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New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-13
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

STANDING COMMITTEES or TRT potRD OF SUrER-
vIsoR..-Ihe President Of the recently organized
Brooyn Board Of sipervisors has appointed the fol-
lowing Standing Committees for the ensuing year;
On fecorr qj SvpeyfstoiGeancf e PoOr-Adsns CsoeuJ
tallmage. -, ,,
On Deposif Furd-bloore, Ryder, NewsSn.
on Equalization ef .fsasHt H-hrby, scheuek Carpery
Tule. Furey.
on fco5unfs-Slldweil, S,henek Hsnley.
IN Jaii-Talbot, H. ydsr, Hand
on Peai'eHfi0ry-Cropsey, Talbot Green.
On A'zEflJHsc-Talrrage Stctwel, Murrsy,
On SDs ial and I.ocaI T0zes-Tutte, FGrey Dur,
IN Gcreraf Tazss-Campben studwel- Adams . o.
on La9s aad Appicoioas fhs Ley,tGVe-GIieey, Dshy
Booth
On Sqiaria-MnrTsy stwell Kirby
On CJur',-Dufy, Hsnly GTidey
IN Lrnorc q syiua--Furry Prsit Newsam
On Grddcs-ScbeBck, stu1well Pratt
On Arco1ah Of St5rekssp0 R!der Campbell Carosify'
On JrT1rs-Grcsn, CSUp pb.l Tutle Moore OTopseJ.
~ Cont Hoa5c-Bo0th Hazard, Talbot
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-13
ANOTHER sNyINDLE.

To tie Eattoy 81 Tae " y. Tribune
Sm would particularly call your al laon 10
L-r iag 10 he Boud Aldermen. INTRODUCED by Alder
man Booze ordinance establishing edaoh csLs
{ntle CIV rectors oHce for inspection Of street incun
brsures ard distributing ordinances " i proposed by tm 10
nav l3 0 10 distribute ordin What blind! and what
balm for the wounded feelings the City Inspector 10 s
rot queus The Hlckey Contract IN which booe Is sad 20
Ive share and h keen certain ciss in the City inspectors
,ce Eho have thing 90 since The contract has en- gwen
out Iiiieeu thoussLd dors for distributing ordi1ances
ii, hing .or Eoo.e INQUutER.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-13
iuaier-Gnre.

sDROOKTYN HIGHTS WATER-CURE rs
II TABLlSHMENT has been in successful oIeIeilllA -
- ~ min tifst tine hlEared psiients "a -
sueoossaly treated Pefcuts can have advi1c -a " "
sbe homes in the city Ise % ne C C1H M ID No 6 c.
husu1ia-st.. Brooklyn
DEEKSKILL WATER-CURE, at feekshll,
4 y Y conducted by D. A. GOGfON. NJ D.
Flcssant cc0mlnodsliors fJr sum lef boa o..
Ci,~ Vefersrces-The Hon JOHN E. SCHOLES No. ,
J...kI.sst H. IL HARRIS ESQ, 10. 5o5 BIo-dway CfAS
E. "ORLF, esq No q spruce -
VETATER CURE.-MOtNIA1N GLEN Wa
w TER CURE nov ready o- the season. Particularly de-
sbe for It's sheltered locality for ehy Ietaet One Lo'r
DO, New YoIk 10y C. r. r o. n j. BOAbDLls Ie eivcd sna
or soch an ordinary coon table Address A. UTTER u. d.
Fairfield, y j.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-13

ARrlv.G OF 4Hf GREAT EAsrERN.-The steamship
Great Eastern Cant Thomacn. arrived At the city yes
terday at III a. H.. and proceeded 70 her "nai7 'oO'
of Hammond street. Sho Ten Milford Haven lst inst,
and brings 80 passengers, consigned TO hes'rs "fil-
neil Minturn & Co. Large croWds Of people Nirn'o
her wharf yesterday 10 take look o. ih' I"ri't an
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-13

