed to
Newark to-day started to come back, and went into
the woods 10 get some nuts; the money 1896 80
my wages; worked for Capt Leete four years for $50
a month the men took me at the bridge; my name is
Sam Patch, American name Jack Lowe; haze been in
this country elk years; one year cold cigars in New
York; one year was on man-war ship Mississippi as
cook and anything; last four years the sloop
with Cart. Leete; am 80 years of age, and am ma
tive of an leland in the China Sea- do not know what
they brought here for unless ii for taking nuts
in the woods"
The prisoner having previously been detected in
attempting to slip his handouts. City Marshal Ellis
took the pre:suon to place upon his ankles pair of
shackles
Jackaloo II about five feet four inches in hight and
rather slender built He appeared to he in good spir-
it's smiled when he conversed but his countenance in
dcates treacheIy.
He had on brown sack overeeat tsaid TO belong TO
Capt Leete, monkey jacket, new oyeralls over his
pants, and new cap.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF EEw.YoRK. .MAaoH
Cleared.

Shp-Missouri, Hughes, NewOrlesns WIN. Nelson Son.
BaIks-Wave Crest, Harmon Buenos Ayres x. W. Ropes Il
Co. Ismsel Susan FRENCH, Daysnsant Hayre lunch
Meineke Presto Ducb Cremer Rotterdam Funch Neike;
NJ Morton Buckley Savannah W. B. Scranton; Lnds Stuart
White, st. Jsso.
Brgsasc NJ benson, Barton Para and Market Bnrdett
Noble Nova Provi3enzs Neap Boens Naples Chamberlain,
Phelps Co.; Cedar Rohlf Msnzsnlo Ruser Bros Vmpres
Higgins Sierra Leone, Thompson Hunter; Thos Shook BIB
French Bathurst
Gertrude, Campbell, Charleston, Dolner
Potter; Sarah Jane Gardner Newport msster D. O. hnse,
Conkn, Charleston Jonas Smith Co.. Starlight, York. Pert
land w. Raleigh Phillips Charleston, ID. c. Murray DE
Rosset Tucker Wilmington Peerless, Doe Bermuda, Mccall
& Firth J. W., Faulklin, Boston Dayton sprsgue
soop-Oregon, Rhodes Providence master.
Steamer--Frankin, McKabe Baltimore, w. DalseL
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rInrkets-PeDorted Bv T,lerro,i

