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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-21
Tho Galcna AMID Chicago nnilroad.

JHCNo, NOV. 70, 1851.
Tho Gaena and Chicago Railroad declared dividend
to-day Of Ave per cent, payable IT, New York the LIST o.
January.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-19
BRITISH HONDURAS.
INDIAN MISUNDERSTANDING OF MAR
TIAL LAw-ARRIvAL or 700 TROOPS FROM

INDIAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF MAR
TIAL LAw--ARRIvAL or 700 TROOPS FROM
JAMAICA.
Correspondence OF The ~ T. Tribune
BELIZE, April 4, 1861.
recent force of few Yucaran Indians, in pursuit
Of some cattle stolen from them and 10 the
English side Of the Rio IIondo induced Superintendent
Price to dispatch two braves, 1t Twgs X. h., and 1t.
Plumrago, w l., with dispatches 10 The bead chief
demanding apologies and t1reaening dire yeug ance If
again repeated The two officers departed their
rand, and were received by the Indians in manner
quite unexpected. Striped naked, they were COM
PEELED 10 eat rcd PEPPERS cammed down their throais
10 crawl on their bellies HRS the chiefs big toe. make
obedience to the cross the Yucatan Indians worship
a talking croe-) and suffer other ndigi ities.
In fear and trembling dill there two officers
of her Maiesty's service, submit 10 every deg1l-
datiOn the Indians could heap upon them, and
hnntly implOre for their lives, through their inter-
prefer declaring the dispatch all mistake; THAT
the superintendent could not understand Spanish, and
had made nistHke; that he neant only fiehdslip
and good will; promised a hundred kegs OF IOwder
each no coon tbey returned. After few days they
were liberated, and weary and forlon they returned
to Belize A counsel was Immediately called, Troops
sent for, and the superintendent, with huDd ed
and odd troops, proceeded 20 CorsFal. His tirst
movement was 20 declare martial law and plac-
ng nacheis In the bands Of the inhabitants set them
TO cutting down bfusb the absent were ordered TO
return immediately, under penalty Of coniscaion of
all their property. A French DOCTOR but month in
the settlement, was ordered to depart within "a hours
refused hearing and po allowed TO eettle bis affairs
on the plea OF being suspected alien, and this des
potic and arbitrary decree was enforc q. few days
after Spanish doctor was slso banbed on the
Plea. Two subeots who donbted the authority Of the
snperntendeut 10 make slaves Of them, received pub
icly 70 lashes. On the % Il bungo arrived from up
he Rio Hondo, bringing news that all WIS quiet with
be Indiape On the Lot the Spleful steamer arrived
rom Jsmaa Win $50 tr0ops, aud was followed next
Lay by tie ganboat LandIsl, with tho 6aIe number,
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rived.

