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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-28
HOW THE DUTIES SHALL gr LrviN'.

HOW THE DUTIES SHALL EP LEVIN.
That In all where the duty upon suy imports wares o
vsuc Of such imports In the principal akes OF the country
whence tho importation shall have been made tile pot q
expectation the duty shall be estimated ssd collected tt
value the day Of actual shipment Whenever bin Of lsdD,
shall be presested showing ,hs date OF shipment and ~h
shall bs certified by certificate Of the United States CoGsu
commercial agent, or other legally authorized deputy
ANNUAL STATISTICS or THE COMMERCE OF 1Hk
UNITED STATES.
Tie annual statistical Of the Of the United
States with foreign countries required BY existing lave aha
hereafter be made and completed by the Register Of tho Treas
ury under the direction ohe Secretary Of the Treasury a. 20
comprehend and include In tabular FORM the quantity ~
well the Of value OF the articles
OF foreign whether dusble otherwise and also
similar and separate statement Of the Of the
States with the British Provinces under the late sosed rect
procity treaty with Great Britain
FOREIGN HEMP AND coRDAGE.
FROM and after the day and year aforesaid there shall De a.
lowed drawback foreign hemp manufactured into oordsse
the duty paid the foreign hemp from which shan De manu-
featured TO be asceraned under such regulations shall be
crbed by the Secretary Of the Treasury and no more
That per cenum the Of all drswbsck so Sowen
shall be retained the Of the United states BY the coc
paying such drawbacks respectively.
HOW DUTIES SHALL BE ASSESSED
When nerchaudise Of the material Description ou'
Of different values invoicd at average price, and not
wise provided for the duty shall be ssses.sd upon tue
the the highest valued goods Ia such invoice
subject TO under hiss The words ysne ana vsea 49,,
market value Of the goods were and inerohshdise N VIC
cpsl markets Of the county, from whence edpoi'eo ~ ~
Of expectation -
All goods wares. and actually shiPbod ana
bound United States within Is days AFTER the passee
this act and all de- ard merchandise In dep9'm "a
,ube 10 pay such duties provided by law before ana We
time passage OF this act and all goods Ia warehouse :, me
this act takes which the duties are esened py W
Ovsens be Withdrawn Oh payment Of mo duties he''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-28

Crssus OF MlssouRl.-TAs 81. Louis Reps6lioss
says:
"Asis well known, the State census 10 very imper-
fectly taken The pay is no, enough to warrant any
thing like thorough visitation TO all houses ana perA
of the counties and the Sheris do not do It, We have
before us an official publication of the State census for
1860 taken since August The aggregate sho 10 these
foures. White males $40, 80; white population,
I02 Ss5; slaves. 10 OBJ free eolored 4o2i Total,
I4oI3g The towns contain this population; Sonora,
Atebinson Co., $40; Warsaw, Benton Co, w; -.
Joeeph. IL 400; Fulton, Galloway Coz I,fH-Lanatis
Asylum In same town. 20 Cny q r SaIs Iif Tssaui
70 70S. brunswick, Charlton Co., eli Alexandrs,
Si.,t e. iOi7; Missouri City, Clay Co., AL Smith
,;Iis l79; Liberty l0S9; Jefferson City. Cole CO.,
SUI GaIlatin Davies Co., SIG; Hermann, Gasoonads
70" I,O02; Albany, Gentry Co., Ss9i Springfield,
Grssne CO., l,64; Clinton Henry Co., 1888; Fanhlin,
Howard Co., 292; Fayette, 67s; Glasgow, 1915 Roa-
noke, 2i4; Lexington, Lafayette Co., 4,ess; Mount
Vernon, Lawrence Co., AL Canton Lewis 20, l,SS;
Lagrange, l,27o; Monticello, asS Linneos Linn Co,
Charleston, Mississippi Co., $780, Paris Monroe CO..
sG4: Georgetown Petts Co 494; Weston, Platte Co,
933l; Platte City, CAS-; Huntsville, Randolph Co,
So; Oseola St. Clair Co., 49, Pennington, 81. Fran
cois Co., 345; S,e Gcnevieve, $50 Marshall Sahne
20. 2S2; Miami, $40; Arrow Roock, 49, Lancaster,
Schuy Ter Co, 56O Shelbyville, Shelby Co.. 6s Milan
Sullivan Co., 252; Potos,, Washington 20, AZ. 81.
Louis County contains 1879 o souls OF which there arS
under 10 years Of age, 26,2il; OF 10 md under IL
wears, II, 81; Of 10 aud under 2l ~; Of y and on
der AS, Al, 2S3; Of IS and upward OF ifee white
males under 10 years Of age 0; o. 40 and under
y 7o9, Of IS aud under q ~; o. ana unoss ~
beswssa and rs 1881 tho total ;aavcs. s,sS tsa
Ai..ka - tyJ-s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-28

