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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-27
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"WEDNESDAY. June -. lSol
ASH SThc he. IL quite firm for POS, 81 80 90 fsarh
hfner; sales Al IS 81 q 30 q 4.
CoTTOS-rhe market gradually grows 6rner under de-
.pr,es We quote Middng Upland. and Gal's at i4ielte
COFFEEsga salss making al former prices; .aes OF
sua sI q: sic AID 80 Rio st issic We quo.s
}'s' ID s';;;..If a. H15si.,oo ~ ssIs
Rio, oriiaNy Glei 81. Domingo, cashll.9i2
COALIhe demsnd or domestic T. zood and the mar ket
wife, much 1hsrse The arrivals %e esI. eS 'ss .Oih
h sos' s.s ss' S na'd OK isH es ssa p We can
they Irregular Foreign /. stu dull and prices nominal
FLOUG SED MEAL--TLe degsnd ior Western and si,'e
FouI good but here less Il The s lind and hoeer' ere
gr.d Choice RIss arr insotire ana heavy super
NE R s SnS Ss at SSs q for sa 5S se az"
WG;'1j - soas4 20 oE the low gfsdss Of He'1n f1iLa
IS - shipping b'aads OF Round BooP EHts ONO
end - IS for is4s e'sd Do tsnsd.n f%a. o%i
s go be At 30 [ 10 sgFehe ga i4o oI AN s'.e Per
prices favor The buyer the 10 bbs at
g. So 81 for mixed = good Superhne Baltimore, 6 and
isSe S5 80 Re ..pi a hff'y chang ns 'sS e %
80 bb =, 81 500 jersey ard $685. lOior brandy
tn.oui. s. e ST. LOui' CONN.,. COZ sc
s.sse .uosrans..! S9s Is - L9ui. esfa..' :SS
sIie e9e 90 BALI. Alex owns 5es 90
osie' rosHlA hoops % . R.ehmona City, aSa o.
0sio choice EXTRA &e 50 Rye s so 90
: - .
Ccaes ncy.,..5 51d 6 @ Do Erandyvine.. Oft 40
0sneee ,strs.....s 500 Is Do Purobeon'. lis or
tEJ1 sRA'Hs are quiet At 81 y TOT bAnch lEd 81 - ior
Lsysf New crop Neut0p Lemons have appeared IN Usfet
Auction Of Palermo Lemons st 81 S92 81 and Oranges
= elc 2 - Brs5esgx Pruncs selling a. iIaic-
GRAIN ess doing In Nhez, and the msrke low
Spring ibis pressed the narse Choice White 10
sDt'tin.d demand; the sales so bush
Milwaukee Cub st sc 4 80 100 bush Amber do, and
Iowa = 0a L. 81 600 ba h Ctica4o sprcg &c
AL, 1864 Jashsl, Chicago Club Sl4 FL %, IgbI
busiels Racine Club : ga ~ O., 300 bushels Csn.
"a Club at H. II 30 bush Red Nuter Weston %
80 a. 6fo1 bash. n'enor White Ceuatian AZ ~ 200
IS ,nutyl 26O0 bush White hic gan at 81 va 81 -,
800 ~ common White Weston rI ia 81 90 or bush
oloice Wi.e Kentucky s. and 2t0o bush Red Delaware
az Rye aud IN fsir demand IA part ioF export
bu,h for C-nzdi-u sud sac. IT River
Oas shade lover and tie demand ',ir ees Of Csn.dan
Weo.n lpc and State ~ ~ dJlr BARLEY and Bar
lev Malt sse hsseced prices nominal Cora ia hEny
held the light bot there Il fair t0ck In store the
deusd good ckry Tor the Est sales Of ~ 900 bush ~ ~
So Tor hoEed so Base Tor Eastern mt1ed 3O4c for
shipping do 81 5c fos Nes,oin yellow 5l0SI tor kouEd
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IAdyer;isemeni.l
DREW & FRENCH.
tgese;nys of Produce.

