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er9sf9en ole Anweienbsit zines ieoen MitsItebes.
Wd @. StMpn, 6auptmanu.
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Grover s. Batter &~6bmai9tueu- Comp,
Sill, 3mt SEQ. 18l 8altimOretr., Baltimore.
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Oeuti6lanc.

StuttgQrt, %, SUM-. Gcr eini9en
3a9en lpro9 Der btelige Staat8=N n5eiser in
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aemielen nurben.
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MuToroeruna.

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gBoben letne DISQUALIFICATION, bic er Der Steubeu. IIioctotion
l9uloet, BEL ben Erultees oerelben gu erfaaen.
SIN Aaftra9e Der teubeu-NiOciatiOu
StVd Dem etert Setr,
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GmGlt Gneb Sic 0ier.

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upcr3slgt Gn9! Morris Prtn8sbeim,
Slll,5ntt NSeiBbterbrauer, No. l6 g. Nreoerttlr.
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Gmrpp6if6e SIncbricbtem. Z
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paiI6em SQmpfer.
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bic italienil4en Gn9ele9enbeiten our Sprade
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reidte selteru bel @aUour Das 8eslau6iaunaS.
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@reat Qanern

New@Oort, 10. Suit. rleber 5000
Bericnen belu4ten 9eute ben @reut @atern.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-23
ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE.
TROOPS FOR TEXAS AND STORES FOR THE
GULF SQUADRON

GULF oQuADhVN.
detachment OF the United States troops left here
yesterday afternoon in the steamship Granada, for
Indanola, Texas, via New. Orleans. The detachment
numbered $50 men, all told, aud was commanded by
Capt Innes N. Palmer of the I'd Cavalry. Detach.
mens will be detailed to the different companies on
their arrival at Indouoa. The troops were inspected
by the commanding officer the Island before leav
ing, to see that they fully equipped for service in
the field. They were finelooking Get of men, all
apparently in the full bloom Of lie.
COL Seawell, having taken charge ofthe Department
of Texas has set the troops under his command in
tiye motion. The following forces were ordered to
take up the line Of march for Brownsville: companies
and ID, Cd Cavalry; section Light Battery COM
panes and /, LIST Infantry, and companies c. d. and
f. 9Th Infantry and company X, LIST Artillery, under
subatern. A detachment of Capt. Stonemans com.
pany will al.o join at Fort Brown. There about
one hundred men remaining in the garrison on the
Island
The United States storeshp Supply, recently re-
turned from the Coast Of Africa, is retting, and will
sa in a few days for the Gulf Of Mexico, with stores
for the squadron. II s said that the storeship Fa
mouth Capt. Ottway Henry Bergman will also sail in
few days for Vera Cruz, with stores. Nearly all the
home squadron have been ordered to the Gulf of Mex
ico The entire force of the home squadron consists
of about thirteen steam and sailing vessels Of all class
es, with an armament Of over 300 guns, and about
$500 men, who have been thoroughly instructed in the
use of all arms known to the military and naval ser
vice. in order that they may be prepared to fight on
shore as well on shipboard, in case of emergency.
Detachments Of marines have been sent from the DIFF
ferent marine barracks to Pensacola in view Of max
ing general depot, in case of any disturbance be-
tween our Government and Mexico.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-23
FIRES.

PIRE IN HOTEL IN BRoADwAY-GREAr EXCITEMENT.
Last night, about 10 O'clock one Of the boarders IN
the 81. Dennis Hotel, corner of Broadway and Eev-
enth street. discovered unusual quantity of smoke
in the upper part of the establishment, and supposng
fomething was wrong, made known the fact to Mr..
Peter Degave the proprietor, who Immediately insti-
luted investigation as to the cause After gong
rom room to roop Mr.. Dsgave found that the smoke
way and upon further search he discovered brisk
fire IN room No. 1913, on the fifth floor, the woodwor
and furniture Of the apartment being in blaze Hay
ing no means At hand 10 extngush the fre himse he
fastened 20 the street and notified re company sta
ioned in Eleventh street. An alarm was soon rung
OF the Fourth District, but before the femen arrived
the fire had communicated TO the woodwork OF large
dome, and the flames were rapidly making their way
toward The roof.
The most intense excitement prevailed among the
boadeIs of the house. and many made preparations 10
seek other quarters One lady In particular in frantic
condition with ND infant in er arms, into the hall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-23
Marine JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK... March n
Cleared.

