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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-24
-MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEWBORN. -,
Cleared,
ion. z. z. Moran L Wiley

Ships Southampton Pratt London, Z z Morgan Wiley
North WHO'D, Jew HAVE d. Terrence.
Barks-Agnu. King Melbourne. Fisher Rcsrds bensdot
to- Gt-geson Queeu,town Punch MeioeAe Wendt Stella
Br Van Boi,b New Bedford C. Lulng; H. SpadiIg Booker
Corr D. @ Wilson Peacock Philsd.lpbis
Brg. Proteus CHM CaTdenas j. +. Ward Co. Reindeer,
C,ou. Yarmouth n Wilson Brsiner Osprey, Cole, ST.
Johr p l. Negiu. Son J. C. Cole, Linden Demsrsra Mid
deton Co.. Psools smith, Maseilesi Maid, Richardson
Cieniuegos Tucker LigbbourD
schoviers-f loda Oiv-r Baltimore, w Mckee Joseph
Burial. Hartford master Glide Green Csrdens 4. WaTd
Co Contest, Lucas ST. Thomss A A. Low Bro 4. Allen
Harve, Port Monmouth Rebeccs Crawford TucketaD mas
ter: Whistler Pre-by Taunton maser Anderson, Heming
New Haven master L. b. Strong. kempton, MsyAgu-z n
Underwood Babary, Decker FCr MuBroe Catherine Lacy
Egg Harbor Ian sni b. Miller Delaware Cy Csrlin- Vim
cent West Indies g. T. Bulky hse Sargent, bro~n Boston
Brett Son Co. NJ NJ Brsisrd Dibbe, New Haven.
sloop- miy, Freeman. Mystic r. Brown Car, Bristol
master; Warm, Stokes. New Haven, master.
siesmers-Burden Loper Philadelphia, Lopez knkpsrrh
Aida Robinson, PhiAdel phia
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Arrived.

ship John Bright Cutting. Liverpool % mds and 70
".Ts ~Sin ,of Bo.,on Hslo,, B.snS, ayrs March "a
passed Point lndo 2ah bones and oone ssh TO " Carlisle
Son.
BARK Arctic Hero (of Sunderland Hsppel, Newcastle *
dsys coal TO II. L r. ". Meyer
Nav III suss 10 Roberts Williams Been days n Of Hat
era with isht w,njs and Gains .
Brg j. " harri. (br Of Windsor n s. Rs,hbone he.'t
IA March p,s.-d Gibraltar April fruit Draper Devinj
have within 40 miles ui this for the Ast II dsys with
Brs Empire Beta Elizabeihport for Boston
ROY Oak Brn,On, ELsD-hport, coal for Portland
schr Neii.ss Hnshsm) Barnes, bar.eos 9Th Sss sit
7. Gimsftin - ,.u.,.,.A,. ~. =, .r,,.,.,.
sehr W H. Miebiu tOf Machia.pOr Cole sbuss, g., 10
schr CHARLES stetsOn, Rich Elsbe,bpor coal for Prov
incetown. ,<p,, ,,---p c..,.. ., H.
sehr Statesman Mott Georgetown c. 10 days furniture u
sehf No1rnsi.n (Br LittIewOOd Cow Bay C. B. Nay rs
coal Bobs beod Sailed IN company with sehr homp fo'
schr Liberty, Cole Berlin days, corn g II. Haven.
schs. Pearl Whortey, EIizsb.tbpprt for Red Bsnk.
schr sila. wriaht SEAMAN Knsb.tbport tor Fall diver
schr Isaac Merritt Dsrnins EabshPor' for New Bsven
schr Roanoke Paul. Evsssthppr for IL I.qHssn;
schr stranger, hsthsws,, El,abeihpon for tairhsvsn-
schr. ". Hill Dom Ezab-thpot for boston . 49,
schr Quaker City Benjamin, thIab.thpor, for Norfolk
schr. Tariff Provost Eli1.betbport for STAFFORD
sehr. T. Watten Dibbir Fall River tor Elilsbethpors
Schr. Emiue, Rnkey smith Providence for Eiilsoethper
1r.
soop Cutysts Brown, Ez.bethport, coal for Fort Web
!ngtOn. - =.
sol Byron Allen, Ezabehport, coal for Msnhsttanvle.
Soop President, Morrill,, Eizabethport for Stamford -
Steamer Novelty, Morrison, Philadelphia mdse TO J. ~
Bfisg. M
Steamer lronsde vandeveer, Philadelphia mdse 70 J. N
steamer Richard walling ClaypOOI Baltimore md's to "m
DalZtn. xt.lu..
Curle Dung Providence md'e to Edward Bynner
BtLOW--l brig -, ,rr O r-.,....,, H..
r,,r.~s Monroe ke,ier (Br }, for Liverpool. -,
80, csno.r-. Liyerpo Arthur Child Bristol En-
Iby ir.i. sehodiac Edith Rose san tranci'eo splen
1,aenooh and anchored At Qua sntioe; bsh Il d.
Su @ amos Ayrss r. Cushing Londonderry hs;is, Cape
"a y ~. Fbing (Prus Qpeenstowni brig- J. r. Sevius
o Nav A. FORREST Rio Jaeiro Lorenzo, Touion Sarah
o.. t..h fBr Arroyo. r. X
WISlJ-Durug the day, non ~ to ; B. T.
steamer Eagle formerly John KING, TOOK shoS
ri, sn the bay morning, and taep proceeded to her frr
The sbp Progress l. the greet Balance Dock for repair
81. vii 6- stripped recsulked, add newly copP-,ed
The p Golden fleece is also on the great Sectional Docs foi
he purpose
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THrRsnAY. NV Or. Il.

