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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-03

Nix. Lowe, THE BALLoosIsr, UP AGAIs.-Mr
Lowe who did not go up with his aerial ship from this
city, made ascension from Charleston last Wednes-
day IN his balloon Pioneer. lie had come difficulty IN
getting of, and nearly demolished several chimueys,
beside "snageiug" on the branches Of number of
trees. He finally sailed of in fine style in an eaEssrly
direction, and landed some six or eight mles from
Charleston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-03

KILLED BY HIS CANTOR oner Schirmer held an
inquest on ne body Of Martin DO schsr aborsr who was
kltd by h cart while s1og do Hill In Broad~ay nea,
vas becoming resive Top Of the hill be togs him
We sna, ana aeni I TO guide the cart himself haxhi
btAt oso on the cart able aud the
,ns large 9ns he dung to the ground win gss, y
nce ne wh insersble and continued IN hs, con
e0n IA 81 death lsasd Deceased was eIpAn, - yess o.
9ge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-03
J,eKALoo.-The man .Jackaloo, now under charge

JAcKALoo.-The man JackalOo, now under Charge
Of MURDER piracy &c, not the ,ogng man alluded to in Com
Pettys expedition who brought TO this country OF Mr.
Gcbe. Tbs. young Samuel Ssnlhssc G piary
called by the aboard Of the ship sam Patch The fol-
tbs relative to the yoaug JsaneaS bEo12h 70
ills counIy 5y Mr. GOble in Com Peny ekpeessn tie Sss
the part Of the State Of ok Pni here
educated By Mr. Gobe. On the san day Of owe nbe lss
ssuue Santhao called sam Patch ea Mr. Gos lee the City
Of New Baltic for San Francisco, der
ssionsIes japan. Several letters rocsTed In tas
city Er Gobe ard Samuel Fom San Francisco, stating
, arrival and their sbors lsciurDg het ETY. ue 70
the latter part OF January enes written ~ ire hev M.
Goble the Rev w Hal Of this city dleoths 2'th y ian
uary and duly received thG; M Goble With his w
child and Samuel expected The day TO s fon saa ran
cico Jspan via the Sandwich fiaRds Dhee NO doao
the yeang Japanese brought this and eds
by Mr. Cooler row 10 company with Mr. Gsbte and fsn On
their ssionaIies JaTs Thsfe IN THIS
number Of his photog apis. s prisoner e Jersey eis "a
dOubtocly another person.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-03

The New o.k Com nee ofthe Gbald Fund fora milhsI
omuskets respectfully informs the public that the list Of SUBJ
clipions open all who feel interest in the sa
struggle for Independence. q JOSEPH AF cZZANlA
GENERAL DIRECTION oFTHs GARIBALDff FUND.-
MILLION MUsKgTs.-- !
To General JOSEPH, vEZzsSA NewYork; The Commttse
letter Of the 10Th inst containing the drst at
for the of 287 rs 3D. drawn tae tnior
Bark, London. -
This sum which you collected Of the italian residents Of New
York win ed In the fond destined for the purchsae Of
mi lion Of musk p opposed by neral GaIi6alaL -
The ttee will advife the pubc THROUGH ire press o. the
receipt OF collection and the oarnh containing tbs notice.
will be forv arded 20 you
The Committee reqneIts yen General 20 transmit TO It the
list of subs Tibers in rider that the be inscribed In
the record which will sooE be Published.
We aa request the COMMITTEES Of the p.tiou
lars relative 10 the National nbcr piou in America and pray
yen 20 continpa your valuable cooperation
The me General Is is sddressit resersn n
Of liberty brGre soldier Of the iadPendenoe apd
al useless words which appe. super
III compliment
We Awe you q Gsternal snd hearty shake hen y -
For the Committee. HENRY bLSAftA-s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-03

SELDSIhe supply Of Clove seed is fair aud the Harse, Is
heavy Of 260 bags bt 707c and small ots az "a
Tm6tby Seed far j, mana at S30T5 - e bush Tor
moved and SO 80 % 8 oI dressed Cdctte Linseed Is IN
limited demand Of 600 bags in Boston ots oa'n
cash. ~, IT,,
TEAs-seyera auction sales announced pending which
the n sike; Is quiet , r., -, r
TALLOW-The market heavy, the supply fair sales Of
Il 0tC bbs prime at &c ,,, ,.,,a
WOOL mari quiet for most descriptions bat hold
ers sellers unless at fol- previous ces ssle
5000 n Domestic FLEECE IN lots az 51D5lc for common 20 NJ
hood Saxenv iJ66c for low medum TO hne caoroiai
also (Ot Pulled d4c for No City and extra County
and 30 bales Nettizs ca private terms. , ,-.s,-o
pWHISKY-The market without much change sales Oh 80
IL IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-03
TIE QUEER APPLICATION.
We have received the following explanation