Stesmship-Rosnoke, Couch Norfolk Ludlsm K Hencken
shps-CambIis (Br y Russell, Glasgow, J. Wimot Co.
Excelsior Swift, Liverpool, 8. Thompson's Nephews.
BsTk-Masadalena, Day, Asplnws Panama Railroad, Lab
erty, Shaw, Marseies, Draper Deviin
brgs-Lavseea, Parker, Mobile Noreross Ssght Prince ,
Piano, sturge. Mobile Lsytin Hurbu.; Avsnce sors
TeIersen London Holmboe Hoadley; Prnceis ROYAL
told bermuda Smith, Jones Cot Georgia Sherman Nsssa,
Walsh, Carver Chase
schoonersE. B. CroweD, Low, Jamaica H. Underwood;
A. Taylor Dukes Plymouth; Ocean Wave Conoyer City Point
Van Brunt slsgt Neal Henderson, e. 8. POWELL Kate,
skidnsn, Matsnzss s. Snow, Conway Boston, g. W. Lewis
Co.. II. Chase, Tyon, Hartford MASTER Willis Putnam, At
ns, Galveston, Howes d. j. Bower Johnson, Richmond
J. c. slaght kugrsve (Brl Ronkcy Halifax, H. j. Donovan
TansuiPss Aekley Lsyasss, hccreaiy, Mott Coz Emily,
stesmer-Boston, Croker, Philsdelphis y. Perkins
Barge-Comet, Jones' Phae epha, ]. Briggs.
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THE CARSTANG vs. SHAW CASE.

In the breach Of promise case at St. Louis Friday
la MIR. Sbepley proceeded to open the case for the
defendant reciiing what they intended to prove. He
said that the plaintiff instead Of being introduced to
Mr.. Shaw, bad sought his acquaintance for the pur-
pose Of entrappiDg HIM that she applied to him for
assistance in order 10 sati4y memorable landlord
and proHeIed Mr.. Shaw security. He then reviewed
the testimony relative to the promise of marriage treat
ing il very lightly. lie also intimated very strongly
that the character of the plaintiff for chastity was very
poor and endsayored TO impeach a number Of We
Witnessed On Saturday Mr.. s. concluded his address,
and the testimony for the defense was commenced.
The first witness was VIM. n. Davis, who, Pftsr
making some staements damaging to the reputation of
the plaintiff, being subjected 10 cross-examination,
bis testimony dwindled down considerably. On Mon.
day the deposition OF Mrs Chamberlain taken at Gin
cinpai on the 9th OF july 1859, read She
represents that Mrs. Seaman knew Of the alleged
Judge Ivy black all affair. She had heard Of
nytbiDg against the character of the plaintiff for vr
tue and prudence. Several other Witnesses were
am med, and the bpk Of their testimony showed that
they had heard some one express opinions that the
characters Of the sisters-Ms. Seaman and Miss Car
stspg-were not good, but knew nothing positive
Themselves. And here closed the ninth day Of the
trial
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md solicited aid from every ons who passsd ~
Numerous o.ber ladies equally alarmed. bnt d..
fears were queted by Capt Dlks and his officers who
assured them that there cause for slarm ae tbs
remen had got the FIRE under control. Owing 10 the
hight Of the building, and the numerous windinos in
the stairways the frenen at frs. experienced great
difficulty in getting water upon the fire, bat by little
manse cement they accomplished their purpose ard aeon
extiDeuifhed the flames. The Broadway wing Wa
damaged throughout by water, but no damage whst.
done TO the main building on the corner Tbs
loes furniture will amount TO $1,000 or 5000 ~.
Deeave is insured for s. 600 in the Excelsior. S00l
in the East River, 600 in the Everett 900 hi the
Rutgers, 5000 in the Relief and g. 600 In anothsr
Company name not ascertaiIed. Tie building Il
owned by Mr.. James Renwiek, and Ia probably dan.
aged TO the amount Of g. 500. Fully insured
The FIRE is supposed 10 have originated from Qrats
in room No. 49, in which the porter had, during the
evening, kindled fire. It was caused either by coal
dropping upon the floor from the CRATE or the igntng
of chair which had been left in front Of the 6re
FIRE IN CHERRY sTREET-A HORSE BuRyEp.
Last evening, at o'clock, two or three old frams
sheds, in the rear of No. 81 and 81 Cherry strest.
owned by Mrs 1igh, were destroyed by 6re. Thsre
were five horses in the stables az the time one OF
which, owed by Mr.. Cusick, was burned 70 death.
The other animals taken out uninjdred. Loss Of
Mrs. Tgb, 5000. The fire is said TO have been caused
by the carelessness of some person with pipe or
cigar.
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Disasters, de.

