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Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-03-31
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DEPECHES TELEGRAPHIQUES.
IIfansmises an C0u1yier.)

4 IfanSmlses an C0uyrav.)
3 NoUVELLEs Plus RECENTEs DU MExIoUE
-Passe du Sud Quest, "a mars.-Lt
! go&lette Virginie Antoinette, capitaine
obisa, est arrivee lei. Ellie Jest partie
de Vera Cruz dams la soir6e du Is cour.
ct apporte des n~ouvelles plus rtcentcs
J dun jour que ccllcs qui nous sont par
venues par lie Keith. On ma aucun de-
tail nouvcau sur Ia conference niIitaire
mails il parait que dams la NUT du II, ellie
a etc dissoute sans avoir arrGtG une base
sufisante de reglement.
Dams Ia matinee du Is, lie bombarde-
ment de la vile arccommcnc6 des bate
ries de Miramon, ct lie feu a continue avcc
une vigueur s%outenue jusqu'au moment
du depart de Ia goelettc.
LIE feu a etc beaucoup plus ~eficacc ct
plus puissant que cclui du Is, ct Pom
suppose que Miramon a prolific de la sus-
pension des hostilites pour etablir de nou-
velles batteries ct pour fortiier ses ou-
wages, CONFINEMENT aux conditions de
Farmistice.
Les bombes ct les houlets tombaicnt
dams toutes les parties de la Vile, eau
salient beauconp d'avaries ct avaient de-
ia tue plusieurs %personnes. Tn grand
nombre de boulets tombaient parmi les
vaisseaux qui etaient a Eancre sous lie
chateau de San Juan de Ulloa. Mais
jusqn'au depart du Virginia les %navires
n'avaient encore recu aucun dommage.
Deux steamers espagnols venaientd'ar-
river la Vera-Cruz guand la goelette met
TAFT a la wolfe.
NJ. Flanders, capitaine du steamship
Indianola, est parmi les passagcrs de la
Virginia Antoinette.n
-Voici une anecdote d'artiste qui nous
a etc racontee par lie pianiste F........
Mozard ct Haydn etaient invitesa I'm
diner; lie premier qui etait tres f%arceur,
compagnon tres gal ct grand amateur de
Champagne, dit a Haydn: Je parie six
bouteilles de Champagne que je vais
composer IN morceau que vous ne joue-
rez pasa premiere vue.
-J'accepte lie pari, repondit lie maitre
en- RANT.
Mozart Sc dirigea vers lie bureau, grif-
quelques notes ct les p~resenta a
Celui-ei etonre de la simplicite
de la composition, sc NIT au piano en- Sc
GRANT: Mozart a n indigestion d'argent.
veut payer du Champagne.
-C'est ce que ous aIlons voir repon-
dit %celui-ci en- Sc frottant les mains.
Tout acoup Haydn, apres avoir prelu-
de, s'arreta: Comment voulez-vous que
ie joue celia? s'Gcria-t-iI, mes deux mains
doivent tenir les extremites du piano, ct
y a e meme temps une note 4 TOUGHER
Iuste dams lie milieu.
Celia vous arrete? Eth bien! vous al
|ez voir, repondit Mozart en- Sc mettant
au piano.
Il preluda. Arrive au fameux passage, Mo-
sart,sanss'arreter toucha la note dumilieu
IN tapant avec son nez sur la touche.
Tout lie monde eclata derire. Or, Hay
In await lie nez camrs, tandis que Mo
art Pavait tres long.
Haydn paya done pexiguite de sa
nasale avec six bouteilles
loChampagne. {
PRISE SUR pRIsE.-Parmi les prison 1
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-03-31
ETAL DE La Louisiana
GOUR De NEUVIeME DISTRICTJUDICIeRE

