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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-01
Waller Hroyn,s Monthly Wool Circular.

curE TIE month Of Arni tie -tAet coniihned qis' VIA
close Of tie Wool year and Tie depressed condition Of the
The steady anees, Of TIE Foreign Wool and the
rsaay sales sd - quite eou.yit "a re cling prevailing
tde frtiga maHuctaers have been 6oios to consider
be or expense The Feaye condori Of our moo
o0E Gocis msrk such, tht' we tnk one o. 'ie'e
WoSen Goods mas. brng mere recommending prices, the
ms.ta decline s,Dl fhcr IN price or The weaker nannia
iuTT ,;sn eve way svd By ta' dani'An1 the consumption
TIE feet that recent srse inperaiona Of Cape wfol.
here so,ton VLieh hst entered fee 6sge bien
coccte5 col to hsvs eye0 oiGer nuket, at
E,otaSs s that eject end ss nov ersns to accept
low en- pcS 70. some ofth than heretofore and oer
s 5sV WDo 81 growers Hod a sS rsat =" Te
The fellow sales MADE daring tie Tolta hsgs cons aaie.
l, y 6efs' 1883 low tDd aetia sO ,oSv To- s1 q
~, + rass, De- 5iai-c can rs peadsi wcs 800
n epd s9Peds eees & e On e5ye Sn o.
qsaiy also $50 b4es lsa2c TeSs un l.hoi leess 1000
e. :: m M s, a @ Let ss psu .s OI De-
SIDES vE'oe' sgsL io' Of Soy ina A. ~ On private c'm,
Wool md about 10 coo N Of fleece ard pulled From Phsje
ptia have repoted sales Of a5Ou! 10000 aerno pulled
PaIcEs CrnniaT oT WooL At EEw.YohK. siAr /. 1900:
Choice 1rlec'sd seSeny Fleece S5qs3c, net cash.
Scxony Fleece, FD0 sc, net oa-h
faf and Tb,e-qalrssrtiood Fleece 4sd4ic, net cash
Eatise AND QusrsI blood Fleece, S5d5ec., net cash
es1s iaa'i fle' ;'f oiSss;S as't ss.9;
Eew.Yors City extra Pulled, ad4os net cash.
kew.Yoik City super Puled, S;6scc., uet cs.h.
Newly ok City No. Pulled, u d3tc., ne. cash
Choice Country Pickloct Pulled 51a55c, net CASH
Country eItfa Pulled, tate net cash.
Country super Peeled, foO TIC uet oath.
Country No. Pulled 81 0a3c, net cssh.
Country LsrLbs Pulled, 81 40c., net cash.
Canada Poied, 2Sd5Oc., net eash-
California.
California tInwaAhed tleeces IN grades l2dJ3c o mos
Canouia Wasted Pulled 25allc., nos
California Common Washed Pulled Rahcg moA
California Hat Washed, al Clip, i702e,., mos
.futirGiian, Care, ~.
Australian Tine Un~afLed Acco1d Fleece,
Australian Pieces AID Locks,
Cape Of Decd lltps Fine unwashed aodSfic, 6m o@
spe Of Good EoPe Washed ru. ell 46d6'r, D mos
J TtrA Saxouy Latub, g i00 ~ IS. mos
Germtp sexfny la obs, -6dG5e moo
French Fin, ULwsshed -
French Medium Lnwaahea, 20 a22c., NOS.
Slesdn UnwBsnei, 90 sic, 6uos
R,ufh imerifGH.
Bueuol AyTes Unvahaed ssrony Fleece, 29d3oc. binot
Bg5ugs Ayres UEwsshod Mclao fleece, 25d2i1, oAi's
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CAHpvILhx, Monday, Aphl o. 1854
For the week ending Monday April T55 Catae, n cars
Hog, Sheep Horses making l04 ads Of i've
stossdd 2g Of express freight making total number Of
2 hsad by Stock Express wing increase ID cars
STOCK las.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-01