JCyH 2GoI03 bbls Four i?2 bbl.. Com Meal 6it pkg'
Whisky 10000 bush Whst. 1895 bush Corn 10 SO onsh
i7J bush Rye Gel BUSH MAT 70 kss A'hs' J@ Psss
Proyialons, 81 pkgs Lard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-27

DistileTy Hoss ~ gross. ~
The msy considered remarkably f4yorsoIe of s
time the days rot hot while tie nights se very
cool bat the weather really has not as nc to DO win re I
don Of tie market old times the arse pacApe
coorg rooms where the temperature Aept even
u shout Ar.
The for psckipg hog very and for f.t one. Tor
lard i s There Is srsnlrt1Oe handsons 10Y OF TO-
in srket today owned BY Jos hcCo!om ndsna when w
weigh 800 n each, AID yeti aihors very Phe fna
viii sell fo much by fou Oh cent poona Is the} WOMB
II thsn half the WEIGHT. ~, ,,,
eq hundred week There are about Nv hesa IN me
pols this noning aud buyers sly
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quality. -. - ~, c., -,
sEEDS-Notlius doing IN Timothy or Clover Seeds tnd
pre.. Az irs Roush Flsxseed DUH At $50 RI - 3
bu,h OF 50 D. Ia Clover there + movement Calcutta Lin
seed demand sales Of 500 bags and zoos poeAe' at about
sti5.
eUGAnsThe msrket ia dat and nominal Retired quiet
At Halle Tor Cushsd Ground, and branuslsd sales o. an
bbd siny Cubs. d5c and 3s boxes Esvsns part AZ SIC
y .uoon hhd AID W tes. Cuba M1scS ado at ~ os9
~ 50 q per 100 N, cash.
SOAP-l ss,e 10 qui-t sales NJ iOc
SPICES connu. dull small 'ses Of Pepper and Pimento
have pe.n made 1i l1r the former and Sc for the bitter
TEASThere toady moderate business C. Jobbng char
aetsr ct full plre.. Holders very hrIn.
TOBACCO-K with fair den,nd, mostly on
speculuton export SHIPPING grades are held higher
s.es a 5i0l3.c
TALLOWThe market Ia less active, and prices have Do
enrd; sae, Of sOcV es 0td .c fof ordinary 20 prime
WHISHY-11e mnket 10 lower the dcmtoi fair "a 20 oi
Of 400 bt al 49, else for Ordinary to coed State bb and
lie. for pos. Ohio.
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cut in Isio and in 1857 Chief Justice Of the State,
which Office he continued to f with great honor 70
hirasef ard satisfaction to the Sase until the time Of
his death.
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,r,.rx. c3gST c,AtEYpAR-Tn.D. Day.


Nos SO 3j7, 3O5 3o9 3ll 3s as 81 3Ji Dc.u0Ve.
SUPegNE CONFERENCE.-The l. Nos. 57S,
i2sO s 9, si3 So f 500 9ca ol sle, 40 93, s!3 $40
9l2. $40
SuPRsME CouRT-SPEcIkL TERN.-Issres Of law,
kc-C aleniar UNCHANGED
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Big-Sophis BrysD 81. John, 4. Bradshaw.
scEocncs--4. g. Jscobs, Hichsrdon saeN HI, A. C. Hs.
vens; L. A. Dc Hart Low Lisbon, r. y. smsl Sea Nymph,
Dsgson Bristol. l.. keHuy.
S!oop--J H. Borden Collins. Fai River meter
s.eaaerCoEcord, Norman PHI ipLis, Lopez kifhp,t'
r;,E
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COMMENCEMENT N WnLIAEsBURoH.-The tenth
anniversary Of Prof. Metcalies Ladies Seminary,
Brooklyn f. D.. VII come OF On Friday evening next,
in the Rev. DR.. Porters Church, Fourth street.
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sISiATgRk ALMANAC.
Suu-pses 400 Sets.........7;3J MoouRises 10 20
mon wArEs Ian
Sandy Hook. IL 0 Gov. Islna....l u HelGats.. ls5
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Hrpzs-we quote: en-
conn,ry trind and cured weighing 500 .t.o "a
City slaughter trimmed Association weighing 0dSS az o3"
LIVE PouLTRYfhe demand a quite mo- 3D. ana
hs season. We quotes ON 20
Tukay. B.."...lS aISi Ducks rsI $500, S9g1 20
od CocL, ~ b.. 607
PorATorsIae stsmpede ole Potatoes crtinres W NJ
.bssa fqr ard pce; are uoS below NE x bi. .i
wssv.y cany npplied ard prices for good TO eIs cooie
MERGERS reached 81 5O9.3 bhl AT hss uue @
shippers a-d others uniformly represented the stock IN We
country as eYcsedinsy Light Tgsy Potatoes IRON re
South OF By IL that the old crop nn DC
relied upon th reason several weeks lonser Tran hei.P
Ths aspect OF Ehls produced almost NJ iVessi cvg
that rule high to the cosc. Never was an
y oqsnt eae1ietloa more comp h ia a. ,,,
completely flooding overlooking tbs great market BEYOND
Ell prsc dent Meuy .housnds Of barrels win not cover ne
have already shown thems,lyes Oh Potatoes ere % me
average keeping very well and vii hold strong cheek s
new crop for ,oms time t. come fis @e s,rS md
the W ocse that speculative operators nave no
the The range Of prices for souEd Potatoes
ii IS a b5L Qgo,alioBs "a detail would be useless
PREsG FsCIr.
srRAwsEERms-e p, babe, 3a.s
DRIsD PCrT-IEere Ia moe inquiry Ter st.'e Dnea App'e
,ni they may b sold as fractional advance We quote;
New state eGs Ohio s s Jew m posoa
PEACHES, new s. ohoio-.lO al2 Chees pittsd ...o al
fesehes W. an essisS a as
OSIoys-yye quote: Bermrda, = Dbl, 50 25as, So
BEExrpA TosAToss-1 qt box, 75c.
Internationally
DREW & FRENCH
PRooUCg COMMISSION MgaoBASTs
BrrrI.n, CHI.EsK, EGGs, PouLTgy, OAxH' CRAM Fb'VS
PosK, &c
No. 6 Erie Buildings, New-York
liberal CAsH advances nsde IN cons. snnlen"- Vt
ReferenssD r. Martin. Pesiden, ooeaa Bink Ne"'foFs
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TorsL CALCULATION.

