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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17
7 RANCE.

TIE French Navy has, by command Of the Emperor,
been organized into five divisions each division 10 he
under the orders of an Admiral, and to have three
steel PLACED i1gates attached tou One diyi,iyn was
about proceed to SYRIA where England is reenforc-
iug her naval fore.
Some sensation was created by the announcement
that the Emperor abOu to review the garrison Of
Paris rvirw at this unusual tine construed by
sUne into forerunner Of "A campaign.
Measures are 70 lie taken BY the French Govern
ment for the suppression of all religious associations
not already recognized and authorized by law.
RuInors current that Count de Penigny would
probably reel gn account of tie article IN the Pa
ire relative to tho Duchcss of k-nts funeral but
the Momtcr Of the 9Th inst. says that the reports OF
notifications In the Ministry unfounded
The PARIS Boune was very much depressed and
lower. The Rentes closed on the I'd lust. at o7Jcc.
II j. explained thai Prince Murats letter relative 10
the crown Of Naples only written for the purpose
Of giving some explanations, and is altogether Of
peronal character.
Count Rodolple de Orano has been created Marshal
Of France.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17
PRYOR SPEAKS FOR VIRGINIA.

M. Roger A. Pryor called by tie South GAMMA
ssP-n The "eloquent young tribune Of the SouN"
We on "wednesday evening serenaded al ChariestoA
In response 10 the compliment be made some remarks,
ssrong which Were the following:
Gen,ienen, for my pari, ii Abraham Lincoln and
haslabsd Hanhn were 20 abdicate their Office to-
borrow, and were 70 give TO me blank sheet OF paper
SheFeppSn 70 write the conditions OF remuneration 10
IL UTnoa would scorn the privilege of putting the
krms upon the paper. lCheers. And whyi Because
or grevsuce has not been with reference 10 The Insult
Sensy OF the guarantees, but the unuierible reuGdy
81 the g,araators; and i0asnuch as they would not
tci61 tH stipulaioDs OF the old Constitution much
les sill sey carry ont the guarantees Of better Con-
s1tion ooking TO The interests of the South. There.
kre, invoke you 10 give oountenanoe TO any idea
q ussoBan, ion. A Yoiee-We don't intend 10 do
anything q the kind.
II Il tn fear OF that which Is embarrassing ms In
Virginia fer all there say tai ii reduced to the
.ienme OF an alternative they will espouse the cause
tse oonsh rs against the intestf Of the Northern
Ioileoefscy lyon have any ideas Of reconstrucion,
Pray you annihilae them. Give forth 10 the world
a. anoei no circumstances whatever will South Car.
shIa say n political association.
~ onaefs.sad sinee have been in Charleston that
So. cone little apprehension of Virginia In this
ex1 So ,sxe,hey Now am no, speaking for Virgins
''hy' 1Nsh 70 God was, for would put heI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17
DEPARTURE OF TROOPS FROM TEXAS.

A ate letter from San Antonio says:
A. Major Sbeppnds command passed through, a
kIst issemblge Of the q liens net them at the edge
= thttown, And, after cheering the troops marched
q ad'Sace Of them through the principal Streets One
ettler ubels, AGED gvftieman with bic silken hair
treGIi Z through the wiid, bore alOft the Star
&as ei BInDer. As they passed through the plaza
Yava band struck up tie star Spaulle Banner, and
e'ervtrd Aud Lang lie. II was an affecting scele
tni mny ewes Were mOisten,d with tear.
=" Tie troops ia this department are concentrating
|tndl az Green Lake, twenty miles from lndianOla,
er bf coast preparatory 10 einbaI kaOn, aud py tile
i9h Slay al the Federal troops wil leave Texas,
ard il 8 hoped by some forever
9" Far The Lat fourteen years the army has been
eec IL ills most miserable Of al countries, suffering
!, tiu ,hegCatest rivaions scouting over barren,
ISy q worthless proiies, fghing Inoiars and CIV
eg 70 be frontiers Of Texas full and complete pro-
eti0. The Govern ent bias expended millions TO-
uis b elit e. the people here. What have they
teN ia return for oil that Lar been done for them
ksh bu dAck ingrsitude. Tie nGiiJG'.l flag has
been iziied In the dust the officers and troops have
ssn y Ated with contempt and now being kicked
en Of he State.
Tbefe u not officer here who is not over.
steRed viii modification and disgust. Their march
but funeral Procession, in silonce and sorrow.
her Gams are husaed, AID their color, wrapped 10
D. bsnLet stalls Orders al gwen almost In whispers
D Ark cd. tyitn u All, the DeR are true We have
40 bea iow icseri'ns. AMI tboe who have lett are
lie drunken AID worthless, and all are glad 70 get nd
d them leave the frontiers 10 The tender n,ercies
81 the Red Republicans, in the fCrm OF the Leuans
snd C.,rancj,e5; and may the LORD have mercy on
SoxAaf
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FROM PENSACOLA.