YosREHs HoRTIoULTURAL SociErY.-We see by
the Westchester County papers that Society with the
above tile, has been nsugurated in the Township Of
Yonkers and tht an exhibition Of fruits and flowers
will take place in the month of JRne. As the ancient
Dorp Of YonkeIs is celebrated fer ito gardens and
greenhouses and as TIE Association comprises already
the names of lis most influential citizens we have
doubt tie promised display will rival any wit
messed in the State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-01

Tesal BY M Rosfss dp.a so-l eo4 bbs fIsur 3s bills
Germ Meal 45a bush. Wbe.t 1851 bush. Com sss bcsh
Osis, M pssS PrOysioss "a Pkg. Land SsS piss WHISKY
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Mr. Asop represents to the Court that it Is necessary
for the successfu prosecution of the business OF the
road that out Of the receipts Of its business after pay
ing current experses there be paid from ne to time,
as he shall be able to DO the proper and legal taxes
ard assessment on the property Of the Company ADD
tie grourd Que and TO become due under leases;
sso the balances due and to become due to other CON-
panies with whics this Company has running arrange
uents; and sBounts due and become due for injuries
to cattle along the line of the road and to property
transported by the Company and amounts due and to
become due uuder contracs for hire of rolling stocku
use by the Company and interest the first mortgage
holds Of said Company. In conclusion he asked for
authority expressed above, which the Court granted
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that IT has tonched bottom, aid Is the rss sgss
aid dep I'D upon 1t, In less sn two years the whole
ofste now deserted aous viii ~ occupied by tho pre-
vieion trade.
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PReCOCIoUs CHILDREN.

To 0A C6ifo, Of TIE ~ y. T,s5sne.
SIR: At Sunday School anniversary in Bro,klyu
the ottsr eveon The s9ess hold up sxNmpe for
those ~ nt little girl ha vho
from the hole 81 the c,tsoaism question sn srsw
before Now thu Of
and two ropecve ssbb,b- 3cot holar protest asaS
'uei precocy tas h.'og h-A .x,DJ- ~
be initiated by the yoprsr child en- their neot
therein BY tei parents ard eschr- " woqd ba aSslt
p.sy r ost teach intelligent psy'et 20 Ia this an
that the grtsakne wonl1 re- Quad
the credit ~ e teacher than fcen e hsin OF iafhs
ompish such terrific feat ru chi'dfsu e,m n. W
a,raoy the ieuen II their health All ensh
aud fn, psr sthSuf yield 90 Ia r--p-cs ".
scored hires until 10Y little ovs- Eve Yeas old sh'M
he pleseo to ard hel them rm la Ruk. RI
RHey with vncal sccoupanmarts sing Little ok Hsr.t
PROPER them able r~ci,s Al thu
ctns the universe. Spch examples Of wha, "a ed esy
pey" cannot safely predict viii always bee
Of mature Christianity. WA b.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-01

Mr. f.. Y. RoBGIss bas been engaged by a number
Of our pubc.rir,ed and benevolent ezsns to lecture
II different churches through tn city on Sanitary Sci
ence in its application to the py,,a aud moral wei
fare Of TIE community. lie vii! lecture this (rlesiayl
evening at the Rev. DIR. Parkers Church, corner of
Fcmth avenue and Twenty second street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-01

SHOES FOR You've PEoPLE.-The difficulty OF
good boots Tor children ess been owl
Of No ala ,sdwsy lie has asd nssuaot ed IA
srensye stock Of hrst,sss articles fro which psr.ss cen
male soleetloas Il lev prices, d he stetA
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end Huisou Canal win DO open for navigation on tho
fret Mopda 10 Msy. 1o.

The WEEKLY Ffst'mebt o. bshK averages Il unsx-
,>Stedy favorable, tie specie line sho wing no decrease
while he loans have bee- contracted over 81 300 200
without produ',rg any effect upcS toe Money ms'Se
The reserve hts since been ssrengshe,cd by nearly
million ard half from California, sgsssst wheh
@sDds thu Saturday shipmsut Of s775eo0 Th' sgs's'
gate shipment thus Tar this year is 81 o0O against
SC2 Geo ist year TO same time, aud s99ia in
zane ii ne Of 1858.
The folio wing is statement Of the condition Of the
Banks Of the City of NeW-Yorki
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-01

