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all, stephens g. Co.,
military AND NAVAL
NJ Is Il c II A Mt TAIL ORS.


wall, stephens g. Co.,
military AND NAVAL.
NJ Err CHANT TAILORS.
AND DEALERS IN
SWORDS, sAsHES, BELTS.
EPhULETs, SHOULDER STRAPS.
GAUNTLETS, GLOVES,&o
Ard every variety Of
READYMADE CLOTHING,
AT REAsoNABLE PRICES.
WALL, STEPHENS CO.,
1922 Pennsylvania avenus. between
ttn Intel. d ReP1b.l 9Th and 10th SITS.
HIGHEST PRICE PAID
FOR q. S. TREASURY NOTES
of thu IfsrsDt issues, ani Northern CnTrency,
Exc ,apge on the pricoipal cities North psI sble
IN gold or currency sold 10 suit purchasers.
ElFTEHHOpSEa FAINT CO,
j. I'm near Browns Hotel.
SMITH BROTHERS.
= A l. T. G II t. A NJ A l. T. .
SUPERIOR AMBER ALE,
PORTER AND NEW YORK BROWN STOUT.
The above CELEBRATED AMERICAN
ALES are Brewed from the CHOICEST BAR
LEY MALT and HOPS, and highly esteemed BY
those who have used them. Purchasers are re-
suested to call and exsmlne our superior stock,
assured that they vii find the BEST and PUREST
ARTICLES.
We have at oil times q large stock ready for de-
livery. in Whole, Ia r. and quarter casks, suitable
for the TRADE, HOTELS, and FAMILY USE,
which We offer @ the MOST FAVORABLE
TERMS.
SMITH & BROTHER. Brewers,
No. lSs L 160 West l3th at, New York City.
ce e-6m
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1881 TIE [Is6s
Pennsylvania Central Railroad,

II
Pennsylvania Central Railroad,
&aEE1N
with its oonnectlonsD
Is A FIRST CLASS ROUTE
TO ALL THE WESTERN CITIES
SPEED, SAFETY AND COMFORT!
STONE BALLAsTED AND
FREE FROM DUST!
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
FROM BALTIMOREI
THREE nAILr TRAINS from
PHILADELPHIA To PITTSBURGH
Two ogthem making
CLOSE CONNECTIONS AT HARRISBURG
with trains on the
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAIL ROAD,
and forming
tbs GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
WASHINGTON AMI. BALTIMORE
10 all points in the
WEST, NoRTH-wEsT AND SoUTH-wKsI.
Orfor Through Tickets, apply az the Once Of
Pany, Calvert station, Baltimore.
Splendid Sleeping Cars on ell Nieht Trans
Smoking Saloon Cars on all Trains
FROM WASHINGTON.
fsssengert VII take The s q. m ano p: m. trains.
arriving IN Baltimore a. $50 q. m. AID IS .. m,
the Northern Contra r, r., ard arrive in HsnS-
oarg az p, m. and Las q m, there connecting
with the trans the PennsylvsniA Cenusl
RAILROAD for ali parts Of the west.
FREIGHTS.
BY THIS route, frelghts of al descriptions oan be
lorwtroea 70 and rom aDy point on the Railroads
Of Ohio, KENTUCKY, ndIsna, illinois, Wisconsin,
loss, or Missouri. By RatiTOad dtreef
The Pennsy ivan!s Central n abroad 90 meets
~ Plttsourg with Stf6mers, ty which 6ooos oan
pe forwarded &c any port on the Ohio, Muskingum,
Kentucky, Tennessee, CUMBERLAND. limo Miss
lsslPPi, Mlsconsln, Missouri, Kansas, ArkaE sas,
and Red lvers; and at Cleveland, SNndusky and
chicago with steamers 10 ali North western axes.
Merchants and shippers entrustng the iran tpor-
tatIon Of their Freisht 70 tins COmSa rely
with CONFIDENCE on lts peeoy AnsI'.
THE RATES OF FkEIGH 20 and from any
Rolt In the West, BY the Pennsy lvsnIs c. ntral
RAILROAD. ave at all fiD7ss TsVorobh az are
eAarged by Other RasIyOad Cow pdHies
~ W be parrioqlar 70 mark package VIA PEnN.
CENTRAL q r."
MAGRAW 4 KOONs, Freight gents,
No. 80 North street, Bs more
ENoGH LEWIS. Ser Sop .rint't AlIoOn ma Pa,
ID; Il HOUSTON, Genn Freight Agent, Phils-
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pHlLADELPHIA PROVISION STORE,
liz pennsylvania AVENUE,
onf 0O,k

