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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-04-24
For Cincinnati.

FTfHE fine freight and passen- a a1-
j ger steamer GIEN1WooD, EGI1AAs ]
ALEX. FRAZIER, Master, viii leave - -
for the above and all intermediate ports on wednes-
day, at O'Clock. For freight or passage apply
on board, or to A. HAMILTON, or / 49,,
apr24-1t II. H. HARRISON, Agents
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-04-24

CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN THE STEAM
BoATNEN OF CINCINNATI AND THE MAYOR OF
NEW ORLEANs.-The following correspond
ence between Captain D. B. Heron, Secreta-
~ of the Steamboatmen's Association, Gin
cinnati, and the Hon. J. T. Monroe, Mayor
OF New Orleans, per telegraph, speaks for
itself:
CINCINNATI, Friday, April 19.
To HIS Honor John 4. Moore, Mayor of Nelc
Orledns---
Will the Northern steamboats, visiting your
city be protected in carrying on the lawful
commerce of the Mississippi valley? Please
answer. d. B. HEBRON,
Sec'y Steamboat Captains Association.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-04-24
Markets by Telegraph

New ORLEANS, April 23-Cotton sales
to-day 1850 bales; Middling 1Ic.; sales of
three days 1900 bales; receipts of three days
10000 bales, against 1850 bales during the
corresponding time last year; total receipts
at this port less than at the same time last
year 337 500 bales; at all southern ports
1856, 500 bales. Freights to Havre on British
vessels I.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-04-24
DIED.

In This city, on the 2lss inst, ANNIE C., infant
daughter Of B. B. and A. C. Cutter. Aged two years
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-04-24
Cumberland Coal.

WE will sell the best quality Of Cumberland Coal
w from the River, for few days at IL and %
cents liberal discount large quantities. Office
South College street, next door to NJ. & E F. Cheat
hams. HUNT & FOX
anr23-2teod
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-04-24

OFF FOR NoRGoLK.-We learn from the
Columbus Times that the following telegraph
ic correspondence has taken place between
Gov. Brown, of Ga, and Capt. Colquitt
MnLEDGEyuLE, April 10.
To P. FL. CoLoUITT, Capt. Columbus Light
Guards:
Could your Company start to Norfolk, Va,
by the train tomorrow night, fully equipp
ed--at once or not at all.
JOSEPH E. BROWN.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-04-24
To Capitalists 4 Manufacturers.
Valuable Property for Sale or Least, In
Nashville. Tenn.

TIVE ssBurnt District Of the Nashville xsnn1cta-
ring Co., being Lot Of ITO feet on Fruut str~sss
in Nashville, Tenn, running back 70 low water mAsk
on Cumberland River, say about 900 feet me Nn1n
attached Is good one, rents Tor $500 per snnu r.
stone Foundation Is rs good As new The Basement =
old brick upon the premises, would be nr9e Item
rebuilding. Il IL splendid site for nAnufac<uxin{
Establishment worthy Of the attention Of onpifa
ists wishing embark In 4annfacIa<in{ N u 51p<n
Apply % J. y AcSA1xx,
1ari3-1m Nszhvl,1s, ia
Cincinnati Gasse ana r1ttsbnrg Jourzaz ccpy dazly
70 The snouns g ssvm Dollars, and forward accounts
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-04-24
Mayor OF Louisville
A. s. BURNETT,

Shryer, of Jacksonville, was called home
ON business, but will heartily respond to the
sentiments above expressed and use his influ-
ence-if indeed it should be necessary to
add any influence to the amicable feeling of
that city-to have it adopted by the councils.
Lou Jour-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-04-24
Foreign.

NEW York, April 2S.-The steamer Jura
has arrived at Farther Point, with Liverpool
dates of the 18th.
Cation advanced sat; sales of the week
$4,000 bales; closed steady; sales Friday
10000 bales; Orleans Fair s.; Orleans Mid
ding y; Breadstuffs dull and declinig The
weather was favorable for crops. Provisions
steady. Consols 91sa92s for money and ac-
count. News unimportant.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-04-24

NEW ORLEANS, Saturday, April 90.
d. b. Heron, ,Secretary Steamboat Captains'
association
Yes, they will be protected in lawful traf-
fic, and we shall expect the same course to
be pursued towards Us.
JOHN T. MONROE,
Mayor of New Orleans.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-04-24
From Pennsylvania.