~ -or.r G, ecr, ,rroS
Circuit OF above banks, kHy ~ 81 GO
- cuaoa ! tanit W d. AL Nov. 1856 ,.......t.lsS
Ejaculation q 8 banks IN IeT call Msy "a 4tSt SaS
Sif'c anon 81 - Pm Kan oder sat iuIe H. 1901 .2 AZ ".
Calculation of IL 0-I1s not under
1921
Toe clrcut uCb Of the above ~ banks has been
rapidly reduce since the 9th Of May. The securities
OF he 20 aIks called upon June Ii, and the IL banks
not under l.all ore 20 r,li,,ys.
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II EOkJ.
FOn TIRE WFEK ENWTG JrNE y ls6l.
TOTAL TLCXIr4s OF or AL KISHs foh THs WEEK
fcoGap to the report. lie several market places 10 the
~, thcfe have geen received mis- WceA:
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R,eNsO


Annexed is a statement of the amount Of coal trans
ported over the Delaware, Lackswanns and Western
Railroad for the last week:
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MARINE JOt RNAL.


PORT OF NEw-yOR.i........~JusE ae
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the buyer Of ss for thin oblons western ana
81 SO "a ~ for City d. ia s.gs and bbis ,
Of1MEAiThe demand IL fs IN It Tor CT port and prices
Ar. te.dyt sae. Of State ~ 81 90 y lo) II.
PnOVisiONS-Tbo Pos naIk.t "a onsetted and Is qaist
mos. bod,s decline 70 SEQ a, The pe.s ohsred s-s OF 70
Prime ree moderate Teqn-.t aud heavy saes % ~
bbls a. 5 80 so for rspacked Mev md ~ 100 eZ Tor
E. Eeef Hams ar. unsllsbs a. sl2G&l5 BIeon pl.sty,
srd T. dull ard norrna Gas Asss arc IN M request bu ure
ir.nl. sss Of $40 hhds and Tor SHOULDERS and
SSsJo ,or Hens snol ed Mea. abundant and hesvy.
1d IL steady md in r demand sales CT 'so bes ant zee
Bglc Butte 4 abundant and loser s.rs II els" ONO
Western Resrrre q, lldl2!c.i Middle Ohio a. 7G9e, and
s....--. Chrn.. ulcniA 4, aAln We Quote:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-14