We have received the following explanation OF a
Queer Applications"
To le Editor Of The NJ y. Tribune. ~.
SIR: The letter published IN The TRIBUNE Oh tns
date under the beading Of QBeer Application Is hsyus
asnated from enc Of the teachers oil the FouIeehh
SCHOOL, but there ccuDstan0es connected VIII
IL tha should expsned The ssd letter " the prodnchon
aeheI Of Coored School No who in the employ nent
~ le Public Society when the Schools OF the said 30
"a ~ ere snseTred Ward School OH aug l. n,
Ib grsss however removed the In question
tom he position he held the ground Of neompetency You
viii confer by giving puby TO t Dote In order that
H. In the be- relieved fom unjust mplta-
,"tions IL. r. WEST, Trustee c. g. Fourteenth Ward
hT,g. York March 90, 1860
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-03

NATIoSAL C0NsUAPTIoS or WINE.--The Minister
Of Agriculture of France gives the following the
consumption Of wire in dieren. countries, in gallons
per capita 10 the total population; Franre, 22 Poru
gal, -, Austria, Is; Switzerland, -; Spain, Z En-
glrd, one fifth of gallon. In America it is too small
for eal.ulaonthat il, the pure luce of the grave.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-03

KILLED BY THE CAFs-On Saturday nlgoS,isss,
man naIasd T. q. Lombard srivd in jersey City o ths
Rsire sd He M tina bsoTs they faaJ got INTO
and ak ahead of hos but beias az on
on another track trairof hapTened 20 be cclns ~
ba ire "A sso and Lombard stepped osck on %
track whsn he strucsby car snc snosn 80 eos 4,
Tha rsn. over PROSTATE body crushing nls w.
0ahtfn manner and o'.srwise iniur' b $3.50 MN,
Coroner Jsci ran held an nqieSt VI boy ar
d,t Accidental tsh" The esesssed wsaAis'e VI INC
Irnitsi Staesi aged 81 years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-03

EXTENSION OF CHAMBERS Street.-The Committee
on Streets of the Board of CouncImen appointed q
meeting to be held Saturday afternoon with refer
erce to the time for opening Chambers street FROM
Chatham street to the Esst River, and number Of
gentlemen appeared some in favor of taking immediate
measures and DESTROYS OF having it put of for
seme time but there was only one member of the
Committee present. and the clesk therefore gave notice
that an adjournment would be taken for week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-03
coIrRT CALFNDAR-TaIs DAf

SrPRYsr CoURT-CmCUu-Part L-Nos Soj, o.,
so5 s97 eO gs si5 o9 59l 49, 67 ~. a2a 9s sS ~ ~
sl sl3 Pat i-Nos 5i2 Ga 60 6ij 6is GA 60 e'V O'
CO. to- C64 &C., go, 652, 6A 61t bg GO tJS a, = 10
SUPREME COURT-SPtcIAL Ithh.-Sos ioi, " 10
49, a. a. 49, a. 49, &C. 81, 49, a, a, 49, a. ~ As, ~ "a
SUPERIOR CoURT-1RIAL lERM.-Pat l.-Nos 81 1,
81 S. 7 rs o. 49, 81 80. ~ lO3 1876, III, l3 10 fa' IL
No. &C. a. So o. 49, CO 20 &C. &C. a 81 100 lGi 100 ,o.o
CoURT COMNos PLEAs-PaIt Mos: l'U. Ca Ca
1885, 1856 1870 2s6l 1890 lfs9 1887, 1861 1923 1906 IT'D
4Gl. Pant IIhos. 1862 a. S4 SJt, AZ, loi' loiz !T
1866, 1868 1870, 1871, 1872 1874
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-03
CITY ITEMS.

VIM. Goidteck, tiesschsrm,ns pianoTfsyer ard com
poser, Will give his Third Sohee Of this ssasou ri bis
hus' Hall, No 765 Broadway. near Enth street.,
this Tuesday evening, April 3, when be VIII perfor.
with various ssfitsnts come Of the beet and old
music.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-03

HARNpTy. THE ALLEGED WIFK-PoIsoNER.-The
tld trial of tho Rev jacob Parnisn indicted for
der BIZ wife By poison viii be made in the Warren Oyer and
mir on The 5fh If April The Warren Journal Mr.
Harnden good health lnl 6ue spirits and Expresses the ut
confidence 10 hna acqo Although used to active ex'
Huas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-03
SUPREME COURT-CBANBEEs- APRu Before Justice
SvruF r.xu.-- -upg

bUTHERLAND.-DRCtsioNs.
Elizabeth A Wright et al. agt. Nilson dlllsr al
Motion TO tppot eferc gtsn'ed aud IL W. ROBIN on ap'
pointed in place kobin with 10 costa to abide event
Brf get ~ * D0ly Ct al. at. Matthew G'iinay 81
al Order grated. -, -, - n
Catherine V. N Reynolds agt Edward ~ d. Key
olds-RepoIt ccn6Ineo-tivoIce granted -
Elizabeth A. Wright ct al. sgt. Wilson Miller Ell
sl-Order settled. Ar-eudnt Mt 0l.oweI.
In re. Albert Wykoii, an illiant.-Report confirmed,
and crdeI c0nhrned.
In re. Petition Of Patrick HAltin.-WIit allowed, re-
turnsble before the Ger ersl Term
Before Justice LEONAHD.
l. T. Grant e, al. aat. Allen Ayault.-l the plain
ties execute and deliver the spulon ten
csV then the motion charge place Of trial is denied. Other
wise the granted upon ihs Ctsndins eEecu y
sing AID delivering eoe plan proposed nis
pTt. Cosis Of this motion, $40 60 abide eyert.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-03
NEw.YoRx HosrTAL.--Weekly report to March 80,

KuIEp BY A HoGsHEAD or SUGAR, - coroner coroner
oKea hold an inquest yesterday on the pody of
S csynan WHO was crushed 20 desth ~ M o
SesesSsc sss enssged in rollins the nos.Sesa On ID, 70
III cart at lie foot Of Vesiy street ~hsn . inv popdesd
Loa % 4cr'Sert death Deceased was bora IN D0'
80, svss 40 SesIs az aRe aad leaves family
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-03

New-Orleans on Monsay brought Sl3O.739 in specie
The main provisions of the Free Banding Law of
Pennsylvania bch is ready for the approval OF the
Executive are substantially as follows:
certificate stating particulars 90 20 the BANK 10 Dc ests
Sss S Ss draw SP RsSsdsd "a the and copy
deposited snd Iecordea in The Auditor General once
Every note must signed him by mis- clerk and
Registered have stamped it, occurred 5J tins depose
h stooEs deposited either of this State Of Che
be equal 70 the market vaae Of the stock ess
provided that this is never to e1eeod 30 cent OF inc
Twenty specie must be pal in before the 5'U sosS can
70 y cert Of the OF notes iss9ed s. security aoo
The csps oek cannot be less tsn syuo no. more 'an
81 6C0ltO no ote than five dollars 70 be issued
A. soon AZ bank the payment o. sPscle tis
snnopts three CITIZENS ske inquiry END they re-
osnelsa ts nsp4pced he "a 70 appoint Receiver, who n
All the assets money end pay Inc notenqiaeL
= The Seyositor g. The other debts Distribute 'he ie
The coboca of each Bank must 6t Published non'ny IN sn
pewsPsper and sh saen h g the P5en snS ss6ier which
40 be sent the AudoIGeneT and pn9lspec se.s,ns
inrielY Ihe condition Of the bank ESis'ns O''A' S ON
s to be punished by imprisonment in the penten'
Is paid On dividends the State Of from to 80 cent
The Special Committee of the Massachusetts House
have reported unfavoraby to the further prosecution
Of the Hoosac To- e
The following extracts from agents letter. I'M
der date Of March IL:
FshTusTy-ssy 1854 You will have noticed from Usp'
IISs rport Of the 9TH lust which has doubtless TeAci-d
80 nv tb time that the pTopec, good for nufe poaOceh
- th nine We s,e getting bns ran oil heavy cops oa
- level west OF No SHAFT and also from me 10
Sbo,o lsve pea No SHAFT that you 10y confidently looA
Toy = sood Jeturr for the present moth"
RocELASp MINE j return herewith % tunt a. VIC
odoct sy Febmsry we are meeting with isgs stong
- IN the sOfsthon level west Of No shait No hq
fne show Of mass copper z0ethon level m he sloPea
tween Nos and shafts We ere increasing nne hSS
81 navin0 OF productive ground very maIorla Y, VIII
a. one III the most important features OF TING WIN
now 10 progress IN reference 20 aue Tssus ,.s AZ ,i
srPEEioK Mi.E-Ws have weighed on zseo 10
the poduct for FebrusTy could poi up 10" l2te
IN Of q few days 30 fhat We q" s'''N-e s
fow1d paying the expenses Of the woIk "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-03
tAdveIlisemen, !

