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montAs ending April 20 Of the present hecal year ;.
lie rpceipts were &l93 792 which includae shnnf

montAs ending April 20 Of tho present fiscal year
tho receipts we're $i93,792 which includes about
5000 contributed by English Christians and the
naive churches in Western Ircia, also donations
from native aud foreign sources III other fields.
The friends Of the canse in Great Britain had
started what they called the american Crisis
Fund, III aid of The operations Of the Board, con-
-nbuucns 10 which now exceeded q, ,060. Nearly
:, 600 souls were added to the l6l churches during
the year. at the close of which, the total membership
was "A i56. The report mourned che death OF the
late President and Vice-President, Messrs. Fire.
linghuysen and Williams Also DIR Bridgeman the
iirss American Missionary in China, Dr. Dwight,
Mr.. Breath of the Nestor an Mission MIR. Powers OF
the Central Turkey Mission, Miss Farrar, for "a
years IN Western India, Mrs. Mckinney and Mrs.
Ireland of the Mission to the Znlus, Mr.. Shipman
aud Mrs. Andrews OF the Sandwich Islands, Mrs.
DOans of the Mcronesian Mission, and Mr.. Cotfne
Of the Central Turkey Mission.
The President pronounced an eloquent eulogy
upOn the late Chancellor Frelinehuysen and Jndge
iiliams, and other workers in the cause deceased
daring the year.
The Rev. DwIGHf W. MARSH Of Eastern Turkey,
made an interesting speech narrating several in
stances Of his own narrow escapes from death in the
Turkish Empire, aud spoke feelngly of Mr. Cofiog,
wbo was murdered by robbers, while OF his way
from AdaDa 10 attend n meeting of the mission al
Aeppo.
Addresses were also made by the Rev. Ii. j. VAN
LIEK>fss OF Western Turkey, the Rev. ALFRED
BUSHNELL of West Africa, the Rev. w. w. How
LAND OF Ceylon, and the Rev. JARED w. ScuODER
Of the ArCoi Mission.
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BOOk $ RECEIPED.

Victor Hugo Lcs Misersbes. Fsutne. svo pr. la Clos
LHsSae.
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u Appleton 4 Co.
Tie Pathway OF Promise. i8mo. Up 1876 American Tract
Society.
Mothers Las, Words. BY Mrs. sewell limo Robert Car
ter Brothers. -
Considerations on Repreentsti,e Government. BY John
Stuart Mill. l2mo PIP. st5 Harper BTos
Tie Strl.ges Brown Jones Robinson. BY one a the
Firm BY Anthony TTollope. tvo. pp ~. The
Same
The Pearl Of Os leland By Mrs Harriet B.echer Stowe
i2mo. pp s3T. Ticknor Field.
Agnes Of Sorrento BY Nlr HaTe. Boecber Stowe l2no
pp 4i2. The same.
Treatise ON III ary Law. BY Capt. D. '. BeneI svo
pp. ~. u Van Nostrsnd
The Testimony Of Cht 10 Chrisianity BY Peter hayne
l2nlo. pp zoo. Gould Lincoln New-foTk; Sheldon
Co.
The Iudisn Scout, By Gustave Aimard 8vo PIP 2o2 T. b.
Peterson Bios ,
Jouru.i of Alfred Ely Prisoner OF War IN Richmond
Edited by Charles Lsnman. i2mo. pp. SJs d. Apple
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Arrived.