UBALrMoRs, March 26ELoUR firm at s5T5 War,, se,,,.
~ 81 500 e5 for White, and 81 40a 81 for Red Co,x
22c.
PHILADELPHIA, March B-FLoUR very DUH wsa.r SulI
Corn tending downward. OATS steady. PRovsross quiet
WHpKY dull
NOBLE March A-COrToS-Sales to-day 800 baes Prices
irregular but market generally unchanged.
CINCINNATI, March 2-FLouR very dull at s5 l0a ss So
WBnEI active a. ls4c. Mess Pork held at CIV BAcon
held at }d9sc.
EXCHANGES.
ST. LorIs March 8Sight Exchange New-York firm Ed
scarce at cent premium for gold; II cent premium Tor
Missouri funds and q cent premium for Illinois and Wiseos-
sin funds.
CHICAGO March 26-Sigbt Exchange on NevYorh hrn AZ
sers premium Cor currency and cent premium for soA
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called npop Hicks al the Station House on Sunday
morpipg and had an interview with him respecting his
fathers home, and family matters generally lie
states in reference TO the Hicks family that The father
Of the prisoner lives at Gloucester, few miles from
Chepatchet, II. l. lie used TO be a collier in that
peiehborhood and had the reputation Of being an hon
est mar About IA or Is years ago he was employed
NV orr informant Simon Hicks, the brother OF
Abram w. Hicks alias William johnson, was several
ago entenced 10 be executed for the murder OF
a man named Crossman, under the following cireum'
stances; Mr. Croseman lived in Gloucester. de was
an old bachelor, and lived Alone Simon Hicks and he
were very friendly, and Simon used to visit him very
often.
One night, however, Simon went TO Crossman's
house, broke in at the door while the old nan was IN
bed. and beat him to death with club Hethen helped
himself to several hundred dollars of the old mans
treasures and in few days ef. for Providence dis
tsnee of sixteen or eighteen miles from Gloucester,
taking with him girl to whom he had been paying
ia addresses. In Providence he bought her gold
watch, and various other articles of fnsry. This
lavish conduct caused suspicion and he was arrested
lie was examined in Chepatchet, and afierward
Acknowledged his guilt. He was subsequently tired IN
Providence convicted of MURDER and sentenced TO be
executed. WINE awaiting eAeeu1"nt "nO VI VII"
risoners in the JAIL whose tine had almost expired,
opened number of the cells, and there was quite
stampede Of prisoners, among whom was Simon Hicks.
They were all recaptured within few days, with
the exception of Simon Hicks, who has never been
heard Of since. This escape was deemeda very strange
circumstance, inasmuch as Simon was known to be
imbecile and unwary. His simplicity created much
sympathy in his behalf In referring to Simon, our
NewYork prisoner admitted that some strange stories
had been told about him. but he guessed they never
amounted to much. The last he had heard Of his
brother was that he had gone to California.
SEARCH FOR TIE BODIES.
At the requeat of the District-Attorney, Acting
General Superintendent Of Police ID. Carpenter
issuei orders to the Harbor Police directing them to
institute thorough search for the bodies of the miss
ing Captain and crew of the soop f. A. Johnson The
shores on either side of the bay will be searched and
the inhabitants along the beach put upon the watch for
them in case they should be thrown ashore. Every
effort will be made to recover them, and we hear that
q suitable reward is about to be offered for them.
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Disasfcrr. &c.

NEWPORT, March ?6.-The schr. Connecticut De.n IRON
ndanola Feb 49, with cargo of cotton and hides Tor New
York arr last night had weather and head wia p
sails damaged rigging, and sprung Cargo judged 70 De IN
good order.-lBy telegraph. ,. =, ~
81. Thomas, March 1.-The barb Charles William loi Nes'
York; Pendeton, bound Maseies with cargo OF slaves
at this yesterday leaking with oawsIA carried away
deck load and casks gone. Capt Pendeon was los
board the evening the 10Th u and the ves,e orous
here IN charge Of the The leak supposed 70 Dc IN 'e
UPPER works ,,r.
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COURT CALENpAR-TnIr p,1.

SUPREME Conference.-The L-NOs 6i7 IN
4O5 7O5 80 1t3 los, 76T 49, 49, 7s5 79 I 1o3 III jq9
SOL 8O5, BOZ, 69 Sl 8S s5, 49, a2 Part l-Pocs cases
SUPREME CouRr-SrEcIAL TERA.--NOs. PIG To &
a. 80 1919 2O l27, l2s, 49, 2o9 3d. l2 lso 214 49, a.
it6, 2o3. -
SUPERIOR CoURT-Short Causes.
CoURr OF COMMON PLEAs-Part No al. Par.
II--NoL 49, 81, a.
BRooKLYs CRY CoURT CALESDaR, March y. Nos.
q, w. a. 70 ", O. 80 n, ., a. 4. 49, 80 81, 81 81 81 a. 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-27

FoUsD DRowsED.-Yes,erday morning the boiy Of
John Phsion found floating In the North River Pr No
10 The 6ecsssed n Of and Of IrssnS
He had been MISSING for about weeks add when M sn
the body when sverdict Of Foond arowned was snS,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-27

Captain Weed Of the Second Precinct is DESTROYS to
ascertain where Hicks exchanged bis silver for the
bills of the Farmers and Citizens Bank, of Brooklyn
Proprietors of exchange Offices woud confer favor
and an aid to justice by taking notice Of this request
We regret that, through an overnight paragraph
crept into report yesterday, which improperly as
called the Assistant District Attorney.