an,
The undsrsIEned, having located himself az
above, takes this method Ofipforminr the al xens
Of the First Ward that he has opened frst- class
EhIch Philadelphia is famous O
Here can be found at AL times A harxe and Trash
supply Of POULTRY, GAME, .EEF, NUT
ION, GO. FRUITS and VE6ETABLES in sea
PARTICULAR attention is called to his stock and
prices OF BUTTER, CHEESE, &c.
Philadelphia Print Butter
6oshen and Western Reserve
Being determl ned to give the strictest attention
70 the wants Of his customers, and TO keep ever
article In ms line OF the best snatv nd sell at til
lowest market prIoes, he hopes to merit share of
public patronage.
Families Will be waited upon daily for orders, IL
no is THOMAS r. WILSON.
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1T General Hospital, UniOx Hotel, eoras, Bridgs
and WashiagtOs streets, Gsorgstoson, Jan 10.
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80

ena forwarded 70 Rssre, Bremen. n Of
Pesson nn r,sSy& &c e reduced through isres.
buy pokets 80 low rates o "'onu' 60
omoe' IoHN6 g. Dali |, Aren't.
Or TO A. HERRING, ADAMS iEe s,4g.;ses iss sit-
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W Washington papers please copy and send
bills to the War Department ia 16-St
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ONE NICE ROSEWOOD CHICKERING
" PIANO for S75
One = octave four round corner HaIte, EA
q DAVIS Piano for S2O0 NVYJ
For sale upon easy terms at the Music Store of
Sole Agencs for Steinwsy and S.nis ana hsvsn.
Bacon Il Co.'s Pianos ~. ne
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OFor ThIough Tickets, apply 81 the Once Of
the Northern Central Rail ROsd Com
paay, calvert station, Baltimore.
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Pro JOHNSON NAsLE. ooo
.OS hfAP0RTRRs OF -. ZHS
WIVES. LIE sQ1s, HsyAR4 CIGARS, FINE
a 6hOCkhi As, "a, : ; - -
NO. go 70 avenus, between eth and loth strests.
washington. D. :. - = :, :
NO. 10 Aoyel nc snssf King, Alexandria. Vs.
Zoe ASents foe the SPARKLING hook ana
AoefLL s. w Ess q. ths Hookhsim
on the dina =, =
corsiantiy on hand their ce,ebrstsd
SpeSkIssg Heek and Moseils Ca5inst Winx,.
Copnoissssrs ere respectfully invited 20 give Us
lust RECEIVED AND PoR SALE Ioxv
r. twenty I've bbls WHITE ONIONS md avs
Dolls. HAVANA ORANGES. By b 49, q - :
x BEOWNINGi T. EEATIN6, 49,
e-ee-aeu ~ s. Jan "a. svenps. Rskr eih 81.
Is 'tAhi prmrrom BUTTERa
a., ses saolss e0sAsa BniisT, ,sst rsesfSsd -ad
sos-a k b 4. ssisS F. 4 sssss. -
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.dvaoced. end al the cheap lots have been c'e%0u
frou tho market Prints Of desirable styles arc h''",
and md co mmsnd GOOD prices. There is probably a
sn,ser s.ock of these goods on hand than for num-
t.r Of wears. sprague's stock at this time can oe
estimated by hundreds Of cases, aud at the same tune
,... wear it wss counted by thousands. Woolens Of
d,dnble styles are scarce and much wanted. Every.
tb;no Of fair combinations in fancy woolcns, even Of
old stock, is readily taken at full prices.
The state Of trade in Manchester, as shown BY the
leter mails, Is not promising. There appears TO be
no revival in the demand for goods, notwithstanding
tho reduced production and small stocks. The dis
ress among tbose out OF work is showing itself by
decided increased demand upon the poor-rates, the
number relieved weekly being nearly ten thousand
persons. In this respect Manchester may be taken
as an indication of the state Of the cotton districts
generally, aud there Is little doubt that, as the saw
nes and other means Of the unemployed operatives
become exhausted, the demand OH the Relief Board
will increase. We have no such exgency to pro-
vide for as the army requirements, thus for, have
furnished employment for all who have hitherto
been employed in the manufacturing districts.
We annex our usual summary Of exports Of domestic
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-18

