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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-05
e.ving a snrnlus OF. 1881


The Supreme Court of the United States have de-
cded the CAGE of the Des MoDes Navigation Company
in relation to certain lands in Iowa. against the Des
Moines COM any which gyes large body OF lands TO
the Iowa roads TIE Mississippi and Missouri Road
cets So 800 acres of the best land In the State under the
decision.
Gold deposits at the Min. in Philadelphia, for the
month of April amounted TO s28l, 1871 so. Silver de-
posts and purchases 1891 636 90 Spanish and Next
can fractions of d. liar received in exchange for new
cents 500 32 93 and 50 735 Of old copper cents were
received in like exchange The gold coinage for the
month was $215 go in double eagles si, $40 in eagles
1910 in halle ages 1857 in three dollars 1862 so in
quarter eagles 1854 in dollars, and $50 42 81 in ne
bars-makipg total gold coinage Of $252,756 49, The
silver coinage was s3s 49, a. in hafdollars, dimes,
and bars. Cents, $50, 600. The whole number Of
pieces coined during the month Ia 3 OF the value
of 1921, 1882.
In the suit Of James Lee g. Co. Of this city against
tie Chiico,be Branch of the State Bank Of Ohio tried
in the United States Circuit Court at Cincinnati, the
jury on Tuesday re urnei verdict for the defendant
under instructions from the Court. The CincinaatS
Gazette says:
II will be remembered, from account heretofore
published in this paper that this suit grew out Of tho
transactions Of the Ohio Life Ipsur and Trust Com
were cent to the Chlcothe Bank TO the Trust Company
to be used solely for the benefit of the defendants aud
that Mr.. Ludlow then Cashier Of the Ohio Life INCUR
ance and frost Co.. sold them TO james
Lee & Co.. at higher rate Of interest than was au-
tborized by the State of New-York.
II s thought this result in the Circut Cont VIII put
an end to the aer and that the cults brought ALEC by
Lee & Co. against the Branch Banks at Marietta, at
Dayton Athens, XeDis, Pqus The Logan Branch and
the Ross County Bank, for similar transactions, 70
which the deendaots entered the same pleas In derense
will be withdrawn.
The whole amount claimed was about s5oo,Wo.
The sDual repor. Of the Rockland Mining Company
shows that its operations for the year have fully met
the expenses The total expenditures were si2 ST.
years product, sI3l, 3l5 March the Company has
an available surplus including s 200 Of copper at the
mine Of so, OOO IL owes 50, 367 and in addition 70
the surplus noted, has s. 2i3in supplies and metal
TIE commerce Of this port for April mas been az
folloWs.
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sh p.nn,ylv.pis LsJd Now Haven, In bsast for Albany
sh, "a, slate Ve'hn Rocslsnd days lime.
81, psnrv L. mue smbert Ropdout coal N Providence
Sh Uudsop Waterrsu Eixabethport cod FOR Providence
Scs1. rrociett Rock and 26 hour lime 10 ms ster
Sbr Or. SON Rhodes Rochland days, hr,e m..tsr
ELL 1snie a. Fo,d RAJ. ett 8reeppor IL hours In ballast
EN- " button Titcoub saco de ~ heading 10 master
Ell Tiue small Dighton 30 hour, In ballast master
Sh Iobn Tooier Dayton, Ersbe eos. for Hartford
schr. Mercer, Martin Amboy, cos. for New haven
Oh, Hall Psdelford Fiiaabe.hpoft cos for Hartford
scbr l. Merritt smith Ellr,tethport coal for Ne~.Hsyen
scbr Ghser Token, Epabethport coal Tor Hartford
Sch, Psptey Bennett fzsbebport coal for ssg hsrbor
schr sylph Dayton, Hzsl -thport coal oI F,Jl kye5
Hcbr Ffecstone ElizabetDpoit coal for fiartfoid
sehr L. OvertoD, Epzab-tbport, coal io Fs hveI'
Scbr Hannah Eickeron Ez-bethpor co-l for hsr"icn
scbr Red Rover Baier Newark. humber for Boston
sohr f. Pott Hswley Elzsbethpot c9s o
Rchr Joseph Hall Cole Flzs1ethpor coal Tor rI9v'onoo
ecbr Victor seers Elizsbetbport. coal for Cambridge
siocp Backbone Allen, Ellsbetbport coal Tor rovSsnno
steamer Ospray Kenney Providence mde TO isasc Odeh
s,ssmer K.nnebec Hand Philadelphia mdse and pass 10 f.
PERKINS,
sAiLFD-FIom e. w Spit, ship Hope, for Hamburg.
WIND-Dupg the day, from n. to D. b. f.; sunset csim'
Brig Echo for Porsu.Pnce, iyet anchor IN the Lower
for Marx
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THE MYSTERIOUS MURDER OF FEaALE,-rhe
mysterious murder up before the Grand Jury
of Hudson County on Thursday with view of ascer-
tanning if there was sufficient evidence to warrant the
Indictment of any person persons for the murder OF
Mr.. Ada Richardson, who was found in the dock at
the foot of York street, in jersey City. Detectives
Elder and Young of New.York, Charles Richardson,
husband of deceased, Coroner Morris, and others,
were before the jury but they were unable to elicit
efficient evidence to warrant the finding of a bill
against any one.
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IAdveItisemen..I
~.
d. Editor of The
EDWARD II. DIXON,