PHILADELPHIA, April 23.-Commander R.
l.. Page, Arthur Sinclair, j. r. Tucker aud
Lieutenants Spotswood and Hegran have re-
signed to act as Captains in the Virginia
Navy Yard,
The schooner Hannah Morton, from Bos-
ton to Baltimore and three-masted schoo-
ner, bound for Baltimore with provisions and
clothing have been seized by the Govern
ment.
The.steamers Mercury and Vixen are on a
similar duty at the entrance of Long Island
Sound.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-04-24
RESPONSE.

To GOVERNOR Brown:
Ready Will 60 Send further orders.
CAPT. COLQUITT.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-04-24
NEW VOLUME
MI A e. A u L. A VS.
England.

For May.
Godey's Lady's Book for May,
Godey's Lady's Book for May,
Containing Fashions for Spring, received by
JOHN YORK & CO.,
apr14-G So Union Street.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-20

HATHtwAY--n Pod prep " Y on Monday. Iuv IS Lncy
Hr'hsay, "ife 0f Ni.m Tia bA~sy, tsq aged - S,es
HAMMOND-As Ho1u, PIeSst, wcs,chesler Cotuiyi wm
d. Hammond IN the 81 year Of his ngs
HITChCOCK-In this city, FDlna Lnui lltchccek, only
% ghteT Of VIM H. and Margaret A. hi'cbeocs aged >rSi
months and 10 d1yF
KUEHLKE-in ia city We]ucsjay July H. Chs' Jctt ph
kueklke eyed months
LEAYCRAFr-At Msmalorst. wedncsJay Jny ~ James
~ Lgoyon only son of Rcocr j. and AIMS T. L'a! 'a.
Bged month and 10 days.
LANOHAAR-In this city on "cdnesday. Juiy ~ hl'-e
Ept.rf1 LsH.hsar IEr y1un@e'i dush'T' 'i l-'J S' -
sophia Laorha,r, ugcd months aud - daJa
LA BOYTHACX-lu IN Lie ,ity On ih9rdsy Jay ~ L'si,
Hyatt ,3n cf Wn. u and srah ~ lie bo''c'~'' '''U
ulcuths and % 3dayu
MrALIsrER-Iu his city, On Friday uoHins, Jrly l9 o
dtentcry Charles HAWKINS, nf'n s'n Of j. D. alo " "
McS!if:er aged year, mou'h' ard days , 4, ,,.-d
The relatives and friend, of the family rees'sd 20
BE feHeT, from CI Ch 'tie street. 'hI' DAY
MLLs-IB ills city on Tbur,Ssy July 49, Fonc' y Mills
aged % yeers. m9l.ss sEd 70 10y; -.s,e,,,v invited
to attend the ldnersI sanday aernoon y -, ~ 81
fon he residence of his g. hrg r-aw Wh' fIahel w. -
Eih1se ytrse, without further Invitation.
MoTIistoyu, y J papers please copy
McDOEADJn ibi- city Ihu'stay Jnly l8 MSeT Huae'
son, youngest sonoi John and UgnTi,ua hcDohalA
McLOUGHLlN-ln this city, "Wednesday, Joy -, haTy
Jsne daughter Of Jsne, aad Anne NeLOushn aged year
months and dly7.
RoLLINs-Or Tarsl,y Jny 49, John n. RoIin. jr infant
foh 81 John r. Bolnls, ased year md msnihs
sCOTr-ln Booslyp ct No Il He'ry s'feet Marion Gfoham
wife CT Afr. Jag r5 3, 5ti, sged y year..
sIyCLAIRn Is city on rbu7s1ay Jny a. Lizzie daughter
of Si.,aI,d-r sul Sa.5h siu.Isir asgd 10 months.
STADEEkEa-lo thi. ,iy Jn raaTsady Jly T.. Caroline
Jluztcr Of Jacob and A!c SaaceSer ssed yet' aud
THURSToN-a BlooLlyn on Friday morning July 10 Freiz
&. hust,n, in the sd year Of his ass. ,
attend bio AL sunday Jbiy a. 81 ~ vcoes n e.
bis late esid"Leo No. - Picrr.pont stree, bToofy
july H. g. Ro.e"o Wicke, 10 tn aIsh sear Of is ose
wORDENT th. city, on Tne'day Ja, is M"ssnna B. ~:
months and dsya
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-20
LAW TNTFLLTGENCE.