lCsg.es,s D3enee Of Tie Columbus (Gs.i Times.
PENSACOLA, April 9, 1861.
Oar Si5ry here numbers 1000 good and true men,
radg at a moments notice 10 draw their maiden
sords IN defense Of their country. Reenorcemerts
To- coming in every day. Yesterday Mississippi regi
i'm, Of 500 arrived, and S0Omore expected. They
~ doubtless made Of the material that ,igalized
rns gith glory on the bloody pl'ins Of Buena Vista.
Ia vet ne Florida troops have arrived but force of
coo looked FOR in the course of he week. So,
Ii few DAYS there will be 5000 soldiers facing
hoeue ard the big guns ON the war steamers lying
Isr BY. Whether this number could prevent the land
~ Of troops from the steamers, in the event there
Gl.d be large reinforcement of the Federal army,
Il somewhat doubtful. Pckeis an he Reinforced with
rcB from the sea at any moment, and without blood
SoSne Of the soldiers have bssa engaged the past
week ia hauling TIMBER from BaranCas 10 Fort Redoub
10 prOvile quarters for the Rather labOiious
b. Dat not complaint las escaped the bps Of those
Es3eRaking it.
Gen. Bragg contemplates esecting rec more sand
kterics IN which event the cannon from Fort McRae
vii be tuyged along al the Tale OF BIN hundred yards
Sy and distance OF miles 10 70 over. This work
{gips patience, as well strength and energy, 10
sRdaEe il.
Sezu.. is cut off from receiving supplies at our
a sdS Rad be Row sends TO Havana. The Federal
sooF= hSs poor fare board the steamers well
u kens a. now and then We hear VI their men COIL
PliGiag ,...I being discouraged.
Oar little s,ean-tus runs out and in, moving around
Zoe hg s;vsof-war and eytiug Picsens closely az it
zsses iu mailing distance. 1t is impudent little
klOw, aoa goes where il leases, while Gen. Bragg
akes ., a}e 10 keep all the war-seamers ont u the
srtor, auo viii not permit them to Spy about our
batteries and forts
Tb, Georgia Regiment will doubtless reach here be-
sse tosiee begin and il necessary President Davis
VII reinforce
W, are on the lookout for squalls. No one can tell
g. result al conflict Of arms, and the brave men
|eho will fall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17
Very respectfully. your ob't serv't.
CHAS. }. WILLIAMS, Col. Comm nd;ng.
GEN. SCOTT ON THE EVACUATION OF FORT
SI'NTEk

