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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-22

Governor has accepted the oer and bas also appointed
Dir. Howe TO look after any sick or wounded men
among tie soldiers Of tibet State who may DO here, and
also to perform other duties 10 which he viii from time
to time be appointed.
MAJ. McCo1IouGH.--Be Mccullough has been ap-
ponIed Brgader- enera by the Conf doraie concern,
and sent special service to take command OF Indians
on tie frontier
DELawAEr.-Tbe Governor of the state OF peia'
ware hes appointed Henry Du Pont hajor-Genera'.
This is IN excellent selection. Mr.. Du Pont gradu-
aed at Wee, Point high in his class. After years OF
actual service he resigned his commission in the army,
10 enter the business long conducted by lis family,
that of manufacturing guupowder near Wilmington
TRooPs TO ARRIvE-The United States transport
schco, ers Urbana and HoIace arrived at Havana on
the ia inst, from Puts in Texas the former with :
officers TOO piiyaes, 10 women aud % children; the
latter hired schooner Of only lS6 tuns burden. with
$50 United States soldiers. They now dne ut New
York.
GEoRGE n. SASDERs.-71s M1atS0mCJy (Ala.)
Adrerfiser has this aliusion to Geo. n. Sanders;
"There il evidently wild spread suspicion against
this distinguished individual. We hear expressous OF
II every day siTees and Is more intense IN the
interior. The apparent liberation Of ,lr. Sanders by
the high officials vho have knOwD him long, AID arc
therefore suPpoed 10 know the object of his mission,
is all that supPresses the public indignation at his
presence here
SALISBURY, Coss.-A friend from Salisbury gives
glowing account of the enthusiasm there for the conn
try Of the military dill aud Of the great pole and flag
missing. After the raising of the flag the people, one
aud oil, took the following solemn oath:
"Wth upliiied hands aud uncovered brow in The
Presence OF Almighty God eternal fidelity 10
that Tag. We pledge ourselves 10 God AID each other
t. protect aud defend it, against all enemies at all
times 10 all places, and under all circumstances, with
the las dollar OF our money aud the last drop Of our
blood
FKoN MosTGoNERY.-Tl Macon lGa.,) Telegraph
says From Il party in position TO hDow, we learn
that the military plans o Precedent Davis are bat par
tiaily disclosed Congress itsel The President
reposes perfect confidence in the capacity and qusllca
tipns Of General Lee. Men profered in abundance
o money there enough for tho and If the war
should be protacted which it is believed Will be the
Gaze, favorable prospects opeDi for the future
The utmost confidence exists of maintaining Southern
honor and Independence Mr.. Russell the special cor
respondent of The LOqd0n TINES, lett Montgomery
amply satisfied on these pOuts: let. The ORDER dociy
and loyalty Of our serve populations I'd. The substan
tia unity OF our people 10 this struggle for ndepen
denoei ID. The utter mpossibiy Of reconstruction
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THE RESOLUTIONS OF WESTERN VIRGINIA.
TIE resolutions adopted al the Wheeling Convention


