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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-09
SUPERIOR oCURr-srEclAL TrsN-July g. Befor
Justice MosCgIKY
DECISIONS,

Alexander Hardy agt. Pcyton JHndon ct al-Ihe
should have liberty bill Of exceptions
within ten days the entry of this order with
hearing thereon the General Tenn Of this Court upon
hst appeal from the Judgment herrn james beatty ct al.
AIT Henry H. Williamson John McHeehcr agt. Hugh Kelly
Order. granted Jacob toone. AT. Janies Broslmea low
Motion denied Wihsn h. Blair ugt Lewis NJ Me~AsI-
Order of vacated and dseha god the defendant
TO &c costs to defendant TO abide the
event OF tho action John Turner ~ al oct Niam Mar
tnMotion granted upon payment OF costs OF opposing
this motion Joseph b.g-y ast. Aaron Bcrnhansee nom
upon the papers e with tho CLERK At Special Term
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-09


Damp FnuIr--Imlnsdissly following our last. Apples
took sudden start upward and prices reached Tie during
yesterday and to-day however the demand has fallen on aud
prices are tho last quoted Other kinds OF Died I
have very hlus sc.viy end prioss are unchanged We
Quetst
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CHEESE.

The tnsist 10 very much unsettled by the dsoline In Er
change Buyers Offering lo,dllo for pnme Chssss bot
hol.rs are willing accept such rates should TIE do
aius in Gold become settled fact however prices would
reoeds II being nposibc to alter quotations to
tho truly let tho old stand, but
,on.t that no sales be made at such prices English
dairy daring tho past low days thofc have been
M.
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Inc 800 Dee 9O7 20 Ipe.7sA2o 20 Dse36, 800
BY reducing the Wheat to Flour, the quantity Of
the latter left at Underwater this year. compared with
the corresponding period Of last year, shows def
cheney equal to 367 $40 bbls. -four.
The following comparative table shows the quan.
ty of acme of the principal articles of produce left
At tide-water from tho commence ment OF navga-
ton, to and including tho 30th Of june in tho years
iudicatad.
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For choice Sstshahtn ub, there has been good dsmsnd,
p.t, on account Of tho scarcity OF really ohoos hans boy
ss tsAns them to repsck for the shipping trade Choice
had good demand alec. bat today tho nsko 10
very uch unsettled, and prcs. although noninany tue
sane arc really ssssf. Western b.s sod very SLOWLY sud
Offering lower snEes winch holders ais IN
nj a. II q nnllni
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-09

MAINE CUUhI-JULf e-be1oTe Judge ALhsh
Allen Donald ss Capt Bartlett, oi tie sup f1en sears
This was suit brought TO recover $oUOio alleged
assault aud f..e mpnso eut The dsieuo ~as
duct whe ve.s aud OF repeated sis Of diso
brd.nc. aud further force used than was nsoes
.ary proper obedsncs To such orders suppress
.ueh uiuous ard diso dey conduct and - protect tho
vessel aud those bossi nom the CONSCIOUSNESS
IL appeared the trial that tho second day out O'Clock
In tho ornns tie order 20 isca ship that
the piant,f complained taAt he could noS
Do mors hig IT wbsfoupon the captain re-
pcst,d ords the ,nth positively rsasee - obey aud
Inc eaptan caught hold Of him. when 1suuf turned and
.,racs tue captain face with his tie mskt his nose
IA ..tns psinh into the forward mouse o. deok Pfev
Gus TO TIL. Il tho mate prsven, iva sePEs,g
them tho Who insisted tna M thoad NOT IN
teffee captain All and rstdsn foand
that plaintiff had escaped om wLoIo he bid been con
hnsd; Ls procured Delaying pa, Aid AnaIy isLns
tho plaintiff IN tho iorecastle and hsb ed on he
,uuspderlng; tho plaintiff replied that - would kiosk
b. brains out nr. ts rei.ins oe.g NJ in
IN. captain struck him aud missed him 10 .isnih tnsD
.,facA tbs cap tho tempe with tho PHI ssa
hirl and rushed an bsndi,hnE the Delaying ~ All c.us
10 the crew by his tune " ~
two Of whom Of the vessel sA1ss 500 asI-
ano~ them being armed Wit cal 90 not
loaded they pursued Tho pantn. who rialy
and BY direction OF the csptsp his hsnc and
he was couhi ed In OF the hschss f0r L. rorr de OF
IA. yoyas. Upon his arrival here ho s
aud the cause occupied days gu trial Al hc cenrG
the Judge .ed tho complaint aud rendered nsn
favor VI the Defendant wuh an allowance vi ~ slc
costs -
G r. wh,temors for plaintiff Eld.ilss 4. Gerry fer de
PENDANT Bartlett
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-09