scsp e1cuIvey operative Surgery and the
Obscure diseases Of he pelvic vscea RUPTURE hsmorhoid
ua and OF he ectum cured without
the kn e gs Hobart Ford Brooklyn, d. C. hcCalum
New York G. Bradford NevYork John Alexa ider Thomp
fon Mont selo ". John Linn, esq Nevton Maurice
Ra'nett New Orleans Henry livingston and more
than hundred others In various parts Of the Union Once
hours from sto m to s. and TO Up at No az 5thsv
At all other his private hospital where
domestic life provided for those who require the more
napoItsnt operations careful detetic treatment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-05

THE BOARD OF SUPyRvisoRs-The first meeting Of
the new Board Of Supervisors will be beld Monday
next, when the recently elected members will take
their seats. The Republicans have large majority.
The candidates selected for Cle,t of the Board and
Keeper of the Pententiary are understood to be Mr.
VIM. II. Boerum, for the frst-pamed place, and G.
Maerath for the latter position. The Democrats will
vote for the present occupants, Messrs. Osborn and
Helms.
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NEWJERSEY ITEMS.

The NEw-JERsEY MYsTERY.-The matter as to the
idery of the body said to be that of Mrs. Richard
son, seems to be questioned in NewOresns, as die
patch received on Thursday by Detectives Young and
Elder states that she booked at the St. Charles
Hotel on the 9th of January last and the belief there
ia that she 10 still in that city.
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MARRIED..

OATMAN-ATwOOD-A tho westc4n Hotoi Niagara ci,y,
on WeSpe.d.y evening May . sy the Rev Darwin w
sbsrts Mr. louis C. Oatmsn OF pontis v, to Miss fran
eesE Atwood daughter Of Ass Atwood ESQ., oftne west
trn Hotel.
UPHAh-CBOATE-Op saturday, Jan u BY the Rey Henry
Fowler at the residence Of the brides father deen
daughter Of Joseph Cho.ie e.q well Known M. chant Of
Auburn, N Y, to Mr. Alfred w. Uphno, bookseller New
York.
vrsTpnyrLT- rIrIJs-On Thursday, May 8, by the Rsv
r. W. Barris Tomptns Weservsh and Anna asusnei u
George ~. Titus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-05

SANDY HOOK May sunset No inwsrdbonnd vessels IN
sight Slip Jsmes Foster for Liverpool cieafei t.e
ITO M TEo babs and FIVE bngs 10 the bay oouno OUT o
HJGIiLANDs May T. sunsstOne ship In the oting bound
In Wind w. light weather clear . ,., D.
PROVIDENCE May AIT at Newport BARK n0aeh'' ny
der from Charleston for Providence, ,,,.. t,ou,
POsTON May Arr. steamer p. sprseue msthews' ho"
Ptrs5epbs bark Robert Leonard Corning, Liverpool
Cleared, ship Daniel Sharp, Gushing, Melbourne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-05