SUPREME CoURT-CnSssrm-JULT ia-B'!eie justice
LEgSAEp.
Tho M,chlni Bsnk Of ho Cl, Of Nowioit ssh James "
aor Webb.
Til, "a a snit brought by Ilfinths 30 recover me
r a E2R0 81 rsli ~ Doe inside BY tie dnfsnisn, psne
10 h.s - The ind reed oy DIT, N'bD ana
-uj complaint served upo1 no ie enc ,h h
the h of Iuus last the % Of Jnls def liant pa IN ti
answer d the complaint pOteHg asaiDst TIE jurisdiction 7
this Cou aud for other purpose answers the con
plAia a iolossi
hst N. Court jurlsdcsu Of the ,'on That At the
tine Of The Of this &C ion the SAID 90 endsn
IBd has hesn, aud 'i Envoy hIIs,rdnGrl
sna Sinisier Penpo,sn;iNy n IN" uui'd sas OF Amr"a
10 Br. luy apUo Ted and loErd "a sUth by the tfe'
-ni = lie United and ha By the Constitution Of tso
Td State. hr Cots of the United States alone have e1cd
.iv. csnlsnce snd 7r,dcin IN all cases affecting Emoa.a
dors Sg1Ac Ministers, and Consnb -,
P.n. moved Tor jnd dgmen on ihe Eound that
the f~atsn. tho complSint lhVoouL Judge
Isstar4 Jsu'nd the motion, " ih SlC costs d,
Chapman HicLeo1k Tor PLAINTIFF E'At sou.hmayd and
Rhiiury fof del-l1sLt A.,
wb he ~ ,osrsd ms, Sui. Of similar nature brought
In "a. Marine Dct Cour weeks ac., and the Pfosdi
Jgd.r dsnil,ci the e1Gpu, tbe gfonud that tie "'e
hon he bT1nf Federal Court The above reroftes nat
dscsrr. AID "a therefore of Importance.
Floyd. Bailey nt a. 80. Peter V. H. Lace % al =,
Motion 10 stTike cut answer aS sham, &C., granted
with costn
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-20
Arrived.

slu Fa.r,ld Cook LsrTyuo 81 Gays mIse 80 uOwlani
Frthinqhan guna IS lat A. h. a., ssualed SIP LAD Ayr
tBh D. frol EaTepe or Montreal lb ~ al iv9 A. p0Gs Ssk
his ard from hsmbus Tor ouebee samo Day sar ssss
number Of large iosberys. -
Bark Screso Prasl Frsymalh, Newcastle "a day, coal -
Bari Loai.a Bos.clssan (MocLi vos Nsscas!is ~ aSys
md a 10 "A NJ W. Meyer
B,lk ocesn Home. Heninsa nssnrss u dA,. sssS to j.
B.,i August. (3rl Dasn NowHssp u hOsr ID bsiss 70
Isrs Wii fBr Of Glassovl Robertson Aur csyss July
oswooa AID cohse foUnF McAndew, Rsuksn 60. JOY
5, geei OF rT Spanish wI Ses-e's soE a'o Fo ss'
Bris Sarah Novhsl tBrl Es, Baltic, Hol jay hdss
grs iessss tAusj TisboaAi sunderaSts - days. sOs 70
scSr Thr,.hsr (Dll Huur LinsH, D., Il days. o's to
sShf Giai,s s,s,s HsIsit Bos.an days nlss 10 g. '"
srbr less w.sn, Farrrn. w.Hayer days IN hslst Q
kchr Golden Gate HAMMOND PROV d-res, y H. da.~
schr Thain.s Sn !th NofWteh ballast
Schr Ann fhsnbelh, S~sn. New hsVsn, ballast
echr Fshir Hrsth Se,gno!t fog EizsbrelFort-
steamer Psicsn wliISsas. PToadsnoe srsss 70 b4sse
Byuneh ,.,-at.A,. -. A Is,>s d
sn.M., o. l.wr. Johnson. Phsaephis 'ad CAPE MAY
~so snd e.,, 20 .lcs 0es sOrvich rsds % T. MAJ
d. Steamer woodward. cuu<s, B.IOTs. r'd'' % "a'n
Dsssh pe,0usss. Hys Portland Hd'e and p''a 10 H. ~
sn IL ,as,s.ushp san,s.se De cub. r Hs,sns
"a ~ is,o ships Stephen CTowvil ff ArsSctpi nnee
wr,s O.. k.IrSg s,,I aasIs E1. s ios BayIs isvsss.
a., fst tiserpo Iva Tor 81 iho..i Aes.issss kn s
oa,sS.iSgn Pswss.sS sh n. n. H..es,s ss. sssl o,.ss
s,. .ss Dsronshire lBE all fsr B.rb.aoss csa sI
W. sa ioSns Nusmef fs tPrusb fef ouesssSpi
~. li....b .s AG.saF
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-20
DIED.
ATKIHSON-rn Il

