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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-12

HELPERS IMPENDING CRISIS OF TIE SOUTH
Troush INSTRUMENTATION we erred in stating the price which
the cheap edition Of Helpers ComPend can be procured Inc
price ia to remain twenty-five cents each Those wishing to DC
supplied by please send 25 cents per copy and by mall eight
cents additional, to prepay postage.
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The steamship North Star, with the California
mails to the goth ult., reached her dock, at this
port yesterday afternoon. Her news was antlci-
pated by the arrival OF the Atlantic on Monday
mOrnin0 last
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We cannot undertake rejected Communications
business letters for THK TRIBUNE ehoUd In all be adj
dressed 10 HORACE GREELEY x Co. -
No notice can be taken Anonymous Communications What
ever is intended Insertion must be Authenticated by the
name address CT the wrtcrno. necessarily fcr puboa
tion. but IS 0 guaranty for hs good faith
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Netu9lnrk DAILY Gribn,re
THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1880.
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

wv Lrwnis our Agent in NEw.BRrArs, Conn.,, for the
sale Of THR TRIBUNE.
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The Nrw-YoRK DAILY TRIBusE Is pablshed eyer!
morning and Evening oKcePed-she morning saSo0
"a delivered 10 City Subscribers ~ cents per week
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To the Associated Press
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Jan. IL, 1860.
The President has nominated to the Senate en- Con-
gresham Hughes OF Indiana, TO fill the vancancy
the bench of the Court of Claims. Among the other
combinations to-day are those of Marshall NJ. Smith,
as Consul to Constannope, and Henry N. Miller as
Postmaster of Detroit.
The Mail Contractors continue to throw up their
contracts finding impossible continue the service
through the failure of Congress to make appropria-
tons.
In the House to-day, on the second vote for a
Speaker, Messrs. Briggs and Morris PENN voted with
the Southern Opposition for Mr.. Glmer. Mr.. Davis
lInd received the votes Of Allan, Barr Cooper, Cox,
Howard, Montgomery, Morris Ill.,, and Riggs; and
Mr.. Wlnslow got those of Messs. Dlmmick and
Macay. Mr.. Davis Miss voted for Mr.. BocOek
Mr.. Clark IN " for Mr.. Adrain, aud Mr. Adrin for
air. Reynolds.
The United States Agricultural Society to-day added
President Buchanan and ex.Presdents Tyler and Van
Buren, to their list OF honorary members.
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DYSPEPSIA ScROFuLA
THAR FORMS cuay cured by the OF the PRRr
xIa1 Strip or Protected Solution Of Protoxide Of Iron com
bned So!d wholesale snd retail, by HARRIS Co.. No AZ
Brodwsy Get pamphlet the Importance Of Iron IN the
R1.~1r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-08
SROEMAKERS MASS MEETING.

mass meeting of Shoemakers was held al the Four
teenth Ward Hotel last evening, TO take into consider
aion the best mode Of aiding the Massachusetts shoe
mai ers, row on strike The attendance was scanty
enough considering the importance of the call, only
ahout 80 perso1s being present. Mr.. G. TYRELL was
appointed Chairman. He stated the object Of the
meeting to be that OF sympathz lng with their fellow
craftsmen in massac huses who had struck Tor lst OF
prices which would enable them 10 support their wives
and their little Ones He had heard that the strike
was for political effect but he could not believe that
lie said that it important that the sympathy re-
qnired should be substantial nasmuch the interest
OF the craft IN Massachusetts was the interest OF he
craft in Eew-IOTk.
MIR. McCARTHY submitted the following resolutions:
That hi. meeting believing The strike In the Eastern
State, to be entitled to Our ynpsby pledge ourselves " sup
That this meeting viii use endeavors obtain the sup
port Of all trades In behalf Of suffering brehrea and
That Committee be formed carry out the above object
lie addressed the meeting at some length, charging
Abolition philanthropists with crushing the WORKING
men Of the North, while they sympathKed with the
Mayer"
Mr.. JAMES HARTLEY said that they had come TO
sympathihe with men who were tryingto do something
for themselves and their trade and not to talk on Pc.
litical subjects. lie hoped that the needed Aid wond
be rendered. and the legitimate object of the meeting
would be carried out
MICHAEL G. DoLAE made short speech eulogiziDg
the people OF Lynn and the shoemskes of Massa ,hu.
setts generally.
Mr.. McISIYRE Thought that the subject had some
thing to do with politics.
Mr.. john IIgiTH was in favor of enabling his fel-
low.craftsmen everywhere to know the importance Of
their taking hold of politics, and acting like in de-
fense OF their own rights
The revolutions were then unanimously adopted.
On motion, the Chairman appointed the following
Committee of fifteen to collect funds TO carry out the
object of the meeting:
Owen Rarrel James TyreH John Hamilton Michael Walsh,
Michael Keegsn VIM Withers Francis Moore James Hartley
VIM Foster. john mcDonough, H. Mulyaney, John Vowel f.
Wlthers, Joseph fognty, Charles Mccarthy.
The meeting then adjourned till Monday evening at
the same time and place.
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COMMENCEMENT OF THE NJ T. UNIYER-
SITY MEDICAL COLLEGE.

