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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-28

shi-s-Hsuches,sr, Task Liverpool Track Dearborss
Priuce ipensi fr Pritohsrd, Hsygs Boyd Heincken.
BARK Rambler, Psoksd AsPir~sh heicst ouncsnt
Henry Tfowidse D~izbt BArbedors, Henry Trosbris9S
sonsi Anna Wheeler Key West H. BcnneE; Chin'icleer,
Poster Por,-su Prince III. Becker Grssves; LIZZIE Ncksr
son. MonieTid-o and Blenos AJres. J. Morton IT,.
briE,-Autmus (Brl, BGfuard Gibraltar. NJ e. Greene
CAMS; tsnpah Or IT. Bnzil Brett Son CO R-solate,
toy ponce, L r.. Wsydei s. Co. Mary Ma Rie Hunger
rd Csmrsschy and Lsgra,rs, ~ Wsehsc ergo P.mes:
Peacock BLl Pam 81, Johrs ?. r., T. +. Saisll Afwsu-
zee BIowu Por; add. Miller bonrioD
Sohoolrn-Osniel Cu'se Carroll Hartford r. s. R.cketts
Francis n.ct-r Wsirons Norwich. H. s. Racket; Czen
DrluNw.iel BALTIMORE Wa ). brown Co.. We tern star
Crowrl Port Royal n. H. HcCrrsiy { 60 ~ Shsler.
st ieklsnd idde clown h. s. Racket Harmony iBr Me-
Cui, IN HsiAS, Mccall Fnh Enitee Veil Norwich, c.
p Harvey; Ieuy Mutt, Sassoit North Edia.o ~ j. No
Cseady Co Albert Eda srd (Br), fo@se SackTe ~ b..
l. Nevius Sor; Harriet Newell. shssnsn, Philadelphia
simpson 4 C8pp.
soo1s-w. d. Msngun, Thrs,her, rsOnion matter Jsss
Maria Wax Norwich y. :. Rocket
Steamer-Beverly fiefce. Philscelphia james Hand
Bar.es-itssca Wilkins, Philadelphia j. Had Shs~pee
Schoonh oven. Pbnaielphla. j & N. ,Ii.gs.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. FRIDAY. MARCH g. 1862

ordered {, proceed With the Wcu sir this very man
roes straight 90 and hunts up sh and poor
Of work. 10 whom he gives 10 cents 40 cents OF Of
most so coats dy, thus rocseting the disre made
out Of the and toll Of hrse uufouunves day that
tsy are compelled by necessity TO slave for him Tue
spirit ard results prevail all through
firmly believe that the City OF r-~for can save one
rion az year by .istng proper stem 81 al
ysrisng the Corp0s ion work and that Az cs@s viii be
benefited thereby VIII TIE IhifVNE su y, euscns ne
reform and sweeping away The rotten newspaper VINO
ccu on hts cor uu Why not advertise the 20
affairs in daily oUrnss-sey threr-ol he ilsese o.s son
nay them heg regular prizes sne svoio Pno
n.tte, inst 40 our traders business moo "esm'hp comps
MES and banks do OF what nse IL ID 70 pnui'n gre
t,ons Of tbe Commln Council dTsciioe the oose'hce OF
Wasbn yione Bnthday--the I'D Of trbruefy-in Se.h
psper Of he 18th Of Mseh as lrst a9te ,y g. n,osr.
d,ted 10 August Why 10 IN PRINT an linen n
Tax Commissoters in the Office Of the Enc hsosh Yum
pFny," and 20 fofhi ,,,,,.r,, TOR.
rSE has partially svoiard tHis subject IA the nope 'He.
WEEKLY TisgSs may be placed Ia the st Of colpOis;o
papers DO not believe It. An cefiein thu nv Suo
will a. ever j. found ready 10 battle ss4in'' Pu''
when his s,ieh ion Is dir,c I'd TO tir.. T.. ,,,, IN,
Eveu without the more poEer" sought FOR, mayot Up
dyke mny ak for statement OF the a. iual cfcu
gsin. way and Otherwise cr tbs week,s no." hitn alo
1ed by he Corporation am quite certain that tho Fo.nrn
would altcnifh him sad cause bin % WOude 30" urH
even sh Of gon bring theD,oiyes to porset IN
public for services these editors are s0ie 70
render 10 toe people IN return. =.
is exposure would DO good then either you or Mayor
Ord,ke imagine; for Of thee hesitae not !" M
~ in many ofthe Wards and municipal dstdcs agency
az .rsnces which foreign the country d4ngsous
10 rue liberty hostile to lie working Of tie Constt1tc
In Ler Efforts 10 -rr0,~when they cannot aier 81 ofio
the Aldermen and Courcien 70 vote them this unesrned
public money rom your cotei. r., - T. ,,,. 49,,
Hoping may ind place 10 Tug TRiBUSB Tor this com
u ''''''N' '"FRGE sFEGCn AID no swINDLEs"
sNo, Sir, we wouldn't lave the lob at double
mice I'D
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HBADouLvraRs FIRsT DivIgOy, >. Y. $. ~
NKN.YoGK, March p, 1902.
J. @. NsHriRT, BTiga0e-iiaJoi
y. ". pEARs tits jIi Aid.