THH uEoRax sTEERs No came to "a. Asy -
morning and reports the gale last night being very
When on Barnegat at Up saw Two snah uoops e'1''
o,on one OF which sunk In short time aterwHd 80
The LIGHTER sIooP ADAMS, ashore ON o~'s1aof' '"-'
has been got OF without damage - -. n.
Tnx srsAssHIp sraR wxsr nos on the lSss sec
,ous Dosl for the purpose Of being stripped rccaats ne
ewiy coppesd The ship Znsars also on the small nshSs
Dock for the purpose =. an.
Heel Thcy M operations as abe weeae
nodeIates The wind Is blowing heavy nom ~ Wa WIZ
Mos,IE Msrch aThe schr Qrn CowL hence for Sessor,
a ashore ON the Knowe, outside Mobile Point sses"s' -
aloneside.-lBy telegraph . 49,, -. .u-A.-.
Tar scas sAsss Day, hence the eth Inst for Neg
a. Ashore on Cedar and and she hes In the sAad sooes
four feet her cargo 10 nearly the beach and lee IA
An exposed situation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-23
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
BOARD OF COuNCILNEN.

The asoard met at the usual hour Oh Thursday AFTER
noon tee PFesident in the Chair.
A Communication was received from Taxpayer,
seang forth that the condition of the Worth Mona
ert grounds been anuisauce to the neigheolhood,
.yoo tInee the monument was compsted aud request
Ing ha..he grounds be put in good ORDER else have
the monument demolished, and the remains of the
hero exhsued and returned his widow for nteymeDi
elsewhere. Referred TO the Committee on Lands and
Places.
The Board ordered 5000 copies of the report of the
SPECIAL Committee on the Atlantic Cable Celebration,
90 be printed.
A Iesolaion was adopted 10 pave Broadway from
Twelfth TO koIty second street with Belgian pave
ment sIso, one to pave South street from Whitehall
TO CoresTs street. The Board then adjourned .ii
Monday.
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msrkets.-Reported BIZ Telegrapk.

CrScrSyArI March 22-fLOuR dun and heavy, qoo,s-
tons unclaimed WHskT Is d1l and declined n sales at
dency Mess Pork, s1z Lard i0c. MONEY MARKET quist
and uDcboDged demand fair; Exchange New York
Gold, aGl y cent premium.
SAVANNAH, March 2-CoTroS sales to-day Of bales
finer qualities improved most market firm sales Of the week.
400 baes receipts $500 bales against 500 bales last year
stock In port eco bales STERLING EXCHANGE doll at sG34
cent prem
CHARIBsIoy March qCoTroS-Ssles 10 day $40 bales
sales Of the week. c0 bales the market closes decline
the higher grades and s6ic decline the trades
Mdding Fair Eallc. Receipts Of the week. $500 bsies
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TIE ADULTEROUs Music TEAcHER.--Edward W.
Reed of Springfield, convicted two counts for adult
ieIy, Is 10 De sentenced on saturday morning next.
intention of having the cent up TO the Suprsns
Court bill of exceptions The general impression
is that he will get six or seven years in the State
Driaon
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writer, begging to be allowed 10 snbsesibe 500
fImtT.
II was announced that one Of DR.. Hayess former
companions, George Stephenson had us. arrived from
EelaDd, and would be glad 10 go with hin.
Prof. Mitchell made a cloeiBg appeal for material
aid.
Soon after 10 o'clock the meeting adjourned
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A CARD.

To Ne Editor Of The ~ Y. TribrSs' ,,,.
We the undersigned, passenger, Of the " 49,, sr.af
admiration of the i and manly dspOmsns ~ Ss
W. o. Lund assisted by the engineer sna onees 70
galveston Although being board sinking vase ana soss
hsavy Sea Of the Gull Stream their TILED ell Win
and even at the last moment seemed not man eoaa 49,
10 leave bis post while the officers bayely cheefed sos 49,
and we hope that the public will unite with ~ IN giving 'A
'"e" 'A''''' t. w. MILLER
aEoR6H KELLEY.
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PHILADELPHIA ANNUAL CONFERENCE.

CsrTezoondsnes Of The N. Y. Tribune. H
PHILADELPHIA, March 81 1860.
The Philadelphia Annual Conference CONNIE nccd its
session this morning in the Union NJ. f. Church Of this
ety-s large number Of the members in attendance
Bshop Baker, assisted by Bishop Scot, presided and
conducted the opening exercises. Two hundred and
severity members answered to the call OF tho ROLL
Bishop Baker introduced to tie Conference by tue
Rev. p. Coombe. The Rev. r. ii. Pattison was ap-
pointed Secretary The usual prelimDsries took place
-such fixing the bar Of the Conference adoption Of
by-.aws appointment Of standing committees, Sc. An
extra committee to receive the collection for the ex
penses of the delegates to the General Conference was
ordered. motion for Committee on Slavery failed.
motion folio wing it for Committee to receive and
report on all matters 10 be preIentsd TO the General
Confert nee failed. Several Communications were re-
ceived from the Church establishment One from your
own city, from the Book Committee of the General
c, inference, containing an exhibit of the Book Con.
ctrn No. 200 Mulberry street, up to Jan. 1860 It's
footings were az follows:
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Ne. capital stock in all............ $l42,5O8 rs
Several other papers were read Of a similar charac
te ore the annual report of the Tract Society Of the
NJ. t. Church s. S. Union, &c. The practitioners in
the Conference Of one years standing continued
with two exceptions, If withdrawal FOR sickDets, &c
and their characters all passed. The Conference ad
jou cd about ~ O'Clock.
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Arrived.
Steamship yorktown