The Nineteenth Annual Commencement OF the Med
zeal College attached TO the New-York University,
took place last evening, in the large Chapel of the
University. The Chapel was flied, even to all tie
standing room and the graduating class AS usual oc-
euped the body pews. On the stage were sea ed the
members of the Faculty, and Drs. Francis, Wood
Anderson, and other prominent men Of the medical pro-
fession. Chancellor Ferris presided, and Dodworths
band furnsi ed the music.
After music and reading the Scriptures, and prayer
by Chancellor Ferris, the of the graduates were
read. one hundred and thiry-eght in number. We
nnbsb a liet of the names below from which il will
he seen that more IN. VI hafare from Southern States
a conclusive refuatiCu of the story time since
going the rounds Of tie press, that the John
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Ry Telegraph.

HIGHLANDS, March sunse,.wind N. e. lights wsathsr
sgy Nothing can be seen from this station any defiance Of
shore.
FORT LAFAYETTE, March sunset.-Ship Island Home,
from Liverpool lin of Hun;ross passing up the Narrows.
Wind ~ r., laht; weather ioggy.
SANDY HOOK, March T. suaset.-No inward bound vessels
In sight Wind y, fresh weather foggy.
NEWPORT March 7.-Au schrs Eugene HAYES rom Boz
for NswYork j. W. Nckerson Nickerson from Fall iye
for Norfolk. =.
PHILADELPHIA, March Arr. brig Ella Reed, from 81
Jsgo Feb ~; keteh Commerce, from mayasues Below snip
Pambush from Lverpooi brig Marie (Austrisn from Penau-
bueo; bark Iowa, from MaIacsibc
BOSTON March Arr. bark w. o. Anderson, Hall nom
Table Bay jan % Ship Sphre of New-fork, nom sours
bsya put Table Bay Jan Loaf two men, ere" ch and Only
eieh able for duty Spoke JAM 80 lat IL 10 lou ~ Wa
barn Lizzie Scott from Coumbo for Londoni Feb was ss
nailed by ship Golden City Feb 80 ship international rom s@
Thomas Cork in lat % 20 lon o. ~ appeared 70 nave S
charged thrown cargo OF gnano -.
BALTIMORE, March 7.-Arr chip Juliet nom Lyerpools
bre Hopkins from somoero. Schr Prowess rom
NewYors before reported ashore OF Cone Point wi" get on
without damage after dischaI gng part of her cargo "
SAVANNAH, March 6-ATT ship Nicholas bidie rom Law
erpooL . - -.
SAVANNAH. March 6-The steamship Augusta Ar' he'e I"
O'Clock this evening passengers and crew AL WEI"
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MnrIet.-cAnarrLLr R.rOnrsp FOR THE y; Y. TaIsg.r