lsst week were as follows:
Rs.oised Ihs. in debe.is judgment; tie ordinance
passed ty tie Convention Of Virginia on me Itl ay o. AP
iS6 anoy a. The ordinance Of Secession by which SKID Con
ve10n undertooE IN he Of the state u Virginia to
re the Of the Constitution q the United ststes by
ti sais and 70 s the tights az powers saned undef
said Coasti,uon, is unconssitu ma, null and void
Resoired That the schodue itaoned 90 The OF
sscsrson supodus and prohibiting the eec!on o. menoe
Of Congress for tins State manifest us1Ipaiion oi power 10
q E,,red That tie agreement OF tho 2h Of April 1901 be-
tween Commissioners Of the Confederate stsie and Til.
Tayng ssd agreement by which .ts whole military fosce aud
military oPso S.en,s ,sS e1tSo sDS s,.oS ~ M
President Of the Confederate ssies upon the tsus pne
Of ND Confederscy snd all The acts Of the tive officers Of
State il pgrsuancs O. .5e en- sn 90 & 1 So
aud se utterly VeTYe Vi shc ~ snd bt Of the people
B.rsd Tia, we e,nesy ur,e ard he citizens Of the
sss ege re- Sss more no ' nd w 70 5 upo
every duty Of voting ~ Tue m
Of Secession IN me hope that We i9sy hos oe ~ @
dcrlonsra,e he .ooD Of TO Meai On lie qnss0n 81 De
,s This. We earnestly reconuen5 TO the citizens Of
Westsn Virgins iof menbers o. ne tongers o. ne
United sst.s in their seye Districts IN NE she,ese OF Wy
yht % 70 Is 81 tie Constitutions OF the United States sno
~ eg Tisf We also recommend TIE citizens Of the
several oounts sud election for such peSs7s IS en-
e;sn he oPiniens eSprsssa "a re 81 o ss "
ke's'gs n q view o. s Ws.,s v.ss nj.
CONVENTION conssrz7ed IN giving eIpIes'ion 70 us ~
Of their constituents 70 declare thet !e Sl ~
assuming cAspGs tie fslauon 81 the f's'e o. ,es ly
have not only acted unwiscy ant 1c'
additionally have si0ped policy utterly flno 70 ~ se
,tssi Interests Of section eoyerirg All orr ;ia "er eo
-, m al The channels Of trade aud piosseny
R1alre5 TL., In Tic event Of ths o5din.Ss. :. ;p
ratified vote recommend 70 u peoPse q ,o
eo,e, Eere represented and All Oleri GPosd 20 ceols'o
MI, ne 10 sppo.D the lth day Of June VI et 70
Ge.s Cotveation meet On the llth o. thA noD s 1c
mace a. M, be- snsel by ths COMMITTEE he'e-slel W
ydod dssi,s sac iFc aid iAAe 'aen set.i %
county to appoint number OF Represents ves 20 80 -
ton eg al 70 double the number = " hi " W" " 80 =,
1
b. eles,si on the al ins by the aiios ~ :. ~.
General Assembly - Virginia and who c'e " 1Io 49,
Of TN. Conssnon 10 be emf sd seats IN the hAe tofeio1
| ~ members thereof
Eesofred rhet inasmucl Il conceded pchueH
thst GOV. founded the consent O. %" k"ssse -u
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tIARfSFE I'd.

APOLLONlo-pBOWN-In hauisonplsee Baptist Church,
Brooklyn, Monday Nay 20 b. tie Rev. John Duncan,
Il. ID Of Boston Mr. n 4 Apoonio Of Boston 70 Mis-, Caro-
line A, daughter THE bon Daniel P Drown Of Portsmouth,
Nh.
NCMONAGLE-BRONN-lnt this city, on Tuesday evening,
hsy a. by the Rev g. Dutchef assisted by the Rev jos ph
Mckee the Rev. !. H. NcMonLg'e sud Anna NJ Brown,
daushtc Of the late Row james AbutEe Ok Bomins Grove,
JrsHgs County n Y.
MTLLFN-WATSON-f Dixon. m Hoaday May s. by
the Rev nr LstRrop George " Mner II this city 20 Miss
Better edesi d. shles Of James A Watson eco OF tbs
former place.
MISUNDERSTANDING this city on Tharsdsy. nsy
lc by TIE Rev G. r. Roleusiein Louis Rcter stein to Mis
sarah G. Terann daughter Of the Hon DsreG T. Iiemsnn,
az o. tl.if CITY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-22
AcARp PROM JOHN n. he FORREST.

siai In your paper YOU state that used ,oe Mclo
borrowed 70 speculate my brother rosron "a -
tie case bxse received one cent osss wns M -
the Of the money my'eh and haze s G ppo,h,os
have now owing re DsRsEtmsn so"s III s "a
into ,oubs and paying the per centsrs si oio ana n ~
ceiyipy IN reora srShins kept sesg a.ips Porss
.hon, $40 per month Interest," and there aye ,,seIs
- ,,.ek bat FOR much lees snornt have
nths ssne IN this for the last too year. 70!
@ -, . l. a, done lestiusey, but in consequence Of ess
,ier losses which Is unnece.sary 20 ns1uon hesc
oeos beer brcasht Thu. The parties tnsf raw
spss res Ills money With bat ore eteePen nav
an. II of 90 cent on the amouns now
& IA ore party received about 10 per ceps Asfof
rum H"s3 ~ ", a. ''' yOFIs H. DE fORREsf,
ttfwh WV =" Et-odees Third PfsSsret
A.. Io,k Nay IL lfsl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-22
limited STATES DisTRIcT-ATToRNEps OFFICE
"' May II