Steamship Che-speshe Crowel Portland, md'e ard past
TO IA. H CTomwelk L Co. -,
ship Neptune. Car spngue San Francisco jan ~ md'e
to C. Wett. Co. Crossed the Equator IA the facihc Feb
IA In Ion l2o II W. passed Cape Horn March H. aud from
thence 70 the Isand Of Thnidsd had mostly winds. and
Wind. snd Gains. Crossed the Equator IN the Atlantic April
3D. 10 lon a " had ,[ons y 4. trades. Apf r. lat u
III ~, S sa,no. Ayrss a days out. 9TH inst. Bar
pesst besing W n W Y miles, took pilot nom boat Ja'
Sin W'n b frsyi. Even Dunkih Feb via Fayal Feb
II wood 10 ; H. Brow or Co Put into feyd io pIo's
on. Espersuc,d succession Of strong w gse' before 90;
linz into Faysl since which light betting winds Ap'l ~
st Al l5 lon 81 So pAssd twomasted re.ner steering
y had two smoses,sck. April 49, lat 81 49, lon oJ ~
~ h Ws.norelald from Philadelphis for Liyerpooi;
h nat Of Nantucket passed steamships icutone aud Chy
Of New YOs, om Nsw.Y0,A' bound =; ,u7 .,, 70 Cha.
Lnins Apnas lat 1926 Ion 49, passed three iceoeis'
Ose 20 g. 'i MAJ tof ThomsstOn) Coey Antwerp March 20
81, pa,tI.nd Me- days IN ballast to J. w. Small Co.
BAH isTerand ode, S,eslm.a, Iiverpoo a' dsy' COS.
A. H., mos, April %. the Bauks wss boarded ffom
h, Tii,'be,h OF Msfbrheai fishing reported nah very
.errc. Oa Sable Island saw large quantities Office
BaIk Morning Star Sterling ST. J'so de .uoa 10 u'y' sugar
Bds Jo,epas PO. Nevis. St ube. 81 day, salt to o..
- 20 lon G5 a. spoke spanish irissa Augustine nom hsVan'
10, I'm. tof ansor Warren Cisnfuesos April 2 sugar
10 r. Bael sailed In company with barb 'iso and
S1n tU n g ,ere.. for New York.
Bs Cyprus !sr Ge o. s'j'ire 10 wGa.y Co. April IS wa
.pots BY o. rnbo.' Amanda ,n TSans M,bon.v J.cme
I , "a 10 Ioss sooi 20 Brett Son Go. 49,
Ap, i e Ssnsdassy lof Portland Atherlon, Aguadis, r.
April b. sugar TO master -, - a,. c,
B,is Planet Dr. Of Psf'boro n > Lamb santa Cruz
ppS r.h ii snssr kc., to D. X. Devok
n, Harvest Queen of Bermuda Hollis. Msyssusz, +. H.
| Ami b. .nsar 20 J. v Onatayia 4 Co NJ,
IL, "A. 1IIr Of Walton, N. 81 Greene, Portsnfnnc'
,.,,iss,i rohee kc., 20 d. B. Dewot
Api ~ Rich tof Frankfort Bsnhof Qale Loud died al
se,r. .one April o. Sierra Leone April o. hides and palm
se%r ce.o of Boson Crowe Port Royal days in bal
-, ,.r 8th inst ~ miles :. OF BaInegat spoke shi
, pi.a,.r iron, New ork for Port Royal.
sn ia IL Howard (of st. George), Joues, Choptanl
/ u pi~., o. a d.ys ship timber TO Wesley Smith.
sbr stsis.nau, Haley. Baltimore days, to Merrill
sehr. Kos.ub Lee. EcwburypOH days. md'e to s. W
schr r. r. Jones. Gsconb Mschias days, lumber L
mattel ,,,, c. r..,.., q L.. ,,,,h., ,o 7
ssbr r. s fnsr Duborousb, st. Georss' Del, days
eo,n 10 u. l.. toi = Co =,
sehr L. IT, Endieot,, Leeds Philadelphia coal for New
sebr Clifton (BL st. John, b., 10 days ship timber
q" ssSn sSJ De R0"s,,. Hssu Fortress Monroe day.
bslsst
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MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK........MArs
Cleared.