Markets-CARBPULLY REPORTED FOR The ~ 4. TRiBesh'
"WEDNESDAY. March !, 1860
ISHFS-The demand both kinds; sales OF 20 bbls
al rs rs for Pots and - 62j for Pearls.
bFESr hh-AmeTicsn Yellow is seling az @3dS'c. lot
Western "a Southern
COTTUN-Ihe market IL frme with sales OF 800 bales at
ItGItc for Mddiny Upland, and tGll,c for do Gulf
CoPfE Ehe Isae ytiy I9qssae eso 81 10 COM
Java hite y b...b dl6 0iet
Rio fair to prne...n 0l3. Jamaice... ..2t 9iJ
Rio ordinary iallSSt. Domo tc) 100 d. Gll
Laguayre.. ........nt0l5lt
with liberal arrivals prices the buyer We quote BY the
cargo 10 asa - IS and from yard at ~ 291o 70 t1n
Eoeisn plenty sales OF part OF cargo OF House
Camel at s2 So cash, and Sl3 mos; Common Camel q!
I 10 and small lots OF Onel at Sl3, cash
CANDLES-Adsmantinea are In moderate demand At idSOc,
10 brapd Plain Sperm command 3314yc. Patent At Soc
COPPER-New sheshing Yellow Metal well as Bolts and
slowly steady Refined lngo dull with
limited sales d24c Old Sheahing IL In fair request sales
Of 1860 n II 2lc., cesh.
DYEWOODS are Inactive bat the stock Is light and prices
firmly OF 900 ST. cmingo Logwood at 85 500
and 80 do Jamaica Logwood $lS and 20 do Mara
csioo Fustic at s22 ca,h.
FLOUk AND MEAI--Th luiry for Western and State
Flour active owing TO the inemency OF the weather and
the prices demanded for the better gde these in
request the trade and the East The arrivals
limited mainly brsnds, and there sov Of sale.
The sales are 74O bb at IS for sapene State and
Western 81 asa SIS IS for extra do IS 90 for choice State
40 shipping brands round hoop extra Oho SO Is
81 trade brands f625Df7 80 for st. Louis brandt
Canadian Flour in fair demand and scarce, and Prices tend
upT aes OF 20 bbls $500 Is for extras Southern
Flour gan better particularly the high grades these
held bgheIn withdrawn from the market at
present. the sales $50 bb at SIS $50 SO 10 for super
Baltimore and 6 i56 81 so for the better brands
Rye Flour in fair request and hfm sales of $40 obs at 20
Meal rather quiet. and tho supply is ari
~ bbs +3 S3 Jersey and 81 for Brandy
wine Buckwhest Flour in good request and rm at 81 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-08

Mrs David Davenport, Of WOonsocl'et, Il. l., COM
usslced lakDg small doses of laudanum Thursday
afrpoon about three O'clock and also az ins.sred Il
10 lEr chs an infant shout five months old in
cuehae Of which the latter died about one O'Clock on
Sridsx morning while the mother died ab out three
banTs later despite the efforts Of physicians who had
hen xxUouoned in the evening TO save them Family
tronblse are assigned the Of this ame1tAbIe
crime. srs Davenport attempted suicide previous TO
her marriage about year since.
~ AIeey S. Brown widow lady residing in
al Ra committed suicide on Thursday
,"on lat hanging herself TO a bed-Post.
re RoeIv MoaAtase Ne~s Of the sth inst, caution
.riorants for he Gold Region against starting 700
early "a The HIM & May TIE PsG lso s
" s'oi ~ 80 LIZ ~ NShDg over Ex pounds avordapois,
80 tsSSS OF NOr:h. Gear CTsel, shor TINE be!9Ee.
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susBKR IRON BACH STATE.


Hides, 6d6lc, v n Tsllow. 7a7lc. pm. Pets, 81 asa
81 rs each. CalfSkins, l0dllc. " 10.
Beef Extra and First quality include nothing but the
best, large, fat stal-fed Oxen.
Second quality includes the best grad Oxen the best stall
fed Cows and the best old Steers Ordinary consists
Of Bulls and the refuse of lots.
sREEEItra includes Cosets, and when those OF Inferior
quality thrown ont ,
There were % cars over the Eastern Railroad - the Bos
and Lowell and % the Eitchbug OF these over the
Fi.chbuTg from Albany. . ,
RKxAREs market active to-day, with shade
Improvement In prices There few pairs OF superior
River Cattle sold to g. 5. Leonard esq, for tS cwt Inc
stock of Sheep small the yards all empty at
ocock For the second quality there advance Of zoe
A. head. Extra sold about the last win the eA-
cpon lot Of very superior River Sheep which brought
IA ~
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Cambridge Cattle Market.

