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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-21
FRIDAY, April 20-P.

There a very large and well distributed business
at the Stock Board this morning, with continuance
Of the upward tendency Of prices. The excitement
great during the session. and the aggregate of the
days transactions is not often exceeded. The registered
sles at both Boards add mp 900 shares, with
ssesnot registered TO the extent of 900 900 shares
more The movement meets with but it,le resistance
those members Of the Board who do not agree with
the majority in their views Of the tendency of
prices have still not tbs nerve TO put
out short lire. In the mean time the
speculative outie public being attracted into the
arena by the sustained advance in prices and new
impetus and strength ia daily impaired to the market
The marx ct FOR Central was temporarily affected by
the action OF the Canal Board, but it recovered and
closed very strong S0i. The business of the road ia
now very large and OF the officers In town a day
or two since e,tmaed the aggregate o! the month at
100000 over that of April, 1859. Readng was among
the most bucysnt stocks, especially at the Sec md
Board where it sold as high rs A. buyer sixty This
stock appears TO be resumng its old position as an active
fancy. The statement published yesterday in tbisour-
nal Of the traffic OF the last four months shows gain in
net profits Of SIS eco, as compared with the ssne
period of last year Harlem and Hudson River were
somewhat irregular but were firm in closing transac-
tons Erie came out on the rapid advance Of ye.ter-
day, and fell OF to l6 closing at 164 bid Pacific
Mail was heavy in the morning under report that tas
North Star had only $50 passengers and fell otto 1915
at the ccse however when it was ascerained that the
ship had 200 passengers the market recovered to 100
bid, with sale Of 900 shares at that price. Panama
was very buoyant and in demand, especially
at the Second Board, when II was 1861 bid
In Western shares the transactions were large with
cut any very marked Improvement, excepting in Ind
annapolis and Cincinnati which sold at 40 and that bid
for more against 81 yesterday. This stock has been
unwauauisby depressed by the pressure o; several
considerable lots Of stock the Market bat this pres
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PRES

TIRE IN cATBARID srRExr
n. rHurday night, fire &C ,,urred in the basement
W. Caiharfne street. occupied as lsger-beer
~ nv Elizabeth Met .r' II was put out with
5sw pails Of water, Oar Asge slight.
FIRE IN JACKSON STREET.
About 2 o'clock on friday morning, fire broke cut
=, The cigar store of Peter Dausch, No. jackson
st but how c. IN what IL originated could
not be ascertain ed The stock and fixtures were nearly
destroyed. Ioss about 500. Insured for $500 in a
civ company Dausch occupied a room in the rear of
the store AZ dwelling Solomon Kelsch, osp-maker,
With hi family occupied the basement His property
CRs eighty damaged by water.
FIRE IN CENTRE STREET.
About O'Clock on Friday morning, fire was dis
severed by Ofcer O'Rourke Of the Fourteenth Ward,
h the eutry.way Of the buldiDg No pa Centre street,
arcppied on the first floor by Mrs. MARKS clothing
store upper part as house Of bad repute. An alarm
vas promptly given, and the flames were soon ex-
tipepished The entire damage will not exceed $l0O
The ere is supposed to have been the work Of an in
eep6isry Several of the occupants Of the house who
told conflicting stories about the FIRE, were detained Tor
examination.
FIRE IN THIRTY THIRD STREET.
Aol o'clock on Friday morning, the soap and candle
msnufaciory of j. S. Stenhorp, in Thirty third street
between Tenth and Eleventh avenues, was set on
Gre as is supposed by some malicious person. and en-
,eiy DESTROYED The loss on stock, machinery, and
building. is estimated at 5000. No insurance.
dwelling house adjoining took fire, and was damaged
o The amount Of 500. Insured.
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DHgsD.
hUsTIN-on :