s,eamshlp,-Bremo1 (Brom.l, Wessels Bremen Oelhch'
Co. City Of oiWahinon tBfl, Brooks, Liverpool John o.
Dale.
BaIi.-Elwine KeTlln (Prus). Fischer. Cork. VIM Salem
Co. John Ahsn (Olden.l schwecht Liverpool H-nning,
Go,lng, Edward tfru.l Weiiing. Bremen, II Koop.
Bhss-CoDfict, Rrsnd ~. kit, J. w. Hubbard K Co.
Lui. Msrsni (Br atkins Ponce Y r. Smith, Jones Go.
California - J.hnna (BfeD.l -. +. Drummond.
Conway AIpinwsll, Panama Cai.rosi Co.
schooner-Ws gton Mcneil Washington. Van BTunt
sa.h. Arctic tBr Bent. 81. John N. D. p. l. Eevu.
Sons T. G. Lyman, STANDARD, New Haven s. D. stInsld
Mary H. Williams, Cossrove Norssak ". Briggs Co Geo.
D.ri-y Roges Mr,anoro.. u. {. Murray; l.. s Barnes.
Warner Point aPer, Bter Dayton Minns Boyd, Ricb'
Wehsst Mass mister Plymouth Rock. Brown Boston
j A DAYTON Go. Blanche. -, 81. John ~ IS " H. pe'
wolf, " A. Crocisr Endieot., Aeiandris, v" hitchie,
Fresthy Bo,ton Ralph Hewitt Rhodc' Salem H. d. ba'-
com, Williams, Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-10
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-ar a.-Beiore
Judges NELSON and SsALIEY.

MI Ed SlAlES tll'lii NOtht-hsi '+-he''i'
Judges NELSON and SsALlEY
DISAGREEMENT or THF JURY Is SLAVE CASE.
In the case of San rel b. Haynes, tried for the
capital crime engaged in the ssversde board the
ship Nightingale the Jury into Court this morning
having twenty hours and stated that they had lot
agreeG. 49,,
there prospect Of agreement and that there were no
dcues questions that could be referred TO the Cour
No objection being made by the counsel on either side the
Court ordered the Jury to be discharged
DrctAuoruey Smith said that before the Jury retired ne
desired sword lie understood that when The Mafsbs
asked the Jury last night whether they hsd .eea one o.
them used the language in reply That he sidn care Damn
for the Judges the law the Court" Nh Smith ,eid he
called attention this matter with view 10 suggesting OF
under the advice snd consent OF the Court whether
general instructions ciizeBs acting Jurors Nigh,
given calculated further the ends Of justice hereafter
Such language indicated disposition fatal TO the proper sd
ministIsiion OF justice and the laws
Mr. hcKeon eussHed tha the jury be permitted TO leave
the box but the Court said the jury wond reHai un si'
Marshal Murray being called upon, sid TIA, he did
any make such remAGk though one OF his depu
Deputy smith being called said he did hear any such
he heard the Jury in discussion and one OF them
used the words by c. but nothing hAe LIE dah care
The what had reference
To- He had informed by has Assistant that - remark
s1ded hsd been stated to him 10y the Deputy Marshal o.
having been uttered . ,
The District. Attorney asked Deputy Smith whether he did
that the obnoIou. remark had been made about the
Court or the Judge. ..
The District Attorney ,sd that having been Informed Of
teuon the Court II he bad wrongly accused any juror
be reretted IT, and would Withdraw what he had said.
the facts Jury then discharged I'LL MoIdsy I"
ii O'clock. -, ,,-, -
vic,iOu with a recommendation Of mercy and eight for
acguf,ta-
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CITY ITEMS.

AarsEMENTs THIS EVENING.
LAURA EHKss's rRBArEK- -Brosdvsy +" Reason and Folly
or Lite in Paris .
wAnacs's TngArER--No. s44 Broadway, The Lady o.
Isyonsv
WisrpR GARngV-Bfoadwsy, "Hunehbsc.r
NiBLo's bAHDES-Brcadws The Encbantress'
NitoS's ROYAL CiRcusPslace Garden, Fourteenth street
and s,th avenue " Jack the Giant Killer" afternoon
and evening.
BARsuHs AHERIciS Mrsyus-Rroadwsy. Com: kntt
Whale kc., day ard night Flowers Of the Forest
afternoon and evening
CHpRcH's HEART on qag ASprs-Goupirs No III Brood
NATIONAL AcApgsY or Drsres-No. 62s Broadway, do,
and evening
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AMERICAN BOARD OF MuISSIONEH
OF FOREIGN MISSIONS.

