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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-07

motion discharge from custody down for Tuesday
THE 6RIDIRON RAILROAD.
The appeal from Judge Leonard order Of injunction
the Seventh Avenue Railroad set down for the third
Tuesday.
Edward H. Gillian agt. Oliver Slate, jr, ct al
Reference ordered Samuel Jones' esq Plaintiff costs g be
paid BY the defendants other than Henry Lyle % and M
Gardiner. M .r..- "a -.
Eds.rd. retePSu executor sgt Mary O. Ed~"d'ee
VIM. e. Dodge executor sgt Charles Thurson ct A-ses
Issc Gsry al sgt the NewYork ard Liverpool United
s"es Mall steamship ComPsnyJndgmens on MI ,9
defendant, with leave TO plaintiffs TO amend costs 10 ABIDE
event
CHAsBERs-MAr 6--Before Justice BARNARD
DECISIONS.
Antonio j. Fernandez ct al. agt. T. q. Sch0mburg et
sRelered Samuel Zones esq take proof TO the sc
alleged Ia defendauts' sihdsvts
Henry stokef sgt r. w. Potte-Mo.on granted with $40
costs. .. . !,
Newton Dersl ag. John C. James OF Defendant allowed
10 come and defend, condition that he his answer
and ell in the action Judgment and levy II
to stand as security II defendant does comply within
days. tue motion Is denied with 10 costs.
VIM Bills ct al sgt. Thomas r. Everett e. srhe party,
Morris Roberts jr must appear aud submit to an examination
John Kellogg a. 81 ag Solomon Naturalization granted
In re- petition Of H. Wells general guardian, Recorder
Thos Anderson as Edwin D. Morgan jMoon FOR attach
uisnt granted =, ~, -. III.
Charlie. Fox 81 a. act. McDonsld ct s-DaAat get s"e'
Costg( f10) abide oyent.
lanes Gordon AIT Samuel O. DoUgherty ct a-hoton graft
ed with SO cos 10 abide event , 49,, -.
Oscar V. yton, &c sst X. y. Conneb-Monon %Aneo,
10 DO appointed by tho Count otherwise denied win DIV
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TIE london Literary Gazette rays there is a rumcr
that Mr.. Dion Boucicaul, who has been reapng such
golden harvest from "The Colleen BGwn," at the
Adelph Theater proposes to invest his earnings in the
erection OF new theater. We hear that the theaer is
to be on scale of completeness with which none OF
our present establishments can We ana 10 Pos'e.' al
the mechanical adaptations which enable some Oh inc
Paisim thsaters to present sPeetaeles combining eA'
IRENE beauty with such wonderful illusions and siege
effects.
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TIE ANNIVERSARIES.
TrEspAY. NAY Z.

