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New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-30

sh remittance. will be made under arrangements that may
require some little time Meanwhile considerable amounts
specie expected from America as h' Vr
contractors and importing firms shall have been eeyed
By the sue of tho paper from he position In hch
eolyeucy Of the Government
II quito possible therefore, that the arrivals NAV ot
time be iny sufficient to meet s requremens but ths
Continental exchanges dn ia the lt iewds have shown
strength and the revived for silver M India ca'ed by
the conviction entertained by manufacturers b ofee
for Cotton may for the present az al events be sae
. looked.
Few persona anticipate under any circumstances the rev'
sence of rate higher than p cert throughout me
but there ainy general opinion that reduction beo"
that point step that would speedily have to be Ietaced
Cobsols enSined et 9]s G4.
Ia the discount sTkot there ample supply of money
Akout eco was taken to the bsuk to-day with the
ception Of Frankfort where the rate e cent The terms
tnrn,fi cie. At Pg, The chsrge IS - cont " ih down.
ward tendency. At amog it is r. At BTussels s. and 81
ImcriSsn Secrie, were dull decline especially takin.
place Virginia Erie, and Illinois Central shares.
! The Alfred from Australia hss brought a 10000.
The following gold ships have sailed Iom Melbourne: Co
penhsren with Z "a o. Prince Of Wales 9717
7ue Brton 3l2s9 and the Latons 49 on including
3 9 si M toa tnsn i1 10 to be- on lie way TO-
MONEY MARKET, LONDON, Tuesday Evening
morning at the teady prices o eteIday but were s1bse
sian loan. Cousos money hr quoted @ di and
the hns bargains at sao9 and s 81 Tor May 9Th
In Foreign Exchanges there an advance 10 the rate on
st. Petersburg.
4 81 coo taken to the Bank today.
American Securities heavy; United States tives Nfnia
SS Erie and Illinois Genital Shares in particular showing
dec inc.
The report circulated with regard 70 Russian loan Il that
wiz be FOR nominal amount o $1,000 90 IN Il per cent
stock at 85, b be negotisted By Barring Bros
LNERPooL COTTON MARRET, April II and TO-
There has active demand aud the sales for two days
exceed 22o0O bales 1900 speculation tul for export
Prices are hsdenine in the speedy termination OF the
American decreasing further advance was reaiIed
to-day tl5tl) in the prices Of all descriptions.
LiyfRrOOL Cons MARKET, April l5.--N heat ad-
yauced 3D. 90 3d. d 100 10 the week Flour brought p
Dhl more money with bnA demand Indian Corn was
oy moderate request snd 20 g qr could net be exceeded
i0r prime mixed American.
LoNDoS Cons MAEKET, April l4.-Iheie was
advance Of IN to-day's market.
LoNDoS COLONIAL MARKRT, April l5-SUGAR
steady. CorFEE firm RICE fiat TALIow firm at 49, on The
spoi.
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The Overland Mail.

ST. LorIs, Tuesday, April Zg, l56z
A gentleman in this city who has returned from
Omaha informs us that the recent troubles which the
Overland Mail has experienced were not occasoned
by the Indians, but by the Companys own en-
ployees. 1t appears that the drivers Of the Overland
coaches and other persons in the employ of the Com
pany have not been paid their wages for several
months Disguised with this state of affairs, they
determined to seize upon tue COmpany's property,
and thus obtain what was due them. Nearly all the
available stock Of the Company has thus been taken
away. Our informant says the Indians along the
route are peacesby disposed and thus far have done
no injury TO the mails or overland telegraph.
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that could not prevent from falling into the hands
of the enemy The channel in its narrowest part az
two places some ten miles distant from each other,
was already Partially flle9 by distractions, and the
work Of filing the channel was still going on. as
was informed under orders from the Governor OF
Virginia. ..e.H Ina tofffr.
Was to wait and defend the Navy-Yard for an
indefinite time without definite object, having,
as everybody must know, not the slightest prospect
Of further interference or aid from the Government,
and without the least prospect of permanent good
OF ultimately saving the public property from the
hands Of the enemy have the channel closed against
the departure of the Cumberland and Pawnee, dis
regarding the Injunction imposed upon me TO return
for the defense OF the capital the necessity Of which
| well knew2 or was it not nv imperative duty to
destroy the property that must otherwise fall into
the hands Of the public enen,y, take the Cumberland
to lace Of safety and useful service and report the
Pawnee at Washington as quickly as ] could l
determined TO destroy the property and return TO
Washington.
hlY mind has dwelt upon ii since, and | have al
ways arrived at the conclusion that had obeyed my
orders and discharged my duty in the best manner
ner for the good OF the country.
conferred with Commodores lMcAuley and Pen
dergrast as far any conference could snswer any
u;elui purpose. What information could they con-
yey to me to control my action in regard to the pub
le property, having ust destroyed the ships they vr
tually confeesed they could not defend
All necessary orders were given and in eyeryth
seiaihS W hs service claim 10 nave per1Oflneh my
duty as naval officer with The Judgment and intelli-
gence the occasion called for, and have had every
reason to suppose that my whole ofproceedings
was approved by tie President and Secretary Of the
Navy.
will state in conclusion, that the Cumberland
grounded in passing Sewalls Point, and hung for
four hours before she could be relieved by the aid of
two powerful tugs. Another day and the barrier
would probably have been completed.
procrastnated defense Of the puoc property
might have been made, but no one capable of form
ng Judgment upon the subject will, with the facts
here stated; suppose that could have been justified
in such proceeding.
After lapse of year, and our giant strength has
been Put forth, 1t graft full task for men who
withheld their counsel TO the AdmnsTa ion and their
presence from the beleagured capital to slander those
who, in the hour Of our greatest danger and suffer-
ing, were prominent and foremost in providing for
the great necessities Of our Government.
II. PAULDlNG. Commandsnt.
hdfg. Yard brooklyn ~ T., April %, 1862
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From San Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, Saturday. April H, Js@
The ship Joseph Peabody has been forfeited to the
Government for smuggling.
Trade has recently revived to supply the demand
for goods suitable to the Oregon and British Colum'
bia mines, in advance Of the anticipated large emf
grafton thither. Business with the interior OF the
State continues unreasonsbly backward.
Gen. Wright has issued an order requiring the ar'
rest Of all persons charged with aiding and abetting,
by words or deeds the rebellion such persons to be
confined unless they subscribe to the oath Of slle'
glance.
Arrived steamer Sonora nom Panama and ship Dolphin
from Hong keng. =, ,c.r
Sailed schr Fndesvor from shsnghse whaling bark Cshb
on cruise whaling ship w. c. Nye on cruise ship Juans
Ior Ca!so.
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ITALY

TIE oficial Gazetc contains the following circular
frcm Sgnor RatelA, the different Projects through
oui tie Italian Kingdom:
re rocy of tie TsNsn Government Is Inspired by the
idoss ol nsontl unity M o liberty While the w9s oi
prilcst,on is being accompifhed IN Italy two poicl pro
tTauneS are imTosbe The Minister who succeed eae
offer Only 10 the degee Of city suitable oI lA.
eoItTy Tho Government vii ct with eencilhi.on' put
viii 81 the trse encceicsiiy suppress dioIdsi'
Deputy BallaTiti hae been commlsslonedto lioceeu
q Pis for the purpose Of entering into negotiations
viii the Directors Of the Society Of Credit Foncier
de France for the organization Of similar Company
for Italy. Father Passaeia hes been nominated all
officer 6f the Order Of 81. Maurice and 81. Lazarus.
Tie Italian Chambers have teen pTorogued 70 the
erd q NAV. Tie COrTs Diplomatique have been
invited % accompany tie King TO Naples. Ii is be-
leved ttaf al viii accent the invitation.
GaTibalci has left for Dresca.
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ERANCE.

Orders have been received at Lorieut 70 hasten
the completion Of the iron .ased frgates Heroine Of
90 guns, and the SGTveilaut, OF 80 guns The iron
eased irigste S0iiefino Oi % guns will be launched
shortly As soon as the S0iieriu0 is oil the stocks,
iron-eased frigate is 10 be commenced, together
with two floating batteries Of IA guns each.
Tie exact increase IN the bullion OF the Bank Of
France shown in the return for the present month,
N L 80 eco and The total now held is 9l6 64O 600,
CT 1870 600 beyond the amount at the commence
neut ii the year. In the same interval the increase
o. lie bullion in the Bank OF England has been only
&S20,5ll.
Tie JaIanese ambassadors were received by the
Enreror on Sunday last Tie Chief Embassador
made a speecb, in which he congratulated himself
thst he treaty concluded sotwesn japan and France
would develop friendly relations between the two
countries Ills EXcUllency also expIes ed a desire
that tie Embassy should be conducted back TO japan
tn toard OF 8 French vessel Of war.
Tie Gcconnts received Of the appearance Of the
growing cr2ls throughout France continue to he ia-
yOrable.
Bakers Flour continues to find difficult sale in
the Paris market.
Tie frmness Of the Corn market and the vivaoity
with which the blddngs made at tie last saiss
Of wheat by auction have rendered prices more
steady. They range from CJf. to col. the sack o.
Isl kloe.
There was large amount Of business transacted
in he Havre Corn market lait week.
American Red Spring Wheat @JL &c. the +oV
kiios.
New.Yo7k Flour 3lf. &c.
Ohio ana illinois 31f. a 54i. the oo silos
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ENGLAND.

Accou,,s rocei ssl at Malta on the 7th April an
nounce that the Prince Of Wales yacht Osborne had
returned 10 Alexandria, after having landed bis
Royal Highness ard suite at Jafa. News las since
been received OF tie safe aiTival OF the party al
Jerusalem.
TIE Times rays orders have been Issued 10 sus-
peld for the prefent, any further progress IN the
construction OF the foundations for the SIdthead
forts on the Horse, Norman, and StuIbridge shoals.
Orders have been received at Portsmouth Dock
Yard 70 suspend all lusther work on sails Tor slps-
of.the-lue.
The A,uv and Nary Ga-cttc says: The Admiral
ty lave alcepted Messrs. Samudas tender Tor the
frs, Cnrola ship. which Messrs. Samuda have bound
themeelyes, urCsr penalty Cf L4,OJO, 20 launch on
FEB. 40, lst3. The price is E4i ID per t1n. Tie
sbip for which L 1870 OjJ has Ieeu taken In the esi-
mates is 10 be 2SO Zee. long, nearly 2,6O tuns, VIII
draw % feet md will have engines of 800 horse
rover. Size Viii, according 20 present arrange
meuts, have capolas, each armed with two lOy-
FOUNDER Armstrong guns
TIC Times says: The Royal SJvogcign convert
ing 10 q shield ship from tlree-deckcr 1t Ports.
mouth lie expected to be placed iD dock on Medncs-
day next. Size has been lgheued 70 ~ feet draught
OF water.
lie Robinson, transport commenced chipping
5000 Armstrong shells and other war stores on Sat.
GTday for Malta.
Tte Prere Flower for Newfoundland with war
stofes, has s,i!ed.
Fears are entertained with respect tc the safety Of
the screw-stesu.er Nisbeach, which sailed early in
the year with Government stores ioI Canada.
On Friday Met, bj MormTus sailed for Utah, via
Boston, L. 5. II was stated at the recent Mormon
Conference held at 81. Georges Hall, Lambeth,
that $50 persous were tie books, ready to leave
London this seaeon, and that the numbers were in-
eIe8.ipg daily.
The London Times says: Deep is the distress,
and small the means to alleviate it. The town OF
Blackburn contains 63,oO0 people nearly one-fourth
Of whom are now suffering privatOn from the
scarcity of food, clothing, bedding, and fuel When
the mills are IN full operation, 20 3j2 persons are
employed but, at the preseLt time, upward Of one
tuiTd, or nearly 900, are wholly uueml loved, az a
loss 70 The workers alone Of about G6 0J0 week in
wages.
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PERSONAL.

ON Friday week Lieut.. Edward X. Null Of Capt.
Washington Rchardss company, Sd Regt. Of Pennsyl-
yanis Reserves, while on duty near the Rappahan.
mock River, was captured by party Of Rebels, and
carried of some distance, where guard, armed
with shot gun, was put over him, to prevent him
from making his escape, while the party went to
look for more game. As soon as the captors were
out of sight, the Lieutenant pulled revolver from
his coat pocket and holding it close to the head Of
the guard politely informed him that he would be
under the painful necessity of blowing his brains out
if he did not inst antly lay down his gun and 60 with
him. The frightened Rebel Obeyed orders, and 1t
was not long before the Lieutenant was back IN his
own camp, as good as new, accompanied by bis
prize. Lieut.. Null is native Of Berks County.
Col. Jennison of the let Kansas has been sent
to Alton, and parole refused. Lieut.. Geo. ii. Hoyt
arrested at the same time, is the young Boston law
yer, the volunteer counsel for Old John Brown.
The of these arrests has not transpired, but
the reason for extra severity has no remote con-
necon with the fact that both Aboitionsts, and
Denver and sturgis are not.
Gen. Sigel recently received an intimation that
some of bis country were desrous of contributing
toward testimonial for his benefit. His reply was,
that il his countrymen desirous of doing some
thing that would be appreciated by him, they could
do nothing more fitting appropriate than to raise
some 900 900 or $50, 900 for the benefit Of the fam
lilies Of German volunteers.
The Hon. Erastus Corning, NJ c. for the Albany
District, has generously advanced 100000 to the
Paymaster at Watervliet Arsenal for the purpose of
paying the operatives at that establishment (who
have not received any money from the Government
for five months, portion Of their wages.
-Rarey, the horse-tamer, is giving lessons 10 |
holse tanning to the Bostonians.
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FROM EUROPE.
.,r,ya, Of she pten,aship Hrencn.

Tie steamship Bremen, from Southampton on the
ie.h. arrived here on Tuesday morning. Her news,
though not 90 late hy day rs hat telegrar ed by
he North American, from Cape Race, is still four
days later than the previous mail. a dispatch from
Barbdoes of March 90 states that the Lady Suffolk,
from Bos.on for Port-au-Prince was fallen in with
March 1. d.mantled; crew and passengers taken Oft
BY the Mary Anne, from New-York for ST. Vincent.
The latter put in here March lS for repairs, having
encountered heavy weather. AID sailed 18th for st.
Vincent.
TIE Alice, from New-York for Queenstown, put
in March o. with decks swept, loss Of spars, calls,
boats. and having been hove down in hurricane
Feb "A, and has since encountered heavy gales.
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INDIA.

A Telegram from Bombay Of March u says; l,ei,
Ter fronl Cabul report that the Persian army, jOOOO
sirong, il advancing upon Herat.
There IS 10 other political news Of importance.
sLirangt Advancing; Mule Twist Gull ana deellnibe
Cotton quiet; Couey-LIge speculative inquiry;
OIiIn Inactive, ,5i5 fuIees. Exchange On London
-Fist cless credits, 2iCt. Freghis-tOl Gt2j ior
totton 10 Liverpool
n GisEaioL from Calcutta Of March 2J saye Shirt
.ggs aIl Aiale iw.st unchanged CoyIg-Sheaihing
advancing; Tile unchanecd Indigo dcclinine; Lin
setd--notfing CGnc' Rec iifm.
kxchaugo on Lcncon, G..
yfe.eLis-lC iCg eeecs 70 LCLGor-Loninal.
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T0RTIrGAI.

A dispa, b from Lisbon Of April Gays; The
E!uisters s,il hold their place., but is expected
tlaf eome change mua taGe place Before the as
Il = rated that the King is opposed 70 the dsso-
luiion Of the Chambers.
The !sft mail from the Azores announces numerous
maritime disasters.
The i~1s.cs. 90. ....eamer Meander hae towed into
Lisbon The American ship j. w. Beaver, which she
picked ~ at sea il distress.
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WESTERN SANITARY COMMISSION.

ea.,, the reeelp, ofthe following sums IN AID oi e
yIo,,,p, Hospital, aud Wounded Soldiers;
e g. caldwell $40; Euployment Sotiety Of ne Jhasn
~ ps,icu boz OF buudr hospital stores ard es,h, 20
& ersst IpiseopL Methodist Church, by Isaac Doste1
rs o. Cs.h siOi Collegiate Reformed pueh ShIIon ts,
-, .,d Laf,ye,te piAre 532t - Clerks Of the Anoican
r1Insc Bsai $50; IL d. Ward Sli Cash hom boz az
Tiasny Co. go Five Ls5e. in sels % ws,d Sv, T.
, C,sh $50 Orsce Church. Jsusca, H. IT, ny john N
Kins S Arnold Constable CT f2o ietei uoIws.
400. Arnold Con.,abls Co.. s27 20i Park Biifod,
as Is. l. Rankin Co, 500 Hessm,n = 60, " n.y. ~
2 Linda s2; Cash 10 es Dollar Collections, 10
s c6nrh of Holy Iunoc ents hospital stores Cash,
a e' Robert Bonner s5O Ladies' Of r hutlors ChgTcn
Rental stores Previously acknowledged Shz"f f 1ss'
1915 ~
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURr-APRiL 2a.-Betors
Judge BKrTs.

The case of the prze-schooner Major Barbour, and
cargo wa. before the Court yesterday and to-day Assistant
United States Di.t Attorney WoodfoTd sppesred Tor the
Coyernmen ard L. c. Benedict and H. Upton for naval
e,ptOr. and VIM H. Anthem for Spanish fl.msn. Of srfo
G,nd Call.on Bayou en- Jan. a. 1861 Claimants counsel
argued that the vessel len sysns on bona ade v9ysss of
C. was owing % tho war In MeIico, % suitable for
N,,,mor.. az Orleans a. which port claimed
,he was attempting to run the blockade: -
On beLsif Oh The Government Mr. Woodford claimed that
the vessel had run the blockade before and started on this
a after seven successful evAsons Of the United Staes
vessel, AT the mouth Of the Mississippi.
The Judge reserved bis decision.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-30
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

SIG IlfgG tf'y Article of IuetdaY. Auril %
soy This has osy il A. cepeTtm. .nts q tu
rsss tfd Ne Tospet % t-et ttie U ncg te much le
saist 81 sJuency god owing o. tie .r.G.s,. ~ ne
si.udano1 o money fIon Ae poyntl q the dividends ld
ss day aITvae cf Lion. Thee LLoft total absence
81 demand i osCount Il It bGk atd Il reaLf certain iLs
40 fI ~ g. e extfIt "a wbc The y6rouf
10, -. rs now pending aay Eject tbe maIket Tie direction
wsad BE- decade reduction 10 telt
TIE chef inGsdacie d3bufrement WI. be a4%oN Tie
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COURT CALENDAR-rars DAY,

SUPREME COURT-CRcUIr.-PARr I.-(Sh0rt
Causes)-Nos ffO9 1896 1903 T5l7 727 1877 752 752,
A b. c. d. 68i3 PART IL-Nos al20 $780, 2l3a 2l40 fl<5
1874 Pisa 2I56 28 260 1856, 263, 2l7O 2172 2l 2iW
2l80, 2l84 2i88, 2la. -
SUPREME CoURT-SPEcIAL TERM.-Nos. 500,
5O4 507 500 $40 SILL 52, 54 sa5 l72t 2s 2ss, sia
SIS, SIG, 5l7, 5I3, 5l9.
BRooKIYS CRY Couhr-Nos. &C. 81, 20, II, "a,
16 81 IS so Co. n 20. 81 90. "a. IS, SO, 49, 81 93
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-30

Tur WAY TO RESTORE ORDER.-Gen. Damoni,
commanding at Nashville, hes
Instructed the officers Of bis command TO rrt down
the incendiaries and guerras which now infest the
State, with firm hand, end when injury is done TO
bridges or telegraph wires TO compel the Inhabitants
TO repair ,be damage lt the point VI the lsy0ns'
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-30
THE ITALIAN PARLIAMENT.

A disrateh from Turin Of ApIii IS says: To-day,
in he Senate, the Minister Of Justice in rely TO
ouesiion from SicuoF Chies, proposed tbai ili tIc
LANDED UroTeyty whicn had bcon cOniiscaied by tbe
No DrRe t ModeLa for political motives should he
reslored 20 lie former pOssessors Ihis proros'tlon
VIZ Iut 70 ne vote, and approved by the Senate.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-30
SnAIN ANn MEXICO.

Ateleqrsm from Madrid, dated April II, tays:
IT il stated ,bat provided Spain can octain the sas
factioD sic REQUIRES from Mexico in pacile manner
she viii not interfere with the internal pohey Oh the
oonttry. The evacuation Of TetuGn has commenced
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-30
Shin Mont B-auc Ashore.

BOsION, 2 If,Iayi ApIII =, IoU<s
The ship Mont Blanc, frg's Shields for Boston, 10
ashore ON Peaked iip Bank, Cape Cod.
The ,hip Mount Blanc Las niue feet Of water In
her hold. II the weather mojerates che may be
saved A steamer with steeg.pump has gone to
bsr assistance
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-30
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

ELECTION FOR CHEF ESGISEER OF TN
Eastern DIsrRIcT.-The election held on Monday
evening for Chief Engineer of the Fire Depart
ment of the Eastern District resulted in the election
TT. W. Jennings. The vote stood, for Jennings,
AIS; Hamilton Allen, 387.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-30
Fsc,py OF A LOYAL SOUTH CARoLISiAS.-I"s W

laR Man WHO SAT on TIE PowDRR.-Eleven
hundred dolars, collected in THE city, were sent
John Dayx, ",l Isp VITO oct on the powder "n
hoIdGy.
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The Sailing Of .Ia Canada.

BOs1NN, T. y tlII % i w
o'clock ton orrow ,ye,i- .lYl orning, but she
will not sail ior Halisr 'u0 liverpool until about
10 o'clock
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-30

The CONCERT LAW IN WMLIAMsBURGH-PRoT
ANDERSON, THE WIZARD, SUPPREssED.-Prof. An
derson, the Wizard of the North advertised to give an
entertainment on Monday evening at Washington
Hail. in williamsburgh. Before the performance COM
menced the Professor waited upon by Capt. Wog'
lon of the Fifth Precinct Police, who inquired If he
had license to exhibit, and being informed by the
Professor that be had not, Capt Woglom said tho
entertainment could not proceed. The Professor
then drove out to the residence of Mayor Kabheisch
who gave him permit to perform for one night.
This permit Capt Woglom refused to recognize.
Professor Anderson, however said he would per-
form, and opened the Hail. pretty large audience
had assembled, when Capt. Woglom, with large
body Of Police, entered the room. The Captain an
nounced his intention OF arresng the Professor If 10
proceeded, and Professor Anderson concluded not TO
20 on. So the audience was dismissed.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-30

Tn1 N,w.Jln.ty s1ATr FAlE.-Tle ne1t State
Far Of lie New-Je'osy Agricultural scut'y ""I 'e
held st Nsgt.n Suts.x County.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-30
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-ApRn 2s-Before
Judge eNALLHY.

SUIT AGAINST THE sEw-JERsEY RAILROAD co.
VIM. Grospener Sgt. The New-Jersey Railroad
Company-In septembsr, 1860. plaintiff passenger on
the NcwJeey Railroad to Eewerk and on reschng the
Centre street station some one called out Newark plaintiff
len the ears which s IN motion but being Informed
he should get of there he being stranger hee he at
tempted 20 get on ssan when his foot badly hurt by
being caught IN the running gear of the Re was laid
several months consequence and Il still suffering from the
eject. Of his bruises Defendants eontended that plaintiff
aid not ordinsry care and hence the injury. $1,000
dict. .
Luther R. Marsh for plaintiff Edgar g. Van wintle for de-
fei d4ut.
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Hall .ss. or.hsm.-Costs allowed. tsee opin!on-)
Foley sgt McKenna-Motion denied -,
Koppeli sgt WoIberg-Wrt Of inquiry ordered.
Kaiz sgt BlumenthaL-Bsn Insufficient new oan " -
given IN Ave days ~
Glsn sgt CampbelL-Findinss settled
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THE FORT LAFAYETTE COMMISSION.

AT the sitting of the Commissioners to-day, tie fol-
lowing disposed Of;
John Courier, Charles Barclay, and VIM. H. HILL released
uncondtopally Thomas Driscol md Henry Stevens, de
pcrters from the United States Navy delivered to
Commodore Psudins to serve their Of enlist
meut in the Navy. David Evans and Thomas Sherman
were recOmrnitted to For. Lafayette John King and Jacob
Brick were discharged by order directed to Col Burke