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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-09

COFFEE-NeTy little doing sales OF ~" Uass ~ 10 n'
70 per Al 2, nnder M on priv terms. ...,,,
MsIkte quiet and less h ss o. -, s.o loo
Porto Rico at 6o7.e and iIs hhd' CUBA a. oi@io 'i''
MOLAssEs~The tsade very moderate sales Of 20 hhd'
RICE l. frIn sales Of 2aS ties at siast 50 100 3D. as to
qFT(swAX 1. firm sales of 500 n Southern Yellow st a5ic
DRUGS AND DYES are in moderate request, and better
feeling noticeable sales Of 80 tuns Soda Ash al c ana 'V I'D
FsH@Diy Cod are hnn and moderate request sales Of
90 otis ST Georges Bank II ~ S7 ~ A. with small sales
from store At ~ 80; Western Bank firm at 20 oOa ~ %
Maclcre arr steady with sales OF 500 bb No Mas At ~ %
so and 200 DO large No At 10 7jSanon Picked and
Smoked Herring dull and the two latter are sone nat no
IRON-Tbr market i quite dull aud somehl heavy for all
knd sales Of 200 n Scotch Pig Sa4 and 80 do English al
NAVAL SIOKEs-spir. Turpen,ine continues, unsettled
owing to the %esgsr supply Offering Sa wn Hoe Of b. New
YoA Les in slipping order last syeIs a. DIG m p,
ssic.; go do do, to srrive a, 4Ile aud 100 do.
tsoutlem pseksges) to arrive at 4ie sss1 l, A. leo NJ
Common Rosin in limited demand. aud prices aro hardly
hrm though holders indifferent seller owing TO ,s
a $40 NJ delivered yard The medium and hne grades az
dun and heavy steady and in fair request sales Of Oo
OILseLSecd is steady and in moderate request at 90 aoio
eoS sS Mh aI sse ysl iS ht IN E. Il cash
to prime Crude Sperm Is steady and in a'e sb kind sell
TIN-Pis /. in moderate request slightly lower rate. io
Straits but at full phce. for Bsncs Of the oner sae Of Zo
b bsV ben made al Ic cash aud the latter 800 do at
2ga2slc cash faes In better request anu
dmni,hng stock owing 10 light receipts, Prices are
part cuay lof y which have been sold, 10 thf eA'i
OF 40 at 90 moe but Job lots from store coial
s962d Isl OF G. Coke sales Of 20 boxes have Doen maui
ut = s5l q mos. . ,f.o,.
HIpEs-1he market is steady aud fairly aetiNe safes "a .o
$500 Porto Csbco at about 22c hnos. 800 CsfshA a. So
for and ~ for upper, equal 10 mos u i'Il
g. fb Z6c 100 1o1as, ~ NJ At l1c ess crhl, %
30 Weston Sau ehter, Is N, ale cash 900 CensT"
70 arrive, at 22c le- eea cash, aud 30 l@saAy'' " P
vote icfas
sPELTTR u quiet bat steady, at sc. y H. mos.
zINGrIb, maIsei l. quiet bat s'caay At ~ me-
fr State APPLE and fo Southern sos nsp II I''' IL
Peeled Peaches a. lOc, cash.
Rerainin nf Produce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-09
" Observer" saws of the Union Bank frauds

Attention has been excited by enormous fraud pepeated
the Union Bank Of London by Of It's officers The amount
ofloss Is equal S5O and the whole has been embezzed
within the past five years The has been in the service Of
the bank fran the date Of Its foundation in 1899 and believed
have committed enbezzlemen until FIVE back when
he advanced to the Of principal cashier he then
ved appropriate moneys which he should have paid to the
Of the Union Bank with the Bank Of England and to
conceal the fraud by forging abook, In which the regular
entered having been lodged The fact that the
Union Bank always kept large total At the Bank Of
England reserve, prevented detection until the directors
received hint On this they immediately caused the
cupn appehended and he made full confession
His a. he wdower and subsequently, he remarked
his salary 5000 and the directors had apparent
suspect him Of extyagance lie has however
been large speculator the stock exchange IN Turkish and
other and he likewise said to have been
connected with several theatrical ventures The members Of
who lent themselves his operations viii
probably incur the punishment OF expulsion there
rule against Tasacting speculative business for officials In stu
utions otrus The affair will damage the credit Of the
Union the entire loss has been written oil the
olna capital Of the establishment viii remain intact"
The following il statement Of the transactions Of
the Philadelphia Clearing House for the week ending
May 5, 1860 as furnished by the manager George f.
Arnold, ESQ.,:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-09