Kzw-YoKx sUvpAY-sonooL UnoS-Mee,ing Of Mission
Schools a. Irving Hail. at o'clock Other schools In varl
Qua churches see Programmed Anri5eEssEy meeting at y
o'clock, p m.
AMERICAN CONGREGATIONAL USIoS-Annyeisry exercises
at the Church Of the Pilgrims Brooklyn. Address b the Rev.
Dr. j. +. Thompson, at o'clock, p M
AwKRicAs AID FoREIGN CHRISTIAN UNIoy.- Anniversary
exercises living Hail. opposite Academy Of Muc, at 10
o'clock a.
ASSOCIATION or USlyERsALIsrs.-Annusl sermon In the
Rev. Dr. Chlus Church by the Rev. Willard Ssuldiog Of
Salem Mass, at :. O'clock ?. m.
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TIE traffic Of the Great Western Railway Of CANADA
for the week ending May was $4,000, al increase
of$ .0OO over the corresponding week OF 1860.
The Philadelphia BaEitai Of Saturday evening, IN
noticing sales Of Pcnnsy vaua State Elves at 10 on that
dly--ile lowest point they have touched since Tue COM
mence a oDt Of the war troubles remarks:
Nih B3sOC eco ofucw loan coming On the nnke and ne
red elton tho Of capitalists snd sKpa)rs, hl deP'
atom IL 81 lou bee inevitable aI hfnt.eiJ o.
nssg-cd that prurf' yta hty proved h'~I ae 10 pay e
IN eest on odd effect u4iy Ntff iaist itui.H
"a the principal Is q.o fet,t tn the re'otal'L g. Ps"
ard usus speIiiy 10 cary very Hnch IhsrI dep ,
The fourth annual report OF the Piltsburg, Fort
Wayne Chicago Railroad has justbeen Issued From
cursory glance over its pages We find that the earn
ngs Of the line for the last year were S|JJ'''' o.
being An Increase over the earnings Of the previous
wear oil $685. o. or thirteen and sevon-'onts pr
cent TIE expenses OF the road for the slme pen
are given al sl573795 g. orsiyyteven and oae'ihifd
per cent Of is entire earnings Although there !. an
ipcrea.e OF thirteen and balt per cent ol ne, ealLigs
per nile Of rod during the year, as compared VIII o
previous year yet this increase per cent J. no qai %
e percentage decrease busn'ss FOR iooo over ioG'
owing 10 the TACT that in the single item OF mainen
ance Of way;" there Is increase Of f|'o IeV % VI
liiy-lhree and eight. enihs per cent.
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See notice 800 reward in our advertising cOlumns.

CENTRAL PARK CoHAislosERs.-Ata meeting Of
the Central Park Commissioners, held On Saturday
Last K. n. Batchfofd, ESQ.,. reelected President,
Ardrew H. Green esq. Treasurer, aud Mr Fields Sec
rotary. Mr. Gray having declined the Office Of Vice
President, Henry g. Stebbers was elected Vee-Presi-
dent Of the Board. Tie Board intend TO prosecute
work at tie Park though extensively as hereto
fore Tie planting OF trees is going forward Wig
ofousy. Several hundred troops belonging TO the
Scott Life Guard comfortably accommodated at the
old arsenal on the Park. Large numbers of people
visit the Park daily. The season has been very back
ward but tue foliage and yerdure are now rapidly de-
developing their Spring be.u,ies.
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ITALY.

TURIx, Wednesday, April D. 1851,
TIE No.ioH, states hat TIE southern soldiers OF The
garrisou o Mondoyi have protested against TIE letter
OF CEN Cigliiui TO Garibldi aud arrests have been
made in consequence. Tie It1ia fays that tie state
OF things at Naples has considerably improved.
TUaiS, Thursday, April %, !sol.
perfect reconciliation has taken Place between
{ ribali, Count CavOur, and Gen. Cladinl EaioA!h
had au iniery ew with Count Cayolr followed by AN
Other with Cen Ciadini. He aferwSd LETT Turin and
proceeded to the villa Pallaviccini. ....
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COURT CALENDAR-TRIs DAY.

SUPREME, COURT-GENERAL TERH.-Ennnera'eu
Nos H. IS rs H. 49, 49, 90 81 2 49, 49, 49, A. 49, IS, 49,
~, 49, WOO 1,2
SUPRynE CoURT-CIRcUT.-Parti. Nos. 7O3 I45,
749 8l5 $50 5JJ 83g &c., 81, d1o, go, u.s. $40 SOL
$50, 9e3, S75, 1903, lCll ,,.r 600 ,,-7
SUPTRI0R CoURT-Part Mos. 1865, SS9, nv,
TornT OF CovaON PLEAs.-Part Nos. S2,
5000 ala 228 si7 7ll g37 238 49, 8Gl b9J S s b w
Nos G56 96 sG6 81o $751; l4, 1880 2se sOi w. u.s.
gOt COS. gJT 4f9
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LAZY INTELLIGENCE.

SUPREME COuRT-GFyER.L TsHn-MAy 6-BeoFe Jus'
uces ClERKz. LgssARD uHd b@EhAkD
me POLICE CAsts
The caFee of the old Policemen who sue for back
rsy were Get down. by consent counsel for argument on the
second Friday Of tlus term.
THE HAcKLEY CONTEMPT.
The hearing of the argument in the case OF Bachey,
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Gorses, Carriages, &f.

