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New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-16
We quote

BEANS continue good dem.nd and scarce we qu"se
for good choice qualities package included: a.
Medium u bu 81 ib1 606i 20 Kidney bu, 6 10, vd -
Marrow new, bull 70Gl 85 Pea Beans. oVgI
EGGs-R-cepts Of Eggs since lat quotations nave oson
heavy until the days. when they have been modere
the supply hand and the ompaativey sna con
SUMPTION had the effect of a,ein bringing down price.o
&c. MANY Western Eggs arriving In bad order We
recommend grpser in packing end also TO svod using od
and inferior barrels and bor Many packers pack too many IN
barrel In 40 ordiuay sized fo9rbarel Is doz
sboud he hacked Newly State other nearby Eggs are
now prefsrred 10 Western. We quote:
Choice State.......... n 3! Choice Westeru... "a
FE.rmERs-We quote: Western choice, nd+ci Tenn.' ID
a3ic.
Fresh MEAr-Couury consienor frequently leave the hs
lets their Veal and Mutton which Injuries the sale we quote
Beef sides good ID. % N u Pork light ......''o
Mutton, carcssses......7 00 Veal " 10 .......4
Pork, heavy ..........5sd- Veal Calves, b..."s
GANEA -sme should be packed In ice Snipe pioyef
&c, with feathers packed IN sawdns end ice Pgeons
should be picked aud packed in ice alone. We quote;
Pigeons fight doz U0dl % o /. aud Jersey 30gl %
Pigeons stsl-ied...1 J0di IS Ployer y doz..l Dd2 W
English Snipe, West1 coal 25
HIDEs--We quote; -
Country slaughter ud and cured weighing 55d69 st..6id a
City slau gher, trimmed and cured weighing G0t3 etdo.
City slaughter trimmed Association weighing tGd6S 1ld5
LIVE PorLTRY-We quote -
Turkeys u B..........l2 dl4Fowls, B....... --dlZ
Turkeys, frozen. fromVtl6 dl8
POrATOYs-Receips continue moderate, and the market IL
yery firm with upward tendency An advance Of 2d hss
occurred since lss report The receipts via canals are large
eough az vet 10 upon the market Some extra Peach
blows in fsized choice bbls have brought 81 a which is
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-16
Law INTELLIGENCE.

SUPREME coURT-CH,xBxRs-MAY E.-Betore Jus.ie.
NGRABAx.
John J. Phelps ct al. sgt. John NJ. Corwin
This was motion to vacate an attachment issued
against the defendant The papts claim amounted to sboa.
defendant Walter corrin Defendant claimed that the sale ives
s. h. Church for mOiOn O. A. seixss opposed
DECISIONS.
Carl Elmer agt. Henry Ball.-Motion granted, and
reference ordered TO Charles p. kirtisnd, esq
syysateI cah e, al 's lSspn Lee s,. ho.nese W0GS a.
Dsvd WiHsns sg James Mason-MotiOn denied, without
William j. Decker sst Alanson T. seasMoton granted,
and seIs1ee ordered to Shs. F. Jsaon sa .,,.a and
reference ordered TO John T. Holman esq.
NOTICE. =.
The General Term will be continued through the
month OF June.
SUPERIOR coURr-spKcr,L TEKx-M.Y IS-Be.Ors
Justice BoswoRrH
DECISION.
Horace j. Fairchid ct al ast George W. Wsrren e a.
An agreement made at the maturity OF the note
between the and the holders that on payment Of part
mote 's % sn y S ;as ss
residue for months. ard syment and acceptance Of .ad
% Obligatory The holder Il. note
obtains nothing which he was not entitled and the maker
granted, with sio costs
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-spEcnL TERx-M,r la-
Before Judge DAILY.
Merritt agt. Thompson, ADM, &c.-Piaintiif allowed
up judgment for amount after dcdnetng note and in
teres- See opinion.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-MAr Is.
Before Judge NKLsOS.
CONVICTION FOR PERJURY
The case Of the United States agt Rudolph Blumen.
berg rep, Tuesday esned In verdict Of guilty. SEN
deferred. On c two previous trials the Jury die
agreed
U. s. COMMISSIONERS oFFiCE-Msy 15.--Before Com.
missioner STILLwRL-
CRUEL AND UNUSUAL PUNISHMENT.
Frederick Mitchell, mate Of the ship Missouri, was
examined charge Of nhctns cruel and punshmeos
upon named Valley The evidence showed that be
beat the sailor In the most human splitting bis snA
.Sgiups him about the nss& Hs Wa committed for n,7t
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-16