The annual meeting of this Board was held yea.
viday afternoon Al Irving Hall, with far attend
a,e. The Rev. Mark Hopkins presided. The ex.
seses were opened with PRAYER by the Rev. Mr..
wyekof Of Albany, and the singing OF hymn, after
wlth the Secretary; the Rev. DIR. Wood, read the
ahnasl report, which set forth that the receipts of
zoe year ending Aug. 81 fell only little les, ihan
so,e0 below the expenditures, the deficit having
shes bess made up by sums that have come into The
"oas0y oDusual source. During the eight
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-10
guRROGATE,s COURT-Mu 9.--Beiore Surrogate WEsr
CHARITABLE REQUESTS.

The will Of susannah jenkins has been admitted
10 urobs.1. Deceased made the following bsquests: -
Home Msion Society OF the FTst Baptist Church. Vo
Tsu.tees sac for benefit Of the poor OF said church w
The will Robert Shells contains the following beque,ti
American Bible Society,". p
Ancrio AID foTeIn Christian Dnion U
American Sundsy School o0
Tic will of Nm. Il hofa, well fnown citizen of New
York has admitted b. PROBATE lie leaves ~IVV 10
Columbia College 70 coistitute scholarships Tor iHdise'
rtudents. -.
Tho following wills have also been admitted: Aaron L.
Deyesu Dudley Peei Henry Jackson VIM. X Merrill. WIN
sanmer BaTDara Burkhmt Betsy fiankenber}, o. Martin
b. C. Levedse, Wm Tyson, Catherine Havisnd ana James
Roper
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Reaopals.

UyERRY BROTHERS, Dealers in HIDES and
l LEATHER sud COMMISSION MERCHANTS have
REMOVED from No Ieys % the store Lately eccupsse
by Msssra Robertson K Butmsn No. SO GOLD-Sr
Psenar attention will be paid TO the Sale Of Con.snnsn
Of HIDES, and all descriptions Of rough and nnos ~
LEATHER aud SKINS on which liberal advances VII s' "
lines be msde.-NewYork May 5, ls62
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IAdysf'ise nent.
AERATED BREAD.
From Professor Sillinisn


"YsLE CoLLgsE, NHv. HAVEN, Nov Is 1861.
al hsve long been familiar with the process OF making
bread lght by ners,ion.
The notion that the process o. fermentation Il
essential to prepare dgesble bread by change effected
by in the starch gobules eeetusy set aside The eI
pe.nce the London Ho'p,al shows that this Aeraed
Bread is dgeble without by s,omachs which
wholly refuse f.rmen,cd bread Whiter swseter lighter
dsesibls bread, and fIon given quantity o
hour s made by This process than By fermeniaon-whis
entire ccsnnes aud the absence Of oil dsleterions snb
stances secured at the time Nothing but salt
added the pa'ehe csrbodc acid escapes In the basng
have this bread for considerable time and at inter
walls ior many months and always with satisfaction. Dry
made from this bread has 1ecscy Of favor not found
in my other bread have tasted Is. SILLIsAS, Jr'
The AgKArrp BREAD Cosp.sY now prepared to h
orders for the above BREAD in large small quantities at
their Bakery IN Lafayette place, corner ithsi
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-10

TBE HoUsr OF MrRcY.-A sermon VIII be de-
lvered in DIR. Tyngs church tomorrow evening by
the Rev. Ii. j. Morton for the benefit Of the House
of Mercy.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-10

