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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-09-15
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-09-15
Fusion in New York Prospects aors
Cheering

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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-09-15
The Management.


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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-09-15
Corruption and Extravasanss Proven

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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-09-15

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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-09-15

Ikr iva B.Ehss; hasia " votes he4aa
s9sli the sieEttgs aevslfet up9a tar Hsrss
Of asefVsesAssifas VI. itHefsah va hbsss
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-09-15
POLITICAL THEATRIgAIs.
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-09-15

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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-09-15

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-24
The amount of Coal transported over the Delaware
Laekawanna and Western Railroad for the week end
The Ne,e. Orleans Pjeoyuse of Saturday says:
Total. s,e27.O9 PAS,

Inc NCfc. OTlcOHS I'fC0Yuhc OF Salufuay says:
The leading Of the Money market for the week ending
evening sudden and unexpected return OF confidence
and This es owing TO local than TO the tenn
YOTsy settlement o. the difficulty between the Bank England
nd OF ths private bankers Of London which for time
threatened ncaculabe injury TO commercial interests both
the Atlantic The Improved prices for all qualities Of the
staple other side that exchange
would fully protected and confident feeling steadily
obtlned in market The Bns after Of strngency
having acquired greater strength relaxed their rules,
and good pspeT instead Of going begging IN the outside market
ready buyers favorable than breogre In
the change In the short space Of is almost uupre
cedented while do yet feel Justified IN lowering the
discount is very evident that the movement rapidly in
clncs Of borrowers At the time the demand for
accommodation has aersy diminished ld paper which for
time past has been deemed unworthy Of notice
ceiyes considerable attention.
The demand both Foreign and Domestic Bills has not in
any abaed since the close Of the previous weekly review
operations been limited throughout owing the very
restricted supply Of all descriptions the market Rates have
been uniformly maintained for all classes but transactions show
marked reduction when compared with the returns
summaries. Quotations rule follows: Clear Ser
ling Bills l0oal3 and l0 the latter eGcepiionabe figure
bs with shipping documents attached 1904 1l0i and 1904
81 I005l39 T. dollar; SStyday Bills NeY ORR, nc
al and u y discount Sight i0l and 4 cent premium
The receipts Specie at New Orleans for the week ending
the evening the 18th inst S2 90 from Brzos san
tsgo +1io Tsmpco 10000 from Galveston and $50
other points and exports limited 70 20 100 for New
York, and $4,000 for Havani."
Al Milwaukee the produce movement is large. The
receipts Of flour and grain for the week ending MAY 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-24
COURT CALENDAR-Tnn Dlt.

UsrED STATS DisTRIcI CoURr.--Nos. II, ~, ~,
a. IS, III, -, u, "a. %
SUFkEMs COUET-CIRCUIT.-Par This brunch
fTidsy usual
SUPKEn. CoURT-GrEERAL TERs.--Non-enumcra
ted calendar.
SurnIoR CouHT-Part Mos. III. III, 479, 40,
20 ga, ~, "a 80 80 81, 500 Al 40 o. 4s7 ia Part
ihos go c2l tls TO- 81 AZ, 5 500 90, 800, 90
81 coz, o., tot
CoyE1 % CONsOF PLEis--Part i--Nos 2Oio'
2s 2ta s,aB 300 212 2o1l 25 2375 2O78 l,9 100 ~
AtI 100 Part iiNos. loo IlT4 100 lI1 l02 3D. iss,'
4c Ell lch M on 49, 5ia lalg 49, Pc, 40 ~ u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-24
COURT or GENERAL sEssIONS-MAr 2a.-Besore Juds,