HACK AND CART LIcEssEs.-Tbe City Msrsbsps re-
ceipts for back and cart cenas have been decreased
very greatly during the past two yesrs oriog chiefly
TO the exerons of the detailed police in haung no ua-
licensed vendors who are chsrgsi IS for each psrn
srd 50 CENTS for its val spnuay. Tbs following
= fcrf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-01

PARKER BROS. LoSDoN CLUB SAUCE IS supe-
ror TO all others In use aud cold a. unca less rate
Adopted meat. feb an soups One his ous 70 pfoese
bottle hom any respect ,be gro sr 20 te "vofy tsWies
A. j. PARkkR Me- Beekmaa st. sos AscIs 'er tue onct
Siatea.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-01

ARREST FOR FALSE PRETEssys.-Hsnry TVins ssou
arrested Yesterday charged with h.vine obsine5 Slto ON
beDiss Nichols of NO % West ThiTt, d -t,. NJ me ,as
OF fpreseDson She seges that he aif ner toa ne
Of and a her rssteun@ ard On re
snah o his sseion she iosrsd hip she oo~y
occasion abe has nothing Of either him ~ re, money
nonrIpg,on shoe m,ker in THIRD sTense ss scsn.s the
p,.oAsr having swin9ld rim en- OF eis' PR. o. ga s
ynp repsserad that he ssu'ed TO ut ~, shoes 20 me
hers OF bis family ouA rcseIdrsy tooS them aFay ea
10 nav Tor or return them J1stc. Qgsckenbash held ths
ncepec6 TO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-01

CoMnIsHoyERs or PoLIoE.--This Board held
meeting ct | o'clock on Monday afternoon, and re-
csived ,he reports of Sergeant Lord of tie Sanitary
Squad, relative 20 number of unclean PAGES about
tie city. Seventy four places were reported Bridge,
Charlton, Greenwich, Canal, Washington, Tlirty-
eighth, Eat Eighteenth, Last Nineteenth, Howard,
Thirty fourth, and Thirty.fth strsets and First and
Second avenues in this city, ard fifteen places in
Brooklyn. The usual disposition was made of the
report. On molten of Mr.. Bowen the resolution OF
the Board abolishing rcuudsne1 rescinded IL
WAC aso resolved that the Board appoint rounds
from tie rarol force for each precinct to &c.
tuch dlIrg The pleasure Of tho Board aud that s3r-
gesnts Of the force shs hereafter be appointed from
rstiolmen acting as roundsmen. On and after
Wednesday the Board resolved to meet every day at
O'clock ?. m.
CRY MoRTALIrY.-The City Inspector reports the
total punter Of deaths Occurring in this city for the
ast week, to have been 49, Of whom l3l were girls,
100 boys, l3 women, and liz men being an increase
Of GO over last week. and of 81 over the correspond
irg week Of last year. OF deaths resulting fcom AZ
toute eiseaFe, a Were cases of consumption, % Of
scarlet fever, % Of inflammation of the ldngs .! Of in
faunation OF he brain, IL of Group IL of hear dis
ehse, i3 Of bronchitis ]. Of dropsy in the head II OF
congestion Of The BRAIN of cancer, of adn debility,
Of dir,tertee of dropsy, Of MANTLE debility, o.
daiIhfa, u OF hoopingcougb, of Inflammation of 'he
stomach, Of scofua, Of yphus fever OF softenpg
Of the brain, and the remsinder Of various other fis-
eates.
OF thoee from external and other caures depending
On climate on Saason, i2 were drowned ii died Of old
age,1 Of delfiam ,rcmens, Of premature pl'sh,
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IAdvrrti,emtnt

GAS! GAs.-New GAS FIXTURES for the SpHra
.rad superior offered BEFORE vii BE- sonnd q
great Manufacturing Depot Removed 30 No. ts sssstsgs
opposite Nibo'A WARssx, Pnou Co
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lAdver,lsement.l

F.Ncl when PlIeuoos. wi p,ia one
VIII n nature has boa. aptsd you foundations ily
FowLeR WkLLs, No. 3,s Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-01