Backs FAILING UPoS WoMAs.-A woman
namsd Sarah ulmann residing in Williamsburgh, was
seriously injured about the head and body yesterday
by some falling bricks, while passing the house which
Il in process OF demolition at the corner Of Broadway
and Murray street. She was passing along the SIDE
walk and did not observe that bricks were constantly
falling. Officer Davidson If the Twenly-siXth Pre-
cuc engaged n carriage aud had her conveyed TO her
friends nt No. "a Suffolk street. Persons engaged ~
freeing dernolisIing buildings IN the city should
take thai pedestrians protected from injury
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a CARD.


To the Editor Of The n. y. Tribune
SIR: In yesterdays edition OF THE TRIBUNE there
Is article headed Culpable Csrresne which calculated
do injury and there appears 10 be total misuD
derandng in relation to the matter deem proper to sks
the follow ing statement the truth Of which prepared to
prove. On the evening referred TO- boy snd girl entered
the boy asked for seidz powder and the gr for thr<
worth OF red precptae The girl by o.he'.
which unable explain, got the ediz powder and .b
boy the precpitate The latter marked poiso The abei
which have my possession. Thus you Ar Editor,
used every precauon prevent mske the dcuy hains
been csused solely by the articles getting exchanged oy ns
children GEO. c. STEBELlNo, M ~
No. % Lewis street, cornes OF stanton stSeet'
Nttr IoTi, Nav y, 1860
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-09

The Committee of the Tontine Building have de-
clared dividend of SAG on each share.
The steamship Austria, which arrived at New
Orleans on the Both April from BrazOs, brought
1921 900 in specie.
The fourth week of April on the Macon and Western
Road shows earnings of $6,572
The annexed table shows the percentage of specie to
net deposits held by the banks of this city, OF the
fifty-iye banks there are FIVE which report 40 y
cent of specie to net deposits three IS y cent
nine over 30 T. cent; nineteen over % y cent;
thirteen over 20 cent, and report under 20 y
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fAd,ertisement:
FDwARD II DIXON NJ. D., Editor VI In

Scape attends exclusively to Operative sury ana ne mcss
obscure diseases of the pelvic vseer hepsare
of the rectu cured wfthe0t
the Knife or Rgaure Hobart Ford Brooklyn d. c Megslnm
Nav YORK n O. Bradford New York John Alexander Thomp
con Monticello " John Lynn, esq, Newton j. Maurice
Barnett New Orleans Henry Livingston newton and NOV
than two hundred others IA various parts OF the Union Oos
hour from to M TO g. aud to p NJ at No. AZ Nh av
Al an other hours be h private hospital wher. every
ort Of domestic e provided for those who require the srs
important operations careful detetic treatment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-09

The New-0rleans exchange market is buoyant. The
Picoyune of May a. reports:
Exchange throughout favor OF drawers and in
ceptona buyers had TO submit 10 still further advance IN
prices The demand for both foreign and domestic continues
ceediney active but offerings are still restricted operations
marked increase in any class Of bills We quote the
ruling figures this evening follows Clear sterling bi lo8.
Og4 and lo9 drawers holding al 10g Bills with
shipping attached l07sdlO0 and l0Sl Francs
81 l530sf Is a. dollar Sisty-day bills the Northern cities
Ialdl4 and u q discount Sight to Y cent premium
with three Of The Banks holding at preIauml"
Monthly statement Of the value OF Imports and Ex-
ports of Goods, Wares and Merchandise, entered at
tie port of Boston and Charleston during the month of
Anril 1860.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-09
MAR RIRD.

cOONEY-MUBPIfY-O Sunday May O. by the Rev. Father
Norm Sixteenth street Church. James Cooney TO Ann'
Murphy, both Of New-York.
GUYON-sIMOSON-At weGeli Staten Island. on Sunday,
April 30 by tho Rev Thos W. Conway Mr. Jacob Guyon 70
Miss Mahals Simoson both Of Westheld
THOMSON-LAwRIE-On Wednesday, April 2s, by The
Rev James Linn Of Beefonte Center County Pa the Rev
William Thomson Of Tanaqua and Honrieta diu5ter OF
Charles and Cathsrine Lawns Of the former place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-09
Advertisement
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advertisements
HARD ACID SPRING WATER.