buckets and they have continued productive for many
years. IL il thicker than the Pennsylvania oil but has
found its way TO Europe, where it commands high
price The American oil will also find unlimited sale
in the same quarter. In Ohio, Kentucky, and Canada
the same oil il found but nowhere in sueh abundance
as in Pennsy lvania where in some instances it has
been known TO pour out over the mouth Of the tube
the rate Of ten barrels per hour thence subsiding to
flow of sixty barre daily In another case It shot up
in a stream % feet high, and discharged hundreds OF
barrels before it could be controlled. single well
has yielded 81 900 worth of oil in two weeks The de-
mand for this oil bids fir to exceed tho supply rs the
price at the wells is said to be advancing. Twenty
years ago not 1000 gallons Of palm oil was sup
piled by Africa, but the traffic in the article with
England alone amounts to about 100000 gallons an
nually and with Il is country full half az much.
The origin Of this petroIinn is still matter of con-
lecture. 1t is known, however, that its geological po-
sition is below the bitannous coalbeds and above the
anthracite 1t is supposed to he derived from the natu
raj separation of the btuminous from the carbOuace,
portion of the COAL which, oozing upward from fans
and assures in the coal seams drains of between the
erata and follows the inclination Of the latter until it
reaches tie surface in some denuded portion of the
coal-bed Tie quantity thus accumulated beneath the
surface must be very large judging by the many thou
sand barrels annually pumped up. If it should prove
to be- like the coal s.f iDexhaustibe, it will assume
rank as new and valuable Pennsylvania staP.e.
Already, il has given pr digious impulse to enter
price and industry giving employment to thousands
trcblng the population of towns, starting others
into existence aud is likely to cause the construc-
ton of railroad - miles in length to intersect the
Sudbury and Erie. There is probably 10 business now
existing among which has grown to su, magnitude
in 80 brief period. ".
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THE EMPIRE CITY AND THE STAR OF THE
WEST.

Tie steamship Empire City, which left her wharf on
Saturday, still remains at the quarantine, where she
anchored after leaving the dock await the Star Of the
West. Her lower hold is filled with coal, which is
destined to furnish herwith fuel for at least twenty-five
days seaming, wbieher between decks are filled with
army stores for the commissariats department. The
vessel cleared for Indanoa, Texas and is commanded
by Capt Brown, well known in the clipper service.
TIE Star Of the West completed her loading on
Tuesday evening She first took in five hundred tuns
Of coal for her fuel, which filled up tie lower hold en-
tirey TO the forward aud aft rs this was
peted the remainder Of her stores, consisting of Le d
beef pork peas, beans, coffee &c., was taken in Tnis
portion Of her loading filed up her steesge 90 that the
salt provisions were slowed her upper deck She is
very deeply loaded She is commanded by Capt.
Harvey has cleared for Brazos, Texas, and is now
awaiting orders.
These vessels have been chartered by the Govern
ment for the purpose of conveying army stores to the
troops in Texas. The charter extends thirty days,
with the privilege of renewing it at the expiration of
that time.
II is said that the Philadelphia will ALEC load army
stores shortly for some place. but nothing definite can
be learned in reference to the movement Of this vessel
at present.
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CITY ITEMS.

Bulls HEAD.-We have never known so large Q
proportion Of the beef cattle in market sold out on
Tuesday as were sold this week. since the plan Of hold
ing two days market was inangurated particularly az
60 large an advance upon the previous rates. MS has
prevailed this week We think that 1000 lead Of tbs
$3.50 head reported must have been sold the first day.
This has enabled the brokers to-day to hold the
nainder for the rates which they have Obtained
By slow, dragging trade, continued through nearly
the whole day. Our regular report Of the market
shows an advancesof full half cent pound upon the
net weight Of beef over the price the week previous
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Kabfeifch, John A. Dayton, and Alfred III. woed
On the Republican eide, Frederick Scholea James A.
Van Bruut, and Stephen Ciowell