A ZOUAyG ARRESTED TOR COtsIEhfktlN".
One of the volunteers in Zouaye costume accom-
riel b, nj. o and Metropolitan Policeman appeared In
H.. .lc Attorney aofcc to-day where TIE policeman pre-
f srFe adjust aid ZOusye FOR having IN lis possession
ore countcl coin The coio was soni 70 the thensl
PM fot examinations pronounced genuine wheenPon
te U,t Attorney discharged him but the oeer refused 70
c.n h money atDs that tho Justice Of the Police Cqr At
-. Msket having decided tie 70 be counterfeit he
coS not voit up The Zouave then went 10 the Name
Cunt and suit fsr false imprisonment efslhs ne
hat tho MONEY! which cAusd his arrest received by him
ron the Union Defense Committee 10 sss nm ss volunteer
"a the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-22
COURT CALENDAR-Tnis pAL.

COURT CALENDAk-THl DAT
UNITED STATFs DISTRICT CoURr.-The Jury coYoo-
dsr and No. a the Admiralty calendar will be called
SUPREME CoURT-GEsERAL TERY.-None numSr-
pted calendar continued.
SUPREME CoURT--CiRcUIr.-Nos. as III, los5,
s7s, III, 1923. e5l 787, s25, 365. 96l, HIS 957
SUPREME RT-CHAsBERs-REsERyED CAsEs--
nos 10 H. ~ ~ go 81, IS, a. ~ 81, il3 ZIG, lSs III
SUPERIoR CoURT.-Part Moe. 1913 Ill., 1911
i 10 1882 l7es 1852 ISL 1884, iii, 49, 1923 533, liza
- 10 P%t Il-Nos 1880 1873, 1914 1874 lss, 1902 1904
l6s5 - 80 ~ 49, ' $3.50
CoUKr OF CoNMoS PLEAs.-Par Mos. 500.
l2ei 1860 1879, 1881 1881 i2st isc2 - - -
%, 80, 81, s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-22
sURRoGATFYs CoUBT-M,r 2l.-Befoge snroslte WKsr.
WILLS ADMITTED TO PROBATE.
~. teeeaa gH syaQl

10 prbs Deceased e his estate 10 his waowi the residue
ry afeT her death 20 two-thirds 20 the Roman
Cs.hoc Orphan Asylum and one third to - Mrys Church.
sr u,A on the sci conn ected with that Church
The wills Of the following named persons deceAsed were ad
iflga 10 probate. Alexander Cohen j. W. Ian gon samuel
Wsdo Peter Pratt Emily e. jcssup Francis Bartt Gin
ton O. Bid Letiiis AstoT FrAncs rhare John N Ahsots,
lean Nobeek David seden, Jsns caves JosePa hnshtoa
Nicholas NJ SudsD, and tie Rev. John iuAisiu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-22
corRr or COMMON PLEAs-srycnL TEEx-M.Y 2l.-
Before Judge BRADY.
Murray act Murruy-Diyorce granted.

Guild oct. Umbach.-Motion granted -,
Ionsn ag Psytsn opened and cause ordered to
be placed on cslendaI June Term Painth to dbuse-
attending entry Judgment on default o. ~ costs OF TINS
motion to defendant, 20 ebiae event -.
Ross Inqu st set aside The payment Of $40 d
b nese, fee for the May aud osbuTenents on en-
terns Judgment to be pad IN ten days Ae service OF ms 0us
or motion denied, with y 10 costs - -,
H I, ssers-Motioa denied without costs sna with leave
10 renew on further papers n 80 advisable.
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Has-a-a-a
CRY ITEMS.

MEDALLION OF President LIrcoLs.--Mr Ellis, the
sculptor, has recently returned from Washington.
where he has been engaged in preparing Indian med
ais, bringing with him fine medallion portrait of Mr..
Lincoln, modelled from life. II is pronounced very
faithful likeness by those familiar with the face of the
original, and is excellent as a work Of art. limited
number of proof copies for sale at Ball. Black e
Co.'S.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-22

Prison for two ye,r. John Grsac for indecca1y srpss
peon was seutencsd 70 the Peuttesxt Tor q daya ~
Cons 10, false Peteases seaeaosd 70 the Peuitsa 10y ~
90 days John Ward for grad inrceny sestsscsd ~
State Prison yes Eagsu for se prstsnssA ~
sentenced to the State Prison for two yssIa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-22
LAW LNTFLLIGENCE.

SUPREME COURT-CsAABzss.-MAr a.-Be.ors Justice
lNGRAhAh
Edward n. Nevin ct al. agt Samuel Hatton.-Mo-
ten Dismissed with liberty after stPnlation l. re
Samuel Booth sg Benjamin nseMOtOn granted with
D.,
fred'ks Elan eat Henry GrumIael dL,lsed with
costs aud : 10 costs Of motion.
The Ea. River Bank sg Joseph PARK ct s-Moon granted
without costa
Ch~Ie. NJ Rose set solomon Bela sl-Motion denied
T. g. Peterson o. GL sg Leroy n. SheT-Moti0n granted
without stay o examine plaintiff.
J. h. saDIe. ait Andrew Motion granted on terms.
Charlie B Dnh Sc. AIT O. farewell The Same agt Iheo
dore Dlton The eg J. B. de Agreda Orocers BANK
samuel T. FriDck ag Thomas II. Perry q al VIM. X Mart
st Robert MsMenery VIM J. Whitney egt James Bigor
Chsrr. Rose Agt Solomon Bos OF al Arti ans Bank AIT
L. Albeit H. Is. Claim nj at Simon Haas. john u Gar
roll ag Robert j. NadeWstT 1t a. Artisans Bank oct VI H.
Blow ct al Chasuqus County Bank agt stanton Carr
sat Morrsa Carr Ninshsner agt Seu5ens ct al 5soon'
Henry c. Hubert E. al ss James C. Motion granted
for second Friday Of June
Josephine Waters agt Erassus G. wstersReierred; to 81
Ulshoetur, esq
Asns' Bank agt ThonaIs J. OSkley-Motion granted on
payment 10 lsue remain tue same ard notice o
trisi served be good Tor the preen Term
Julius SuGsn al sgt Simon NeiL-Motion grsned, with
Albert L. de Puget ag E B. Harmed ct s.-MoOn denied
Before Justice CfERKy.
John Gardner et al. agt. Daniel Tyler, ~c.-Amend'
meuts allowed
MULIS.
The Wisconsin Marine and Fire Insurance Company
BANK Ags John Acknowledgment. affirmed, whou, costs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-22

COMMITTEE on NATIONAL AYFAIRs.-The Com
mittee Of the Common Council on National Afain
met yesterday to take action in reference to the otss-
quies of Col. Vosburgh. 1t is understood that the
programme of arrangements will be left entirely with
the military authorities. The Committee meet again
this morning in reference to the same subject.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-22
COURT OF GENERAL sEssEoNs-nAY 2l-seisre Juds,
49, McCVSN.
w po.,,.u - ", as Tenfh street pieaded guilty

LI. - = = u -
N policy for 70 cents TO John ksns on the ilth
~ ApI A Pow had shut about month NV aitins
trial he was sentenced 70 day plAonue. ~ we Sy
r5n on promise la. thee shoud 6e repetition Of the
oSonse.
Paul ghTer for ecving stolen goods ca pes OF gully was
sent 20 tho State Prison FOR two years
Wa Gil.s pasdsd guilty Of ssnspt a. burglary In tho
third S.s.. IN breaking into the We rreshyer!G Church
RIOS - nd Crle street sudtasirg certain clothing belong
ips 20 tho ser.on. Penitertary one yea. Adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-22

PRTzE COMMISSIONERS TO BE APPoKIED.-To-day
United States Dstric-Attoney Smith will move in the
United States Circuit Court before Judge Nelson fos
the appointment of Prize Commissioners take charge
of and apprase tie vessels and cagoes that have bsen
or may be seized during the suppression of the rebel
lion, aud report to The Court.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-22

IAdycrtisenentl

No. e. 4NV W
NJ a,,oan,s HoxEoPArnrc CCRATyE for Seansl Eusfs.
lions rsounsy Discharges and consequent Rosiraion No
debsy l. found TO be all that "a represented rrcs - 500
er bos Bold by Drusgs Address ettsfs 70 fuliR k>h
No. l3 Nflli.m-sl-, New.krk
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Tn, CorBr OF sssslo.s.-The Kings County Corr

IHF OVI IT IT In. .N77c. -
of eors opened yesterday ny Judge Garrison and JUS
es slwo md Syker. The Grand Jury made their p.ese
net Of indictments ioand alien etssihed a. ouo"
Inanalashsr, % degree aaut ard battery ~h ,n.eh
~ assault and battery 2; sssan officer, attempted APE
foryery I'd dcrre. a. ycducton IL ndscst exPosas IL res
and tamui Ei,deroAroI ssns lqgo. wlthoas iesnss
5; getting money under fal,s frstsn,e 81 Illegal So'e Az
tai a.. -. ..,,.ua.a.
Wm. Bray Join Rooneyt for fosefJ a. Pstss r., 80
erfelt Bills We Rhg hsOn Bant hs,s ssso , va sc.l
40 orto he imprisonsd for dss Adoph ,io.nA toi
f,rey IT. posing counssJfets bills vas
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Sereiots Of proSucc.

Mar 2-i2O50 bbI. eonr $40 do Corn Meal $3.50 bush
WI sat- 20 90 lush Corn ~ 500 bush Oet 23i3 Wh,ky
~ do. Ashe. 7Sl DC Proyisi'ns, AIS do Lard
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tAdveItlsemsnt.l

p.sss Mr,rUs with splendid performances both afsfsscz
and evening At Zach which The sA,ioc Play sss ssds
Room 4 "a be produced there vn probably % sa'" =
ytsi,op.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-22

EXCISE CoyaIsIosERs.-Messrs. Holmes and Has.
kett met in the Common Pleas Courtroom yesterday,
and received six applications for licenses four of which
were granted The other two being imperfect wero
laid over. The new Commissioner, Noah A. Childs.
was sworn in aud was elected Secretary Of the Board.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-22

SuFFocATEp.--Coroner Schirner held an inquest
v.da, a. No IS Baxter street. upon the body q PaiiioA
in native Of Ireland years Of age who died Of sudoes.
ta On MONDAY ught IL appears that decessed some yess
S,o Vas sho Ia the throat and that time ia. boon obliged
10 s tube hroug which 10 breathe On going bone on Mon~
dsy nst he ts tube when he sppf
TUE Immediately closed eui before be cord sg.in insert the
abe he ssd verdict TO the above eject ws rsr'
dered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-22

FeRerSG PRosissoRY NoIEs.-hrs. Julia A. Nor
ris boarding house keeper, was arrested yesterday
charged with forging the name of Dir. Smith j. East
man, Of No. 20 Broad street to three promssoy notes.
amounting in all 800 u.s. which she passed to Mr.
Robert Hamilton, in payment for furniture. II
further alleged that she has frequently forged AIR.
Eastman name to paper. Justice Osborne committed
her for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-22

CHARGg OF FRAUD.-Erastus Wbeaton, Of No. liz
East Thirteenth street arrested yesterday charged
with having by fraud obtained the signature OF Messrs
WIN. T. Coleman Co. to two acceptances for 5000
EACH on which be obtained the money from third
party and appropriated il TO his own use. He was
taken before Justice Connolly and held TO bail IN
so 600 to answer the charge. He states that he 10
shipping merchant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-22

Rrorors DEsossTRATroS.--At q late hour on
Monday nst party Of Gemsns, who fei. greatly enIAssd
.ssnt Mr. Water living Of Allen and DeGncey streets
aIe an attach on his house with and bckbsis
ceeed 10 d.nohing the second story Window Csp nsv
ofthe Tenth Ward Police with pstoon Of early %
the spot ard arrested q the Rioters who locked ~ Toe
examination The other ilsorderes alsde LeiE escape
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-22

BopIrs FoUNp IN THE WArER.-The remains OF
Al about Of ave feet eight inches 10
Light aud deed red flannel ht black psnis add orogsns
ve found eosng the DOCK n pier No North River TO
ali body bad beea 10 the water Tor three or ioes
months nothing found in the pockets BY which he could
be Identified.
mae ~hose e unknown wss found N the vs;s,
Al ME No. a. North River Deceased about ~ OF
s feet eght hight sandy hsiT-pertiauy bald
.ad .tee He nsd Heavy blue overcast deTk vest oat
tod nearly 10 his chin white muslin shirt blue and orcwu
pant. silk neckerchef hnd cstskn boo- In NE poctees
were found 4et containing ioa cent? an oea op lnnos
so the Hon Edward Everett and some CARDS. On
WI, was tha L ~ J. Jeitcnp -
Bob the bodice were conveyed to Bellevue Hospital desd
bo foot Of street whore Coroner schiIrner VIII
ho nques From partial examination Of the romans there
auueafed 20 be no msrks OF violence on them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-22