ATgIEsON-ru this cy Wednesday July II, Aun, widow
Of John Atkinson, sen.
BILLAR la wiarsbursh nonlsy JAY Is, efer ngeT'
Irg ilns 9 Jose bilaT, n tho s'h year Of Ills age
Esvioudon Conn. and Ph!lade ha pape.s please copy.
cARROILIn tbl. city on Thurday, July 10, William H.
C.Tr isnt son OF JOhu aud Eliza Carroll aged ii months
ard days.
CoNLAEIn i. city on rhursdsy, July 49, Ana T.. Cosl.
eyed % years.
DAyIs Az Mouut Wsyas on Tuesday, Jlly 49, gtrdoucr
Lsngdon Dsy Ia the ih yeAr Of bic Ss ,oh o. the aie ss
q. Davis
DONNELLY-n Lis city Thursday July IL, Mrs. Ann Don.
nelly ssed 81 years usonihs and q days
Foy-In shis city Rosans Youngest and only daughter OF
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-20

THE Assembly CoyaITTEE or STREET 0FEsEGs.-
The Committee met al noon yesterday. Mr.. Edmund
Jones printer to the Corporation, who had promised
TO be prrsent at that tTne old appear The eNam-
nation of Mr. wildes p. Walker, who keeps rooms 10
let had been set down for o'clock but be did not ap-
pear until p O'Clock, which was after a warrant had
been paced in the hands OF the Sergesnta Arms for
hs arrest.
Mr. Walkers testimony disclosed the fact, that for
the past two three yeaTe several Commissioners had
been sitting in two small rooms in tho third story Of
the wooden building the corner Of Duane street aud
Broadway that be had received from the City Treas-
gry ns!derAble amounts for tho Ieut Of rooms TO
those Commissioners, and that from some Of the Com
missions he had received no rent ths, no Com.
mssons occupied bis previous to the election OF
Richard Bcsteed, esq., Counsel to the Corporation
and that none occupied bis rooms who were appointed
since Mr.. Busted vacated that Office.
Ee testified al:c .ha. within noalh aisg NJ SsS-'
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-20
HARLNE JOURNAL.
foRT or sEw-YoRK. K..........Jrrr 10
Cleared.

S.s.u,bip-FJrbursh ,BrJ Rusksi LiveTpool Arsgo,
Lines. HsvTr.
Johnson rio Janeiro g. lhiI Go Monarch II the Sea-
spcTc,r Liverpool; Genitv- iAu.th sotoFd Liverpool
b.isfFanny kirchurT lOd Lahge BTrmsn, blseT Bros
Nirurass fAustl Autioch, MGB benjann Pfus kuhh,
DungA Aerobsut f,ince DsuefarsI i1sna, fogsJ MAJ
ssiiesi Illinois In,rjDy. Bottom.
BTigt-Ieyislh-n ng-r 3. Pierre, NJ Mayhsw, Fd,h,
Borugda; StsaruBcs, WarSck, % Johns " b.. Rockes
snith Cork ard = market
erhooners-M Fillmore Chsse Bosioni Cesmopate Gilsy,
Havana, Victory. o. u1rbor, lily Elliott Dcaslss
Hubor GIsce; Mllow Pake Calais RSeef Prs fSstrefs
nouroei Cabot, Pninuey, B0ston Challenge CBr Easse
AH'sguA- - -
stramors-Nove.y, shaw. Phi.a5ep phia, 0scso!s Morrill,
Wtshington, p. spoHsd r. " isns ClAyPoo, Bsmsrsl A.
H. bowman, Cllsk, NSshiagtoB.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-20
CITY ITEMS.