HosP1rAL ACCOMMODATIONS FOR SICK AND
WOUNDED 6JLDIEns.-A cotempcrary having az
serted thst there has been 30 proper and sufficient
provision made fog the care and comfort Of wounded
aud sick soldiers passing through tits city, we have
taken 7ans TO inquire into the matter sud Team the
following facts. The State Of NoW-York has made
O special arrangement with tie trustees 81 he New
York Hospital for the caro- Of oil sck and Uoo lted
soldiers belonging 70 the volunteer regiments q Obs
STATE. For tuis purpose The Iol.h bu.ida.: 1T tle
Hospital, with Che exception OF ole waid re'erfed
Tor tie occupancy ofco1rei persons has been aopro
printed for their reception. TDis b1laiag VIII ~
comuodate comfortably abou. one hundred persons
There arp at preser; about sixty inus'e5 in II,
brought IN from camps surrounding tho ety.
suffering from various dscsses and accidents. There
Is AGO wooden building for patients, End in caao u
necessity, ihe Hospital IL provided with tents 70 he
used ia mid weather. Special naracS arc engaged,
lnd tho patents are unler no care Of Drs. Mckee
ard Hogan. Tbs General Government lave also a
contract with tie t-ui,ecs OF the Hospital Tor he re-
csrton Of scl1ers passing through The city, 20 the
nua5er OF $40 90 more e. amy one tima. llc'e Will
DO readily admitted upon Ito application Of the
proper penons. Where & illness OF injuries are
not too severe IL s desirable tina, She so'dieIs shorld
lie cent on 70 tho States to which tley belong eocp
IS possible. Tho wounded sollors from Newborn
who arrived On Tuesday night were expected ai the
Hosl ital, and would have received all proper caro-
and attention, bur nearly al Of tte men were able
and DESTROYS Of returning home win TIE least delay
70 was deemed Advisable 10 quarter them NJ he Park
Barracks, ard bnt Eve q tie number were sent %
the HosJ,fnl. Their names lre John Turney, l.. d.
Msyo,, and Robert J.. spory Of the jlss New-Y5rk
nsdneut; Thee. OBien. Co. p, 2iih Mp.-aelu-
s,es. md Joshue Anderson, Co. ], 9ih New-lersey.
Ibe Government soldiers are qulHeioi in tbe south
building. There are ample accommodation i0r 900
patients A. The Hosptal, while ~ present there are
but about 800 inmates. II viii therefore be Geen
that the Government hns not been negligent q IT,
duty il this resptct and al! soldiers likely require
hospital accommodation in passing through BE city
win be adequately provided for Of OBJ. r.iita.ien
To Connection with hs subject we have .,c.i.oi tlo
loli9nug 20 which we cheer.u.iy give place.
srEoic.L AID yoA 5uA " oUypEp sot1.rEs RErrrsrso
aou rsr B.Trrr.TiEf The srreor. como "a .fi tr
lief,r. hc Tii oftt1Y'rk end 1iogly sel tioio Who
h,v, tervsd Ia boss iair.ons assistants l.ee other
prsed9ntu of,a.try, arc Invited 20 'snl rsli1g q. tie
,sn. Yors Haspusl l,s iy flayl e. a oooc TO aiop.
Tor sel.ilE s1rg st % - wounded r'' On
their ,r..ssi srl during iheif ..ay n ,l- ciy.
VALENTINE MOTT -. D.
Nj XANDEE II. STEVENS. a. ID.
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PasaenRers Arrived