LAYrsa THE corner Srosr or NEW MlssIos
CH,PTr.-The corner stone Of the Mission Chapel Of
the Church of the Incarnation, Thirtyrst street
between Second and Third avenues, was laid yester-
day afternoon in the presence of large assemblsge,
with appropriate exercises. Addresses were delivered
by the Rev. Henry T.. Montgomery and others The
majority present were ladies. The chapel will cost
about $3 Co., and portion of it will be ready FOR &C.
cupancy in May. The Rev. Mr. ChipmaniS the chap
lain. Perhaps this is the first instance in which
one mission has founded another in 20 brief o
time About ten years ago the Church OF the In
carnation was founded by Grace Church as Mission
Church. In 1856 the Church Of the Incarnation pur-
cased its building Of Grace, and founded the mission
the corner stone Of the chapel for which was laid yes
terday. This mission is entirely sus'ained oy the
Church Of the Incarnation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-28
REAL EsrATz.-The following property, belonging
10 The sst.tn Of Daniel Pnnshsw deceased made Yesterday


A Tricky BuRGLAR.--Chas. Nelson, ayoung bur-
rar was recently csn6ned in the Brooklyn City Prison to
answer charge OF burglary On the let Of january In conso
enence Of tho carrying out Of the Democratic principle OF
rotation In ohceh set Of keepers were appointed TO
the prison Confined In cell adjoining Nelson John Smith
who has committed for various otenses serving
OF days for drunkenness Nelson induced John
10 change clothes with confederation and accordingly
when smiths day. expired the new keepers were De
aya into releasing Nelson the burglar In place OF John smith
lie oser After Nelson had made good his John smith
lie simon Pur. established his identity and also released
tom eu.ody The ork detectives have been din gently
...chiIg m Nelson since bis and yesterday Detective
Roach him In Broome street The burglar ned ara
,,c.ped criminal He was taken Brooklyn for tris.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-28

Tng ALDERgEs BEHIND THE ScZsss.-It is be-
heyed that AID Russell is working TO get tie present
incumbent IL the Office Of Superintendent of Lamps
and Gar, Mr. Gsiie, removed, and ex'Ad. T.. c. Nc
Connen who has achieved 10 very enviable reputa-
iaton appointed in bis paceal to be done forthePur-
pose Of pacating Tammany Hail. andsecuing renom-
nation for Mr. Russell the xpiraion of his torn OF Of
lice next Fall This plan is sceondcd by several other
Aldermen in order TO keep the old ring intact and has
70 far progressed that Mr. Gate has been requested to
reSgn, for he las performed his duties in such man
ner that he could not, with any show of decency, be
removed. The Street Commis-ioner has generally
been regarded as AN able official and Gdcious in his
appointments but If he SHALL for the purpose Of re-
tanning his place. ruckle far to the behoats OF the
corrupt majority OF the Board Of Aldermen as to mp
point men like Mcconnell, he will be likely to soon
lore tue confidence Of the public
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-28
KINGS COUNTY COURT or sEssIOSs.-Fnn. 2T--Befor,
judge GARRisos and Associates.