FINE RAY HORSE, - hands high, can trot
u 4. ,npt.s black Cana alan. French PONY, warranted
to ,rot in minutes pair of6ay HORSES FOR s% a n 'ea4
,g.sor : g0 PONY for boys gils to T and aSADDLE
~ gRIDLE; bsy MARE, set light HARNESS. a. good as
ne,ys / set DOUBLE II ARNEsS, ROCkAWAf and pole
os1WAGON. No, University place. corner 4h.st
IARRIAGES-M0TT,sS COMPANY, No. 656
Broadway Bond.st have hand, aud are nspuao'
turing oidtT, various styles OF hrschss Necs OF new
designs embracing close and curtain quarter CQA(Hs Cal
passn GER ROCKAWAYS PHAbrONS, &c. all made light and
Durable and warranted which they offer at reasonable prices
EOR SALE. A handsome dark-chestnut
Il HORSE, f1r saddle s;nsle, double harness Also,
WAGON aad HARNESS If desired. Apply al No. 80 Great
Jones ST.
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SECOND HOARD.
MoynAY. May 6, IsGl-p. m.


The Stock Market this morning opened firmly with
IN advance on Government Stocks, which are IN de-
manj and well held. The Stocks of the Border States
did not vary much in price from last quotations. and
they still remain very scarce for immediate delivery
Railroad SHARES generally show advance, aud tie
ia an active demand among the brokers for cash stock,
particularly for New-York Central Erie, and Illinois
Central in all of which deliveries made with diff
Guilty. The market at the Second Board showed an al
vance Of about rer cent on Illinois Central but no
important changes in other Stoke. Tie various issnes
OF the Federal Government We're strong, aud in good
demand for nve,iuent. The market closes steady.
The market for foreign bills is not yet fairly opened,
and rates are heavy. We quote the range AZ 9Si to
1914. Francs are 5.Jj4jij.
Freights-The rates are firm, but the offerings are
light To Liverpool, q, 600 bushels Wheat at G.. n
6ld chiefly in bulk 600 bbls Flour at %. 3D., and
Corn, in bulk, at Cd. 20 hhds. Talow at 2s Cd; BY
steamer 500 pkgs. Butter ut 35s % boxes Bacon at
3js 30 bids. Hams at 35s 300 pkes. Cheese at 5Os.
To London 600 bbls Flour Mt e. I'd. a2s. ID, and
20 tuns heavy Goods AZ as. ca.
Tie business Of the Sub-Trasury was: Receipts,
s742j6 69-for Customs 81 600 OO PaymentH 81 o.
O39 30; Balance, s. G5J,9tS So.
The detail Of the earnings Of the Galena and Chicago
Union Railroad Company, for the week ending AlFil
70
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TURKEY.


CoNsTtSrISOPLE, April w. 1861.
The new financial scheme has been published. 1t
differs widely from that proposed by Sir H. Bnlwer,
and gives general dis. aiis;a lion. Omar Paha has
been nominated 10 the command of the army in
Roumehi
special conference Of the foreign representatives
Is likely TO he held on tie affairs of Montenegro.
Troops ard money have been sent TO Beyront
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cA1crrrA ANn CHINA MANS.

The Vaotta, with the above mails, arrived at Mar
settles at D. ~ on tie 9th mails left for London at
1890 p ID. The Ceylon left Malta at midnight on tie
st aud may be expected at southampton on the o'n'
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IQSJ THE PENNSYLVANIA F2H1
IOOi CENTRAL RAILROAD. Il W
CRFAT DOTBLT-TRACK ROUTE