There question but that the commercial deaDgemet con
sequent the condition Of the connty will diminish oT %
ccps Apprehension OF ezures by pateeT VIII produce
similar effect and may also l,tsen travel.
feel satisfied, however that this apprehension VIII be ony
temporary the efficient blockade Of potts in seeded state" n
contemplation; the activity Of eru.ers the measure
adopted and Of Adoption by the Government for ihe
protection line by the saonDg OF vessels al san
fralcsco Acapulco, Panama aud Apir wall and aud about
tho West India Islands together with the precautions against
speed Of aud reliability OF our
officers will remove Il, by removing it, cause.
The Company contract with the Government for the catge
last seson authorized the service thereafter to be 9
with The Overland Company hut the Government 1t Is believed
will find that the public interests will require continuance o
mail facilities via the OcSdH ToHfe well the other
The North Atlantic Steamship Company, in which the Con
pany interested IN the ratio of four nntb sold the
IN February last Our proportion Of the sale amounted 10
Sl3JJ 35 which appears In cash asset' 1he reA9
ing baltic aud Asntie have lately been prohtapy
employed in the OF the Government their speed ana
strength VIII doubtless their continued use and perhaps
sale.
pursuance Of the policy heretofore indicated OF improving
our feet the Company contracted aSt Fall. for rstclas
steamer have already paid 556 account Of her cost
under consideration the ezpedoncy oil budns
second. - . .
The Board has this d,y declared dividend OF p cent for the
past six month"; be paid ont Of the earnings oil tue company
paysble 70 the Stockhd-rs the 22d inst and it's fuhr
recommended that hereafter practicable quarterly lnsesa o.
''1- ALLAN MoLANE, President.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-16

The New ok and Erie Railroad makes The following report
OF stock for the week eudr rms Day
Beeves l,sa5; Horses 49i NeaiS. - sheep and Lambs
1000; Swine, l,I0 ,,, -. ,,r, =.
BEEF CATTLE
Number reported for this market at foryonr'h street
1895.
The prices to day quoted as follows: $50
Ei,., o6.lity.......Bid a Ordinary.
n.iium.............8 ~ some eItIa good.''.s a -
IN. general average Of the martet i-,Blc.
III. most Of the sales are slc ,,
Pes per head and per pound Of different weights vi" De
fornI In accounts Of sales Of -undry droves
Total number Of Beeves received in the city thn Wees
f,3Bt. ,,. -, 49,, N h..5 To-. ,b,,
the ,v,rge OF last year The number at each "edn"'
H. .,it s.t wear was 3S9 head while the number todzy
hens 6 lbs head less than the svesse, and oJ head
l.s. than thi. day week
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-16

COA-There il fair euAnd FOR Domestic and the mNsrt
IA not much changed there good demand from the Bsst the
arrivals are sIso quot" by the at 50 35d 90 and
by the tun iom yard Al ga t5 The price Foreign az,
g2,.tled there being little inquiry small sales Of Liverpool
O., Camel af 81. limos. -
FLOTR AND MEAL Oar market for Western Canal Flour
or,ed finn npder the m favorable from Europe and
more .c,iye AID very general demand prevailed chiefly o 'he
douestc tde before the cloe Of Change the demand
hs-d and price. the low favored The buyer Choins
brands are , snd in fair at full previous rAse
The ,les are L. hhs e50 2 Tor uperhne State and
W.s,ern; - Is for the low grades Of Wsern extra
s5Isf45 Is Stste IS va as - for choice DO
sa 20 FOR shipping brrnds Of round hoop ertra Ohio
Ghese sre teace - ia ~ 90 for trade brand. DO
C.nadiAn Flour l. heavy; the nq1y l. motsrs. AMY io
cbie. extras these are limited supply sales 81 az bblA At
- sd A. ~ for Southern Flour more sctive and IL
hout important variation the inquiry chiefly Tor the We
rd.. and CeotrA America. the sr- 265O bb at $3.50
80 IS for ulred good uperBc Baltimore ko and 80 ga
3 ,r the better grades. Floor steady, the demand
fht; ..s Of 40 bb tJa 80 Corn Meal quiet saos OF
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-16