The busness Of the Clearing House to-day Wa
s244i2oO0. There change TO notice IN rates 5cs
Money, although the gold shipments mako soma
changes in loans The shipment tomorrow win Prob
ably reach 81 10000. The shippers DO not hesitate 70
adrni that the shipments made for the purpose Of
strengthening the Liverpool Cotton market and TO aid
factors in carrying the large stock accumulated there
and bring about, pos,ible an advance In the quota
tons The office Of the Farmers Trust Company hss
been removed to No Sc Wall street. and the Erie Cone
pany to No. II Pine street .~
The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the Gin.
ciDnad, Hamilton, snd Dayton Railroad, at Cincinnati,
on Tuesday, resulted in the choice Of the following
Board of Directors: Joseph D. yarnum, George Car
Isle, s. s. L'Hommedieu, Samuel LHomme6sn,
Stanley Matthew'S, John w. Ellis, John c. Wright,
George II. Hill. .(~~---~
The Treasurer's report shows the income and sxyen.
dturss for the years ending March 81 1885, and $780,
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Rn.senzera Arriyea

In acdmAip CITY Of Manehsster, from Lire,poot1c N.
Rod;. Mrs Russell and child Dr. ]. r. Reed ID. L. Tombs,
r. Prgh r. L. silva, T. T. Mathews, Mrs Mary O'Resfe J.
Stow art Margaret and Kate OKse- Rev. Dr. PendsEsaat Mr.
House Mr. Schoe and family, j. Thompson N. Stewart, Mrs
Krnllirr. J. Rohinson ]. Deniz, J. Kennedy.
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DisaarerA. Ac.

scsRs PoBaRr CALDWELL, from New York and Vermont,
from ProvJence Cbseston May report
beayy ,aes in lat 80 The Caldwell passed IN lat 81,
ION IS ,chr ssbled supposed cargo Of nrnoef c,e~ 90
board with sisnal distress flying The schr Gfeensno
Jaclonvie Fla with cargo Of lumber, pound TO
has also put into Chs lesion leaty will repair damages
Ty telegraph TO Ellwood Walter, Sec Board oil onaef~'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-05

Tst NORTH CBURcH.-The North Dutch Reformed
Church of Brooklyn located Clermont avenue, near
Myrtle Of which the Rev. Mr. Elmendorf is PASTOR Is
prominent among the hourishiDg tabernacles oil the
CITY of Churches. As has been the Gaze with many
others this church organization began with lew
mt rnbers and little capital and grew, under the steady
care and nursing of the pastor, in UNISON with the
people, until at present. the large and elegant church
ecfee, recently completed.by them, is filed at the
stated religious meetings, and the Ssbbash-school has
become one Of the best In Brooklyn. An organ has
just been placed in the gallery and will be used at the
services to morrow for the fret time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-05
.BROOKL YW ITEMS.
Gen. Tom. Thumb gives three entertainments o-isy
AZ the BROOKLYN Institute. See his advertisement.

CRIcxEr.-QueeDs County against an eleven of the
East New. York Club comes off to-day the beautiful
ground of the latter club at East New-York. Weather
permitting, pleasant days play is looked forward to,
particularly as this lie the first match Of the Queens
County gentlemen. Play is announced to begin by
O'clock,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-05

Hupsos County Court The Grand Inquest OF
Hudson County completed its abois yesterday forenoon and
brought bills Of Indictment socn after O'Clock the
Julius sohoer guilty charge Of grand larceny IN seNng
FOODS and money from his employer John Hopper Of tobosen
lanes Williamson for passing counterfeit money, not griy
John Rodman ofeD,e not suy John Cheney ofs'ssu
and fraud not guilty. The Court then adjourned to Monday
next TIE criminal business will be taken about the middle
If tvyepk
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Id w LNI,ELLIGENOE.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-MAY L-Before
Judge SsALLBY.

