New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-05

tent to go Dack 10 mere human haDu-poWer' W 40
ever wants anything in the way of Agricultural
Machinery may apply for ii by letter to Messrs W.,
Al. & Co., with Il moral certainty of being faithfully
and satisfactorily served.
TRADE WITH The SOUTHERN PoRTs-Large num-
bers Of applications are daily made TO the Collector
of che Fort by merchants and shippers for cearances
TO Fortress Monroe, Newbern, Port Royal, Ship 1s-
and, New Orleans, and other ports occupied by
the Union troops, and for permission TO open trade
with the citizens. These applicants have been re-
fcrred to Secretary Chase, but Up TO the present time
he has not authorized Mr.. Barney to issue single
clearance to New-Oreans, any other port for gen.
eral merchandise. Recently two ship-loads of ice,
so}ely for hospital purposes, cleared from Bos
ton to Orleans, that quantity being deemed suf
feicnt to the immediate demand for that article.
Shipments made nearly every day from this port
60 Newbern, Port Royal. anG Ship Island, lut the
Grade is confined exclusively 10 onr troops, SPECIAL
permits being granted with that restriction,
abe shippers being bound in heavy sums, ana
with tVo good surcties not violate tie terms of
their agreement. Permits of this character are
granted only to Suffers who, at Port Rows and
other warm regions, are diving large trade in the
sale Of ice. Adams's Express CoDpany, Of which
John Hoy is lie agent, has been granted permission
TO resume their business at the Southern ports
IN possession OF our troops under certain Restrictions
They have had communication tor some time with
Newbern snd Port Royal. We learn from the Col
1ecIr that elearences for any kind Of merchandise
will he granted from this port or any other 10 New
Orleans, unit, the new Collector bas arrived there
and established himself in the Custom House, and
made suitable preparations fer dishsrg ging bis duiics
Even u en- pcrs,ps will not be allowed TO trade IN
thas port except under heavy bonds to deal with
the enemy.
CHARGED WITH RoBBIsG Masonic LODGES
THEIR JEwErs.-On Saturday Joseph Beschau the
.Jani,or of the Masonic Temple, corner Of Broome
and Crosby streets, was arrested on charge OF
breaking into The chests where the jewels were kept
by means Of false keys and ro6bing them Of Jewels
and other property to the amount of about $3,OOO
The Iodces which suffered by the act Of the Jsnitor
are the Montgomery, Clinton Mystic, EnerTrse,
and Davey. The accused was committed for trial.
MgADs POoKET-BOy OF GAMEs.-The war has
excited ingenuity in various ways. This box in It's
kind, is d striking proof Of the fact. TIE materials
of all the games played sit.ng-Chess, Checkers,
DomnOcs Bacs gammon, Whist, Cfibbdge ETC., the
men, tOards counters and sofor.h being OF full size
for adult players, beside excellent Institution
Book compiled from standard anthorties-are here
.curionslv compressed into the size Of pockeiyol
ume which can literally be carried in the pocket,
and hence in the knapsack ard being wi,bal beauti
fully made 10 lt to be placed likewise the draw
ipg-room table.
How the traditional ponderous mock-vo!umes Of
Back gtmInou tie copacious Chess-c:,se e,c, 20
squeezed into Il tenth OF ther usual szc, we do not
propose TO siow; but think that tie soldier, tic
&raveler, and tie family circle wil welcome this
essential, elegant novelty. ". S. Mead, No. $40
Broadway, n. T., is tie manufacturer.
PoLIcE MoaEMESIs.-Duriug tho past week the
Police Commissioners made the following appoint
Ients:
Pstrek Oates Third Precinct; Jeremiah McCaery,
% the lnuGh A1aDder se 10 the ri n, Leon A None,
10 Fourteenth Ltsr 10 the sesenteeuth Paick
Brophy. the Third ard Mes Deshay. The fh aud
soSspd The ioown. reit al; Ds: Ihonls H. Miller o. The
Fourteenth and tsh ihompsine, o tic Twenty ninth Pe-
cibc..
Present COFDITios or JEFFERDs, THE MUIR
DEFER OF WALTON AsD MATTHEws.-Charles NJ.
Jefferds, now lying under sentence Of death in the
Tonljs. has been declared by the prison physieisns
to be in dangerous condition in consequence Of dis
ease engendered by his dssoule haLs andit has been
deemed necessary, Il order to presecye bis life, to
move him TO a prison where there is regular hos.
pita attached, and that at beat hs recovery 10 doubt
fui. His mother visits him frequently, and appears
10 be very much downcast. Since the t.ial OF her
son her social difficulties have weighed heavily upon
her.
BEErHovzs's MUSICAL WoRgs CcYPLETE.-
MeHsrs' D. bchuberth &, Co., 81. Nicholss Hotel,
Broadway. entrance Spring street, advertise for sub
scrbeis 10 alossrs' Bretkof g. Hartels new Ieipsic
edition. embracing as the circular Gays " works
hitherto unpublished, and suggesting all former pub
hcations as TO correctness beauty, and cbeapless.o
Tie whole Of the works will be ssued in four wears
in - SERIES at tel cents sheet Proofs of the ed
tion may be al hessrs Schubersh's. The edition
includes orchestral and vocal works. equally with
piano aAd quartet compositions.
RIVER THrEvEs-Ths ship Guy Mannerinr. living
st Pier No 81 East River, was entered by some river
tbievesa few days ago. who stole sails the amount
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