AFFAIRS IN TIE CRoroS DEPARTAEST.-The vri-
Gus contracts given out by the Croton Board will keep
an average Of 500 meo employed during the senson
Cummings has a contract the work upon which has
just commenced, for laying hye-foot Cro,on main
from the north TO the sOuh gate houres in Tenth ay
enue, sls 73g 49, For building brick arch over the
mains at High Bridge and raisng the paraPet wall
about ak feet the same contractor receives so 59 CO.
There were several contracts given out on Wednesday
besides there are good many sewersto build and Jobs
of paving tO be done.
The tax levy appropriated $25O,OoO for Belgian Or
,rap.biock pavement OF This about 500 OOO is eft
The Common Council, however, have ordered enough
Of this description Of work to be done 10 up mil
lion Of dollars sum lager than will probably be sp-
propriaed for the purpose in the tax levy for three
years. II the Controller get the means to pay for
hem several jobs OF Belgian paving will be contracted
for before long, The pcice that appear. TO find favor
with the Cro;on Board is put cut those jobs where
the property -holders pay the greatest proportion OF the
expense. A project TO pave Centre street with the
favOrte trap.block is being urged strongly upon the
Common Council, the whole expense-about s3O, O,OO0-
TO fall on the city. II would though the prop
pery-holders immediately benefited should pay their
proportion.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-20
COURT OF COMMON PLFAs--dESsR'L THuS-JULT H.
Bsfore Judges BEADS DAS1. @-a Hsrrns-
Tg1,HEsTING sPORTEAEN.
ANh Ehioii i+''
Henry Tore. sg,. Joha 4 FsmingtoT &C.

Henry Tones agt. Joha A igfnigtCI kc.
BV he C0ut-ilILToS, J.-Ihe plaintiff sfer
sror,smsns Club seF.d tHst cert days in f"bnAry
s the dre. dante In tbcir po.ss. ion Al ler place
&c ssI ~be,ioIs be demanded juismsnt for e73 anieI
a. ,id, Of section Of tho set orthe prcsevsii0n of
moo, ~Id deer birds aud hsh" ps''sd April H. lSH Zee
~ ,,s of,bs dan,s alleged ths he deer rofeojto
h,d be- ied ~ this state prior 20 The period prohibited
h, tl s-to yt Feb Is 1906 ard also drLigd know"
s3s, AZ 70 vLs,her he pIf was Presdsnt Of The spomans
Club. -. a., -, ,.-.,.i-,,E
.Sd H. ss on the psldnss Courl ioI eeiendAntt msvI
to dqi,. he egn. o. Tho ,,oIa p,a.nt y a
susn, Club Amer hearing ssumsni An'ed the mo-
drn, aud entered lJGneu: sccoIdi9sIy.
n, quite Obvious that the Justice right ia biz eoncn
I,n sthna,h he nttrsN Tor tic plaiatI tsbh,hss a.
srod T recovery that he occupod tho position he cans
10 bsys ia in .pofi los ru5 !. not % spparent
Ths psnh uaiou eedly spp he was ened 70 sue %
at raf,fred to bot will be- by referring 20 secfnn
,t thsl, oSpcss authority sSsn enabling al iuoIeT 20
The lansage being u7i nid hh. Nnsn Gscso slAu @
bs ,d onshs to e peon nAaiuL hs complaint and ons
ho tbs of 10 Peer for tho Use Of The poor OF The
town In ~hich conviction j. had
Nv ,Ie common law common inf1fHeE has right 10
t, eri,, md wLoIe be brl.sA qEI hon he agt
s,abh , night n do a. by showing an tas pro'l ~ IN
the .ia suthorzug him 20 proiecute 10 the P,eset u
sve such authority u me ey declares ma OF hs oi the
pe VIXEN collected shall be pals 10 tho esn mailing he eom-
psir, this oay sppe. to inc penay Mh co. ~ aHes
az. bs.y East al3 2Bsch t5i Id lt0 The King ast.
Hymsn I Tenn. r., $685. Chty, VI. lo9)
An sron no pcnAi' npotH1 W ll iaate can
onVy h, sonshi n ,s the People By tho public
eut5T BY Rovhsi Statutes 10th I'D ~ sc Ioi thia duty
.ino5,.d uuu the Ditrc AoueyS ~ the several counties
o,r or-I h by Law specially dI0alsd TO prosecute; bu in
mi. city CoTpoion Ordnancsh isee Ordinances ls p
ia o haTo chIse5 this y uPon toe corpora
tior. Attorney. (L.ws 1881, eh 40, soc. Iaj
Indictment affirmed.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-20