CouGHs. CoLpsl CossyNPrIoS!! CUREp,Sn =
BY the timely OF Mis-. 81 ~ GARpS.hs NDiAs eaLsAs
LIyEHwoRT the hest and enectuAy re&aeo sss>
offered in all Pulmonary complaints, For sale esey"Ho
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-03

CHARLKros OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES tickets to
Charleston for the accon mediation Of perons attend
ing the Conveniion will be Scsd by thc Hew-Jerssy
Railroad and after the l6th April good to the 9th
Of May, for $50, to 90 and return Sec adycrisemsnt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-03
IAfrrrtisonent 1

GAS GAS New GAS FIXTURES for tie Spring
trade superior any cocd before win &c found a
great Manufacturing Depst Removed TO No Bro.dwsJ.
opposite Nibo'a WARNER Pack 4 Co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-03

Commemorative church 10 whic.i the Rev: L. -;
Cuyer has been called l. the PaIk rte,hysrian ehn,dn
mot Park ttfeet") the OF De kalb and III
avenues, Brooklyn Mr.. &c lormey miasTy WA not !"
Newark" but In Tgsnton. n. J.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-03


FLOUR AND MEAL-Tbe inquiry foI Western aud State
Flour moderate but State brands offered less freely and
close the dunn grades plenty and are heavJ the
inquiry pant 1hs 80 bbs at IS Is
~ Tor SupeIe State a5 25d IS IS oG Extra SCI % Az
50 for Choice IS 4Oa rs 10 for the lov grades OF
Western Exts; rs 85d 56 for shipping brsnds OF Round
Hoop Extra Ohio Sc 0G sc 30 fer brands d. and - 40
demand and steady sales Of $50 bb SIS 4Od 81 70
foI tE1a Southern Flour Is quiet bat with mode ate arrivals
sustained the inquiry CHIEFLY Tor the home acei
sales l75O bbs G60 ct 20 tor SJPertne Baltimore, sc
s6 asa ~ so for the better grades hye Flour In fair
demand ses Of 100 bbs SO Goa ~ A. Corn Mee is In
Ented dsmsrdnd steady sales OF 200 bbls at % 90 for er
Fey ard 81 Oa 81 for Bran Buckwheat Flour is IN
fan request st & g. a 81 IS T. no n.
GRANILe Wheat nah Of is hrmer, the demand In part for
export only the inquiry cbioy for mill
confined TO Winters the sales 5ce bush prime
Milwaukee Cub 81 20 in 1890 bush prime Red
Western At = IS delivered, add loo bush prime
While Canadian 81 o. 1si buoyanty Barley is In fair
bush prime fo1roweo State private erms Barley Malt
oemsnd at d&c Oats rmer aud 10 fair request at
41lQ44 Weten and Canadian and 49, d4ifc Tor state
I've selling in small lots S5a85c Corn dull and heavy
TIE large kiuds sales " III 400 BUSH az
7c Mixed tue Railroad Depot; 100 for Straw
Southern; 73a7sc fer Yellow dol S6Ac for Jersey
yellow; 750Stc. for White Southern. -.
HIDES-The demands moderate seg OF 200 Western at
9ic and $40 City infeIior at taa, cash. -
HOPS-Ihe moderate at Adl2c. Tor 5Ss
hAY-TLe supply is fair the demand Is steady sales oil
LEO bales 8Oas2lc q ltu ~.
LEATHEh-1hsre Is good demand for Henlock Sole and
p1ices 81 firm. Oak is quiet
unchanged sales Of 300 bbs Common at
90c., aud 400 bbls Lump ct 3 10. ,,
OLAS Ee-1he demand very moderate sales OF 10 hhds
Cuba Ut 3 and 80 bb Texss private terms
APRIL ], 1890. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-03
SUPREME CoURT-sPEcIAL TERH-APRrL Before
Justice HOGEBOOA.


HeZekiah Kohn apt. G0itelb Notwithstanding
inert or plaintiff for amount Of bic claim with interest aud costs
Ct the action 49, -
John S. Yourg ct al, sgt. n. j. d l.. L. S. NJ. SIS.
Co-Judemet for defendant, demurrer with cots. sth
leave to plaintiffs anend ymcu C COSTS aud on
next OF sucn co s plaintiffs may, If taey elect discontinue
Ibis action against the defendants, and win Jut
eutics 10 an application to this Couit discontinue the
tton az defendants without ccsts the plaintiffs
be advised
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-03

Man MISSING The Ncw0rk Mycuyg of yesterday
sry a Joseph CHS left his house IN Newark abous 10
ooek edDe.dsy since which Time nothing has been
heard Of lin His mind dsTangei aud he has been
inmate Of the State Lunei Asylum Trenton In which
direction II l. supposed he has wandered tie Il native Of Bel
gium about years slender and musache
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-03


THE Ccsrom Housr.--It Is rot known whether Ssr-
vsyor Hart, who sailed Saturday for Europe, visits
England to Nilnets ,hs przebgbt, or for the besets
Of Bis bsaib or on government business, or merely -
avoid ie peSpexiieS and ex element OFT Charssss
Convention.
Collector Sche has recently made several changes
aneDg his s7boidnates among which are the follow
ing;
will,m csn,ren. appointed Inspector In psce Of wism
0eores Gallagher, weisbs in place Of Jossph o. H
Azss Freeman inspector in place Of Donald Frazer (&s
ceased
Thomas Seaman. Inspector in place OF Jackson KsIo a.
Anthony r. Gallagher, inspector, In place Of henry wrisG
chnie. w Kruger night iSspector in plsos Of william 9.
Christopher Bistop in place Of Mshlon Clark (rsm,.sa
Tie Sunday Ahas fays; .
II is rumored that all subordinates who take an g.
tsgonistic position the regular ORGANIZATION Of TIE
Democratic party in tas city, viii soon share TIE fss
Of Weigh m sster Hssbrouck tho war-horss Of ULtee
County, whose desirable situation 10 occupied by
George Gallagher.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-03
IAdyerliR.merl.l

HoUsEKEEPERs will find every description OF
Erg sh Medallion, Velvet Brussels, Thrseply lnsaE Sas
PEfiSa RrCs Mars MATING DRuGasTs. SrAa'CAsrsr,
WINDOW SHApEs TABLE 1Ad Piano CoNkhs' Al pe@AJ ~
daoed prices. BE 20 .ticul-r and 90 TO AZ, ooo..
sigp Of tie large Golden Esfs-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-03

CONTINENTS TO THE CITY RRiSOH-CFy ~ tF-
.fa Ellis Of Jersey City reports thai 1855 co
City PIor for he north ending March a. on me o
lowrg charges: PRANK aud lighting 81 drunk and oisordy
30; drunk 81 stealing l0 suspicion OF tesiDs 6j doues,
81 ut aod battery, 49, destitute q vag5anoy e thre@te-
ing violence PLAYING cards suspicion Of murder,
malicious mitchell Natvityirsand 90; SCOTLAND, q;
Germany, s; United Sases 81 England 81 Switzerland Ii
France ,; Patagonia, |; coloTed, L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-03

A NEw KIND OF LOVE LETTER.-From The Nor
that last saturday week, the
pasthsse the ~ T. Church, in Madison entered BY M
Of The nd Whippany. and OF the ladies'
their pastor the sRey. g. Weed oyeet,er"
Envelope filled with bank bi with this tex. motto
She hath done wlst che could"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-03

TINS GRAVE AND CoTFIN CAsg.-The second trial
in the Chsn Yo.t against Edward Hope h OF Jersey
IA The grave and coffin Gaze to hsve taken
place Jerdsy Recorder Bedford Owing bubiness
gsseeIls o. M Je1e council for the plaintiff doun'
had for two weeks.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-03
Advertise nentl
ANTS From BROAD, and STRANGERS IN

- - an a =, A.. FIee Museum Of rcEEER WsLLs,
No Brosdws just above TIE Psr sa ntsI . pss
49, the zoid bas known Examinations lsS, when desxet
ssoving the "a eats defects aad proper occupation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-03

MORRIS CANAL Water has been let into the Morris
Canal ard acive preparations are going On for resum
ing navigation. During the pas. Winter, the Company
have made considerable improveu ats. AT Bloomfield,
the inclined plane has been enlo ed t" twice it's former
capacity go as to allow an ent DO , be taken up,
Il stead Of hall Of one, as heretofore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-03