Ship Keys,,no tot Bo'oa Bahl~ London, via iIsysns
day. IN ballast 90 ordr 80 dae on NiDawaia i,su2 tpo.s
Duncan hicie Gom Conauoope for iiaysns Glh init 30
niles y. r. from Cape Hen pen, quantity u barrels u
nour. no, long IA he water, we're marked j. l..
Ship til Bessn. Liverpool April ~ mdsc and pass 90
u n mal.nA,i 90 ~ q s ~ T - g. @ .,
". snsi ook plo, 10Th IS mile, T. Of The highlands
nom boat Era Nye Noe.
Bsrs Grcy hound Of Mn on, Mas,) Gubrandse. Palermo
March 49, Ia.ed Gibraltar ptl - fruit 70 msster He'd w
LARK Lsgpghte 'o Boston, Harding Palermo March a. and
Gibrr Ap a. fuh and sulphur to ba.set' baocu Co. Has
been dy within I0 miles Of ho"-iork with in westesiY
Bsi r. H. Gamble Powell Key West days. cotton Sc, to
Bars WsiBion fr Of Hum Mitchell Shield. 70 days. nde
H. r. W Meyer In lat a. 80 laTge quantities Office
Bark Honduras Marshall, Baihe Hond. May 8, mahogany,
Bah Alliance d. shelds srstton Shields ~ days. coal
to order.
Big Mary Cobb Montgomery Rondout for Boston.
Sch Jua A. Rich, aie New .on Il Thomas ID ins,
g. ballast 5tr in j. trauklib Newton Of Port JEFF
erson as MASTER during an attack denm tremens jumped
overheard do~ned before assistance could reach hi.
sch franklin Bell to Broethsven Robinson Mssanls II
DAYS cedar, mahogany &C. toMerriil Abbott.
Scar. n Chester. Brewer Georgetown o. T., days. naval
sehr Wbileed lof 0ardner Morey Msanrls 10 days mo-
losses 10 TTask Dearborn.
sohr E. 5. DOnnE Thorne POushkeeps cement for Dsh
sch Madonna conhln, Sag Hsrbor Y hour. in ballast
schE Charger, hausn, fzsbethpo.t tof Fall River.
schr. Oriental, Coffin tlirabethport for Newburypor
Sohr. Astrea Pine Eixubetbport for Salem.
Sclr Atlantic Wright, LhksbehuOr' for boston.
Sem jo.spsa SF b.y WYE E hbS% r Bo. sS'"
schr H.ath, Kendall Ehabehpor for Boston
sohf James and Samuel Hart Ei6abehpoFt for Providence
Bchr. Cbsnty, Fowler, Eikabehpon for Providence.
Schr RnxAua BuTlvy Austin Ehkabothpo Tor Providence
schr. sash Lewis Fowler, Ehsbehpot Tor New Havoc.
Sloop On 1Dsnt, Carter flizsbethport 0i Providence.
Sloop President doIrel Elizabeth port Tor Stsmfo,d
sioop r. A. Jayne ChTi.ty fizabelhp0it for kewayen.
Sloop Gen kossuth Davis, Lyme, Conn, Ia ballast.
Steamer Black Diamond Allen Phadelphia, udse 10 j. ".
Bnggs.
Steamer Delaware Johnson Pbsdpia aud Cape May md5e.
and psss q +. Pefsius.
steamer Anhlsce Jones. PHILADELPHIA md'o. to j. l. N.
BiFcs.
steamer Novelty Morrison, Philadelphia, mde to }. H.
Biigt-
Steamer Quiuchsug, Holland Norwich, mise 20 master.
Steamer Cue Dung, Providence ndss. to Edv ed Bynner
FELLOWSHIP Glad Tdinss with loss oftoPsslsl nas. aud
jbboom.
Also bark CAos Of Baltimore from RIO Janeo also, Of
Danhsm Dnon's ships.
SAILED-stesm.hps Hsmmonla (Iam.). for Hanbnrs City
Of baltimore Orb oI Liverpool and both passed Ihs bs;eIY
1tte ~.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
FORT OF NEw-YoRk........
lsaresl.

shp-Nasob. Barter, San francisco, w r. Coleman Co
BngsFoefa tBrl Drew. P.fnabuco, q. ). Colt Young
America, Pool Rio oTand., b. Dagger.
scho.s~s-blaiA Louis, Cumming Fall River master J.
Rrnn.t - Wilmington Del master ID. W. sanders Adams,
Providence j. a. Decker Dasan oloaetor master
Alpine Bray. Boston Almirt, Haskell BOou matter
y. Furoiih kend Portsmouth, master y j. Downing Thorn,
Diglt0n MISTER. C. a. steison, Res. flbethpoui W. A.
GdIn Borden Granada master; Ann Maria Smh, New Lon
don 5 Race't ctor Seer Phi Idt~ hia J. W. Mckee
j. l.. Haired Weaver Wilmington Del, muster, T. w. Ed
redys srEifh, Portsmouth, msstef 4 Taylor Nicscrsou,
Chatham. master; Daydsou, Allen, Salem, MASTER, Grant
Lodge Car. tostoD, msseri w Stars tBrl Maxwell, 81
kits James Hunter c..
Soops-D. Dsmph,,e Smith StonusOn, H. s. Racket 10
s.esa.er-H. borden, Loper. rhi,dspis master
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Pa.-cuycrs sailed

IA ,.aasl- Hamnorii oy Southampton Hare ard Ham
bufgMr md Mr Heary Lsnda iaToa iIt,n ani 'si
Mr, ihsm rev oik allies Laura sehn New on
Mr. Tvy, Nes uIk, IA Hounaun New f0rk' y Hunlcse
New J. l. Moss Pli,6-phin I'd Haesl. Porto Csool'
10. Mr. fub aud child te~. fok VI . NJ a felulofu,
Niss mile hcyrr tinrinnAi Mr. aud hrs Emil
kl.. Ts,a.. Dr. koehr add cLid, Niliinshwg; QUO NJ
oDer Mexico Edw. schuticl New Oh al he4ne Ham
Io. Iarroqus. AoU-Nofk Miss EwicA. New.i osi Mo -.
Bu.hr1snn end Ni,s sophie Burnrnann, bnhsot hshon
Uhne n,rco " Dtifass Mexico Capt Obnanu, hn.. j.
kOfcubanug hliafnakO0. L. bltO r.
N.y,r Nss.10Ik Dnvefsen NsWCrenns, r. Ran. Pulla
pla 81 fetsn Philadelphia MI and hrA > tiritctLuhh
md infant fok ilr Sra John ConT 'l4usssn ata
Size 0.oree krrnc.s, NswiOr, rpnS Nas1cf hos. iok
4 Uir rhaf T. furu'snhrim, NoS-f ora Aif ard
Nrs T. I -I1lsuI and infant, Psun H. "oih Nosln'ahs
" IA Htf srs Lucyrls Martha tsrlrs Nrw ORR w e. fel
,, Nsyia.k Jean livery Ncv.1ok; :. laurent, Now
Noik T. Bumh,rr Nrv No - Mr. hnuer chiid ahi 70 ar
Yofk Mis- r turhniaf snd ou.lav hrmann, b
Srh~rs - H4nuorsi Frrd Os,er rhlsdeiPhi' slhfgl
plti.ah.; .s8 lAoll John s-Tga tiuc4.. Hiss ids
granlus New lck. Mr aid Nr. ucmfbe TO chuef O. ~
&C. Loutsilc Jean feio SeTu.lcans tn~s hektHnlh
la tir1msy Cify II bInore, for Lrc'1ot-John o. Diir
children inf srsalt Ihauss seven ~ o. T. '"ni 4
sehnride y. JOIN l. Madogan ~, io oa.at nt oN'
So Ctsis q Fani iady ard child. Cox Hslmann Meyer
10, es snG Vic rsSid 8 We ,'ii Ute -. P-rseb.
} a Mon al -Lc A. Boell ssnfI Law > hi-5inf Jos
Oo,.s Rev ". II Hen. u. Boucs Col psu C. COLON, Wife
child Camps lady and servant satuIsino Anoufi wife
nd hid Mr H. hbox Ali.s D. Edfid.a. J. " ard wife
5eexA<y. Me Campbell WIN NJ 1hgmss md isdy, bayArd
1y&s vtG chid. uohr END servant Mr. II crel Hlsey >ni
nett WIN. sas Il. Gscon and sister, II kuuze W o. Wei.
Jane Mnf,J g. Cocssjrc ind infant Il TyOn I'D vie,
n. ST Hicks had W. Wallace and children, VIM. A.
Conway. hus Ahce Conway Nis Kate hafshdl Capt and
afdnso Ttouas G. Gray, Gesp4d Eeid ScOl Bryce Hy.
Manuel John h. Kaehef-toi 81 aid Us IN the .,eeTese
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-19