N s,>rsSi3 Sarona, iron, Ia nbEre asd Ss"dmpfcn-
roel WoIfe yorEeier Carl schotsr. Julie sieb., w.
Stein rinck A. Dsv, son sad family, beuiuth seyb hs..
silvern.p Nr and Mr. w. Muhle, HeTtn Ornow, Lnus
Heiibrun ST. aud Mrs Loais Wenzs +. A. Broker Ma1
Dom L-id-Tsdof Gefelt Kuck nosais Dssid'or fera
,bifed snd family H. T,chwscke HeTm Lscgheus Leop
Schsch, Aaoph Pob Carl Widasn. w. fbb eisos, RobS
Won O8o Gotifed koh Otto Weudt. Philip LDz 1oseph
Koir gorhe Rohirie G. @. Sisb~rt, i. Ms del. nDs
lang. J. Fessdori 5. seldenbsg o. H. Abe Albert F-pes
AID drfy Marie Dsuneui ans Esd child, p. Hamburger.
I,sac Meas Mari. Harry and ls5 in the stcerazc.
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THE ArLAEIIc TILzGHArH CABLE.-Priya'e al'
vices nom London Of the 18Th init. sste llat Mr.
Field, with other leading gentlemen and capitalists
Interested in tie Atlantic Telegraph Cable enter
pnas, Were 70 meet Lord Paimert0u at noon on the
PSI inst, aad that tie prospect Of satisfactory ter
minalion Of negotiations with the Government in
regard 20 raising the nsceaaIy capital 70 s.c1ro the
proposed new cable were very encouraging. n.
Field confidently expected 10 return to hcw-fora %
On early day with ssarances Of The earnest cooper
alton Of tie British Government IN toe great under
taking which he has 80 long aud 80 ably eaaca,oged
10 briug 10 q slccessfa ssuo.
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COURT CALERDAR-Tan oAr.

SUPREME CONFERENCE.-The I.-Short causeH
Nos 25'O Es ts3l 1888 SAT- s4o3 $751; 569 51lS sIs.s
1869, 1895. 1906, ma 1l7i. 72oi, 722o 7235 725g
SUPREME CcURT-SPEcIAL TERM.-Noe. 1881,
s35 293 400, 800 $50.
SUPERIOR CoURT-Par' I-Nos. 3oo5, il95, 2el7,
1875 1871 I'LL, 1884, ms. li33 135 1893. i7a l1l9 Pert
lad burned to-day. Part lll.Eos 1885 T97, 3Cs7.
sols 1875. 1851. 1868. Pat lV.No luther calendar
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psratiOn au edition Of PascaI' Prop'"e'a' Letters
a0d p9scsHs Thoughts, aud Of Montsignes Essays,
s6;ted by Mr. o. w. Wight. These works are all
;..ued 10 the eumptuous style OF typography for
I'LL ,be Riverside press is noted.
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couRr ~ coMMON FLEAs.

EFFlIAI II-N---aI1NCI lI--DeTJIo Jl16e DAN
DECISIONS.
Redmond AIT. Max Roihschld et al.--See opinion
Join Delaaey e. Anssssia Delaney Divorce grentod.
Reed at Moore e 90. ~ sutaJ l.efsned to Lewis E
Woodruff, GAG, To- appoint ,esyer
Before Judge lIIfoM
K1oW ton ngt. De F0roet.--AloJ0n for attachment
denied. Receiver ordered.
ilnrdiey McAl8ter AtBchment f0r contempt oriered
an rss defendant within I've days pay plaintiffs $50 and
ao costs Of It's notion. tloton os pelp.aVrt u receiver
granted
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JUvEgTrE DELEoUESTs -Ihs thiry-seytpth
annual repor, OF tbe Managers Il tie Society To- tie Reform
alton Of Juvenile DenusniS 10 The Leg a,lFo 'lnd Cor
port1n or tht city. has ust been pubfrc. The report
sys that the whos number OF childsn received into he
House 4 hea.o ssce ss opening N isi5 y 49, There
lgers children GO tho house January 1901 tsS
received during the y.s 50 were indeoiured dschs -d
aud 4.I children remained Ia Tho hou'o January l5b2
Let children provided with comfortable homes
30 the Vast Tho hangeTs report ssery favorable state of
hea c15lc tho iDuecs snd thee des,hs IL llo
inst. luton during the year.
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lhcVeflf a. sLl
on OF InE 4" WHAT Is IT ~

LAST DAY BIT ONE OF THE WHAT IL TT"
LIS, WeA Bu. ore the Living hippopo.smns Last Week
ort Ole Of the Oriental Spectacular Drama Sadss and has
laas announcements 81 BsTuuus oiuseum which will ne
90 AN hs forte, especially Com huh slg o.hSg cgf'
% 'ie. -lro % De
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Cnmbr;dg. Cattle MARKET.

NgpoaTgD FOs tbs N. z. TRIBUNE. 81 Gao. HuPr.
NANCE 20. lsc1.
Whole number Of Cattle at market 44e ABBOTT 800 Bsevs
and 0 Stores consisting Of Working O2en, Mich Cows sn1
one two and three year old. ,
PRicEs OF M.EKzT Bgsr-Er,rs- Go8G6 80; first quality,
AZ 5 rs 15 second quality &o third quality. t40 % -
p.tcss on Sross CsTrLs-Wor1ing Oxen per pau iooS
20. Cows and Caises from s30 $40. to ~o fenhngt
none Two-ycarods 46GSi7: Three srolds tlgd ~
sheep and Lambs $50 Market prices In lot, ~
.,ch srtr. "a 900 5d IS 50oT from tic TO 3to y ID
supPkk
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AfNaaf Al NaN A. ~ - p az -
sLlXASDEH IL. STEVENS. a. ID.