REPORTED yoR TIE N. Y. Tribune GEO. RuPr.
WEDNESDAY, March Z, 1850.
Whole number Of Cattle market and
Sc Stores consisting Of Working OAen Mich Cows, and
two and three yesr-olds.
81; second quality SIS Isl third quality 81 ordinary, %.
PRICES Op STORE CArTLE.-WoTking Oxen, ~ pair, from
G75 to Slf5 Cows and Calves from S25d S3Id$4, to S6l
Yesng, nonei Tw, years old sl7G$23 Three years old,
s75df $40
Sheep and Lambs 600 at market; Prices In lots So asa
IS to SO each; Extra $50 $500 $5 to So nom a
TO &c. y n, live weight
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MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT or NEw-YoRK.......M !
Cleared.

Steamships -Nssbye Mausy Charleston spoeord Ines,on
l. Co Chesspeske Crowellt Portland II b. Cromwell Co
resu s. sprsgue Gillespie Bremen; Java, Dsgse London
DTSs- Ocean Home Brandt Mstsnzs P. 0emil, Hoey Be-
ysnnah, Demil 4 Co. M.
Bunker Halifax r. DewOh Northern Ligas Esdaie, 81
John II. J. x c. A. DeweE 49, ruo,
Srbooneu-F j. Cummings, Jones, Charleston, y n ssno-
sord Onrs Thompson Savannah d. G. Murray Norh otte
Horton, Savannah, McCready. Mott Co.. NJ r fgm'ss'
GssLiu Wsshipston: j. M. Warren Chapman, Nes Haven,
master John Boston Lingo ChsIieston, W. D. ecrAn,Sn
Mary Alice WEIGH, Ponce, sturses Co.; b. Newer
worry Ssgaa Ia rand Adez Prescott, Port a1fHee l. D.
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nfarkcts-Pfported BIZ Telegrarh.

AuGusTA March COTTON Sales to-day 80 bales Che Market
closed with an improved demand
MOBILE March 6CoTToy Sales to-day 1880 bales lc for
Midding uarket quiet sales of three days 10000 bales
ceip, three days bales FRRIGHTs Cotton to Liver
pool 17-32d.
PHILADELPHIA March Flour steady. WHEAT active
White 81 5Sd 81 CO.; Red 81 390$l42 CORN dull PRou
sIoSs quiet. WHIsKY firm at 23i d244c
BALTIMORE, March 7-FLoUR quiet and firm; sales; How
ardreet held at SIS as WHEAT active and buoyant at &C.
advance White e5; Red 81 40d 81 A. CORN steady
but not acye White 7la79c.; Yellow 12G73c. Pork firm;
Mess 3d. Prime GA 5Od$I5 WHISKY ddll and heavy at 2Si
lG24cs
NKw.ORLKAys March 7CorToS-Sales to-day Is eco bales
unchanged rates. Corn steady at 73dT5c Mess PoRK,
Bl8 50. FRHIGHrs and Exchange unchanged.
CINCINNATI, March TTLoUR hrm at IS 500 s. 60 WHISKY
steady l9le PORK steady at SIT So BACON steady at G
9lc. MONEY market unchanged.
SAVANNAH March 6CoTTOS-Sales to-day $50 bales
closed with improved demands hner qualities approved
most.
CHARLEsroN March 6CorroS-Salss to day, 800 bales;
market settled and tending downward.
EXCHANGES
BALTIMORE, March Sight Exchange New.York, lie p
premium.
COMMERCE OF BOSTON AND CHARLESTOwN
The following u the monthly statement OF the vsne % I'm
MarchanLiae.
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GRANITE Wheat market Is rather fmer the demand is
chiefly miBg the arrivals very ght Gales Of 500 bush
good Milwaukee Club at 2 and 600 bush White Indiana
and OO0 bush White Michigan a. 81 CO. Rye Is firm and In
requests sales Of 700 bush at &c. shoa and B6tc dev-
cred Barley held FIRMLY and is in fair request at 08c
Barley Malt is selling 88dG2c. Oats plenty and quite
dun ard heavy; sales Western and Canadian at 43 0c,
and State at +d45c Corn less firm the supply larger aud
with the weather the market closes heavily the sales
bush at 74d7c for Unsound 78680c for Jer,ey and
Southern Yellow 8Od8lc for White Southern and i8c. for
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Disasters, &c.