SUPREME COuRr-CBAsssKs- JuLr a-Bsfors Justice
LkoNARD.
DECISIONS.
Charles Goodyear ngt. William w. Ladd ct al.
Same agt Mills ct al. settled
Before Justice BARNARD.
Barbara Thompson ast. William 5. Thompson.
judgment Of divorce granted.
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TOO Dec. $50 500 Ino. 200 Dec Is 500
Tue aggregate quantity Of the same articles left at
tde-water from the commencement OF navigation to
tho Both of June, inclusive, during the years 1862
.n1 1864 vres M followa.
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Rseslps have continued light and tho demsnd good and
oes. ia Va been si highsr Many packages coming In
are n very bad order partly sccount OF the hot weather
| and n.rtlx i1om bad psckinl. We quotei
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-09

r,o,,.d n, foreiyn ports I'm Jups 1857 7eI-2o63 eS7
Leaves In bank. and Sub Treasury July 1850 sosl
eay In banks and SuhTreas time, lto! ysn4"
Leaves IN banks 5uoIrea. tins ioc. 99IeVO
Lew, ia banks an Subtle tho lsu1.. 1ssVupO
Leave. in bsuk and Sub Treas tno 1852 S3VoOo
The Exports Exclusive of specie) from New-YOrk
to foreignports Tor the week ending July ., were:
~, ,h. ,xool . a. sssjp eJ,G2yUl& &3,< sl9
pYsyio1.I, yeoert.a N 799i0S 62issOSs el,le7,376
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-05-02
JOHN W. DAY.
C0NIEYiNCER. COLLECTOR. AND
REAL ESTATE AGENT.
OsIkalooaa. Knnsns

OFFICE in the Independent building. South
side Of Jefierscn street, East of Pablo Square.
Taxes paid Tor non-resident-. and receipts re-
mitted. Business entrusted 10 his care will re
.eivs 3ronp, attention.
h-rAren,ion will not be given TO letters II ~
auiry net accompanied b. Postage Stamp.
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PERFECTION OF MECHANISM
TllC
MAGIC TIME OBSERVER,

DEING HUNTING AND OrIN FACE. OR La
ID EYs OR GEArLEMAN's ArcH COMBINED,
with patent SELF WINDING IMPROVEMENT.
The Nav DIRK lLLusTRAri Nkws. the lead
ing pictorial paper OF the United States, in its is
sue OF Jan. 10Th, 1853 on page III, voluntarily
says:
I'VE have been shown most pleasing novel
tv. Of which the HUBBARD EROS, Of this city.
are the sole importers. 1t IS called the MAGIC
TINE OBSERVER and is hunting ard open ace
watch combined. This is one o; the pfe'tiost,
moet Convenient, and decidedly the best an.
cheapest tiInepiece for general aud re.ia L u.s.
ever offered Ii has within il and connected vi h
its machinery, Its own winding attachment. rem
dering key entirely unnecessary. The cases
of the Watch composed OF two metals. the
outer one being fine l6 carat gold. 1t has the
improved ruby action lever movement and is
warranted an accurate tiilepisce'
rrce. supcrbly engraved. per case OF n half
dozen. Sl0i.00. Sample Watches. IN nen, mo-
rocco boxes, for those proposing to buy nj hole
sale. $35. sent by expires, with ball payable on
delivery. Soldiers must remit payment IL adj
vance, as we cannot col!ec, from those in the Ar
my. Address
HUBBARD BROS. 4 CO,
SOL IMPORTERS.
South Cor Nassau 1 John SITS New York.
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@MQ9@Al@@a

CASH PURCHASERS {:
5000 SACKS OF FLOUR!
200 Hogs'd n. o. Sugar,
2CO Dbls. Loaf, Crushed and
Powdered Sugar,
100 Bbls. Clarified Sugar,
100 Boxes Havana Sugar;
200 Bliss. H. g. NO. Molasses,
100 Els. Plantation do
500 Bags Rio Coffee,
100 Mats Java Coffee;
1900 Kegs Assorted Nails;
500 Boxes Star Candles;
100 Boxes Mould do
100 Pks. Mackcrel s. Herring;
50 Coils Cordagc:
100 Half Bis. S. G. Soda,
100 Bxs. Babbirt's Salaraius:
900 Bxs. Yeast Powders:
800 Boxes ISaisins:
100 do Manuf'd Tobacco;
300 Boxes Soap:
100 Half Chests Tea:
1869 Bdls. Wrapping Paper:
100000 Segars.
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@Orders respectfully solicited and
AT A BARGAIN!