by distinguished physicians to be highly
valuable medicinal agent We know that
remedies In the market aud sdYeri.ed TO many
different Diseases but have such strong faith curative
properties this Water that do hesitate recommend
nvds generally Is virtues have been thoroughly tested
Cell and see Testimonials.
IL W. BosrwIcK. Sole Agent
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-09

Meal i7oaa bush Oats 100 do Com. st do. Wheat 81"
do Rye $500 do Malt $40 bills Whisky 1871 do Lard, os 40
AAhos, ZOE bags OIL Cake, LOCI pigs. ProvisionS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-09

consequence Of default on tbe First Mortgage bonds.
The interest the bonds of the Mississippi and Mis-
souri, road due to-day, is paid at the Corn Exchange
Tank. meeting Of bondholders Of the Lacrosse
Road is called at the Office Of John Fitch, No. "a Wall
street, for the lth inst The Controller of this city
calls for bids for $3.50 900 Central Park y cent
Stock until the 2Sth inst At regular meeting of the
Homestead Fire Insurance Company, held at their
Office this day. the resignation of VIM. Chauncev esq,
who is now a visit to Europe, was presented and
accepted and Philo Hurd esq, late vice-President
was unanimously elected President Of said Company.
The earnings of the Harlem Railroad in April show
nearly -, 900 gain on last year The figures
April 1882. sl,t08 89
APnl SoO.'''.'''''..''.s.'',..'..'...'' s,4O5 %
Increase. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s,g54 IL
The Illinois Central statement for April s as follows:
LAND DRPARTxKST.
3,049 % acres sold for S5OO96 3N
9525 &C sold since Jan l. fos........ sl4sO5 81
1921 26o So acres sold previously '15 SSI "
466s62l acres sold Total. sl5g94 852 30
Bonds cancelled in April ....,............. $500
Total bonds cancelled i6l5oo) 90
Total cash and bond. to April 80 S6O...... s47asa
Receipts for April, 1860 sls2,2a os
Receipts for April, lS59.,........,... 'lR,S59 %
Increase 1918 OF
Total receipts since Jan. l, ls6O.... sT75 ss2 o.
Corresponding period Of l859......... Sssl9 6S
Increase 2sOT2 IS
The earnings of the Lehigh Valley Railroad Com
pany for the month Of March 1860 S63 81 p
For March 1882 81
a, o. -
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IAdverti.en,entl

SUCCESS and HAPPINESS are open 10 all who
know how TO their ospabitie correct chronological
ANIMATION T. the method o learning these caPabe aud
may be obtained dHiy at Fowler WELEs No s5 Brad
way.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-09
The Miners Journal, in speaking Of the prospect Of
the coal trade the curren, year, says;


The indications Of the coal market look 10 much larger in
crease supply that will be reqred this to
the market than supposed couple Of
IL acknowledged that the supply market this
Spring opening navigation hundred thous
snd tns than the previous Spring and all
into market this yearamounng TO nearly 100000 tuns-has
required for the OF the market without
euuuaon except the Phladephs shipping ports caused
only scarcity of vessels The low price at which coal
Wa furnished has scattered its and wide and in
creased orders this year from all these points be
pcted The Of coal in locomotives ia also opening mp
extended market for this species of fuel particularly since the
consumption Of wood rendering II and dear for
in locomotives in comparison with coal even in remote sections
difficulty"
Tie weekly statement Of the Philadelphia banks pre-
sents the following aggregates compared with those
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-09

THE NV CHURCH on WAsHIsGros SerARE.-
Tie Rev DIR. r. s. Foster, formerly President of the
Northwestern University at Evanston, Illinois, has
been called to the pastoral of the New Church on
Washington square. DR.. Foster has an extensive
reputation throughout the Western States, and has
won the esteem of all who have within the inu
ence Of his late official position At meeting of the
students of the North Western University held on the
% inst W. A. Lord presiding, resolutions were passed
expressive Of regret for the great loss sustained by
them in lis departure, and of good wishes for an in
crease of his happiness and usefulness in the discharge
Of bis sewly-assumed duties.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-09

THE CITY-LoT Observation-Disclosures Deyoe and
Sampson on Monday last, arrested Charles g. Thomp-
son. formerly broker in Nassau street, and Hamilton
w Shipman, broker at No. 80 Pine street who are
charged with being concerned with Thomas Lawson
in perpetrating series of bold swndles in city prop
erty by means Of forged deeds. Lawson was arrested
some days ago. and after an examination particulars
Of which we published at the time was committed to
answer. Shipman was held to bail in the sum Of
$1,000 by Justice Welsh, John Walk of No 302 Pearl
street becoming bis surety. In connection with the
same nefarous transactions, Smith Wilcox and Cbss.
j. Thompson, son Of the above prisoner, were pre-
youAy arrested making five persons IN all in custody
the charge, four of whom prisoners await
ing an examination. The case is now progressing be-
fore Justice Welsh 1t is understood that Wilcox has
made some confessions which will tend TO erin'nAe
the others.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-09

