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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-07

NEW WoRKs FOR THE WILLIAMsBURGH Gas
CoMpAYY.-The Williamsburgh Gas Company have
purchased two and bali blocks OF ground at the
foot of North Twelfth street, upon which they pro-
pose TO erect their new works One OF the largest
and fnest docks IN the city has already been built.
The reort house will be 222 feet by %, in addition
10 which there will be two buildings, respectively
III and 10 feet by 30, and two stories high.
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SNTEyYTH WARD REruBLIcaNs.-A n special
meeting of the Sixteenth Ward Republican Associa-
ton, held on Friday evening. the 4th inst, al their
headquarters, No. 2i5 Eighth avenue, the following
resolution offered by ,he Secretary, Mr.. II. e.
pagke was adopted:
Resossd That We. tb. Republicans 81 lie Sixteenth Ward
10 ~. Cy ~ Arw ok d Sne every tru. lover 81
Liberty aud Progress upon Ae sion Of the senate OF The
United st.ies In her adoption Of the I'm sncpsto1 pTopcs
the President Abrahsm Lincoln ana alec b. The Anon
ton Of Slavery the District OF Co..bA believing the e
bat susuy Of toe deseranes OF or country
from 's do ssspoiic slave Ohsafohy and Tire
iiuu 10 OF Civilization aud Justice Tyranny and sbo
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Afxt AIMANAF.

hfSIArrh.
.un-Rise,....5:3J Sets.......G;;O Moon-Rhe,. l:l1
WATER THIS
sandy Hook. i252 Gov Island. Ia. HelGsts. S:.J
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fesees that bis representations were faee. Ills vic
alta 20 that che was obliged to do and 10 say Jns'
what he ordered ber-to appear sick when be saio
SO, 10 cry when he related heart-rendng story
and TO cooperate with him generally in his swlnd'
ling transactions. On Saturday he was taken before
Justice Brennan at the Tombs Police Court ano
committed for examination.
PRrsESTs WoRIFILY BTsTowyD.-Upon tne
order of several prominent citizens OF Bnhao'
Messrs. Tiffany & Co. have just completed costly
and handsome sDuif.box for presentation TO Lieut.
John l.. Norden, the commander Of the Mohiloi
during her recent engagement with the Mermac'
The box is elegantly designed, and cost about sJoo
1t is g inches wide, by 81 inches in length, and =
inches deep, and weighs about ounces The eA'
terror of the cover is ornamened around the edge
with an imitation cable, and within an oval medal
lion in the center is representation OF tue late
fight Over the picture is inscribed,
Lieut. John l.. Worden, U. S. N. From citizens Of
Buffalo, N. T."
and underneath,
You beat the Meniruac and saved the Minnesota"
This gift was ordered by sixty citizens of Buffalo
no one being allowed to subscribe more than =.
Tiffany & Co. have also prepared an elegant watch
and chain for presentation to Capt j. A. Burgess,
formerly commander Of the ship Monarch of the
Seas. Ii is the gift of number of insurance com
panies, az will be better explained by the following
inscription, which is engraved on the cover, over the
dial:
Presented to Capt a. Burgess formerly Of tie ship Mon
arch OF the Seas by the Unon Orient, Sun, Colunhs ie
csniile and Commercial Insurance Companies OF
and the Merchants Gaspec Commercial and American IN
Companies Of Providence Rhode itlsnd to marx
their oil eitoous services rendered on the voyage
from AkySb 10 Liverpool, during the year 1888"
On one side of the case are the initials ." j. A. Is.
in reverse lowered cipher and on the othe', an en-
craving of Neptune riding in his car upon the sea-
gold cabe-chain is attached to the watch ornamened
with "A comedian seal mounted by n dolphin entwin-
inc trident, foul anchor, aud a watehkey IN the
form Of an old-iashoned boat.paddle. The watch Is
one Of Frodshams new series Of cbronometer balance
movements.
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broke out IN the premises corner Of Prince and Ill
larry streets, but the flames extnguished before
much damage was done. The fire is supposed to
have originated from ashes thrown among a lot Of
rags
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and understanding, have seemed az sound as in his
earlier years. His conversation his occasional ad.
dresses in religious meetings even his latest writ
ings, have given evidence of failure in these re-
spects. His present illness is attended with acne
suffering. lie ia gradually and TRANQUILITY declining
into his final Sleep
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Spoken.
Disasters, &c.