James Wilson, indicted for grand larceny, on the
charge Of stealing three coats valued At $40 each from tho
bosrdns house Of August Parsons, No 2J South Second
granted to enable counsel to point Of Ia"
IN tbe
In the frs, dsee The defendant detected between aud
o'clock night IN December last the suempt OF breaking
III, sccompce managed escape On the part Of defense
YVES contended that he called the house girl be was
acquainted with did appear than any girl there
with him. lie sentenced to the State Prison for
five years. . :, -
Roger Mahin arraned for brutal assault upon woman
named Mary Brady in beer saloon In Williamsburg some
fin, In December Last. The very much Injured
Defendant pleaded guilty to assault and battery and
fenced TO the Penitontisry for sr months
MARY Jane Lehman convicted ON the charge OF committing
an assault and battery upon Tsbitha Miller The parties HIVE In
adjoining houses Ia Gowsnus and seems had mot been on
friendly time when at last the defendant attacked
MIss Miller aud bes. her severely Tie defendant wa1 tined
as or 20 be imprnoned % days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-28

NAVAL CouRr MARTnL.-The case Of Lieut..
Wake was continued yesterday at the Navy-fard
Lieut.. Daniels was cross-examined on minor points
and Commodore Armstrong was then sworn and heard
lie narrated the whole of the occurrences about the
Nayy-Yard with which Capt. Wake bad anything to
TO- His testimony related chiefly to orders and coun'
termands The cross-examnation was considerably
progressed with at o'clock p. IN, when the Court
adjourned until 81 clock to-day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-28

CoRoYFR's ISQUEsT.-Coroner Hegeman concluded
yesterday uron the body OF John Brown who died =
the Fsbush Hospital weeks previous When admitted
Was stated that he injured By falling from ladder bot
IN reports the effect that he had been eestsn
the Coroner decided examine into the matter number o.
summoned little Information could b
obtained The physician testified tina. bis injuries might have
by fall by blows verdict Of death nom con.
on Of from unknown to the Jury rsa-
Hnral
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-28

CEssus OF NEw-MExIco.-By the returns made by
the Assistant Mashas the entire population Of New
Mexico is 94,O7S, including tho Pueblo Indians, who
number 10 6lO. The value Of the real estate is given
at ST. 46S 49, and the personal property at sll 636,a6
making total of $S, ,6iS exclusive OF the poe
sessions of the Pueblo Indians, which amount TO the
sum Of 81 8O2 so. In the Territory there are ~ $50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-28

VICTIMS OF FoRGYD CHgcKs.-Oficeu Crosby OF
the lower Police Court yesterday arrested John Atkinson,
who 10 charged With having swinded Louis oed out OF
$40 BY means Of Gged oct The compaisy< who keeps
store al No. % RHys alleges Mat In June 1889 the
prisoner bought The aoSv nypt q goods from hm giving bis
sook on tho Mechanic nsd sSheyres Bank Of THIS city IN
pavnsH subsoqnA i,yast sSD showed that Mr. Atkinson
moi only had money N tbss bsk bat had never had any
dealings thu Justice KfJB oonsAlted the sSoused for exam
ipstion ID 10 sied fiss Hesss lockwood Brolhers
oneers, vned % the time to the extent Of too
y ths accused AID hot@r bunes firms suffered 10 various
sums lumedsy after disposns Of the checks, Atkinson
sed 10 Trenton and thence Ohio but returning here
day or two slnce was arrested az above.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-28

CorNIsnoSERS OF ENiGEATIoS.-Ths Board met
Yesterday afternoon at Castle Garden, and elected the
following officers for the ensuing year: Cuban Z.
vcrplanck President; Cyrus Curtis, Fce-President.
Thsweekly statement shows that 1910 emgran's have
arrived here since the Is, Of January 1861. To the
same date last year. 1856. Aggregate receipts, in
Gliding balance in bank Jan. 81 5lS ~ Disburse-
men,s, 1926 90. Balance, 1921 g.. No other
business Of importance was transacted.
II will be the duty Of the vce-Prcsdent to preside
and discharge the duties uf the President in case OF his
absence or inability but without any of tho official or
executive duties of the former ycePresident, all OF
which are now Discharged b., NJ c-s"ori"y th" s~"-
rotary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-28

KILyn WHILE GussISG.-Coroner Jackman
Yesterday bsd An inauest on the body Of Nathan Smith,
which erv.d here nom Terra. who wa. Killed BY sss 'esasn
was son Of Nathan Saith Of No % West Twenty seventh
direct bui has lately been vinsin 0oodaosts County IsIs
lie native Of New Haven, Conn, sscd u yeas Aver
Act Of accidental death rendered
KILLED Br FALL.--A sailor named Wallace, be-
louxns 70 the United States receiving ship North Carolina lying
and WA iuaAny ted luis body 70 th' tgy n1
Cofoncx ISctnsn vi he'd "a trQest rgsa q 70 da1.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-28

CoscERr To-DAr.-TO-day, at ] o'clock, in Dod-
worth's Rooms, Mr.. Gustav Satter, one OF the most
brilliant panists and who succeeds in all styles VIII
give matinee. Mr.. Sater like List, is able to com
mand the attention of his auditors unaided by other
artistic.
Mr. Deems, an accomplished musician Of Baiti-
more, has composed national lyric, All Hail to tho
Unon," an agreeable, fluent melody, which isdie''
clubs, and patriots in general can comPas''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-28

Tho electric light has been applied 70 some OF 'ne
operations Of surgery with fine effect. many surpc
operations such as the extirpasion Of nasopnaryng
ian rolypus, which have hitherto been performed IN
aros. total darkness, are now brilliantly Illuminated
BY this means light without 80 caa - ptHqacea
into q cayitx howsYeS sllaa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-28

IsrgRcornsE WITH THE soUrn.-Adsms Express
Company advertise that an orderhas been promulgated
by the Confederate States of America to the effect
that on and after the 18th inst to-day invoices must
accompany all goods sent into those States, according
to the custom now in force concerning all exports 10
foreign countries The States to which this order APP
plies are South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Mssls-
sippi, Louisiana and Texas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-28

srnrsr CLEiSrsG-Mr. liackley viii commence
under his contract TO clean the streets to-day Ihey
arr in a nost deplorable condition at present, and il
next month should find no improvement, in them, we
may look for liberal supply Of March dust at every
street corner Mr. ITaekley has been overun with ap-
leaon. for situations by aborng men, considerable
number Of whom are without employment. Let him
nut a GOOD force TO work at once.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-28
CITY .I7,EMS

Buns Hy,p-The rstes at which beef-ca;tle 'old
on Tuesday at the great cattle ma Vket III
street were well maintained yesteNday, thoush 'ne
business was not as lively it was the DAY oeofe' anu
some Of the owners of the best stock thonS 'ney uu
not realize quite good prices per head ra'co
the came per pound, they did on the opening Day
The advance upon the quotations of last week gwen
in tie regular report Of the market at bali cent
pound but the real advance paid by butchers In many
instances, was equal to full cert taking into account
quality and higher estimates Of net weight as wen as
price per pound. All the cattle were cold out beioie
night, and the droves generally went home ieeiing
Jolly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-28
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY FEBRUARY %, 1861

homes during the past years boys, $780, girls, l67;
men, Isl women, S. total 80f; SOC were natives of
the United States, las of Ireland and the rest Of
various foreign countries 294 were orphans. larger
number have been sont 10 ILdana than any other
State, 32s; Ohio comes next. lO2. The society, no
doubt, is doing an immense amount of good
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-28
NEU-JERSEY ITEMS.

PEDESTRIAN FrAr.-Mckey Free, the CREST pedes-
tran, left Jersey City yesterday forenoon for walk 10
the City of Washington, intending to arrive there on
Sunday evening" in order to be present at the naugu-
ration of the President on the following day. Mickey.
who is an enthusiastic Republican, was attired in
Wide-Awake cap and continental coat, the same ~
when he introduced himself to the President elect At
the reception at the depot in Jersey City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-28

DEATH OF AsorHTR MEXICAN VoLUsTEER.-ser'
geant John Mclean, member Of the let Regiment
New-York Mexican Volunteers, died on Tuesday, ike
most of bis companions in arms in state OF poverty
His funeral will take place to-day. at O'Clock p m'
from the Mercer House. The surviving members and
friends will attend in citizens dress.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-28

NEw-YoRx Contractors IN HAyANA.-A New
York contractor has recently arrived in Havana TAX
ing with him 900 laborers to build railroad for
which he Is to receive the round OOO out OF
which he hopes to make profit Of $5OO, OOe. Brook
lyn contractor Mr.. Bren has nine miles OF streets
10 pave and city railroad track to lay in Havana, for
which be is to receive handsome compensation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-28

THE Nlw-YoRK CrTr M,TERyAL A.SocnrToS-
The fory-fecond annual meeting of the New-fork City
Maternal Association was held yesterday noon in the
Committee Room Of the A. Il. c. +. NJ, Bible House.
Mrs Thomas Has,ings First Drcciress in the chair
In nearly all Of the Protestant churches Of city are
Maternal Societies, composed Of the elderly ladies OF
the congregation who devote themselves to advising
young mothers as to the best mode Of aordDg their
children religious education, and extending comfort
and sympathy in their time OF need. The meeting OF
yesterday largely attended there being fair rep
resentation from most Of the Presbyterian, Dutch Re-
formed and Episcopal churches. The exercises were
opened with prayer by the Rev. o. Eastman and sing
ing, after which addresses were made by the Rev.
Thomas Hastings Of the Carmine-sreet Presbyterian
Church, and the Rev. w. +. Williams, missionary
from Turkey. Mr.. Eastman then read the annual re-
port detailing the operations of the various Maternal
Societies Of New-York and Brooklyn The election for
the ensuing year resulted as follows Mrs. Thomas
Hastings, First Directress; Mrs. o. Eastman and Mrs.
d. Hoadley, Secretaricsi Mrs. A. l.. Merwin, Treas-
urer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-28

DEATH OF Prominent CfTrzEs.-Mr. William Il.
Carey, well-known and prominent citizen, died at BID
residence, No. AZ Remsen street, yesterday morning
after long nees. Mr. Carey wss one Of the largea
realestate in Brooklyn, and at the time OF s
decease Director of the City Railroad Company.
of the Nassau Bank Nassau Insurance Company, and
Home Life Insurance Company. There are few msa
who have done toward advancing the interests d
the city and contributing to its improvement than the
deceased
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-28

Kutyp on A R,ILRoap.-Coroner Jackman yes
dv held an nque, the body OF Frame Lossee brakeman
on tho Camden aud Anboy Railroad who was iast.ny Ied
leaning fom platform Of the to look the engine when
hi, head came f. contact with abutment OF bridge killing
him Instantly verdict Of accidental death WA rendered
Tine decsasel Was native Of NewJesey, aged % years
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-28
Acknowledgement |

To DOCroRs.-To know the Compartments and
mental Organization Of the sick Is Of great Importance . the
mere knowledge Of their physical condition FOR often tue d
In the nnd or even when the body il troubled much
good could accomplished especially with irritable people by
correct application OF the principles Of Phre
noo,y FOR further examination OF tho subject call upon
RosIEE L WELLS, No. 3o5 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-28
cOTrpT CALFNDAR-THI, NV

SUPREME CoURT-GEEERAL TERa.-Enumerated
Mo-. u.s. 80 65 &C, g. &C. &c. 10 H. 15 It, H. 49, 49, A. IL
81, 2-Non.enuneTsed---Nos q, ID, l9, "a. ~ So -
SUPREME CoURT-CIRCUII.-Nos $50, Sol, 500
soI soa COS m 9ca 9I sls s7 9e o2l 80 ss s2 ss 20
g3J s95 80 m
SUPREME CoURr-SPEcI,L TERN.-Nos. los, -
I5a le Ie ls0 l6 asa 49, 5 100, 49, lss, 49, 49, ls2
100 lA lg7, 1893, 100, 2r0, pol.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-28
ADVERTISEMENT
n..,,a ID. .f.n

Mur be sol 10 900 Bottles Of Dr. ToBiAss celebrated VENT
ry LysPSr THIS remedy for pains and sches stand
foremost among the Linmeps Of the day Try H. Is and
cents Sold by all Druggs Office, No. % CourAndsst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-28

CHnpRESs ARD SocIErY.-At the annual meeting
Of tho Chdrcns Aid Society held at the Metropolitan
Bank, yesterday Messrs. Isaac Bell, Benjamin j. How
land, VIM. c. Gilman, Howard Potter, and James L.
Phelps N. d., were unanimously elected Trustees for
the three years. At subsequent meeting OF the
Trustees, w. A. Booth was elected President, and j..
l.. Williams Treasurer. For the year ending Feb. j,
1861, the expenses were 1890 o. leaving balance
on hand $i78 IS. At heNewsboys Lodging House,
q 800 lodgings were furnished to about 1000 different
boys, and b. 81 meals given duringthe year; 800 boys
saved 81 ,257 n III the bank OF this institution. The
boys themselves have paid toward the expenses Of the
lodging-house 81, 036 90. The report says:--
From the returns Of the City PrsA it appears that
in 1851 there were committed there boys under 10
years Of ago for petit larceny; in ~ 5 boys and
girl; in 1860 = boys and no gIs For vs3rancy, In
1851 Is? children under 10; In 1850, IA; IN 1870, l0l
showing an absolute decrease In years Of thieves
under 10 years Of than and Of va
grants Of that sge of more than so per cent But II
the increase Of population during those years be
sidered the relative decrease will be much greater.
we turn back four years for the return Of the petty
thieves between the ages Of 10 and 20, We lind the
number In 1856 OBS and 10 1860, 983; the Migrants,
749 In 1856 and S5 In 1860. While il the thieves had
increased regularly with the population, they would
have amounted in 1860 TO 800, and the Migrants
70 at least yls.
This result 10 attributed 70 the workings OF This and
kplred societ!eh 1sers haze Seea Yc9Y,3ed NH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-28

George Rubter, a boy apprsntieed TO DIR. Purdy, IA
Pssr street pleaded guilty Of an emptto commit arson IN
6r,t desroe the State Prison for years ana
month"; lie seemed have little idea Of the true nature ana
,pormiy of the ohen,e Of setting tire 10 building and "ep
bitterly IN Court Tho fire. originated Ia the cheueA iAooia
toty OF the doctor on the night OF the I'D January
Charles H. Wilson pleaded guilty OF burglary IN the second
deUee and sent 10 the State Prison for two yer' ana
Andsw Ryan was tried the charge OF receiving quantity
Of wool thief who took IL from the store oil one
BosIdmsn. Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-28

FoR ErKoPr-The mail steamer Africa, Capt
Cook left yesterday for Liverpool with % passengers
among whom is Col j. {. Fremont.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-28
BROOKE wv ITEMS.

TIKI ISAUGURArroS or President LrScoLN.-Ths
Ashland Republican Club, at meeting recently bold
perfected arrangements to fire national salute from
the nights of Fort Greene the occasion of Presidsus
Lincoln's Inauguration on Monday next The Club
will turn out in full force.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-28

AaERlc,Y ISsrITuTE.-The managers OF the fairs
held annually under the auspices Of the American
destitute, are to meet tomorrow night, to make
engagements for their next exhibition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-28

Gen. Wheat Of Nicaragusn notoriely, who went 70
Italy to help Gsrbald but get there little too iate'
has returned TO this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-28

Madame Anna Bishops English Opera troupe Is
drawing good houses at Nibo's. Tonight somnam-
bula will be given for the last time.