IL was published in tho dispatches from Wasbingt NJ
on Saturday morning, that tie expedition for the relief
Of Fort Sumter undertaken agIiust the advice OF
Gen. Scott, he having urged the evacuation Of Fort
Sumter and Pickens. a correspondent If Tie Boston
matter entiiely at rest. lie says "Gen. Scott was
asked few days since by United States Senator Il.
to the evacuation Of Fort Sumter. and he replied,
had rather lore my lett arniyes, my night arIl-aye,
both arms ia n have Fort Suuser cpdGtiot,d. - lie
gentleman to wLom his sa.id WAS Senator from
the Interior, and the answer Just such one as
should expect brave old hero, who had fought his
oountrys battles Sect has doue, would make All
honor TO Geu. Scott n. Y. Courier and Enquirer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LoSDoS MAKEETs.-tunds on the I'd declined d.
during the mornings Int rallied again closing steadily
at tie quotations of the previous day.
On the 9Th the market opened rather frner.
Gold continued TO flow Tito the Bank Of England il
considerable quantities, and the demand for discounts
was moderate. The Bank, the 4th, reduced the
rate of disc cunt from 10 6 h. cent
LIVERPOOL COrToN MtRKgT, April 1.-The salos Of
Cotton for the three days foot up co. bake of whA
were aken by spectators CxpoIies The market yC.rr.y
closed quiet The 70 day reach su, ~ 100 pa,
on taken by specaoEs ad xpoeTs the closing
active and 6Im.
MANCHESTER MARKET.-The adviees from Manchos-
ter arc unsvo.ab the market beng dull
ably steady.
FINANCIAL lSIELIldEscE.-Yesler1ay the 4th, the
Bank OF England reduced m T. cant Consol. closed
Il 9il for money and 81 asi, for the scclunt
. Latest rta LosdonIerrv.
LivRsgooL, April s, 1s6i-p m.
The C0TToS market orenId on the week with but
little inquiry and some difeuy experienced Ia maintain.
ing quotations. rssd, hWsYa On Thgrdsy, under the In.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17
MILITARY MOVEMENTS IN FRANCE
THE HUNGARIAN Discomfort.
Activity Of Garibaldians'
THE nunsARlAHs AND ITALIANS muvMs TOGETHER
Preparations for an Insurrection.
ILLNESS OF 0ARi8ALDr.
PoRILAEp, Me-. Tueeday, Apritl6, 1851

portland, Me-, Tuesday, Aprll6, 1861.
The steamship North Briton, Capt. Robert Borland
from Liverpool at o'clock in the afternoon Of tho 4tL
inst, and Londonderry on the evening of the 5h inst
arrived here at quarter pat O'Clock this morning.
The dates per the North Brlon are two days later
than those already received.
The North Brilon has 259 passengers and $1,000 in
specie.
The North Briton reports passing through large
field Of detached ice and seeing numerous small bergs
between the Virgin Roofs and Cape Race.
The steamship Etna, from New-York, reached Liv-
erpool ON the morning of the 4th inst.
The steamship Palestine, from Portland reached
Londonderry on the morning Of the 9Th inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17
ITALY.

Garibaldi continued at Turin. He was received
with the greatest enthusiasm by the people.
The official OOih,one OF TuIn publishes an article
showing The necessity Of Withdrawing the troops from
Rome. II Gays that they there 20 protect the
Pore; bat Italy grants tie ampest guaran-
.es for the tafcy Of the Pope and the eedou of the
Church, the mission ~ the French will be fulfilled
with dignity by tie National Army.
Debate ON the affairs OF Naples continued in the
Chamber Of Deputies. The Minister Of the 1Dteri0r
s.id the diff Illos had been exaggerated. but he
promised remedy Of the several inconyeniencies Of
The Government. II is Intended to increase the mill
tary OF the southern Provinces as a measure Of public
safety.
The Pope finted away during .ervice on the %, but
lie lndispOsitiOn wac not serious.
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coupT caLFHpAR-Tu,s nav

CoURT OF ATTRACTING. 50, 81, 56l, g, 50, GO,
62 as 10. o..
UVrFD STATES DIsTRIcr CoURT.-Noe r. 30, 10,
II, n 10 "a. Is. l6. II.
SUPREME COURT-CRcUIr.-PaIt Nos. 3Gj, $50,
5y7, l0I, 1925 1893 1855, 1903, Oil. lag lo5, 1854,
.0ia lO5 1853 iUj5 GS7 1883 lG6 Part IL-Nos 80, $40
10 73 49, lel lOs l82, 70t 7Ol j94 49, SOl, 49, SO 52
gl4 8l8, go. 3D.
SUPREME COURT-SPRcIAL TERM.-DemnYser--No.
g. lssues IL Law Ec-Nos go 6i 3oB 1871 81 l5s OJ 10
"a $50, jO7 $50, go 2lo 3ls 81 38, $40, so -
SUPERIOR CoURT-Part Mos. l6i5, 1909, III,
Part I-Nos 49, Ss4 $50 1868 3S 400 2O l2I2, l2I 1872,
1870 la2 - . -
, BRooKLyS CRY CoURT.-Nos "a, 80, 81, ~, A, ID,
64l a. 81 %, 81, 81 81, H. a. q, "a. az. 80. 81 ~
KIsGs CoUsIY CiRcUIT CoURT.-Nos. 2O, lIo,
I40 a. l42 l6 Y. 20s 26 2s 29 20 2 2l3 ai 2e Is,
2ls, 22o, 81, 272 IA 2s5, ~, 81, ca.
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SUPREME CoURT-CHAxBrEs APRIL IG-Be,ore Justice


IHF LOCKE uABF,S CORPUS.
The efforts Of Sarah L. Locke, through the medium
legal proceeding obtain poesou Of her husband Gss
Locks who te a- IL tep. from her by his iaLer hsys
retain having den'G possession Of the person
could MOI lrsBly he iuttn.
The Judge ..Trulei the objection.
m Tfssdwe counsel tor the lsthsr aid the return would
uegc Barnard he could ,gres him on that point,
oyeuued the 1h' elton lie Aad herd number Il
thssr di tie 4 three aud had heard this
H. 1Ie,drs till pressed bis objection and s,ked the Judge
20 o,k - authorities lie would Gnisn
The Judge said he would ed the WodnesdAy
uoIIing in the mean time lpOE NJ the AuinJfics.
HLCKJIT sELEisG his DISCHARGE.
An IrshnIau named VIM. EOier, ty W. L. Howe
III counsel app- upon wit o. has cDrl g. b. d.nasd
tom tne UIei States Amy ~ wiich De- had enlisted Le
yuua Re alleged tlet be- not yet ID years Of Judge
EarDlrd aid t. refer al tnese applications
tie sorsry OF Nsr rdsrCe with decision o. the
iO4 o Common Plr s"boufu some ~ ht iucf'. ~ tots
Couf hsd Iuis4rt different lie a. Ielardoi
bin te custody ts ohces but su1srguenty appics
no co1sr gsica euohef wit 4 hsOtas corpus Ic.ufns
Die before Ii.y Judge Nc uuu
SFEcl1i TsHN.-Beflro SIR Justice LEONARD.
AGry Am BstgLlo,d The n wi ok aud New Haven
Hailfohd CONF any.
This was an action 10 Restrain the defendants from
dee dividend and Involved The
que. 10 The ?ufIus stock ftlr Company IN" defendants
ready alto tbe but the antih cDu,c
objected proceed with u al ~ the Apra Va the
Ius I'd been decide ~ The Lenru Term and csued
the Judgment in he ouniour fu he
pl.utd nom proceeding 10 t4L IN. deendants counsel
pird. and IA. Judge r-rrv-d Eis dsci lon
Jtmiah LaTocque oT plaintiff Wm Curtis Noyes for de-
fcudan.s.
Join H. Harbeck ct al. agi. jacob Vanderbilt 81 al.
Jud. dsmgsup plant deeAutut nderb
without !o.f; dismissed as ontr defendants with coss
two days notice to contain certain provisions specified in
opinion.
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SFEcII TEHN.-Bef1Io UT. Jusii'c LgovARD.
Mary Am BisteLlo,d The \ wi ok aud New. Hsvo
tnnt lnn-r my
COMMON PLEAs-Gr,vrAl TEnr-Aprir IS.


In 1875 and 1872, one William II. WJCdruh was en-
poye' under resolution OF he iol o. Health the
contents 81 sk bnt prtir The city. lie ass gnrd POI
Of c4u the plaintiff who eht sp Tor for
done 10 May, 1883 III, tired ssoTe Hamilton
W bios ssq sole cie.ee, Who de d~d the IA
favor OF The city AID dsn.rd the plant The psS'if
HppeBed The question be lrt@ mined 10 whether under
circumstances the Bonrd Of Health uuy bnd IT," city by
II argued the pant OF tho Cooperation that the
L. gauie have power lad tie money!
unless tnr Lfgsaiu $50 provide the OF payment OH
er.c a. wOud be "a g p at- property public with
c,pensSo foi the corporate property the defend
ar liable 10 pay jpcgieft recovered The piaiu'ids
counsel calaied that he load Health ps Of tbs gov
oi The city sud tbat e Corpo alton responsible
TO- the acts OF tbs Board , i0u fcir-ved Charles Jones
for plaintiff. Henry H. Anderson lor Cooperation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17
out of tho Uoiou before 70 clock tonight Laugh.