bulls Had Vetc- York Cattle Market Tuesday,
Mrv 2O.-The market opened this morning with about
300 head OF bulocks in the saepeps al Forty fourth
street, aud coon became evident that feeling pre-
vailed among buyers and sellers that the market was
overstocked, and that prices must reeede from the
rates Of ti day week and this hes accordingly been
the case sellers say % the extent OF hall cent
pound on the net weight Of bulocks. Ibe buyers.
however do not cOncaT IN this opnlon though must Oh
them acknowledge that they bought their STOCK owcr
than last week. Our opinion H. THAI while the pficcs
paid really the rates per pound that is gcne,
ally 81 cents pound Tor the meat, sinking onais
ard cent? for the choicest quality the butchers nave
either got better estimaes OF weight, OF better q,ahy
Of cattle at the raes OF Last week 90 tnal tue
not Is good to-day rs il was this day week for the
droyer The prospect OF the second day i no better
and that Il may be remembered, was most decidedly
dun last week.
though not quite 80 heavy tie average Last week,
and although the sales to-day appear 10 average az
much per pound net, il does not give the droy.r as
much per pound on the live weight. We do not nno
anv one with stock poor enough 10 quote below elgut
cents, and although there are a good many prime fat
steers none IRE quoted nine cents pound net.
The :ota number reported at FOtyfourh street Last
week was 1858, and 3I were taken by ccntracton
for Washngtop leaving 1896 for the supply OF the
market and a. viii be drawn ont OF the supply
here to-day, and few more are expected IN the
morning, shall have abont 400 head more than last
week. just that number more than toe city oucnes
actually require and we shall DO surprised II the tas
OF drove DO not drag low before TO MORROW night, az
the prices Of aide beef from the hooks are not az gooo
ard mutton and veh are three cents pound lower,
which will in some measure affect the price Of beef.
The weather to- lay has been very favorable for busi-
pess-partiay clear and cool very cool for the time
of YEAR The proportion Of cattle sold to-day will not
be ss large was lsst Tuesday, the market at no
time being 90 lively and part Of the day extremely
dull Several butchers retired before completing their
purchase expecting 10 be able to make better ones To-
morrow.
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SUPERIOR COURT-SPEmAI TEEr.-M,Y 2l.-Before j
ice koBHKTsOE.

SUPERIOR COlhI-SPKtiAI Ikkh--oAA Els-bcVte Sas'
tics hoBBKrsOs.
ANOTHER yOLuHTEER DISCHARGED.
An application was made by the mother Of Francis
Hsnn volunteer IN Col Duryea's Advsnce Gnad fo the Dis
rsre OF her sou witt % kbos corpus having been served
on COL Durye Lieut. Joseph = Nols Instructed 10 attend
20 the tie appeared before the Court and made in
du!y enlisted Ia the ieginsnt II
pa.rng howeyer that the volunteer DR. rge sd hsc en-
without the consent Of his parent the Court or
dsred hi chsrse 81,
Cyrus W. Field agt. Daniel Ii. Sands ct al.-Order
q be entered on two d4yF notice -
THiAI TgRH--Bcfore Justice HOPFHin
An ATLANTIC CABLE SPECULATION AND HOW IT PAID
Samuel " ~ Ward sgt. Charles L. Tiffany ethl
In August 1853 the plaintiff was IN the gentlemen
Furnishing busuess and thinking that good specua ion could
be made out Atlsuc Telegraph eIcienen gave Mess
Tiffany Co two orders each FOX 1905 pieces Of cable ~ the
rat, oil per hundred He claims the that they
should be supplied within week OF the date u the order and
they ready OF the multitude Of orders
L. supplied that when the defendants furnishes nm ii
few pieces they badly prepared that he had
10 tprn them He csius damages for t2O the difference
bstween the contract and the make price. 80
Mr. Howard co,k OF Tiffany Co, testified thai the pam
the which entered, but btt MOI complying
ia thr RUE Of tho house poy ces 1t the time he las no
eo hst ne could them that the defendants were ready
10 execute The within the prescribed time and tho only
reason fr delivering the full amount OF me order wes s
rl-intid wrud not pay
The psI9s counsel sstsd the Court TO charge that the
signed by the defendants With the orcefs entered INTO
~ order book constitute copleto contract for goods 10 pc
ia Tor on devery that psrce evidence could not H.
The Court declined charge the Jury who rendered aver
dict for the plaintiff fer $50.
For nl.ata W. r. Macay and s p Nash iog defendants,
VIM fuller and II. d. Gardiner