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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-20
SUPERIOR CoURT-sPEcAE TERx.-MAHcH ls-Before
Justice WOODBURY..



Agate ag Richards. Judgment for plaintiff.
OBren sgt Baiebt ct al Tue causes of action
must be sepaaey stated and numbered to conform 10 ID
Before Justice HOFFMAN
George II. Meyer agt Christian Schwartz: Motion
for a trial denied, with 3 10 costs
John T. Mills sgt. Horace NJ. Dewey, ct al. Default
opened upon condition that plaintiff execute further undesk
ing with additional surety to be approved Of by defendant
and pay 8 40 within i've day =.
Robert Milbank agt. Alexander Arman. Order To be
settled on two days nojce
Before Justice HoFFxky.
oPINIoE-DISsoLUTIOE OF PARTNERSHIP BY COURT.
Robert Milbsnk agt. Alexander Amman.
HOFFMAN, il have 20 doubt OF the power Of the
tired IN re articles Coyer Partnership Is 4h on.
and Ca.e have doubt that the facts In the present eass
warsnt and demand such dissolution. The injunction and
eeiver must be granted upon proper security and the so
ton OF the defendants attorney OF the Court not agreed
This order wiz leave the question the covenant OF
restriction entirely open just II the case had occurred o.
notice dissolve provided for in the articles Ios qleuon
uust be dposed Of when the case 10 brought for hnA dis
position. Order to be settled on two Gays notice:
w. b. Carpenter, attorneys for piainnhi ciAen0o ~
Seward 50. o counsel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-20

On rs VIRGINIA The oil Excitement has sprung
up il lie vicinity o. Park Isourg, Va. Two Thousand
acrts Of Land IN Wood, Wirt, and Richie Counties
have been bOugh or leased by part Cd 10 Pennsyy4nia
who + lend boring Tor oil. Owells on Hughes River,
Wood County, are ye ding much - 30 barrels per
day. Twenty miles from PsrkersonIg, on tbs North
Western Railroad c.nLe coal Of superior qnillty mas
bee1 Discovered and ds,iilibg Apparatus Is being put
up Near Cairo StatoD 80 miles east OF Parksrsourg,
a mineral bitumen hiss teen fould which Jields ~
ga, ons Of oil per tun.--l Wheeling Intel
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COURT CALENDAR-THrs DA

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CouRr.-Nos. 81, S., II,
10 II. SO, SO, a, S.
SUPREME CoURT-CIRcUIr.-Part Mos. GIG, 637,
CAB col eSS 6S $50 e6S as lo Coz 6 4o5 e7 s9 ss
AIS 47s 467. ABS, 243, I'll Part Il.-Poliee cases
SUPREME CoURT-SPEcIAL TERN Part New
Haven Railroad cases Part lNos lss l8s 100 1884, 49,
l6, AZ. AZ, 81, SO, 81, SO, 60, rs 10
SUPERIOR CouRT.-Par Mos. 1923, 33l, 65I,
46 S37 $685. 6y Sal 529 Co.. 63 73 79 73l T22 T2s
Part il-Nos Az i62 1856 49, So 90 81 2l2 ga S. ss
Court OF COMMON PLEAs-Part L. Nos. 402,
1880 1880 1907 laSo 1882 to 1855, 627 7so 1882 1880 s2o
1926 1924, lS4S, "a, AL 4ls
BROOKLYN Cry CouRr.-Nos. Is, 4, 81 to IS, "a,
29, 80, 81, "a 10 81 II, 7, aLSa
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Advertisement
os. CELEBRATED LONDON CLUB

sAUcE superior to al others IN and sold st much
less Indispensable at che breakfast lunch, dinner table,
ere has only procure bottle from any respectable grocer
ayory qualities Orders supplied j. PARKER No.
Is Beekmsn st., iole Agent for the United States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-20

