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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-22
FIRES.

TIKI oOSTLAGRATIoN AT JAMAICA, L. !,
The property destroyed by the ire wiea oco"rrS IT,
American Hotel was owned by Mr.; Conkin aud was
valued at $4,000, aud insured for sS,oyo IN Tue
Brooklyn Insurance Company Mr. so6 tSa c1sns
Insurance Company, New-York. Mr.. Durland t~ W,
stablss we're valued at $1,000, and were insured ior
500 in the Equitable Insurance Company To,a n.
Total value Of property destroyed, sii'cO' i'''' -"
surance, 100. . y,cur.
Yesterday morning, between II ana II ociOcs, INC
alarm Of ire in the Fourth District was Sccaaoned
,o 9ansP No damage worth mentioning was done
n The building. Tho members or runners Of Engine
Comranies Nos. ~ and 80 engaged in disgracefal
tight, the result ofwhieh would have been serious but
rested who had knife in hs hand, and taken 50 the
Police Court.
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Patrick Cunningham appears

FELOSIOus AsSNLT.--fasIlch nunpp - ,-,k
10 be the owner the premises No 5ss Wess @
,aat which he let's enants On Tnesday hsn
OF the occupants the house, Mrs ShaSlD Sos
ana became Acng other thugs sue
40 rSi In the door leading 70 Mr. Cw nipsesms 70 '
ola nan became excessively exaspersr At this sud senng
80 d..lt her severe blow tho bead The unfortunate
woman e 70 the aoOr oe' ding pI9sa.sy foa sa
go csIaa who pronounced her ounds exceedingly danger
@ NJ. "a being little doubt but tbs the ku had been fractured
=. hIog Cunningham at arrested and locked
~ the result Of the inuIic he had inflicted upoa poor
J,,pk eu WON
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Form DRowsED.--Coroner O'Keefe held an In
quest No ~ Cherry street. yesterday the body of Edward
fndss which found floating IN the rver When last seen
on saturday he sitting Psr No. 20 L. H. and
10 hay fsllen overheard Deceased wss - yssxs vi ave.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-22
1Advertisement.l
A II ~

NrhaA,s ROSCHirIs CONSUMPTION
euIe9 py the sat Indian Remedy Mrs Gsrdnes Indian
san % se9' aud Hoarhound sold by ell the druggists In
Ansea General Agents. WEEKS PorTEx, No si WAN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-22

MlrERsAL CARELEsssE ss.--Wiuam 0Brieu, aged
and Broadway bv ed 40 seriously on Moud.y a. 10
result IN death Tie child ad been e entirely alone for
tms and yhs psSms out the net ire 10 his clothes
Coroner o'Keeie held al iques. on the body.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-22

lot No. "a West Thirty seventh street, between Firm
and Sixth avenues 9lx5O lot onehaf the block four
story basement and undercellar brown stone 'front.' Tor
$1,000 aso one lot north side of wentysixth street,
about midway between Seventh and Eighth avenues
also one lot in the rear, fronting Twenty-sevenih
stree. 10th full in size al 81 80 each to be improve
mon John McClaye has sold three lots the north
aide Of street, 80 feet east Of Ninth
avenue on the grade and free from rock for 81 Soo
per lot. He also reports the sale OF one four Story A1
basement, brown stone dwelling, on the south side oil
Twenty third street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues
for 1880.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-22
Acknowledgement

fARF Err Bros CELEBRATED LONDON CIUh
StUohF superior 70 all others Ia and cold at aach
less M Indispensable the breakfast lunck dinner table
enc only TO procure bottle nom any respeetsoe grocer "a
savory qualities Orders supplied sy >. fAsKss NO
isJ ,eekman-st, sole Agent icr ths United States
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-22

REAL EsTATE-The following sales were made at
the Merehans Yesterday by Blocker Son Co.:
Hopse and lot No 29 aud Is sK8L3
ono 10. Il e. isOs
h sSS sIa io NO % nona. io' $500
House and sx years lease of lot No Londen Terrace o
~ -'A 800 .. a "a. =, soxoS 5000
10. y :. ooIeI 50 ave- ae 80, .. A. ics , 3ass
lot o. 2dgv. 20 feet 8. 53dst o
lots . .. Sthst isO ieot O. so- "a Leo
ot s. g. 95c st., - leet esSs ,d Icy $50
lot SSdst sdlen.s, 49,. aotht 26siCc... $50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-22
CITY I2,EN9