GREAT DOrBLE-TRACk ROUTE.
TEE GREAT SHORT LINE 10 rliE WEST.
Office NO Aston hoUse, csuerof raey t.
Facilities for tie transportation OF assergef - ana nom 1n'
cin ats Chicago. Lous s. Paul HssNie, henLhis view;
Oilean., and all other towns Ia The West '"Ih."e al
Through trains for the Wee, leave ScHI foot Of Court
landt-fi -Mornne Spres Eveoing bHpcss, p M
Sleeping and smoking cars on al the trains ,,
Faro always low aud the time quick az ~ any othe1
sr this route Fei.h Of 81 descriptions can be forwsrlcio
uirois Wisconsin, Iowa. or Mifoun b. RAILROAD pi-
RECT, TO port onthe na'gaos r'e Of TIE West b.
lie rates q Feign any point the West By the
enHyivania RsI I'D are az al rs - % are 90 ed
IN their Freight TO this COMPANY rely
with confidence or It's speedy transit
THIS Company also maifa' al Llsisni AccoMiNPa4 i'n
Lire by Aich patti GLg Wcstwad ENJOY cboap aud
c0pIole mode Of conveyance oncbsf the Grscas fs9s
Of fae. J t. ELLIOTT Pa,'eugor Agent No Asor House
No / Astoi House ard No South Wilamtt
MCDONALD BlscHoFf, Emigla1,,t B. Asen',,
ENoCH LEWIS. General sup't' Altoona Pa.
ITOR NEWBURGH, POCGHKEEPSIE, and
L. RoNDOUT-SteaneI TIOS. POWELL, EVERY Az
IERNOUN, i9on foot OF Jsy-st al z p. M
uOUSATONIC RAILROAD.-New Arrange
1 L meut-C1nmeu,ias May !. 1907 Two through tair,
dsi,, both ways Leaving New YoIk by th. Newiok AID
field at 3l5 Leaving Piit.hed At a. and $50
P H. arriving - new YIN - ci1s. nGST P,s.ideu,.
NEW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD
~ PASSENGER TRAINS leage via iayonLa Fey aud
Lore Dock nom foot n Chan jers''t.
DUNKIRK EXPRESS at a.
MAIL q, $50 a. ~ TINS Train emains over night at IL
mira and proceed. the Dest mo,5iae. ,,
WAY at 4ao p RI, for Mldde'o"n' Ne"ol'sn ala i'ef'
ST EXPRESS, day at5: p N. The train Of Saturday
'f CHAS. MlNOT, General SupI
NAraAsrL Massu Receive.
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The Projects have reported TO the Minister Of The To-
,e,or that he sassacres Warsaw have excited The
pity and anger Of the population in every depar'let
in France. ard have pfodu,ed the warmest sympathy
Tor he Poles
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Ola.

The Calcutta mail will also arrive to-mOrrowi the
t.lerraphc reports unsatisfactory, in consequence
il is supposed, OF tic iarniae.
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CITY ITEMS

Ssow-FLAKEs AND FLowERs--MAY wEArnsn-
Wednesday, May I, sunshine and showers chilly,
raw uncomfortable, May day and ice made 1T night
quarter Of an inch thick.
Thurday, May @ sunny, but chilly; stout ovsreoats
comfortable at midday. a'tu tf
Friday May 8, mild in the morning, with clouds and
sunshine till the afternoon; then cold rain set in, and
continued all night. . .-.sr.9 .4
Saturday, May 4, the rain tnrmed to snow which fell
fast and furious for hour or two after SUNRISE until
the ground, few miles north Of the city, was quite
white. Roads showed in long white liues. Fences
ard farm buildings were hecked with white spots and
early Spring flowers mingled their fragrance with the
beauty of snow-fakes. Apple buds, Just beginning to
show the pink color shone ont through green leaves
whened with the falling snow 1t soon vanished, but
the beautiful buds remain, and win be in full bloom in
a few days.
The afternoon OF Saturday was clear and mild, the
evening cold enough for overcoats and mttens, and
Sunday May 5, everything was covered with, .
heavy white FROST which went off coon after sun rise,
but the day was chilly for sunny day in May,
and moderate fire in the sittipgToom very cofortas
be. The evening clear and cold.
Monday, May q. Another cold, DRILLING rain, begin
ming in the night, and stopping all farm operations Of
the day that tend toward complaining. Potatoes
already in the ground lie cold and wet, and scarcely
show any sign of life. Earyplanted corn is rotting
This is the record of the state of the weather in the
country, just outside Of the city, mp the Hudson. OF
conre above the Highlands, it has been much moro
severe, and has probably killed most of the fruit Per-
baps it has here, some of the buds very for
ward SO is the foliage Of all trees, both fruit and
forest indicating that complaining time is near not
withstnding May has opened with such gloomy proc
poets. Let us trust still ia seed time and harvest"
INSTITUTION FOR THE DEAF AND DUnR.-The ex-
hibon OF the pupils at Irving Hall will take place on
Thursday, May 9, at O'Clock P. Tickets Of admis-
sion, 10 cents to be had at tie door.
The LATE BISHOP 0sDERDoyX.-Tbe funeral Of
tie le Bishop Onderdonk will take place at Trinity
Church thus afternoon when the church will be draped
in black. Bishop Potter and several hundred Presby-
ters in foil canonicals will take part and the services
WILL nearly possible, be choral throughout. Mr..
Cutter tie oga1is. OF the church, will preside at the
organ assisted by Dir. O. Jerome Hopkins, who will
play Beethoyens Dead March, with other pirate
Music.
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The national flag will he raised from the roof Of prs
mary school No. H. in Oliver street. Tuesday after
noon 7il inst. at O'Clock, with appropriate exercised
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BELLEVUE HOSPITAL MEDICAL CoLLrGr.-At thA
conclusion of the able lectures of Prois. f. II. HaiIl.
ton AMI Jas. r. Wood Oh Military Surgery, meeting
Of the physicians and students was bed yesterday at
Bellevue Hospital to testify their appreciation and ten
der their thanks for the course.
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Mnrketg-CAHEIUIIY kKFOETED FOR rHE y. Y. rRlnrSR.
NoNpAI. MAY t, 1861.
AsHEs-The inquiry Tor Pots T. fair at t2! PeSr' in
demand at - 3. .
C,uruN-Ibs market !. dull. aid nominal 4 heavy r1ia-
storm hA, intoTed with buscs We repeat nominal quota
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[AdvertiseHen t

PRICES OF ENGLISH CARPET1HG REDUCED
great opportunity offered Cor bargains In Spring Car.
peiirs English Mediion Vee, CARPETS 81 wide bras,ais
n oepy snd neai Carpets, Rugs Mats Mating WE dow
Shades Table and fiaoo Covers pur.,s Stair Carpets snd
Rods Dutch Capeng &C, display ed IN ten spacious sSss
rooms at HIRAM ANDENsoN's No % Bowery Houetcoe<n
and cATpet egyeIs are invited 10 cal.
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There ii no change in The money market to notice,
excepting perhaps a sIiyt amelio7on IN the rates on
paper On demand the supply continues abundant a
; a. cent. We hear Of no failures on Saturday or To-
day # importance and the tone in the mercantile
world appears TO be more hopeful.
The Bank Of Commerce las sent The following cir.
cuIgr IN liz rr,snoudcptg.
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TAdvertisenlen

WARS AND RUNORs OF WARS, but BARNuM
conpues to enlist the attention Of the multitude and keep HE
Maenrn fu Read his advertisement in another column and
YOU will see the cause.
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Gteamboats ano RaaroaSs.