Minor Cry IrBxs-Tbe Railroad aud Steamboat
Police SQUAD who attend at the Hudson River Railroad
carr from Thirty to Chambers street and also on
the Harlem and New-Haven Railroads, 60 into the
cars and distinctly announce hatthoy there to give
messengers information, 10 prevent them from falling
into the hands of sharpers. Consistory OF the
fIegiae Reformed Dutch Church, at their last meet
IN, apnrcpriated g. 500 enlarge the building in
which the Fulton-sreet prayer meeting has been held
for the last two years This church has purchased 10
lots of ground from the Columbia College property on
Fiftieth street and Fifth avenue, and is taking steps
rreparaiory erecting large church edilce The
i.l Anniversary of the Institution for the Deaf and
Dumb occurs on Thursday. when the anniversary ex-
,rcises viii take place at the Academy of Music at u
O'Clock, instead Of 4, as previously announced. In
order to defray the incidental expenses OF the oc-
casion an admance fee Of Is cents will be- charged
THE proposed international scullingmatch between
Ward aud Chambers is likely TO end in smoke, as il
will he highly ujudicions for the English Champion to
contrst race New-lork waters, for the " fair
play principle, recently carried out In England
viii undoubtedly manifest s.,f here should any inter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-09

Dor: or, TR CEickE1 ON riIE liERrn, "a -
~ Seeonsd by excited crowds. with pnr5
800, M h h-aut.ul touching lsaehsble e'esst s.
oe,ent brilliant and aiinD shle The bxMMnS
,h. Win, IL" and are al AZ aAAss~s
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IAdvcitisement, . \,
Acknowledgement

Prof l.. n. FOWLER (frm OF ~" '',.
New commences GotGsE or r"hs'"'"'
iu TsKSrns n j. on AoSpAs kSsSi>1 May IA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-09

Total..............G23 13z. 703 "a Sl,65744l ~
This is only equal to one day business at our Clear
ing-House.
Annexed il statement of the business Of the New
Orleans Mint for the month Of April
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-09

COMMISSIONERS OF PoLIcE.-This Board met yester-
day afternoon, and received the Sanitary Squads report
in regard 10 uncean places The owners Of the prem
ices reported were served with the usual notification
The Beard directed the occupants of the building No.
652 Broadway, which was reported on Saturday as in
dangerous condition. to remove nstanter, 30 that the
house could be demolished or made safe. Garret
Marshal, Horace Roberts, Thomas McGrave, and
David Kelly were appointed Patrolmen Adjourned
until to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-09

Receipts OF Produce.
Tai BY al Routes, hay gl5O U bib. ro,r. ~ do Corn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-09

New GERMAN SAVINGS BAsK.-A new German
Savings Bank has been organized and established at
No. 10 Avenue A. under the name of the Citizens Saw
ings Bank considerable number Of prominent Ger
man and American citizens have been made Directors
and Trustees.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-09
CITY ITEMS.

Nm,o, GARpys.-Mr. Nixon OF the Royal Amer
con Circus seeus to have a decided fancy for things
oriental and gorgeous. Not content with lately giving
ia HIS Chinese Festival" and Bronze Horse" no,
on Monday night treated himself and the pubnc TO an
equestrian reminiscence Of Blucbeard.' Deside
being equestrian, it was tragic, and musical, ana
thrilling and all the rest of it. Ii has been some time
in preparation, and the dresses, and trappngs, and
scenery and all the appointments generally are snowy
and brilliant and doubtless, in the very hight OF the
very tp-toppest fashion of that happy land
over which the amable Bluebeard held
sovereign sway 1t il one Of the best of the
pieces brought out BY Mr.. Nixon yet Several
additions have been made to the company thai nothing
might be lacking to give the piece its full effect Miss
Marian Mccarthy, the favore vocalist, late OF Laura
Keene's Theater, personated the luckless Fatima,
Whose disposition TO interfere with domestic secrets,
it will be remembered got her into serious difficulties
As there several songs, sentimental and otherwise,
and az there is chance TO look pretty and interesting
it is hardly needful to state that Miss Mccarthy
appears to the best advantage. MILE Lima Windel
appeared, and danced with all her accustomed grace,
winning much applause. Mr.. Charles Hale is very
funny az Shacabac and the other characters are well
enacted, especially the ferocious Bluebeard by MIR.
James Canoll. There two OF those inaccu-
racies that inseparabe from frsnight perform
ances but which will be Of remedied speedily
We would suggest, however, that the canels of the
concern are TOO srikingly original to become mmedi-
ately popular-great innovations and improvements
such az came with partcolored legs that won't move,
require time for the public to appreciate their merits.
Isthe matter of elephant, too, the establishment we
trust has something in that looks and moves
more like a quadruped than the specimen now on
duty. AL the horse business and those parts Of the
play that are Immediately under the charge of the hui
man part of the company are " excellent well, my
lord;" but the camels and the elephant are not
thoroughly trained yet An apology was again
made for Mr.. William Hanlon, who has been attacked
with disease of the throat, and was consequently
unable to appear.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-09