COUR DE NEUVleME DlSTRlCTJCDIC1eRE
PAROIssE DE LAPOINTE COUPE. a.
La succession insoIvable de Madelaine Lcbeau
flde C jean Bevin administrations.
AVIS
Est par lie present dome a tous ceux que
celia peut concerneriq unreasonable des ~creaucir
de la dIte succession insolvable de Madelaine Lee
beau II C aura lieu pardeyant John Mebuis, re-
corder de cette i~paroisse dams sou bureau, lie
Samedi l4me !o.r HArrl 1860
A midi a Ieffet de deliberer sur les a~fiaires dndit
succession insolyable, Reinforcement aux interGts
desdits cr6anciers ct de regler les conditions de
la yente de la propriete de la dite succession.
A. Bondy Grefier
Pt. Coupee, 81 March 1860.
AVIS
EST dome par ecs presentes, que CLEMENT
administrator de la succession de F.
St. DZlER, decide, a de pose a la Cour du 6eme
District dams etpour la paroisse de la Pt-Coupee,
son tableau final de distribution DIES fonds de la
dite succession, clique 81 aucune opposition nest
audit tableau dams les dix jours qui suive-
ront la publication de Get avis, il sera homolo-
que ct approuve par Ia dite Cour.
A Bondy
Greficr
Pt-Coupce, 81 March 1850
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-03-31

LES DIX ReGLEs DE JEFFERsoN.-Dans une
lettre davis ecrite par jefferson a son
homonyme Thomas Jefferson Smith, en-
1926, lie president des Etats- Unis donne
les dix regles s~uivantes:
!. Ne renvoyez jamais 4 demain ce
que vous pouVez faire aujourd'hui.
2. N'employez pas autrui pour &c que
vous pouvez faire vous-meme.
8. Ne ~depensez pas votre argent avant
de Pavolr gagne.
4. N'achetez jamais cequi vous est inu-
tile sous pretcxte que c'est ben marche.
s. La vanite ct l'orgueil nous codtent
plus que la faim, la self ct lie froid.
6. Nous ne nous repentons jamais d'a-
voir mango trop peu.
I. Rien de fatiguant 81 c'cst fait de
bon ceur.
8. Que de chagrins nous ont donnes
.es malheurs qni ne sont jamais arrives.
9. Prenez toujours les chooses par lie
bon bout.
10. 81 vous etes irrite, comptezjusqu'aa
avant de parler, ct jusqu'a cent 81
sous etes en- colera.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-03-31
A Y [ S.

Els personnesaui ont DIES reclamationsc ontre
II James S. Hudson ct freres, sont prices de
les presenter a JOHN YoIsT avocat, Chcmin Neuf.
Pointe Coupe. y Janvier 1850, II.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-03-31
ESCLAVE:
EFFETS MOBILIERS

FRANCHISE Espire, negresze agee d'environ 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-17
The California Overland Mail.

SPRINGFiELD, Mo-, MONDAY, Aprd 10, loOO.
The overland mail ecach with regular California
dates Of the 26th u and elegaphic dispatches to the
9th arrived here last night. The news by ths eoa,n
ia in the main anticipated by the pony express.
TIE ship AndIew jackson, which arrived here on
TIE oath made The "trip from NewYoik IN 50 days and
bours which is claimed to be the quickest trip ever
made-the famous trip by the Flying Cloud IN 1884
beng So days ard hours.
Tie sum Of S35, 900 was received at the Mint last
week fJOm the Allison Mine alone-the result OF five
days work.
TO Lncolp Isl miles beyond Fofom, the present ter
MINUS The contract for building the road the balance
of lie distance TO MarSsvile has been let and the
work viii commence Immediately, and an active move
meni bas been commenced by the same parties, who
have built the Central Railroad thus far, to branch
from il in another direction, as 10 unite Sacramento
al d Stockton.
A BIZ providing for a commission to survey the har
Dor of San Francisco and report TO the next Lsgsll
ture whether bulkhesd is necessary to protect the
haThor and, necessary plan for i's contraction,
hss already been introduced the Senate, and VIII be
advocated by the opponents OF the Bulhhead' DILL
which is now engaging 80 much legislative attention.
Tie interior pspers record the progress OF what they
all predict is destined 20 be immense emigration OF
California miners TO The Washoe uines 1t lie estimated
that the number Of people who eaily pass over t1e
mountains these mines, already exceeds 100 ana the
number is steadily increasing.
The Sonora age says;
All sre going rich and poor, miners, farmers doc
tire, lawyers ga nblers, and Cinnamon. Ahinas OF
all kinds 10 great demand The price OF revolvers
and boviesnyes has advanced, and from present in
dica;ioDs we arc led TO believe that Tuolmne County
will, within few months loose one half OF her male
population The reports from the Washoe mines are
almost uniformly favorable and exciting.
Fifteen hundred dollars have been Subscribed to
build Jail al Carson City.
The law creating the Office of Beef and Pork In
fpecor evyrg tax Of 10 cents per barrel to pay for
inspection, has gone into operation.
Arrived March a. ship Northern Light from Manila Is snip
Robin Hood. lO1 days rom New.Hork, .
Calico. -
Tie following is by Geographic Telegraph Camp
No. II, this side of Fresno:
san FRANCISCO Tuesday March q, 1900 ?. N.
Market continues altogether inactive. Operators h have
confidence IN Provision be,aue the news from Newly OK
shon rnoderate slnpmepts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-17
MAY SLAVES LEARN TO READ ?

To the Editor Of The n. Y Tribune.
SIR; In the report proceedings Of yesterday Aprl
10 Congress- contained in your paper of this morn
ipg, Senator Iverson of GeOIRis is made to say;
" Il that the Esves not allowed TO learn to
rs5 They not allowed to learn TO write for that would be
dangerous"
Rave the laws of Georgia before me, and on page
500, section $50 Of Cobb's Digest of the Laws Of
Georgia, l find the following:
ps,son shall teach slave negro or free petlon OF
color either VTffeH printed ehGTfeter or
shall procure permit slave, nssro person Of
colon business for him in writing sueh Of
zen ding shall guilty OF misdemeanor ard conviction shall
be punished by ne Imprisonment. in the common jail OF the
county, OF both, al the discretion OF she Court"
Again Oh page ,00l Of TIE came book, section ia,
ftd:
Ipny slave negro free persor OF color or any white per
shall other free OF color 70
read trTe pTihted ChdrgeteTs the ssf Tree
person slave ha be punished BY tine and whipping
whipping the discretion a the Court; and
person offending be- she, they shall be punishe
with eedins 500 and imprisonment in the
jail discretion Of the Court before whom such offender
ued.h ~
Neto- York. April 10, 1850.
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ASSEMBLY,.


Mr. CALLIC0T was appointed a member Of The
Committee Of Conference on the Supply bill, IN place
Of Mr.. CopkIing absent from the ety..
Mr. CALLICOT asked consent to introduce reso-
luton appointing Selec, Committee OF three to inyest-
cate the cost Of running ferries between New York
aud Brool yn the amount Of capital involved, and the
profits made &C., and report at tho next Legislatures
The Committee to serve without compensation.
Mr. BRIGGS ssil he had moi been consulted on the
matter and experience had shown the inuiiliyof such
Investigations. lilo therefore objected 10 the intro
oucdoG Of the resolution.
Mr. CALIICOT said that he had been informed that
Mr. Briggs had been eonsalted Ho had no desire to
he the Chairman Of the ConmiHse himself or 10 serve
On the Committee. lie would move that Mr.. Briggs
be made Chairman, if lie would Withdraw the o3Jec-
ton.
Mr. BRIGGS insisted on the objection, so the reso-
luton was rejected.
TIE Governor bas signed the anti-rent bill.
The following bills ere passed:
Granting certain privileges 10 the South Side Rail
road Company, Long leland. -.
Two attempts were made 10 introduce resoiuAoh
Of final adjournment tomorrow at eleven o'clock, both
OF which were lost
The report Of the Committee OF Conference on inc
Supply bill wal agreed TO, 30 10 ..
BILLS PASSED.
To incorporate the East Brooklyn Savings Bank
To amend the charter of the Hope Fire lnsuranse
Requiring School District lines TO be definitely de-
scIibod ard recorded
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-17
Marine Disasters.

CHATHAM, Mass, Monday, April TO, IbuV.
The schooner Flora King, from Sullivan, Me-, for
New-Yo,k, with a cargo OF spars, is sabors at Mono
moy; lost ruddeT, but will probably discharge her
deck-load and get oil.
The schooner Elvia Of Fast Maohias Clark, fer
New York with cargo of lumber is ashore at Mono
NOV; she lie fun of water and viii discharge to get OIL
The schooner d. Bellows, Capt. CLARK, from Rock
port for Petersburg, Va, with cargo OF ice, is
ashore at Monomoy but will probably get off on rise
of tide.
The schooner Ann, Capt Bray, is ashore al MOnomoy,
full Of water her cargo will probably be saved, but
tie vessel viii be total loss
The schooner Geo. W. Snow, Of Deer Island, Me
ToI1ey with cargo Of lumber for New York, is a.,
Monomoy, lost bowsprit and b-boom; will repair and
proceed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-17
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