hUsTIN-On Thursday April 10, Capt. Thomas Austin late
master CT the packet ship jacob A. Westervst
lis ierds pectfy invited TO attend hs
day at o'c och, from tie residence Of Capt David Bare
No t8l Atlantic street. Brook HIS remains Will be taken
10 Gfeenwo God Cemetery.
ALLERTON-A Bloomington m, Saturday April a.
Dobbn, Of George W aud Margaret Aerlou AGED
Yeas months aud days While hunting a coup.uV
wtha MEND by the accidental discharge OF his gu wa,
shot the charge entering h side causing death Ia few
ARCHER On Friday evening, April 90 a. Hobeken Faikln
Beacon only con OF samuel and sarah Archer asod years
aBd monihs.
Services will be held At the house OF be parents No 10 Irving
paee Sunday afternoon at O'Clock The reu ain, will be
taken to White Plsirs Monday moulng for nterusent
BoRROwE--On Thunday April 49, William Borrowe In the
s2d year Of hiS age
is relatives and ends and those OF hi, Mr. Jas.
BaITow invited to attend hh funeral saturday the 2st
inst, al 4 o'clock preclselY St Georges Church,
Isst Sixteenth street, without further invitation.
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THE DOMESTIC QUESTION.
Of tn. ~ v Ty;b,far


Sin: The articles ON the subject OF Help" which
have appeared your valuable paper Of late have been read
sumo by many your female resde's other Article ,our
paper sedeniSp says the increasing demands ser.
wants for higher make the subject Of
10 every houckeeper who obliged 10 employ th an Fair
wages every Irish girl o1gh 10 have abe does h work we'll
and II they willing work for hAi then every house
Keeper be ye Of her house. and let he know thu. the
servant Is the dependent no. the mistress think n IN
.nyhir 10 be dreaded calamity Is to 90 Obliged to have
een Ih r came into your kitchen 10 do your work or PIE
tend TO do II, think If should relate my should
have the sympathy the PITY o. my sisters
Why you might just we'll ysu wanted meal Of vi uals
cooked say to Bridget put the "big kep your
pudding and get your and Vegetables and put all in
toRether and ke stirring ard when they no. take all
M I'm one dish pu, them the table That would be Just
an much one half Of them know about cooking And ye. they
win come to you and tell you they understand all about house
work that they cook meats make pastry and everything
ee and because they understand much have extra
vases Now let every woman in her iowa. neighbO
hood have regular price, and pay that and and
think those nceant and eTorbtsnt nds will be
remedied will try again. have done heretofore
necessary and has been very fashionable with girls to take
necessity in order to raise their bu. this plan
never succeeded with had that tried and that
answered for her. had lame hand and abe thought then
the time 70 che says can't work for the am getting
any longer told her didn't want bc any longer But how
can along with your handi said that my business
and yo business leave Now Mr. Editor for Wom'
| an. h,pbtsp in housekeeping concerns. DELLA
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MARRIER.

EAsTON-CARR-In Chicago Wednesday April II, by the
Rev. Robert Coyer, Pastor Of the Unity Church and Miu
rFc Esston ssq Of Vernon M 10 Miss Jeaunie H.
Car Of North Hsverbil. N. n.
Hal LAEAE-GilMORE--0n Wednesday morning, April 70.
Lspfsuce Church, by the Rev. Waiter j. Qn5Ttl 81
chs' BaaD Of Harlem, 20 heToei t. youngest daughter
Of kmncis Gilmore, esq, OF y ors vile.
hOhGAN-WEBB- On Wednesday April W. at st. Mtry's
Church, Brentwood by the Rev. Wm Creighton ID d.. N.
Dennson hogan efq Of lrnsou to Helen Matilda daush
ter OF Gen. J. WATSON Webb
QUlheY--ARChtR-ln Brooklyn, w. d., or Wednesday,
April 49, BY sire Rev j. y HaEaney the residence Of tie
BRIDES father David oumby jr 10 d. Louise only daush
tff Of George r. Archer esq, all Of the former place.
RlCE-CURfisOr "Wednesday, Apil 49, the residence OF
h brde Bther In Coch, ctOn sullivan County b. the Rev.
Edward X Fowler, Rector OF ST. Johns Church, Monticello
Yale Rice esq OF Whitewater, Wis aud Helen ~, daughter
Of the Hon james G.. Curtis.
sBI1H-BRUWN-ln this city, Wednesday April 49, by
the Rev. Mr.. Kelley, hr. George Nelson Saith
Brook 20 Miss Adcace Brown OF this city.
STkPHENs--klM bALI-ln this city on "Wednesday. April
by the Rev. ID. Alexander Henry Stephens Boa-
ton Eleanor b.. daughter Of the late Moses km5al.
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RROOM wv ITEMS.