doll Tor nearly dsscfii
o the tendency Of prices beiEg generally In buyers tsyor
eago Of GEORGES Bans Dry Cod sold 90 20 lss'ins ono
fot Tie sale. Macksrel reach TOO bbs No 2dJ 1t
a3q45 90 Herring Of all kinds neglected Connecticut
cbad come forward IN small lots and be quoted At
-l0 25 FOR No and ~ o06ts y for No . h. bbl small
invoice Picked Cod brought ~ J7l cash
GRAIN-There IA es dongin Wheat OWNS to the absence
Of de ,hipung qualities these Ia good fequcst for e1
port ordinary Kinds quite steady and arc heavy and egn
i. white less scve. common l. ease but choice i st ia
limited sruuy and firmly held the sales fO bush thi
cago sp at Ia FL 10 for damaged and oit - dtl ~
for prime "a eco Milwaukee cnb N ~ td 10 i9t
son Fra for good 10 prime do 1900 bush CsnAca
Club at ~ y 1900 bush Red State at 81 "a - ior
Sppgl foI very choice Winter 1900 bush Red e~t
en-. st 81 80, tho IL side rate in store 10 buih An
her Michigan at 81 3li 800 bush White ono. at so
Al 10: 40 hush Whie Michigan, At $50 90 Barley Is
En- very limited demand At 5ja5sc Barley Mali Is very quiet
AID nominal n s0a8oc. Rye steady. aud In far request
freely the demand fair for enpon Al he cop.s,o
and notice active business IN unsound gase sas
bush for damaged IL" 5Jd s5c for new mt
Westerns S5d5c for old do and odoc Tor ne" Round hei
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-16
NEw-YORK CATTLE MARKET
REPORT.

IN, ,uv wvry FspISs MsY Is. 1861.
ToT,t proyIPT OF Cattle OF KINDS. FOR rhE NEbk'
According 10 the reports from the several market places In the
,ity there have been received this week: 80
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-16
tAdvertisement.I
lpEuy x ERENCH

Advertisement.
DREW x FRENCH,
PRoDrcR COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
BITTER CHEYsE, EGGs POULTRY, CANE, GRAIN FLOUR,
PORK &C.
No. Erie Buildings, New York
Liberal CASH advances made on consignInens
RefereneeD. r. Martin President Ocean Bank New'foTf
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-16

sEEDS-Clover Seed t. IN gh pply and the demand %
erse sales Of q bags the latter for small lots a.
otby Seed IL qHie, at f2d 81 p y BUSH housn r'"A -
selling ct 3 f3a ~ &c ~ bush Of 50 ID. ,,.1
OI-CAKE-The offerings light city eushers seepsa'u
IN filling contracts Westeru is nominal and fcarce
TALLOW-There is demand and prices are hm AZ we
.dvsnce sales Of e5 OoO n at a9c for Western "
City. Rough Fat Is steady at 6c. oil. =, Ill. %
WHALEFOOTS-The market is inactiSe we Dave oniS W
notice sales Of $1,000 n at &C., cash. - IL, &.
WHISKY-The demand is less active, anc tue mMhe' -
easier: sales of51O bbls. at l6idl1c. IL.
WOOL-The market remains inactive for nearly M
tons FOREIGN Fine are entirely net6 cted there hs
demand for low medium DOL uitabe fer army clolhog
this exception the market very dull and heavy Inc
ses of tho week are n California Pulled Of Z'c l9V"
n low medium Pulled at 2J027ci 800 10 feeces, al 'oo
net. There is quotable change in prices
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-16

.. 2, 81 d6lc. p 10, as to quality.
Win moderate sales, chiefly for
ly Cuba at 4d5sc., and $50 bids.
L.. Refined are steady, at 7lc.
:. IL .-r.nfa.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-16
THE HOG MARkET

Neceipts tbs WeeA, oioJ5! =, :, ~ !, =. . -,
The oowus reported by Henry d. Grant SupEn'
tendent of the Market, for "Wednesday morning:
CoD-fed Hogs " b'.........'''.'.''.''''''a u'sc'
This ID. market in very depressed state the suppy
grate than can be absorbed by those who prepared With
coolins oon. Tor Summer packing There IL considerable
k on hand and uness hold back for short time the
mak. be gned beyond redemption Dis;ieTy stock las
nearly touched bottom already. - -
c. w. Donan reports the following prices of Hogs tbs week:
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-16

COFFEF-NcTy little 10 doing In any descnponi pTices a.
nominal sales OF bar Rio at l2dlf!c lm bags Maaeb
At l3ic ~ bags Donirg 2 aud 900 mats JsyAst le.
Nc
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-16

INNS, recommend itself 10 every s.ockhode Whose interest
held n investment II,
Ihe table below will show the Of business for the
last six months, conpa ed vi n the previous:
Ervy Nav 1860. 10 A0repiLer 1860.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-16

The following shows the amount of coal transported
over the Lehigh Valley Railroad for the week ending
Nav IL 1861 and prev yously since December l. lstO:
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-16

Increase, IU'I'.'''''''''f'''' ''.'s''' T'i7IV ""
The following is report of the amount Of coal
,ransported over the Delaware Lackawanna and Wesl-
-, po;l,oad for tho last week
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-16

COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-spKcLL TRx-MAY lA-
Before Judge DAILY.
Merritt agt. Thompson, Adm, &c.-Plaintif allowed
to enter up judgment for amount after dcdueng and
terest. See opinion
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-16