ABANDONMENT OF PKIsOhEKS.
At the opening of the Court this mo ming the follow.
persons ssned to plead to the indictments against
them
Fdw,rd lane Of the OF the bark Anna indicted
fohe murder Frank Light the high Plea suspended
TIL Monday 80 -, Il,
Gordon Hires another Of the bark Anna indicted for the
ur6 of John futile the high Plea suspended I'll
Monday. " n -,
George Ellis indicted for the murder Of John A. Peterson the
Of the bak Henry Warren while the vessel in
the port Of Havana, pie sded not guilty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-05

Mac, to another part of the same burial sroand,
having been reported to him by the Health Officer Of
Tho, dstct that many of che bodies had been buried
little more than year, and that Trey were being
thrown Unfortunately into hole dug in ODE corner
of the cemetery for that purpose.
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TAavertissmentJ

HOLIDAY AT BhRNUMS.-A grand HOnoay lot
the Children at 10 o'clock THIS MoRsIsG when GIHALDA will
be Played and little under ter admitted for ten cents and
The FsIquet made free This will gladden. thousands II child
ish hearts the Ligbnig CsculstS THE WHAT Is lT,
and all the other cuoes be without charge
JHsrE DsASs viii be played for the last ii ne TH AFTER
NOON, Drama and capital Farce TRs EVENING.
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CITY ITEMS

Rr1uKs OF THE LOUDER HrrTrRs.-Among the
NAMES Of the pssT ngers by the Cans5s inst arrived at
Boson thr ss OF Morrissey, Jim Hughes, Dad Cum
n,ppham, B,b Ho ~land, Mike Reardon, and Others of
Res note, They are their return from the great
prize fe'at in England.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-05

Commonwealth the report of the recent fire a
Orange Jersey printed IN THE TRIBUNE II ere
stated the buildings insured for SO
In the CitizenS' Fire insurance Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-05

CARELESS BLASTING -Ye sterday morning. Come men
In rock the Bergen cut attended to their busi
ness in so careless that portion OF tho Iocs was
thrown feet going through The ROOT Of the house
of BENJAMIN Mills breaking Of the Isers and endngenn
the lives Of the storeh adjoining sesy
fraS tbe f,ins rocks complaint made before JUS
ce Bedford Jersey City and John Mullen the contractor o.
work aud Charles hcNea the foreman were Htsted ana
held 10 b. 10 Ax ait the action OF the Grand jury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-05

The New.Jersey Board Of Pilot Commissioners held
its regular monthly meeting at Jer'ey Ciyon Wednes
day. The pilots reported 70 vessels brought into port
during April Of which SO were boarded ont OF GIT Of
land; piloted ont, 70. No accident occurred during
the month.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-05

GAS GAs!-New GAS FIXTURES for the Spring
trade superior offered BEFORE VIII be found
sresi Manufacturing Depot Removed to No 57s Broadway
opposite Niblo'sL WARSKR, PHoK Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-05

CoRPoRATioH CoUssELLoRs OFFIcE.-Mr. John II
y,co,y has appointment Of Clerk 20 the Corpora
ton in place of ar Henry B. Johnson who has beer
appointed Deputy Coumissoner Of Repairs and supplies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-05

TIE EEw-YoRK INSTITUTION FOR The BLIsD.-
The annual puOlc exhibition tf this excellent chsrta.
BE Institution viii held at .be Academy Of Masc
On Wednesday rext 1t appears from the 7 wenty-
fouIth Annual Report Of the Managers, submitted to
the State Legislature that the present number of pupils
4, 2O5, one half being females The majority of the
vour ger pupils sre received gratutousy their fiends
being in INDECENT circumstances. Working people,
90 yess Of age who have lost their sight, are Ostruct
cd ia mechanical pursus such as the manufacture Of
uattrasses baskets, mats, brooms, &C. The other
mil, receive &c thorough course Of education as lie
consistent with their capabilities
Tbs Institution is In the fall tide of successful opera
ton with large promises for the future OF increasing
GOOD. Recently site has been purchased for the
erection of new building with greater capacity and
convenience than the present one admits of and the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-05

this which up before Juce stanton Of Jersey Ci
on Thursday adjourned By agreement Of counsel for tv
weeks.
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PARKER Bros. LONI
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Adapted meat feb and soups One has only TO pocsre
bottle any respectable grocer to test It's savory qnaes
PARKER No. Is Beekmanst Sole Agent for the United
States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-05

THE GRAyE-YARD CAsE.-Mayor Powell yeSter-
day revoked the permit which he granted about a
week ego 70 the owners Of small grave yard on the
corner Of Remsen aud Waterbury streets, f. d., 10
remove about 200 bodies from their present resting
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-05

BURGLARY IN HUDSON CITY.-AbOut o'clock
xesteroay porpipg the house Of Mr. Judd Cottage Place,
Hudson City entered by burglars, and robbed OF silver
ware valued at $50.
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Advertisement
SUCCESS and HAPPINESS

SUCCFSS and HAPPINESS arc open 70 al WHO
know Their capabilities correct phrenoloz cal
amin is the best method Of learning these capabilities and
may be obtained daily at FOWLER WILLIS No. 1903 Broad
WEv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-05

AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY The stated meeting Of
the MansgeIs was held at the Bible House, Astor
place, Thursday p. NJ, the Hon. Luther Brsdish in
the chair.
suitable preamble and resolutions, prepared by the
Yice-Pesdepts in reference the death of the
able Maj Taylor one of the members of the Board,
were received and adopted.
SeSe en- new auxiliary Societies were recognized, of
which two are in Texas, and each in Pennsylva-
nis, Ohio, illinois, Wisconsin, and Kansas.
Letters were read from the Rev. Mr., Thompson,
Societys Agent for Mexico, informing them of i'm
proved prospecs for Bible dstbu1ns beyond the Rio
Grapde; from the Rev, L. s Jscohy, Bremen, giving
sta,emertof xpen6ures on account OF this Society
and of distributions OF Scriptures in Germany from
tie Rev g. Carpenter, missi nary on the coast OF
Labrador, asking grant OF Bibles for distribution
there; from William Ropes, esq, Boston, ineiosng
communication from st. Petersburg, proposing to ths
Society 10 print an edition Of 70 600 copies OF the R1vs
Fstbopi,n Testament and Psalms; from the Rev. Dr.
Schaufler, Coustsntipople AMI the Rev. Mr.. Bergne
Cen. spon6isg Secretary Of the British and Foreign
Bible Society, proposing mon of the two Sociehes
for the Ievifion oftbe Turkish Scriptures.
Grants ,f books we're made TO the Galveston Bible
Society in Texas; to Mr. Thompson, for sale aud as
tbu,ion in Mexco 10 the Presbyterian Board OF Puo
Bcston 10 the Pittsburgh Conference of the Mshodist
Episoopsl Church TO the Rev. C. G.. Carpenter, for
distribution the of Lsbr&dor; TO the Pres6y-
tereD Board Of Foreign Hissions; 70 tue American
bhs'on at Annoy, China TO Agent Bliss, for sale and
distribution in Tarkey; 10 j. s Peirson, ESQ., for dis
tr.buon in oFsign ports by ccers of vessels besides
nany smsller grsnts.
The receipts for April were s33,376 III the issues
So ,l93 volumes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-05