pupothRY AVID PROBABLE MURDER.--The house OF
Dr. Nelson A. Garrison, on the Myrve-avsnue Plank
Road near Reid avenue, was feonov y entered abou.
o'clock on Thursday morning. J. hired man, named
Oven Cox. who slept in the basement, heard noise
overhead and procuring spear stationed himself on
the stairs After time the Burglars anne do1n, when
Cox attacked them. One of them fired pistol, and
the other struck him on the head, when they fed.
Tbs occupants were aroused, and Dr. Garrison coming
down found Cox lying at the bottom Of the stairs
BILE edipp profusely. An examination proved that the
hall entered the left side under the arm, and little Ia
front of the shoulder blade. TIE wound was proSed
to the extent of four inches but thu ball could not DC
fouud. Justice Conwel took the wounded mans
DEPOSITION during the following day. 10 which ne &C.
cuses two brothers, named Daniel and james Ludiam,
with having committed the deed. They reside IN the
uephborhood and work as silversmths in Maiden
lane, New-York where they were arrested by omcers
LEIGH and Smith Of the Ninth ward. The accused
tate that they we're in NewYork at the time the bur-
elary as alleged was committed, and would be pre-
pared TO prove it on the examination. Trey were
ommitted 10 jail to await further inquiry. Some sio
and silver plate was stolen from the house by the per-
Ietrators.
BuRGLARY.-Tbe houss Of Aaron Vanderbeck, No.
3l ioughby street. felonious entered on Tbursday
ct Of studs, In all valued at $57, with which this burE"
scaped.
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PAWNBROKER BANKS.

To ne E1ito- Of The ~ y Tribyns.
SIR: The article I'm yonr yesterdays Issue on
Banks" struck cord in my hesrt, and u
could anspoe its vibration into actual living words which
would say Gentlemen for the love Of humanity, II for
nothing else give the OF this city Pawnbokers bank
or at institution where unfortunate Individual can
borrow little money leaving at least three times It's secory
for less than Is per cent per annuIn.
All sir indeed those who never had occasion to beg
for this IuiDous rate in pawnhrokers ohce hnow OF
the nerd there is for just such institution .omehing like
an equitable plan in this city for obtaining such WiEaos taAia
mn yo1I time will awe you In point Il Sit nave
be, an invalid for months past consequently uaabe to
earn apy for family In fact but very little Tor over
wear past Article ster article has had 20 20 to h Dee places
or foi fuel short time since lille unable to leave this house
sent to Mr. - In street, TO redeem OF pay Interest on
tuo tickets for pedged for ~ cents the other
for fancy box so here 10 cents less taan dollar
quenty the interest should have been u at o 70
cents willing allow rs but would yon believe SIT ne
the messenger so cents would he he
tickets she paid him 30 cents which she did and son
me the tickets Oh Sir tina. orne action Tor
there wes very little either food left ser this was
psd knew ny redress and intended to have sought ~ bat
being the house for some time end thsn unso
wall 10 he Office and too poor tide two miles to tho
authorities | had to submit, 10 the robbery. - . 49,
This but tIue In many houses IN THIS CITY IL
have watch nkets few spoons thet by pedghg can
Obtain bread In Of distress sm OF that nature that
had lsther than beg but Why should be roboedf
bali motion. Remember tina, IL L. NOT Tor tne
yery gsded (of whom there II little nope OF
bepe6ting beyond the present houI) hat this INSTITUTION
mostly thousands Of respsctabe citizens who
floating Of adversely only ask sn occ1sionaI o
which ike plsnk shall en- bile them to wesher the storm
skort time and they gain the shore soon receiver
themselves and repair the wreck L."
IOTk, May 20, 1860.
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Inc Merchants Insurance Company has removed
to No. % Broadway. Treasury Notes are not plenty.
Tie Elk per cents are held at prem. Messrs. White
house, Son Morton offer $4,000 5aper cents usin
June at premium. Government Stocks are 10 good
demand, and very firmly held. The Coupon Sc, 1874,
sold at lO3i and the Registered are held a! Oi. We
have nothing new to report regarding the Money
market. The same plethora exists which has been OBJ
served during the last few weeks. We hear of first
esss sxtydsy acceptaDces having been passed to-day
at cent while six-months bills have been regotl-
a;ed at 81 and y cent Singe-name, 6rst-cass job
bng paper to mature in November is readily psssed at
ard g. cent and is very Call loans remain
without important change but il possible more DIM
Guilty is experienced 10 placing large amounts az 81
cent on fret Glars collsterals, and we hear Of sons
losns made ON Government and State Stocks as low
y cent.
The Chicago Press gives the following statsnen, Of
the movems MT OF produce at that point:
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A Boar UPsEr.-A young man l6 years Of age,
named Harrison Swel, was crossing an inlet of the
Eaet River DAY or two since, in company with HE
tutor, when The boat was swauped by the waves and
upset. The young man chung 10 the boat, while the
tutor Invested himself of part of his clothing and
swan to the shore after great effort When he reached
land he was so exhausted that he was unable TO give
an account of the transaction for some ime. At length
the neQbors started to the lad but no trace oil
him could be found Some persons on the shore state
that they saw schooner approach the spot where the
accident occurred, and after shortening sail fer mo-
ment paas on again. 1t is therefore probable that the
Mad wac rescued by the schooner and carried oct to sea-
Any information regarding the boy will be most thank
fully received by his father Mr. silaS Sdllwe, Throgs
Neck, Westcbester Co, New.YOrk.
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-ApRn ao-Bsiors Re-

Mr. Haskell renewed his application for the discharge
Of Homer b. Hawkins who stands odce1 Tor ebezzn IN al
upward of $1,000 from the Overland Mail Company
prouDd by the counselor that Hawkins had been Inn
pIisoned seventy five days without being called upon Tor trial.
which already than half the time allotted by
which should have been done The Assistant District Attor
said that rule did bear In this only four days had
elapsed since the prisoner indicted The Crk presented
hall dozen indictments for embezzement grand larceny
and one for To- gerry In the third degree.
basket then inside application to have the amount OF bail
reduced that hts client might be able to md security.
The Recorder ~ ed the amount Of bail a. S200O.
The then adjourned for week and the Petit Jury
discharged On Friday next ths remaining business Of the
will be dpo,ed Of and the Grand Jury will also be dis
charged
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A FRACTURED SKULL.--We published, yesterday
morning. the facs that man whose name is supposed
to be W. II. Lyons wss ejected from Sixth avenue
car for supposed drunkenness. He was subsequently
conveyed 10 the Nsw-York Hospital, when he was
pronounced to be suffering from fit Of apoplexy.
few hours after being admitted, the man died Yeser-
day Coroner JaclJman ordered post mortem exam
uation TO be made which revealed the fact that the
6eceased had sustsned an extensive fracture of the
skull Just over the right ear In the opinion of the
physicians the Djury was sufficient to cause death.
The Coroner then postponed further investigation TIL
o'clock this afternoon, by which time it is thought
the body may be recognized. Whether the fracture
was oceasioned by violence fall it is imp ,ssibe to
conjecture. The deceased was well dressed, aud had
in bis pocket a gold breaftpn containing eight da-
monds and ruby, aud also plain gold ring.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-21