TNHE undersigned offers for sale. at very low
l. figures, quarter section Of Land, besut'fni-
iy situated in one Of the best portions Of Kansas
good settlement surrounds it, and two Stat:
roads pass near yit. There is no better upland
IN the State. JOHN w. DAY,
ily-S-n5N Real Estate Agent.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA.

A Benevolent Institution established by special
Endowment, for the relief OF the Sick and
Distressed. afflicted with ViTuent and Epidem
ic diseases, and especially tor the cure OF Di
senses Of the Sexual Organs.
NJ EDlCAL ADVICE given gratis. by the
Nl Acting Surgeon, 10 all who apply by letter,
with description Ct their condition, Gage, occu-
patton, habits OF life, &c.) and in eases OF ex-
irene poverty, Medicines furnished free OF charge.
Valuable reports or Spermatorrh@a, and 9th.
or diseases o. the Sexual Organs. and on the
New Remedies employed in the Dispensary, sent
TO the afflicted in sealed letter envelopes free OF
charge. Two or three stamps for postage will
be acceptable.
Address, DIR. J. SKILLlN HOUGHTON, Ac-
ting Surgeon. Howard Association. No. 2 South
ninth street, Philadelphia. Pc. BY order of the
director. EZRA d. HEARTWELi, Prcs't.
-y GEO. AIRCHlLD Secretary.
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Foote's Patent Ventilated Cars by Day

And Foote's patent ventilated sleeping cars BY
night
Passengers FROM The West by lhe Ohio & Mss
,.si,.s. Z r. l.are tke advantage over ihose h,
other line. Is TIE CHOICE OF SEATS AND
EERTiiS from CincIuaati, as there are no cham
ges OF cass between Cincinnati and Cleveland,
Piiisbur j. ~ Bin
Two daii. ,hrog. EXCESS trains, SUNDAYS Ex-
eepted.N ORE fFs.. Sa1day evening.
Ohio 4 Mississippi iine TIN minutes faster
than ST. LeGi. :...s. Tie public arespeeifuliy
cautioned against bills advertising other roates
making quicker time.
Ask for tickets via ohio i MississippiR r. R.
For Information, apply at the Office, No %,
directly on the cnrner Of Fourth and Cnesnut Sts.,
under Planters House ST. Louis
7. L0UGH,
4tf. Gen'l rlckst Agent.
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GREAT EASTERN ROUTE VIA
OHIO g. MISSISSIPPI
BROAD GU A 0E
II AILR O A I'D

NTaking the quickest time from st. Louis 10
Nl Cincinnati, L0u,s...,, Nashville and ell
Eastern Citie-. New York, ~ hours
Pi,tsbury, ~ hours Boston, A hours.
Wheeling, 1919 hours. Philadelphia. IS hours.
Cleveland, 10 hours. Baltimore. Sc hours.
BniTa.o. 26! hours. Washington. BIZ hours.
Louisville. liz hours. Nashville. % hours.
From ST. Louis 10 Cincinnati WITHOUT cAANoE
OF CARS. Frcm Cincinnti TO Cleveland, Pitts
burg O. Bellair, without change of cars
Ba gage Checked Through.
The II. & St. Joe r. g., and keokuk packet
the North Missouri, and the Ohio Miss~-s,spt
r. RS make cose anu reliable connections a
Cincinnati. without omnibus ride, with the favor
tie Roads Of The West.
The Little Miami & Columbus 4 Xenia, and
Cincinnati. Hamiltot d Dayton Rsi-Roads, fo'
DAYTON and Columbus. With the Cleveland
Csilumhu and Cincinnati k.R, for Cleveland
Buffalo Niagara Falls. The Plt,sburg, Colinm
bus / Ciucinna,i. and Fort Wayne Chicago L
RS for Pittsburgh AMI philadeiphis. The Cen
tal Ohio R.R.. for Zane.viile, Wheeling and Bal
tmore. Marietta 4 Cincinnati X. r.. tor Chilli
cothe, Marietta. Parkcrsburg and Baltimore. and
with either Of the Four Great Eastern Lines for
New York or Boston.
Passengers by this route have the advantage OF
wide and spacious ears, with greater liberalty OF
r,om both in seats aud in ai-ies. than can be
found on any other Railroad in the West. and the
comfort afforded by
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DIED,

ATKINsON-At Canterbury. Ofsnge County n: l.. on
Monday May H. Mr., Matilda Atkinson, ssed ~ years.
du,sht.f OF the late John Morrison Of this city,
The relatives aud friends oi tho family arc respectuy invited
TO st.nd tho funeral her late residence IN osnIef
hnTy on Wednesday the 18th inst at O'CLOCK me stea
b,at Armepi4 viii leave HarIison street on wednesday
morning at 7 O'Clock for Cornwall Landing -, nj,
OLADD-On Saturday May David bincon' 'on VI DA''u
aud Elm. Gladd eyed years and nonth.. All
The funeral will take place rom INC w " nm
Church Hammond street. Wsvefsy Iises. On usi
d.y l2th inst, o'clock The Ieiavos anu iien"'
are invited 10 attend without further nVauon ~ -
GENIE-In brooklyn Sunday evening SisJ ~ Dsooi1"
Gentle in the 2ath year OF her age .,,,,. ~. al
The relatives and friends Of the family are
10 attend the funeral Tuesday the fth nsl
from the rssdenos OF her brother inA" A. Ayos NO ~
Hoyt street Brooklyn . =, NJ rax.,a Rro,
kEOX-On Monday morning, May IL, MI Ho"''u 'A'
IN the SD year oil his age. -, ...,.o,,,,,,, In,
III. and tho relatives Of hs family are issPeoup ~
yited to attend his from his late iesuece N" ''
Greenwich street this afternoon, 18th inst a. p u
LAWER-On sunday, May 10, 1858, Mrs sarah Lswef OIL
Dublin. Ireland, aged "a years , -.....,,,,,v ,xi,.d
I'M. relatives aud friend. the family arc respecSy nyse
,y attend tho funeral from the residence OF mrs
son. No. % East Twentysevenih street, on Au''a''' "'
l2th inst at III O'Clock o N. .,,, o... h,,., ui
scRIVRN-On Monday morning May H. siSef oiis III
AT his residences No. 35l Gold street. brooAyn' Geo
|. Seriyen. ia ths 58h year OF his age.
Notice Of the funeral IN .9msusssPsee1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-12
INTERESTING FROM MEXICO
The FALL OF PUEBLA DAILY EXPECTED
No RepulSe Sustained by tho French.
Details Of the Attack on Pucbla.
The FrenchLOw Only Al Killed and l6l Wounded.

BY the Freuch gunboat Maruan, Capt Warm, ar
rived at this port last Saturday, we have news from
Vera Cruz up to the Dist of April.
The officers OF the Marian seem confident that
the news of the capture Of Pueba will be announced
by the next mall Public sentiment on that subjec.
was such that even the partisans of Juarez had
given up all hopes of further resistance, and con.
sole themselves with The hope that the nundaton OF
the City of Mexico would do what the walls of Pu-
ebla refused to do and annibilate the French army
as the Red Sea did that of Pharso.
No repllse or reverse of any kind had been sus
tanned BY the French since the arrival Of Gen. Fo-
rey in MsA 30 The pompous bulletin of Gen. Orte'
ga announcing the repulss Of the French from Fort
San Xavier was untrue. The fort was first attackeS
with cannon, then blown up, aud no effort to storm
it was made before these operations were performed
After the capture of Fort San Xavier the French
batteries ceased heir fire, an11 The operations Of
taking the city by storm began. This was done
ty sending few companies Of Zouaves into
the streets Of Poebla with the order not to fire
shot, but to act with the bayonet alone. This or.
der was strictly oteyed. When Zouavc enters q
street he generally manages TO escape the fire of Or.
ega's soldier, either ly a leap or by throwing him.
sef fiat on the ground. Then he gets up rushe, at
all speed TO the house or battlement be wishes to
take, breaks open tie door and pursues bis foe who
never waits for the point of his bayonent. 1t is in
his way thai tw6-thirds of the city Of Pueba has
been aiken.
One OF the OBJ cts Of Gen. Forey in getting hold
of the Cal. edral now in bis power was to have
ground high enough to direct plungipg fire upon
Juarezs forces doubled up on the hills of Guadalupe
and Loretto. 1t was expected. however, that these
two forts would surrender in consequence of the
suppression by the French of the two streams which
were supplying the army of Juarez with water.
1t is calculated that since the beginning of the
siege Of Puebla the Mexicans have fired 1000 can
non, aud 900, 600 rifle shots, killing Al French so
diers only, and wounding lGl.
The policy hitherto pursued by Gen. Forey, 10
his operations, il not 10 make glorious campaign,
but useful ore and 10 carry his army intact to the
City Of Mexico. THE taking of Mexico" be says,
is not question Of blood but question Of time.
do not come here 70 gather iaurels, but TO obtain
serious advantages as profitable TO the Mexicans as
TO France" The soldiers are convinced that the
policy Of their General must finally bring good re-
sults and manifest impotence at the slowness Of
bis movements. They even do not grumble at the
system adopted for the siege Of Pueba which, they
say they might have taken in three days by assault
ing it, and wait patiently for the suendering of the
place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-12