sshr Tsrry Nek -, Msohias days hmbcr.
Schr. Wave Hatch, kockisnd jays Nine
gchr c. L. tovefng Jones, funston days IN ballast
schr Arnon Crosby Esstpegt dAya plaster 10 master
Sebr Golden Gaze WeeLs Tisbury Saw in ballast
Schr Charger Mahan. Fall River. In ballast
ecbc w II Ritchie Fride, Rondout, coal for Boston
schr Ralph H.v witt, Bucabn, Rscklsnd dsys lime
Schr Trlnsport, Tton Virginia days, wood.
Steamer Westeb<.sr Nye, Providence. mdse TO Edward
Bynner.
steamer Fanny Cadwslsde, Piesson, Baltimore ndss 20
Steamer Martha Stevens Doushery, Batimor. mdss TO
Steamer Minnesota Garrett: Baltimore. nd'e to William
DslxelL 4.
Steamer j. B. Moison, EckmanD, Trenton, n J mdse to
steamer Z. A. Stevens Adams, Baltimore, md'e to VIM
stssner Oneida Trout PbiladeIphia, mdse 10 Loper
Krk pltricA.
BELOW-ship Mary Ogden, from - bark Jasper Den
metz, from Bordssgx March -
sAiLED-sleamers Mcclellan, New Orleans Daniel " eo
tter, -.
WIND-Sunset, w.
The L. steam transport Haze. lying at Pier No Nort'
l sail 1t o'clock D. FOR Newbern She has full cae'
Of subsistence stores, and carries a mail
The t. steam transport Georges Greek at the sa'de pier
loading subsistence and ordnance for Yorktown
viii sail on Sunday, the llth
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-10

The Rev. j. w. Bontsm, recently from the Con
tinent, will deliver an address to Sunday-schoo
teachers on Sunday evening, May IL, IN the Fifth
avenue Baptist Church.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-10
SUPREME COURT -CnAsBrRs-MAY 9.-Before justice
IsGkAnAN.

John A. Russ agt Smith II. Shaw ct al.-Motior
denied with $40 cost with leave to the merits
disclosing the defense and payment Of costs.
Ged W. Cunningham ct al agt Newell Chamberlain et oil
Motion grated with $40 costs, unless defendants within
DAYS &c. and costs OF motion Plaintiff
ms, move thereafter to strike out snswrI
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-10

NATIoy,L TrroGEAPmcAL Umos-ADJouRs-
ursr.--The Delegates, having accompanied the
New-York Reception Committee to Bay Ridgef H..
L., on Thursday afternoon and evening, were tardy
in attendance on Friday morning, and the Chair was
unable to call the meeting to order before lO o'clock
Mr. samrel Slawson, President OF the 81. Lons
Union, having declined to recognize card from
Nashville purporng to have been made by the oiii-
GERS Of southern Conlederacy, Union NO appeal
wac n ade to the National body, and the action Of
Mr.. sawton was sustained. Secretaries Of subordi-
nste UnioDr ore requested to render Tor publication
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Movements of Ocean steamers.
Rasssnaers Arrived

In bark Msvnine Star (,o, 81 Jago de Cuba-Dr. A. C.
Phnps and lady. DIR. T. Phlps, Al. Bravo. Mrs keA and
child.
H. s,,s Cyryus from CieSrueSO,-Elira Mahsr.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-10

SALE OF PIoTURrs-A valuable gallery Of Ameg
lean and foreign oil paintings, the private collection
of gentleman of this city, will be sold at auction
tbis morning at Leeds's auction rooms No. % Mas
ssu street. See advertisement.
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IAdverti'ement1
TIE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
fok 1861.
Thi, popular AssrlIisl

This popular ANIMAL b resdy.
PRCE Is cents; IL copies for = leo copies fS postage
paid by Express. 81 per 100. Cash orders solicited.
We supply back number, Of the Tribune Almanac for
le49 1855 1885 1881 1885, 1889 1860 ard 1901 Price -
cents each post paid. Addres. THK TRIBUNE, NewYork
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-10
COURT OF GENERAL srssIoNs-M.r e.-B.fOr, Juds,

Thomas Campbell pleaded guilty TO burglary in
the third degree and sentenced to the House Of
Robert Potter pleaded guilty to burglary in the third degree
rensnded for sentence.
George Allen pleaded guilty to burglary in the second de-
gree senteuced to the PsBteDtiIry for two years
Michael Brennan pleaded guilty TO burglary in tie third de-
gree; sentenced 10 State Prison for three yssr..
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-10
ADJUTAST CHARLES A. oADsDES.
Killed n the Battle Of Camden.
April 10. lso,,
Aged ~ years, S months. and 81 dsys