The transactions at the Sock Board this morning
were 10 moderate extent, and quotltons were rregnaf
The only marked feature was the fall in Rock Island
which, under a moderate amount of stock thrown on
the market with great Jack Of buvers sold after the
Boa down TO 81, against 81, yesterday. There
were various UNI easau in the street regarding
the accounts OF the road the falling of Of it, buslnee
&c: but we presume tie real cause Of tie decline to-
dsy can be found in the Abany failures These Albany
nancers have been large operators in ths stock and
tie appieheusons that large blrcks must come upon
the market has alarmed holder- and induced them 10
r,alize on their shares at once. There was bull
movement come time in this stock which was not sue
cessu and no doubt the market hos been fed recently
from this source. We have no belief in any OF the
rum rs uufavorable TO the managers Of this road.
Contra. was strong for clsh stock at ~ d'25 while
selling Al 7O} seller sxtv. Pacific Mail steady at
YESTERDAYS prices Panama Is It'll scarce, and sold
at e cent difference for u irty days Ia the Western
shares The transactions were to moderate extent
without important change excepting IN Michigan
Southern Guaranteed which offered down to %,
decline arising from tie same cause as
that in Rock leland The Board having adjourned TO
Friday, as q mark Of respect TO the memory OF Col
Vosburgh. there was but little done during the AFTER
The market Whs generdllN DtdNy anu HiVSu'"''
The closing prices were; Michigan Central, 42d42i'
Central. n. a72; Toleeo, u y; Galens, 5Sa5sti
Rock Island 81 a %. In State stocks, to-day the
sales add M sl25 600 generally at firm prices Mis-
sour 6s show an Improvement OF e cent; Nngnias
Are less firm and sod down TO a.. Iennessees im-
proved e cent TIE market for Government securi-
ties wac well sustained, and Treasury Notes were IN
demand at a slight advance. Tie Registered sixes Of
1881 sold at 80, and the coupons AT 80, showing a
firmer market. Railroad bonds are firmly held and
the sales of the day only reached $1,000.
The market for Sterling Exchange IL nominally =
cent higher but there transacilors establishing
the advance. Parties who received gold by the Persia
coming into market to purchase bills have given 1t firm
ness.
Freebts to Liverpool 5000 bush. Corn at ID. IN
bags: 500 bales Cotton at 3-l6d; u 900 bu,h Wheat
in baes at Sd - bids Hams at 2jf. and 2,OOO Obls
Flour at L. 7!d ls 3D., chiefly ut the latter rate 10
London: coo bush. Wheat in bulk at Sd, aud 1o0
bush. Peas al Cd To Glasgow $1,000 bush. Wheai
q; Cd. IN bags; 1900 bush. Wheat at Cd. d9id. In
and 500 bbIs Flour at Is Cd. To Bristol: 500 bbls
Flour at Is I'd. An English bark 70 London, with
$50 900 bush. Wheat in bulk, at lOd.
The business Of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts,
sII3. 439 77-for Customs $ij,OOOi Payments, sS9,-
iG0 e6; Balance, g. DOG, ll9 So.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-24

APPOINTMENT OF PRIzE ConsIssIosERs.-On
Thursday morning, Judge Belts appointed Edward
III. Owen and Henry ii. Elliott Prize Commission
er 10 take charge Of aprrase the value Of vesres
aud cargoes Of the enemy that may he seized by The
United States Government during the suppressi Of
the present rebellion. Mr. Owen is lawyer and Mr.
Elliott a merchant. These appointments were made in
pursuance Of the Judiciary act of 1882 They receive
no fixed lenssiou foe their services, but are en-
titled 10 commission, according to circumstances.
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MARRIED..