THz srsrIy LrQuoR SglrrW-JJDcr &cCrSs
Rr7u rs 10 DIsposE or THE CASE WITHOUT PCE-
4sHisG TIE Poucg.-Iho cloe ol tAe rum-'eIlers
came up bcf re Judge McCunn, b. edoummant yes
Tor az, when N- Whitehead, Assistant D.stsict-At-
touey, move 20. DE discharge Of .he prisone. be-
couss he did not consider that tho tino 10 obtain
judicial decison upon tie eousiiuiouliiy Of tho isw,
vas While = case was pending upon DE return oil o
mt Of habess oolpus. Mr.. O. p. Stewart also,
Arsif.au, DLili.t-Auoney, aid to City Judge ia
ssning The writ, acted only As Commissioners 10 il
qliro into tho cause Of detention and not into the
validity Of tue law under which tic arrest Was made
Ex-Recof1er Smith, and Chsrleb S. Spencer, conn
eel Tor The liquor sellers held that with such mo
ion as tha granted, their cli.us would 10 curfcti
,.nd charged t.t TIE wi. Of habe4s culPa Dad i..n
tfeaisd with ins.lonce and contempt. Judge Ic-
Gum said b. ,r1s do erIniued mob 70 dispose OF me
ea5 until tAe refusal Of Capt, Petty TO obey the wit
oil ll5cas corpus had been dfqoeed Of. u sppesfs,
however iLa, Capt Petty did no. refuse 10 obey the
writ lut chat he made return " forthwith as re-
qairs1 by tho terms Of Tho lsw. Judge McCunn
aaid pc should take ,ae matte. under adyil-mcut,
.od render decision on al The POINTS presented shis
morning.
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A Collection Of Union Species by GEORGE FRAN
CTS Taais, "tbe great apostle Of sfread-eaeleisrn,
a. he was styled BY Lord Bury at one Of TIE apostle
complimentary Dinners, j, issued by T. IL Peterson
4 Brothers. They are striking specimens of Mr.
Trains peculiar style Of oralory, which he bss en-
Enthusiastically devoted 10 the American cause in En-
glspd sinoo the breaking out Of the rebellion.
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NJ JAGorRs, A LLDY or FoB1uxr. AID Tgs
OBJECTIVE PoHcg.-Mfs. msry Ann Jaocs,, wto
','rr'iy Ieridod a. no. 81 North Moore -ee. brt
VIC now re des ia ths Touls, in Centre stree. q.
lady s6o.r 20 years Of ace. Size has f.,e ammo.
'"seiy luminous or bial,y, Sharp features. ana q
@'''l'iaocc bcs9Caa.rs w01au Of great keennoss.
81 e lne since IL appea1, Urs. Jeggera 20, ia,,
"gf isaa Tie apabie deHs.on that some distant re-
"''' o. 'efe Lad become defaEcf leaving her fo7.
'1.' OIL al"erioi 81 oe0. Naturally enough she I'D
~ '''. % ose The elies, opportunity Of investing
'.'''' % the test advantage, but her misfortune
Oetn founded upon ,te fact Of her being ~
'-oe' about TIE investment part Of the busiaess,
''s ec'7aly went % gorh in such way rs led
-" believe that Der zeal desire was % invest
! h., t.oie's money. she paid = visit % Nr. John
-, and informed him that relative N In
-. '-a .'a d'ed aud lef, hor some 5000, If which
,os5,a, 'as wanted % have $4,000 invested ira.
80 i'' tho benefit Of her children. and re-.
80 ala % become heragcut ia the brsaess ten
% %" ''s ''le charge OF Tie matter, aud agrec.
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fbiTtriiierent
TnE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
FoE 1862.

rLis Eopnlsr ASyUAL is now really.
Pcs ~ cfnts ~ copies ,or li 100 copcs. Sd postage
psia ~ Express . ser Zoo. Cash ord-rs iolciied.
tocsn supply back uluber Of he lnohns Almanac ~
,s- s,s 1880 1851 1857 1885, 1859 1885, sod l96i Price 70
csuls each pc, rsd Addsssl THs TniByss, NcW.Yess.
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TIE GHyhT EXHIBITION IS LoEDoN--The az
noun'encnt Of tbo completion Of the London Ez-
hiutou building and the assurance Of Us opening
q, .le appointed date, on TIE lft Of May, have pre-
pqred the way fof accommodating arrangements for
intending visitors f.on this country. Tie Liverpool
Now-York and Philadelphia Steamship Company an-
n7unce that they are prepared 70 igsue dr4cas- return
tickets 70 London md hack for 9lo0; and irdclaas
10 and FROM London, Tor sCo. Tie line includes,
among other aeam,hips, the City Of Baltimore, tho
Edinburgh, and .he Glasgow, which sill hereafter
sail every Saturday from this port.
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fAdr.rllssmeatl