RATIoSs OF CHEEss.-A dairyman says that the
trade which has heretofore been quite large with the
Rebel States is cut OIL and will affect cheese
ket and TO prove bard upon that Glars Of
farmers, particularly in northern Ohio, aud be wants
THE TRIBUSE suggest the plan of giving the army
regular raiions OF cheese being Wholesome, pala'a-
bic food aud actually economical than Ill nea
beride being agreeable 10 most men. Some European
soldiers march al DAY with other raions beside
brend and cheese which requires cooking, and can
be eaten on the battle field II necessary without akinZ
time 10 cook and often saves from great suffering
from exhaustion for want Of food.
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Died.

HANNAH this city, on Friday Nay H. NJ the reienee OF
h,r ureiss William ard Chaes Asinson No 5i fnst "'n,
tyhth street. Anna Eleanor econd surviving osugne' u
John aud Mary lane Hama . . ,,-,t
The funeral will take pace on Sunday, hsy ~ az ioe''
7. M. -
JOVFSr ilis CITY, on Saturday morning, At O'clock May
49, Ausua Eliza only daughter OF Ntiem and Josephiho
Jore-, aged year month, and D daJs 80 -.
The fend and relatives the family respectfully invited 20
aeuJ the funeral from the residence OF her parents No.
West T'venty shh street. Monday morning, May W
at 10 O'Clock
WELDEN-In tis city, on Friday. evening, Nay ~ very
suddeny CbIs Weldon long atiacho Of The Hep- f"S
Tine, n the .s3th year q his age; - . ~
The fsra win laEe plico this day. Sunday May 49, At y
O'clock from ST. Psals Church The renoins WIZ DC inferred
a Greenwood.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-19

A Boar UPsrr, AND THREE MES. DEowSED.-
A small boat, containing four men, named Owen Ne
Nulty, Richard Quinn, Patrick Larkin aud James
McCuIlay, upeet of the foot Of Egbty-eiehth
street f. r., early on Friday evening, and all were
drowned except McCulay, who, being able to swim,
was rescued by q man in small boai Search was
made for the missing men, bur they could Not be found
aud as there was strong ebb tide prevailing at the
time, it is feared tho boii-s were carried out, and
washed down stream. All Of the deceased men were
keepers in the Central Park, AID at the time Of the
occurrence, we're on thoir way homo. They have left
families 10 mourn their loss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-19
lmrscment5.

DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM
~ 10 the favor h.- stirring ties flr rc. cny hp
the mo csutrH AND, Therefore tho -.
BFsT PLACE IN tbs CITY TO SEE TIE MlJlGNf
which moving Nth nacty TOW ~rd the Lapal AID ~
squeny passing through eets daily but1z asJ Tho hS
place of ancseihe -. -.
OIVISG 4 GREATER VARIETY
than any o'h.r establishment In 40. 49,
TIE DRAM rae PERFORMANCES ALONE
are every way esn these giyn ~ other place where 80
price Of sdm ,n Just doubl no'hug Of .he mnlj
ofliyins wonders Az cnT"-iiies which nov ipclnde
RELICS Rom Fora SUMTER
THE OLD WAsHl NUTON FLAG,
HERR DRiESBACH. TIE LlON-TAMER.
WITH OLD ADAMS s PR fORMlNG BEANS,
THE GREAT GRIL/Li MAMMOTH AR sAhSoh
THE GREAT WING BLACK SEA LlOs,
THE CELE sRATED SWISS bE NRDED ADf
MISS r. REED, TIE LIIfUTlAN QUEEN,
TBE REMARkABLt ALBlNp FAMILY.
THE CURIOUS A ID AMUSING WHAT Is III
THE VoNDEkFUL IN ING HAPPY FAMlLh
TiiE DEN o. LINING MONSTER SNAhEsi
THE LIVING SEAL, 80ton Cpriosites, &C.
The New and SPLENID NATIONAL DIAM
ANDERSON. The PATRIOT on SUMTER;
and also the popular and lteresitog piece, epillo
THE CROSS or GOLD. Or THBREsis 0s,
EVERY AFTERNO DON aud EVENING. a. ana y "t-'. =
Admission to al ny 2Seeus Children nnder 70, 20 ee-
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A naIinn,il LYNN.