A communication was received from the DO0rkeeper,
giving the number Of employees under bim, Their saa
lies &et A. ..o.
MIR. BURNETT "A. Dem, KY spoke OF the neces
sy Of reforming the abuses in and around the CApI2
there being two-thiIds officers than tne paohc
service demands. There were always horde OF
ofhce-ssekers who must be Satisfied. lie moved inc
subject 20 be referred to a Special Committee.
Mr:MOORE Is. Am, KY suggested tnat u De SEN
70 the Committee on Manufactures, wno having
nothing 20 DO, might manufacture soneth'Dg lbalsn
Ter. CT.
After conversation, il referred to tho Commit
Zee Oh Accounts. -.
BIZ. WINsLOW Dem, n. c. offered g resolution
sbst wbeu the House adjourn Friday, IL be VII TIE
first Of May snd that message De sent 20 TIE o9nae'
asking he Concurrence.
Mr.. KELLOGG rep, ILL., moved an amendmen,
substjtuIing the DIST of May. He was falshed tha,
Sf the Heuse adiourn over for one Convention they
should for another, as little no business would Do
M. KEITT Dem, s. c. objected to both PROPOSE
lions. aid offered substitute that Congress ADJOURN
all the 5sh Of Juue.
The SPEAKER decided this out Of order.
Mr.. WlKBIOW said it could be Introduced as All
A.Sependepf proposition. ,..
MI. CURRY Dem, Als.l proposed an adjournment
sine DE, Oh tho 18th Of JuGe.
pseiesd Ogt OF order.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-17
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. :. .ALBAYY, April l6, 1860.

SENATE. .ALBAYY, April TO- 1860.
The Assembly anne ndments to the Pro Rata Commis.
sione1s bill naming the Controller, State Engineer, and
Auditor Com nitsioners, and applying the Pro Rata
prime pie to roads was taken mp.
The Senate refused TO concur in the amendments,
and rejected the bill.
The report Of the Conference Committee on the
Railroad Ton bill then announced, with neas age
from tie Assembly, that thss body insists upon Its
own bill.
Mr.. sPINOLA moved that the Senate adhere TO its
anen9mcnts TO sad bill.
Mr.. WILLIAMS moved to eecede. Lost. Yeas, III
Nays IL.
kIr SPINOLAS motion 70 adhere was then carried,
" TO H. which closes al further conference and lually
kills the bill for the setson.
The bill repeating the &C. Of 1851, aboshng tolls on
The Central Railroad then taken up in the Com
mittee OF the Whole.
MIR. SESSIONS moved to substitute reimposing tolls,
but allowing roads, if they 80 select, to commute for
said tolls by paying 81 800 600 in four year, sooner
If they desire and removing the existing rsstrciions
on way f0re on the Central Road which read Is 70 pay
81 ,O000O0 Of raid communication.
The motion 10 substitute the Communication bal was
cGuied, l6 90 II
Mr. Sc sSIONS moved TO amend he substitute by
making the Communication payable IN three years, by
twelve iustsllments.
Progress was then reported.
In the Senate Mr.. COSS moved to lay the report Of
the COMMITTEES en- the table. Loaf, 1910 l9
Considerable Submitting took place on the part OF
the toll aud pro- rata Senators to drive on action on the
bill, when
Mr. SPINOLA spoke in deLuuciaton Of TIE course
of those who all the session had been calling for
revenue. and pleading the bankrupt cordaon Of the
State snd now defeated, by parliamentary trcss, a
measure giving 81 800 600 10 the State. lie moved 70
lay the whole suhioct on the table Carried - to
Recess till o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-17

TwESTY.FIRsT WARD REPUBLIcAS ASSOCIATIONS. -
AT meeting of this Association, held last evening,
Mr. Ellsworth Eliot presiding, the delegates to SYRIA
cuse were instructed to vote for delegate TO Chicago
not known to be friend of William H. Seward; ths
Governor was thanked for his veto OF the City Rail-
roads, and the Republican Senators andRepresentaves
were called upon to sustain the Governor in his manly
stand for the rights of the City of New-York. Tee
Association were in favor Of giving the City Railroads
to responsible parties to be at fare not exceeding
three ctnts but opposed the giving Of them to mere
specpatOrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-17

