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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-06
LITERARY.

"A new edition Of Johnsons Dictionary Of the En-.
esh Language" is about to be issued in monthly parts
by the Longmans founded on the edition of 1713-the
last published in DR.. Johnsons Gfe-time-with numer-
Gus additions and lamentations by Z. G. Latham,
FRS. 1t will contain such new words as have
lately been introduced into the language and such old
ones as although deserving place. have been omitted
IN previous dictionaries. The historical introduction
win be brought down to the present time, and many
omissions in the original made good.
"A volume Of prose and verse, entitled soups and
Cranks," by Thomas Hood, of the celebrated En-
Rlish humorst is announced for speedy publication in
London It will be illustrated wood from designs
by the author.
Among the works called forth by the celebrated
e" Essays and Reviews is by the Rev. George j.
Wild LII. D.. Of the Established Church, showing by
extracts from their works that similar doctrines have
been maintained by eminent divines and living digni-
taries of that church. reply to the audacious here
cal authors of Essays and Reviews" by the Rev. Dr.
Thomson Provost of Queens College, Oxford, the
Rev. Professor Eicott b. D., of Cambridge, the Rev.
Professor Mansel, b. d., of Oxford, the Rev. George
Rawlnson Of Oxford and other distinguished clergy
men, is in preparation.
A "History of the Revolution in Europe in l84S,"
from the pen of NJ GARNER Pages will appear in
Paris 1t will consist of eight volumes, divided into
four parts-the Revolution Of 1885, the Fall Of the
Monarchy; the 9th of February lS4S; and the Pro
visional Government.
The construction to be put the will of the late
Lady Morgan, which provided that Mr.. Hepworth
Dixon should be her literary executor, with full powers
to publish any or all of her journals and correspond
enoe has been decided by the ViceChancelor in favor
Of Mr.. Dixons property in the complete mass Of her
literary remans Such portions of her "Autobogra-
ply" abe left nearly ready for the press may now be
given to the world.
"A valuable series Of the earliest French poets is
now printing for the first tme or reprntDg, with re-
vision from raw manuscripts, under the direction Of
the Minister of Public instruction. Forty volumes
will contain works Of the Carlovingan cycle, and the
fourth of these has just appeared.
NJ ElPhar Levi, has been published lately, which has
no ess man than Rsbelais for its hero, and is an
enthusiastic attempt at life sketch Of the great humor
is founded on original research and expressed in the
gsrb of fictitious narrative.
Darwinstbeory Of the origin Of species is adversely
commented On In the opening treatise on comparative
anatomy In Wagners Geological Archaeological
Researches" ID. de Quatrefages has also discussed Il
at great length in the Revue des Deuz Mondes.
DR. Wendell Holiness Elsie venner' Il COM
mended in The London Spectator as "striking and
fascinating book distinguished alike for originality of
conception and brilEancy Of execution" though the
story Is not very remarkable when considered apart
nom lis very striking and original motive"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-06

CoFEEE-The market firm sale. Of 700 bag, Rio at III
0l2ic $50 mats java 81 ls3c TO- 81 pona l hsc'
CANDLES-Ssle. Of 500 bores Adsmtnne OF i'Qlsc' sperm
at s9assc; and Patent at t5a+Sc .oo 49,. e,c.,
Donate Soda Bic kegs Sal Soda a. liGci -'un' Soda
-Four AND MEAL-Tbe demsnd for we',en and State
Flour early the day moderate and prices favored ne
buyer the close Of Change brner eeng prevailed
aud straight could be had at our inside hue the DO
The .ss are $40 bbs at IS 2Sd IS superfns State
and Western s5 80 for extra State % 500 80 30 for
choice s5 4Sd$5 20 for the low grades Of eern e1t
IS IS 10 for shipping brAndsof exa ONE and
Is for tho better grades Canadian flour " moderate
request and prices shade easier the sale. are i oo a.
heavy the arrivals limited but there good stock OF the
low grades choice brands not plenty and are ~s
perns Baltimore &c and 725 for the better brands Rye
aSuI in .esdS request aIa .nd 4 beayy the sale. are TO
bill. at o. 80 for Jsrey. Buckwhest Flour saabe
al 81 500 . IS plOO 10.
FRUITS-We hear Of further sales 600 Bsrscoa Coeosnu
8. s2I punches Banana. ~ ga 81 so 800 boIe. ksin.
q 57tQS al 62; 30 bags Sicily Wanuts bic 1900 - Peeled
Peaches ssc 500 Dried Plums, &C. go ApPls. &c $50
snr.s 81 s3asi IS, and $40 DO Lemons, 81 lO0s2 Is
fSHThe market for Dry Cod hA. been rather more active
and notice sale: Of 300 q Of Grand Ban. sePSIsa On III
this sale clears the market Of Bank Cod 81 BANK are
In small supply and steady Macieei hsse oeen
ding dull heavy Boz Herring have been In fair request
the sales 1000 sc for No. and 2oc for
GRAIN-There Is fair demand for Wheat for export on
buyers and sellers apart In their VIEWS the business manly
confined TO prime qualities which are bocs WSits Y quite
scsrcs and IL wanted the sale. IL 200 bnsh Chicago spring
At 81 230 a. the latter choice 1880 bush mwsaAse
ciaD = 81 IL SSd d1 - sS i'r EGO BUSH Red wsssa
ri TISl a., sToo bush. Amber Wisconsin q 81
I. 0ls md Pds1i # u sssst caS
W., li,sisss ssi 81 ssSsisS sslT 1s ssabssV u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-06
WIN. Smith o Bren sent letter to the st. Pat
ricks Day dinner at St. James Hail. London, in which
he saws of dissension among Irishmen:

