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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-28
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF w-YoRK.....-RlRes
Cleared.

Bsrk-Florenee, Toye, Newcastle, O. +. Balley
Bhs-Ws'er With, Jackson, Wilmington, r. M1rsy.
SchooneIsJohn Wright, Clark Hartford master; Crvo,
SaDms Alo aDdra h'pny, Oosan Flower Cove Glooees-
ter master; w Mckee Deano Charleston, DOlne Potter
Wild Rover, Han lion, Boston. a. Howes.
seamer-Jsmes Aeser, Phillips, Charleston, spoScrd Tts
ton x Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-28
sEW-YoKK DAILY TRIBUNE. THURSDAY,

been carelrssly left open, and sustained thereby CO.
pound fracture Of bis right leg. He was taken TO the
Hos,i ta BY his cOmrade.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-28
mnrket.-Reported By Telegraph.

Nxv-ORLEASs March 6-COrros-The market has an up
ward lendency; to-day 800 bales middng Up snds 9s q
i,ic sses for three days &c 600 bales receipts time
bales receipts than Last at this port 800 soy bales
49, a al Southern pogts, III 600 bales SrGAR hn sle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-28
SUIT AG AISsr COMMODORE yANDERBILr.

SUIT AG tINhi IUMMUDUHb FANUhNbILI'
NJ o. az 'cydau agi Cornelius Vanderbilt
This was 81, .iion by a returned Californian to re-
dsmsger agsion the Ithus OF Nicaragua in the
Summer ofe appears that the plaintiff passenger on
the 'sesmsb q ! Davis, which left Newfork to proceed
around Capeo San Francisco but take in the psin
TIL at San JusI Eel Sud- the Pacific Owing TO some dei
cncy tbe nuery and other the weasel did not &C.
empsh her ip in the tine advertised aud the plaintiff was
detained ty days In ceohl America where be sob
ected oss of sickness and exposure FOR
which be claims damages TheJury found verdict in his favor
for + 40
Y Guitar and b. Ireland for plaintiff Horace F. Clark
and Charles A Rsppslo for defendant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-28

MINIATURE lLsArAc.
Sun Ri.es..5.52I sets........ $40 Moon Rss<. s29
WATER THIS Dsr
Sandy HOOK! 923 Gov Island. $3.50 HeuGate,,.nl3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-28

Aec,prsT TO PoLIcEsAS.-Last night Officer
Bigey, OF he First Ward Police while examining the
dCSn ep Lie pet, ieQ through traPd0@ which bad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-28

SAVANNAH March 27The u g. mail steapship Al.ssfns -
rived s II bee at 10 O'clock Tuesday morning ssdss ssr w0
At 80 afternoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-28

IrALr.--Col Charles Carroll Hicks, late OF the army
f Italy and head of the staff Of Gen. Avezzana upon
the invitation of several Italian gentlemen, delivered
lecture last night, at Clinton Hall, upon Italy and
Garfbaldi lie gave sketches of the lives OF Victor
Emanuel, Count Cayour and Garibadi, glanced at
yaan history from A. D. 1900 down, and related Incl
dents of the late war; describing the passage OF the
Voturno and the siege Of Cspua in which the lecturer
was engaged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-28