The PAINTERS OF BRooKLYN.-The association of
painters Of Brooklyn, known as the Washington Band
No. |, at late meeting resolved that after the 10th
Of april they would demand 80 per day for their SER
vices that being advance Of % cents per day on the
present wages. Accordingly, about $50 members OF
.he association struck yesterday but made compro,
mise with IL cir employers 10 the effect that they would
be- governed by the decision of mass meeting OF
painters, to be held last evening With this UNDER
standing the strikers continued their sbors Yesterday.
AT the Getting last night, beld at the CITY HAL there
was but very elm attendance: Mr. U. Van ostrsua
was called to the chair and W. II. Stanley appointed
Secretary After some debate 1t was resolved ths',
as the mass of painters did rot seem inclined TO- come
TO the aid of their fellow workmen OF the association,
il would be njudcious TO continue the strike IL was
further resolved that they would insist upon quitting
work at o'clock p Saturdays hereafter, instead
Of o'clock as heretofore. Tne Committee from the
association appointed to confer with the employees,
cave il as their opinion that the bosses generally
more winirg pay the s. per day than the men we're
10 ask Il. MIR Stanley then explained the object OF
the association which had been formed, and many net
names were added 10 the roll. The strikers will re-
una their labors to-day at the old rate Of wages IL
killings per day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-17
Latest Doings of the Legislature.
Special dispatch TO The n. T. Tribsns
ALBANY, Monday, april i6-ll ?. N.

ALBANY, Monday, april 16-ll p NJ.
THE TAX LyyI.
Tire Con SIenee Committee on the New-York City
Tsx Levy bin have agreed, ard as reported, toe bill
contains the provOn for contracting The srset clean
irQ but with some resIiconl such as advertising for
proposals. requiring that trs contract be approved ~
tbs Mayor and Controller, and that tas sum SHAH not
exceed s3CO, 600 per snnum. Also SS0,oOO Tor the
R.oords Commission, 10000 FOR tho Fire Depart
uept 80 900 for Continuing Beekman street ssrots tho
Park, and Al 500 per srnum for the Colsmon Council.
All the additional appropriations contained in the ssn'
ates amendments arc retained and the City Levy, as
repo,ted by the Conference COMMITTEES, amounts to
a. AZ zoe and ibs County Levy to AGO. making
an sggregste of 1911, l26.
THE VETO.
The House is now, 10 o'clock, discussing tho quss-
ton of the veto. Mr.. Jacques, made strong speech
in favor of the Veto ard Mess Lieosn, Arcularius,
and Others egsirst It.
UNSAFE BUILDINGS AND BoARDrNG-HoUsE KEEPERS.
Tie Assembly has copcurred in the SsDstes amend
meDt TO the bill TO provide against unsate buildings,
ard pss ed the bill for the protection Of clearinghouse
keepers.
HARBOR-MAsTERs.
TIE 81 nate has passed the harbcr-masters' bull
1910 O'Clock, D. m.The Assembly Mss Jast taKeh tue
vote on Avenue d Road, and passed it over The veto
bv vote of 81 to 25 aud the others viii Of course 20
the same way.
TOLLS on RAILROADS.
7Neire O'ClocF p m.-The Senate and House have
both adhered to their positions on the Railroad Fol
question.
THE CITY RAILROADS.
The other Railroad bills have been passed over the
veto. Tie South and West streets Road by vote OF
so 10 % Tenth and FortysecOnd street. 81 to
%; Fourteenth street. so to 3d. Seventh avenue,
81 to %. The Senate passei and sent back
to the Assembly the Housor-SbeDt Railroad bill
amended by substituting the name Of Peleg Han in
place of Samuel Brown, and adding the name of John
Casbow Edward X. Tinker, Francis Reynolds, John
Coyle and G.. r. Jackson corporators; also giving
the Legislature the power to amend or repeal the act
and declaring the Company body corporate in fact,
and in law, by the nsme Of the Hcua'on & SPRING
Stree. Railroad Company; also sons other amend
mtpts were made, intended to meet the objections OF
the Governor, Including the payment 70 the city OF one
mill On each passenger carried. The Assembly con
CURED in the amendments, 81 to H..
ADIREcT TAX.
Seeing that there is no longer any hope Of revenue
fro railroad tos the LII 10 levy tax Of l. mills, to
me TIE interest on the caDn debt taken up and
ordered to third reading. This, viii bills heretofore
passed makes the aggregate tax mile. The bill was
subsequently parsed, receiving o. votes, most OF the
DsmOGa,s voting sgains: it
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-17

sALEs@Upton shusIt 81 Missouri 81 70 p 100 n
Plat Reed 100 good Illinois At ses 50 head Average
{, $50 10.
81, averaging 3ss n, at 4ic
H. sisson II stae the best load here this week large,
fat and 6pe az SIC. Average lSi8 n.
Geo. Metcalf, 30 Illinois, averaging as y, At &c.
Heath Dresser 10 fair MichgAna 81 y 100 d. Average
l60b.
b I. Atwaer 81 Illinois, averaging LAS m, az 4le.
r. e. Mott, IS State SteTs averaging 36s n, at 4ic
Jsmes T. Ware 20 extra and premium kenacky averaging
$40 at 50 10 p leo b. Also 10 al 81 20 p loo 10. Avessgs
1850 ~
b stone 90 fair heavy Illinois at ss7 80 p head Average
l,As0 10.
s H. Jones, SO prime Illinois at 4ic. Average, Les n.
Thos Hosebury 65 Ohios, averaging $50 10 Al sc.
Reed MArqueth IS prime Illinois az bead, delivered in
NewNoik Estimated at 20 N. a. .
e. r. Rogers 80 extra fat Nentneky, SveglslnB l9 TO- ~
IS ia 100 n. Also, ADO AZ S5 Y leo 70. ,sn
w Nj Teden 81 heavy Illinois Vt fsc Average Isis JOS
Jacob HosteleT - good Kentucky Al Ss1 head ANe-se
l,4o0 b.
John Peach IS Illinois, averaging l.05l 10, stte
Whsen Fisher II prime State Stlles' %" per aeA' "
eIsge $50 n.
w. Kng.cost, IA Illinois averaging l,5S n, astc;
MuCH COws-There number OF very pne huSn lows on
tae bat the inquiry 10 extremely limited Iae a. Pee<
anse from $50 10 see Iran Moore SOLD hesa rom 10
wears ola with calves BY their side, at sJs y head -
snnPThsIs Il marked telling o. N the receipts and tae
den and /. isht Mc0rsw Brothers boasM ssS shsAsd At
little dong We naiicel sale o. us corn
syerssps 100 To- Co. and 80 eStA cAece Store fis ii ee
h, lave weight
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-17
An Injunction.

NEWARK, Monday, April 10 Io5O.
An Injunction against further progress on the Newark
snd Orange Horte. Car Railroad has been granted by
Chancellor Green at the instance OF Owen Mcfarland
Of this city, and the work "a now suspended, The
prouDd had been broken from the MaTkestreet Depo.
70 Broad street. and the rails laid for portion Of this
distance The grounds upon which the Injunction was
asked for have transpred. This is the fret horse
railroad organized in this city, and its sudden stoppage
ereates much excitement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-17
Cscaue Of two Prisoners.

NoRRIsTowE, Pa, Monday, April 10, letO.
This morning two prisoners in the county jail es-
cared They dug through wall eighteen inches, and
stone wall two feet thick, when they Knocked down
the iser stole his keys and escaped through the man
entrance One was a burglar under ten years in
yTisopneut. and the other borse.thie!. heavy
yyvsrd - offered for their arrest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-17
C0Iiisi0ll at Sea.

Boston, MondiyI AprI 10, IouU
Tie bark Belle, Capt. Ryder, from Boston for Phila
delphja. was fsllen in with the 10Th, Long Island
bearing NJ N W. IS miles, in sinking condition. hsv-
ing been IN contact with an unknown ship; The crew
Of the bark were taken of by the brig miihkenl az
New. Be dfor0. and afrerward transferred 20 Now
Ycrk piloi.boat. The ship Loot Cutwater and bowsPn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-17
Fire i'm Grand Rapids. Mich.

GRAND RAPIDS. Monday, Apn To- IotU
a fire .ast night destroyed nine stores and shops on
Canal street, two dwellings, s0rehouse, and three
barns on Kent street, ard one dwelling house on
Spring street: The buildings were all OF wood Total
loss about So, 900; insured for IS 900.