The cootseis mrst al be confirmed W ITO Comnes
Council snd the time MENTIONED 10 the bf1' fs'h-
opsd from ,he Commencement Of the work.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-03
xo CoSyTCTIoy yYUATryER MICH

PzRsoSs 40 make Pheno gcs Examinations sbou. tbs city.
pretending 70 sEent An ey Business a. eur
| estahliShr Nz No. S03 Broadway. EowLEa WILLS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-03

WORK RESUMED or THE bergen TUSsEL.-The re
ceIt strike on the Bergen tunnel has terminated, s th
men having been paid up to the let Of March. A5ou
$50 men are cow at work at the eastern approach anr
at shafts Nee. 3, 4, and 3.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-03
Receipts Of Produce.

Total BE- eli Routes-Apii llGtOO bbs Rlosr 8OR bush
CoTn, l5l bush Oats 1910 pAgs fI0Vi''n |i- 10 Lo' ~
do. Whisky,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-03

TRIAL OF JAMES SHEPaARD.-The Jury in this case
locked up in the Court room Of the General Ses
sioDs from Saturday afternoon until Monday morning,
wien they were called back aud discharged because
they could not agree upon a verdict. the odds ware
searst the prisoner during TIE whole time; varying
from half to three-fourths in favor of conviction,
'i tbis mornirg, when the Jurors reported to in
favor of acquittal Sheppard must therefore, have
pew trial, and the delay will probably be an adSfn
taQe TO the defense
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-03
NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

BLows UP AT THE TUSSEL.-On Monday morning,
a mas named Joseph Harnden employed at the Bergen
Tunnel was blown up by the explosion of t@o kegs of
powder, by which be wa. dreadfully mutilated, aud
probably fatally injured. He went to the powder
chest containing two kegs Of powder with the heads
ont for the purpose of obtaining supply for blasting
purpoes and as he LEAKING over, spark fell from
the hwp which attached to the top of his hat aud
iaIited tho powder. The man was thrown come 80
ysrds by the conclusion. II ia estimated that the
Bergen Tunnel has cost nearly SO lives.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-03

CHEATIsG SAILORS TON Haddsn the keeper of
sailors boaIdipg.house 10 Oliver street, aud man
well known 10 the authorities 10 a frequent defendant
to the charge of "shaDghaDg, kidnapping sailors
on board vessels while drunk in order to obtain their
advance wages was yesterday before tho City Mar
shal at the instance Of five Spanish saor whoee bag
gage he retained because they refused to pay him s.
for brsah fsst. Marshal Burnham ordered THAI aad.
den should give up the baggage upon the receipt Of
ST. he had fixed his rates, and, after protesta-
lions, he agreed to DO So and was discharged. Dur
ing The examination the fact was elected from Hidden
that he in the habit Of paying from 81 to $40 to
runners for bringing sailor crews to his house.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-03

WEyxLY MeRTALTI.-rhe stsIsfics o.Tthe Cityr
Inspector Tor last week show tbat totr OF 4f6'
deaths occurred in tlis city during tts tins ntioneS
Of whom l41 boys i3S girls SIS aen, and 70 wom
en-, being increase of 80 over the previous week.
and OF 20 the corresponding weei"f last year OF
deaths from absolute disease there 63 the resnh
of scarlet fever, So of consumption, 80 Of f1faut'
convuioos % Of Inflammation of the lungs, &c Of a.
fsntile msissmus, l6 Of dropsy in the head, 3ofdpe
herite; IL Of Group II of whoopingcOagh OF bros-
chts Of Inflammation Of the brain, OF iuila mns-
ton Of the stomach Of apopIoxy, aud 5of tee'hins.
Of those depending external and other can'ea IL
were burned scslded, died of old age were
tuIe births, were drowned, casualties, 3 eied Of
n,empeJaRce Of deium trenens, and the rens'n Ter
Of poison ses veDeIes, exposure, and coacusfon Of
the brsiv; total, "A. Classified in respec. 10 sges
were underi year, 40 between and 2, only oe,wssa
Is aud 20 ~ between % and 80 43 between ~ and
49, 80 between so and 60, between 90 'and 100 In
resp. ct to their nativity 35 born in toe Uaset
States so in Ireland, % in Germany, IL in Eoglana.'
and small proportions 10 vsrious other Countries