I'D WAR OF HABEAs CORPUS INPRovED.-A wit was
issued last week against Mr. Barlow of the Five Points
House of Industry to recover child and on the hear
ing last Saturday, it was Adjourned to Wednesday.
The case was this; The father of the child WAS
himself formerly an inmate Of the House, and
subsequently brought her for a home, promising
90 nav her boarl, and in default thereof the child
was 70 be cared for by the House. In this vol
pntary way, there are now nearly 100 children
IN that institution The father failed to pay The writ
was issued to sister of the child in dispute. Yester-
day. fearing that the case would be decided against
them the friends of the sister seemed to have conspred
40 waylay Mr. Barlow and seize the child; and there
fore as be passed the corner of Park and Pearl Streets
gang of Dead Rabbits, with the sister and mixed
company of the denzens Of that neghb0rhood fell upon
him, and by beating biting and erOwdng, succeeded
In separating the little from his grasp. Dir. H.
shows the marks of the teeth Of vrago who did
good part of the work Of the rescue By fixing her teeth
firmly In his hand After this result Of the assault Dr.
Il. appeared before Judge Hilton; and il was decided
90 drop the matter for the present None of the petit
foners or counsel for the writ appeared. This Is but
an incident in the experience of those who labor for the
good of the jewellers in the Five Points
TBE SEMLASsUAL BooK-TRADE SALE.-Geo A.
I.eayi,t g. Co, this morning the semi'an-
nual tyadesae Of books at their auction rooms in the
new Trade-Sale buildings, Nos. 81 and % Mercer
street The catalogue contains invoices from all the
heading publishers Of NewYork aad Boston, and from
:, portion Of the Philadelphia " trade" There are
also several contributions from London Edinburgh,
.nd Glasgow. The catalogue contains 400 pages, and
ftom its extent and variety, must prove an attractive
one.
This sale is expected to iuaugurate revival OF the
Rook business which has been suffering good deal
during the pact Winter
MANY familiar faces were OF the bookstores yes
serday: the original " Hat" from Canada was among
chem enjoying cigar, and an overland journey s'ofy
.old NV " Roman" of San Francisco. The names the
purchasers use in buying cling TO them forever Inc
Scoeded States cannot do without books MOI 90 many
will attend the sale from the South as formerly ouI
srers from New Orleans and other Southern cues are
forwarded to agents here, who make their purchases
Tor them
PeLicE CoxaIssIoSERs.-At the meeting OF the
Board yesterday the designations Of John Costello Of
sbe fifteenth Ward, and Joseph Roman Of the Eleventh,
were accepted. Several transfers Of policemen were
made.
FELL FROM A RooY.-An inquest was held at No.
M Third yesterday by Coroner upon the eoey
% sis b sgeN No. sS Es. fsarssns street assisting
soS 2 r. 1S SsiSw SSes q &c es b. Va. a@ed
ey conveyed home where be TeDsneS 10 ~ nfennpe eoh
ttne papA assh sppse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-28
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE. ALBANY, March q, 1861.
The Brooklyn Broadway Railroad tali was ordereu
TO q third reading.
Mr.. NlGOMERY brought in bill for the pro
lection and Improvement Of the Csyuga Nshon OF In
diane.
To legalise the decisions Of the Arbitration COMMIT
mitt.e of the Chamber Of Commerce. a.
To au,endrnen. the Brooklyn ewerage and Drainage
To amend the charter of the New-York Corn En-
change. -
TO prevent the aduheration Of milk, and stop the
traffic in swill milk. .r..
To incorporate the Female Academy. o
The Harlem Milk bill was further debated by hr.
KETCHAM, who advocated the Till, AID II wa usen
orderedt TO third reading BY vote Of IL ~ IL
ASSEMBLY.
The following bills wers reported fsvcrabiy ITO"
COMMITTEES, -
In rela,on to cases of murder and arson occurring
previous 10 May 4, 1860. Lii IN. g.
To prevent he esle If impure milk and provide iof
the punishment thereof.
The bill to allow Insurance companies 10 chaso ~. s
date of their fiscal year referred, " be repof'0o
compl.ie. ..o,.a to,.
ward " second Committee of the Whole q. oil
@ BILLS PASSED.
Amending the act relating TO the TRANSMISSION 20 toe
Office of the Secretary OF STATE OF records OF
Concerning the corporation Of the Chamber Oh Co'n-
merce If New-Yo K
Ames daory Of tho set relative TO sewerage In orooh
lyD. 4. g. -. +. ...r. . ,s..l vl o.
Amending the act Incorporating the NeW'f0rk o'rn
Prrvsntiny tie adul GRAFTON Of milk and to stop the
traffic 10 swill milk.
TIE HaIIem Railroad Milk Freight bill was taken
up w the etiL order. - ~,
mir. ROBINSON argued in favor Of the bill, for
which, he sad thousands had Ietitoned, and mol one
renonstranee had been made AZ alnr, H. lie argued
strongly sg,hnstthe policy pursued 10y the hoad. sf
EVENING SESSION, 49,
BILLS PASSED.
The bill was passed for tie relief OF tho canhi
claimants and 10 iucr.ase the urdtion Of .be Canal
AppraiseIs. a, a.. II
Brooklyn was passed ... :.
The bill to amend the act TO consoldste the ces OF
BROOKLYN and Wilam-burgh Was passed.
The bill concr ing the saiion OF canals ana col
lection OF toll- passed.
The bill was passed for the relief of the Onondaga
INDIANS. ....
To supply the Sing Prison with Cro'on water, and
for the se of certain nds If the State pro- ld~ Tor
the INCORPORATION Of Skating Parks and sporting
6roud.; giving the conieut oi the State - The pnr'
chase BY tie United States Of the Sister Islands III Ine
ST. Lawrence River.
About " o'clock call Of the House was moved and
ordered .
Tire House was occnI i'd until about III o'clock IN
bringing III absent members, and several younger
members, who had b- ell absent without leave We're
reprimanded. -.
Al IL :U5 the call was suspended and the House nd
journed. b ,.. - .a"H. +.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-28

FELL FROM RooT.--An inquest was held at No.
AL Third yesterday by Coroner Shmef upon the body
TFrspcs Oson young who died Of injuries received
an afs IL sppeIs that few days the deceased was on
sissd 70 adder he Missed hts footing and ie 70
a.. ,oaf al shed below distance u 20 feet he was immed
sy convened home where be TensueS IN piendtle eond
Des uapA ass.A spsuse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-28

The following are the consignees Of specie by the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-28

COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-SPEcIAL Txzx-MARcH a.
Before Judge HILTON. 80. .
DECISIONS.
Smith agt. Weber.-Motion denied, without costs
Williams agt Kelly Order granted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-28

Police CoxSIssroSERs.-At the meeting OF the
Board yesterday, the designations Of John Costello Of
abe Fifteenth Ward and Joseph Roman of the Eleventh
were accepted. Several transfers of policemen were
made.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-04
Military Movements In Lincoln.

The Fayetteville Observer of the I'd inst, contains
the following items:
LAST MONDAY.-The excitement in town last Mon
day was great, and weeping eyes were numerous,
caused by the parting Of friends the departure,
by Railroad, of the Fayet ieville Guards, number
ing 81 and the Boon's Hill Minute Men, 103, rank
and file. The depot and grounds surrounding were
crowded with men and women, and as the cars
moved off many voices tremulous with emotion
waited after the gallant soldiers heart>felt God
bless youl"
ANOTHER CogPASY.-Last Monday. Immediately
after the departure of the volunteers the ntiatory
steps were taken for the formation of an ndepen-
ture years, who will arm and equip themselves and
move wherever their services may be needed, at
their own expense. They will have a special eye
to home protection. About thirty names were en-
rolled Immediately. Members are to be received
by ballot '.Marion Rangers" has, very apprO-
priately we think, been suggested the name Of
the corps.
VoLUNTEERs.-Last Monday four companies left
this county en- route for Lynchburg Virginia. They
the Fayetteville Guards, Lynchburg Rangers,
Boon's Hill Minute Men. and Shelton's Creek Com
pany and numbered about four hundred as noble,
patriotic souls IS ever responded to the tap of q
drum. They are engaged in holy cause.-the pro-
lection of their homes and all that civilization holds
dear. May God bless and protect them.
PATRIoTC.-Messrs. Flannery d Msrcum. contrae-
tors of the Rock Bridge, animated by an exalted
patriotism ceased work last Monday and nearly all
their men enlisted in the company being raised by
DR.. Rene Mckinney, for the defence of the South.
All honor to them.
A GALLANT REPLY.--Six companies have been re,
ported from this county responsive to the call for
men to protect the South, and the ranks of three
others are fast filling up. If the whole Of the
State has moved with the energy and promptitude
that has characterized this county then Tennessee
has to-day Orer sesetU thousand enrolled soldiers
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-04
LOUIsVILLE . &NAsHVILLE r. Il.

Notice to shippers OF Freights from fhe At
Iantic Cities 20 Nashville and Points
south.
DILLs OF LADING contacts signed By any suhos1sd
n Agent OF TIE Rarosds named below viii BE reeogned ~
the Agent L. n. r. B. at Nashville, and seiemsoS
made accordingly. -.
Western B. New York Central B., heT lork 400 Ere
e. Pens sylyana Central r Baltimore and Oelo kh
FRoN NRw YoRK-Hndson River & aeE YORK CenrAk =
New and Erie R., RennsylYaniA OentrAl s hai
tinore and Chic 4. z,,1 Bx,.,
nh. Wilinotsn and Baltimore B. Baltimore and Ohio R
FxoM BALIIMORE-PsnnsylVAnis Csnua4 ~ AAiinors
and Ohio K R.
Marx packages via L. 4 ~ r R .,,n,D.o,, -.
IF. BoYD, Freight Agt.
6ahI6 dim
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-04
DR.. s. J. COBB

NAIOULD respectfully TO the citizens OF Nashville
w and vicinity, that be has opened Dental Rooms on
Cherry street, No. 60 opposite he will be pleas
ed 70 receive and wait upon any person wishing Dental
alton Perfsrned and times hard saa Bzrke, he Will
promise 70 make charges very moderate
s. gentlsmaD Who hsr enlisted in the Southern Army
that wishes 10 have hs Teeth operated upoa going
call at ny oce and have Il done for Hothng
Respectfully,
spqO-d2m 81 COBB
MEAL AND KRAAS.
- n BAGS extra Family Cbolted) Meal,
ODU barrels white Brsns very dne.
keceived this day, and offered Icy for essh By
apI2O-n COMBS & MARTIN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-04
Tne voice of Tennessee,

The Franklin Revis'o, one of our ablest country
exchanges, and paper that held up for the Union
as long as there was hoPe, speaks thus
We publish to-day the message of Gov. Harris to
the Tennessee legislature ste the exclusion of our
usual variety" The document is calm and dignifed
in its tone, and while we forbear any comments on
the other points in the message, we most heartily
endorse his recommending of 'the perfecting of an
ordinance by the General Assembly formally de-
clarng the independence of the State of Tennessee
of the Federal Unon renouneing its authority. and
resuming each and every function belonging to &
separate soveregnty and that said ordinance, when
it shall have been thus perfected by the Legislature
SHALL at the earliest time practicable be submitted
to vote of the people to be by them adopted or re-
iected.
The mode recommended will be, as much the act
Of the people, as if they had elected convention
for the express purpose of severing our connecIon
with the Federal Union and has the advantage Of an
immense saving of expense 1t behooves US 70 nus
band our resources much as possible. ne LUZ
the Legislature will lose no time IN pefiechng H,e
ordinance and submitting it to fair and drec' FO'e
of the people
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-04
Shipments of Provisions from Savannah. !.

Apprehensive of a scarcity of provisions in our
city, all supplies having been cut off by sea, and
provoked by the example of the United States au-
thorites in seizing ael vessels coming hIther with
cargoes to add to our stock, our citizens had be-
come greatly dissatisfied that shipments from this
point that were destined 10 feed the enemy, were
allowed to continue. This feeling took practical
turn some days ago, and vessel loaded with rice
for Boston, compelled, by party of citizens, to
discharge and take on a load Of cotton. Ii was
pretty well understood that such cargoes should
leave port for the future, during the war, and
under the circumstances Mr. Collector Boston, IN
order to prevent unpleasant collisions thought 1t ad
visable to decline issuing clearances to vessels
laden with rice and other grain. He concluded,
however. and very properly, before taking any
steps in the matter TO communicate with the Secre-
tary of the Treasury, and ask Instructions IN the
premises. The response of the Secretary was re-
ceived last night by telegraph, and we append it for
the information of ALL with the expression OF our
own admiration for Its just and high-toned senti-
ments and the hope that all our citizens will yield
cheerful acquiescence in his excellent advice:
To John Boston, Esq, Collector, de-, S0Ud7uoch:
The Government here entirely disapproves of any
interference with private property before war is
declared. Let us abide By the Law of Nations, and
protect peaceful commerce which has trusted to our
hospitality. Tell your people to have patience;
gain by respect for law than from the seizure
of few vessels Z. u. MEMNINGER.
MoNTCoNpRY .Anril 20th
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-04

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| JAMES M'LAUGHLIN q Co.,
eUcozssORs 10 A. JrSxHs)
mmissiens Feed tE Produce Merchants
BAY, OATS, CORN, BRAN AND FEED STUFF,
NO. 8 soU7R lKAREEz STREET.
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
ian3-1
Hungarian Grass Seeds,
| Q00 SACKS Hungarian Grass Seeds, for lale By
| eOVU JAMES MLAUGHLIN 4 co
Potatoes. Potatoes.
TUsT received steamer Nashville 100 barrels e1t Ne
'----- A''''0e' ~ JAMES sIS iMorAuaHIAN & CO.,
jan22-f No 8 Market street
Lard, Lard, Lard,
lust received steamer Nashville, choice lot OF Lar
J in 80 lbs kegs Fer family use for sale sg
jan27-tf Ne. Market street.
Flour. Flour, Flour.
lust received per steamer Nashville, goo bags Extra Family
" '-'' JAMES McLAuaHLN q CO.,
iaa22-n Nos Market street.
FLOUR. FLOUR.
600 BAGS Double Extra Family Flour, superior Whit
0OO just received JAMES sE f;s ssIsugHrN ;als y Co..
marl7-f No. Market street.
Rnnn LBS Hams, Just received and for sale by
OOSBO JAMES M'LAUGHLIS CO.,
mArl7-d No.s Market street,
SIDES AND SHOULDERS.
7A 600 LBS Sides and Shoulders just received
JAMES M'LAUGLIN & co..,
marl7-h No. 8 Market street
BOLTED MEAL.
100 BAGS Bolted Neal in bushel bags, for family us
Ao1 '1'' 's''' JAMES M'LIUaHLIN & co.,
uarI7-H No Market street
BRAN AND SHIPSTUFFs.
zoo BAGS Bran and shipsturs Just received and for
JAMES M'LAUGrL1N c.,
msrl7-tf No. Marketreet'ts
ZOO BAGS prime yellow and Mixed Corn, just received
~ anu W. - SEaEs MLAUeHL1N & CO.,
mArl7-H No. Market stree
LARD, LARD.
0Q0 KES prime s:i s:i Lad put up for 1uy use in
JAMES M'LAUGHLIN CO.,
marl7 IF No. Market street
Hams, Hams.
SnAA CHOICE HAMS, just received and for sale By
OUUU JAS Mel iUGHLIN SEQ.
seed Corn.
HAn SACKS Seed Corn in the Ear, for sale by
OSIU JAMES MLAUeHLIN CO.,
eb5-u
FRESH MEAL.
TUST received sale 100 sacks res Corn Meal
d JAS McLACGHLIN & co.
jan6-H No. South Market street,
HAN, HAY.
OR0 BALES Timothy and Hungarian hay, just relieved
e1tBU and for sale by
JAMES MLAUGHLlN CO.,
marI7-H No. y Market street.
OATS.
Snn BUSHELS prime Red Oats just received and for
JAMES MLAUGHLIN& 4 CO.,
FLOUR.
IN BBLS supernne, RItra, Family, and ExtrH Family,
4OU in and TO arrive per Railroad and River, for
sale conmissienby W. WATTS & CO.,
feb20-t Nc Brsadway
XTRA 6ne White and Blue Neshanock Potatoes just Teceiv
Ia ed per Gen Anderson, for sale by
marl4-u BENZ SHIELDS CO.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-04
ware TrooD. gone Through.

Yesterday morning, bat alon Of Alabama loops,
numbering sl5, passed through Rockville, On t1elr
way to Virainis. They were cordially greeted at
the Depot by large cOncGurse Of ei'Tsna zen MSi ana
great aumber of ladies OF An0Svle eInI, Cho.,s
Oooee anS awaited here the coming of the extra
train earrviOg the rest of the battalion which ar
x r;xnd eSont half past ten. Col L. c. Haynes wei
coined the Alabamians in felicitOuS speech, which
was appropriately responded to Oy Uaps rOMe LOVE 20 q
io'na Nh are daily passing our roads to offer
t";r lives for the protection of our rights and lib
inc, sne ,-;.bout having our hesrts warmed towards
tbem beipg inspired with confidence in their ability
to repel the invaders from southern soil, though
tbev were az numerous as the locusts of Egypt
Kaoruale Register. MGy2.
~ RM0VILLE'e hair Topc, fer. IAls By
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-04
Ggs 1asbbiIIs aniGn anS 5nlsritan
DaiIy IS; Tri-weekly s5; weekly Sc.
Bates OF Advertising.
RENEWABLE AT PLEASURE.

= kENEWABLE AT PLEAsURss
One Square. year. s3oEach additional Square, slO
dvertisers exceeding the space contracted
for, will be charged for the excess.
II TIE WEEKLY.
ONE per Square the first TrT CErs for each
subsequent Insertion.
Advertisements published both the Daily Weekly,
charged the full daily rates with one half the weekly rate
added.
7rGstsns Advertisements sssss Be paid for at sAs sts Of
tnseytjoR.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-04
Change OBLIGATION.

ENG eonpsIled 70 South aeeount Of the health
my family, will be located for the winter the sal
depot Of POindexer Little Co, No. IS Bsrens street, New
Orleans, where Will be pleased 70 friends, and VIII give
prompt sttsnos the sale Of all property consigned Ny
Agents. Pate and Jas scruggs, will attend depot In
Nashville and negroes that cannot be sol Nashville By IN
structing them will be forwarded Ne Hoping
By strict atten business the part Aod Ants
to merit centnuanee Of the liberal Pson reaofore *
tendsd respectfully solicit the fayos Of i wing buG
Eess in my line, either forNsshville New Orl,
novll-H WILL. L. JR.