What 10 the result Of this mutual dsrus National despair
people who beyond all other, the elements Of national
have absolutely ceased believe that they cspabs
national achievement One section of peope-no In
considerable secon-ooks for deyerance foreign usurper
another section not less cn the s Of
with the conscious feebleness OF children We have Wns
among have Tories among have party which ANS
follow the steps Of the United lshmen OF the lat
but scarcely say that national party exist. ~ ie
according 10 tho meaning Of the term NstonsnI
lmplore my fellow nos 70 place
Of salvation upon the caprice foreign dssPo or IN
national prosperity and upon NE manly vso
ADD AZ rslaoeo ef the Irish HauonS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-06
COURT OF SPECIAL SESSIONS PRIL 5. - Before
Justices BKowsHLI, BRKsssS and ksLLr.

IfeOrXe BISHOP,
eng about BeekmAn aud Front streets and had In MS poses
,ion jimmy which he threw into the church, yard oil ST
sent to the Pentenary for months Timothy Burke petty
larceny Penenay months Jane Bennett, petty LARCENY
Penilentary months Robert s. Donohue, petty larceny
Penienhsy months. Peter Duffy petty larceny rsnisen
tiary months John Davis petty larceny fenilenuay
mouths George Kennesy assault battery fined ~ George
johnson, petty larceny PsDenhAy MONTH. James Nelly
assault and battery PsnentiaTy month Michael Lemarge
aud Charles Riley and battery fined each GeoIse
Lueker, assault and battery Penitentisfy mouths
MeNamee petty larceny Pensntiay mopths w McNuliy
alias Cotter petty larceny City Prison 10 days NC
Pbson assault and battery Pen,entiary months William
Randolph assault and battery fined 81 Anna Stenpt petty
aIceuy Penitentiary months Ann Mccarthy, petty lar
eny City Prison day Henry Pearse, petty larceny feni
teIary months.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-06
Advertisement.

PRICES OF ENGLISH CARPETING RECUCED.--
great opportunity offered for bargains In new Spring CT.
Thrsspy and Ingram CsIpe Rugs Mass MATING winAssl
Shades Table and Piano Covers pugets Stair Cpsts ne
u HRAn Aspsssos'a, No b Bswssy. hssssbssse
sad carpet huysu are inyi.sd to ssA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-06
real EsrArr.-The following sales were made yes

SUICIDE OF DERAgGED PERsos.-Michael Dough
hirtyfrst street. committed suicide Thursday BY cutting
bis with Tho deceased bad been vey much ds
the room OF his wife nf4d the wound which proved sA on
following day The deceased Wa 81 yes Of ~. Coroner
Jsckman held inquest the body verdict Of suicide
Viii, tepPOsah'y iassns, uM rsn3sIsd by tha JvJ,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-06
REPORT OF THE DIspEssARIEs of the City of New

During the Of March above shown medical aud
surgical services vaccination and medicine afforded gtu-
tousy TO II al persons pncpa Of death
sumption scarlet fever aud sma poI The prevailing diseases
chiefly affected the respiratory system. Among the Inn
portant were bronchitis, pneumonia, and hopping cough
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-06
SUPERIOR COJyRT-OrsRRAL TERx-APRTI 5-Before Jus
tees BoswoRrH WOODBURY., and HoYYnAs

This action has been several times before the Court,
aud up appeal nom the Judgment OF single
Judge Special Term Tie suit IL for breach OF covenant 10
grant Corporation Of land corner Of John and "aer
which the plaintiff claim secured to their gnntos ts
whssse arising from the premises forever The breach oc-
CURED Ia 1919 when the Corporation leased the water ot IN
font Of PLAINTIFF land to DAVID Provost giving hun authority
build wharf which Gu, Of plaintiff land rom ,he %s .
appears Referee that the pantin cla
with interest amounts to SlJ ~ 3d. The Court at Special
Term allowed 1890 so Neither party W" satisfied and
both appeal The plaintiffs claim also 10 have SPECIFIC per
fosce decroed Of agreement which they claim
made by the Corporation In l7s to convey 10y OF land 70
their grandfather m ,etsen OF claim tor back Wharfage
The part Of BuIrs slip Decision reserved
Mer Roosevelt aud jos T. Brufv, 10 ,lsilhs H. IL An
dsrson and j. T.. Burril, for the CorpOla,ion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-06

Markets-CARxYuLLY REPORTED YoE rBn NJ T. TRIBUNE
FRIDAY, April s. 1861.
AsHEhe market 10 steady but quiet for beth kinds sales
OF Pots and Pearls at IS 81
. BEESWAX-Tbe market has been moderately active ana
closes steady; of 800 n Southern Yellow 81 Sc:
COTToN-Ths make. Ia frm with sales Of 2OOo baes We
"A auota
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-06


The funded debt Of the State Of Indiana is NJ follows:
y cents, 8, ~, 900; q y cents $2,054,i9s The
State Bank debt is not included the IN other
wise provided for than by taxation, and will soon be
paid off, Under the existing revenue laws OF that
State there will be annually, hereafter surplus aris-
ing from taxation Of about 100000, after paying the
entire expenses Of the State Government exclusively
applicable by law to the redemption Of the funded
debt by a late amendment Of Free Banking law in
Indiana, none other than Indiana stocks can be re-
ceved as the basis Of circulation and the banks now In
operation having other stocks hand such basis are
required TO place ndianas in their stead within given
time This will soon absorb large amount Of the
funded debt.
The Chicago Tribune Of Wednesday Gays;
There Il . very little paper Offering The backward season
makes business backward and supply OF reliable Peefh h
much The business Of the banks confined mainly 70
dsa ing in exchange market for that dull day
round could be bought by customers at cent The nom
pacsls The buying price 3a5 but purchasers were not
Of currency thrown OUT exchange must decline 70 SUI lower
figures - -on 90
The stock OF grain Chicago the LIST Inst, lI6O3J9
bush Wheat by2 800 bush Corn and So, 10 bush OatS
Tee receipts Of Flour and Produce Chcso
H. 49,, atxrsa Wal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-06

FATALLY ScALDED.--Coroner Jackman yesterday
sa IN sqses No Is Little Twelfth street. the body
S1s~e aged four years who died Of scads received
Ia consequence Of upsettns pan of boiling water
s~ Y" sea verdict of secidsual death IVES rendered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-06
CITY ITEMS

The Henry Clay Festival Association are mailing
arrangements to celebrate the anniversary Of the sab
Kentuckian's birthday on the 18th inst There VIII b
a dinner at the st. Denis Hotel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-06

The unsuccessful applicants The new Federal loan
were consoled this morning by the decline in its market
price TO points below many of the rejected bids. The
feeling is general that the Secretary had incompetent
advisers or was led into mapprehension of the state
Of financial affairs. The limitations by telegraph to
the effect that the combinations of moneyed men to de-
press the market value were well understood at WASH
ington shows that mistaken idea Of the matter pre-
vailed. 1t is suggested however, that the Secretary
having means of information beyond the reach OF Wall
street. has good for expecting turn in the tide
of affairs, which viii enable the Government to COM
mand money on more advantageous terms. The bank
ers and capitalists who bid for the loan are patriotic
enough to hope this view of the case may turn out to
be correct
The movement of the banks in the four principal
cities of the Union in which weekly reports are made,
"a aho...u hr tho;r last statements Ia "a folloMs:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-06
fAdvertisement1
wnnld find Il h

Going To SEA.-Shipowners would find it 70
ADVANTAGE have the heads OF masters and sso4
examined BY competent rhrenoo before sendinl
ana competency. FowxR WILLS No. 3e Broadway pvp
verbal written Of character when 3sd which
may be relied on for accuracy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-06
TAdver'isementI

Thousands Of families will enjoy the sights at
Mu.Kus to-day which greater than on any for
DAT In addition TO wonderful performing Bears
J III hs other curosties the domestic drama Ruth Oakley
a. srforued both afternoon and evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-06

UsPAIp JuRoRs.--The Jurors who attended In the
United States Circuit Court at the lat Term, including
the Grand Jurors who heard the charge of Jadgs
Smaey on TREASON have not yet received their fees,
the Marshal having no money on hand to pay them
with.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-06
Annexed is the statement of the New-Or
ending March 30:

~sl425i,T45 sl7.S2o,S19 Ss,4S,T6 s2so2aiS
The following table exhibits the respective amounts
of Exchange held by the various banks, and also the
sums due to distant banks the latter being comprised in
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-06

The Mercantile Library Association have engaged
Mr.. John b. Cough to deliver his entertaining lecture
on the "Lghts and Shadows of London Life" ct he
Irving Hall, next Tuesday evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-06

BELGIAN PAvrmEsr.-Since the LIST Of May, 1857,
there has been expended for Belgian pavement under
the direction Of the Croton Department $5557ss 16
Beside this the Common Council has ordered the lay.
ing of enough more to amount to nearly additional
million dollars. The appropriation put into the tax
levy this year for trap-block was $50ooOO. Thoss
spectators who have supposed that by getting bills
through ordering this favorite pavement it would b
soon put down, and thus enhance the value Of their
property at the city's expense. must make up their
minds to wait little longer"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-06
ReeeIpts of Produce.

bp,H $500 Dbl. Flour 8Oi5 bush. Wbest, ?96 bush
Corn 1877 bbs G. Meal Provisions lSj psgs Lard sJ bush
OATS GO pigs. WHISKY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-06
sits, as shown above:

IVIHI''' ''''''''' ' '7f'-I
As compared with the statement Of the previous week
the results are az follows:
Inc IN Short l0ssll Dec In EIohanse '''s
IIeeease an spocie 1926 Inc In Dist Balances. 4B1
Inc An so Inc In Total LosBs... lOoS
Dec IN Depoxs....... l+4I5i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-06

THr NEW CoLLEcToR.--Mr. Barney has been sworn
in and executed his Official bond in the sum Of
5000 900, his suretes being Charles Fl. Marshall, Nor
ris Ketchum, George Opdyke, and James g. Wade
worth. The question has been raised, whether there
are now two Collectors, Mr.. Barney having been
qualified by the oath, and Mr. schep still performing
the duties of the Office. 1t is generally believed that
the new Collector will assume bis place Monday,
but as he goes to Washington next week. possibly hs
installation may be deferred for few days. OF course
ofice-seekers besiege him in squadrons.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-06

The following is the monthly statement OF the value
Of Imports and Exports Of goods wares and merchan-
disc entered during the month Of March, 1861 at the
=
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-06

UNITED STATES MARsBAL.-Of course, Marshal
Ryndes can do little than stand in his doorway,
and swear at the delay in appointing bis successor
The Deputy Marshas Of kidnapping fame, amuse them.
selves by having the boys put little more shine on
de boot at least this is the most important business
that ranspres at their Office during business hours.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-06

IA CHILD BURNED TO bartholomew Mcleod:
aged year whose parents live st No io MAIDEN wy -
fatally burned about two weeks by upsetng can OF NELL
ed way which his father using The child died
on the injuries received Coroner hea
an poues on the body resulting In verdict Of ohe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-06

WITNESSES IN SLAVE CAsEs.-Judge Roosevelt yer
terday received communication from the Navy De-
partment in reply to his inquiries to the principal
witnesses in the cases Of the savers Cora and Erie,
stating that Lieut.. Huntington is in Tennessee, and
Lieut. Eastman in Pennsylvania. The trials will not
be brought on until the attendance Of these witnesses
can be procured.
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lS3 +saTisafr., SstIsseIFAia, "a.
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