out Of the Uoiop before ~ O'Clock Tonight. Laugh
the cid Noiher Of Pre- cels Give the old lady time.
ILasghter She canno, with the agility Of some
If the younger daughters. She is little rheumatic.
Rene rber she uust be pardoned fcr defering eome-
have oppoi iion ia the Pan Handle Of Virgil ia Re-
member the PERSONAL Of the Convention to whom rbe
intrusted her desinies But making these reservations,
assure you that just certain as to-morrow's snn
viii lice upon US, jdst 20 cernin Will virginia ne
member of the Southern Confederation. We will put
her in in less time than can be cculed by the clock
if you but strike blow. Cheers. do no' mean to
say anything to produoe effect upon the military
operations # your authorities, for 1 know no more
about the field than spnser.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17
WHAT OUR MARINERS MAY EAPECI Al
SAVANNAH

HEADQUARTERS 1sT KECIMEST GHo. AANY
Port Pulaski, April II, lo6l.
joins BosroS, esq. Collector, 1Sc-pear S'r; For
the present vessel will be all wed 70 pass OF
Pulaski po in the direction of Svanl ah after dark
Vessels alter dark viii be required 10 anchor ID the
most convenient anchorage abreast Of Iybee.
H. the day lime Il cannon shot fired across the bows
of any vessel WILL be signal that her character is un
known When the shot is fired the vessel must heave
to- She will then be visited by officer OF this gar
ion. Ii no shot u fired she viii be allowed to pass
without stopping.
Obi2e ne by communicating this to the pilots of tho
river and burbor.
Very especially your obt serv't.
CHAS J. WILLIAMS, Col Commanding.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17

SFIzURE or VRsHIs.-A recent decision Of tie
Treasury Department provides that all vessels entering
at this port from the seeded States bearing clearance
from their ports shall have fine Of 90 iU posed upon
them for violating act regulating the coastng trade,
passed Feb 49, 1913. The reason for this is found in
the fact tba, the clearsnces from the Confederate States
given by the authorities there foreign clearnees
end Of signed by officers not recognized by the
United States Government.
The following are names Of TIE vessels seized ut the
Custom House on Monday, as mentioned in yesterdays
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17
TURKEY.

TIE Porte has ordered the blockade Of the Coast (
Montenegro.
Omer Pasha hal been received by the Sultan, aud
would probably be appointed Commander-n-CLiefo OF
the Army If Bosnia aud Here.
Government troops have been hastily sent TO the
coast bordering Montenegro.
Sir Henry BllSer has presented project Of Enan-
retrenchnont The consolidation OF The public debt, and
the issue Of paper money. 1t is we'll received by the
DiyuM.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17

TAxMagr SocIErY.-The Tammany Society met on
Monday evening for the election Of officers. The gem
emen named upon the following ticket, headed, The
Union aud the Constitution" declared unanimous
ly elected: For Sacbems, John A. Dix, John Kelly,
Isaac Bell r., Elijah f. Purdy, William ID. Kennedy
William Miner, George Z. Baldwin, Richard b. Con-
molly, Wilson Small James b. Nicholson, Nelson j.
Waterbury, Douglas Taylor, Henry Vaudewater. For
Treasurer, John Y Savage jr For Secretary, Casper
c. Cbilds For Sycamore. George s. Mes.erye. For
Wiskinkie, Stephen c. Duryea.
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GREAT RRIIAIN.

The Parliamentary recess conIiDued.
There was rome probability Of n compromise in tho
building trade strise. The London men showing
disposition TO accept PROPOSITION Of working by
the hour under an increased ,csle of wages.
Mr. Tain of Massachusetts has been fined one shil-
ling by a London magistrate the charge that his
stree railway WIS Obstruction but the magistrate
explained that the question wonld really have to lie
tied by the Supreme Court Mr.. Train gave notice
q an appeal 10 that Court
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17
ACCEsSIONS TO rae SOUTH.

Under the head " Aceessons,' The Charleston Nor
cury publishes tdis paragraph:
The following ia list Of passengers per ship Gordhr from
Liverpool Iteing inhabitants OF the South KpsD
lie OF America;
Horny Don hoe Thomas Dooohoe James Donohoe, Susan
Dor oboe GwAd DouObC- Thou Tracy Mary Oord Joyad
Wetsn, William Conroy, Maria Murphy May Nice abe Mar
sast Lyons, bn5s Mc5.e Margaret Cssne, Maria herIs
aud Susan uodin'
The following is q specimen Of the Treasury Notes
issued by the " Confederate States
. so
: Twelve months after d.'e the ::
. C0SR5DKk STATEh ANsKIcA, ::
F.: VIII the bearef ::
4: FIVE HLNLIED DOLLARS. :.
4: With interest a. i've cent. per day. ::
: sioNIGoSLIsI April o. lE6l. !:
4: ALEX. B. CLITHRRALI, Register. 600. ::
: T. c. ELNopH Treasurer. :
lower marsI Receivable in payment OF all Due. except
: Export Dates ::
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HINTS TO TRAVELLERS.

