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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-21

FIRE At EIIzABrTH--FouR HoRsHs BCasED.-
Between and O'Clock yesterday morning fire broke
out in large stable, belonging % 4. Delenbeck, pro-
pretor Of tie Union Hotel ut Elizabeth. There being
y considerable quantity of lay in the barn the flames
spr ad RAJ idly and the remen only able to save
come wagons carriages, seighs, &e., aid 10 prevent
tie spread OF the fire. Four valuable hores were
harmed 70 death. Two Of them were owned by Mr.:
hi, lenbeck and The other two by Francis Sayre ind
John A. Dix. Mr.. Delen,ecks loss was about 81 500
The origin of the fire was not asccrtained.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-21
MARLNE JOURNAL
PORT OF NEw-YoRK...."
Cleared.

stam,hip Marion, Atkins, Charleston, spouord, iIssor
K Co. -.
Barks-Geo Thomas Lewis, HsyaEs, Benner nsals Lee.
non fie, London f. Geibrsnd Comet Jones, hIadephs
{ " Brire,: N Curwn. Chase Hsyre, Fmeh Meirche.
Bgs-Atsanis Now Rod, Qneen'to"n anch henehei
Nsha1t strout ZsEs, G. 4 +. Peters
hoop.r.rwin Sisters Spear, CsdiE ID roxnSend Towl'
&c, d. Mobile H. Bishaul; Lone STAR hcNs6 Hat.r Jss
U,niE 10 Burpe Vista Philips, Baltimore j. W. Mckee,
VruI. Young Maranzas c. E. Peters; priuee,s Lowell
Bo.ron s. w Lewis 10. X. Perry stnbos, ASs Csyes
n p Buck & Co.; Wells Wells GeenPoEs Samuel Ood"n'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-21

Ia seam.aip 4vgn.tn o Sacanaah-Miss Wer,so,th Mia
h. Sread Mrs Morse, Mr.. and Mrs Moore j. u. b:
Lowell H. W. Cook, p Walker Y. De Sonest 81 smith and
Children L. Paris A. Cohen L. Hesnsa, A ewepthsl "
Main r. NJ Cnyler. J. Sumphr. Wilson, yss. Kelly. y.
Perkn. w. Curens +. Dam G. Wheeeck n. T. Bsrnun j.
A. Casey Bridget Haley Sarah Dowey MI CisSo!d and -
In tie steeraBc =, ~,
IN .a,p Roanoke from Rioh@oad-H Howard n He's
D. Fen hea s,rurl Hall Jas Saith 5. b. Peaso, g. blnes
A. Allen J. N He~ett J. h. Loyett l.. n Jones' q I. Reed,
@. w. Walker and 70 In the steersge.
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RRlED.

oRErH-DRAKE-At Ithacs, New.York, on "Wednesday,
Mach 10, ny tn. Rev w g. Waller u. d., w: y. III.
6reen Of Lenoz MAJ TO kse g. daughter Of c. b. Drsle,
esq.
sAIHEws-FLAeG-ToB Brooklyn on "wednesday, March ~
iaheTs esq Of New.YorL CITY 10 Celtic GwyDns younger
aaash'er Of Henry c. Flag e,q. Of New Haven, Conn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-21

A GERNAs KnLED.-COroDer O'Keefe held an
nque. Yesterday NJ No egAy-nle A. the body Of German
peied husue Heller sged 81 who died Of fractured
sk The unfortunate Tuesday lat Vas go up the
ceiyed ihe juiie which yesterday terminated fatally
d,ct Of accidental death ~ IrIed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-21
Being an increa,e of 1898 over the number under

Being an increa,e Of 1898 over the number under
instruction during the preceding year,
or this number IS, 95 have attended school during
The entire school year; 1890 for eight months, al
ia than ten: 1884 for six months, and iess than
eight; 2g.00S for four months, and less than six
2y672 for two months and less than four and 81 COL
for peri 4 less than two months.
Mr.. Randall speaks nj length the general conli-
ton Of the schools, normal and high school for RE,
revision ard extension Of The of study ca-sf
cation and graduation, evening schools internal ar
rspRcmen's and order of tie schools, ibra.ies and
qualifications Of teachers.
Aher fiji ishing some unimportaDt routine business,
the Board adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-21