DISCOVERY OF A COMET AT TBE DUDLEY Oh
half past oight O'Clock Saturday night
the 9Th inst Mr Thomas sinons discovered nebOous OBJ
Jet In tue constellation Drsoo, which, being eIamnsd
with the large Equatorial proved 10 lie comet, The light
considerably condensed tho center being readily seen
under umus As it approaching the North pole o. the
heavens, aud being in favorable position for obssTvson
vii probably become oon'pcnous object The follow
n observation made with the Oeo Meridian Circle at
the upper euiuslion: Mean tune ct Dudley Obsevstofy
May g. I5h 50u 27ss (sbout Oh 5O M, apparent Ith'
Ascension lsh In a. apparent deelnsoa morrill, GO -
0989' Tie right a,oenen oolmnstng seconds hour
H. and the dccnaon incfoa,ins minutes and 80 sec
opds hourly O. w. HOUGH, Dudley Observatory.
Nav ii 1854
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ROBERTS-At Dsrien. Conn Saturday. May 9, Nathan
Roberts. formerly Of New York, aged IS years.
The relatives friends Of the family seinved to attend
the funeral from hi. late residence Tuesday afternoon
at u oeleck. Trsins by the N-w-York and NewHaven
Rsoad leave the depot, Of Fourth avenue ana
Iwenty-sevsnfh street, Ct end II returning is~s
Daen Depot at 3;32 p ard Norwalk Depot at 3i' pm
VINTENOn Saturday, Msy from injuries received by the
premature dscharss OF cannon, Charles Vinten, ede.
month";
The relatives and fsrdof tho family invited to attend
the funeral from h. se residence No. 16i Ninth avenue
on Tuesday. May H. at O'CLOCK.
FANDERBILT-At Stapeton, staten Island Sunday,
May 10 Capt Aaron Vanderbilt aged ca years month and
al days
The relatives ard friends the family respectfully invited
70 attend the funeral Tuesday. 18th inst at O'Clock
p m, from the Dutch Reformed Oh urch stspleton,
WApE-In Brooklyn Monday morning. May II, Clara G..
wife Of T. A. Wade, N. D.. aged ~ years
The relatives aud friends OF the family requested TO attend
her funeral her late residence No 29 Pearl street
"wednesday afternoon, 18th Inst. At o'clock, without fur
Their notice.
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Programme Of ARRANGEMENTS

Programme OF Arrangements
v,,o, So, For rHn RECEPTION OF the
Fiisr REGIMENT NETWORK VOLUNTEERS
MUNICIPAL AUTHORITIES OF THE CITY OF
kEW-YORK
roY>,, <.. under the direction or tho
'"aiSiiIIEE ON NATIONAL AFFAIRS,
pr1u,.. No. - on their
y, RETURN TO THIS CITY FROM TIE WAR
I9ey viii be formally received by the IN REGIMENT. n
Council 10 front Of the City Hall On tuesday The litb
Amer tbs rsvew the regiment viii proceed ia procession
e. follows:
The ercort. commanded by Col Mashsil I,.s.rt.
First Regiment New York Vslsn,seT.
His Honor tho Mayor.
Sefgeant-st-Arml
Member of the Common Council
Citizens Generally.
Tho procession will take the following route, From che
Aston House where the lat Regiment viii forn) around and
through the Eastern gate Of the Park Broad 10 IAN.
st. down lhsi to 5thsv aud up 20 iIh't thsn passing
down 4thv the 7th Regiment srnory when the
will be dismissed.
The keepers ell public buildin the proprietor Of hotels
and other public pisces the matters and owners ofshppiDg
in harbo and citizens generally are oqussssdto dis
psy their Gags during the day.
ba. the taken by the procession VIII DO kept en-
trely free from vehicles anything calculated 10 retaTd or
delay the progress Of the procession. go
The Mayor and the corporate authorities OF the Guy VIII
entertain the LIST Regiment at banquet ss the It'll Rs2ment
Annoy, Tompkns Market, In the evening
COMMITTEE ON NATIONAL AFFAIRS.
TERENCE FARLEY, WILLIAM JOYCE,
PETER MITCHELL, ALEXANDER BRANDON,
JOHN T. HENRY, JOHN MCONNELL,
y. A. BOoLE. JOHN HAyILAND.
JOHN D. oTTlWELL. SAMUEL T. WEBSTER
TERENCE FARLEY. Chairman.
SAMUEL 7. WEBSTER Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-12