In obedience 10 the Tcqust OF many czens who have Oh
served the cy give poetic expression TO me emotion
ara consented 10 Committee 10 award
Prize OF FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS Lr
A EAlIOAAL HYMN
Set 10 unsie fether original selcce0 npon the to"ing
l. N Hymn IL to be purely patriotic, adapted 70 tho whole
country-D0t cong u only appropriate 70 'ne p'oI
AZ mus, consist of no, les. than sixteen lines, snd !, not
10 exceed forty exclusive Of chorus or burden winch e'
n ,hould he Of lie simplest form aud most marked Tyhm
tb o easy ~ T.iailea by the popular nrnory al me
iul 1dy and noBy 10 readily saug by Ordinary
For M. word. ard music tsheiher the latter be original or
ectsd add adsptd the hand which the Commute
"0"N P'''' FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
OF . gold medal Of that value, viii De Awarded no 49,,
Fof the Hymn alone. for the music alone az orisina4l
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLbAhS,
S. he Committee r-tsi copyright Of both words and lu'
sc OF Tie which the prizs isnNarded ana fee''c m
rht rej.rug al couribnii0ps Whatever 'neH n' 'O-
none OF them be deemed suitable ,.,.-.t
The profits Of II tIo lynn are 70 DC deV's'o 70 Tue
Pstrio ie nnd ..,.,,A ,o.t A., Of
The words end music nnst o- itiseu ~ VIZ ~ ~ -
A. the Committee may desire pubh see,'on from The
taauusruts "a vi lie tErolc Fuuh lhoJ e
aust wo Wiling that their poane0hS sloiu
be- ICED that purpose 70 .-uiiy ,heir assent III,
p Individual apicsions 10 members OF the ConmlNee VIII
be difTessTded o, ~.
or cipher. and be accompanied by sead envelope oeal t1e
cpnrr so containing en-. "srs nsin1 sue 90
dress Az communications should 90 500 tsh 10 Sor
Is FIELD esq Secretary oftte Nstiobai hymn oeniaee'
N. The Committee will return no manuscript
CUBAN G. NkRPLANCk, join DIX
CHARLES KIM, "a ~ 1Al !, y y Gi,i,;;
OEOR0E Nm CURTIS, RICHARD 1RANT MHlIh'
ttORIE 4 STRONG. ARTHUR LEAkf,
MAUNSELL Is. FIELD
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6orsss, Carriages, sc.

HORsEs. CARRIAGES, HARNESS, Saddles
ke-P n WILKINS will sell at Auction, on fltuHos
DAY, O'clock at tue Riding Aesee1y -
~ Al Dbrow SHAW Jjth 81 number Vi Pi,sss
HORSES tho proper OF sen'lsmen who are giving up
establishments prior Ia leaving 'owu. Amonghe
i no fn several hifhly sned Saddle Horses 40 ho'ss
and Matched pairs OF pTs-s Cirsses hooka"ays psssT
and Road Wagons, SAddls Bnde., Harness &c. - =, ~
Centlemen wishing ois' tt-r i0r-es or sffiase
shove ale viii please notify Mr. ni.hro~, on the pr
the auconeer, his office No. 10 Finest on OF Oo''
dsy next. -. ,,.. .x..,h.-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-19