ACCIDENTS AND JsquEsTs Coroner Schrmsr held
an ipono, Yesterday tody Of N'ch,, lynch weo ssa
a. ,be ora o the effects " tnJlfe r-s.vee
o. ,ha s,,b mat Deceased FORK -. ,1iNdg ~ tts
orer Of Peade ,S sh streets wheD Lost us oot7s on
se.ol.nes with the facts The C1ooer beh an na.s
Of the Hospital the body OF Joseph oHm no !" Killed
,e.tetsy nor, ing fg throuya hs'ch4y 10 TIE hh
'torv OF 70 CO Walker vsrc, of scciisatal d-atS
was rendered. Deceased wss uavs oil Germ my ~ years OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-01

A GREEN CoLoRED NAS.--Gibst B,owo, co'orsd
n ,e.erdsy conpus o. io.eeh Lazy. also
oOisniog rnde- fLse prct-osss-
I.yy who l. a ssr the mrtrip IN -, at-,es thss
~ fsoner came hn ard ho.ou-d GN heh ~ iel
contrary 70 agreement Brown r-p-sen,eS tina h hai es
Mace In C-a street. and Ah1ut ,peiuy Lyr s.,as
A be re- sued money a. up lie erret Levy haf
r.rres, the ha wond advance TN. Lazy
v,dlrt euoush 20 supsy the gir-i smoao sih which
Brown Phia eph, he'd saTpe, SGD returned 70 N.~
ork with hi purse in the condition o. .sbsa-a reeive
Finding be bad been 5oe bro by Rrprr Levy cs3.ed h,
eea and Justice QGsckenbuh he'd the lsed
The Of Sica
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'casusltts,"3 intemrsrance, burned Or scaldsd,
accidental suifoeatiOp, suicide by morphine. With
respect to their sges, 81 were under year. 81 between
wd2 rs between 2 and 5, oily 81 from that age up
to 30, 50 between 30 aud 40 ~ between 40 and 50,
"a between so ard CO. 81 from that age up to 100; aud
classified in relation TO their nativi'ies 32i Amer
icsIs. sc Irish, 80 Gernsns, Eeghsb, Scotch 2,
British Americans, Austrians, French, Welsh,
and tie remainder Ct different countries.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-01

Joifrh w. Allsop, tie newly-eppointed Receiver OF
the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad, tiled bio first report
with Tie Unied States CouI, Cincitr att, on Friday,
embracing schtdnle of the properly which ca no oto
bis possession uDeer the decree OF the Court the Ia
bilities Of TIE rosd, sc.
LIABILITIES or rnK DIVISION AsoEHTAsED
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-01

EScoURAGEMENT FOR THE EEwsBoYs In the
eourse of a receut visit 70 fhe Newsboys' Lodxiag
House. with Professor Mitchell, Cyrus W. FIELD ssq
after expressing buself we'll pleased With the habits
Of industry, psving snd economy theft Bark ~ss
estsb'sbng among them promised that be would p,e-
sept s. to the boy who would save the most money
during the month. The largest sum dsportsd by one
boz YVES SO So Tbirty-two hoys saved 1924. Tas
fortunate lad having called on Mr.. Field gratefully
ceiyed bis premium.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-01

Tx JAPANESE EaBAssY.-On Saturday Mr.. Boole,
Chairman Of the Reception Com nitse telegraph TO
Secretary Csss and oqrired who're the Japsneae EN-
bsssy would frat land and he has received Dispatch
In reply, stating thai it will drst land in Washington.
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stances beyond their control. The amount of re-
pairs necessary to be made to put the road in toll
cradle order, is largely beyond the present ability
of the Company to afford. Yet somehow and
somewhere remedy must be found 1t would be
better that the rails should be taken up and the
running of the trains suspended, than that theroad
should continue to be worked in its present unsafe
condition. We have deemed it proper to make
publication of these facts, and cali attention to
them, before some dreadful catastrophe like that
which was merely rumored on Thursday, shall ac-
tually occur. We have considered the present
moment an opportune one for exposure, because
having obtained the passage of an act by the Le-
gislature, authorizing the MAYOR and City Council
to endorse $500, 900 worth ofthe Company's bonds
the President and Directors are about to make ap-
pication to the Council for relief to that extent
1t is due, therefore, to the public that an invest-
cation of the Companys affairs and of the state of
the road should be forthwith had; or more occur
rences like that of Thursday will admonish us of
its necessity,
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SUPREME CoURT oFsTHE UNITED STATEs.-Thur
day, March Is, 1860.
No. 1873. Lewis Teese ct al, plaintiffs in error,
c. P. Huntington ct al. This case was argued
by Mr. Phillips for the plaintiffs in error, and by
Mr.. Clifford for the defendants in error.
No. l20. The Sun Mutual Insurance Company,
plaintiff in error, John s. Wright, usesof Max
well, Wright Co. The argument of this cause
was commenced by Mr. Cutting for the plaintiff in
error.
Adinurnnd To nnnrrorr OF 1 o.
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WASHINGTON NEWS