The Charleston Courier of the lth SAYS:
Tie hand i Il has arrived when all spes IN
the camp should detec ed expoaed aud eIpeed l. Is MT
tUeIstisg tie presence Of Any alent prsos ~o do
give fun suici Of their purposes and
tives and business"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17
CITY ITEMS.

ACADEMY OF MUIC.-A grand complimentary ben-
eft will be given to Madame Anna Bishop, at the
Academy, Friday evening, when the Bohemian
Girl and the grand from Tancredi will be rem
dered. Blondn and bis wife will also appear.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17

Beside the fine of 800 they subject IL "a forfeit
Of all foreign merchandise contained on board in
excess of $500. The owners in each case entered IA
protest and have applied for redress under the act Of
March 3, 1877.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17
AUSTRIA.

An Imperial decree ORDER the resumption OF paw
nenis m silver in Iombado-N enetL the authorities
Of that province having secured the necessary stock Of
specie.
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tAdvsTtisementl

PRICES OF ENGLISH CARPETING REcCCED.--
great opportunity roy oared ior barEaus ia So Jag
Threcpy aud Ingram Carpets Rug. Has Msttns Wiedovs
Shades Table and Piano Covers Dugse stair Csrpsts and
Rods Dutch Cspeg Sc displayed Ia ten spacious sas-
rooms HIRAM ASDsRsoys. No. 80 BoWsry Housekseosu
end carpet baSss are Invited 70 csl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17
Ne,s- YoyS April 18Th. 1861.

ARREST OBJ UaUEY JENNINGs.-she Police OF tho
Fnh N9H md-T CsYt Petty, MoadA n.h, made d. cent
upon fetgS - Hall 10 - NLits sl1st Wgerr az afils
A. o. e isnU fs j "A
night cPowd OF nearly 10 psfsons aibira snd
iAfr, iss shg siti wss in prosfs when the fsl.
H"1 We audience yrrS mugA alarmed uud ooA {" heht
tholth % * Windows td doors NJ Asry Jrn - he ~
Pt'f =" tho place gbd Ctttu sp'eheid
ad ses up IN the Sgiion for he nj. 90 being
taAsA /" ors Justice Kelly Tussay mOnna Jenninss wss
eA - H. -atA fer the raayr Of ptas 4ds0rseJ
hoA' The otner is)ne!S rr held Tor s2sniIsa or
eolH- leep the peace
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17
JIIfNGtRY.

Tie formal installation of the Curia Roa of Hun
gary took place az Pesth the 81 inst. The Judicial
administration was suppressed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17
The following property WIS lesfei:

The two upper RS os the from building No CT tnr s.r,a
aud al ne build, in the 4 he ~ rive,
yesrs from May 1901, to h. ". spmAn b1f Ter sVAr
The eutIs ot; F.Dkia Maraei John toney; 40
Ado f'r term Of too wears the houses aui lois Sos a.
and asr r-et bsoe n Her the Futon ferry
Howe III, rs 6oI the whole.
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IAdvertisenent.l

TIE LIVING WOEDER> set forth III the adver-
tsement Of B.Ksrss Mr'ErS leepHs ~ he crowds Of
Visltors In s&t.i3a TO item. tie drama Don CeGssi De
BaIan" viii b PaTi5med ss s.enoon, snd Ruth Oakley"
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INDIA.

The Bombay mails date not mentioned reached
MaIsoillrs Oh the 18th.
Exchange 2s Id. 2s. ID. Nothing else elegrsphed.
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lAdv-rtiseneaLl

ARTIFICIAL IEGs--Palmei's Patent renewed
Perfect ia nechsLn useful durable aad highly sppry,-d
HANDS Of sairfoF excellence ARTIFICIAL fof haos
sho essds new uni an aud concy inyericr by b.
T.. u HUDSON Clinton ial Astor Place, n. y.