After the religious exercises, which were per-
formed by the Rev. DIR. Weston, Chaplain Of The
9TH Regiment, procession was formed, IN the FOL
lowing orders
Full Band Of 7th Regiment.
Co. X, 7th Regiment. Capt Fars, IS Men
Hesre with the detachment OF Iousyes who came on IL
charge Of the body Under command Of Sergt smith
Pail beaers Captains Barnett Hsmmen and Oahsin Lieu
tenants BEthoioInew and De BeIyiss Of the
9th Regiment
Officers Of the Fret Division
Carriages containing relatives and friends OF deoes'ed
The cortege moved down Broadway 10 Sonth
Ferry, and thence to Greenwood where the remains
were inferred with military honors.
At a recent meeting of Company X, 9Th Regiment,
National Guard, Of which the deceased was former
ly Lieutenant resolutions Of coincidence were
passed, a copy Of which was sent to bis family.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-10

FEsT RRcrIPTs OF GRAIN FROM THE LAKEs.-
The canal boat Dove, Of the New Oswego Line, al
rived yesterday morning. being the first boat through
this season. She is consigned to Messrs. Phare a
Thorp and has freight j,i90 bushels peas and 100
barrels -four.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-10

risrATrrE LiHasAc
Sun-Rlsss..f:;0 lsets.........T:04 Moon-Se.s. 222
siss wArKR
sandy Hook. 4.OI Gov Island t;5l Hall 0sts. $50
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-10

SHopIrfTFRs TAKrs ~ THK Acr.-lesterday
afternoon, Jane Anderson and Mary Griffin went
into the store Of A. 4. Stewart & Co., osensibly TO
examine come goods with aviewto purchasing them,
when one of the clerks observed them placing some
articles under their garments, An officer was called
in. and both the women were taken into the silk
room and searched. On the person of Jane Ander.
son was found the following extensive stock of gen.
eral merchandise lGl yards Of costly ELK, pars OF
coIored kid gloves, number Of silver forks and
spoons, . pieces of velvet ribbon a purse, and an
eupty bag two feet long and one foot wide Nothing
was found on the person Of Mary Griffin. Both pTis-
oners were taken before Justice Connolly at the
Tombs Police Court, who committed them for exam
ination.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-10
keceSDts aC Rvoduee.

"Hs yn"vs ~, tts Flour. i1J bbs Corn M.ai go btg
i"r,, ~ 9 Tnpsy 1890 bush Osts, 800 pIxf f'o"'
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-10

American GroGRarHIcAL AsD ST.TIsTIcAL
SocrnrY.-At All election Of tile Society, on Thurs
day evening the following officers were chosen for
the ensuing year
Predeut MOsYs GHiSszLLi Vice Prssiten, Rev Jossph
p Thompson Archd Russell Charle, 7. DAILY Recording
secretary William Coventry H. Wsddelli Foreign Core
sposdiug Secretary, Francis A. Stout; domestic Core
spending Secretary Sheppard Homsn'i 1rea,oer rfanf
Moore; Librarian, W T. 1rowbndge Connections, Hiram
Barney Cyrus W. Field. George Folsom Henry T. Pierre
pont, Henry V. Poor.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-10
Us PRIZE COMMISSIONERS oFFIcE-M.ra

The schooner Mersey, captured two days out from
Nassau with assorted cargo OF salt pepper coffee, bioom'
&c the Santiago de- Cubs WA brought nto
uor ts morning by Pine Master Coggehs This vessel had
clearance for Baltimore but her wa not In the trade
from Nassau Baltimore and before the cslioIs we're
known Of the were especially anxious III hen IN
gi., az 10 the distance n Charleston the cifcum'snces
were thought 10 warrant her capture.
The schooner Bell also reported this morning by ffhe
Master Cooper She cspured 70 miles of Charleston by
the United UDcss She had clearance ioI
Bsoe but the papers on board that the hf.t
va an ofoer Ia The Wilmington South Carolina Artillery
she was evidently attempting 10 run the blockade sbe was
from ks.ssu with assorted cargo like the Aefsty
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-10
United STATES DISTRICT COURT-MIr a-Beio
Iudya EyrIs