Bides. Gotlc e. n; Tsliov, GQ6io . fsi Pets o
81 zach; Cali skins Bdlc D Veal Caves, rom ga 20
~ Bbeef krtrs aud f.t quality include nothing bl
best, large fat s'a led Oxen. Second quaty include the
beet gas fed Oxen best stall ad Cows aud he bee ia
yeuoid steers Ordinary consists o. Bu aud tho Of
lots
sHErP-Eya includes Core. and when those Of lnlsfor
quality thrown out.
There The Grand Trunk and Eastern Rail.
road 90 tao Boston aud Lowell aud :, the Fitch
burg
KEsAHKs-Tbere better supply Of cattle til. week
than last some Of very good qusllyi tho beet sod 0f
for ~ q Cwt. The svefsse Of Is about The
week hen the quality when better Vas e0mp,rrd
here hd more sheep thsn is pTicoi about
the those with tue wool sad not quite 30 h aud
sheaIcd about 25c u cw bher We noticed shoaroi
sold by C. Pike Of Corucc. ~ H. To- 81 aic thoy averaged
SO b Also 10 cattle, fed and sold BY him s.t TO M~.s
Jackson, Tor "a a. cwt; they averaged Il cwt ard wer.
thought 10 be the best dressing lot sold this season
them having 2lj n Of rough talow.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-18

domestic end professional rsiatioos his sss sussssss n
public sfsr sod 10 the Senate Of Tie United Stses h ~
large participation In the sea benevolent movements ee ~
day bis patriotic LAHORE bis yes Of sssyics = the Jhsscs
Of this University. his unbeudug integrity. his Chss
hisbes regard and confidence when living ard sdmr,s
nov nis hnisr ned life is before us
Rssoiped That thanks due 10 bsae6cent o.
vho gave such TO country and TO the world -
our prayer that many may emulate his worthy A.
ample.
Re,o,yed That tender sympathy 10 hs harm
widow and family and solicit for them the gracious support n
tbe savior whom our loved friend end brother servsd
Rr,oived That the Chancellor President Of tho Coun~u
and the members of the Board attend the funeral Of Mr. Frs
liDghuysen. ,
widow and family.
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comm cArrNpAR-Trnp,v.

SupRrnE COURr-CmCUIr.--Par u.-tShort
Causes -NoA 1910 AGO. ASA, $3.50 aiO2 99 o.is sS 90,
90 e0gi C6it 78 7i26 il0. 23, 1870, 74iS, 800 ',s
1926 7lO 7,52, 746i. ~, .s.l,.
SuPREaE CoURr--SPRcrtL TERM-No ceiaui's
will b, tai en- or causes marked do~n 20 day Demureso 80
Sos % Ia Is.ues OF law, Sc-Nos 4fb 40 81 4S s'os
soi sg3 igl a8g 494 i5 2ss i2J 49, fo s sys a, M
KINGS COUNTY CIRCUIT CoURr.-Nos. 90, ~ - 10
ihe Io lOl l0l lOi lOs loo l0l, l08 10y. l'O III %
ia Ls Ilo iI7 IlS I9 ~. lsl, 22. LIZ, w. la LII
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-.orrr nE nrNrRAL ssssIoNs-Arnn lI.-Refo.e