srEloUs AcciDESr.-lesieriay, about T. oc'oct,
IN accident occnred az Pier No. North River, which
resulted IN seriously irjurpg seven persons. The
United States Mail steamship Northern Light had
line made fast to Pier No. T. in order 10 bring er
round with her how feawards The eng'n having
been puf in mo,ion and north-westerly wind blow
ing at the tine, her bow wac swung suddenly round
iertDs the line and parting i, whereupon she struck
the west end of the pier with great force earn ing
away about lNecr feet Of il, with number Of people
who were standing there waiting 70 see their tIiends
90 ont. By tie prompt ac,ou Of blacksmith, named
James Davis who works on the pier, they were all
saycd from death. \ lad named John Daley, is sup
posed 10 have been drowned, he has not been en-
or hoard from since. Seven persons received sone
rather eevere brufes and number Of Others were
slightly injured by sp'nteFs which were knocked from
the posis. They were all duly cared for At a drug
store in the rel gLborAood.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-13

Sriuur-Wu. W. Smith, native Of Yonkerf
Ny, - years Of age committed suicide on Saturday
night &; h. residence No. l4S West lSth-st, by sew
ernz the arteries OF lis eit arm with rzor. lie
was an intempciate msu, AMI was hboring under an
attack Of deIriun frencas st tie time Going home st
a late hour, be proceeded to his bedroom where he
perpetrtsd the crime. and then called in his wife,
Coroner sehi1ner held an inquest on the body, De.
ceased leaves q large family
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-13
Temporary Bank saspension.

ALBANIl NuIUfuHyi WY III :,
There has recently been change Of officers 10 the
Bank Of Albany, and some difficulties discovered IN ne
accounts in sequence of which the BANK sus
business to-day, for the purpose oil iastug afhof-
oueh investigation INTO lie affairs.
Adam Van Allen il now acting as cashier
Tie bills of the bank are received 30 usual al par
by all the other banks in the cy and aeiny secured.
The suspension, however, cEeaies much excitement 10
town.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-13
coTrnr CALENDAR-Fon MoNDAr

UsIrRD STAfTs DISTRICT CoUaT.-Nos. q, 80, 3S,
%. 40 4l, -, A. ~
No q Fpumsrsbd-Nos a. 53l s 67, %, 81, 30 H. ~ 'i
- H. Il, 7s, 20 20, I, 10, 20 81 58 Or
SrPI,EsE CoURT-CIRCUT.-Pa L. Nos. no,
1913 ilo ms 1Is 4T IIe ll5l, l55, lls7, DOL 3s 49,
l9l 1915 1871 llle, 1905, 1901, ll,s. 49, .,- ,,-
SuPrnOR CoURT.-PaH Mos. l5'o lIlI, AZ,
1870 I7 1895 297 i76l l6J 1865 I7t7 It'll a7 ts, III
Jl23 l6li Part INos 1896 G96, 800, yt, NO. IT'S iSa
1853 1900 1902 46 ltG6 1863 1870 i2 Iso l4SO 1852 1854
l4lS ~ e.,-
CoUR1 or CoNxoS PLEAs-Part I-Nos 80 )
no as 424 ia 1869 1881 1928 130 l3 i95i ilso Ls
id is0 Part I-N6s $50 s57 1873, s9l, liH, llsJ iist
Ilss IllS 4gs 48g s2s, B8l, 9Oi INA. 4
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-13
MARRIED..

GROas-LiLOR-Or Th1rf1ay May o a. ST. Nicholas T. G.
Cch in Second street b. i- Hsv iubfCsr Battnlayrr
ts. & ross Mary Elizabeth eldest dsughte- of John
Lslor esq. aIi q his city
PLATT-FLOYD-Ol TLursdsy May by tle Ecv NJ Shook,
FrauE Plat. 70 Addie daughter o Benz. " Floyd 80.
PLUNE-PENTZ--On Tturfdsy, Nay BY The Re, Howard
H. smith George 7. Plume 10 Lste " fehfa d. Inter q
ne lAe DaIiei {. Pents. a OF this city
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-13

FIRE DIR ,HrgEsr.-Th election of a aCoumisfonor
If the New-York Fire Department takes place IN tie
Board of Representatives on Tuesday evening next
Mr.. William N. Tweed, present Commissioner, Ii q
candidate for reelection. The next meeting OF this
body viii take place on Monday evening the Goth May,
when candidates for confirmation in tie department
will have to attend.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-13
,Aars,.t.en.or.l

THE CONFESSIONS and EXPERIENCE of an IN
vluD-Pubsbed for benefit and waning 70 young MN
who uAcr from Debility Premature Decay Gc sup
ying the means Of sefCure By who cured himself aer
be a put 20 great expense through medical imp9on and
quac Single copies be had Of the sunof HA1E
NAyTiH esq Bedford Kings County, n L., by inclo'iD;
no.. pstJ I'D den
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-13

T'"sANr AVD MozlRr RECl"ENTs.-Ne announ'
eed some time snce that lad bsea taken f'I The -i'
a o. hrstellss regiment 70 20 cou1udca by VIM d. Ken
Le ore o. Tie most eminent q he Tanmy Chiefs and nre'
en- F1he o'the Council This. ,nders'ald hss met wi
great success siae then The Mozart people have determined to
raise regimen, of Io4ast Lolayss Col Gs,luin Ray Is
spoken Of the Comm. .uleT With 'ohn CocbrGne o ltCoL
Wet ogsur wiz outdo Tie other IN this seld
Ispaus o lie
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-13
CRY ITEMS

WINTER GinDrS.-Joserh Jeferon announcer ior
this evening HE frewel benefit pevions 10 his delar
turc far California. The plays viii be Jenny Land snd
Nazeppa Let the word be, One bun.b'ra pirhng.
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lA3yeItisomeEtl
No. z.
CovGH, aud COLDS

lfFI z. NVFIII7 N'II7"'
An Invaluable Uoueors,I speciG- s found IN Dr. GTYoBD
PRErAR.tloH ior this prevalent compliant Fnee = cents pr
box AdIress PHILIP fr, No. i55 Nilihws Also sold y
Jopx Nr,Is DIusg No e7g Broadway, and by Druggist
nld Iea.eIs KaAeraly.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-13

BEooRLYs CRY MoRTALITY.-The total number
Of deaths in this city last week was l22. The Prnci'
pal dseases were consumption, lj scarlet fever, III
dptheria 3; email pox, 3, &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-13

PERsosAL.-Seeond-Leute Watson Webb,
uIited States Army, son u General j. Watson Webb
eit IN Sa 'ug,ay with the Vermont Regiment and goes
with thom 70 FoIt Monroe.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-13
1851 THE PENNSYLVANIA Sf1
lOO1 CENTRAL RAILROAD OOl a
oREAT DOuBIF-TRACK ROUTE
The capacity Of the Roaa 4 low rous 10 s In TIE country
THE 6kLAI SHORT LINE 10 THE WEST

THE GREAT SHORT LINZ no THE WEST
- . Once No Aston House corner Of ssey 81
Facilities Tor the snspor1iioa OF Pssseugerf AID from Gin.
riHnat Chicago, ST. Louis. 81. fal Nese Ieupls New
DTieans, and al other towns In the Wet Norh Wet ard
Through tIan' f9T The leave NewYolk oot Of Court
hi di-st l-Mofnig Express a. M Evening Express p M
slee ping and smoking caIs on al The trains
route. ~
By this route Feishs Of al descriptions can be
aDd from suy point the Railroads Of odo Kentucky Indis
RECT to port cn the uayisable rivers Of tie Wet b
steamer from Piitsbugh
s ef Fregb 70 and from any point Of the West By The
fennyyvaLia Rfosd ~ all nc favorable chl-ged
by otEer Railroad Companies Merchants add shippers u.t-
g the transportation oi ihelg 10 this Con pany can roy
mi conhdetce 90 its speedy tItnsk
Iids Company also maintains kBigftnt AccOmmo5Iion
Line BY which PsTtss emgrang Westward ENJOY cesp and
comfortable mode of conveyance at onehaf tie hrosss
al Me IL LLdyIT Passenger Ageuti NO. iEtof HOuse.
LEkCH Co Feigbt Agent,
. No AstOr House, and No. soulh Wilianl.st
hoDOHALD BIsCuoFF Es-irsnt Agents,
pSo,,, 49,. No. BBa.teIy place
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-13
Advertise pent ] ,
TpWADp IT. DNoN. NJ D. Editor Of The

sc1lrl and Operating srd Consulting Surgeon No A. 1hay
Oce colsutsous The more oDscgs di etse5 3L M. pnG
,ihout tie Ale gs.ue. OAce hoG!s nom 70 y "
and : 20 3 evenings
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-13
The following i-the statement Of coatransporedover
H. Missouri DfmOcrGf says.