BUZZ HAD Tile advance In tho price OF beef
eat,e ro,iced uIder this head yesterday wss not fag
maintained throughout tie second day. Though al tho
stock wac sold at an average Of abcat half cent
pond higher than ii was toe week before. Tho cause
Of this advance, will be seen by refereoOe 10 tho
report Of the market more owing tos united spec
ula,irg operation than TO any real sboness ofsup-
ply The net average OF all the cattle sod is CALICO
la;sd at cents pound for thu meat Estimating the
1872 head cold at cw each, it makes SD 600 lbs
Of teet and the cost Of the cattle to the bntchen
$3.50, 6l0-qui,e enough fora "sLort-suppy" week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-22
fAdyertssem.ntl

GAS! GAs New GAS FIXTURES for the Spring
Ifsae VII PEI opnd Great Manufacturing Depot Rssovsp
70 No. 80 By ,sdvay opposite Hiblo'a
wARxxs PscK Co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-22
nRw.RoRk CATTLE nasKxT.

foh TIA VITA EEpIgc WkDSEsDAf Marco a. SD.
TOTAL EscffrTs on CATTII Efgos FoR far VkHx.
According 70 the reports non .he sevt sits places &c .hs
city. there have been received ttb veeii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-22

on River sfo adopt the zane plan in the extension Of
the s. cond Mortgage, and the Michigan Cent "a puts
sside ss4 500 per aDnuu tie bonds current in
the msIbe 1t is by such that We nay look to
the restoration Of Rail way bonds to the confidence Of
conn unry. II lie step in the right direction, witch
6eserves especial common daticp aud ii double
purpose in giving to Rails bends better credit for
investment and in relieving stockholders OF an obstacle
which thus fer Las been constant sourse Of nbarass
mept.
The business Of the Clearing House to-day was
So, 1895, 600. The Chemical Bank has declared its
usual Quarterly Dividend Of v cent, payable April
.. First-cass paper is not abundant in the Discount
houses and the range for good up to October il
5a6 cent The Banks are taking considerable
amounts from others than their regular dealings. Mach
good paper, however, still pssseS at : cent. De-
mand loaus arc Sac T. cent, with now and then an
exceptional transaction at lower figures.
We have received from Albert Ii. Nicolay, auc-
toneer aud stock broker, bis eemi-mcnthly prcecur-
rent Of stocbs and bonds giving the latest quotations of
securities as well us other information copies of whih
can DO obtaiued at bis Office No. 50 William street,
gratuitously Sales of y cent Treasury Notes have
been made at 4 cont premium.
AT auction this afternoon the following Stocks were
sold by A. H. Muller, by order of the Sapreme Court
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-22

The Fairness Loan and Trust Company have bill
before the Legislature authorizing them to reduce their
capital TO one million of dollars upon which amount
they expect to be able to declare regular dividends.
Railroad Convention is iG session a. the st. Mich
olas Hotel, of which Mr.. Nathaniel Marsh Of the
Erie Road is President, ard Mr. Sargent Of the Mich
igan Central, is Secretary The diffcrct roads were
reprcs ented as follows:
New.York Centra-Erasus Corning Presidents VibbsId,
New. York and Ene-Nstha1e Marsh, Receiver Charles
Min1t, Gen. Supt.
Pepnsylyanis Centrsl-Wru. r Leech.
Michigan Central-H. E. Ssrgent, ia ,t.
Michigan Souhern--Che-ies Noble.
Buffalo and Eiie--R- N. Brown, supt.
Cleveland and Erie-A Stone,j rp President
Cleveland and Toledo.
Great Western (Csnadc)-M. Mcvius.
Boffalo Rew.York and EIie--W. H. Doyle.
Buffalo and Lake Huron-W Fell
Toledo Wabash snd Wesern--A. Body, PresideIA
Boston and Worcester-E. b. Phillips, Supt
Troy and Boston-L. V. Bates, SupL
Rutland, Burlington and Cheshre-E. A. Chaplin, Supt
Rutland and Webhnston-F. 4. Woodbridge Supt
Ssrstoga and WhitehaIl-J. NJ. Davidson, supt
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy-C. q. hsmmond
The entiSe afternoon was taken up with attempts TO
arrange q mutually advantageous timetable on the
routes from New-Yoik to Chicago. Nothing definite
was arrived at On motion of Mr.. Vibbard the fol-
lowing Committee on Timetables was appointed By
tie chair: Mesrs C.. Vibbard, Chas Mnot, III. Cohen,
II. f. Sargent, A Stowe, jr., L. Is. Phi lips, j. T..
Baker, j. d. Campbell Warren Colburn, and G. g..
Hammond. The Convention tnen adjourned to meet
al ~ o'clock tomorrow.
The following table shows the condition of the banks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-22

advertisement ,o-.
UNITED STATES INSCRIBED FIyEs oil 1914
UHITBD 6TArx CoJPox FfvHs Of 1874. - a,u.us
In amounts TO s1it. By fHospsos bHorbkhA NO '"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-22

IAdvertisemsal
Millions Of Bottles Of Mrs. WINsLOw's SooTu5
mo srr are now used every year In the United sstss -
ChiIdrcn Tseshins With nsve kns saeossh &sGA " tuna
dssis and certain. osly . eeptx bottle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-22

The Hon. Charles Case, Member Of Congress ffem
the Xth District in Indiana will address the Repablcsn
Campaign Club at Clinton Hall, this evening. st7I
o'clock. Let the Republicans give him hearty wei
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-22

TuE NORTH PoLE.--Ths American Geographical
and Statistical Society will hold meeting Of great
interest this evening" at the Hall Of the Historical
society. DR.. Isaac 1. Hsyes-who proposes to leave
in May under the auspices Of the Society, for Bsdas
Bay and Smith Strait to the great northern Ice
belt ard Fail into the mysterious and unknown opes
sea hey ond-w define the scope of his intended expo
oion and it's probable resue. Thoroughly conversint
with the hyperbo-ean regions, both from personal
experience and from long and sssiduous stddy Of tbs
experience Of others, DR.. Hayes will doubtless prcseat
graphic picture of Arctic life and Arctic geography
Addresses in support of the Polar Expedition will be
made by Prof. Bache of the Coast Survey; Dr. Leber.
of Columbia College, Prof. Siman, jr., Of Yale Col
lcge, and Mr.. Bayard Taylor. The subject viii b
illustrated by excellent maps and drawings upon 9
very large scale. The meeting VIII be free TO tho
public.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-22

Decreese.. $H4S6 TI0o'o'V ca ;o 90:
At Philadelphia, the Stock Board has again consid-
cred tle subject of "puts" and calls" and renewed
the suspension of the penalties provided agsinst such
of its members as deal in that way.
The PHILADELPHIA Ledger says:
Within the last two or three days, several OF our
hanks and note brokers have been investigating what
appears to be bold, though not wel-dgested at
tempt. TO swndle them out Of very considerable sums
of MONEY! The active man in the operation Is con-
nected with well known business hrm, and having
social relations of the most unexceponaoe character,
faoiltaed the purpose though his capacity and other
circumstances provoke the suspicion that he was bat
the cats paw of more designing parties On Saturday
last very large liabilities incurred by the pur-
chase from the brokers, Of uncurrent notes. wnlch
were paid for by checks dra wn against an exhausted
account As checks in similar TRANSACTIONS for smaller
amounts had been previously duly hoIoTed there was
less suspicion on this occasion. Some 81 ,OOO 10
$50 0O0 in this way and by loans, were RAISED. Inc
Wet lbs include some five Or six banks and as many
b,okers A. soon as that matter discovered, some
of the larger and more determined sufferers commenced
criminal prosecutions charges OF conspiracy 10 cheat
and defraud The result was conference OF all con-
cerned the operator In the Transaction with MS nenus
ar the parties known have received the proceeds
of hs foolish If rot wekedly designed operations one
or two of the victims have been paid their enttre
claims and property and money we underetsnc, nave
been placed in tie hands OF the Cashier Oh enc OF tne
banks in amount sufficient 10 cover W TO 20 cent Oh
tue entire claims"
The annual report of the Cincinnati and Indianapolis
Road has been made public. The figures show the re-
sult ND to the 31st December Since that time the
traffic of the road shows large gain over 1882 The
Tressurer's report shows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-22
The following statement viii chow tho receipts and
The following Is a comparative statement of the
number of way and through passenger carried over


The following ia omparatiye statement Of the num-
Der Of tuns of local and through freight transported
over the road during The past four years:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-22