TrEAU-HALsTED-In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, Nay g.
nv IN. Rev van NJ Johnson BTst,eau to Mise Emelne
Hslst-ad both Of Brooklyn
LEF-TRACYOn Wednesday, May e. At the Church Of the
Ipcaru.lou BIZ the Rev Herr Z. Montgomery liam =
lee Lucy Edrcdse eldest daughter Of WILLIAM Tracy ei
al OF lnis ely
sFYMOUR-LODEWICK-On Wednesday, May y. by the
Rev NJ d. Crawford James Seymour J Of Ahnura ~ -
VIIIIAMs-BEDELL-ln this city =, Trinity Church on
Fhudag blay % by the Res, Dr. FraDci, Nniou Niism
Cooper Williams Of this city AMI Jennie daaghef oi Charles
Bcdsl Of Bed-lt0n, N. y
WALsH-LYONs-On Tuesday, Mey 81. by the Rev M
kysns Thomas Nh to Miss Frances Lyons, oo1a Of thu.
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couRT CALENnAn-rn,. ny
UsITED STATS DISTRICT COURT.-No. sc.
SnPIEME CnIRI--l.L ArELr I.u.. x.

UNITED STATS DISTRICT COURT No. 90.
SUPREst CoUKT-GESERAL TsRn.-Nop.enumer-
asd-Sos 70 ~ -, - -. 10. EnntneTAted-No. g. 3 H.
-. 30 - "A o. % 80 ]Ol 55 H. TO- o. o. al I5 l6 L. -
IS % "A. freisned-hOs. L. .
SUPREaE COURT--CIRcUT.-Part NO calendar
todsy The OeT and Terninec being In Short causes
viii BE- called on Saturday.
SUPERIOR COUEI-Part Nos. 1862 1911, Il57,
B3 l4i3 l475 l i103 lgs lnT 1909 lsli Part II-No,
La 100 3ls. 1914 1880 iOZ, iGH ltz, 1910 1918 20
H. tz3 1872 1915. 1896 1856.
CoMMcs PLEAs.-Paft I-Siort Causes.-Nos
els 3sz 33j 1868 3J3 49, 3i2 $685. Jl63 s0s5 $3.50 1874
Ja 5tf7 Part I-SnoTt Caus-s-No auA6, J6s 1871 1887,
sy ~ q. 3szS 3ll 3i05 JJsb. 3.9o 3iS. 3ls 1854 39,
BRooxLrs CRY CoURT.-Nos. l, J6, %, IL, ~.
q. IA n w. ~ Co.
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Iort OF the bank

