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, 1861-09-19
MARINE LIST.
p O r Il Q f @ Fl G A 6 O.

ARRIVED, Sept. Is.
Prop Pittsburgh, Beckeith. Buffalo. sundries.
Bs1k Marquette, Bekt Buitaiu, eupdties.
Rsrk B Stanpard- Ptmeroy. Buffalo.
SCI sqDbery, Prey, Bsy City, 100 m lumber, lit
schr Crusader, Coatep. Kalamazoo, y N lumber,
100 N lumber, 1866 bbs nnus.
schr Warren. Councer Grand Haven, e. n lum-
schr Newman, Jones, Buffalo, 30 m lumber from
schr Blue Belle, Howard, Cedar River, 100 m
lumber.
schr cecilis, Mc6iDzie. Grand Haven, ~ pkgs fish.
schr E P ,Dorz, keate, Niallaceburgh, 15a eds
scbF hady Js9e I5REss Bsnona 70 eds ehinge
Sehr Geo Davis, Dewitt, Cleveland, s5o tons coal
Schr Ashtabuls, Hammer, Muekegon. 200 m staves.
schr Helen Kent, Reed, Gharlottevflle6 65 II 1um'r.
schr Wm Jones, Thomas, hanistee, 9o N lumber,
scoW Cygnet, GIazler, kalamazoo, 6 N lumber.
S1oop Peach, Shaw. St joseph, 800 oekts peaches.
Schr L Shank, Vanderbeck, St Joeeph, G8 N
sehr R Holt, Peterson, Kalamazoo, 50 m lumber
Schr Hercules, Peterson, Mnskegou, IS N do
Schr DurGman. Smith, Buffalo.
Schr Persian, Thompson, Oswego, 1900 bsls salt.
schr Kit'y Grant, Malorey, White Lake, % N
schr 3 Rand, Cleveland, Bnfalo, 90 N lumber,
from Grand T. averee.
Schr Torrent, P1ingle. Buffalo. 1000 brls salt.
schr Ellen Pike, Boyd, Kalamazoo, So N lumber,
schr Fisbers Isster, Whits Lake, 90 II lumber.
chF sc6r 1asss "aes & un'6r
Stn1 tueAssoA MEnhy. u nusAeB2m ~ - LIN. ~.
schF sea Sfaf, Hedolck, Wnlte h1Fef' % IL lun-
ger, N ia1R- 49,, .,4 .,
sshE @ honRareis, Dav1s. osTego, ls1 tons @ coal =
eea1 nnraeL 3nn,he Anns haneon, 0fano ha'ent W III
sehr Norpareil, Daris. oswggo, 1s1 tons coal:
sehI Aus.Ia'1a AndsEson; S!eselana' 2o0 tns eoal
& sGhr Forester; P.terson. GIana Z Rivsr. S lun.
schf s ayne: @ Nes1n, Sma ~, y, = T e. mooa an ~
schr Lewis caaa, Reynolds, Pressure Isle, a15 tons
scbr i sosI ~ e,o++ 1,r,+hr,o pros,,a 1s,a a7o.ns
ecnr n ~ a seort' Han1onrser ffezqae 1sle a'otns
sehr Shr gneada: " Wright H1ffalo s1ot9ns &C soa .,
h schs Speed"e9s Bennett C!eEeland 200 tons coal.
se6r Fsste1 s y RscS yosSspR pRgsp Sso q nn,
e echs Resne' milonfn Aa931oWoG 2 eqs w9oa. ~
n 1atb-
seSf He1o Boaes, ssath Ga1e1, N I % 5N lumber, Is
schr Jos Dresden, Finnegan, Crawford's Pier, rs
eas wood.
schr @ Colon, % Cotton a % Bafialo, @ 1@o brls salt.
sehr Gertrude. Mayer, Colborne.
sehE Aunte1. Milliams Muskegon, rs 4 umber s
Schr Arrow Scatt Kalsmazoo. 70 m iumber
>S' ,~~.------N'' 1>>''@o'
CLEARED Sant. IL.
stmr Seq Blodget, 0nt9nagon ao4 eu corn- 596 bu
o 9ats, 1ss e1ls = aP}p'iss, 15s oiis h9n1; r. oe,
corn, 226 oa oats, &c trls b corn.
BaIk :. S5arke J9llae kingston o. cor5 \; nm
bu coEn-
BARK s;ana1d. Poneroy. Buffalo. a6; goo IN corn,
Bark Ocean Ware, 1ngrahau, Buffalo, l4,ooo bu
BarE Northern Light, Shelley, Grand Haven:
BARK samuel MOTE, Buckley, Buffalo, l9,7U ou
corr
Brig h1o Granue, Q0rE1er, OsHego, II U0 bu Wheat.
Brig Ray City, Trip, Co1borne, Is, 600 ba corn.
big s.r Napier, Horn, Colborne, 18.5 ~ ou corn.
Btiy Ganopns, Gannlng, Buffalo, 17,000 bu wheat
Big Gardner, Curry, Buffalo, /. 20 bu wheat.
sctr Jane Louisa. Ipslsss, Manltowoc-
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3Ilnst.
33fr51Ildl.