WIFE PRISONER ARREsrED'-Daniel Name and
his wife Ca,haripe have lived unhappiy together for
some time at No. 14O Est Thirty ninth street. Mrs
Kane was recently confined and on Thursday night
while yrg sick in bed, her husband brought her some
Cruel which be appeared anxious for her totake She
suspected something wrong from his manner, and 30
simply tasted it, finding that it bstered her mouth and
tongue. Sending her husband from the room for
moment, she cortrived to hide boaefull OF the grue
under her pillow. On his return to the room he
seemed pleased at her having taken 30 much of it. and
frequently asked her af;srwsrd how she felt In the
morning Ms Kane for policeman, and be also had
bic mouth and tongue bstered by tasting the poisoned
cruel. Ttereu the officer arrested Mr.. Kane, and
eonveye ed him before Justice Quackenbush, wko COM
ited him for examination the charge of attempting
70 poison bis wife.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-05

SERIOUS AccIDEsT--About o'clock yesterday
rerpr little eir wears of age daughter Of Mira Broidey.
residing ct south Eighth street. Jerey City, over BY
oce wagon jersey avenue and both OIL her eg broken
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-05

Advertisement
DR. MCCLISToCK's Geld AND Cough MIX
TUE Price Sold by T. FLINT Ninth avenue
Of Thirty first street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-05

A special meeting Of the Common Council ia to BE-
held this evening to finch up the business yet unds
posed of.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-05

ACCIDENTS AND ISQUEsTs.-Coroner Jackman held
an Yesterday upon the body Julia Murphy who died
quercs OF falling down fight Of stairs at No 22 West
Twenty street. Tuesday last She native Of Ire
lend % years Of eye verdict of "sccdept,l death"
rendered .A lad fifteen Yeas Of named Jacob smith re-
sopg No ~ Clinton street fatally injured erday a.
the adams Express Office In consequence Of boz Of good
falling upon bin through hstcbwsy An inquest will be held
on IA, body to day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-05

A COUNTERFEIT BmL.-A carman. named Joseph
Wilson, yesterday arrested CHARGED with having
counterfeit 10 bill, pupong to be of the Union
Bsnk Of Baverb esss The accused locked up for
animation by Justice Brennan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-05

ToMPK1ys SeUARE-The improvements in progress
In this psk for oDe time past about concluded, and
the walks viii be opened TO the public as soon as the
gates can he constructed The park presents very
inviting appearance from the outsd, and the people
living theesbous Dgy anxious that the cor.
pora'ion officials should hastsn toe opening of it. The
fountain will be BET playing soon as the gates can
be cot upon their hinges.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-05

ConnlssIoSrRs OF POLICE --Mse5rs. Bowen and
Bergen held meeting yesterday afternoon, and ap-
POINTED az patrolmen A. C'iDcby, James Adams, aud
]. Messer The Sanitary Squad, in addition to their
ususl yeport of uncesD places reported the building
No $50 Broadway as being unsafe and in dangerous
cchdiicn The front end rear walls are badly cracked
he csuter Of the house hes settled and the rear foun
ss,iop walls are giving way. The usual disPoslt0n
was made Of the report.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-05

Total entered AZ Port. ,....... eL2i74o &l,7S2,21
The I'll u. xeo statement of the shipment of California
tressore nov on the way TO New York, was received
nv PONY Exprees:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-05

TBE OLD CLIFTON COUNTRY MARKET.-The old
rotten bulldog in the of the triangle of Clinton
Market, at the foot of Canal street, for many years
land mark has become too dilapdased to answer the
pu-eoe,s of the marketmen and yesterday the work of
tearing il down was began. The space left ia TO be
appropriated as a stand for the wagons of country
narketmen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-05

We are requested to cs attention to an advertise
nept Of the German Society, in another column, in
feference to obtaining redress from ticket swndlers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-05
Nv TeIcgrnph.

BRIG Echo for PosuPnce yet at anchor In the Lower
Bay also, bark 8. Moxley, for st Marks.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-05

ATTEMPT AT sUIcIDE.-About IL o'clock on Thurs-
day night Mrs. Anna Grant residing at No 324 Eighth
street. while sboring under temporary arrangement Of
mind swallowed dose of laudanum for the poroose of
ending her existence. She conveyed to the Elev
erth Ward Station House and attended by Police Sur
eson wells, who succeeded in removing the poison
from her stomach. Her husband then took her home.