ACADEMY or MusIc.-Tbsfe was not good
house Last might the name Of an American debu
,ante-an American vocalist, Miss Parker-bavipS
failed 10 draw a crowd The young lady has good
voice but ia deficient in the operate experience ne
eessary to take part with frst-class company OF
Italian singers.
Some portions Of the opera, ii Trovaore, dragged
other parts were better. The barytone, Slgnor
Beip told about the tempesta Of his cor with such
nuction that be had to repeat the whole volcanic
story, though not, we thought, in his usual hue
voice. Tie tenor, Signor Mszzoleni, failed through
baskness to copplete bis part, which was taken up
and finished by Sgnor Sbriglia. Mile. sulzer was
very well received in the gypsy solos.
The next performance will be lone; or, the Las
DAYS of Pompei" with the origins cast, except the
aoprapo. which is taken by Madame GuerrabellA.
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Instructions for Lord Lyons in the
Feterhof Case.
Propagation Ofthe French COrpsLeglSlatlf.
Dispatch Of Earl Russell to the
Russian Government.
Offensive and Defensive Alliance Between
@ Russia and Prussia.
CAPE RACE, Monday. Nj

CAPE RACE, Monday. May IT, IouJ'
The steamship Bohemian, from Liverpool @.
Thursday the Both of April via Londonderry
May /, was boarded by the news yacht at o'clocE
This Monday morning. Her sdvices are FIVE days
later.
The Sieans,ip City of New-York from New-York
arrived st Queenstown, April %.
Tb> steamship North American from Portland
arrived at Londonderry on the let inst.
Ii was reported that Mr. Adams had made frank
explanation 'egarding bis letter of protection to
Mexican vessels. No diplomatic protest was neces-
sary but it is stated that France takes oeDse and
demands an explanation.
Polish affairs were UNCHANGED.
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FRoK BEHMuDA.-We have dates 10 the 10Th ult.,
but no news Of Importance. Blockade running was
prosecuted with vigor, as will be seen below.
PoRT % ST. GEoRGE-AREIyKD- April )6 Confederate
steamer L. r. Lee, WiknsOu Wilmington. ~ g., t20 bales
cotton tobacco tUIpenLe AID Iosin Agent J. T. Bourne
$50 - 49,, 49,.
soirytou n. C.. cotton, 6c-Age1t J. T. Bourne esq.
SAILED April l7-StesIner MermAc Porter Nassau, gen
Srs cargo Schr Laura Ann Wan Liverpool Jl bses cot
son and % bones tobacco.
observation-disclosures BeauIssard, hence, las arrived .,
Charleston. m ,,e
Arrived April e. shooner Lone Star Carey from HalifAI
haaud 10 Nassau called here to land Beverly Tucker
S,iI4d Apr 49, Conedersts steamer Robt A. Lee. WikiD
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-12
Robbery OF the Santa Fe mil.

K.ssAs CRY. NO, Monday May II, 1863
The Santa Fs stage en- route TO Santa Fe. WAS
robUed on Friday night near Black Jack, 4O miles
from here by a gang Of Is guerrla.. The express
matter and baggage in the rear boot OF the sage
were rifed Of $1,000, aud money aud watches were
taken from the passengers' Inc express ines.eh'
ger a,e and the mail ntter in the front boot were
overlooked. Two old Lorses were procured III the
ueigl borhood, and the ttsge proceeded on It's way.
All The horses on the route belonging TO the road
bet ween Black Jack and Council Grove were taken
10y the same gang but they will be Immediately
eplaced by the company, and the Stages VIII con-
timue their regular tIiss