NEw-YoRK BIBLE SocIETY.-A public meeting viii
be held this evening, at Irving Hall, corner Of Irving
place and Fifteenth street with reference to the supply
OF the military and naval forces regular and volunteer
with the Scriptures. Statements are TO be made by
those who have had charge OF tho distribution, and
addresses will be delivered by the Precedent, VIM
Allen Butler and the Rev. Dire. Hitchcock and Tying.
1t il intended to give this meeting popular and
pari tic character aud the movement il VIII ii
ELECTS great degree ofpubc sympathy, il will doubt
less be largely attended.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-19

CUsTOa HOUSE AFFAIRs.-1be Great Eastern
which viii return with full cargo Of graiD brought
out but one item of froight-a China tea-se, i'll box;
aud this even did appear in her manifest it be-
Ionged 10 passenger. Collector Barney has appointed
as endorsing clerk in the warehouse department Mr.
VIM. OFitzgerald, who is deaf mute.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-19

NEw-YoRK UosPiTAL.-The weekly report 10 May
IL exhibits a total Of 3l5 patients remaining in that in
stiution. Admitted during the week, ~, discharged,
as cured or relieved, 1877 died, 81. A part Of the Hos
its has been apart for tho Of the State and
will be devoted to the treatment of sick wounded
volunteers and soldiers OF the Newiork Safe militia
About 50 persons Of ibis Glars present
dated,
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ulilitdrn Noilses.
r,a Uudersiaued. Committee Of the Metropolis
ran Home Cur I'd ,u Arms and Es uipmcnts. invite

The Undersigned, Committee Of the Metropolis
tan Home Guard 1n Arms and Equipments. invite
lie "a hbitiOn aud proposal urfii headquaTter
room No Al Astor tioue f different sylos Of Uniforms OF
neat and economical character and Arms for the equipment Of
ARns- Nusks,s and Rifles Of different patents.
Uslvous-Army Blue ryled ta"nel Oarioad TrnicS, or
Jackets h fIo II various rnsteua and sye
Fatigue Caps and Regulation Hsts Of various styles Body bes
Carlnd,e. Boxes, aud Bs'Onei., hea'hs
Gen. HENRY STORMS,
,ERSJN W. KNAPP.
LOU, PALMER, COMMITTEE.
JAMES G. RICE
JOHN COChkANE
The above alyer.ieent having appeared IN the daily plpoI
and % SOME dursandog has an TO tie intent Of the
sane deer Il due 10 and especially 20 The gen
.Den named on tie said Committee, TO analy sise ha the
said adveTisem.nt Prepared by soiely upon ny ."
responsibility, ard Inserted IL III daily papers vim TIE nl n,
thai the enabled readily 70 sscer
tain the quality and price OF the aclea above enumerated d
that tho various Ward Org ncns ught be abe 10 supply
them elves the Al the ecOnoni Z. rates
other object Intended ha such adrortisemnt eh
used f any purpose. cheerioy make this ApooaoD
20 met the OTgansOn its various Committees ana .i'h ~ 10
enber may be relieved from any fe.ponaOiy afsAy non
The DiscoRst ucon msnterprrtaon Of the sa ao'ese
igept
ond also state order hs, there may be no further is
conjunction regard n purposes o. tho Motop hsn nome
Gusrd in respect the furnishing Of unofs snd eqPmen'
tbs. said Organization has had DIT one den IL view rom
the con love entirely To the Regiments
OF tn different Ward. and become responl0o Tor h
own thus feeyi ing the nan 0isza
'''" "' ~ W JAMES C. RICE,
No. ~ Ciuton-plsce.
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,sur,.en-ReDor,ed bv TslegrapL.