March a. ai SO o. lon. % So ,gused Ok Edions bound
Weat.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME COURT-CaAxBERs-APRiL 8.-Before Justice
BARNARD.

SUPREME COURT-CHAnBRRs-APRrL 8.-Before Justice
BARNARD.
The PROFITS OF THE HACKLEY CONTRACT.
Lewis Davis agt. Andrew J. Hackley e. al
The motion for an injunction to restrain Hackley
sal his associate, from receiving the due from the city
under the Hackley sreeesnDg contract. came on to-day
pursuant TO po,tponement John T. Burr James T. Brady
and r. o. Clark for the Messs Hope applied for fnrthe
poponemen tho ground that, IN consequence VI Dir
Burds absence from the city the last few days and Mr.
Isckcys sickness they had been unable to procure the
Necessary opposing sfidsvit'.
Mr. Edwin james, for Mr Dsy, the plaintiff oppo'ed the
motion, stating that postpcuenent had been granted OIL
Tuesday With the express understanding that 1t should 60
On to-day.
After hearing some further discussion the Judge concluded
postpons th. motion TIL next Saturday, at 10 O'clock a. N
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-ArRL
Before Commissioner SriLwELI-
THE CONDEMNED SLAYER AUGUSTA.
Mr.. Stilyell has been engaged this week in taking
testimony Of in the OF the BARI Augusta TO be
u,ed the Uni states Supreme Court on tie appeal nom
Judge shiPmsns decree condemnins tho Augusta a. a'e
SUPERIOR CoURT-sPgcru TFRx.-APRrL 3-Before
Justice MosCRIEF.
SLOWS.
Elijah r. Aumack agt. Columbian fus. Co.
Ca. settled.
sauue! A. Swinnerton ct al ss Columbian lur Co.-ts'e
sett.ed Pape,- IL CLERKS Office
Peter Nom. st Tbon.uss J. Wash.-OTder granted
Bank Of Mutoai Redemption tgt. VIM sturgs j., ct o.
Notion far leave file and amended and supple
a.ertsl complaint granted S. 81,
Clement leosdt at. joseph Morrison, impid-Mo,ion
denied with ~ costs.
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SPKcE roR EuRoPr.-Ibe steamer Saxona,
which eft this port ON Saturday for Hamburg. took
$50 600 in specie. The Ednburgh, for Liverpool,
430j, 90. TOTAL, $i6j, 0O0
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TIM Cum fOR DIrHIHrRIA.-Th Le~iston
Me- Ercsu.g Journal says that the cure for diPh-
therla communicated to The public a few weeks ago
by Melrcse correspondent Of The Boifoa Journal
has proved valuable one, and that gentleman Of
that town who war suffering from the disease
adopted the method Of treatment suggested, and
found relief almost instantsneousy. The article
recommended ii will be recollected by many, was
tie Actea Racemos OF black snake root used locally
as garglc and internally. We repeat the directions
for using the remedy.
A.sguse ,easpooufn % the ,ncure IL. ded 70 two
of wAte and -7.ed hour 'or ~ hours
TIL Il progress Of the dseae 10 arrested after which the
intervals may be extended 70 81 hour aud ha or more as
the SYMPTOMS may justify In connection with the use OF the
urgc or .epaaiey the adult patient should sse internally
10 the three tsbepoons Of tho tinoture Ia
the course Of "a hour, In addition TO the foregoing give
ten drops Of the med nc'ufe Of iron three times 10 q
hours. powder Of three i've gains VI the ehos'e OF
potash IN the interval
The above, il mus, be noted, are doses for aduts,
and in the cases Of children the quantities VIII have
TO be diminished according 10 age, &c.
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The Rev. Nathan Bangs is seriously i'll at his resi-
dence in tbis city. Tbe liettod,a says;
Hitherto his faculties have hardly shown decay
iIf his memory has suffered somewhat by te 'hcieas
no ipGrmities Of aye bis nobler powers, biz reason
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THE Courts FOR APRIL.-The April Term Of the
Courts. which commences to-day. promises nothing I'M
usual to the common Of business The last Term
exceedingly busy but Il doubtful whether much
progre" viii be made this month as then. The Federal
Con will be In session during the month the Circuit Court
business being prize aud Admiralty appeal collectors
suits ,lGve aud other criminal and the District Court
prize revenue and Admiralty The Supreme Court will
hold two circuits presided by Justice barnard and a