CosyIorIos OF LIsDxRssILH.--It will be reeol-
keted that we alluded in December ast 10 the arrest Of
BENJAMIN Lindersmith a, Bladensburgh, Kuox County
Ohio. and bis extradiliOn hllher on charge OF OBJ
tainur goods under false pre,enses. LDde'snth as
tired On Monday and Tuesday ast before Judge Leon
ard in the Court Of o. er and Terniner He ably
defended exJudge Stuart who did all that tact and
ingruui could do to avoid conviction but the testimony
was 60 strong and the "animus" clear thu, il was
impossible to resist and the Jury after 81 ort corsuI
alton, returned to Court with verdict of Guilty"
liLdersui,h was deeply affected, though during hs
confinement and trial he exhibited unusual coolness
ana indifference 1t is believed that he was not the
ORIGINATOR Of the fraud but merely the tool of greater
villains than himsef, who put him forward TO carry
cut Il scheme they bad plotted. a former partner
named Brown figured conspieuously In the testimony
ma an active participant in TIE fraud and it s thOugh
sha he too will be sent for on charge Of construct
ave larceny" The trial and conviction Of LindeIsmtl
Ia understood to be the result of fixed determination
on the part of number Of irstcss houses 10 vndicae
ihe law in all cases where the facts clearly 81 Ow intent
60 defraud. No malice was felt toward Lindersnnth,
but the crime for which be was convicted
had become 30 frequent, and the perpetrators
% bold in their operations, that IL became
IN absoute necessity 10 prosecute and be was selected
Is the 6nt. An agreement bas beep entered into By
humber Of saiSg 1Ths 70 consult the best legal
thory in all where frauds committed against
shose belorg bg TO tie AssocaOn and If advised that
he facts will warrant an indictment and conviction 70
prosecute The exrenes te paid byt the Afsoca' on
Hitherto il Lss been difficult to get indictments in such
cases. on aceOuDtO the tendency TO allow the criminals
~ escape by their paying the claims of those making
ale complaint In this way the State was subjected 10
considerable expense and The public moras 10 10 way
approved. To avoid this, it is the determination thatn
no case win the prosecution be withdrawn a'!sr an
iDdictmen, is found, under any pe,ext or on any con
sidersiion. Il 10 understood that Governor Morgan
,himsslf an eminent merchan,) fully appreciates the
necessty that exists for vigorous prosecution of ths
slats of offenders and will not grant any reputation,
nless epti ely satisfied that The case will be vigorously
prosecuted, and the guilty parties punished In view
sf the enormous losses which the mercantile COM
nuny has been subjected by reason Of these Frauds
d is believed that the Courts are Opposed TO CO.
operate with the merchants for their suppression Tie
penalty s imprisonment in The State Prison from three
W five years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-21

MINIATURE ALMANAC. -
spn-R,ses Set. ....... 6l3 Neon Risea. S:ts
srsu WATER DAT.
Sandy HOOK a:3a Coy Island 80. 1923 Ho0sts.... taS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-21

Tor SALE or to LET-The two oi fnFe ,soSs!
L erck HOUSES and LOTS yp,s T mcdeate only sbOa
on s1 ~ s..h inquire Il s premises No q S'sS oo
feet q sps soa a' dfi' day No. IA Greens
noon, o. 10 the Ss s'a,s DE kNABEscHUCH
11UsICAI-WANTED - SOPRANOS, So. e.
WI 20 cTrEoRs and BAsSoS for Churches sna S'' ="
Concerts f"'~'N'' q. WAyssss. No. go t'saSAS'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-21