CARELESS BLASTING NEAR CENTRAL PARK--On
Thursday afternoon, stone thrown by blast from
The Contractors work on Eighth avenue fell upon the
drive Of the Central Park close beside carriage con-
tanning lady and gentleman, and between them and
gentleman on foot. The most efficient measures are
taken to prevent accidents from blasting within the
Park but the Contractors in the vicinity and near
Broadway below the Park, are excessively careless.
In this case no flag had been shown other warning
been ,iyeD in the direction which the carriage sp
preaching.
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PocXET-BooK DRoPPKG.-Yesterday, rs Ofcer
Walsh of the Steamboat Railroad Squad, paroliHs on
West street be Cbserves shewdookng enkee IN close CON
fah with dropper After watching their
time b. observed the pocketbook doppsr
no into a store OF ntoE and West streets Walsh
then the ankee Have you bought anything from that
:" telling him he was wslknown rogue The ankee
reped II Of business" aud said In confused
way that he had nothing TO do with him" The Yam
into but after out aud his
orgated phz when he ont indicated Change o. feeling
as be Informed the officer that there two doors 10 the stce
Ont OF the door suee' the fellow bad slipped sying
the Yankee in possession OF wehed pocketbook but minus
$50 in good cash The contents Of the he had
and be supposed to contain 1900 5000 but the
Off er opsn. ng t. & was filed With waste paper.
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A SAGAcIoUs DOG.-A correspondent sends us an
account Of the habits of black and tan terrier, who
exhibits intelligence superior to many of the human
race since be not Obly knows how to select news-
paper, but, moreover, understands very well which
newspaper viii give him the best return for the two
cents invested. Our correspondent having observed
him coming regularly every morning to the newspaper
stand on the corner of Twelfth street and Sixth avenue
and selecting paper and carrying it away in his
mouth inquired of the lad who keeps the stand what
paper be takes. The boy Gays he selects The TRIBUNE
He will not carry The Herald home under any crcum-
stances He is evidently Republican dog, for when
he carries The TRIBUNE, he holds his tail erect and
waQs it in jos GUS manner; but when he comes too
late to get a copy and The Times is placed in his
mouth he drops his tail eevates it, according to the
political complexion of that sheet for the time being
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-21

Bsrnum offers 800 for live speckled brook trout
uripured, weighing four pounds and at the rate Of
SIS per pound for all that it weighs more than four
pounds. The trout 10 be warranted to live one week
in a running stream of fresh water. large price
will aso be paid for trout weighing three pounds EACH
liberal Offer no doubt; but it g only once in an age
that they catch such whoppers hereabouts.
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CULPABLE RECKLEssNEss.-Edward England, q
Long Island farmer arrested yesterday, by Ocer Marvin
1.-THE Fourteenth Precinct charged with reckless driving 1t
Mr. Eaglsnd being hat vita liquor
was driving fuoUsy down Grand direct toward Broadway,
and turning the into pernart Rsys cart The
force Of the conclusion drove the caha through
the meek Of Mr. Reys horse, nung him severely that
possibility Of bs recovery The prisoner held to
answer BY Justice Brennan.
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fAdvertisement !
ENERYnonY Comm RE L

EVERYBODY Gould BE UsETUL AND HAPPY If
they had the proper occupation snd knew their
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Phrs n0ogica Illumination at FOWLER NELLss, No. 303
Broadway, IL just what l. needed by most penons
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Advertissment-
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ALTO FOR GKhERAL DEBILITY.
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Ninth WARD REPUBLIcAEs.-The regular monthly
meeting Of the Ninth Ward Republican Association
he'd at Blocker Building, Bleeeker street, last
ing, Augustus +. Dow in the chair. A lively discus.
sOn took place upon the subject of resolution which
was offered by Mr.. Campbell to the effect that the
GOOD of the community and the interests of the Repub'
besu marty would be subserved if Controller Hsws
would appoint az AlmsHoufe Governors three Repub-
Bcars and one Democrat, which, on motion Of Mr..
Smith. wasamended by adding the words nthe event
"of there not being Republicans of sufficient respecta
"bity to FIJI that honorable position" Messrs. Van
Norton, Crawford, Smith, Campbell, and Others spoke
At length-some being opposed to the resolution, and
anne in favor of if. The resolution as amended was
adopted, and the meeting adjourned.
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Advertisement

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USKEowE MAN Found DROwHED.-0n yesterday,
forenoon body unknown apparently mechuc,
found floating in the river at the foot OF Grand d.
An Dque held Coroner Murphy but could be
found TO identify the body yerdic. of found drowned
rendered The remains had been In the and
were much dscomposed to render Identification inn
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KINGS County CIRCUIT COURT CALENDAR Sstur.
DAY. ApI 2l1bs April Calendar this Court dis
posed o. with exception Of the following reserved causes
which SCI dow for trial to-day Nos. 10 H. o.
BROoKLYs CITY COURT CALENDAR, Monday, April
2s-Nos. IS 65 &C. o. 81 49, ST. S. g. So 49, a. So g. D.