tn MfssOurf D"IAOcIGt t4l
Nychsv now very authentic ON JsfIaon CITY
that the niy Interest debt be met aimed
ro.r, to introduce B,cesou is tie f-arlne, and
ouey be he'd cary oct lr'ret O. STAT DE- s snd
aue ,taar esll and sacred Obligation i'm tii 70 te
s, es of Secss State ocers Ncrtthrf T~rudiAton,
and ttas cannot long be deayed.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-13

Gr. JAxrs T.. HARVEY, u. g. Minister to Portugal,
If IL he ely, On bic way 70 bs mission. He viii re-
main at the Fifth Avenue Hotel ill Tuesday incoming,
at which time lie s 70 sail IN he Adratc for Galway
III. Fogg, Eus..r to Switzerland. N Y.iI "a ihe'-me
time.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-13
NEH.JERSEY ITEMS.

NYw..JEHsEY RAURoAD AND TRASsPoRr trIos
CoNP.NI-CH,RGn FOR TRANSPORTING TRooPs-ERROR Cor
HHrrpUpon inquiries made at the oce of the Ne"Jersey
Railroad AID TrsnI Company hpd tie sateuen. curren.
in regard to them relative to the of troops
ueous and that Camden and Amboy Company end not The
New Jsrsey Rar'sl Company refused any reduction The
New er.e, Rairosd Company in all where they had the
power Of freeing charge to the transportation troops have
charged only excursion Between SewYoTk and Phs
PIMA they but tLyone miles Of the route in connection
with tho Camden and Amboy Company aud though the former
strongly urged he hing the fare ~ Iou IoA 10 Pha
te.piia the later declined any abatement.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-13

News BOYS CoEcERT.-Tbe News Row Concert
Tostponed On account of The Of the Gh mat, VII
take place this evening, at o'clock, st the Central
Presbyterian Church, corner Broome and Elm 'treeis.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-13

MILITARY ELEcrIoS.-An election for Officers
OF Corirany National Guard Of the Flint Regiment,
held in hoOokeu NeSJeey, Friday evening, with the o
For Cspain-FIst Lieutenant J. D. P. Mount vice Van
Houffu promoted Colonel
For First Leu,enin-second Lieutenant A. o. Evans vice
Noun promoted.
'. .Ndns promoted.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-13

CC,iPLriENT To ~ OLD POLICE CFFICER.-ScT-
csaut John II. Sudey OF Company ~ l Regiment Scott III
tiueIi yesterday pieeuied wh very handsoms Cots
1c yer rUd he uecesary accop by his od sdes
res.ned 81 position police oces 70. yo"Hee' ior a
ice Of bic coIrtry.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-13
Rsceipfs Of Produce.

No, i-o.8g bh'r El5ur ?ooo0 blh Cofn lef tH0 bush
Wheat 20u bu-h Oots i,7to pcts Po,i'i1u.. lp pcas
WLi-ky. lo1 do. Asl,s ~ DO OiiCahe 40 10. lard
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-13

Kms.PrIsG Oh Two NEw-YoFH CoLoRrD nEs
ny tyr sorrHrRs CoNEDERAcY.--James Lock
wood who had been engaged as engineer by ID. b.
Grinne Of Jersey City for nine years uP 10 the time
be left NewYOrk 20 20 fireman in the Star Of the
West gives some particulars Of TIE treatment of the
men and crew after the capture Of the steamer at
Indanoa, ard also am account Of the seizure Of TIVE
NeH.York negroes at Montgomery. AZ Algeria, opPo
site New.Orltans, gentleman came on board am
asked al who were ready 70 join the Confederat
Army to hold mp their hands. But one held npli.
hand in response. An order Immediately cane thai
they would have twelty minutes to 60 ashoTe. They
were then accompanied by Gle Of soldiers across the
ferry 10 New Orleans put OF board a steamer, and
seuf 20 Mobile and thus Transferred % the steamer
southern Republic. upon which they proceeded up to
Montgomery where hey arrived Two days siteri late
In the afi truODn.
Csu,ain Mesber m once went up TO the War Depart
uent Office While the boat was lying ~ Montgomery
-ome twenty or thirty men came on board ara seized
two colored men, named Lew Mann ana doodyeh,
WHO belong In NcwIork. They were taken on about
O'Clock in the evening bat came back n less than AZ
hour having euded the vigilance Of their caporS who
at certain point had al stopped to take drinks.
The captain that night cent tie boat up the lyef come
thirty OF forty miles 20 keep II and the men out Of
HARM wny while he could interest hnfef in their
behalf at the War Department. They eot back about
10 O'Clock se next morning, aud found the captain
np 20 The War Department Office. When they mus
tered - ieck he colorcd man, Levi Manu. wac seen
among them, and seized al once. But the other negro
var lot TO be found The officers and mob swole they
would blow every mans brains out II the other ooored
man were not produced.
They Aso threatened the captain that they would
burn the boat The captain told them they might
search the boat whenever they pleased. TLey bran
dishcd their knives ID Abe Lincoln, swore they
would have the negro and se him ST auction the ne2
day, and then set 10 work 20 md him. They found
G6odyear q; last in the wbeel-house, one OF the
paddles. Tie men were marched up to the War office,
at hf-pas TO- where they remained standing till half
past IN the afternoon, The 1opuace meanwhile Ieer.
ing them, and speaking Of preparations tor tar and
feathers. Tie negroes. however were taken 10 the
guard-honse ard are probably now in Slavery. In
yi,w Of facts Ike thee the question has been raed
whether If the Sonth is 70 sell into chains our North
I'm freenen ret9liaiory efforts should not be made 70
break all chains whatsoeyer and lot the oppressed 60
free.
The men Of tie Star Of the West, thIy-six in mum
ber subsequently proceeded to Mobile and rom thence
disIersed.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-13

ASSAULT Upoy A PoLICENsS-Two men, belong
m 10 Col Hawkins Regiment of Zouayes said TO be deserr
made A. unpTo,oked and brutal attack upon Policeman
do e. and broke Of hi' Hni' sad itued hs
collar bone They were arrested and committed q jsi 70 sw sit
.ir triai IN tie Court Sessions The volunteers their
name, ss =, trict Nnitash ana John II. HeArn.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-13

ONE REAM OF superhne fatcap Eiilheads, -,
~ - per 90 5000 Circulars 81 good BuriDess Cards @c
~ An kind ofyork done ard prompt he thape
11utinr Oice in city 10. Iyo oTO" near City Han
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-13

FirE-Abont Il O'Clock Friday night, fire
broke ont u rew uuoocupied frame house on the corner o
r4u ana Gses avenues blODgiug 90 Dr. Whitehead causi
d-,s 20 tie go Insured for the entire oss n
e b eohaes Company Of Brooklyn. Tbs FIRE supposed 20
1--we been caused BY an ncendiAry
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-13

We extract the following, resptcIs the money mar
ket in San Frandseo, from our fi.es received by the
Norb Star:
WITH ~. re-rlsr dcsers le rs'4 nsned i2 Per cent on
sesscory srcuhy with these the applications q YET bae
been by pressing and n ts NhoS 'sAet'
sonri for loans have been effected cly at 1ch owae
tsn the hgure named though m such cases les ste
nrobshiv prereu seems 70 De, thst tLe prov
ing rste Tomorrow wi bez per cent win 9ceAaa IN ee
sid with altogether a. tei tope o. the ehe' lla
vi noticeable on last steamer day. 49,, -,
Sight exchange Newlo remains a. sst qnoted ~ per
premium with the nsusl exception Of per cent lower
afforded by drawer. IN ecLs 5i very htle la been
done l. doing; the rates - ulsil unchanged.
Mexican DoBfs nomusy the same last reported y ~
A. cent pTcuium. fcme 30 GO only are on tho naftot ro
we have hokrd sAoous suco lsst reference noT hs'e
tLele been material additions 70 supply. - ..o
steady busre hes done ia Gold Bars for Coins 10
sfe.tslrf Tle supply is but limited.
s opertons Of The Mint from lat TO th Of ihs preseni
month D. follows;
God BulI2n d929.s- ser melting oz....97 i7S
C1rsge-Syer, Half Do.isrs oVV'
TIE irports q Treasure since 1T inst. were; .. .
Anil f-PeT Corles from BsaznliIO.. tu
ATr ly-Per Golden Gate from AcspJco'''''''' SzE %
r,., ......................s4osss sss 70
~ exports Of trear re April have been q follows;
Arrr Per Sonora Nev-.fcfk.....f 619,5lI ns - -.
10 Psnsns...... 1855 SJ-F65o la ei
AprH FER May Wmrdse, 20 HongEsag..... iobSJ %
April St. Louis 70 Hew ~ 80 ssa oes %
. 10 F1hsHs.'.' u'o % I.0 90
April i2-Per Fanny Major to Ls sPsz.'.'''''''' 1IW %
Total since Aprl li..'.s'''''''''''' Sd' d9s ls ~ ~
Pfe'iouiy Tins yer r''''''''''''''''''''''''''' -
Total since Jan a99@8 ~
Corresponding period Of last Hlo'S'' %
E.D;,,o a ~. s96OeOe q
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-13


IL. Stock market ss been almost entirely devoid OF interest
Noting the leading secuities We noe the
sale q Is shares BeinssI1 Bay Coal stock At 10 S Aee
Mining stocks have been quiet th9ogh al w t9ss neie "
I0U with 3 rs oAered. .,,-
The following the selling iao' OF Exchange 'f 'D'
steamer:
ON New.York, sight, 2 a cent premium.
On Neg-i oYk, 20 days sight a.. y cent premium
On New York 70 days sight, 2. y cent premium
On London 90 days isht Bankers sd others, s9d nominal
On Paris 90 days sight 81.
On Hamburg 90 days sight q ia
On Hamburg short 0+os.
The following table VIII compare the exports OF the
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-13
Law INTELLTGENCE.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT coUBT-MAr -
Before Jldre kHIsoS.

Before JsdEe KHfsos.
Tx SUR AGAISsT THE IAFRE's.
Robert NJ Dcwittsst. James and Era,tus Brooss
The motion of the defendants council for direction
70 the Jury that tho Pha hd not made oa BIZ c'-e 90
granted by the Judge who held hat Hicks wa not he s-
Of the work and Therefore he could not agn he eoprh 'n
fist s person VIII wrote The book tho sutEoT ans 3
the facts were furnished By Ht Tho ps 80, therefore ha'
no title 70 the copyright 1le s instructed he yuy u hnd
. verdict Tor lie dsf D. f.-
M...r, E,on slJ Blblls ~. Plsm,ia T. y. Bup f0r de
lendsnts
SUPERIOR COURT-Tan1 TEsx-M0 io--Deiore ia.iies
HOsEAS.
HEAvY nAs sCKe bGhINtr RAitrnip coNPiHf
David o. Nichols at the si2t1 sTcne Rsioad Company
On Auqult 9, 1855, the plaintid took seat beside
the diver on one horse eaF o. he Sixth Railroad Company
having With hD burde of psPe' When near Twelfth street
he ated TIE driver op The driver SACKED the speed oi Tia
car and pntif sgsin told m stop. BE prepared 10 get o.
when the horse started Suddenly ard be w0 hroEn tr OF
seyon iesi In Of tho lie f and TIA wheels
esus Lin tie l0lr' can-nE seou internal AID sItNnA
Injuries from which BE- sal suferG Tie had no brake
E,dsnc. was Evsn for defense show thai he pnts did
all the driver sor bat that rhe the lAs1o "" mn'
change fH pa-e ger plaintiff deioepded without bis tn0Nl
edge snd h, fee, slipping thrown under ae wheel Ihs
Jury found yeIdie, for the plainta ior 75co.
Cram Fowler for plaintiff John sossoA and Pla ior de-
fsndspt~
gUPREME URr-CnsNIKEs.--MAY il.--Bcf9le Justice
NeRaHas.
DECISIONS.
John Weber sgt. Alexander Redrond.-See Memo
fSIdS -, ST.. 1-t.a ,vt Z Z,
Ande~ v stou. agt saso Blilsrno,ion denied Ilsnth
Iobr Cspdesi Aet Hiram BerdEn.-Motion psn.ed
Win Cushnasp sgt. NSId A Work e1 L-hotion denie1
without costs =,
Jscob HsSI ass. Wn Grsydon si sL-AO,iOn Erniod
COMMON PLEAs-SPEOlI TKEE-MAr u-Bsfofe Judge
BEApY
Peek ACT. Madison avenue Bapift Church.-Motior
denied v iii - costs TO abide event 49,.
Saunders agt. Waer8.-Moton granted condition.
sliy--See order sugsested
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-13

Found DRowNED.-rhe body OF All unknown man
was found on Sunday morning In the North River nss pier NO
.ostee and va, lIsn,d m ksb co AID Psn'' aud psHea
Isen iest
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-13

NEw-YoRK HosrITAI,-The report ior tne we
s A., m ,s,t.ssU, aao psti.ns in the institution.
esi,sd during the week, 81 Disehassd cared u "
Died, o.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-13
The following 10 sesmrara'ive Sta,omen Of The value
Tctsl..... s9ssi Is6 42lOas,0S sIIs75,Io5 sog22


Insresoss compared with ll 2s4Tl
Tie following s tbe amount u coal transported on
the schuykll Navigation for the week ending Tburs-
day, May 9, 1861:
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-13

USEMPLorED CoAsTISG ScHOoSIrs.-The faet Of
the Secretary Of the Treasury having imposed rcstie
tons upon the clearance Of vessels at the custom
House and the stoppage of traffic with the souS Sern
ports, has crowded our docks with large number Of
slcops and schooners, which need not be unemployed
single day If they would avail themselves oil the de-
mand for vessels Of that description at remuneratye
rates on the Lakes They ought to resort to this Kind
Of employees at once.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-13

THT BRAuLIAS COEyETIE BAHIAyh.- The BraIl-
ian corvette Bahama now in cur hsIbor having come
here from Peuambuco Brazil, has been placed in com
mission by the Imperial Government for one year as
schcolrhip for he training Of naval oicers She IL
strongly built carries twenty-five guns S2-pounders,
each weighing q tuDs. She il bored for 70 The oi-
eers sud crew number a.s The following lie hst Of
her officers, including the midshPmou who are on
board as scholars. They under the instruction Of
Lieut. Antonio da Silva Texeinl, who was educated IN
some Of The first military schools IN Europe:
CdptIia-Ioss Maj. Rodriguss.
yLIsayendn -Jyaquim Joie fin.oi 'ai7 Al1us1o ne
Cary,lo CIclBl.ls Cerquelri Lima heuiqus f'a0e'e0
Hsftno.
Second feTreifs IA Nesa hsueei Jos
4uin da Costa jt. Fsncsco Esperidia' Nodnsaes az,
Sugsc.Dr Amcdro frudencto hlasion fsfntdStnR ge1N
DIR Jozo Adso Chsye both With tie rank o. Second e"tea
AJotlsoary-Joso Domingues Niera.
Clapl4ia-Iho Rev Brtiio L. igsf0 De Reso Nontelo'
CoHlBs,1rgF rs Lieutenant Jose Joaquin "a ho1ha. i
Secysi0ry-second Lieutenant olympic lsuAs.o CaIdine
SG,'e harcr-Jo.e Lsmego Cosis a
Hidiaipnen--Jose Pinto ds Luz f,sniiao PHwodowsn
FinsA CedAnclo grarndo de- Sousa Bite Pedro fito oA
gTz caos Federoo d. Eofonhs Carlos Bathasar da syes
Carlos ds 81 vrira Bsoes NsIes Oetsvsno An'eal9 % liza %
olve Antonio seveAro hunt. Francisco de taus ehe'
HsIezes Hendqus sseier da Rocha tTee EawAao sien
srco Msuuer Conssyes Arthur Slveira d hottA Ab9Lio
hanOel PeIoieao fernsudes jose Aniohlo L9Pesi
Hanoel Fsrrapda, NeUeI Psderneas Miguel Antonio
Pe,sns jose Iu Perrirs DE- Sous joaquin OonaFeE hAf
.in, Pedro Berjsniu Cergueirs Lima
She intends to visit Cork Pembroke, Bresi, ferroi
Lisbon Cadz Gibraltar, Tangier, Madeira, and prob
ably other poEs. She was built by BIazillans. She
= = IL Hr-a-. - 4 N,.... II. IN 4Fuln
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-13

II time last EiJ ol
The following is the amount cf coal transported on
the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad for the week
r a