THE BEST SOAP IN Use Is PYLE's o. K
AL ths Jrccss ars selling IT, end H9lss.esrsn should try r.,
Mstuac.uielby JAMES PYLE
Corner Warrington md Franklin ,s.
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20 SoLnmss MORE OHslNEsrAL THAN UsEyUL.
The Superintendent Of Police ia now acting upon
o. orc,r from the Secretary Of War IN causing n he
'rrstsd every United States military officer or
'iaer found psTdng the public throughfares with
e1' being able to produce fnrough or pass justi-
yrs he absence from tho regiment 10 which be may
belong. Complaints from Co'onels Of various reg-
merits in regard 70 officers and toldiers being away
''on their POI; Of duty have been instrumental in
t-nglgab about this order Asthe necessary arrange.
uete Tor The accommodation Of the persons arrested
have been made, Dir. Kennedy intends 70 make a
yszE sweep.
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TnE BEST CAPITAL YOUNG MAN CAN HAyE
y s ,.Dro l-srn how tc lss II 70 he best poi6ibs Ad
vrr'a'o set % careful er-uinsiion 4. f0sLsS WklIs
no .a5 .if5sdUay.
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ing that he might have all over pcr cent. which be
might tecnre by safe investments. In order 10 make
something of show Of fairness in the premises,
she left in the care aud cafe keeping OF
Mr. Moore large colec ion sof prom
mssory notes, deeds, bills. and other documents
which set forth ihas Mrs. Jaggers was at least a
woman ver3ed in the arts Of dnancering. Ia day
TWO after, hr Moore had sent ohis letters to the
lriends In Europe in order to secure the fortune
Meantime, Mrs. Jaggers paid another visit to Mr.
Moore, and procured from him the trifing sum OF
sl73, with which 70 pay several palry little bil'a
which sue vas anxious to have OF her mind" In
the came manner, and with similar representations,
promises, aud bundles Of promissory uotes, deeds,
and bills, Mrs. Jaggers Engaged the agency Of Mr.
WIN. 3. Smith lawyer, No. ~ Nassau street, from
whom she got $780, SIR. D.. u. Pike, whom abe
Theedled ont Of 500, and Mr.. Parker of the Regis
ter's OFce, from whom she got $40. Mr.. Moore
coon became suspicious hut something was wrong IN
he matter, and opened his mind 10 the detective
police a. Headquarters. At this juncure the matter
was Put into the Lands of detective Wilson, who
forthwith procured the presence Of Mrs. Jsggers al
lie o.7co in Elm street. There she resided temper
arily from Friday III yesterday, when she wa
taken before Justice Kelly at the Jefferson MsrAei
Police Court, and held for examination.
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ALsaskC
-rn-pis.,.5;52 ssts.........e;2Di Noo1-Rise1 All
rigu vsTga Dsr.
sandy Heck $50 Gov. IslAna 1920 helDss.".. soA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-28

Az 0. L. 4. ASvyItsARY.-The seveo'eenth
anniversary Of Washington Chapter No. 2 Of The
Order Of United American, was held at to Apollo
Roons on "Wednesday night. Addresses were made
tyJcel II. Mason, Chairman; II. Clay Lsnins, WIN.
Aen, Vim. W. Osborn, J. Z. PuIdy, Councilman
Leul,nd c. Corsou. Tho ezer isss were kept up
oh an carly hour yesterday morning.
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'No, Sir,
s,yarr,n ppocreDIyas OF Two BRorHxRs.-A

SECULAR PROcEEDISGs OF Two bR0rHERs.-A
curious c..e came Up ssaanaon b,iere Justice Kelly a.
the Jefferson Nsrkei Poco Court yee ne sNaI va.
be cen two brshera sprezis that James Fsfsy. grocer
street who has been IN TIE hagil of s'e
time q drinking 10 bad been arrested q, me
tho City Phgou for three dayg that during his bei ipheA
bIo'h~r John lad spponied medical commission 70
examine him the prisoner with view 20 e-tsbli.hDs TIE
that 10 insane sud coiueudug that !o e rte
tafey Of bic friends be be removed 70 1nstc tsJ n
hs peui ti examination beaevolegt brother Jonn n'a
taken charge Of large quantities Of and htd mao tr
moved 10 other premises that on his rc,ose rom poh
Jaues earnoi colr.e which hs mindf brother John nea
rnriu IN hi- nierf AID suspectins me hchgV o.
hs motives, 10 having him arrested and iupasonea sna
ncxt b. hsviog him examined bis ssniy og hsf 81
the ct Of biz nj, groceries hid hni arrested
s4d tsken before udco ksy Jonn Farley "as tbeiso'e
Eed to bali IN The sam Of $50 70 .-swer.
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WA1rn-rFoeE BooT SoLLs.-I no, FAR % applied
to boo. toles, it wili mako them waterproof Let 10
be IS hot as The leather will bear without ioiury
applying il with swab and drying 10 10 by fire heat
The operation may Dc repeated two Or three times
during Winter, II necessary. IL makes me surface
Of the leather quite hard 30 That Il woags longer as
vel. ~ keeps out the water. Oh or greaso sofians
tho solo, auo does not DO much good 10 keeping lhe
water oat. Elsa good plan to provide boots FOX
Winter during Sumner, and prepare tho coles by
tanning, az tiey viii then become, before they arc
wanted 70 wear, almost as firm rs horn and will
weart vice as long ca those unprepaged.
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h4ioRATIcs 40 HAYTI.-Tweniy.one eu'qants
"'el To-Day lor Hayi ia the bark Ch8ntclse-.
Icy are with ono exception turner's from Ito
"'e, and from der appearance VIII no doubt 10 q
Valuable acquisition 70 ,he i-land. A steamer VIII
'4'e iis port for Hays on tho 2Cth Of next month,
'sing 'ne eommeneemeat o. monthly line Of
roai-liys to convey enlsr4n,s between Ncw-York
Ultlaf isand
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-28
EALY LNTELLlGENCE.
sUrRTsfs COyRT-CuAsayFs- Major e1-Be.ore Ja.
tice lsGitAufa.


sUrRF'fs COyRT-CuAeayFs-M aEcr 2I-Bel,re JUS
tce SoAuia.
IHE COMFY ISLAND RAILROAD coNrRAcr.
Wm. fl. Williams agt. tho Coney Island and
BfooAlyn Railroad Company ct aLPiin suet 20 prevent
furnish ear and build stables th- above named Company
Fsiaul alleged tlt 10 bed been lnsllet' lial bio
tn. by reason or TIE failure o. derndlnu 30 procure the
Ugh. oil VA through Nser street. Brooklyn and 10 other
snd thl iho Company weTs about TO complete tie
road . 40 e1pello Upon thoso allegations inun ,ion
..s ansd nsl The deeu ln's who yessrtay moved Us
dissolution u.lg that pa'lA having been ralns could
no, eg demand sD,lo peri. delendans part.
% .ho other hand plaintiff c9geuded hat Ls omsnss,
.s.i o. result OF ilct OF he dc had they fur.
t,i hn Win 'pccihcaons by which ho could proceed 70
Jenfss OpJ h, and Aokermsu approved tor tho notion
anl Tracy fows and Teimac 80 ana Nni Cuiis HoyeI IN
An, aornln, tie Judge made -, following decision in iho
Motion eran,ed coas % H1ide uyen uuss, paulf
De ponoswcd by re contract a. g he terminus Of the
roo couth street. and IS 10 hs Oudeg oE tie Cou
pany sna unless he complete he sfnn, OF NE road whin
go days gat Of "ay obtained end notice served on
hl AID Fifteenth street within % days siler .fadila
Before Jlaice BARNARD.
A. 4. Belknap asi. Is. \. Camp.-Moi.op granted;
sg cos.s.
SUPERIOR COURr-sPgclAL TsaH-MlRcE ss--Bs,ors
Justi,e honRtTsoN.
DECISIONS.
benjamin. s.. Siilwell ngt. jasper ". Gilbert /;
Jasper Slsw re-. al ogi. Lowl stern q al john NJ Rey.
poles ogt. samnsl Farwei Same rgt. sSm,.-M0lol,
levi. Simon ss Jacob Hen; Charlie, Behen, p, H. at.
Anthony W. Mor1e, fao1h J0rdon agt. frank Rivers
Oldre1tha these scons be discontinued without
John iial o. el sg,. emery H. A5aus--ori.r granted
M.EcH 2i--Bofcfo Jullics AoBsRIsoN.
DECISIONS.
Wm. Graham agt lsaac J. Stillings John c.
J,la & House AZ, Gsor,s W. Mlllst-Orior granted
Before Jaa.iee hosEtL.
Henry Wilson agt. Edward Absch.--Oraer