Steamship Yorktown Parrish Richmond, dse aud ps's 70
Ludlam Htincken.
Bari Co.ssek (of BostOn), Gray whampo. Dec d. pasa
Macao 2h Java Head JAN a. Cape Of Good Hope Feb and
crossed the Equator In the Atsntc March In Ion as dks
,poke Br big Afghan Calcutta for Liverpool From The
Cape Good Hope has had continuation of light winds With
total failure trades in the South Atlantic Was boarded
Eel day. experienced heavy gale from ~ w. daring
Bark Alexander Robbn, Boston days, in ballast A. D.
Bark George Hunt (of Portand Woodbury. Ms.snzs, eta
mat, sugar and molasses TO J. w Deano Co.
schr Carlton Jayne jayne Brookhavon In ballast for Aex
andiia
sch Arctic Hicks Georgetown D. c. days. aour Stafford
Dodge.
schr Dorretts Kahn Miner Elizabethport for Portland
seSr Ann s salter Fish. Newark for Providence
Steamer Kennebec Hand, Philadelphia mdse and to r.
Perkins.
sane. Daylight Springer. NewBediord nds aud P,'a "a
Steamer Ospray Kenney Providence mdse. Isaac oden
BELOW-Schr Old Dominion (3-mssed johnson, Havana.
sugar. &c. TO Robert Williams
Brig Orila from Rio JaneiIo 81 dsys-tboh By Petooai
Also j. j. Hathurs from Matanzss (by pOtboai Jsse,
Also brig Homer Dr. of N Spy piO.besi James Avery
Aiso schr Gszee from Cadenss by the Mary Taylor 81
for Antwerp, sods for SySns, III Haze sor ous Rons Ss
Starr King for Nicoasgisk Reindeer for Bsbadoei Virginia
for DO bIss Machas for Nueyss Icarisn for Bsrosdoe
sehrs Wild Pigeon for San Franchises Grace Washington oi
Santa Cruz; p NJ Tinker for City Of Norfolk for Havana
Cbuss for Jaeme Also, steamships Gransd4 for disaos
WlND-Ths morning, FROM N. W. with SHOWS sunset, Mn
w. and showing.
The steamships Australasia for Liverpool and the Grsnsd
for lndiano!a with troops anchor In Quarantine
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-23

Slow. BUT SuRE.--Jn Carter Comfy, Tennessse,
ast week George II. Cheeks, who, fitesn years ago,
bought negro girl from 5. b. Patterson, and pad Tor
tsry for term Of three yearf.
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A CORRECTION.

90 DE Edieor Of 7As ~ Y. TribuSs.
SIR: In your paper Of Wednesday March q, Ny
Tllton reports saying, when asked to Offer prayer
at gJnan meeting in New-Haven, that g didn't
care enough for the Union to pray for it." Toe re-
sor$ believe to be wholly untrue
THEODORE D. wOOLsEY, New Haven Conn
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Iabrig POrtagPats, from POyau PsaeMes,r.. J. Fnie
NJ. Deirchs, A Gansland.
ia bark George s. Hunt, from Mataazas-J H. stIlrpsn
Tbos MeNsb, j. L. Morrison.
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HIGHLAND, March ~, sunset-Wind light from ~, snsv-
ing; cannot any distance of shore. - -
SANDY HOOK. March p sunset-seamer -
Norfolk s. of the Hook ship bound ea snor1ve =
s. w Spit Wind moderate from N N. F. weather cieaay
and haxy. -, A., p.u.. s,vs.
BOSTON, March 22.-Au. brigs Fred Wording Rome 0'A
nami DOUGLASS, O'Bnen St. Msrtin's a., xr.,v.,.
SAVANNAH March ~ Tho steamship moaus -. :.
noa detained al the Hook by fog Is hours arr he' "n
NEWPORT. March i2-Passed up schE Bsls Pssh GARDNER
fon, rlastop FOR Providence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-23

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun-Rises... $3.50 Sets..... 6:l5 Hoon-Ses... 7:g
HIGH WATER
Sandy Hook. 8:l5 Gov. Island. sos He'll