yo,,os Walker pleaded guilty Of forgery in the
- A., uas.i,s A counterfeit 3 bill the Bank OK
o,sso n n, on Asoleh Ho!ae On the lat April he
pstten pleaded guilty 20 forgery In the third degree
T., ,s,.ns counlsieit r hl Of the Atlantic Bank 4,
m s9re Nl o. NJ. 80 AveEus b, on the I'D Of aroh.
Jbo Hale tried sud convicted of grand larceny 10 esios
O froln ,eorsr W. Lane OF NO. Mest Twenty Dinsn
street Junuary %. Renamed
Msr,slr. Riley and Ca,hsrne Kennedy pleaded guilty to
,sfit iirfpny demanded -,
Pster williams pleaded guiy TO petit larceny IN Stesns
: I'D from Nm. II. hsn OF No. llf North sixth street.
Wilhansbugh March 40. Sent to she femenHais i'' su
Wm Looms (cOlOred pleaded guilty to assault and battery
Remanded.
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NOTICE To TIE RAJ,
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-ArRIL H-BsfOrs
Judae Barns.

The United States egt. the schooner nisJor Dsr-
bonrThis vessel seized near the moul ol sne ''es
npf laden with e valuable cargo o. gafs ne.iD ara
Jfv goods. attemutDg % the blockade Inc FIll ,oin
miss.oners IN this Diuc under ihe fese pIl' "a nlca
b and recommended sale OF She vessel ana cargo
A. being in peri.hing condition ...r ~ = MI.
On motion Of sewar. l. "9odl'll, IN. 4 ib To-
ppAon for iac made under the provisions o. TIE pe scs
OF Aierch o. NJ2.
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Cambridge Cattle Market.
REPORTED yoa rnr N. Z. TaIsuyH. ny Gro. n

Arm IT, lef2.
Whole number Of Cattle st market $50; about Beeg-s
and 20 stores consstingo Working O1en Mioh Cows and
one, two and three year oil
PRICES AIKEKT BkET.-Ertra 80 75d 7: frs, quality
s6 250s6 80; second quality, 80; third qualify. %
Prices OF SToKr CsTrLHN orking Oxen, per pair o1d
$780, Cows and Cavrs from q, t31 % tf0, iesIir
none Twoyesrolds 4 liza Al6 rhree-year Old, si0tti.
Sheep Lambs. 3i3j pnce IN lots. - 81 so
each exu, Fg - gO - sOoG nom 3,c % Sic A. 10.
ECsHEn ghOr fsrH sTtTF.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-18

WHOLESALE CAPTURE ~ FouRrH WARD Dis
ORDERLY IousE.-on Wednesday night about l2i
O'Clock, Capt. Thorne, with number Of the officers
Of the Fourth Precinct, made decent upon the dis
orderly house No. 81 James street, known as The
Flag of 0ur Union," kept by Frederick Lever,
and arrested the keeper, with thirteen females anl
thirty-one males, OF various ages The whole party
was locked up all night and taken before Justice
Brennan in the morning. Lever was held TO an
swer in 500 bail. Most OF the men were discharged
and all the girls were committed for examination.
Lever, the keeper is the same man who some three
months since was tried for the murder, by shooting
of his iloormanagcr, and acquitted The house Is
Represented being an intoenlble nuisance 10 the
whole neighborhood in which it s located
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-18
Law INTELLIGENCE
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COCRr-APRm i7-Bsfns
Judge sssrlxx