Tux scHR ANN Sawyer, from Elzsbethpor coa tor bes'
ton while anchor Newtown Creek wAs run into y scni'
n b. Miller and badly damaged viii repair and proceed
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preVlOob year

ARaxs- on AN OLD CHARGE.--DepGty. Sheriff John
ursy ASsns Of the Aaoneys OAee yeeIasy s
.S - Gsscoige Indictment charging nam WIN
rape Spon rs peTs Of Mary T. Lawrence e. the on Oh
.b Igs Gas ogue elected Pound ser OF ths LEV
sntb Wyd soe va slce by the Common Council Ohsfge
on the aboys chars made by ms q Ponen IA t
Ros,d ami wys entrgsay denied sby ns psrtseh Wno
Tued 49, they yere truped up TO dsest ms eieion e
hosen itbatsnd ing and these proceeding are no"
With the view % she wing that there IL Dasis '' zig e
MADE BY tsue Of the Aldermen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-08

FIRE IN EIcKsvILLE, L. [-On Saturday last one
az those peculiar tie Plain occurred at Sat place
supposed - hass tsken from spaIf frsn On
Abe syosett H6Ioad and the being dry TsPay
spBsd hundred ACES Mr. Ecz appears to have
bee the este 1Dfesr losing mos Of hi faces and having
kis oodlaad burasd Wa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-08

FIRE-A fire broke ont in the fringe factory OF Wm
Prime in ts resr< No Futon sysBGe, on Tuetsy evening
Icing damage 10 the extent 10 before Il eItlguised
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Passengers Arrived

Passengers Arrived
IN ,hp Alice from HaeYe-Georse ReSeusssin Jos s..As
Lewis MenDl.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
6;24 $50 Moon--Riss. 70
HIGH wATKR
s.,dy Hook 800 Gov Island .. 358 Hel0ste.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-08

THZ CoURT o. OYE8 AND TERnISER.--The Grand
Jury o. the Court Of Oyer and Termino esentse few inSic
oens yesterday sns again sred They finish tSsr
.sboss Lkis week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-08

INDIA HUBBt-Paa IN better supply the hrh cost
impoi alton renders holders Indifferent sellers n,s Al mil
prices ssv OF 10 900 10 Central American l5c and 30 OoJ n
fAd India on private terms
LFATHER-Hemlock and OAK steady the former rather
higher and In u demand heavy aud damaged
,lish salted sheo wanted at hig Cher figures
LfAD-The only sale have hs.d Of Il uiss Qalen.
for Boston at IS M cash Whereabouts. Bar sells a DC and
Pipe and Sheet al 7c cash
tME-Ws saes to-day Of 200 bbs COmn9p Rocslsnd
81 9Oe Lump Is In demWd VI VI %.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-08

HEMPOur sIket continues quite doll but there has been
little activity in Boston, sales Of 5000 bales Manila
RockOnd TO arrive there, a. Ole, 500 do. Jue, at
$50 f0a Ss5 and 80 tuns Clean Russia at $3.50 tun mos
UlDFSThe at the Il qGie yet steady sales
Of 421 Porto Cabeo 2lic I MONTHS rejecting bad and
water damaaed ard 800 California private terms.
HOPsThele very little doing. We quote Common SOS at
tdtc and mdding to best first do at l00l3o. Old
du !, and negected.
HAf-The market Is better with very light supply sales Of
7c0 bales at $3.50 al 10 q 100 n.
HONEY Ia quiet at 69dT0c duty paid and Soc. In bond
lHON-Tho market quiet steady Scotch Pig small
lots nom yard command 426G t26 So Bars also quet;
sales OF 20 tun, Rehned English private Other kinds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-08

sczooL EzSEssEs.-Tbe report of the Finance
Committee o. the Board Of Education shows that the
total amount required for school p1poses the coming
year viii be ti5O,SOO The salaries Of teachers viii
~ A2O 400 hckis an increase Of q Geo so over the
r,reYinnh wear.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-08

PoLI1 IcAL.-The Kings Cornty Republican General
Commit y have Designated Tuesday, the 18th, upon
Sbich to hold their primary meetings. The Demo.
cratic Gen ezal Committee holding meetings with
tss view har1aonizDg the conflicting elements in
the party, u anticipation of the Spring election.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-08

Receipts Of Produce.
T.tsI ~ sH Ro.fs March 74Ss bbls Flour, 81 900 do
Oats 253 pigs. Proviaons, 459 bills Whisky.
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From N YOIk for ------ketuTnins oa-..xyrox.
saturday April Tuesday, April rs. Wednesday Apn =
satnrJ.y NAV 10 TUESDAY June S. Wednesday June -
sstnr5ay June 90 Tuesday July II. Wednesday July ~
PASSAGE xIruBk WAY TIN SANE. -.
First Cabin only price y loo second Cabin, &c"
d. ROMANCE, Agent No 5 BOwlinsgrsep, Nsw-Ysrh
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