The NEW CoURr-HoUsE ONCE MoRE-A StrE DRY
rSITELY AGREED UPoS.-Ata meeting of the Board Of
Supervisors yesterday, tie resolution adopted ut tho
previous meeting directing the purchase of twenty lots
of ground, $3.50 per lot within the block bounded
by Lee and Marcy avenues and Hooker and Hevs
streets, upon which TO erect Cour-House was
sidered by an almost unanimous vote, Superintendent
Crooke dissenting. The ground upon which the recon-
sideration was urged that the Lee Church,
which IL not for sale, was located within the boundar
ries above given.
MIR. Colt then offered a resolution in substance Tia
as that presented last july by which the Com
mitee on CourHouse Site was directed TO purchase the
Scbenck property, in the rear of the City Hail. for
SIM not exceeding 81 600. This resolution was
adopted by vote of IS yeas TO 10 nays After any
amount Of Parliamentary fbustering in which deci-
sons Of the Charwere appealed from several times and
su-tained motion reconsider the last vote de-
cided in the negative by yeas IL; nays, II.
This therefore, cnches the matter and the purchase
Will Row probably soon be consummaed, ard plans and
specifications advertised for. The grounds now oc-
cupied by the old City Hotel and lager beer garden.
BOLD SwrHDLE BY BOGUS OFFICIAL Ger
named O. IT, vesenmsne yesterday srraignsd below
Justice al charge of obtaining money under false pro
F. D. The complainant his hidsv alleges that ,hs ID
day Of JauuAry st Clemens Spoogbergf tss
that days after called upon him and rep
resented that be Deputy Sheha and that, Halter wood
put t no hs hands he wond toe stolen money.
TIE Is. Of SpougeuboseI, AID BIS pun.hmeut
For ta lurposs Vesenuisne obsipsd the psinsnA
the Of 2z 81, he aid TO eHpeE.eg Subsequently
te: discovered that the utterly fass nd
ha' they ysre ads for The ppoae Of foans toe
ted to jail to sw at an inset!gs ion Of the charge
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,BROOk.LYN ITEMS.

LAyScH OF YAcHr-The new frst-cqss schooner
rugged yacht Hope constructed at Mr. Henry S,eerss
yard at Greenpoint, successfully launched yester
day, at l2I ococS in the presence of large assem.
blage Of persons. Tis vessel has been built for Mr..
Ives Of Proviience, r. l., and the internal arrange
ments are eegau+ aud convenient. Her dimensions
are follows: length deck, 81 feet beam, 81 feet
inches; depth, feet inches; length Of masts, Il
and 76 feet; topmasts % feet; bowsprit, Ii feet
iuches ibboou 10 leet; main boom, 80 feet fore do,
80 feet The yacht is nearly completed, with the ex-
ception of the suit of sails and she will probably be
ready for SEA by Saturday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-14

The Tax LEvr.-Tbe Mayor signed the tax levy
yesterday morning and will betorwarded to Albany
to-day. The amount of the city tax levy is SAL
O57 10: coraty 81, 52j,7I2 32-toal, 1868 10
In 1860 the city tax levy S. 0s5, AS co. county,
go 673, O59 26-tota 90 ,5O7 IS. The increase in
the city tax levy is year 1860 is 81 ,S2j $50 5si
county, 1852 $50 O6-total increase, q, Es,27l 81.
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THE NEW PENNSYLVANIA STAPLE.
Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune.

Correspondence Of The ~ Y. Tribune
PHILADELPHIA, March g. 1861
have collected from various printed AMI private
sources some particulars relation to The oil business Ia
Western Pennsy lvauia, which seem to Indicate 'hm
The product Of this discovery will eventually take It's
place as an important staple. There s no doubt that
much exaggeration has existed in relation to Tie guam
y Of Gil produced, and that speculation has oeen ac
lively at work, by which men have realized gten
profits while OILERS have suffered great losses. but
this prgneuess to turn everything int speculation mas
been shown when coal mines were hnt WORKED OF
wherever gold pearl-bearing muscles nave been u'S
covered The need no especial etimuia"t 10 IL
duce them to take hold. Lut rush in voluntarily some,
ia eyes, Instance sure lose. But 1t Is not ihdViuuai
profit J an now considering but commercial results.
They are shown to DC already quite remarkable; Tor
the number Of barrels Of oil which came over the Sun
bury aud Erie Railroad the latter city, during the
year 1860, is as follows showing an extraordinarily
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-14

RECEPTION OF JoHy a. DIX ToDAr.-Tbe joint
Committee Of the Common Council, Mr.. Froment
Chairman, appointed 10 make arrangements for the
public reception Of Gen. Dix, met yesterday afternoon,
when il was decided that the Reception should take
place from Il to l o'clock to-day al tie Governors
Room, City Hall. Mr. Fromen' stated that he had con-
sulted with Mayor Wood, who thought that, as Gen.
Dix was one of our citizens, the Reception should
be different from that Of distinguished persons from
other countries or States, and that no set speeches
would be expected. Messrs. FIoment and Pinckney
were appointed Committee to escort Gen. Dix from
his residence No. West Twenty-irst street, to ths
City Hall.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-14