NETWORK. HARLEM, and ALBANY r. r.
MO ALBANY TROY SoIsTh and NEST NE sPIss si
last EYprrss Train ON 26h station For WiamsoIdse'
"D''' A'"' D'''' JGHN BURCHILI, Asst Sept.
DAY BOAT for ALBANY. Steamer AMERICA
~ will leave New-York from foot Iisnisonsi every Mon
day "Wednesday and Friday, at o'clock a m ing
"WEDNESDAY April ~ touching al tue lein'cl4'e '''uiDs
SsTATEN ISLAND FERRY.-Fare SIX Cents
Whiehats'., eat side Of tine Battery.
MOT ACKNOWLEDGMENT ISLAND FERRY
~ to EEw-BRI9hToN, ShUd HAh6oiS fAClotA-
Edm The -S foot of Wh.ehss: east side
the bsiiesy
JNOR NORWAI.K DIRECT, connecting with
l. the Dsnbury Railroad The stcaiacT ALICE PE.E
snd SATfEpAY' A. D. in Leaves Norwslk Oh MONDAY,
WTpNEsDAY, sud FRIDAY, at 81 9. N. fsIe 50 cents
MIGHT BOAT to NEW HAVEN.--Tha TRAY
N tsfR s'vG s at Il S'y sy. It It s e. ra ~
for Mesiden and liza lord 20 north rom Now Haven 81 IL p H.
TNHROGs NECK.--Steantr MASSACHU-
Cts s., wiz stop az above % b! and sAfU f
DAY AFTEhNO ms. III leave TUE5bAi, 1tlke0Af,
AID SATURDAY AFrEENUons eoanmengiaE early in May.
NORTHERN Raj ROAD Of NEW-JERSE Y.
~ Trains leave Jsr,ey city for riemont a. and $50 an
ssfs.n. a. 40 p iu S. S. SEYMOUR, ssdt
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY.-
Z foot Of Condlsn5 sCougecios a. aspi6o J1ac.
tiop v IN Dcawaie, ock4ysra nd een hsa'ad and o.
Taun wish Leigh Valley Railroad ad IL connections, forming
a drec, ue % Ha1sJu-s ~ hout charge o. cars. 49,.
SPNfNG ARBANGEMEN r-CoHmeneng March J, lsol-
HAanspC ~txPKps,At6a Tor Esfton, Reading, Potis
Vile, harrisburg MspcA C-gnk y i!i-in,EoL'l Ae c..
a E.as ,sS n % halS water Gap s'n''"
i2S THO, on Ta,,x~For Ta.C Maneh Chunk, wlnaus-
port. Reading. Poitsyiiie, lialIis5u'g &C., -, .u,.
<P D. THHogGH Tr,N-For EastoD Bethlehem Allentown
Mavcb Chunk. ..
EXPKrss TKAiy HaRfIss RGThe Ga n Express Train
connect in Bat aud Wes on nylssnia Genital
Baosd Northern Gent s North and South and WIN tho Cum
aSp NEw.Yoax FEbRY-Lesye NevYort
from No North River ut 7:Zo aud IL 20 m S'3o '2
LrtTK 100 and s35 30 sudi:io
ihe boats stop at Bergen Point aud Mariners Harborevey,P
each way. JOHN " SiLi'Na' 0'PeliN'o'o'"'
NOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
4 PORT and FALL RIVER-Ihe splendid and superior
TfiFsDAY THURSDAY and SAT- RDAY, si O'clock 2 N,
nd The ENTIRE STATE. Cart BraytCn, on MONDAY,
WI 0NEsDAY and FRIDAY, ct O'clock M from Pier No.
Hereafter no rooms win be ,erid secured to sPpi'
cant until the thdl have been pad l1r :,
Freight oon j. forwarded through with great diptch ny
al Express WI BORDEN Agent No. 20 and Il we.'-'.
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-For ALBA
Il i NY and TROY, CONNECTING WITH TRAiNSSOR
and WEST Trains leave;
From Chanberss. . From Sth-st o.,
Express and II IA and $3.50 725, u % mr. shd $3.50 and
Tow AID Albany with sleep iOSp Sundays iscaied)
ponslleepsie train am, ez5 M and l2:,o and i:s5
u: aud p J; M
sne Sing train g.yJ = H. and O:io and ala and i'3
5:45 and 4J0 ?. p m
Flshkil train 80 =. m -" j. ~,
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eular % i!s corr,srondepls