Judgo BYTE.
PRIZE CAsE-THE ELLA WARfEf.
On spplication Of Assist ant United States District
Attosy S,ew, l. Woodord and report OF the Prize Com
nonsr and Appraiser the Court granted an order thst he
cargo Of N, Fa Marley consisting Of munitions OF
should be at once unlsden aud examined
NOTICE 10 THE BAR.
On and after Monday, May r. Jury causes Will be
called by Judge saey aud PIKE cases viii be continued '
heretofore, by Judge betis
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-10

CHARTERED ny THE GoyTRssESr.-The steamer
Constitution, which has been running between Al
bany ard Newburgh made her last trip over the
route on Thursday, prior to undergoing alterations
having been chartered by the Government TO pro-
ceed to Port Royal.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-10

AvoTHER CoLosY FOR HAYTI.-The regular
monthly colony for Hayti sailed yesterday in The
WilheInine BARK, for Por-de-Pax, being the sec
ond company that has sailed for that place this year
This colony numbers 50 persons-irom Ohio, chiefly.
They carried out hoes, axes, powr cross-eut saws,
whip-saws, shingle-machines, cotton, tobacco, and
all kinds Of garden seeds with provisions enough to
last them year after their arrival. +. r. Walker,
their leader is one Of the most energetic colored
Americans in the country, and goes as the pioneer Of
two or three thousand colored persons in Ohio who,
if his report is favorable, will 50 ont in the Fall.
This is the fifth colony sent out by the Bureau since
January Another colony will sail for this port on
the 2lst inst.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-10

Mails FOR NEw-ORLEAys.-The gunboat Nc
Clean sails from this port to-day with mail to
New Orleans and mail will hereafter be dispatched
for that city twice week. Letters and papers re-
ceved at the Post Office at the usual rates Of post
age The ship Gaena, OF Holiness line, is up for
freight, in anticipation Of the proclamation OF the
Presiden: See advertising columns.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-10
IAdyertiseInen,,l

kdyertsenen'
GRAND GALA DAY this nj the Museum. La
dies Children viii enjoy the superb performances IN tho
afternoon. ell as evening. Commodore Mutt and all the
other novelties vii. be visible q, all hours
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-10

Adyertisemsnt
TIIE DOGS will soon be barking at Barnums.
The great Canine show Monday and prom
i.es to DO dog ndfU al exhibition.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-10
IAdysr;isemsut.

DAILY VICTORIES by our Armies make bust
n.s, brisk To learn what 10 engage in TO the best advantage
obtain a careful chronological illumination Of
FOWLER 4 WELLS, No 303 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-10

CrmoSs.-A handsome set Of guidons have just
been completed by Tiffany & Co. for presentation to
the Vosburgh Chasseurs, Eagle Brigade, by Mrs
II. +. Liebernau. The colors of red silk with
white fringe and present in the center the arms oi
the city with the words Vosburgh Chasseurs in gold
letters above and Eagle Brigade below. The slaves
are of lancewood, with gold spear-heads.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-10

Troy STEAYBoATs.-Mr. George o. Upper has
been appointed captain on the Troy line for the
season. lie has now charge of the fine steamer
Hendrick Hudson, which is running regularly VI
connection with the Skiddy, Capt. Christopher.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-10

OBsEQufrs OF ADJUTAsT GADsDrS OF TBE
HAWKINS Zou.vES.-'rhe funeral Of Adjutant Gads-
den OF the 9th Regiment New-York Volunteers, took
place yesterday afternoon from the 9TH Regiment
Armory, and was largely attended by the members
Of the National Guard, and the Masonic lodge with
which the deceased was formerly connected. The
coffin was placed in the center Of tho Board Of Off
GERS room, and was covered with flowers. The plate
bore the inscription: