New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-10

lnR, 10 name inc relercei Ruaioi" "A -
pendents in Rebel States to be appointed W .no
Court; in foreclosures, Courts shall 'aho P'ooi VI
the amount instead of reference; supplementary
proceedings GOOD against joint debtors assignment.
not IN nrotsct from answering; appeal to Court OF
Appeals RESPONDENT may give security and enforce
srecr,;o, Mr.. Connolly introduced bill amending
hs Central Railroad Consolidation act, repeating
tha clause limiting tho fare Of way passengers 70
two cents per mile.
In the Assembly, bills were passed relative 70
evidence; the New.York Unsafe Building ACT; re-
healing the act relative to School Libraries 10 the
CITY of New. York; relative to the Common Schools,
New-York; amending the Charter Of Brooklyn.
The bill relative to unclaimed property and the
Pulteney estate bill were lost. Some debate was had
on the bill to regulate the Staten Island ferries
The bill establishing and regulating ferries between
Staten Island and NewYork was referred to the Ju.
dietary Committee to report complete.
Twenty Indian chiefs and warriors, with their
squsws, appeared at Barnum's Museum yesterday
afternoon for the frs! time. These red men OF the
forest are the parties who have recently been on
visit to Washington to SEQ their Father Abraham,
the President of the United States. They represent
Arrapahoes, Csddos and Cbeyennes Among them
are the following famous Chiefs Lone Wolf Sec
ond.rate chief and noted warrior; White Bull, SOD
Of the great chief Tahasan, great fighter and lead
ing partisan; Yellow Buffalo, distinguished peace
maker and q true friend to the white mani Little
Heart, a treacberous, bad man, and the leader OF
band Of bad men-he has the reputation OF having
scalped O large number OF whites; Poor Bear, an
old man now on the shelf, formerly great man in
his tribe; Spotted Wolf, second-rate chief, ia.
nous warrior and great partsan War Bonnet con-
trolls hundred lodges, and Is chief Of great nflu.
ence; Pricked Forehead, an old chief or sort of
lawyer among the Indians; Ten Bears, chief and
counselor of note. These Indians are plumed,
painted, and dressed in tho costume Of their differ
ent nations
Shortly after 7 o'clock last evening" Charles
NoIl, young man, was found dead in bis room at
No. 90 Bowery. 1t appears be had committed
suicide by taking laudanum and opium, after having
administered dose Of the same description 10 q
young girl to whom he was engaged to be married.
The girl was found in an insensible condition. medi-
cal aid was at once procured for her, aud at last
accounts she was in a fair way for recovery.
Mr.. Putnam, Collector Of Internal Revenue for
the Eighteenth aud Twsnty6rst Wards of this city,
gives final notice that all persons subject TO tax for
license must pay up before the 18th Of April, or
take the consequences, which will be fine three
times the amount Of the license or imprisonment. at
the discretion of the Court.
/ Charles G. Staekpole IL under examination IN
Beverley, Mass, charged with administering arsenic
in food to his father, mother and two ssters. Que
OF bis sisters died. but it Is thought tho rest OF tue
family will recover. The alleged criminal Is but q
years old and the motive for his act is said 10 bs
TO get full possession Of his fathers property.
D The Freedmen's Association held meeting last
{ evening 10 Brooklyn. 1t was well attended AMI
well addressed by Horace Greeley, Theodore Tlton
Col. Beard, and very intelligent contraband. who
gave graphic and humorous history of his escspe
from the Rebel army. 30
I "A dinner was given to Gov. Oliver p. Morton
of Indiana last evening, at the Maison Dores. The
Mayor presided, and speeches were made by Gov.
Morton, Robert Dale Owen. Mayor Opdyke, David
Dudley Field, Gen. Wool. Col. Howe, Ellio, c.
Cowdin, exJudge Bonney, and II. j. Raymond.
The new and splendid steamer Morning Star
belonging TO the New-York Mail Steamship Com
pany made trial trip down the bay yesterday.
The Directors and a large number OF invited guests
interested in the enterprise were on board.
The fast steamer City OF Cork will sail from
Pier No. A, North River for Liverpool via Queens
town, at ~ O'Clock noon to-day friday. All news
and commercial dispatches sent out in her will be
landed at Queenstown upon her arrival there.
The U. s. steamer Sumter, which left here on
,l uIf far orf IVA mi damaged
sea, put iuto Hampto0 Roads again tried to get 70
Port Royal but yesterday got back to this port for
repairs. t..
Franklin Townsend Of Albany and George IL.
Middleton OF Syracuse have been appointed by the
Governor and confirmed by the Senate Trustees Of
the Nsw.York State Ioiot Asylum.
The Canal Commissioners have resolved that
the Canals Of New-York shall be opened for navgs-
ton on the first of May.
The stock market generally was without ami
nation and the commission houses appear to have but fcw
orders Governments quiet but steady The Western
stock. were generally steady Railroad bonds wthou.
change Of importance and In fair demand At the Second
Board there better feeling with good demand for the
leading fsnees At the close the market firm. At the
O'Clock call there strong feeling with disposition
TO buy the leading ance In foreign exchange there hs'
not much DONE aud the rates huclusts with the
ment In gold Freghs extremely dull and rates are
greatly depressed, more than at any time within two
years Gold has Aueusted considerably, bu. within noder
ate im Il sold to moderate extent between 1861 and
las closing at lsi bid The passage Of the Gold bill in the
state Senate had uniyoble naoence In The afternoon
In money there change to note Bankers and instu
lions lending freely sac cent CALL aud Ia the
discount there good demand for paper at s97
p cont.