Ihomas Lee pleaded guilty. OF the crime of having
two wives the aepousd having accidentally tanned that
he had auied another in Boston years before the mrs,
vile, Mary Ann Hoes kewanpshIe girl, born Ia the VII
rber lotl BY TIE Rev. MIR CroSe the other Cstharine
lrcnHan united 20 him Thomas Edward Smith Of
he world IN the month OF May 1901 By tue Rev Father Ever
Of the Roman ahoC Church IL Third street The prisoner
sent 10 the state Prison for tvs years.
Anothsr Of bigsny called but postponed for day
Thomas Crawford Edwsrd Ryan ~ tbs state
picking the Iocket Of George Mhtwoh Of gold watch az
sele Nalsau street. tie lith Of May 1nu watch
taken by ibo mt sns found IN the session Of the latter
hctilsre, who the no lI3
tie ught Of tie 10th Of April by breaking pane o gas AID
the door, and caught in the inside with drawer
onlinng 40 cent IA his hands ny M spehoh was sent t.
tie State Prison foI tive years.
Jane. McLe,u pleaded guilty Of burglary in the third degree
in entering tie house Of Jane Ghabc No 60 Hudson street
the 26d Of April with skeleton hey, sud stealing 10 worth
Of Jewehy lie seat to the STATE tru Tor three yelrs
Daniel DoolAn pleaded guilty stealing hou,chol or
tes jeremiah Curtain, No. 25 Gre rich street. and
ieEihnded.
Martin Hines pleaded guilty suachus pOcketbook of
tie hands MEy L. Wheeler while she walking ber
Ell IN Canal street, tie lt Of April lie sent to the
state Prison for three years.
IdwGrd elsh pleaded guilty Of -aryias of SIS worth Of
pencil cases and gold p6s from M employer, John IL.
buy kinck No i feari street and remand Friday.
Nm H. flunA,ft foreman IA the pfntiug0ilc. OF Hyp,
k0cp helenuceS Co., put trial tie charge Of
fGrlhg W lam LgEa. IIiIer the I'D Of August last
ean peIss'ed IN duug hin for ~ Tor work done TIE tTal
lasted the or four hou A. Oakley Hall esq r the defend
Iequeed 10 aye the Office but refused TO and dared the
defendant out into Gold street 10 fight Mr. Pnkett seized him
by tie collar and attempted 20 eject him kgan showed nse
Lgly customer bat WoIst.d 81 fell down
he eject that flmkott had tic lit 10 eject Egn fsm the
mise, H. hi charge and that EsEn dsodey no had
tCen Tcta u the business tlek dOSh stairs the proper
party 10 s biz account but lie Iesed to g. Tie Jory
uited the Prisoner
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-24

QUARREL BETWEEN LAwYERs.-.--On "wednesday,
Henry a. Mott, lawyer of this city, appeared be
fore Justice Connolly, and preferred charges Of per-
jury and fase pretenses against Theodore G. Maroon
also lawyer. 1t is alegedthat the accused feon'ousy
presented at the Supreme Court and caused to be MED
as judicial proceeding, paper purportmg 10 DC an
affidavit signed by Stephen G.. Maroon ana MADE DC
fore George Kellock jr., Commissioner oil De'd''
when in fact said affidavit had not been sworn 70 py
raid Stephen c. Maroon but had been sworn 10 Oy the
accused, " no. alleged, represented hhnsen 70 tue
Commissioner as being Stephen IT, Maroon omcer
Barron arrested the accused, ana justice Commonly
committed him for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-24

It might be Inferred from the increase III the pS ar
counted that trade in France is becoming soile"hN
more active but the large decrease in the mote ersu
tion though primarily caused by the influx OF Govern
ment de posits to the Bank does not confirm this view
The total Of the coin aud bullion held Is about t@l'
100000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-24
fAdyeTtisemept
O.K OpcuaRD ACID SPRING WATRR-Ihis