SUICIDE BY TAKING LAUDANUM AT O'Clock on
Sunday afternoon Catherine NcGure native Of Ireland, who
has lived with Edward Smith Ftyeiseto street nesI
bid avenue since the 20 ut ouno dead ia her bed
s souse She had complained Of sickness the morning oil
that day Coroner Gamble Ieerdy held an inquest on the
an ounce dsrkcoored hld reemo Ing lau
n her stomach aud the Jury accordingly returned YER
ACT Of suicide by lAudanum."
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

The FUNERAL OF DR.. BoYD.-The funeral of Dr.
Samuel Boyd took place from his. late residence in
Union street, yesterday, and was attended by large
ccncoune Of citizens The Kings County Medical
Society fully represented. Several Aldermen aud
the Health Wardens were present. The body was
conveyed to TIE Cemetery of the Eyergreens for inter-
ment.
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Advertisement

GAS! Gas NEW GAS FIXTURES for the Spring
Trade viii be found Great Manufacturing Depot RRaoyE
to No. s7s Broadway, opposite Nl0lo's.
WARNER, PECK L Co
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ADVERTISEMENT
A R ~

ASTHMA, BRoSCBITIs coSsUNPTIoy
Are cured by the Indian Remedy Mrs Gardnr indian
Bssm of Liyerwo and Hoarhound sold by s the druggists ia
America General Agents WEsKs POTTER, No lS Wash
tenst., Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-20

sn6 lie author is Lou's Napoleon Bcnspsrte Inc
Judge bit bis Fps aud told the advocate he might 80
on. Marie, however, iost Lis cause, as very possibly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-20

Look orr FOR THE STORM.--As we are evidently
about to Rave the Line" storm soon could you nos
@ ns lamps OF thing insecure and pendant above unsa
nasslngsrs Proven s better than cure" asst
cane nrp,ty near being made unwilling pedestal 10Y
he sep sign Of Mum Co q iaA) on Fulton street wni'n
1T 90 came down on some else with anuthang ioice
O'''' IOyE WHO HAS LEARNED TO BIZ AFRAID"
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To The Editor of The NJ y. Tribune.

To The Editor Of The NJ y. Tribune
Sir: could rink Of better way to aid lady and her son
lad Of geat promise of fifteen years. than to call toe at
your humane adore to their case wcn oreJ t
She is native Of Central Massachusetts where she received
education and competent to teach several languages
and music Since husband her Ppo aud that OF
her SCR has brohe recently prosperous IN ous
hess but who failed and unsbe longer 10 afford them
any aid TIE lad eayns four dollars eek town stoe
and this all their income Her watch and wey and house
bold goods have gone BY until there nothing e
save rover Bakesl whereby to save them
from destruction Now there not some gooo ismy VINO nave
and TO spaIe who will take lady and her and
give them home while lady BY teaching or with Der sew
;racbpe or both could the family therstorl
Whoever " III forward and this remnant OF worthy
family will the blessing Of those who are eaas 70 p
relstiye 10 the foregoing will receive attention
, 10 g. b. Lincoln care of c. w. J. T. Moore Co n l.
'e"' \" ~ - g. b. L.
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TAdvertisenan 4
NPwpopT r I

NEWPORT, r. 1.-The SEA GRIT House is being
painted and ohes Use put ia order for families for the approach
ing furnished Cottage to let several Stores; Also
several private Barns Inquire at No. Broai-st
GEO. I. DOWNING.
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ADVERTISEMENT
Greatest bargains

CARPETS-NO. 80 Observation-Disclosures bargains
In CARPETS ever offered In this city, from Auction English
Bruse 49, So 9S cents; Ingram Carpets, 25 49, 40 60
Oicotbs 81 cents Mats Mating Drugges Stair Carpets,
Window Shades RAx ANDERSON, No. SO BoWery Sign
Of the Large Golden Eagle.
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L s DISTRICT rToRNEY,s oEEIcE.-MAkou 10

Judoe Roosevelt has decided that the application Of
the Austrian Consul General TO mpr;on Angelo sp'O Da,e
tj 0aes were accordingly given to the AarshL to TN
i.on him for three day O. as requested BY the Consul
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| Advertisement.

Millions Of Bottles of Mrs. WINsLow's SoOTH
ING Strip now used every year In the United f
Children Teethng, with neverfang Relief ia mns
date ami certain. ouly IS cents bottle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-20

The ST. PATRIcK's SocIETY.-The eleventh ami
verssry of the St. Patrcks Society of Brooklyn was
celebrated last night at Montague Hall, by dinner
and speeches. There was a numerous attendance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-20

ASSAULT IRON FENALE.-JOhn McCauley and
Thomas Dillon charged with breaking into tae house OF CanF
-, os,ck No 22 street. Saturday night asd Pef
rins an upon Mary Ann ncDemost were e1o1ss.
tere Justice Cornws yesterday ,be~s tns my re
Mis- SIC not shown inst any thoI
voence nd peen perpetrsged plea Of sssss "a oscy
was accepted and they were senencedt pay Snne
or On oavs' fup isonneut.
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-MARcH is.-B


Tho Court met at the usual hour, but adjourned
will ous doing any business in consequence Of the decee Of
Mr.. Wood.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-20

FousD DRowsED.-The body Of a man was picked
n ~, ter at the foot Conoyef atreet yesterday he
~ hIxo stout gray sh hair and side shikss aa had
IN black oyercos psnaiooDs, and coarse boo.A He
e ID. Horton neld az inquest aaa vsaict
J. youpd dlowned' rendered.
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money TO his shop.

BUREAU OF ROADS The Street Department has
very iue active work in progress at the present hne
With the exception perhaps, of that in charge OF tue
Bureau Of Roads. This includes the constructing,
macodamizDg, and repairing of all roads in the upper
part Ct the leland not embraced in the Paving Buroau
of the Croton Department. During the past week.
number Of laboers have been engaged 10 msca amz-
ipg the Blo,minedale Road from Eghty-third to
Eighty eighth street. and it is intended shortly to begn
with Second avenue, and improve it in the same man
ner from Sixty-irst street to the Harlem River In
addition to this important piece Of work, in mac
sdsmizpg ne-hundred-snd.teDth street as far as it
extends is to be unde taken by the Bureau as soon as
other matters on hand worked aside sufficiently to
permit With the opening of Spring, much labor Is
bestowed upon tho repairing of bridges and the filling
up Of ruts and mudhoes all paris of the northern
portion of the island.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-20

COMMITTED FOR PAssIsG COUNTERFEIT MONEY
lob bt eolored man. brought before Justice Corr
Iii on che chsr.e of passing several counere 81
Is on he Merct anti Balk OF Albany uPon
Wseksyille The ofense was distinctly proved saa ~
committed 10 answer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-20

REPUBLICAN WARD NoMNATIogs.-The Repnb-
licans have thus far made the following nominations
for Aldermen in the Wards named:
Fourth Ward Peter O. Taylor; Eighth Ward Wp A. Fritz
Tenth Ward, Charles J. Shepherd
BUILDING IMPROVEMENTS IN THE SEVENTH AND
ELEVENTH WARDs.-Sergeant Conklin Smith OF the
Fourth Precinct Police has prepared statement OF tne
improvements in the above named Wards since the is.
of January 1859, by which it will be seen tnas %"
buildings of ali kinds have been erected and arc now
occupied or nearly ready for occupancy;
SEVENTH WARD
Brick or stone buildings. LII Stone chufch''''''''
Frame o. r... .Iql
Carpenter shop brick) ..... Ioa',
or the brick and stone buildings all oil wnch are IN
tended for dwelling houses), are two stories high, 81
hree stores 20 four stories. or the frame dwellings,
" are two stories and SO three stories in hight.
KyKyESrn WARD.
Brcl and stone dwellings $50 stables .'''.'..''.....
Frnme ,..............e % Churches
Manufsctores oyainAsiNr
Public MARI et...........''' Al
The sorily Of the dwellings in this Ward are three
stories in hight. OF the manufactures one lie for the
manufacture Of hats and the other of wall paper. Two
of the churches OF brick and one of wood.
Gas IN TIE CSaMos CousciL CHAMsER.-The
Common Council mes at the usual hour last evening;
but in consequence Of the obnoxious gases arising from
tho stoves with whichthe ia heated, were unable
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-20

THE ASSAULT UPON Mr., PCRsER---Tte Sunday
d,,os thus describes Alexander Wards attack upon
Geo. Purscr: ~,
"Smar+ing under the effects Of bis exposure and s.
grace. Ward net ex-Corporston Attorney George ID.
PuIser at drinking loon in Broadway on iturday
night week. and charged him with having ils'lg4teaa
Slsght to peach" upon the corrupt prac'leee wnca
led TO his arraa umen before the Street Commssoner
ADD the public as an eff unworthy Of confidence or
place. Purser WAS nvsgled into private room,
where Ward pounced upon him like bn's, and III
Hicted upon him bodily Injuries Of very serious char
acter oisfguriDg his face very badly, aud otherwise
wout ding him so that he has been unable to appear
cut ofdoors since. The Infatuated shbuder-hittsr dis
play ed the propenstss of csDnibsl, by actually 'en
Inc the nose of MIR Pnrser between his false aud
irving to bite it off He also attempted to gouge out
bis ewes. A more cowardly aud brutal attempt to
main is scarcely on record"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-20

SrRIKIsG.-The cabinet makers in this city number
between $500 and 5000 men. About goo of these
have been on strike for TIE past few days for an adj
vance of wsRes. 500 of these members OF the
Cabinet Makers Association The proprietors OF some
80 shops have agreed to give the 10 per cent ADVANCE
upon the former rstes of wages. Only four proprie-
tors have refused to comply with the terms, while
sros number of the workmen in other shops have re-
fused to cooperate with those on strike.
The German Cordwainers' Protective Associshon
held special meeting at their headquarters, In EieV
er,h street, on Sunday and passed resolutions express
ing their sympathy for the shoemakers on strike In
Massachusetts, and for strikers generally Ihey aso
decided to extend p'cunaFy aid to the shoemasefs'
A protective association of paper box makers mas
bean formed for the purpose OF establishing and EN-
forcing a standard scale Of wages.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-20

Arrears. for back tsxss aud assessmonte, were
so3.I4s "a. Ths list Regiment. American Gasrd,'
Gel yosbursh, win hold their iru svblic dnu at the
s,ae Arsenal corner Of Toityfth sr ret and Seventh
avenue, THE evening. atsociOck. No tickets Oh 40
msion will be required. Among on oes'n no"0 ,s
aoe n tne hundred years TIE funeral whitake place
this afternoon. from the residence Of her son NAV,
G F. Bonner, No. 1872 T~entieth street IA large
con pau, ef boys from the Newsboys Lodging Hoase'
y<bo bad been dis ppcioted the previous Sunday even
inc in their wishes 10 hear the Rev. Mr. Guinness oc'
cuped reserved seats the midst of tue dense ,nfons
in Que of the galleries OF tie Academy OF nu'i'
They were very orderly and appeared much impressed
by the fervor and eloquence Of tne minister .:."'
public ara invited to attend this evening most inter-
esiug lecture by the Hon. Judge DAILY, at Coiu@oa
College Law School, No. 81 Lafayette place. oao.
iect: "Ths Law Of the Sea from the Earliest Psnoaoi
Navigation until the Middle Ages"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-20

HoaIcIDz-ARREsr or TBt PERPErRAfoN-
August Lavermann, ths German who was u1aiiy
b.sien on Saturday evening 10 front OF the porter
house of James Eagsn, corner OF First street aua
Second avenue, by john Eagan, the bar tender o'ea
or Monday morDDg from the effects OF INJURIES a'
Bellevue Hospital. Coroner Jacknan held ao inqaeS'
upon the body when j. appea'ed in evdenc7 Una. on
Saturday evening. one Of several roTdiss who had
been celebrating ST. Patrcks Day, while passing tue
porter. house ia question: threw potato a. the
window, breaking pane of gsss. John Easah, 'h7
bartender instantly rushed into the street. sod sesiog
deceased on the sidewalk collsred him and asked ann
TO pay Tor the glass he bad broken Decesse1 oeniea
breaking the glars and getting way from Easan, ran
towards the middle of the street. in doing when DC
stumbled and fell Esean after hun, add as he was
in the act of getting up struck him violent do" IN
the face causing him to fall nsensble to the pavement
he was taken up aud col veyed to tie Hospital, where
death epsued on Morday morning. posEmor'sm
examination showed frao,u,e of the skull Al inches
in length, from the effects Of which he died. higln
was promptly arrested, and on beirg questioned by
the Coroner denied having caused the death OF de'
ceased. lie Ia ALI hishnan, q years of age. Toe
Jury returned verdict of Death by irjuries, at tue
hands Of John Eagan, Msrch 17th 1861 and on its
rendition Eaean wss committed to prison. Deceased
WIS German by birth, % years of age, ana resided
near the epot where the assault took pace. lie was a
honse painter by trade AID when assaulted had Just
le his residence for the purpose Of takicg bag OF
money TO his shop.
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which, the sopc and flowing water are OF Themselves
sufficient and il il never necessary to touch '"e''
oept for repairs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-20

EGRyss FROM School HovsKs The Brookiv,
Bo6rc Of Edu ,ation, during the last wesk has bsss
making commend able expermea for tue ,urooss
Of testing the CT eess from the vaoas schools
of TIE city, and il lie TO be presumed that "a ,or viii
eocn be submitted setting forth the reeuts IL Is 70 DO
hoped that the matter vii not DO ao we'd to uotl
those school Ia which the capsety for egeos is
Tot sufficient insure the entire safety OF the pa 9s in
cases Of fires eGd pancs rearrs0ged aud rendered
safe BY the experiments referred TO- Il was ascet sned
how soon the pup and particularly those 10 the upper
confusion.
There experiments easily made, should be adopsef
in schools of this city, aud capacity for egress should
be regarded less important than seity Of con-
etIucton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-20

TO proceed with The bu,nsss before tiem, and tbsvs
fore adcuHatd The Board is to reassemtIs On Friday
evening at O'clock, and remain 10 session usti -
O'Clock. or until the greatest portion Of the business /.
transacted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-20

TICKET SwIsDLERs.-On Sunday afternoon, Isaiah
Selover, who keeps a bogus ticket office in Cedar
street, met Pat Duffy who IS also engaged in the same
traffic in Wet street. They met in Liberty street,
where they got into q bloody observation-disclosures
coming off second best Immediately thereafter
notice was posted on the door of lis shop announcing
a death in the family. Wheher that notice was in-
tended as blind to the police, who in search of
bin, is not known; but Seover kept in the shade
long as he could. Yesterday, however, Officer Bar.
clay of the Tombs Police Court got into bis house in
Orchard street by strstsgem aud succeeded in arrest
ing him. The accused was brought before Justice
Kelly, and confronted with the complainsnts. He de-
clsred that if no had known the officers were after
bin, he would not have been ciught easily. David
Lands testified that he bad paid Seover $3.50 for
second cabin passage to Aspnwa by tbs North Star,
and received sieerage ticket, the price of which is
only 500. Joseph Schuyler of Springfield and Jacob
Lezinger made similar complaints. Seloyer was held
to bail in the sum of 600 to answer charge of false
pretenses.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-20

sHoEMAKERs WANTED IN THE WEsr.-The Hon. j.
d. Grinrell Of Grinnel, POwesheik County, Iowa. ia
now in this city in quest of boot and ahoemskers He
desires that party competent to work at all the
branches of the business should go or. aud settle in
Grinne village, at present Of some 700 inhabitants.
They would have large der,and for their labor The
all kinds can BE- had at 33l per cent lees than a! the
East. Groceries can be had at nominal advance
from New-YoIk and Chicago quotations. There
no fevers the climate Is healthy. The schools are
Free No liquor is drank and none sold. Corn is sold
at Is cents per bushe wheat at 60 cents, fuel at -
cord ard beef and pork at 81 per cwt. In all respects
the Inducements offered to boot and shoemakers are
worthy of trial. AT all events, here is splendid
opportunity for and their families to settle down
in conf Jrtatle and Independent homes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-20

MARROW ESCAPE OF CHuDREE FROM BEING BURNED
TO DEATH.-At about o'clock on Monday morning,
Officer Sutton ofthe Eleventh Precinct discovered smoke
sung from the premises Of Mr.. Carroll No. 296 STAN
ton street, ard, entering the house, he found bed
On fire. In the bed were three children sound aslsep
He Immediately extipgushed the fire, and the uncon-
scious nnoeens were unframed. IL appeared that
lamp hsd teen left standing rather cafee sly by the
bedside, and that the bedding had caught fire there
from. Who the careless individual was did not appear
MINOR CRY ITEMs.-The Rev. DR.. Osgood's lee.
ture tonight, in the Church Of the Messiah in behalf
Of an excellent charity will attract attention by is
subject, The Night Side Of Life" well as by the
claims Of the to which il is devoted The statue
Of Justice for the City Hall cupola is now in progress,
of construction by Mr.. S,atton, and will be really for
its position in about six weeks The City Hall clock is
to be elevated to-day IT G. Grvan was yesterday
sworn into Office by the Mayor, as Messenger in the
City Inspectors Office The City Hall fire telegraph
apparatus was yesterday removed to the new office
aaped for its in the western end of the basement
where wide door has been cut through the wall to
afford direct entrance to tho Park Carpenters are
engaged in fitting up the old Police Court rooms for
the Enigrant bureau, and the old fire telegraph
Tor The use of the committees OF the Board of Council
men, During tie past four years Stewards marble
dy goods has been assessed at the of OOo
For the came period, however the bills for taxes upon
this amount have Increased from 50 532 to 81 l6S 81,
wing the increased oftaxaon daring that perod
.Of tho Tax levy for 1859, there has been collected
ss69J,93 10, leaving uncoleced 81 100 6oi 40 Inc
lax-lsvy s9S630Ol u, less -, 400 %, remt'ea
BY the Boaro OF soper'ison. Lost ~eess payments
st tho Receivers Office amounted TO si6,v2i o'i Oh
wbch s35 81 for Croton water ionel a'fes'S OF
1851. The receipt, duiirg The week at tho bureau OIL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-20

NEwYoRK UNIVERSITY LAW CoMMEscEMENT.-
The annual commencement of the New-York Unver-
sity Law Department viii take place this lruesdayl
evening at half past o'clock, 10 the University
Buildings, fronting Washington parade ground. The
first honor of the class the valsdicory oration will be
delivered by Mr. Ethan Allen of this city, and late
graduate fiom Brown University, 4. The salutatory
will be by Mr.. f. b. Van Week. The degree Legum
Baccalaucei will be conferred upon twenyour grad
mates. Chancellor Ferris, Professor Wedgwood p. T.
Cutler. Judge Clark, Fernando Wood, and other ds'
tipeuishei citizens are expected to speak
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-20

Harry Sanderson has been literally winning laurels
in the South. At Mobile, he was publicly crowned
after one Of his piano performances and a. New'Or
leans and other places his not less distinct