"BANE or CONVERGE ~ NEg -YoRK, April, i.Gi.
HsIu: TL bsDk viii he ,srf until further notice -
se nny c-pon,ibity either Ia the uItsu.ssin yossi Oh
Lection q payable
have or heeser oreuaces Of secession tom tho
Union. or RI Places wir~ The lat mapped o dlc0I'
ed bat should desire sud rrqurs 81 wiring w
j. t Ia rostUHcv noosed che adde's Ct E.us
corr..pondrtt entirely k la a.. Icipct -y roper
Tor collection. Youfs respectfully, Ii. r. YAH CaAief'
TIE business of the Clearinghouse was : C2i ,g2J.
Tie Loa9oa Tunes OF April ~ thus notices ana
quotes American stock:
In the Cooad in,rsc Grnd Tiuk Of Csn.da Ilars'd 20
nd On dull 4 ~ ola In
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Gutiern, 6ar0mare, &r.

INN PLAlE, SHrET-lRON, ZINC, &c"
Il TIN and TERNE PLATE CHARCoAL and CONE,
sHLET- IR0N-Belgian, RDs,an, fnsl,h; American
For sale by A. a. THOMSON Co., No 30 Wsier'st
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FuSER.L OF MR. L. G.. p. Enthusiastically
morning Lcdge No 800 Free and Accepted Masons,
and many personal friends, assembled at 81. Thomass
Church, Broadway, corner Of Houston street, to DO
present at the funeral services of Mr. wilkins. The
customary burial service was read, after which the
many friends took Last lookathe face Of the deceased
There were present many members Of the dramatic
profession, TO whom the departed has been 80 good
friend. Tae body will be conveyed to Boston for final
nterment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-07

INSTITUTION FOR THE DEAF AND DUnB.-'rhe ex-
hibon OF the pupils at Irving Hall will take place on
Thursday, May 9, at O'Clock P. Tickets Of admis
sion, 10 cents; to be had at tie door.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-07

ABATEMENT or NuIsAScEs AND SEIZURES OF
UYsouyD MFAT.-In the bureau Of Sanitary Inspec-
tiou, Last week. the number Of nusances sbated was
1866 sinke and wser-eIosets cleaned, 243; loads Of
nyht-soil removed from the city limits, 1886; dead
horses g. cows, s. goats, ;; hogs -; dogs aud other
small animals, 1885, number of barrels of oIla $50.
The lumber of pounds of unsound beef CO. veal,
$500; mutton 49, fish, $50 poultry $50; pork, $50;
lripe, 80; eausages, So cheese. 90.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-07

MEDALS FOR THE TINEs.--Scoit g. Devos have
ius; got out couple of medals for the tiues The
lareer one bears on ooo side in wreath of stars the
Jaeksonan legend "1be Union must and shall be pre-
served and on the other the representation of rough
and.ready clap in star-sranged shirt, with the words
4 am ready" The smaller medal has hanging
sceue surrounded by the name of Jefferson Davis"
tie date Of Lis treason, 1851 and death to Trai-
tors" on the reverse Ro's Tousey of No. III Mas.
sau street have these medals for sale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-07

NEw.YoRX LAW ISsTIrUTE.-The annual election
of officers OF the New.York Law Institute for the
ing year was held yesterday in the Law Library. The
following are the officers elected:
President John hutbon l Vice President James T. Brady;
I'd Vice Priieut, WIN Cnri, Noyes Sd President VIM
Ings treasurer Charles GCoBoT Re ofdng Secretary, Rob
Emmett IoGcinr Secretary Benz SDlman; Librarian
Cherries Tracy Library Comuittee-tredk \. Tgnadse, G.
Baiuhri1ee Smith. Worthi stOn Romale, Henry A. Cram
mCnI, Eirin w Stoughtou H,rry Morsnge Augustus W.
Ca.on c. BanbIcse smith, inoch j. Fsnsh.r Committee
OF G. Benedict Chss T. Soubmayd, John
McKeon B.ni V. Abbott John l.. Wendell Edmund Terry,
An1hely IL. Dyett Rej. Z. hi.san Henry d. SedgNick