The BALTIMORE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
We take the following from the correspondence
of the New York Herald:
There is story afoat in the Capitol to-day, that
1t is the intention of the South to bolt at Charles
ton if Douglas is nominated and run in and take
possession of the Baltimore Convention, on the 9th
of May. Another theory about the Baltimore Con-
vention is, that its managers intend nominating
some Republican with American proclivities, with
the belief that the Chicago Convention will have to
take that candidate, and Gen. Scott and Bates are
talked of in this connection.
There is a report, emanating from high source,
that some of the anti-DOuglas Senators boast that
they have made arrangements to secure some of the
Northwestern Douglas Democrats for Breckenridge.
Senator Toombs has completed the amendments
to his bankrupt bill, and will report it to the Senate
in day or two. The bill will pass if its friends
urge it, and are satisfied with just bill, which pro-
tects creditors this bill does
The report and bill Of Mr.. Nelson, of Tennessee,
on polygamy is being printed. The bill alixes Sc
pains and penalties for the practice of polyg-
amy in any of the Territories.
Minister McLane is said to have authority to pre-
vent any interference with Juarez by the vessels
sent against him by Santa Anna.
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The CAMPBELLs.-This renowned troupe OF vocal
lists will give their first entertainment of this sea-
son, in this city, on Monday evening at Carroll
Hall. The Campbells have always been favorites
with our citizens, and there is no doubt but that
they will be welcomed on Monday evening with a
crowded house
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BALTIMORE.
SATURDAY, MARCH II, 1860

Our usual Weekly Review of the Baltimore mar
kets, printed on letter sheet, will be ready for
chants and others DESTROYS of having their bust
ness cards inserted, can be accommodated by
leaving their orders at the Counting-room during
the dav
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The BROWNSVILLE TROUBLE ENDED.-It is stated
that the War Department received the following
despatch on Thursday from Capt. Brown, datet
New Orleans, March IA:
left Brownsville on the Sth inst All was quie
on the frontier. The disturbances were believed
to be over, and Cortinas to have given up the con
test, and to have retired into the interior of Mex
co. Major Heintzleman has officially reported the
war to be ended
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Court OF APPBALs OF MARYLAND DECEMBER
TERM, 1S59.-ANNAPoLIs, March 16, 1860. No. 81
Edward Cockey George Minis lessee. Appeal
from the Superior Court of Baltimore city. The
argument in this case was concluded by Wallis for
the appellant.
administrator of Moses Cass. Appeal from the Court
of Common Pleas. This case was argued by Stock
bridge for the appellant, and by VIM. A. Stewart
for the appellee.
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The Hon. David A. Bokee, an ex-member of
Congress, and more recently naval officer at New
York, died suddenly at Wizards Hotel, Washing
ton city, yesterday morning.
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The LARGEST FURNITURE
AND CHAIR MANDATORY IN THIS CITY

AND CHAIR MANDATORY IN THIS CITY
E. NOUN T'S,
No. 81 NORTH GAY STREET. Baltimore
Opposite the Odd Fellows Hall
Where be found the largest stock of baltimore made
Furniture in this city Citizens and strangers requested
to examine this stock of Furniture before purchasing as
there can be found always hand and made to order
TEFE-A-TEFES, in Brocatee, Plush or Hair Cloth; So
FAS, Walnut and Mahogany in Plush Hair Cloth or COW
cred in any goods ORDER Full French Parlor Half French
ARM Rocking and easy CHAIRS, Of various patterns in
Brocatele, Plush, Hair Cloth CHAMBER SUITS in
Walnutand Mahogany, of various styles from $50 1900
large assortment of CaneSea Rocking, Chamber Dining
and Reception Chairs in Walnut Oak, &c; EXTENSION
TABLES, SIDE BOARDS, and WHAT-NOTS, of all pat
terms HAIR Husk and Spring MATTRESSES on hand and
made 10 order. All goods carefully packed.
E. MOUNT,
fe2-tf No 81 N Gay st. ODD Odd FelInya' Hall
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SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER.