TIE NEw-YoRx SCoAn- HoUsEs.--Wan street, be-
tween Water ard Front, is largely occupied by the
sugar interest y all the refining companies having
their countiDgrooms and sample offices in that vi'nity
AS the let Of May approaches considerable rivalry 10
displayed in securing the most eligible places for the
year, e. the most convenient for the customers cor
tinually looking around for their stock. Large nun
bers of boys and women always haunt the brokera'
Offices, asking aims and -stealDg sugar. Tuesday wss
moving day." and its result places Mos2s. Moller.
Hogg & Martin 10 the Eew-YOrk Companys late
Office; the NewYork Company In the late Office Of tho
United States Company Messrs. Harris, Abern & Co.
in the late office of Moler, Hogg e Matin. Tho
United States Company alone cured an Office in
new lccaton-~71e Journal Of Commerce surrender
ing its rooms to them, and going up stairs another
story.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-22

ander W. Bradford will be given at the Columbia Col
lege Law School, No. 81 Lafayette place. this even
ing, at u. o'clock subject The Relation of the
Civil Law to the Common Law" The eminent abiii-
ties and erudon of the lecturer will make this lecture
one of uncommon interest and value. 80. Yesterday
afternoon the AldermaDic Street Cleaning Committee
of Investigation failed meet their engagement. The
investigation has evidently fzzed out .-.Mr. Is. Z.
Robbins will give the second lecture of bis course this
evening, at the Cooper Institute; subject "Ventia-
ton as influencing health aud longevity 1.-The
sweeping machines of Mr. Smith to be reinstated
in Broadway, at the united request of many Brosd-
way merchants. Prof. W. b. Wedgewood OF the
New-York University has been presented by the
graduating class with gold watch Of American man
ufactuIe saitaby inscribed. Hugh MsGaire, lately
appointed Street Inspector by the City Inspector for
the Fourteenth Ward was sworn into office yesterday
before Alderman Peek the Acting Mayor during the
absence of Mayor Wood In Connecticut. DR.. Gil
bert will deliver lecture this evening, in the hall No.
900 Eighth avenue, on the " Brain and Tempera-
mcpts" to be appropriately illustrated Capt Thos.
c. Wood says the schooner Eliza, which was seized on
Sunday night by the Police belongs TO him and not TO
CONS ss e-si., sl"vns, and If she used for ina
proper purposes he did not know it,. Petitions
circulation asking the Legislature to grant NO more
charters for railroads in this city, unless the companies
80 chartered shall agree to the at passenger
fare of three GEMS The Cunard stea Australia
,ian left her dock yesterday morning for Liverpool
Soon after noon she came to anchor at the Quarantine
DIR. Peters, a School Commissioner of the Six
teepth Ward, having received appointment from
the United States Government, resigned, aadth Board
of Trustees on Tuesday night filed up the vacancy by
the appointment of Mr.. John De Lamater.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-22
COMMERCIAL MAT7ERS
e.les as tse s.eels Rxchnn4s. .MARcH 81.

1,tiF Obio ttste Sc 90. 1t
Leo IN. tuternsl Imp 'a7.lI
5000 Htsseurs State Is, -. (
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-22

AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARcHIrEcrs-A meeting
of the American Institute of Architects held at the
New-York University on Tuesday evsning3Mr Rem
wick in the chair. After some general discussion
upon the new Building law, the following preamble
and resolutions were adopted:
1eos Of opinion that the sections Of the propossA
Building law ded by the Committee Cttes aud
VILLAGES relating to the selection aud appointment Of Inspectors
are greatest importance fo securing It's eoctua
now. therefore .
be responsible aud itegeat Inspect
will lead to great misunderstanding and totally desst m
object. :.
Rored That the provisions OF the proposed act reported
by the Committee on Cities and Villages we'd adapted to
the appointment of Inspectors VINO will be ooupetens to
render the law efficient.
Resolssd That therefore recommend the building law
for adoption without alteration.
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SOnrces

Reliance credited to surplus account ssSsS "
The following is statement Of the monthly receipts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-22

AFfF5E Hgl Out sus0u IVl ING ~ PIeso'
prices
Report OF Hogs received at Hudson River Drove Yards foot
Of Thryseventh street, North River for two weeks ending
March 81 Hudaon River Road-L. Dupont lSei Crsse
Co, Las TOtsl. is1i, Camden and Amboy-J H. keJ,
nolds Al2 NewJersey CentraJames Gregory, ~ Nixon
4 Hughes, l25; Total, S2a. New Jersey-W ID. Bells, w
Remaining Last re port 2l5. Total 2,sUo. Sold S,16
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-22

The receipts from passenger traffic for the year chow
falling OF from the previous year of $lO3S2 o. of
which s5,35l IS was from local. 5000 20 from
through travel. The decrease Of receps f'om passen
gers to and from foreign roads, was however, but
$sIs 7sa very gratifying result it shows that the
css was local. The local tunuage of the road for the
year shows decrease Of GA TINS, and the through
turnsge decrease of but 600 tuns. The President in
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-07

We briefly noted yesterday the iFrepress-
ible conflict among the Hamilton County De-
mocracy In their nominating Convention,
which being entirely unable to transact busi-
ness adjourned 70 meet week hence at Mt
Pleasant The Enquirer, the Douglas organ
Of Cincinnati, says Of the disgracefOl scenes ;
his with feelings of modification that We
make anv alluslon to the disgraceful scenes
which yesterday took place IN the Count
Convention. They certainly beggar descrip-
ton. and will long b. remembered in the an
mails Of our local politics. Il was complete
picture Of anarchy and confusion. 1t will be
10 some exten' scandal and a reproach upon
the Democracy OF Hamilton county. We
never saw such turbulence-such disorder in
public body before.
The Commercial enumerates the various
explosive elements Of the Convention as fol-
lows:
lst. The fsg end Of the Miami tribe light
a feud of ten years standing
ID The hostility between the Catholics
and the Jews, the bitterness of which was ur-
exampled save in the wars ana perseeusiohs ~
centuries ago, between the ancestors OF the
religionists who were yesterday arrayed
against each other.
Sd. WHISKY. The nest Of coffee houses
about Woods Theatre paid the rent OF the
building for the use of the Convention, as an
inducement to have it held there. The Com
mittee on Credentials was in session three
hours; and in the meantime hundreds o.
men were maddening themselves with liquor
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-07
NVhnt The CEnr Is Doing.

The Car, says the Evening Journal, is re-
ported to be making preparations quietly but
on a vast scale, for possible emergencies in
Turkey. No one can predict when the next
Russian army will march into European Tur-
KEY; but whenever it does, the end of the
reign of the Sultan will be near at hand
The Greek Christians, who compose ma
jority Of the rural population of the Turkish
provinces, are on the side of Russia already.
The Russian Government has not been idle
since the conclusion of its peace with the
Western Powers. Not only has the military
strength of the Empire been increased, but
great civil reforms and enterprises have been
pushed forward with vigor. The Car is
gradually leading his Empire out from baI-
barish 10 high civilization. He is freeing the
Serfs, removing restrictions on Foreigners,
sbolishing cruel punishments tightening the
restrictions on the press, building railways
across barren plains, raising cities In place OF
hamlets, and is now surveying q route for
Trans Continental Telegraph to communicate
with America at Bhering's Straits.
There is an hereditary dread in Western
Europe of being "oTerrun by the hordes OF
Russia" But the Russia of the present day
is not the bsrbaric power which was feared
century ago. The expansion Of Govern
ment which governs well and wisely Is not a
matter for serious lamentation, except by
those dynasties which have to yield before
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-07
VireinIan Enforcement Of Lincoln.

The Hon. W. L. Goggin, the opponent OF
John Letcher in the last Gubernatorial con-
test in Virginia, made a speech the other
day, in which he gave his opinion of all the
candidates for the Presidency. he said of
Mr.. Lincsln:
There is another candidate before you
Laughter, and cries of ''He is asmutty one" ~
Oh, do not suppose that Abe shall be forgot
ten. shall now come to him, and, let me
give the devil his due. During the whole
course Of my connection with him in the
House of Representatives, l must say that
ever found him gentleman; he is not what
the Breckenridge party insinuate him to be; F;
l wish to do jnstice on all sides. ICheers. !
If you want to know who Mr.. Lincoln is, go
and ask Stephen A. Douglas, with whom he
stumped every county in the State of Illinois
Yes, 90 and ask Mr.. Douglas whether Abe
Lincoln is a rail-splitter or not. Laughter. ]
Ask him whether he is a Democrat /. E., a
mauler, or not Renewed laughter. 1t
was my good fortune, while was a member
Of the House Of Representatives, TO be a
member Of a committee with him; / was
chairman, and l must say that no man On
that committee worked more industriously
than be did. He was man Ofa high order of
talent, and when be spoke, no man was list
ened TO by those who were in that House as
visitors with more satisfaction. His private
as vel as his public character was free from
stain or blemish.