CANPA,eN MiP.--Mesars. T.. & G. w. Blunt have
published very CON, rehensiye map including parts Of
Virginia, Maryland, and Delaware, on which may be
traced the movements Of the three columns now Rd-
yapcing into the former State on their way 10 Rcb-
mond. It is large enough to include all the places Of
Importance, and the positions Of the troops may be
marked upon j: with entire accuracy, as it gives not
only tho towns, but the roads leading in every direc
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-20

CHARGT or FRAUp.-Osear T. slias Charles VAIN
rht abiding IN West day a-si
cd by Ofosr osnd Of the Lower Paho C0"Tt, shsge
er.l sEsin lin BY JOHN cAcri VII chant st No.
80 l,. s, Of defsodns hig Of biil Of wines anouut
ins % HsJ1. 49, occasion the 0f
hsries and repr--sbtsd hns-f Cs-- ssaabs Wsr-
ee.tsr then lyns Pler No ~ S"h kfyes shd
ehstgrd nsr F8urh 81 July tnr aines fur
n.hed thssa I,pr-stous n~ns fos h. bar % ib os
In. seseh for T. pFsir.ced hat at sh tor nsiedi la
~ Arrest and tho discovery pnn o The auofa amount
ip. 20 390 stored IN builaus Of Chsf0n and West
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-20

Inmoney We have no change whatevert TO note Ireas-
ur, aolcs are plenty usthe Secretary spayDg 0Hl
considerable amounts of y cent? to public creditors for
MALE suppiics contracts, &c.l, which come on the
market ard taken for the purpose Of paying dnes
There notes are selling at 99ag9i. For the 6O-day q
y cents there is good demand, and numerous appli-
cations made dsy at the SubTeasuIers office Tor
them Us veil as for the 100 cent 3-years notes
thorized by the new loan BILL These, to a certain ex-
tent, will be taken very freely. By an amendment TO
the loan bill the Secretary 10 authorized TO ssne GER
tain Of Treasury notes having year or less to
run. Thls will give him command Of short loans 10
meet emergencies.
As the strength Of the Government Is day by day de-
veopsd, the Baltimore stock market improves. The
Pdrsoi Of Friday says:
We uois much impov,5 feeling IN the stock usIkot dsy
State and -i'y osn. a. well Baltimore aud Uho Railroad
rO state Co. 1870 ~e,e sold at so; they closed 70 bA
50 nksd = PEI esn sdvn.e sDont 900 C.1 Loan = -
B.nI ,iaeis rlas ~hout .ae' at ys'terday. rs;e'.
Baltimore snd Ohio hAosd very ffm at 20 bid,
~ stvdsB advance o 30 on the aiding price o yesterday
Parties interested should not forge. that the 18th
instant s The last day for assonuDg" on Ene stock
and tonds. The 2Slh falling on Sunday, the matter
must be attended to on the 9th. After the 18th, the
outsiders are entirely cut Of. One parcel Of 900
shares was assented to-day, and one lot Of 100000
Of bonds. The shares and bonds coming in
very rapidly The assessment II 81 20 Y share which
to 10 DO repaid from the FIRST earnings Of the road,
before any dividend is payable The preferred stock
Tire following statement shows the imports by Lake
at Buffalo Of the leading articles during the week end
ing July l6:
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-20

Conxrs5IoSfBs uY CuuuWs AvpCoUEEcTloSs.-
On Thursday the rUgu.r s'u.-monihIy meeting
Of the Board Of Cbariti and Corrections was held at
their Office No. Bond street Commissioner Nicholson
in the chair. The report Of the Committee Of the
Whole set forth that daring the two weeks ending July
II, J93 persons had been transferred from the City
prisons 10 the WorkiIynse. OF these, %si were
females, and 200 males 33j7 pieces OF clothing had
been manufactured in tho Work.House for the Ladies
Committee Of Supply for the United States Army.
The following appointments were made: Dr. Robert
Atwood, Assis,snt Physician 10 the Lunntic Asyumi
J. W. Mcdonald, Engineer az Randals Island, during
the sickness Of Ebenozsr Jessnpi Dr. COsn Assist,
ant Physician on Randas Island during the iliness Of
DR.. Chalmers and DR.. Marshall; Ellen Bafe, NaTse
in Bellevue Hospital; Samuel Forster, Keeper Of the
City Prison, during the illness Of Robert Cunningham
and John Brown The receipts from the Let 10 the 10th
Of July were 1855 "a; also $4,000 from the city.
The wees " statement forth thai the number re-
manning JuIy a0o7, admitted since, 1919 76
died, 767 were discharged, i46 were sent TO Dta,L
wells leland and were sent to State Prison, and The
number remaining July l3 was !, l5l.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-20

s'h becan'c Corrorainn Counsel three Coraui,,ioD.
ShSt had been s!uipg previously in hrs Ioom,. wec,
%sn 20 30. BH'eeds oiiee Al No ~ broadway, and
o'id their sess:Ous there Tuc examination Was nd.
0.Fhed to Wednesday week when Mr. Walker Is 10
Dns Forward his books 10 show wha, be paid fes te
rooms, and What he received.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-20

YoUS6 MISS CnRlsTIAS AssocnTIos.-By refer
ence 10 religious advertisements, ii viii be seen
that religious services 10 be held tomorrow at the
Park Barracks under the auspices Of this Association
Such eHorts well adapted 10 benefit soldcrs,
and naugurate new and better state Of things in the
army,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-20
RVsIED

Weducaday, July 10. by The Rev.
Mm sbolen Gsnrgr H. Field of Norw Job ConR, TO hsfy
dsl.hte7 Of the laio sidtBy NJ. Li'lngston
noIINEUX-CLARKIn East Hartford Coon' on thursday
Jnly n by DE Rev DR.. spring EdxsTd L. moinel1 ~
Brooilyu H. " Hattie D., only daughter Of Geo Il Clark
eza OF the forpisr place.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-20

CoRarcrIoy.--Tbo Polyteclnic Association ON ls,i
Thursday evening, passci i tie following resolution;
Fed That the s,crfsary be qe,ri 20 correct report
OF IFG NEsl0rE TiEl ~ of ne lsh Lsa: wl.rtio tie
PeiTtr-hnir A.s0t alton of the Amri i'ue sard
{, .ye ii1ed euH rrrttrd by NJ D- Brsnle
opinion basbs bcon s2 lTrsssd by he Association.
Tho approva" was probably ihtea'led 10 rcfsf "
the remarks Of mombers rather than TO any iorIai
action; for although there may have been 10 ainect
indoisenent by membeTs, there oertainy was coD-
cesson that trials with the model bad shown greater
effect from the open than from the closed bsrrei We
iuioIned that tic Committee have not yet reported
upon this invention
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-20

SPANISH FLIIT AT PoRT-Ar-PRIScr.-Tbe Bat
ish brig HATH, Capt Robertson, reports that on the oh
inst. saw fleet of sx Spanish yessels going into
port-au. Prince.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-20

SEcFsH IN WALL STREEI.-Yesterday afternoon a
young man who Offering for sale ia Wall street
the Life Of Jefferson Davis, complete IN one volume
for cent, consisting OF pctnes of The Confederate
President his coffin before and during execution was
ass,d by ra.as- ,,is,IrriUu 20 Uok az few " he
volumes. The young msn, not snspeeiing any foul
play. handed the man number Of them 10 look NJ,
whereupon tho stranger irDmedia'ey tore them into
pieces and hurled them into the face If the venier.
crowd began to collect, which threatened sunElsry
punishment 20 the offender and constable Of the Six
teenth Ward talked Of making ares; in the absence
Of any policeman, but The fellow managed to cscape
into private store.