judge from another District; Oyer and Tsniner Special
FERN held by Juce lnsraham and ChsEbes by Justice
Csrke The latter branch commences with aed motion
calendar Of about $50 and the par.e business will
up the time Of the Jud 10 to IL o'clock daily The
General Term will meetne,t Saturday FOR the purpose OF rem
derins decisions
The Superior Court viii hold General SPecel and two
Trial Terms during the whole month The General Term
Calendar contains a cases aud tie Special Term 10 One OF
the Judges holding the former will st daily 70 hear sx pare
applications from 10 to II O'Clock Judge Moncref who will
hold the Special Term will hear motions DAY from 10
10 II o'clock, when the Calendar will be called
The Common Pleas holds General Term this month, but
will continue the two Trial Terms throughout and have u
Special Term In addition The dci,ion Of Judge Brady
the Fort Gsnevoo injunction viii be looked for before the
April Term closes
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NATIoyAL USos CLUB.-Ihe General Committee
of the National Union Clubs OF this city mot on Friday
night at O'Gradya Hotel, corner of Eighth street
aud Broadway, j. c. Ham IN the chair. The bust
ness Of the old Committee for the pest year was
closed up III satisfactory TO all concerned.
On motion, tho old officers were rendered vote OF
thanks for their efficient services MIR. Garfield wa
appointed temporary Chairman. The retiring Chair,
man, in accepting the thanks OF the Committee sad
he hoped TO The party strong enough to complete
y crush ont Aboitionsm before long, and expressed
Himself in favor OF srngng up all ianeice, either al
fine North. South, East, or West. The Committee
ON Credentials reported delegates from III Wards,
and after discussion to whether they could adopt
and elect officers under the Old Constitution and by
Laws, the Committee adjourned until week ifo"
next Friday.
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YoUNG MESS DEWocnArIc UvloN CLuB.-lhis
organization Of ten years standing, and broken up
in consequence Of spit OF the Baltimore 'on'e"'
ton, met on Friday night a OGrady's, Broadway,
with view 10 reorganization IL. L. Carr oecu-
Iied the chair, Cyrus Ramtay acting as Secretary,
About % members were present. n Committee %.
seyen was appointed 10 draft u platform ana Dass
of a per,nanent organization, 10 lie reported at the
next meeting. A Committee was also appointed 10
draft a memorial in favor Of the eIclnslon oil Tue
question of Slavery from the councils OF the nation
and il was also resolved that all persons who attend
member, upon siqning the roll, without ballot.
After some speeches tho duty OF holding fast 70
the Democratic faith in the present emergency OF
the country, the meeting adjourned subject to The
call of the Chair.
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BILLIARD ToURsAMEST.-Ihe billiard match
made up at Cleveland some weeks ago, between
Michael Foley and J. Doery, for $500 a side, was
PLAYED at Irving Hall on Friday evening The
game was the four carom, 600 points up, stakes
$50 side, and the same amount on the highest run
Ralph benjamin Of New-York was chosen as UNI
pire by Deery, and John Trawley of Cleveland, by
Foley. Christopher Bird, of philadelphia, was BE-
lected as referee snd Louis Fox, Of Philadelp hia,
was chosen a. game-keepcr. AZ 9 O'Clock precisely
the play begun, both exercising unusual caution.
Foley, one Of the champions OF tho previous even.
ing attracted more attention than hs opponent, and
upon his playing many bets were made. His cool
pess and caution were the subject OF much remark.
Ueery seemed more excitable. 40 cautious were
both that all spirit in the game Tagged, misses and
runs Of one or two being the order OF the night,
varied occasionally by tens and twepties. Foley
continued to count up ,lowly, aud at midnight was
DECLARE the winner. lie counted i9S points ahead.
His best runs were -, 81, 80 aud one or two among
the 4Os. Upon the announcement Of tho result OF
the game Foley was loudly oheered.
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MARRIAGE BY AID. DAYroy.-On Sat

MARRIAGE BIT AID. DAYTON.-Un SatuIday,
L. s. Marsh. Murray ordered ID. arrest Of VIM Walker the
second mate OF the packet ship American Union, on the
charge Of having on the passage Of that ship from Liverpool 70
port seduced Ann Naloy the high Walker made
r.fdsyii that he single that be knew ~ no legal
impeachment in the way of ms martge TherenFo the d
Mar.hs took the couple before Mayor Opdke be welded
The Mayor refused 70 perform the mouy as he I'D not
know the parties Tie Marshal then procured the services Of
AID Dayton who tied the nupta knot and Mr. and Mrs
" ster vent on their way rejoicing.
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gnenrantc CoinpdrIlee.

AsAY-DAY HINTS.
DON'T NEGLECT YOUR INstR ANCE
POOR INSURANCE is DEAR AT ANY PRICE!
THE
CONTINENTAL 1NSURANC E Co..
No IU2 BROADWAY,
Between Wall and pire.
Icsores Dwellings Furniture and other insnFabe property
ct lair rates, sni divides t. Its customers
threciourths Of its profits.
CASH CAPITAL..................Sj UO
SURPLt S......................'... 3Sl.giS 70
ASSET >...,.....'... ....'.'.'.''' A,J|Jsoic -
GEORGE 7. HOPE, Pres
VI n. L,nPoRT, Sec.
ClRts PECK Assis ant Sec.
TINE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE So
CIETY " Broadway. Newly ork.Ih'sistle only stock
Company in America which divides ~ WHOLE PIloi
rro Ys,a among the Assured legal interest Only being PAID
npon its capital which hy investment iroducts nearly tns
sane Tho Society thus Oilers all the advantages OF
ruey Mutual and Il Socs Company The assured nave
~ tie pr there Is srauty If perpetual Cspii StoeA
and it, Direo,s have direct pecuniay interest IN ma aging
~ seaiT. - N prudence sud economy
WIN &. ALEXANDER President
HENRY Is. NY De NicePie dent
GKORGE W. PlnLLWs Aotusry.
HENRY DAY, Attorney.
Daniel LORD Council
Iosrru ". PAINE, Secretary.
EpvAHD X. Ll~gkEr, r. -, Phyd ian
WJlLAKg PAkNsR. NJ d, Consulting Physician
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Nrw-Yonk HosrI11.-weekly Report to april

Males. 80 Femsie.. 81
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matben benn Die Wldoel5, jett6er1 un0 Spa :?
uno NO tit Ger Better GipttfrteO ?"
Die 5ommfrpenr1tGin mar fetnes Wptte6
nte0r mddptig fe fab um iidb ter tbeils IeGy
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Wr.t uf1D WeburtsbeIIer,

FFt6t INV VtPUttHTNtIkN
Stp. % ScrtaroItr., SpiIben Gr ter Rno &lesbr+
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H Anb linh eeieIbt ale Neu 8ruGb1nber nno Glspor-
sTs fur WaHasrs 5a'Ien une Rnaer sn hlbsn ApS0Smt
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Or. Sobnlton.

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