CADETS OF TEMPERAscE.-The Cadets of Temper
ance an organization established in 1871 for the pur-
pose of combating the increase Of the fashionable habit
of taking drinks among young men, have revived
to some extent in unison with the parent organization
the Sens of Temperance and now assemble stated
ly, in this city, Brooklyn and Wilamsburgh as fol-
lows the Object of their meetings being mental and
social cultivation in holding debates, and giving add
dresses and recitations: Ashland section, Monday
evenings corner of Christopher and Hudson streets;
Excelsior Tuesday evenings, No. lag West Sixteenth
street, Lawrence Tuesday evenings, No J2l FL
bridge street. Enterprise Thursday evenings, at No.
Isl Bowery Mechanics, Friday evenings, southeast
corner Of Avenue c. and Fourth street, Mount Yer
non, Saturday EVENING" at No. III Bowery; Mercan-
lie Section, Tuesday evenings, at No. loo Fulton
treet, Brooklyn Brooklyn section, "Wednesday even
ngs, at No. 90 Boerum street, Brooklyn, and Will
lianeburgh section No. 3, Thursday evenings cor
ner Of Fourth and South First streets, L. ID.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-09

Tickets TO the Chicago Convention and return, for
$50, may be had of Mr. James Kelly, at No. q Cham
bers street See advertisement Attention l. also called
TO ,he advertisement of the NewYork and Erie Rail
road Company.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-09

Mr. Gustavus Geary, 90 Lay Vicar Of Christ Church,
Dublin" celebrated vocalist Of Irish melodies, will,
with lis daughter, give a musical entertainment at
Mozart Hall tonight. We have seen numerous lauda-
tory notices of this gentlemen in the British press, and
I've brings with him high Irish reputation.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-11-15
Singular Will.

We read in the European papers
that an American planter worth
about 100000, who died lately,
left by bis will his fortune to his
brot hers children. under the follow
ing singular conditions, copied from
the will:
"Wishing to repay the devotion
of MY Newfoundland dog, which
saved me from drowning, and intend
I ing at the same time to leave an In
come to my house-keeper, ! appoint
her the nurse, guardian and mother
Of my dog.
"My natural heirs will be obliged
to pay her. as such, ircm my total
fortune, a daily rent, under the ioi-
loving conditions:
THAT the income will last as long
AS :he Newfoundland lives, but not
one second more.
@Daring the first twelve-months
after the day Of my death, so long
as the dog lives, the bouse-keeper
will receive s. day; $40 a day,
for tbs second Twelve months; Sl3
for the first third eae, and SO forth,
la, th4 same rate till .he dog dies.
"She will rpc-ive besides Sl25
for every day of the dogs existence
during lis last month; $3.50 for
eyery hours il lives daring its las
.day; 1915 for every minute OF the
the last hour, and 500 for every
second Of the last minute.
Usder these conditions the house
! ke, prs annual income will be ST.
S25 for the first year, $500 ior
the second. S5.475 for the third, &c.
Surprising the dog finally to die on
THE 3Ofh Of the monih.at one second
to II o'clock in tee forenoon, the bill
to be paid bv the heirs will be:
= % o,rb r,' - $3.50
each s2,75s
(! j." 60 minutes of the last hour at 1915
/ - oacb ,,i,'' '''D y 22.l25
% 500 59Sg.,ui each y 29,5co
Total s5s125
1t is sure that the happy dog will
/ be very well cared for by us mother
dnr rg its whole lifetime, and little
| lamented after It's death, unless II
dies at midnight on the first day O
/ month, for then It's guardian would
receive but Sl25.