Its circulation il secured by So, 49, New-York &
cents. and 10000 New-York - = cents; total sg3-
49,. And there bas been Issued upon the above
$500
Fear are felt in regard 10 other Albany banks but
prominent bank officer Of that city expressed the opin
ion to-day that no further Disasters 10 be anuc-
raed Tn, State Treasurer, it will be seen, has $50
O0O on deposit in the National THE albany Argus
saws:
The failure banks this city Ia, been in part 10 the
,inc h, failure o. oih. Ncnh~r,i and merchants Al
BANKERS visited year ar eIPcc'iur 70 receive part
cut. - 10 hnd he md uits ure Of .heif hope. The
panic has only de.toyed 'alc. 6ui til, he. oI .ss
10 society busiur.s elaoi' % that there Is he hope o.
ever receiving any large part oi the osOt
Lendingope house the entire capital Of the bank taking
hers in Wall street aud living, on the part of bank
officers at rate far beyond salary 10 sustain
ar rehsons much nearer the truth for these faures
than that given by The Argus. The stockholders, If
they had exercise ordinary watchfuluess over their
property might have saved much larger portion than
they appear likely now to recover from the wreck.
TIE Boston banks differ from in regard TO the
Government loan, and prefer Treasury Notes TO stock
Al a meeting held at the Clearing. House Tuesday,
II wac Unanimously voted
Th.i IL recommended the several banks IN he cy TO
make Subscriptions 10 The Treasury Notes " advertised Tor 0'
Tie Boston Pat sGys:
/" Il stated that recent meeting where the country
backs sg-ly represented they brid thrn.e We, 10 aa
20 'ase Iom 10 ~ cent o. the loan ~ 'h') Hs' "
called upon o do
letter from the Secretary Of the Treasury read 10
which npIl.uisd the banks OF Bottom hsy Tor
promptne.. ~ due 20 NE c- Of thr cover eh
age may be- Il they ned to DO 50 By he Ires'
Wy bepaituI' III"
Al the session Of the Legislature OF Missouri
bin wa pissed Of which the as section foliows:
SECTION H. That The Fond Comniaiou,r shall provide iof
the Interest the bohd Of the sisr Issued oi ne
purpose adug the tosd compAus Ia tbs oae
puryo. by seeing bonds % tie 10" poFiird
ID pay the uuins iurrrst
July Prr d,d lhAi sach Do.is 'bA
not sod sfeser Of discount nan lo per cent
A. these bonds are selling at 90 cent discount IN
THE mar. ct the bondholders cannot depend upon this
fund Tor their interest All the money In the Treasury
and 70 be received from taxes is otherwise sppropn-
ated.
The statement published in tie Troy papers that the
Farmers Bank Of Lansinburgh has suspended specie
payments, lie erroneous.
Li-i Of Ills ois Banks usable currency nom aud
sfer May both instant. Th4 lit Is sanctioned and
adopted by the Committee from Board Of Trade, Mer-
chants Association Lumbermen's Association, Depu-
taton from Country Banks, Iowa State Bank and
Branches, Galena and Chicago Uni Railroad Chi
cago and Rock Island Railroad, and ndorsed by meet
ing nt the Board Of Trade rooms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-24

STREET IMPROVEMENT AssEssNESTs.-An act Of the
ast Legislature, passed the 18th Of April, did away
with the power OF the Common Council to award
tracts for street improvements and appointed the Con-
troer the Counsel to the Corporation, and the Re-
corder Board of Revision. At d meeting on Wednes-
day the Controller was chosen Chairman, with power
10 call meetings whenever there lie any business TO
come before the Board Heretofore contractors have
had to wait till they could see and arrange" with
members Of the Common Council before confirmation
of their contracts could be secured The present law
requires that all assessment lists must be disposed Of
within thirty days after presentation and If not so dis
posed Of they will be considered ar confirmed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-24

A THIEF N USHoRM-1HE Pretended ZouAvE.
The fellow in uniform and pretending to be sZoaave,
who robbed DR. Harcours Office at Quarantine Staten
Island, on Wednesday afternoon, OF sash, pair OF
gloves epauletes &c, has been arrested by Sergeant
Mills of the Broadway squad. Tbepri-oner, who gave
his name a, James johnson, detected in the store
No Maiden lane, where be was eudeavorng To sell
some of the articles stolen from Dr. Harcourt. John
son claim. to be one of the New-Jersey Zonaves and
say. the regiment to which lac lie attached went away
aud efi hun The Detectives, however, say that the
prisoner has been engaged in other similar transactions
A nsn nswcring bis description Went to the Office Of
Dr. Tuy, No. Al Fourth street, on the 10th ut and
under preleuse Of having nh engagement with toe
doctor managed to steal 500 worth OF jewelry. On
the 18th init the house OF DIR. Colvile No 22l West
Twelfth street was robbed of jewelry valued ut sl25
i. is now believed by the prisoner. johnson is con-
fined at headq quarters for Identification By the medical
gentlemen.
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nisaafera. &c.

p-rxoRy Nav 2Ch. snip Dssha~sy, Hills. from London
o., Cutta he. touched h-i. III proceed In day OF two
~ TUoy.s April 9TH. b'ig Ann ID. Joidsn Of Boston
% buc5 viii hides arrived a; this port on the itt
h both svruug has discharged portion Of
and i having sta made - .
Fa,AL April Id-Tle be Psrrca Fi'od. Capt Anderson
on Hys bound Falmouth for order has put IN here eAk.
Ia. received as. pumping and viii proceed to
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-24

scOTr-Ah.r brief aness, Tnrsday Ms5 r. MI Henry
Scott ssed % years. =,
AID the members OF BOYER Loose
No AID A. invited IN attend bis funeral from 81
Philips Church, Saturday. 18th inst, Ut o'clock m
sNiTH-ln ths city Tuesday Nav 81 Wnefred Teresa
the beloved ife Of Tho nas Saith, aged 81 years.
sMITH-In Newaik, " j. Monday, May TO- John Smith,
late Of J.r,ey City.
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SUPERIOR COURT-TRiM TERs.-Bslore Justice hoYE-
ACTION TO RECOVER IoK A. ALLEGED FALSE IN
PRIsONMES1.
james cs,sn sst Laurence Dslsuy.

James Cessln Laurence Desuy
Tia action s brought ferOvef on the ground o. an
.a r. . sr 81 and iinpr- Tue plaintiff sppean
srao, IL W .iuouy ~ NoseuheT 1870 Va IN. employ
wife he collector Of her rents I'd - ces N
h.. .,o kbout I'm, trl. VI the defendant
h srred ch.TE- Of enoekzHg 10 and brought be
u,sstste that cba-g. hi ate rot ia aknE
sh ehes. suci-ny , s.fah ID di cha grc N. Paoin
hefenpon bIiugs f action Ga the thai lie
tesnes tLas on cr dy IL savciher bill cane iuto the
be discharged IL bill due ioT PsPef 'hAi DOT be-
las sui fI he dfasr tnr bI psihd1 rcoi
t-ng that Mt KIT sil owed certain feuts To mr.. '4ay
weui HIN collected .s5 with : 10 o. tbs D. PAD
uf lin returning the otbei MIR Deay aud her hubbard
sid Psintin telling them what he bad done - ny
set thu Al the t4nes the d-cndzn he are. I'd o
alleged euOezz.n Of The jury rendered
sit 10 fsvOr Of plaintiff for lie OF
For pktiA AL0rew Blake end E. Dodge defendant
n W. Andrews.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-24

TIE I.,tle Miami, Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton
and the Ohio and MississPPi Railroads al report
very rerceptibIe improvement in the passenger bust
ness within the past two weeks. The Ono ana
Mississippi Road reports large travel eastward from
St. Louis.
The meeting of Bank Officers to-day to counsel TO,
getbe in regard the Government loan !" De AWARDS
on Saturday, war well attended, and the beet SP' was
exhibited Ii was the common voice that the Govern
uept must be sustained and supplied with the sinews
OF war After full deliberation st OF subscriptions
10 the loan was made up. amounting TO four and nail
miions. Each Bank to make 1T own bid IN DO Case
below IS for stock OF bonds and MS muct higher as is
thought advisable There was no disposition shown 70
take the alternative Of Treasury Notes II the Boston
banks and the Philadelphia banks perform what tDe!
have promised, the above subscription secures 'ne
taking Of the whole loan. IL addi'ioD, now
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CeNyRAUICTED,

TO The Edilo, At The a. T. Tribune
SIK: Noticing account IN this morning issue %
your psp-r between hfenen, aud az NY OonpN,
mentioned afsir HEREBY coutrsG'es no s.e 30, Il
Company ere no, concerned in IT, az the rns'r
the beus By ns-rns the above, you WI. ooso '"e
10 syh,.n AM .stsch.d Very respectfully :, =, - A.
JANIS FARRELLEf, Foreman EIsine w. w.
kfue- lork May 70 le1L
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iAdwrtisenent
Every Man HSe OWN Doctor.

By havings of DR. 0vsoRDs Curative every nnny
hss the arrest petf, mncb al
that IL liable {, occur No difficulty ia administering 'be
They simple and efficient Sold by Dszgts g,oefAr AZ
dress letters PHILIP LIE No. i8 WiiaHst, NewiofA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-24

TIE WooD M.RKET.-The closing Of the trade IN
wood from Virginia has shown that Lave other re-
At first there wac quite an excitement among
wood dealers and the price Of Virginia pine rose from
g. 80 to e. a cord Long Island piue advanced = q
cord and oak and hickory about 80 cents The reason
of the great advance upon yr ina pine because the
people had used it so ongto kndle anthracite coal that
thew had recn to think there was no substitute. This
Las proved 10 be an error and il is likely thai oak will
become more popular than pine, il really better in
every respect. When the advance upon Virginia
pine first occurred, it took tue manufacturers Of
kinding.wood by surprise, and they were
obliged TO advance the rate upon their iedup lunches
such a. rrocers retail from 81 per 100 lunches to
81 I'll. dance soon brought in supplies from va
rious sources some OF which were not before Known
or had been forgotten, and thus the aivanee was
checked The increase Of cost has also lessened the
consumption 20 that retailers 'sy they need only
af the usual quantity. We think this IL partly owing
10 the use Of oak and hickory which Will 90 Twice as
fer a. pine and if split little finer, they will be found
equally convenient TO kndle while they viii ignite Tue
coal fa- better The amount Of heat requisite Tor
kindling anthracite can be obtained well from one
pound Of oak as from two pounds Of pine
IA Conoyer, the originator o! machinery for split
ting kndlng wood has commenced splitting ana ueihg
up oak wood as substitute for pine and is satisfied
tLat it will become very popular. His customers
have already begun to express their satisfaction at the
change This will obyiae all necessity OF importing
Virginia pine, az New-Jersey, Delaware Long Island,
aud the upper Hudson furnish all the pine that If
needed For Summer cooking, tive hard woods
are far superior any pine and they can be had at
cheaper rates, people will soon learn TO use them II
wiite-oak il used for kindDg, it will be found when
it ID dry, bunch of it Can be ignted with match
easer than bunch of pine because the tough strings
that hang sticks together when once started make 80
much heat that the larger sticks take fire. As this state
Of things will increase the consumption Of oak, farmers
should be made aware of the fact, and provide Tor II
wherever they own woodland near enough 10 water
carriage 10 bear transportation. BrlckEAsers, who
have heretofore used good deal of Virginia pine, are
beginning already find that it is not all Indispensable
and we presume that all wood consumers will soon
discover the fact II convenient. but 1t never
was economical.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-24

EsTRIEs or VEssELs.-A comparison Of entries OF
vessels at the Custom House, from foreign porte from
the Isl to the 18th May, inclusive il 1890, and the
same period in 1861 shows that there were 7s more
during the latter than the former timettose for the
first fifteen DAYS in Nay, 90, being 2j2, and OF 6l,
$780, This is attributable in great measure to the
Southern blockade Most Of the vessels arriving have
light cargoes.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

suPREME CoURT-CHAxBERs,-hAY 2S-Befors Jugrice
lSGKAHAs.
Edward n. Linn ct al agt. Samuel TutOn.-Moiion
T,.,ps Mead art Frsncis Godine, jr two esesi-Ihe
AL, NAV be urnt Of costs oi se AD
proceedings In such ne 7orr OF sAe " i''''O "
eb.r s.0 I'D .se ordered by the sbefn c ~,
tie Mayor. &c sgt tho Bfood3 in'uf - Co.
son granted proceeair uhtn The CVuue' " o NP
rpiiou IL substituted a. Attorney SC. r-...-. II
GxsKkAL TERx-Beiore Jus ICES CLERKE LEONARD a-N
MULLEN
TIE OLD POLICE CASES.
The People rel Wu Gofaan Sg he boaIo .. loiIe
This /. or of he a ii rs brought by the members
of N. old Municipal Police free 70 recover RsoA gal
suits have been IA Couf iu oe iou or @io' 'uII- -
yezr aud up oT tfia aud sfs"Dent IL
Judg. the d. n Field Tor tie dependents
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The LATE RAILROAD AociDEST.-Coroner JACK
an nou-.t vest. day the Of the unknown IN an
80 =. am over on ate noon near co
street. Train Of the h.s. u haifosa .ne
T. Usr q - engineer Of w Gsau, Nd Tie jury Tepesee
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CITY ITEMS.

Madame Anna Bishop is giving concerts at the
Stuyvesant It's itute No. 6J9 Broadway each evening
At O'Clock assisted by Master Willie, young pianist
Barnesmore Pare, Miss Kate Comsiock, Mr.. j. r.
Thomas, Master Charles Sedgwick, and ar. sedgwick,
concertina and piano. An attractive programme
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-24

AsorHER CRoroS-WATER BREAE.-About
O'Clock yesterday morning water pipe burst in
Worth street, near Church. The water came rushing
out with great violence tearing mp the street, and
filing cellar which had been newly dug near by.
The Aqueduct Board was notified, and the water shut
Off Workmen were employed promptly to repair the
accident.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-24

verdict Of accidental death Deceased vv soont yer
rive est nine cbes in hzht .ni OF s><
b-smeu.d paint, white nu-lin sbi,, and ara, spopco
under.irt ght bro~n Ko-suth and boot: nery Se"
Portions Of his clothing be al the Cooner oo' "
Chatham street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-24

SrABBrsG A POLICE OTFIcER.-Pafnck houston, 90
Ihusn residing at No 40 Mot street arrested yess'dy
chag~d with as.auting Officer G.sny Of the for,-rnn
and stab6inu MIN seriously In the add men, ne
on srrestna him :, the tine for dordery conduct Houston
tsleD before Justice Steers and locked up, In oeso''"
nail for .rsl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-24
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