PsiIADErPnIA, May 10, 1901 Flour unchanged "iipAr
,teadv. Rel asa 81 30; White. III 40d ~ so Cons
quiet sacs OF 900 bulh. at DE. WHISKY dun at 10
'BtPrAtO, May I8-FLOuK quiet and unchanged WHEAT
d md heavy sales 61J bun. No. Chicago spring NJ " q
gllc 90 bush Milwaukee Club nt seo CoRs heavy ana
lower: .al.s 90 bush at Uo3ic CASAL FREGHTs-Jc OF
Com IAr on Wheat NsgYoTk IzPORTs-5vO bbls no ~
no 100 bush Wheat $500 bnsh. Corn, 5000 bu, Oats Ia
pnsO NILS Fiopr I22 bash. - 40 bush Conn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-19

all der Col Whitfield which troops are being foI-
wsrfed TO C0,asal.
TIE prevailing opinion among the eding men IN
Eeze il thai The whole afiir i temps IN teapot
the Superintendent is severely censpr d for hs arb
trary conduct Whether tie British Goyernu ent really
me of affair, ia tbe States oilers every indocemen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-19
Another Suspension at Albany.

ALBANY Saturday, May Is, 1861.
THE Bank Of the Capital suspended this morning.
The notes entirely secured and not cent will be
loci on them. The capital Of the bank $3.50 paid
In. About half Of this ia supposed 70 be sunk. De-
post ar, fully secured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-19
rur I,cKsoN LIGHT INFANTRY.
THE SCOTT LIFE GUARD.

At meeting of The Board of Officers Of the 20 Kegl
meDt Scott Life Guard held May u, i'6l, Che foil w
Ing motions were made ard carried unar iu"n'ly;
That vote o1 hanks Re rendered the HI Geog" biegs
for the interest he ha taxi IN this Regiment and the eAe'
be has bed 'oward its formation sirce i,s tfat l.,
That spi,, COW of aid resolution DO eugossed aud pre-
tented 10 lin. , ., =, 4, WAL
That thanks he also ea5ered 10 the non ~ N
for tho r he h.. sken IN this Reginut aud the "SeTors
he has used TO obtain the quarters 49, Broadway o que use
tho well his tesre and agency ID VIC ~
is-s # Mi. Regn - ~
y Ia Offe.rs Col J. II Hobart Ward. Adjuant VIM;
Vrrr o Iiel Col Addison Farliewob Quarr'nHst'I
Murphy MsorJ Decatur Potter Comp. ANY A7osp' paln'
n Gsyitt Ia; Lent G. Muphy % Liei Henry CShnin'
rnosnv B-Csr, Eugene MeGiah 1T Lien, Aes Roberts
% Lieut. Watson. Company C-Capt k@o, L; nr'n
H., Lent Adolphus Schaer I'd ieut. Aug tmk S,nphy
n-Cart John T. Harold II Lieut. ls.se Joie 20 Lien,
William H. LARS. Company E-Capt. Oliver A. liden lst
is,t Lewis A Dahfs :: % Li-ut seih Cdrk tmga'y
F-Cap, ueh McQuade 1T LIZ ut bD NJ Cooneyi "a LoI
Fred w Shp1 Company e. aPi bs, =: bii,tvn -.
H-Capt Geo NJ peDne't let Lieut. ohn B'ady j. % Lr,
Er.nrit aue Coapany list lie at Harding Weston; 20
LENT Edwin Frnny Company Capt. James l.. Came
is.Iieut " ~ A. Herring; % Ii, ut Owen Lloyd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-19

BRIEF TEMPERANCE LgcTURE.--Cororer Jackman
held inquest the Bellevue Hospi. upon tbs body II
unknown apparently about - yss Of age The body
good condition. the stomach sound and beahy bat the
evidence liquor uns al able and IL tppeAcd that tho
poor died from inmPerhnce and e1posrrs probably
he debauch. ber appearance that Of hAbt
Il rILl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-19
TILE SOUTHERN NAVY.

The chivalrc South ons, by systematic course OF
stealing, have "accumulated" a number Of steamers
and sailing vessels, which they denoninae their Navy.
The following ist gives the names iunnsse, and draft
of the st aIneIs in their service The various ports Aad
the number of guns each ia capable Of carrying: