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New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-17
FIDELITY TO THE Union.

Baltimore Secession paper having stated that
large number OF the Northern troops who had come 10
Wdshn yion had refused take the prescribed oath
for sol .iels entering the public service, inquiry
mado in the proper quarter by TIE n tioaai (Nteit-
ecacer elected the following reply from Gen. George
4. Thomas, who was the olicatin. oficer:
SR In answer your verbal iGques ~ 10 the ptohnbe
number the tr0eps from SoYthsu who hid refused o.
taAe the pledge OF aeiance tEh have sdnni,er'd '.e
oath 1900 Of sul oopF. end would eoasdai N ~
arge the whole numbef who had cfu ed no
uyo did the refusal originate n eossHy - he
a bu generally Fycn by the parties tfcr
solve. was municipal satno.ie- Of the cities iEoa,
which e cn. lad promised provide ilr their ius, sud
had not done 30. Your very thy, uEO. L. THOMAS.
Nan "a, lBI
The fo,lowingis IL The oath administered 10 the trGops:
H. do soemny swesr afirrn) that via bear tgue
k..ianre 10 tae Une States OF Amecs aud at viii
tea honestly ard ahfry ssairh a. " cpross
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-17
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK........-J
Cleared.

Sbip.- -Ves.suder Olsen Duhio F1rch Nencke wenat
nooreslor CoultLorst Liverpool Nilas Gnon; Empire,
Cooms Washington, c. u. be1odci larvet Queen, AeTo
ivsr,ooI Zerera 20 Universe Morrison. Liverpool -.
Brks-nunungon. White, Baitimore, Dovley Corner
Coz Jno Howe kton ol3uee''rT H. d. bf0oA"sl 70
Big haseeiu, Ii,idy gods9,ro, - sea bird tit1'
patrick 81 Johns. p = NefIs Soni julia smith Cork.
W Eiwe Co; Executive Grant, Bangor ~ o PIisenry
LADY Washington tBr y Morrison l'arsr3 Island James Hun
ter Co.: Aiachils slopiy Iriulld Thompson Hunier
Schooner IL bI5Da u0m Boston, \. hOwesi Neudoy.,
B.1,.r. Frsbeh Jane lBLD, MrIcws, Lazuayrs Brett,
Son CO.: " Isr.se Bcyurd = J0hI's, ;. B., r. Dew94,
SrrIv s5uth Weeks ior' Monroe McCrpsdy. Mott Co
ifoue Wand Georre.ouu, --. Oicon lbTl, Samsdey,
Isrbor Grace J. = Deley Ncr-aret Ann fBTl Whslpley,
St Johns A. Sliier a Cos u. Bell Mills Bangor X r
Buck q 90 Tl.it. -- Suufor' -.
s,eaIner- AHds R0birfon fhildephs Jane. Hand
Sloop-E. splssle, Oibbs. Providence m astef.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-17

the long list" auJ it reported closer wta nsist onr,
in the an"rooon tor tle sell o g, ~ bo, Sgnre
ply mar, of hcb as taken For eol bankers VII Ga az
and ior EaGrn about c3 Bot to sod auu ha''' '
scarce, dee1cdlyso.
Fl,pr WAS very ccso today md iho banks were oohsed
20 limit sales lie nHet urcent ".ts oi cu 'nei. III Ia
rent cirr was1 T. cen atIhe hanA dl -, ~ he
same 6gure.
7heN. q. Pic1yaae says: .v
The excl 20 market presented nothing for rcn'rk t e
thousand pounds II sterling based on colton IN special
u. .ancrs formcd The chief mogcuei too - Jcy,nd 1r
sc ions were ba.,d Iithn the range q % IT. ,a,iou
rennce was observed BOT goo me , % ly iepest our
Francs clIceIy inqui ed oL ''S W" VI sft lore
figures of ye.'erds4-,feo0 f1a In NY 5,, r,e Tor
,s.re s,i.. iqlt "a o.. - 2Qs d'~out. ih" g. ar
checks was p discount with one or Two oiA '
% draw better lhaD par !, -. ,,r..- e., he cssentany
d. ,,,f Gnr suniu.iu, UP for the week covers
s,sc f, r-,i, ns IN Cotton still fewer m Io'ae.o VII
,,,.l t-l,e down the Sun incf sandaTd more
b'rsI Cotton eyel under tic dlhcuties 81 nrs''l'.,s
hs The o-k ha nov 3n 'tC" & 'a T.; O"y - ana o., Mn
lo,id Ii was ougt iou tine since tht teIe "ou DO.
be su'cen, a'osplc tunnae' 30 ,se' 'n ~. M OF az lin
-Fet ung tis season tis suppo-ei rhphy lot tNlp
.epfa has heen removed b. free arfyai Of TN 2e E'd
ss of which s. under fTeisn fi-s wich vii vac my
d-trticn in yuslins orWa to HA' ihe un.iPP % 49,
r5olrcc We merely refer the ict hl poiic d
,rn only nodic0m Of the causes Tor the aniaici ea,S ef
ration ci t- seasons business The min c4Hsa ihr c'ol
cotton ls been received sold and rtc'iped for wh tie o.
crtc pehsit, Oi 25tlp bales IL then fIcu; that WIN
~ I,' s,o., Of T31acco there is really basis fog
la sgi9u. ard tie 5ca-ora blsle-s nay be- cohalie'
s. thr same ne it Of ont Of place TO ALI le tht by the
t-de end communication with The Clio River and th- Upper
Nssi.-ip,i irc.rtrg S. Louis arc s-speud d. N'y l'
- ions has been received, iha ycy Ie rconv Ni
drccl r. The rpincp'1d and arbitrary edic''
OF tte powers % a, a,h;u .tou Ciy.
The GLOWING Is the APril statement Of The Banks Of
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-17