APPLRsRusses are the only kind arriving IN sufficient
quantities establish quotations aud these have considerably
advanced. We quote: - -
Russets Roxbuy bbl2 00d2 81 Russe Golden bill Sal 10
DRIED FRUIr-We quote;
New State and Ohio. 2iG Peaches W. peeled ..10 1lZ
Apples Southern a 2tl Plums ......".. 1i9
Peaches new s. chocelO d2 Cherries, ptted ....10 dll
Peaches g. fair to good. a Raspberries oil
Peaches w, unpeelsd a lBlackberIies....... -
MAPLE SUGAR-No sale.
OsioNs--We quote; Red. u bbl $2 30.
RUrAsAGA TURSIPs, y bbl Soc.
Bermuda Tox.TOEs-p qt. box, Soc
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-16
uuDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-For ALBA

IL NY aud TROY, CONNEN
and WEST. Trains leave:
From Chambers.st.
Express, : and J ] a. m, end 3:Jl
and 5 ~. m.
Troy ard Albany with sleep
iHg-rarl, lt:iSp m.
Poggokeepsic train, o am,
~: : aud p ~
Peekskill train, 5:30p. III.
Sing Sing irain. $3.50 a. N. aud
Sand 4:30 p. m.
Fhhkill train, b:4pp. ID.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-16

he earnings on the Pacific for tho mouth Of April, .
or tie charters Of the Atlantic and Baltc... H2OizJ
Independent the mail subsidy the route from san Francis
co via OREGON Puges Sound had been for years Occn
pied by company loss yet Congress utterly dregaob
General Holt passed en act June ~ 1901 requiring
the Department to withdraw the Oregon aud ugr
sound mails ron The ocean route 30 & .0On as een
1869 though contract M the conveyance OF seid mails bad
nearly year longer At some future time the COMPANY
will doubt, Teccisotne SAahce VI It's man oney,
to n 70 900 with damages =, ., l.,
Ipon losing the mail coupensstion the company withdrew
from s unpotabe II Is true that the business was inn
moving and ight have made TO pay, controlled by our
selves alone and with steamers but eonPeutofs WIN s
perio own had obtained strong oo'ho'a I" "
W. al moi CONSIDER that any event profitable business
for o lines could created and therefore, offered to sell TO
Tho oil our good will aud ste amesPaDama ooc
sie Neyed, Repubc end hremontof the sum OF tloOVc
1be offer Was rejected and at once entered into vigorous
opposition, with the aim OF competing the 9the me 10 e. ei
to the route, whmh peep "s' 7"
oc And bd 20 business considerable peouDiaIy sac
Iifce While this opposition in progress: certain o,hsr
responsible parties tMes'T noio9y su I ,nJ ed aJ The
t,sfer OF pYoperty made March OVr III the
rnnr use o the sold hsvo been IN ali respects
fTSsse steamers stood the Company books AZ Vsuon
in IN, aggIcsae, SsoS
Uiolcfofe, having been Sold as efpsneo' i"'''''''
there retnained deficit M
which was made good om the cash oeiAhcs Jn ISn &
s,eam.r L. Stephens broke down o. hts l9s' ran, ~ ~
80 Ersri.co gnd coDdenned. Her valuation on tne
49, ss IqI 900 which has been reduced - wnss sue N
break up for s35 oc0 ihis rev Of the Ws.hing,on al,o
yes good from the cash balance on hsha we
have then deducted from the surplus. sa All 81,
D.Gct rcsultns from conde mnsiion ol j. IT, Stelhos 90
Deficit resulting from condemnation oi "sshhg'"''
4ig7 s7s
Which explains and corresponds to the statement ~s'e " '0
The Si.dom Of bo Company policy in thus preserving '
capital sound snd giDs ssp!e assets io 'he
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-16
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-MAr Is.
Before Judge NKLsOS.

CONVICTION BOk PERJURY.
The ase Of the United States agt. Rudolph Bumen.
berg epc ted Tueday esated In verdict Of guilty SEN
deferred On tc two previous trials the Jury die
agreed
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-16
U. s. COMMISSIONERS OFfICE-May 15-Before Com.
missioner SfrILwRu.

6 F7 ~ 100 Rod 100
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-16

s6ss,855 II
1852 o.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-16
x,0R NEwBURGH, PoUGHi,KKIE;EPPSSIrEs,v oUIi,KI; PSrsv and and
e. RONDOUT-steamor TltOs. PoWhLL' 1'EHi mr.
9FRV0ON from foot Of Jay-st at u p H.
. ONG lSLAND RAILROAD.

Ne baggage VIII be received FOR any r'in-
elscked Is minutes In advance of tho time o
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No 56-An act Making Provision for the support
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II Is hereby enacted, &C.:
Sec A tax of twenty cents on the dollar Is
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