Water gaining greet eeebsty and tho densnd for is incrcss
rapidly Its beneficial character u afessed by thouands sod
= pronounced by Distinguished physicians to be superior to
ecuous which has performed lead " 70 believe tkst
destined become extensively used IN the treatment Of yr
many diseases which ordinary remedies ato Its curative
foperes aye established beyond question, and feel assured
great extent supersede many Of the srtfhss,
day We recommend those Of readers
who be- suffering from general debility Of nom any Of tho
diseases for which this water is prescribed 10 give trial
Dealers supplied ibeulterms
H. w Bosrv lex, Sole Agent No sT4 Broadway,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-24

CUR6LARY.-The store, situated at No. lbs Baxter
street and kept by Mr. John Mohat broken into tins
night of Che 18th and robbed Of ladies' and geEeens
apparel 70 the +l63 Officer Golden Of the
Sixth 6Id arrested James Watts suspicion Of being
the robher He had in his possession goods SIMILAR TO thos
olon but the evidence being Insufficient he DISCHARGED
Subsequently, Catherine ORouIke residing at No 70 Spring
street. the Of the stoez goods obtained the advice Of
Officer Golden and called several receivers IN Baxter street.
under the prene Of purchasing clothing At place kept
~ named Graham, Mrs ORouke someg hst dis
concerted seeing the stolen property disposed OF to
sniie stranger Naturally objecng this ha al
formation the officer who arrested the woman G.s Tls
pIisoner admitted purchasing the goods Of calling himself
country reaaeY Amer much cTossquesoning James Watts
sgsn suspected and arrested and immediately iden
fed by the woman Graham as The who had sod her this
goods Nst has confessed the robbery and has corny
exoneTaed Mr. Graham from all bsne Upon being locked up
the prisoner endesyored TO break from his cell but frustrated
by Sergeant JoUrdsn. justice Connolly committed him for
tigL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-24

ASSAULT AND RoBBHRY.-As DR.. David Reid Shan
shan residing No o. West Fifteenth street. pacing up
bite street bis way home Tuesday evening nyh
powlo ,esthily approached him, and with deadly weapon
struck him g. the crousd Mr. Shsnsn stunned by the
Oow ard he lay upon the ground the an rhed his peck
eta Of sic end endeayored TO decamp Peter Hooey OF No
~ East Thiieth street hearing meaning a. II IN resf
pain In the direction OF the sound ard Post,s
body upon the sidewalk aud bending over rinng we
.iyg the alarm Officer Costello of the Sixth Ward came TO the
rescue and ter sne chase arrested the ias'ys, so gave
bis meme William Francis. The following sterheon IN.
Shanahsn appeared before Justice Connolly ana preferred
pant against Francis who committed 70 VIC !oo io
tnc Tho prisoner IL 10 years OF age Oy Na"s' IN"
ENos a No. Isl Elizabeth stIect.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-24

srsrTcfFp 'iHIYYEs.-Fdward Ferris an1 y 1ml'
Gay were ertseaby Detective MeDousal "a sa i'' ny
were rtewling fho' hiA avenue, Gld number q" JIM
ale key fndiock picks, &c found IN hri o' , az
Effort VIII be- rnsdc under tto law, when hiiA
O. hns eerch atrie IN p5fesiln g. con'it thh
hayalf Is O0sns residing o. Seventh avenue near Amr.
st 81 had liz Lou broke. into lately and robbed of % -
,uonfy 10y. Tho pFiasl0 Fes AID otiy AZ ias
poSl.d VI sSLlg the eVpsils.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-24

Tie circular of Barng Bros. x Co., reinarAs
prices mostly nominal State Stocks are gsnetay ~
oere There is good demand ior United Stses o. ~ s1S
- ~, 81 Al s3s Peisr Genital Rsilrold Bonds l.
mortgage fn at 81 Eewl Central o. bonds w me %
~ Ifl 81. Illinois Frcelsnd s2i Newiork Cetfs -1sie
~ uois Central ~ discount ,ehorA snd rie, ~ Wlo
Ceads 81 I0li; New Brunswick &c, 10"
Messrs ID. Bell, Son 81 Co., report as iohows;
D,irg the past week but very limited business has been
trIstea in American Sec ire and or quotAions are ioi
TIE most part, entirely nominal"
The monthly return of the Bank of France, as mace
up to Thursday last the 10Th Of May sho rs te Ioi
lowing results THE exchange taken al I'd. to the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-24

HOMICIDE IN FIFTH AvESrs.-Coroner Gamble
held an inquest yesterday on the body Of Patrick
Cookery native Of Ireland thirtyfvc years Of age,
who died the Goth inst from injuries received at the
hands of Thomas Wood. The parties resided in the
same house at the of Ninety Fourth street and
Fifth avenue The widow Of deceased states that on
Sunday evening her husband and the accused got mo
a dispute. After some high words and a few blows,
Wood picked upa couple of stones ard threw them at
deceased. Que of them took effect, and knocked
Cookery down. He remained unconscious till six
O'Clock the following morning, when he died. This
testimony was confirmed by number Of other wit
nesses and the jury rendered verdict that Patrick
Cookery to his death by fracture Of the skull
produced by being struck with piece of brick by
Thomas Wood. The prisoner stated that he was la
borer, native of Ireland about thirty years of age,
and that the injury inflicted on deceased was done in
self-defense. He committed to the Tombs. De-
ceased was also a laborer, and leaves wife and
family.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-24

CouN1KPryrr HaIr-DoLLARs-Two men, giving
their names a William Ward and William Wood a!ids Captain
soper wero charged with passing eounteiist hsdos on
and Ftzmaurce OF the Second ard arrested them az
The isfaon Of Honors Leay and Mortimer Mcdonald he
tnrsd parties The bogus coin well executed, but
no, quite heavy enough for the genuine articles The prisoners
orc locked up
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-24
CITY ITEMS

PAGES vrsUs.-The Venus, by Page, whicn was
exhibited here last Autumn and attracted 80 mucn a
tenon and criticism, has returned TO this CITY ai'er
very successful tour at the East and South again
on exhibition in Stuyvesant Institute.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-24

IsDEcEsT ASSAULT.


The plaintiff young German woman about u years
seek for indecent assault commit
upon her By tire eudan Sne testified that he put
drug IN her coffee hch tdreed her aud while si5
oIOon violated her The result OF tho intercourse
thobith OF child The defendant denied her allegations, aud
tnl she ad receive hs embraces aud ha
before tie he action she mad yielded every
night Of action ughhst him for Consideration verdict viii
rendered tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-24

AUcrIos SALE or A CHuRcH.--The old Prcsbyte-
rian church standing on the corner of Forsyth snd
Stanton streets was yesterday sold a! auc.ion tho ss
taking place on account Of the erection up town Of
new church edfce by the congregation. The property
was knocked down for $500, and dwellings and
stores viii soon occupy the alto.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-24

TICKET swIspLERs.-Charles Gilmore and William
Fnripbt alleged ticket swindlers, having an Office at
No. IO9 West street, who Were arrested under tho
new law for keeping dsorderly house, were brought
M for examination on Wednesday Justice Osborn
discharged them, as they not sufficiently identi-
fed as the persons who sold the tickets. James Levy
and John Hughes, who were aso arrested, the latter
being found in charge of the ticket Office No. l51
Cedar street. have been remandod, in order TO enable
counsel - prepare a ease, which the new law can
lie tested. Ticket swndlen are confident that they
viii he enabl, 60 evsde tue lAw, aud state most posi-.
lively that they nothing Tor it, save that u
slightly disageeabe snd ineonvenieut 60 be locked mp
previous to hearing. Officers Lawson ard Mnson
aLo arnfted James MeCurrnn aud John llrophy If
Ne. liG Liberty street tie notorious Isaiah Seoytr Of
No. l2l Cedar street aud George Ward Of equal
notorcty, whose office 10 u. the corner Of Liberty and