Az OUTRAGE IN THE NAME or THE LAw.-Eight
months ago poor Irish Lad arrived III Brooklyn from
Connecticut, with all bis earthly possessions in vase,
which hO carried in his hand While inquiring where
he could obtain employment, two young men, named
Edward Tracey and Daniel Grogan, decoyea him into
q secluded place. stole his vase and fell upon and beat
him in a eayage manner. The boys cries attracted the
attention of the police who succeeded in arrestng the
.scoundreis and recovering the property. They were
taken before magistrate, and committed TO await the
action Of The Grand Jury. The boy, as he had no
friends who would be responsible for his appearance
when wanted a witness, was committed TO the
Hogse Of Detention in White street. The Grand Jury
indicted Tracey and Grogan for highway robbery, bat
notwithstanding the urgency of the case, they were
not brought TO trial. Tracey admitted to bail,
aDd last Fall figured quite extensively in the Demo
cratic primary meetings and county conventions
Qua tuesday these hghwsymen were brought up In
lie Cont Of Sessions for trial the indictment for
highway robbery. The DstIiet-AttOrney, instead @
raeipg hem upon their Defense and eonvicting them
81 could have been DONE as the complainant and all
csler witnesses wore at his command permitted them
to plead euiy 70 assault and battery, upon which
Tracey was sentenced TO the Penitenary for ninety
dass and Crogan TO the institution for sixty days
The complaining witness has, during the last eight
months been confined prisoner in the House Of De-
Tension. Ii s hardly necessary to remark that both Of
tbese villains are Democratic shoulder-hitters
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CTpAM to SOUTHAMPTON and HAvRE.-

- United s,ates Mail Steamship ILLINOIS, Capt r
Griffin late Of the Y. Navy will sail between Ne"i"'
southampton, and hayre; 49, 49,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-08

ASAISBUL CAsE.-Coroner Horton held an inquest
yeeterlay on the body Of woman found dead In the
hallway of the house corner of Hudson avenne and
Marshall street. She was identified as Mary ODon-
nell 8 -wsmaD Of incorporate habits post nortem
examination was made Of the body, and from the ies
timODy theIebyelicteda verde. Of death from In
dsmmst,an Of the bowels was rendered. The little
child 70 und by the body Of deceased supposed to
be her osugiter, was sent te the Alms-HOuse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-08

Rus OvER-A little unknown boy, aged p years,
over by dirt yesterday at the corner OF Avenue
-, ph ,teet The driver Of the cart proceeding very
slowly at the time when the child ran under the whe' and
wsseouy injured he conveyed to the Ie'aenee Of LIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-08

CoUxTERFEIT BILL.-On Tuesday night sailor
named John Dory attempted pass counterfeit 81 bill and
arrested The bill Purored to be oftbe issue OF the Che
kcnor 22 West Foysecond street As the accused had
pryoosy informed of its worthessnsss Justice Kelly
held MN to answer q charge Of forgery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-08
MoLAssEs-Ths business has been confined to 100 bblS

MOLAssEs-Ths business has been confined to 100 bbS
Texas on private terms We quote;
Hsw|)fletns.. sAh. 20
Porto Rico.... U9s
Cuba Clnyed new efop.. UIo
NAVAL STOREs9pits Turpentine ha, lapssd into quiet
state owing the ght stock Offering holders indifferent
sellers short Of 4804ec cash for mecantsole and shipping
lots Crude quiet snd sellers being at variance respect
nr prices The red TO Yesterday no.
Common Ron dull atsl 57l1s 62i $40 D, aoat and de-
Iyered The medium rides In limited demsnd sale, OF
At 90 I2 ~ $40 225 do No. at 81 2i1s32 and zoo DO
do at 81 rs y $50 ~ Tar Is quiet, but s;eady -. sa.,
emonths RIA nm IL. =. - IN
OIS-dnssed In fair request. sales Of 1000 gallons at S'~
sa In casks and In bb chiefly &c. other descriptions gen
ey are very quiet bu! being in large stock prices are Sa