IMPoBTAYT TO FAEMEEs.-An "Old Farmer who
ws in the war of 1872 appeals to the farmers of Con-
necicut TO abandon tobacco raising this season. and de-
vote their land to other and better His PROPOSE
ton is such really good one, that we reproduce it,
What lie says about raising grain and roots will apply
elsewhere as well as in Connecticut;
Il have 2 word 10 ray to the farmers or The Con-
pecticut River valley who, for years past, have been
impoyershDg their farms and producing to the world
a worthless noXous weed under the plea that It pays
better than .ny crop they can raise. You can no
longer offer that rs an excuse You who have not sold
your last crOp of tobacco cannot now sell u az aoy
price 1ue sDecultOrs cannot sell a pound OF their
purchases neither en- the coming crop be sold.
War creates de elaud for the ecessares % HE, and
at an enhanced price. The luXuries are dispensed
with Thousands of our working men have left their
fields Of labor and gone to lie baile-eds AZ the call
Of our country. Tie number Of acres planted must
fail immensely short; aud should the season prove un-
favorable famine may soon be staring in the face
Now farmers, what l have to propose Is, that you
shond pn every acre poss ble under cultivation; your
bes ards which you have 60 long devoted to tobacco,
plant to corn potatoes and carrots, and all grain that
can be used 10 sustsin life. DO 50 much toward sas-
tanning vour country in this hour OF need. IL your
patrio m J. not sufficient indncement, then let 1t be
IN, for there can be but iiil doGbt bnt that all
grains viii command high price Tor the year to come:
Grow the necesaTies Of life upon every acre OF ground
heretofore used for other cr0ps.'
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-17
L.IIV INTELLIGENCE.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT ooURT-M,v le.-B,:ore
Judge NrIsos.

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CouBT-M'r lt.-Bsere
Judge NrIsoS.
oSr or THE BaLTIHOgE EIoTTRs ~ THS CIT
The United States District Attorney applied 10 the
Cant Tor warrant under the seal Of the Court ~ the arrest Oh
fi.ive from iuce The application wls blsed uPru war.
rant .ued by the Recorder Of PhadePAl iho cha-ge o.
murder ofa ,olJer the tnf serving a. volunteer Of the
United States willie marching through Baltimore The spph
cation va. t.c1,l By affidavit Of DoPu MaT'ha! nom
Phi llelphia
Ao.r ookn- over the pap,rs the Judge said that under the
laws Of the United be could not recognize the N'au
ued by sta or County Judge and denied The application
Tie District Attorney recommended an application to Be
made to Judge oftle suproue Court Of his st-Ie
CONVICTION oF CouStFRFfiTERs.
Powell Lorell and Ills Eltng were tired for
,r couuter c~in iu Brooklyn The 9th Of May Inst
Tb. ere acquitted but Erg detained I'd m reda;ey
M an tri. ~ th man named SahbaeL On TINS inGictn ent
bCth parties were convicted.
Theodore Bender indicted ilT passing eourt'Het CON- was
alro convicted. .
Sentence was deferred IN each clie
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-17
g,pEFMF CoIST-Cn,sBEEs-MAT le.-Beforo Jus,ie'
iNtWAEsw.

voLryTFFH RELEASED From THE sERyIcE.
4 writ OF hibeas corpus was Issued out oi ths
Court al th .ancc 81 the p4rauts C Henry Reed VOLUNTEER
Ia Co Drrye.'s re1ment Wien the wit Wa teryed fhe
Colonel ased there any lawyers ~ the Regiment "h9
c,d tske rre Immsdaey Iirr mem stepped
forward and dercd their service. Lieut. JotePh was
stlectcd and De- aitondd Court II alpe,Imf ut Ieed ~
% a s OF and had volunteered without the cement oil
/, the Judge oderei bis III charge fIoi ihr service
James French ct al. agt. Michael Naturalization
denied 81, -,
Joeph Rubsom ag'. Babara BubomRefcrred to y Jsroi,
H. 10 ipoure proper for niinony aud counsel ice
PairE White set Richard a'tcrHoti0n granted ON pay
peut with nve to psnth u discontinue ON pay
uleut ol cos. up to time Of rist answer.
Before Justice MrLLiN.
Xsleutre DiofnshaCT A,i Nu4. O. Chl,e - Gl"!op Tor
confirmation Of report grB,ted.
The same AT. the saLe.-Moti0n denied.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-17
South Carolina:
ro.., ,1s.,4- ,q5 90

rosI.. > "a 80 90 T1tal........ $50 '4't1 %
There is no change in lie general Dry-Goods trade
for tie week aud the inactivity previously reported
,onrirues without much abatement. Notwithstanding
tbe General dlness some OF TIE nearby trade houses
rcrort satisfactory business for the past month, and
consuuron in those sections has rot been greatly re-
sriced by the developments Of the war characteristics.
That more active trade win soon be seen in the West
ern sections ofthe country incident to the movement
of tle crors. and consequent decline in exchanges
.,or,s rrobale for although the regular consumption
or the country may be graduated in some decree ac-
cording 10 the ability 70 purchase, yet It cannot be
suspended entirely, some parties seem TO sup
po,e. Indeed. tie equipment Of 60 many vonntceB-
many # whom have nof heretofore been large cor.
sp,nerg-las excited q demand for military goods,
which Ia cleared the market Of stocks of woolens.
Tiis demand canno, be Of q transient character, for
the military spirit aroused throughout the country,
will he continued by the peaceful military organi-
,aicrs even If ,hc war should be terminated suddenly,
which II uo q, al probable. The sale for cotton goods
i oui,e i.ni.cd, and the manufacturer have generally
stoprod production preparing TO do so. Holders
for the most part are firm in hcir views Of the future
market; and Il production should caase for sixty days,
il would give confidence to the whole trade.
We annex our usual summary Of Exports OF Dry
Goods and Domestic Cot,ons from thspo for the week
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-17
ArPi.ea.

s2 cs,,S 5 LS S st. MI Thomas s o5s JS,al ,t Mqy.
phen hotcIkls. tor New-heyonl bound ;.
seluaip Ciy OF Ne.i OH Hamilton, Boston, radse to W
ship W. ayis Lincoln Liverpool 81 days, coal to j. IL
sip Brilliant Harlr Antwerp and Fla hing dsy' md.e.
end - rs. 90 j. htkn' Co. I'm inst lat .o o. lon o. ~
~ A. I r'LPi 'P tIi, ii1,iag" ssoiu.
sfp Iivo o. Of Liverpool NePherson Liverpool IS d'y.
gS Queen Eagans ,Br, Of LOqdonl MOwsit Yswc9Ss
BaSA, With irht variable winds News, a 90 le lon SOL
fT9se big Antostaa Am, o. New Nor couple iopsaI sds
In We.imoreind .ieerilg =.
G Ggesn The o I. H ~ bF Bo1s5 o. co h iS.
L. - 40 og - li IN sL Iis v ~ Esss '0 rf'deiPAiA'
BsrS Coar,are Aqs Bag'aaich, Cardiff SO days coht {"
Es hnrsie Co Ploysnee Davis Matanzas dsy', sugar
r. Yoyn lli, Pol siassihea. sctrutal PoHusue'e 80
re lsos e ; Ba.toul Lls-scr, ManzspDA 6 dys, cedar,
Frx ;M M Az, Ns, Gcp.ocros j. 5dy'. 20 Brett,
nll p. Asa ."r ~ &c.; th.rle' Edain ilf rauooh,
B, ina. d.. q Lis.,aeo n s Dsy, Arroyo, r.. 10
sts q j n. ,-.i d., la,'port). Wooster Arroyo P. H.,
.cf. ,.a ss-..i Pogghs-ep,ie, iron for Pembroke.
s,hr. -. ,.ucst Adams, Rosaoi' for Bos,on.
Sclt t&om & g. ,Ls2ln' Il, @ " ct, NolsS ,o boston
sclr llarceilus. Coyket', Ronio1; Tor boston
s,r. " n ,tc.J Smith Pso,ilal.c for Phiadelrhil.
S.hr. q. Daya-on hctueAua, Port Ewca, coal for Scw
W. W. hrl'Icfit hoH1fcls F1ft.lni d4ys, stone.
Sclr Ga-atte. Bolt Boston ntsr Tor Albany
sc.. L uah hstcanm, llout, Soal %. PIosidenCe
Sclr. = q Iker. lr land. Elllctth Dlr SaleIl
Srhr. Rom. Ahen, EliEabethpou Tor Boston.
ScsT. a Hli5ot NocO't, l.ttcfipuit lur OceaDpoEt-
Srhr. Surdira kmban, Elrg 'rhn1tflr Salem
Schr Protection IumineI. tale,huuu Tor Newbnrypot
SClr j. krsrg, Die kin Ell Htbp 70 for Caubnd.a
Schr Il. Eo.den, Arncd. Eizah, hpor. for Fan River
Schr pea4.. .. Palmer r..4aJefhpp ~. Providence
schr iadr Jackson Ithn,oH Esbethport for Huntington
schT Magnet, Sinhorn, EizalethpoIt or Salem
Sch EoyIi Dak. Beusou, PoucissIcI In ballast
Schr and Eliza RicAari New-laven, IN ballast.
! Sell Icie Creole, Cou.ins hall River. n ballast
! ScLr Wii1iustor. Hicks Bridgeport, IN ballast
I Schr. hl.t- o Fletcher. New .haven. N ballast.
Sloop i.at T. Borden Coias tal kiyef2 days, u.d-o.
Sl,oD naval ton Hawkins, Eahchuot .r frosidenee.
Steamer Poto1sks, Nye. NowBedcrd. mdse aud psss
steamer vulcan, Morrison Philadelphia, mdse. to j. ~
! Briggs . ,,,,,,,
| Kirkparck
|
steamer Opsy, kenney, Providence, de to Edward Byn
J
seluer A. II. Bowman Cluk Fortress Monroe 20 hours
With TIE camp ert e disu stack being expccted
! BELOM-l bTn ct thc HigLsgd..
! NISD-Dufius the day. from y. W.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-17

SECESSION ANp SfAYERY.-Ihe Hon. W. ". B"yee
Of south Carolina, before he went alfendodsly mad
from the secession epidemic sid: Such Is tie in'en
ety of ny conviction upon Ihe rnblect, tha d eces
s;;n sbond tate pIace-of which have 10 idea, for
cannot believe Ia the existence Of such stlpeidons
madness- shall con3er the institution Of Slavery as
doon,ed. and rh?t the great Cod in blBdness, has
made ue The ineirlmeDt Of its dcetueio1.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-17
corRT CALENDhR-Tms D,v.

I'VfTID STATS DISTRICT tOlAi.-AO. ~.
SUPREME COURT-GENrEAL IiEN.-lhe nom
enumerated calender Wi be called 90
-Eo. 38 ls5 lCgl, 23lJ 2931 3li glG, 3s 50, J9ig,
Jqt 4GDi 40l5 f0i5, iOh7, t,5 Hf0 iG@ i 4i1, $50,
Iga sr{l 3;i0 :sl5 JO GJ, Saj. 3la 2S., aJi, tva,
40gl s0,l 4Oi2 4Ci5, 4sJ iG5 4Op. Ay liOl tli 4l9
SgPrlIoR CoUET.-Part I.-NOs. JJI, litl, l6il,
I9 ..5 I783 Iag i.sD 1873 l7tl 1861, ls3 liii. Pat l.
Nos 1870 1886 1906 1853 iiJ 1895, 1895, l%O LOS lSl!
1913, 1916 1913 l52i - 40,
CouET or Cov1iOS PLEAs--Part Nos. llSi,
2,9 l2gs J2I0 l2l I22 1915 1li l2lj, ZIG ll5 l2p,
I.,l l,2i I2 Pa IISos $50, ~, 49, sl3 si IS 1928,
1875 49,, l2gs, 1928, 1929, oel, 81
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-17
scrious snnG slide at EsurIington.

BURLINGTON, VI, " odnesday, May IJ, iooi.
large lide occurred here this evening it no west
end of fle funnel on the extension of lie Vermont
and Canada Railroad. \ number OF workmen were
partially or wholly buried bat ALL IT is snpposed with
Inc exception Of Peter Hart Of West luiHnd whom i
was impoSible to eXtFicate from the mas oi sand
co. ering bin, have been rescred
PCrGIXGroS, W., ThursdIy May j., 1861.
Tls morning eleven worl,men are reported missing
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-17
phi,ndc,p,.ia CanIc Market.

1vro VI good supp of Ioe Cattle ii' week the 9aes
l1 d. amounting ~ a =" na.y l'Sl@d 5leIo ". Dst ii'.
I its d. nd olG.nsfy hom - 5Ua %. few o-lfA
lrsf sold - - - q 40 ~ ,.-o., o.,
g-ryIle tiiliy II Sheep reached $500 he'd Tie de-
4,.nd y A. eo9d sad all sod st .rpL 80 Du "a %
Icee ,gns large supply Of IIors, the entire oerngs
rc~cirg ey C0J hcai, unusual numief for th in9Eet
d e l.J tendency pixies; sfe. ~. made a
o = 30 ior stifrd and from 80 JJc - 100 u Tor COIN
fed. ,,-,, e.. ....,
: (, fot Cows with slvs ed = 55o rs 10. Sprnsers
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-17

TIE YoryG MESs CHRISTIAN Ass0crhrioS-At
the annual meeting Of tie Broolyn Assoc.a'iOn held
on Tuesday night the following oGeers We're eectedfor
tie ensuing year:
prpsi1en'--Isues " 1ve,, FIcorsi Ni'ePreiidents-
julius r. Ionafov Pr sby trJui Lewis ~ Holmes, tongr.gs
tionalo Ioriah Hcfnrri Dish O. l. Draper Metbodi,
p. d. Buft sp.t; slas A.. Gijn- Episcopal tolrep
iu- ocr,tlryfoufy Wl'c. hes0 ding e;.e 1fy-o 20
Nm. 1r CJ-neua uhrr ii,uri,n h'nrt IT, - "a
Man. .er-iamcs a. Gr,ele Eiisc1pai Robert BSaing
B-Dtit; a. fes 81. Clen Go.A-ft; John \. Nixon ".
fornet Orichi James Woocbidc Coz peaioDai John "a
DOublets Pre- by tosn.
IN inquiry was made in reference toa circular Issued
bv the Young Mems Christian Association Of Rich
nond, Va, aud addressed 10 smila associations IN the
NOr,h. Ii the separation between the North
and South TO be final, and suggests "prayers and ef-
forts f9r the restoration of peace and goodwill be-
tween the Northern and Southern Confederascs."
Bu one opinion was expressed 10 the character of
the communication. Some urged that a spirited reply
should be sept 10 Richmond, while Others thought it
best 70 treat il with silent contempt. The matter
finally lett with the PresiGen, aud ponding Sc
cretary 10 take such action AZ they deemed proper.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-17

TRoN JAlAIcA-Kingson, Jamaica, papers Of April
60 arr received per steamer Coa.or which arrived at
th. pom on Thursday morning There Il no news
OF any interest to be found in them their columns being
principally devoted 10 chronicng the recent events
transpring in the United States.
An earthquake had occurred there on the .'th, but
no damage il reported
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-17

ADrIDEp FAnIfr.-h WORTHY sister Of Gov. Ma
coffin has sent TO The Legislature petition for tie
Union signed By so laoie. OF Mercer County. God
bless her Cor her patriotism. Would 10 heaven she
were Goyerlor of Kentucky, and that her bf,iher
Berab were NJ home in petlieoats. Louisville Josr.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-17
4 Cnmn RS Orrn ~ KmLrp.-Coroncr Ca

INIIU KIN UFIN NNU NIIII u NVI"I'I 'I'-
u-v OF Jerey itv held inquest yety afternoon upsn the
BODY Of cld named tihi. EflIley escd Ar-is whose
rlr.1,. reie ~ Su"y street The child gt upon iho
.A .tep Of one of E4ntN I1s cecs!t aud Uy
m under the vehicle ah1 while endr1vOin1 TO cra" od be-
the wheels the hoe started end orc the wheels fcd
ovef h's st c5us ng him l dre1t manner. TT" driver
the the seeing che situation oi the chd,
cut and .lds4,ored e1trIe m but too ilie Tie
Corors jury rendered verdict Ia uccoEdac. ,h tho frts,
and ecu l3.ud the diver from all blanc.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-17

TIE WAY OUR SOLDIERS 10 THTIR FlsHSo.-
Some Of he companies of the Seyenty.iirst New-fork
Regiment have a sprinhling Of Washington Market
lew nights since on The bridge ross tie Aauacpsin
River, when he made the following challenge; "Who
there !" Answer Alan wiki q shsd wagon"
Advance man with shad wagon, and drop two
ehad," which being done, ne ordered " man with
thad wagOn 10 rass on
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-17
r1Ac .IsrYc In MnrNT KISCO. ~.

FLAG RAISING At MOUNT kISCO, n. Y.
Tie Village OF Mount Kico On Tuesday alter
noon the scene OF unusual enthusiasm, large crowd
having assembled 10 ass-t ia the ceremonies OF erect
ing a iag-stah and disyllyilg the new Tag prepared
bv The patriotic mothers and daughters ot the neigh
borhood. Mr.. Thomas Carpenter WAS appointed
Chairman Of the meeting and SIR. S WOOD Jr, Secre-
tary The dag, a very large and beautiful one, WSs
run ND in true man-Oiwar style, and when directly
beneath The Ame.i.an Eagle, which caps the staff
shok ont and oatod gaily to the breeze, amid deaf
euipp cheers from the men and waving Of bandIer-
chiefs by tie ladies' Eloquent aud patriotic addresses
abonudnc in telling allu-ons 20 the Stars and Stnpcs
were made by Messrs. Dewy, Hart, S1l md, Morris,
and others The meeting WAS enliyened and the IN
to,est Of the occasion greatly increased by the singing
OF tie Star S2aDgled Banner and other appropriate
Revolutionary memories by seyeral young ale' oI tae
village.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-17
Pas.engcrs Arrived

L. s,e6rstiD IieoiDl -. If0WGs y0"-P j. 1enor'
P Fegncr Miss Wootrock Mr. Becker, Mr. Hartman Mr.
Brown His Brown Mr.. Turner HI, Tucker sna ,ry:nt,
Mr. Turnar aud nue Mr Kn,p, MI.. S5ey ard child Mss
siblev M. LeicLtenthsdd and children, Nj hessTd w
y. A. FrarSn, ". Williams, W W .et Capt Conk, and Mira
TI,za IIumu.lrfes.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-17
fAdytr;i.eucu,

pRICES OF ENGLIsH CARifTlNG REDrCrD "A
great opoo-iy now offered f)r hr ns in SreSG Car
IEIl,G. ~, ,sh Medallion and Nogc. CsUet - w4d. Biu
s.s Three-py and IBgrsin Cupetlg. Rug, Nls llliG
window Shades 1ablo and Piano CoHfs Dr. es Ssr ,ir
pets rnd Rods cu'oh Carpens Sc dryed N the spacious
HIKAM ASlERsoN's, 10. ~ boweIy LouseAeep
ers aud Carpet buyeIs Crc invited 10 ciL
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-17

P,rRioTIc SocIaLIsrs-The Harmony Society, OF
Beaver County, Pa, have deposited $1,000 in the
Bank at Brighton, 10 the order of Daniel gnew:
Chairman OF tie Committed Of Safety for such general
purposes az the war movements may require. 1hi.
socety consi. of men OF advanced age and peaceful
pursuits too old for active defonse but they are pa
tio;c, and determined 10 do all that loyal citizens can
DO for government which they love.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-17

The steamer City Of Neyv York, Capt Hamilton
from Boston for Scw-Yors, while coming through
Hell Gate on Thursday morning, struck on HONS
Hook, where she now lies. She Will probably be
cnl oil IN ligh Mlter.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-17

FoR HAvANA.-The United States mail steamsL.p
Ben'ille will positively fal today at y N tos
Havana, from pier No. - North River.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-17

GIRL BuRNED TO DETH.-Coroner Jckman hch
e itq., AZ the New ors hospill on The boIy Of ai
Bccht ased u year who dsd on " ed1'dy ni1t nom
burns received ny lie ep.Ou of fluid Imp De .1ed Ntry
i,ot.y s p'ed to M the lamp vi the fuid Viii 10 vas
lighted The Unfortunate r terribly burned ahonl tie
4ce and body lud suffered great agony before she rNpd
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-17
zsy Teieglaph.

N,gfr. Nly 1.-The bark Amste from Ca,tl ,sruas bou.l
10 thi pos ose on the e,st Of Land Island she lies Ia
.9olt ie "A,.r, vita feet Of water In her had
lbs i,tf ~ fl~cod " aleg, eq. BID OF nlerw'rS
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-17
.fSfATrRE ALMANAC.

IMMATURE ALNaNAc.
Sun-R.es4:42l lSe.s.............s;ll MoonSets i2JI
UOH vATEK TBIs DAY.
Sandy Hook. II .i2-Uoy Land... l:2 Hell gaie. JiIj
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-17
ending Tuesday, May II, as follows;

EOTolgn gOOds aIe qu'I.
A more detailed report Of The DT-Goods market ap-
pears in THr SEMI-W ETRLY TRIEUSF.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-17

FouNp FLOATING Is THE WTER.-An unknown
found foa'ng in the water at e loot OF per NO
No River 40 sfs Of VIOLENCE were found tbe person.
Deceased very respectfully iAscd bad candy complexion
aud side wtike end h0 apparently botD ~ tic "A se''iS
weeks
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-17

haoever aDd and obey ths orders ~ The Prcdsot
United States. and the orders OF the ocers appointed
rcCoring 20 the Rules and Articles Tor The cove
of the Armies vi the Uni ed States. 80 help me Vod
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-17

CoRnEcIoS-The slip Berf ard srivcd last evening fom
Ola gow, . eou7 Fued 70 DerngT Dcske.
Taf sTkigfn ttTN kEy-A 1EK. that Was eshore ou
Horn Hoof, Heslte, got ca this afonoon Al hsl
wStal, and TO th. city, Is igAiiy dA4lag.d
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-17
GAdverti .neut

CALL AT ANY or lJsBTONS SFORtS-Or II
convenient any other dug store ard puclsc single
box DR. GuFoHDs IioNEoPAriuc CuRstFts
3 nd ioI Manual iufli.hed free. Add ess - - ..
PnILLIP IEE No. l5G NiiliirH-st., y. Y
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-17

SUPERIOR COUHT-SqEcAL TEEg-MAr l6-Befors
Justice Bp.Uonri.
Thoma' Lynch agt. John Murrhy.-Motion granted
v ih - c0tis.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-17
EIyos COUNTY COURT OF OYER AND TRIMMER

The ease of The People alt. Charles McCauley, in
dir,ed for of Patrr nelly Ilalfg giving Lost ia
Brooklyn concluded and given 10 tlo JuTs toby m IL
VA. not uut hour that ihry agntd .on tNs-ic Inc
prisoner very ably decuocd Dy hs coun"i J. T. wood
e. end the verdict ius yter in The tlird d'ffrr
Jade Imo sentenced the poucf to three ia the state
Prison.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-17
Ikd,ertiscm,ut.I

Ads ertiscm,nt
Look at the Advertisement Of BhRNUNS NJ
sEr and you viii be ,mFed TO and tie multitude Of
wonders
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-17

Res OVER BY RAIL CAE.-On Nedne.dly after-
noon son Of Mr. G@or-r Moun,oy aborta ycar Of while
running beside Second nosr fiyeigl street.
stumbled ard m with ono the track ant hr1Ic he
could cer lse wheels Iard over and crushed a. loot
In very da,.ous rrnucf lie token mp b. OIc.r l!ot
81 he Nuer.t Ward aud conveyed 10 the IcsdeLeo o
lis parents Eill. lint street md Second avenue
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-17

IRE Chicago Ir11re Of Monday night says;
The nominal ratio of eKcInse today CONTINUES 10 DO 10 %
rent Guy yiDg anu selling ~ b. Tfoo oily f5ndia custom "A
eoeIo te Ay tn1 tbsi n tsry small o Seyeal Of the ban
sus so sell oh shy tsmE OgtGs St vs sod 81 ItGJg for