BEsEFIr-The celebrated Black Swan" aits f.
Greenfield gives concert in aid Of the Second Avenue
NJ f. Bethel Church at Blocker Hal, corner Of
BleecksI and Morton streets, this evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-21

Tuy s,Y,ssaIP UusrsvILLs Poet from Savannah ihs pn,
bound TO his port put iuo Eofork ye'!eEday' 'ne
short Of coal. -. g., ,bs hark Hsrves.
os. NM. I,y..bi. To- hsr gtting OIL at hish wstei
It appar 10 bo much injured aud viii d.chass,
P8y letter 70 Ellyood Walter. esq sec ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-21

Old Winter Fingers IN the laJ Of Spring THE time, as
,hough be were very lo,a 10 leave After the mid
weather Of The past wo OF three weeks the rosis ana
SHOWS which h9 Q recently befa!len as come ple"y
tomb. fot che third time this week 1t has S,'W'u
1aaseyung il wss falling hick and fast ana ooAen
asthYugh we need not be surlrised If we we're "".Cu
mp this morning by the merry jingle oil the ei5n ''h'
Exprxers OF THE FIRE DRPARTvENT.-f any
enc from the current phrases, An unpaid Ere De-
partment" The volunteer ~ stem,' and some ou'eTs
Of ike ring has been led to suppose that the present
arraDgeuert for putting out fires costs the city but
sri0ng snm possibly he may be little surprised az the
following statement of moneys expended for this De-
rartnent in 1860:
For .9Pplyns ard sPoTIos spPa5ans ;.. %
sSS a. ens1e hose and hook and lad
ssssries Of c erks and M,s,sUser Of the Board
ssiars Of Chief E suesi SEQ
Salaries Of ti'e Alarm Brlliestn'''''''''' Zen
slsries Of OF Repairs Fro Appas $500 goo S1
tpo.s os sso'Ioo worth OlTea e'sao''''''''''
Total fo laso...,.. %"o5oVo ~
This s exclusive Of real estate purchased q" expenses
Of printing aud stationery, and OF the interest on the
value If o. partus. This would swell 1t good deal
higher Besides The Common COancil ordered large
number OF new m cDleF, the resu'ois, III "'o ~ " =
Of csses, 1eldng 70 purchase without contract,
which we're oniy partly complied with for want Of
funds II believe that had all the work been done
shat was ordered TIE foongs Of all expenses properly
ehareeable to the Fire Department would have been
Mte any, less than half q million Of dollars. Indeed,
abe Controllers estimate for This Department for the
pre.ent year $3S 56 SO. Now, no one will contend
lhst the expehs of the Fire Department If properl'
conducted ought to be anything near equal to what l.
would be necessary pay for keeping clean onr 500 or
900 mites of streets. Yet it il thought TO be good con-
tract that 10 awarded s279OO9 per annum for
,bis purpo,e--so good in fast that it viii aii1"
margin for Princely present TO each member OF the
ring" aud leave large profit TO the contractor IN
few y,ar Yet The streeteaRing Of the present rates
win eost the city ut -ss, $4,000 lees than will be paid
70 the Fire Department this year. to say nothing OF the
mt res, on the amount invested in apparatus and real
estate of the Department.
We eubi in q statement of the number Of companies
and the force eup yed in the Department az made by
che Chief Engineer few months since:
Engine Companies. ~
boob aud Ladder Compauies II
Total.
Il l., ~ lima ,hara reva ted bplDDping
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-21

The Household Journal for April 6, No. Of the
% volume contains the lecture Of DIR. Soger, " The
Worlds Highway" with large Illustrative map. The
journal is neat, popular, family paper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-21

SURGEONS fOR TIE ARNY.-A medical board will
assemble in NewYork the Let OF May next for the
purpose Of examining candidates for medical appoint
pspts in the army. The following officers will cons
iuts The board Of surgeons Clement A.Fney, Charles
AeDcug4ll. and William j. Sloan Applications must
be addressed " The Secretary Of War, must state the
residence Of the applicant and the da,e and place Of his
kJth. They must also be accompanied references will
receive attention. by respectable testimonials of his
possessing the moral aud yscal qualifications requi-
tie for filing credably the responsible station, and for
performing ably the arduous and active duties Of
sficer Of the medical staff Applicants mus; DO be-
sween twenty-on and twenty five years of age.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-21
Nv Tele2raph.
niHaefcrs. &c.

NEW ORLEANS, March so-An. ship St. fsu' no"
BostOn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-21
Receipts Of Produce,


Maze, 2a--94s bbl.. Flour, l3llO bush. Whea, SOL 2
Provisions 20 do. WHISKY, 800 do Lard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-21

TIE WORK on TIE SIREETs.-Except those streets
which Mr.. Hackley has taken IN hand within few
weeks, none have been cleaned since last October
Consequently, the sccumuIatons shth are enormous
spd there il presented CONDITION Of things dis
trusting 10 the sight ana smell than the drtiest Of hog
pens. Indeed it 10 q question whether the letting
4oose lot of swine TO deyour the heaps Of rotting
garbage TO be seen in many streets would not prove
sanitary measure.
We ar. assured, however, that, If the weather per-
its the work Of street cleaning will be pushed ahead
Ga Ill the Wards to-day. BODIES Navy" it Is said
b TO consist Of 40 scows, each capable Of holding $50
loads. Sone Of them will be finished in the Of
q week.
II for $4,000, or larger sum, the contractor
aas rendered himself independent of political influence
in Troeesd ding with bis work, il will DO doubt prove
fudici5us business tansacton. But the leeches who
Aaye Teen 90 long accustomed 10 subset upon the body
polite, viii be very 10Th 20 let 60 their hold and win
Die very bard. Probably one secret Of the building of
tho mud navy 10, dat certain set Of men have been
IN the Labit Of receiving eight cents per load for stuff
dumped into their boats, when they coHld have made
good profit without charging the city penny. They
will probably soon realize the difference between being
pamfered by the Corporation, aud being dealt with in
business mspAev
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-21

On the LIST of June there reported rs belonging
70 the Fire Department, IA engineers, 1924 memberh
Of engine companies All members OF hose companies
$50 members Of hook and ladder compaDies-makng
total If 1927 men.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-20

II Prince Gortschakoff, who recently expired
ut WursIw. is said to have left very little prop
er V berOad present of 50 900 roubles made him
b the Ca: afr the siege OF SsbastopOl, where
remains have been Inferred The Emperor
has presented IS OJ0 to bis widow and S 600 to
each Of his three daughters.
IL A f.w DAYS ago a Russian gentleman died
suddenlY in a railway carriage at Bourges. His
wsig ht WIS SO enormous that not fewer than six
men bad to be employed TO remove the dead body
from the carriage, and eight to carry 1t to the
csmetery Of 81. LaZare.
III There are twenty nine ships in the course
OF Construct n at the port of st. John, N B
and vicinity, the aggregat. tonnage of which
amounts TO % 2iO tons. II Is computed that one
hat Of the tonnage VIII be launched this and the
eHsIi1g month
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THE EVENING STAR.

THk PIRATE SUMTER The brig A. Dunbar,
Captain Rockwell, arrived this morning from
Cienfuegos, reports on the morning Of the 18th Of
June left Cienfuegos, and was becalmed the fore
part Of the day. but in the afternoon a breeze
sprnging up she proceedet on her course At (
P m. made screw steamer in chase, cemirg
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Trinidad; at p m. The steamer came up with US
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Captain X finally answered in English, when
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-20

PRENrIcFANIA Ben Edwards Grew, well
known In this state and now a citizen Of Dallas
county, Ala has given a couple Of horses to a
secession company down there Ben, after giving
the horses should have joined the com pany him.
self TWo horses and ass would have been a
nice team.
''Isn't Capt. simms great hyPocrite? ," said a
refined observer to US the other day. "Why do
you EEK that ?h we replied innocently. because
don't believe any mortal can Be as mean as he
locks.
Orr neighbor Of the Courier calls us the Devil
We are sorry we can't occasionally lay n gentle
hand upon him without his thinking the Devil
has lot hold Of him.
Smcthering pistols under female hoops is not a
legitimate mode of hopping barrels.
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10 Be put uD IL rtront box, (oooperoc } and the
contents marked thereon.
IL IL 30 b Distinctly understood that tho wagons
are 70 be constructed that the several parts Of
any one wagon vii agree and exactly a. those Of
any othey, % ss TO require no EumberInG or ~
.na top &c ~ ~ ane .s
t.; 81 the wood thoronEhly sessored, and the
vo-k In its parts faithfully executed IN the best
voTkmaulike manner
The vo.k may be inspected frop time % time 90
IL ProErstss by an ofhoer 81 ent OF the CeDaCteT
painted until It shatl have been inspected sBd sp-
proved bI ssld ofhoer or agent authouIed 20 In
spectt When flushed, painted, and aroePted BY
an ofhoeI or agent Of the QuArtefmsster's De part
ment, ard delivered as herein agreed, they shall
be paid for.
NJ c. MEIGs.
le2-aw9u QuartermSSter General II. s.
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A X NJ Y s u p p les

A r M Y s U p l. i.
OFFICE OF ARMY CLcrHIyG AND EQU1PAeEJ
Corner Of ROrCard and Mercer .tTssfS,
NEW YORK, JGly 9. 1861 !
celved a. this eli" until the first day Of August
next, for making by contract the following eI,,y
government, the ARTICLES to be delivored at the u.
5; DePnt Of Army Clothing and EQuipage in this
SUW0 infantry forage Gaps.
2U,WD infantry uniform oOats.
O,ct0 blue flsnne! sack coats.
$4,000 flannel shirts.
10 OOO greato0ats
IN,0UO leather stocks.
respect as the scseS patTsrns in fbis nca eRsrs
tney may be examined All Articles made under
contracts herein invited will be received uuder
pointed b. authority OF the United STATES
IIoPosais WI be p5sferTGd for each md IF gar
small, guam titles of each Bidders viii state he
asant,ties ey viii contact for, and the shortest
periods EltnIL winch deliveries will be made,
Eaoh bdd r IN his proposals will distinctly state
his pace OF b1s inese, a"d ramss, ADDRESS and re-
for he material delivered and the suslitT of the
Ssrtsn ard he SI aso state the shortest
Bids for c"tblng y-ill DO sec spted, only from
tellOrs In extensive business dealers in cloth
.lne " '
II is TO be distinctly understood that contracts
s-e rot transf. rrab Without tie consent of the
proper apthOr. ty, ard th.t any sale ass Znmant
or transfer, without such onsent except under a
process OF 'aT), will be regarded as an abandon
meat LOT which the contractor and his surete. will
be he'd responsible. "
Delivery OF clothing is 10 commence ten d.ys
alier the materla shall have en- Issued, and the
wmOie co.trsctod Tor Is to be promptly delivered
according To ths term. of each contract.
Payment WI be made on the delivery of one-b,lf
OF ths amount OF any article cont. acted for pro
Sided appropriations for tia: purpOs, be made by
ConSIeSs; but one tcnth OF thS amount due for
each delivery shall he retained till the cont ACT ia
Completed ard the sum retained shall be fort tied
70 the united states In case OF defaoatlon or non
iu hlment BY the contractor. IVA
Forms OF proposals and guarantee will be fur
nlshed on application To this Office and 20 prono-
thereto. NV JUL vi NJ
fP1oPosals will be endorsed proposals for ma n
70 Major ID. II ViNT0N
;,o,o. Quartern aster u Army, NY
~ io-I<t Box S298 Post Ufioe.
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" VERMiN DESTROYER VIII ria You A6 Oi
NSsSsss, PED Bug 3, Anti. 4s M9oIs Rat and
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