Judge s~krskr.
TuE nUKDHB ON THK soUTHAnpror.
The prisoner, Tbomas Duffy. was iudsc'ei for w
h, murder OF Small the FIRST mate OF the Amef-
sn hip souhan pton, the high seas on the st day %
Mr y d. Smith .nd Mr q. p Andrews sppesred for tbs
Government and tho prisoner wss defended by Mr. W. y.
Howe. a,
sy before the Jury would convince them that toe pris
on had without any provocaon stabbed the deceased "
the heart and thai they must convict OF murder , -.
The testimony Of Capt tfsnk southEct, OF WIZ oenm.
an Of james Kennud and Aida Ausli TWO et eoe
s doubt that decesed bad oeeo soeod
with ue In the hands Of the pi.oner aud wtsh
slight provocson board the ship Southampton .hen
Liverpool the the let Of December lbt
q about o'clock In the morning.
Mr. Howe addressed the jury for prisoner, and dw.n -
this dreadful without proyocston His theory thst
the mate hsd struck the prisoner aud that Ia self ene nd
In the heat of sson prisoner had plunged his kne into d.
cesseds heTt M Howe most ieelinsy imI red The jury
they consigned prisoner 10 the scafod upon sach
Of facts and e queuy con,ended tha. they could only
con Wet OF msnslaughter.
Mr. Z. d. Smith U. District Attorney. summed up in
forcibe in behalf OF the Government
pstal charge by the Court the Jury retired % deliberate.
The Jury returned and rendered verdict o. Msns 1shtex
IN the irst dcgr- Sc"
The Judge Informed the Jury that although there
various Of mAnssushte in the Stste Courts. 10 tho
fedeg law msnslaug gher only recosuked and nni
III. Jury should elect otbewisc h. would order hes verdict
T. Re orded for NaBssughter. The Jury assented
The prisoner then sentenced imprisonment and hard
-bor for year, and ue of $500 The Judge Esii he
g-eed ih this ths utmost penalty which tho law a.
lowed him 70 .nhct in this
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IAdvrrtbement
The TRIBUNE ALMANAC
FoR 1862,

This popular ANNUAL Ia ready.
PACK 70 cents; II copies for 81 leo copies 81 peeos
paid By Express 81 per 100. Cssb orders solicited.
We supply back numbers Of ,he tribune AosDsc fsr
849 1885 1885 1851 l853 1889 1862 AID il Pnoo
cents each, post paid. Address TaE TRiBusz hew-fo
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some experience In small garden productsf :" What
Il we should tell him it wss "Todds Young Farm
er's Assistant" or "Flint's Dairy Fsrmingf" or
" French's System Of Farm DrainingT Cope
lands Country Lifel" or ono of dozen others, any
one OF which would bs beneficial to new beginner
But if we should say that any particular ono was
best, we should say more than we believe, and more
than would be pleasing to any one of the "feeced"
Therefore, all we say h, "Where is Newark
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-18

THE LATE CHANCELLOR FEyLEGHuTskN.-Ats
meeting OF the Council OF the Unveriy Of the City
of New-York, held on Tuesday, the following among
other resolutions, were adopted in reference 10 inc
docease OF Chancellor Frelinghuysen:
gAreas IL has pleased God in His awse proNioenee. 20
remove by death the lion Theodore Frenghu, sen Lit d.
the second chancellor Of the unyeIy OF the Cry OF Ne"
York and Uaercos IL becoming that tbey "Ao he"
well hond record their estimr OF BIZ worth or ne comlo
OF surviving and for the Of all aiming At
high excellence. -,
Re.,re That We recognize IN Mr. Frelinghuy'en mode
man Aud statesman and Chr,iau that h whole oouso IA a
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-18
Reecipn Of prodscx.

ArRIL i7-I50O0 bbl, Flour 1000 bbls. Corn Meal 200
bags do $40 bb. Whisky 49, bush Com 400 bush O.
1900 psgs ftov1ions, z.JS9 Pkgs. Lard.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-18

Markets-oAngFuLLT HKroRTsp PoE TFRN. Y. TRisuss
THUKsDAr. April H. 1862.
ASHES srady and In fair demand saes Of eJ bbis a.
o. 80 for Pearls aud o. 6,t for Pots.
COrTON-The demsnd hA been very active still confined
and spinne and prices again higher TIE
ssles 500 b.les We sppcnd revised quotations:
kyv-i0RK QUALIFICATION.
A.t.f n a r..
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-18
CITY I7.EMS
AMUsHMENTs THIS EVENING.

WALLACE. TaxArxs-No eA Broadway wonder.
y,v-.n c.vnyS--Btoadway Tho Toodles" Sill
wsss, RIM. Deep and " Robert Mscaire."
L.uR. Kxr.r's sTHHATrR-Brosdwsy. The Mccarthy or
Peepo Day"
N,p,o,, GAspys-Broadway "Ths Enohantre""
,,r.,. AxrnrcAs sMUsRuM-Broadway. Com. Mutt, Liv'
iry Urpopotanus, Whale, &C., day aud nShti ih'
ns,. nd the Oval afternoon and evening
W. Axpruos & Co.'S MgsA9gKrE-Seventeenth stfees'
80, S,tb syenue-Wd Beasts. Performing EiepnAnts'
The Lion Tamers &c, three times day
or rBs AsDKs-Goupi's, No. 7S Broad
way $1,000 . ,,,,,
Boyx Cu,pnL--Brosdwsy. Capt. williams "Wh'ins
Voyage" r.
N.r,oy.L ACADEMY OF DssGs-ko. DO bfoaavy osy
and evening"
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-18

The Academy Of Music will open, under Mr.. Gr"u'
with the Havana Troupe and Others on Easter Mon
dsy. Miss Kellogg, Madame D'Angri, Tombes'
Ferri. in Trocatore. On Wednesday the 23d, tho
tenor Tombes. TIE Brooklyn Academy also VIII 90
opened. Signora Bassegio, in consequence OF Ill
health, has been compelled to break her engagement
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-18
IAdVer.fseulaof 4

Young MEN ABOUT TO ENGAGE IN BUSINESS,
ard anxious 10 select pursut 10 which they bst
ceed should Pnrenos scal Examination at tosLAs
g. WELLS, No 503 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-18

THANKS FOR TuE ABOLITION OF SLAVERY IN rHE
DisrRIcr os CoLunsiA.--The colored people of this
city will hold Thanksgiving services in Shiloh Church.
on Sunday evening, in commemora'ion oil the Aboli-
ton of Slavery in the District Of Columbia ser
mon will be preached by the Rev. Henry Highland
Garnet.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-18
fAdvertiseulapt.

COOP FRIDAY.--Those who make this day
Of recreation will find BARSUAs MgsErs the most intsecs
ing place Two performances take Psce and two Phys q
each
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-18

The NEw-YoRK OPTBALaIc HosPITAL.--The
Quarterly Report Of the attending surgeons Ds. Gafsh sd
forth that they have received and given ID
vice to hundred and nDeysiS patients at the New fok
Opthsuic Hospital making total Of ten thousand patients
since the Of this charity 1be lnsttn opes
for reception Of patients Tuesday Thursday and
Saturday, FROM IL to p. m.
FEMALE PIcKPocKET.-MariaL Lambert, alias
Ellen Mcsh was arrested Yesterday charge Of stealing
from tho person Of Daniel Morgan, OF Crooks Hotel IN
Chatham street wallet continuing 415 H. 1t sppe.n hsa
Msds acco..ed Morxsn in Thomas street wednesday
usht and the pocket book and 50 Of the noneJ ws
on IN. person Of the prsoaer when she arcssl
Justice Brennan committed her for trsl
ANXIOUS YoR THE TIME.-Yesterdsy. margaroe
W-st wss arrested on charge Of FtesDz silver vecb vs
ed AZ from the person Johu Jebes OF NO. $40 Monroe
street whom she sccoted in Water street "wednesday
night Justice Brennan committed the woman for trial.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-18

PREsEsrA1Ios.-On Wednesday evening q gold
medal was presented by the drum corps OF tho
37th Regiment, N. Y. 8. NJ, to Drum-Maor
Graham, of the 7th Regiment, at the DIVISION
Armory. Tie presentation was made BY Coi'
Charles Roome Of the 37th, in short speech, 70
which the recipient responded. The drum corps
slso rave all exhibition Of their attaiDments.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-18
sUrREME COURT I7.-Before ia
CLkkkE.


DECISIONS.
Wm II. Tibbals act. Andrew s. Losee ct al
Motion gfaned
Lizzie EcAel sgt. Samuel Ecke.-Ju5gment OF divorce
granted. =,
Alvin j. johnson e, al sst Henry c. Johnson-Motion da
MED without costs.
John Wnd, jr at. John VI. rrimble ct e.-Case settled
First aud 9. .cond amendments allowed third d, ,slo"ed
Matoin Kerr at. Henry h. keuAn the intertos soncs
allowed except Is
NOTICE TO THE BAR.
All orde and motions reiur-lie on Friday lSn ~h "Sna
adjourned TO Mou1ay ApTilsi
sPRcl, TrgH-APRlL I5-Before Justice BiLccr.
DECISIONS.
Levi Z. Morton ct al. sgt. Nathaniel Sands e. al.
Dsmuer 10 answer sustained saye svea defendants
10 amend th. answer on payment n Costs
Btuedic. Barnard e Al Lewis keisie'-Deinurrer over
ruled with cosl bu. leave given 10 amend on pay nent VI
C'sta
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tho previous one, and tho corresponding time OF 1851

Losns Deposits Bpecie. Citoof a.
NY April SI2J4l24U S9J T5s Os 1864 6s asoot o.
Bostn bp 6l,O58 969 2l0O90l0 e6sss.5 6'.iooS9S
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-18

The Vineyard is the title Of a now paper pno'
lisbed at Jersey City by William z. Peck and wii'
liam Rowe, monthly, at 25 cents year, IN eiehs
quarto pages. 1t contains much useful information
for grape culturists.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-18
oods for the week ending April II, Us follows:

For more detailed reports of the Foreign and Domes-
tic markets, SEQ SKhI-WEEKLr TRIBUNE.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-18

DEBATING SocIgrY.-The Cooper Union Desstin2
Society gives an entertainment to its friends IN tne
Chemical Lecture-room Of the Cooper Institute, To-
morrow night.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-18

Mr.. Greeley will speak on the Topics OF the Day
this evening, ut Bleecker Buildings.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-18

FELL ANoSG THEvEs.-On Wednesday ngAk.
Wm H. Sherman having in his pocket four Spanish do
looms went out to take walk when he encountered JauHs
Walker Mary Kelly sud Kate rrayer. who cordially invited
him to accompany them 10 psse In WISER street and drink
apd while be was taking drak the turned o. when
he w.s sssed and robbd by tbepryo OF his douboon his
ves And his toos and indscen,y kicked into the street
TIE bootess Sherman immediately informed the police Of s
experiences and the patty arrested taken before Jusaes
Brennan snd committed for ttisl.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-18

No QUoRua.-For want Of . quorum there was
no meeting of the Board of Aldermen last evening
and it is not likely that this branch Of our City Gov
enmeut will have session until the adjournment OF
the Legislature. majority of the Aldermen are al
Albany interesting themselves in the passage OF the
tax levy, as the appropriations gre badly wanted IN
some Of tho departments.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-18

CoRosERs' CAsEs.-Yesterdsv, Coroner Nadmaa
held inquest tho body Of Emily L. Cave h yeSs
straw open lot III tysixL street near PiAA
accidentally set FIRE to her clothes End was burue< -
severely that she died u three hours.
Coroner Wdey held inquest ysrerdsy on the beay a
John Moore lad twelve yosrs old, who while rlsyns
the dock at foot Of Warren street, accident lily fen in,a
the water and drowned. Deceased resided with n
M other at No. 207 Franklin street.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-18
UNITED STATES SANITARY COMMISSION.

6IR: Two hundred boxes of hospital supuEaa
from the United States Sanitary Commission reached Pi,
burg the day before the battle We ~ish do useh
r Yorktown Mr. Ona'ed has just sent telegram ssline
supplies very much reduced and need cnibutons
Of every sort without deisy."
Will you be kind enough to give this notice promins,k
place your paper Of to morning hope that n
who read may feel it to be direct personal appeal
Respectfully
Miss f. Collins, Mrs. X. NJ Bstobford. MIRA L. Schuv>
ler Mrs Wm. Fellows. Mrs Robt Colby. BIZ. w. Brie.
ham, Dr. w. II. Draper, Committee on snDpies
Womans Centyol AssOciot0n @ Relief No 10 Cooper Unsn
Third avenue.