POLICE COMMISSIONERS AT the meeting of this
Boid yesterday the resignation of Peter Van Dyer OF
the Eleventh Wad, wac accepted. Edward Sherlock
Of the Fifteenth, and Martin N. Green of the Sixth,
were dismissed from the force for general neglect a
duty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-14

LECTURE BY CAPT. WHIrYG.-Capt. Samuel
Whiting, late Of the steamer Marion, lectures this
evening on the Arctic Regions at the Seyenth-avenne
NJ T. Church, Fourteenth street. Tue lecture 10
for the benefit Of Oryille Gardner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-14

LECTURE BIZ DR.. THoNPsos.-The Rev. j. r.
Thompson, ID. d.. delivers lecture at the Hall Of me
Board of Education this evening for the benefit Of tho
library of the CITY Teachers Association. Subject,
"What to Teach and How TO Teach It."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-14

TIE third Of the course of lectures in aid Of the
Mission and Industrial School Of Christ Church Parish
Fifth avenue and Thirty fifth ,treet will be delivered
tomorrow evening, by the Rev. +. c. Ever OF Cali
fJrnia. Subject: "a Drop Of Watep"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-14

TIE SrrgEr-CLEAyIyG.-The pothouse politicians
of the Sixth Ward have been 70 long in the liabit Of
declaring who should and who should not be employed
in work upon the streets, that now finding their inhu-
ence of little avail with the new contractor,
they have determined to undermine his operations IL
possible On Tuesday the cartmen Of this Ward struck
for more pay per load Mr. Hackley declined 10 ae-
ceds TO their demands as be said they could make So
per lay at the present rates, and large number Of
men in the city anxious for the situations Yes
terday force was put ON In this Ward, but tina
men who had left the previous day were unwilling thss
the work should 90 on and gave expression 10 their
sentiments by beating the foreman Charles MeCarty.
Subsequently Mr.. Hackley applied to the Police So
perntendent for protection to DO his work in that
Ward, and TO DO il with whom he pleased The pro-
lection was granted and the force work again.
Mr.. Hackey has now employed $50 laborers, who
use brooms hoes and shOvels, and 757 ashcart men
The sweepers are distributed as follows In the First
Ward, A.; Second, 3d. Third, So Fourth, %; Fifth,
IS; Sixth, As; Seventh, 80; Eighth, Al Ninth, ~;
Tenth, AZ Eleventh, IL; Twelfth, d Thirteenth S|'
Fourteenth Al Fifteenth, 36i SiSeeGth, ooi osNen-
teenth 81; Eighteenth Al; Nineteenth Is; iwen'iesh,
GO; Twenly-6rst, SO; Twenty-second ~ pes'e '"s
there are 80 inspectors, assistant Inspectors "' .'
various dumppg -grounds and street lnsPee@. 'o'
each Matchmaking altogether force oil i,"o me"s
of whom 7j7 have carts.
Mr.. Hackley says that he is employing IS many carts
IS the facilities he has for dumping will allow ana thaf
he is trying to get increased Recommendations LOT TINS
purpose. lie has just closed contract WIN the Enc
railroad for filing in 900 y'ds near the long dock
at Jersey City, While gest many streets are ''iil In
bad condition. it is also true that an immense amoant
Of dirt has been carried away within the last few
days. Scarcely anything had been done TO the most OK
the streets for months previous TO the time that MI
Hackley took hol of the work. ,-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-14

COLLEGE OF PHYs,ciASs AND SURGEoSs.-Tbe an
nual commencement Of the medical department o.
Columbia College viii be held at Irving Hall thi
evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-14

EKw-YoRK PosT-OYHoE, Feb. 10, l9cl
HENRY G. GpALprSg esq., No. 40 CsdcT-tL, Nep- Pork .
SIR: On account Of the danger OF the breakage OF
the bottles containing your Prepared Gne and the adhesive
character Of tbs article toeeher the that package OF
letter from Office glued together into one mass
entirely destroy them must decline receiving any more
the malls Yours rs % * TysL po,.m,,.r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-14
Tkdxeuisement,l

Fifty thousand people witnessed the Inauguration
a. ,sSu.nsd Of them are never without bottle Of Dr. To-
a,s, VESFTAs LisIxBST at hand For chronic rheensuss
pns the b, croep qunssy sore thros and eoas ND s
cents Sold BY all druggists Office, No. 80 CouEtlAnes"