TIE UNDERSIGNED Is VERY
- desfrous of faruin. Il" lua1a...cr 9; 5ooET
IsdY, not over t+e1tr three y.nrs II n.- 'a AZ ulEt
mate view to ABt1imonY. AyttY 1::'ltr .:nr-t,
n1t gee1 t"m7s Is inxEpe1sable. AG~1ts; c.Iya
WCCM8, r q. Boz 3AT Chicago. ee1Kt3
, 1861-09-19

! #Jewctt & Co. hold catalogue sale OF
500 Packages Giver5's liquors, cigars, etc,
this day 1t 10 l. AM-sa.esroom IS Dearborn
street. And t>:msrrow s& 10 L. T., At ID
Dearborn street, ehezid'a sale Of liquors, etc.
, 1861-09-19


MnwArREE.-The Sentinel Of thi. morning
Gays:
Exchange gave WY little yesterday under an
stliE G freely at 81 . cent premium, The bug-
irg fGte was ~, and the market closed weak 1t
the rtduced fares, tome OF the banks b4Finp only
Of customers. Gold declined with exchange and
chased.
CEc1SSAr7.-The Gazette Of this morning has
the following:
The market for exchange has worked slightly
eaeitr. though the selling rate remains generally
At prem: the eales at i being an exception to
chsnge is more marked. Customers % are, fi foir ths M
moEt part, allowed par, bnt rome Of the dealers
rtflee to pay outsiders over 7s@A dis, and eFen
at these tsuree they sre not ffee buyers.
Gold il lower, ard We now quote 1t ear buyinp
end A@19 prem. selling, the latter the retail rate.
Boetos :....... i dis @pzr. xg4 P prem.
Fh1taueiphia ...-...-..2z dis @par. >s@4 prem-
told. par AG14 prem.
The discount on Kentucky currency is now but
little mere than nominal. The quotation is i,
hut the conrter demand for ii at par being greater
figures.
Had Kentucky Joined hands with the rebels her
money would have been near1y worthless and her
credit geEe beyond hope.
NATIONAL LoAN.--The EeE York Timer of yes~
tcrday sa,s:
The popular subscription to the New Loeu
snounted 10 about half million Of dollars at the
snbTreasury Office, which Is more than equal to
1dtt He1 day ~ although the country agencies for
rhtse subscriptions are now dividing with the
edtJ, to q very material extent.
, 1861-09-19

~ eD~e - Ae. A3sspts aAA" az
'aA' - 4.sue' Iue ssu'sal 4na.Aels .oosy
tasds1,. 49, -. 49, 1890 sra 49,, a..
|t. ~. eno'4' oe.o.o en0s .,oaeu' .ne
an.a1ha, 49, 8a " ~ osa1.ea ~ 10 's-
ronr a1da NJ ..,,as+ 49, - -. ,orz ~ sho 1.a.t~
-the 1.,s.t t,ta',,ssn.a sho-;.a 49,, r,.,ts+
1.s.3l -4'e4ee enee euo"n's = ntm n'otAes'
w. s1 ~ apMafa senoeaey ins ensee .. tnls
7asrsat. ho.a rh,a,1 te.esaa .,,.s~s 49, ..sN
.1atas,S,,.z sa.nxas "u' 011@ o'''1-Ns AA11 'eAs
gh'. assaas 49, .paosea .pao,-e. 49,
o,as ~. "as w. a"u a'e,eeseo' ~ ~
oo, ~ w.. -<l,a ne,a -. -. Eo. ~ 1oous
wv 49,. -4' ~ Ss~a s',g " ~. D10oAo - ~
Boou epl nE eAuaes ahu ID V04o-5't1 1oF Eooa 10
, 1861-09-19
arrnp Supplies.

CEALED PROPOSALS FOR
lurnStIng camplets Eattons to the A r. rntns
ealyed at this office Is6 South clark street to the
complete ratio prescribed BY the Army Negul.-
tiuus, HM be received. E. C. j0SES.
Cart tn Infantry, Ret ruting Oticcr
Rscr1ttins Readezyous. Chicago Ill, Sept. lltu. .8
Sa1SI7t
, 1861-09-19
M a r RI IL D.

IN this city, at the reeidence Of " r. S:eyene Esq,
On the 1srn inst. by keF =. II. Ryder, MI JOSEPH
D SIEVENS, II Fremont, AMd Mt.s JULfETTE O.
GOWDEY, of Claremaut, =. a
In this city. On tee ssh Inst, at tie rst1enco of
Jehh E Rhees Es9,. by Rev Rnh.rt Bod, u. D. Afr.
ANkIk E. kDEES. Of tlis city.
, 1861-09-19

Already the popular subscriptions voluntar.
ny offered to the Assistant Treasurer, in an
ticipation Of the opening Of the books and
the issue Of the Treasury notes subscribed
fo1, have reached the sum Of four millions Of
dollars. An suspicious beginning which justi-
fies the confident hope that the best wishes of
The friends Of the country may be realized in
the taking Of the loan by the people, nor will
Chicago be behind in the matter in proportion
mpnitics.
, 1861-09-19

BT CANAL, SEPT. II, 81.
Shipments.
lumber ft....... 81, ,s5S
Shit giles no. Is, ,MW
StaVes no.....-~.1N, 600
Ilth bdR. Gao
, 1861-09-19

STRIFE AMONG THE aAnoRa-A considers
bls number Of fsailors-proaably forty or City
-lst their vessels On Tuesday upon strike
for higher wages. They proceeded in some.
what diaordesls body along the wharyes to In
dnce others to join them, and in several In
stances found no objection among the men On
other vessels, while in 8 few cases the men
were taken from their work. This caused the
masters and shifownera to send for squad Of
police to pnt stop to such proceedings. The
police soon appeared among them in force
whereupon the crowd quietly dispessed. We
understand the sailors are now receiving 81 50
per day, and that their demand was for "a per
day.
, 1861-09-19
Gl,itago Grit,1ttt
THE CITY

E See advertisement Of bookkeeeper
xnY asit q etuRtt.
, 1861-09-19
A ChffR~0 Halter on his Travels.

A Chicago Halter on his Travels.
4 ADanbury {Conn-) Journal is out upon
member Of Chicago hat firm, on whom it
aIscourseth as follows:
A little the most shameless and unblusn-
infg sYnpathizer with Southern treason
robbery and murder, whose presence ever
diegraced any community, is a member Of q
certain hat firm Of Chicago, "a former resi-
dent Of this town. who has tor the past few
days been loung'ng IL the stores, and riding
tan extension" We hope he may soon get
one OF the ;oftiest description; and who more
richly deserves it than he, who can exult in
the assassination Of the gallant Ellsworth :?
We very much doubt whether the gentleman
is indulged in quite as unrestralned Al ex-
preesion Of his REASONABLE sentiments In Chi
cago, as has thus far been tolerated here.
LAW SCHOOL OF TIE UNIVERSITY OF CH1cA-
Go.-The regular exercises Of the fall term
commence to day at 10 O'Clock A. n. School
Rooms in the scammon Block, corner OF
Clark and Washington streets.
, 1861-09-19

Aatfops, I4sal1s, LIZ b esEn, a9o b whtet.
Humhos6t, Iockpost, 1 oo0b 0ba cosn 4 go bu whea5
AFAFlda. ~ sale, B600 bu corr TO bu wheat.
n q Brown, LocApoft, a,0o9 stont-
Cpta, Ottawa. I, 500 bQ eorR-
, 1861-09-19

EF68, UK1&@8t 6,&8 HQ ENN.
CLEARED. .sept- II.
Iemont, Ioeaport, 1850 BIS mdza.
r Apbnrg- -Mazaei!1e8
Arkora, II Sa11e, 875 bris ealt.
Ammonia, Morris, los ns rops, s brls appfss.
Verucufef, Athens.
Tsoubaaou1. LecApert, ,1a5 # lumber, 10 hr1s
sppet, 100 ba r7pckerJ. -.
J Pretton, Lsssle, 19, 40 # lumber, 1850
tbfrRles 1,221 ms ndze.
Kmeline, Seneca, y 66f e lumber, 100 shingles,
P NoEthrop, States Prison, 6.to7 # tamber, $50 n
ttayRH
Acadia, Ia Sale, 1G0 htls sRlt.
Ppr114ud HoFTfk-
Pnwhatan. IA9slle.
Harrington, M&rsei1les. 25 brls salt.
Dacs tab, Ottawa.
Ltouess. Ott3wa.
Cyde. Senecs, 20 bs1a salt.
B ThoEp, Joliet.
l. Dsdge, Ottawa.
, 1861-09-19

The following letters. detained In the Chicago
Post Office, for Postage. will be forwarded to the
Dead Letter Office, On Monday next, unless the
postage is previously paid. Call at the room Of
the Dead Letter Clerk, up stai1s:
Hale L Aver. Chfcagn Ill
, 1861-09-19
&xnxrai Nn4EEsr

M ATTkSON HOT ST, GIL
tFs EAEO-On AID after tl,ls date CHE 13te5 ct
Board will be reduced to
&l.5o Fer Day.
BISSELL { G0t1n2nH
, 1861-09-19

CoR1 roR TEE Mu11ox-The unusual
amount Of Joxr hundred ard thirty thousand
s4rs Aas&Fed bushels Of corn was shipped
yesterday; and still there ID corn In Egypt
, 1861-09-19

IOWA LANDS HANTED.-We
4 wish to purchase 1,69s arres Of Land IN Iowa.
Apply at o1ce to ;E4- Is. YOUNG L CO. 1.a Lake
street, Chicago- eeIIE:4tSt
, 1861-09-19

ITO GRAIN sHTPPARSl
, 1861-09-19

MJ>S PEARSON, (tr.,m N:w
4F1 Yerk>. Teacher IF tic Fi:loc- ra-1,. 'puc #
L n, Go1TseTA4 &, woul: rc-pcctsullr a5ril :se
mat chr ls prepared TO receive J. limited ns:E =
a5T3ntetl punla. fer term rtf.te:cr-. g.. ply
nt the Music torres Ct H. H. 9tgzins II E,ne 3;,--:
Etreet s4.$x.1
, 1861-09-19

ITO PA CKERS AND MANU-
= FACThEEAs This subscriber offers t'r sale OF
II lease low terrlB Lots tie South Branch II the
Chic"eo Rsyer, vi b ratrost s1ac4 and do front,
Apply to DIR. BRA1NAIp. IL South C!arS stEses.
, 1861-09-19
LIST OF IL LLlMols BANK:

DEALERS In
Exchange, Gold and Bank Notes.
No. Sc Clark street Chcsgo.
, 1861-09-19

BAsKEr PIC NIc.-1he Second Pseebyta-
1isn ChnYchof this city, will giyea basket
pIc mic to Lake Forest on Saturday next.
Preparations are being made upon scale
which will render this the pic mic par ercel
1e.er Of the season. We shall refer to this oc.
cssioo more In detail in future issue,
, 1861-09-19

: 4 PRRCoc1oUs CRnmL.-A boy named
William Dalton, about fourteen years Of age,
@hoee mother lives On South Dearborn street,
near the 1ailroad crossing, yesterday stole a
twenty dollar Treasury note from his mother,
aud ran away from home. AL persons are
cautioned to be on the lookout for such 8
note in tie hands Of boy Of this description,
and If found viii confer favor by furnishing
information. The mother is poor woman
and received the note from her husband, who
is i1 tie regular army ut Washington, to sup
RI - -r-* 3-!-e the coming Mintnr
, 1861-09-19

Company are shout constructing 1t their shops
five hundred additional grstn c1rs, which is
very good 1ndica.ion Of the increase Of their
huk5ueaA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03
THE CHILDREN IN TIE WEST.

OFFIcE OF THE n. Y. JUyES1LE ASYLUM,
No. II w. Thirteenth street, n. Y. April 1861.
To ths Editor Of TAe ". " Tribune.
SIR Will you please request all friends OF chill
dren who have gone W est frum the juvenile Asylum
within the last FIVE years ocal within ten days at the
House of Reception, as we have recent intelligence
from nearly Elk hundred children now IN Illinois. This
number includes large proportion of thote who have
gone Wet from this Institution. Some Of them have
friends still living in NewYork, and il will afford me
pleasure communicate many interesting facts in re-
lat on to their behavior their present circumstances,
and their future prospects.
Many of the older boys are now the owners OF
horees, mules oxen, &c., presented 10 them Tor good
conduct. Several of the grs married and COM
fortably settled. Others have stayed their time out
and received their money, and are now living on wages
in the families to which they first went, three or
four years ago.
The children generally, are healthy and contented
and but few comparatively, have any desire TO return
TO New-York. Three hundred have been visited, per-
sonaly, at their homes, and, when cOnyenient
have taken penclsketches Of the farrnhouses where
they now live. OF these i have about fifty.
We generally hear from these children from two 10
six times year, by letter by personal visitation
and we are, at all times, willing 10 take any pains to
enable their friends to hear from them Many Of them
are orphans but have brothers and sisters. All their
friends are cordially invited TO call
GEORGE II. ALLAN
JndepturDg Agent, y. Y. J. Asylum.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03
Markei.-Regorted I'm Jr,eerony

PHrInPHLrHIA. Aphl SfLoUa steady 2, for super.
~ So CORv buoyant; bu.b new yelIoy ~ CO..
G1;c. L,RD. l0oilc MISS PoBR, sl7 25qslf so Wu,hy
h1n, at Es0i8tc.
BALqIsoRE, April 2.-FLoUR firm. wHEAr advanced D. .
Red Sl 3f0 Al 81; White 81 sea 65 CoaS inn Mised
sra Be- Yellow, e006lc; White efG55c. Pork hr1n No
sl7; Prime s4 LARD, gl0l0c. CovYgR active and firm Al
i2iqIalc. NHiskY steady al II 0lsc.
CfyCisNAT April 2-fLoJE dun at 81 20 for super Red
WHHAT declined &C. WmsIn, BE PRoUsIoSs quiet and
quotations uoniins Sight ExoEsSGg NewYoik cent
premium.
BOSTON WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT
BosToS Tuesday April 2. l@-The iooiugs Of our BsnL
statement for the psIt week follows:
Capital Stock 23 700 Due other Banks o. 9l5 500
Leans snd dScouns o. U6 800 Dcposts 6210oo
spece......... sos sO0, Circulation. 1900
Due from 9Th HarkE i,26g00
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03

DEAD.-TN PenasylDanioH of Philadelphia died on
Tuesday morning. The withdrawal of Government
sustenance, aggravated by extreme maligniy Of tenn
per, fastened it's demise. Fer long time il had been
the most Wiley abusive Pro-Sayery sheet printed in
any civilized city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

CHILD BURNED TO DEATB-A child two years Of
age the daughter Of John Kelly residing in Atlantic avenue
the Glove Road sesuy burned by its clothes
ing fire from the stove Monday evening that died in sho
time thereafter An inquest held by Coroner Horton and
verdict of Accidental doatp rendered by the jury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03

FIRE NEAR HARLEM RvER.-An unoccuped frame
dwelling ,house located on enthusiastically
fifth street. near the Harlem River, destroyed by
Theodore +. Tomlinson, whose loss ia estimated at
$500. 1t is supposed that the fire the work of
incendary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03

IAUScH.-The steamer Westchester VIII be launched
from the yard of Messrs Van Dusen Brothers, foot of
Sixteenth street, East River, this afternoon, at 2
O'Clock. She 10 feet keel l25 feet Deck "a feet
beam 40 feet the guards, feet inches depth of
hold, being 23 tuns. She is built for the light draugh
OF feet inches though very strong, with arches in
the bod securely fastened to answer the sne purpose
As hog frame. The cabin accommodations will be
very superior in every respect and the cabin will be
heated BY steam The engine is by the Neptune Iron
Works, at Eighth street, East River; 30-nch cylinder,
with feet stroke OF superior plans and construction
with all the Iaes improvements. She is the first boat
90 connect Long Island with the main land above Hell
Sac, as she is intended to ply between Weschester
ana College Point.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03
THE TREASURY LOAN.


~ VAsHGvdroN, 1rteday' April : Is'I.
it Secretary Of the Treas ny to-day opened the bids
for 0 Oo Of the stock OF tho United States Three
hours and Il half were thus consumed
About $50 600 600 were bid for Tie average for ac'
con,ed bds il about 49,, and bid was accepted be-
low e3I7.Ioo. The bids ranged from 90 to par. The
bids are az foOwe;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03

Coon PRosprcr AHEAD FOR STATE SERyIcE.-John
Potter notorious hotel and sneak thief, who escaped
from the custody of Chief of Police Lee Of Eimira
while the latter was conveying him thither to answer
one or more charges grand larceny, and was
subsequently reanested in this city, was yesterday
aripned before the Court of Special Sessions on two
charges of petty larceny. Chief Lee was present
and stated TO Justice Kelly the facts in regard to Pot
ters escape and the robberies he had perpetra'ed IN
Emira. When the accused was brought up be pleaded
guilty, and wa, sentenced to six months Imprisonment
in the penitentiary The magistrate informed ofheer
Lee that he could obtain the custody Of Potter AZ soon
az his term of service expired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03

OUIRAGE.-A German girl employed in the Mer-
Houfe in Court attacked by couple
fellows the Ninth bridge Monday night and
bed OF onedosT BILL earrings and brespn. On the approach
Of the Tusns fed and the girl returned to Dor
ployeI by thsc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03
DIED.

MAI RERkt No 50 0oeck street Tuesday evening Apr
Al O'CLOCK Christian Of Henry MsuIe and DoFothes
krvischar OF the OF 10 years. mouths and days a.
tn enls OF the family respectfully invited to attend h
timers, from No. So Goervk street on ThnIsdsy April a.
O'Clock D. m without further Invitation. The rsnaiis VIII
taken 70 Greenwood Cemetery fos IteTment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03

G, wsTiTUTIoSAL LEAcuE.--A new society, under
ellis name, already noticed in Tue TRIBUNE held a
meed Y last evening at No 500 Broadway to arrange
prep nary matters for definite organization and cleo
dion Of officers, which is TO take place on Thursday
posiof To- Slavery agitation BLACK RepubIican;sm
fbe "Coe zion OF the South and 10 the Metropolitan
Police syst ~. About ffty persons enrolled them
selves under this Constitution The place of meeting
D. tkc same bat was occupied by The Breckenridge
Democrats dun W the last PRESIDENTIAL campaign. and
over he window fronting on Broadway are The words
@SouIhsrn Busine " Er"hsnSs god lRssaps -RooE."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03

ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.-,John Martin attempted TO
sucide tho Wall street ferry, Monday might, by
jumping overheard He rescued BY the fo hands and
tent home
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03

BROKE INTO AN 0FFICE.-On Monday night, the
Office off c. Smith the Ers Railroad pier was broken into
vicinity of the office suspected Of the robbery
evidence has yet been found warrant bis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03

Found DROwSED.-Coroner Jackmau held an In
quest yesterday the body Of Joshua Rolervere English
aged ~ years no found drowned the foot Dey
street Deceased had been missing since tbs I'll, Of February
A verdict VI death from drowning rendered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03

A NEw GAsIIsHTER.- Mitchell, Vance & Co. Of
Broadway have just patented electrical gasghter.
tss instrument which isdesgned 10 supersede torches,
psss and similar ghting-up appliances, is simple
H. lie electrical machine, which s charged by single
re solution of the glass plate, and being applied to the
bu per, the spark lights the gas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03

TsE PoMosA.-The new north shore steam ferry
boat viii be the line in the Of this month and
a new boat will soon be connected with the Staten
leland Railroad landing passengers at the extreme end
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03
MARRIED.

MAcGREG0R - SEAMAN - On Tuesday, hpri 2; a Inai,
Cturrh bv the Rev Francis vnton D. d., Malcolm Mae
resor IT, 20 Katharine Sarah daughter OF Henry J. Seaman
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03

MEETING OF THF HISTORICAL SooIEIY.-Ata meet
ing of the Historical Society last evening Dr. osgood
read the report OF the Executive Committee Oh tue
death of Dr. Francis followed by resolutions and an
address referring to the deceased. The last compost
ton OF DIR. Francis, which he finished on his dea'h
bed, was also read. 1t was furnished by Mr. Dawson
at the request of the Society The subject OF the paper
was Gouverneur Morris. DIR. Nissan andoher speake
followed DIR. Osgood The Hall was erowdedto over
flowing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03

LIoYD's MlSsTRELs.-This excellent troupe of min
stres, comprising seventeen performers, made their
first appearance in New-York on Monday evening" at
Niblos Saloon. The house was filed Notwithstanding
the i1cemency of the weather. and last evening there
was not even standngFoom fer those who came late.
The entertainment provided by them is remarkably
good consisting Of ballads dances, and instrumental
musc, while some of their acts keep the audience in
roar of laughter. Several of the songs were loudly
cored andthe entire performance gave satisfaction to
those present. They will appear every night this
week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03

TaS GREAr Book SALE.-The great Spring book
sale at Leavitt g. Aliens Trade Rooms, is still in
progress the attendance Of buyers being much larger
than had been expected and the prices obtained pretty
good Monday was occupied in dispOs ng of the foreign
invoices Yesterday the invoices Of A. X, LOring Of
Boston, r. NJ. De Witt and Saxton g. Barker of this
city, Ticknor & Fields Of Boston, Kay g. Brother OF
Philadelphia, Little, Brown & Co. OF Boston, nj. w.
Dodd, W. j. Middleton, d. Appleton d Co., and
Barnes & Burr Of this city, were ON sale. Little
Brown g. Co. sold DO volumes Of the Encyclopedia
Britannica at a 80 per volume; 1000 volumes of the
British Poets 500 volumes of the British Essayists and
several hundred Of Bancrofts History of the United
States Tcknor & Fields put forth 1000 volumes Of
their famous blue and gold Poets, 400 sets Of DR..
Holiness new story, Elsie Venner and % ll-volume
sets Of Mayne Reds works. Appletons publications
cold well, at fair rates. while we were present, and
would have been taken freely but for the per-
sistent refusal of the firm lower their standard Of
prices. The sale viii oOntnueTor two days longer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03

Sous OF TENPERAScE-At a regular meeting of
Neptune Division No. 3 Sons of Temperance held at
their hail. No. 90 East Broadway, on Friday evening,
the following officers elected:
Richard Austin, w p. Bro Hickey, w Al Bro. Thornton,
Treasurer Bro Gibson. r. s. Bro Dunn Con; Bro. Rush
A Con- Bonney, Chaplain Smith and Watkn Scntuels
The new officers will be publicly installed next Fri
day evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03

A commemorative address by Thomas Francis Meagh
srwi be delivered at Irving Hall, on Terence Bellev
NcManus, this evening.