GENTLEMEN'S BELONGINGS.
Being DESTROYS of reducing business perfect sys
tem we have disposed of nearly all employees, and attend
personally to each deparm feeling assured from our
long experience and perfect knowledge of this business
can give entire satisfaction We shall be prompt attentive
and sell the best and most choice goods moderate
and uniform prices.
CONSTABLE, WALKER & co,
l55 Baltimore street
telOH Opposite the Museum.
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Mr.. NEWMAN AGAIN SPEAKER.-Some DAYS since
we noted the resignation of Mr.. Newman, Speaker
of the Tennessee House of Representatives, on
forged land-warrants. He visited Washington
city, demanded an investigation and was informed
that no charges against him were file in the de-
partment. Possessing himself of letters and docu-
ments that stamped the rumors SANDERS he
returned to the State capitol-the Speaker elected
to fill the vacancy resigned, and Mr. Newman was
Immediately reelected to the vacant chair
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La W INTELLIGENCE.

CRIMINAL CoURr-Hon. Hugh Lennox Bond,
Judge. Milton Whitney, Esq, States Attorney.
The Court was in session yesterday for few
minutes.
The case of George P. Harlan, charged with
robbing the house of Mr.. JONES' on the ! ork road
last August was set down for trial on Monday.
The trial of the usual assault and battery cases
will be commenced this morning, at 10 o'clock,
until which time the Court adjourned.
| CoUEr OF COMMON PLEAs.-Hon. WIN. l.. Mar.
shall, Judge.
The following occupied Yesterday:
Charles P. Peters, administrator of James s.
Peters, as. John Kettlewell. An action to recover
! for peach-trees sold and delivered Verdict for
plaintiff for Sl42.30.
Joshua Adams Us. George Locker. An action to
recover for the value of goods assigned to defend
ant on certain conditions Before reported. Yer
dict for plaintiff for $780,
| CIRCUIT CoURT FOR BALTIMORE CITY,-Hon VIII.
liam George Krebs, Judge.
There was nothing done yesterday in the IN after
Of the petition of Wm IL. II. Turner, claiming tc
be the Clerk of this Court. Charles +. Mayer
| Esq., one of the counsel for Mr.. Turner, anu VIM
Schey, Esq, for Mr.. Gather, were in Court, anG
after some conversation with the Judge in regard
to some questions which might necessarily arise in
the discussion of the subject the matter was post
poned and will probably be taken up this NOR
ing
| SUPERIOR CoURT.-Hon. R. n Martin, Judge
The following occupied yesterday:
Lewis Lewis Us. Samuel Newman and Jacob
Greentree. Before reported. Plaintiff called
makes default. Judgment pros. R. GilmoT
for plaintiff; Mclaughlin and Teackle for defend
| ants.
| McClelland u.s. Rusk. Fiat.
Wilmington u.s. Lewis. Petition for fl eedom.
| Dismissed.
Assignment for Monday 800 to $50.
| UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT.-Hon. VIM. Fell
Giles, Judge.
The following occupied yesterday:
| The United States Us. James Turner and others.
An action on Post-master's bond. Verdict for
| the United States for $50. 50 and costs.
VIM. l.. Howorth and others u.s. ship "Onward''
and Master. Libel to recover wages. Not con-
| Guided
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-17
ECONOMY I ECnNn.fYll

DOLLAR SAVED IS TWO DOLLARS MADE
This be done by purchasing Wood already Sawed and
Split, at Office of City Steam Fire Wood Mill.
No. 3 NORFH STREET.
siOU JAMES II IOTINSON