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have been ,dded during che ysaI The numse o.
,ns sistsr IL COO There are 900 tsachsr l2o0 pu'
ps In he afrt classes 600 n ,he Bible cs'se, and hee
zoo coored pupils The libraries number 30 600 vol-
and be contribution, for nj sonsry and charitable pur'
noses amounted to $500 The repor, closed wi wsm
spres on behalf Of the Sunday school cause Addresses
iyc,sJ nv tbs Rev Dr. Bel Of CAlifonisj tho Rv De
itt delegate from the parent Society OF Phade
rhs and The Rev Dr. Hodge OF this ety after which tho
election OF officers and managers Tor the ensuing year
heIa with the following result; .
President-Rcv Isaac Feuis, D. ID.
AIbsrt WooauG j. W c. Leveridge, y. d. AttorbnTy.
Corrsgpondins Secretary--Ssm. Holmes
Tfessuisr- Coo W. Scohed.
Hsp.Sers-Vm c. Gilman Geo. W. Beals ]. II. Spfssue
Peter Basn T. w BGlkley, Charlie. Fsnnpg A. 3. Jewe,,
w p Coos A 9. Wood Mathew Lano, J. M Whtehea6
Hsnrv Breyvster Thomas Bond VIM. Phelps. n. H. Lile
JnO b. we Jno r. Ps5'OP, Jo.sph " Lester, - a.
ssm'l Raynor Ira Chase J. II. Johnston Bsp Low, Caleb
h. Knevais w r. Mot Chss. j. Harris, W. Taylor 4. = T.
Van Worst, RicRd zimmerman. i. a Brower hev y IL
Bmtis. - =, ,,,,
ire poxolosI was Ing and then The meeting closed.
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Tvr rvprosrog passengers end all hands

TIE ExPLosIos.--Ihe passengers and all hands
On board the Traveller greatly sired about III o'clock
on Monday nisht when abreast Of the Lurstc Asyum on
Dlsckwels Island suddenly Tremendous Sancasion vas
eIperieucsd followed nrneda'ey by one st more sewers
which brought the terrified people out Of their berthsandn
one instance least took tie sa,s and BEDDING nom unaes
sseper a. dropped him 10 the Oor-sDif crashing gs
slsmpins doors, and bewidering uproaf Capt b0wns
"a that in all L!s steaboaiing eaTeer he nevt Jew O0s
10 rock end sazger feSruysnd was the opinion OK
hrsrf ,nd Capt McNiel (wko in the poihoose wne's
the sss' sash and all The port side bused oli sIa my
r. that II the boat had been inside OF tie island she wold
have been shattered pieces AZ tie doors on tne
lower deck were torn from their hinges. snd nearly eyeff
window the port side broken heavy naioIe sag e
ng on brackets IN the lades s4oon lifted from ~ 20.
on and smshed 20 fragments Capt McNsl said The oots
Ienbed cafeened aud rocked Ike toy the roar we, su.
and were throw into the air three hundred foes
me- ndies-of whom there fifteen or twenty on
ing eo,.ans lNew-Aeyen Journal
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LAW INTELLIGENCE,
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS oFFIcE-MAE l2
Before Comr.issioner OsEoRs.

UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS oFFIcE-MAT r.
Before Commissioner osEoRS.
THE rnlups ON THE coMMIssABY DEPARTnEsr.
The examination Of Solomon Kohnsiamm ioT
alleged fsud. on the Government, was commenced to-day
Bebe Dean Donohus appeared for the accused and
Sedswick for the prosecution.
Mr. B.eb. moved to dismiss the accused the ground thai
there wa, no legal oen,s stated In the affidavit upon which
the warrant was i,ued The COmmssionor denied The mo
ton He also denied another motion made BY Si beeOe
that Col Olco.t should be The fret witness examined
Capt Levs Carr testified that he w's the pnnepa ss
ant IN the United States Mu,ering and Disburns ohce In
this city, which was Organized to aid aud Psy the expenses Of
recruiting.
Mr. sedgwick produced bill for raOn' and lodgings which
had been paid by Cep Larned then United states Door'
Ing ocer to Mr. Kohnstsm and the witness iden'hsa i'
This bin was received in evidence.
The examination proceeded slowly much time oeins
consumed In technical objections and arguments OF the
counsel. The case was adj ournsd to Friday.
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MY SOUTHERN FRIENDs-The author Of this
powerful story places motto its title these words,
u All OF which and part OF which was'a motto, the
reader viii say which 10 fully and wonderfully verified BY 10
psysaing v,embance Teslness aud ieksness through:
out Its predecessor Among the PineI" has been receives
with such appreciation by tho public that hear OF tale
copies within tho eight moaths-nrey an
ected II not unprecedented Of popularity ioe
boos by an unknown author TO In tine The pre<
ent wcrk has ell the chaIactesc which rendered the hs
remark.bleits yivdness It's psthos is startling s
verifying tualness and yet there quite enonsa diversity
TO give readers mind impulse and shsh interest,"
as II hs had never with tho author before 1t w vs
cos.or. lPlts6uTs Gazette
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coupr caLrNpAR-rut, DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-<iEHERAL TERh.-Noss SS, ~
81, S. 90, T2 70. "A. rs, T6, ZIG. n 70 80.
SUPRFNg CoURr-CIRcun-Part l.--Nos. 255J
1853 255 253 25 25s 25sJ 2585, 1853, 2Jo ZJy3 1881
2se9 Pail 1909 2so5 26O7 2G9 26li 2d3 Part lIL-Nos
1854 IlG0 48 2i7 49, 52a i7z1 1850 1881 1870 2s44, 7s
1859 l68 l6i0, 1873 1862 1897 l40J. 1889 - 80
SUPREME COURT.--sPEcIAL TERM.-Nos. ~
a73 pa. 276 to 283. 29S 70 200 292 lgs 2la.
SUPERIOR CoURT--Pmt Mos. Sl33, 2O2l
224q 1881 232o l743 1885, 22S7 5f7 99 1888 2J5 297
23ig 235l Part UNos 322 lBl 9l4 lieD IfZ eSei Z-V
2l42 I840. 1888, 22io. 22i4, 1910. 22i9. 2252. .-
CoUKT or COMMON PLEAs.-Part I.-N0s. l623
e0t 1883 l7I4 i15 l5l6 l7l7, l7B l79 720 l72l li2
1923 1863 1896 Part INos l5ei 59 lyI6 l5os4, !09O
i6gL IA, IOa2, 1903. 17O4. 1880. 46s, i27l l9si
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,pbv Literature, snd Social Scehos pAVe pee
n, IN nv purchases . home and abroad ,-,
keg. ~ thousand Eve HUNDRED ond ieventy,hree vol
h.ve been ciTculsied during tho year. and the esiIe
uil 1, hs, been visited BY 81 ,52e resdefs a.,
On whole III. year la been u. most
tho Association hss ever knon ths 'eeeit, oees ssSs. s
~ nv nreyiou. yesr movement II now con,emP ten of
Tsnoval of tie indebtedness still resting upoa the Dull'ug
~ movement worthy OF all success.
The Transaction routine business the meeting
sdjourned. - A., .,.,, IT,. a. .,.,,r-
An election for officers OF tho Assertion i7r tne ensuing
year tskes place on Tuesday next.
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MAJOR JONFS.

II will be recolected that Major De LaneY Ficys
Jones, of the Regular Infantry, was srraigned %.
tore a Court Martial several months ago on .as
charge of misbehavior In the iace OF w.
enemy, which allegation was not suos,ants.ea.
II will be gratifying TO his numerous FRIENDS 70
that IN the recent fight of the Army OF the Posomsa
at Fredericksburg while the conduct OF the secope
Brigade Of Regulars such as TO elicit the pssss
OF all their companions in arms, the COMMANDER "
the Brigade thus spoke Of Msjo Jones:
"When all did 20 well, II is dihcut 70 discri.,
nate but desire to mention by name the resinen's
commander Nal Do Lancy Floyd Jones, litn onies
States Infantry, for the great eoolness WIN "A''''
he commanded his regiment"
SOURCES OF THE NILE. a..
Mr.. VIM. II. Goodhue, the Viee-Consui 2! ~
United States ut Zanzibar, reports tna, meeas.
Spske and Grant expedition in search OF tne
Of the Nile has beon almost, If not entirely '''""'S
with success. "a o.rv;hsr Saps.
These two English gentlemen iet AanIios' sarS
o, iScN ON the expedition, and where last hesta
frnn IN March ls62' when Capt. Speks had disoovs
srsd the M,rersneo River, which he writes 10 nss
Majesty 70 be tho first certain branch o
The Nia. It's 400 yards wide, with gsntie nym
20 ths north IL takes Ito rise IN lat. " II M IN w
Vctor;a Msiapzs, lake discovered by Capt. SPetSs
rhs exneditlon could not move forward MAIoIl
iSSo, through the Kingdom Of Uganda throu93
which said river fowsl, owing to the 1nwilnngnsH H
Of tho natives: Capt. Grant was heard irom Ags3
II 1862 and was then behind Capt. Spekel ma
explorations and scientific obsertstlons, Weaso
about 10 80 south Latitude,
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Tho Hon. Robert Dale Owen and DR.. Howe
Superintendent of the Boston Blind, Deaf and Dumb
Asylum, recently arrived at Fortress Monroe to in
quiro into the condition Of contraband negroes ia
that vicinity. These Commissioners are authorized
to ascertain the mental and physical status Of the
negroes.
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BAnsum's BABY sHow.-Ths following babies

BARsUM's BABY SHow.-The following babies
took prizes at the Bsby Show E. the Neun Tuesday
Babies between he ages Of three and five yf1wo Of thS
children Of th, class No. As Of Mira Dyer lue 10 81 of r
Henderson were nearly equal htt the Judges with The
couIeu. Of Nj Barnum. awarded hera sscA hr psm:aa
Of their class 80 each.
No. Al, child Of Mrs Policy, "a prerniuui 70 &C. d. Of
Mrs spencer 81 DO No. 9 DO OF Mrs kof tn DO No g.
do ef Mrs eRulz Str do No. DO. Of MIA Bswn, h do.
No s. DO ofmrs KoIs,, 7tb DO No %, Co. = Mrs Dues
9L Do No o. DO Of Mrs. HsneT, 9Th dci NJ u DO o{
Ma Claws 10th do No. g. DO Of 8ns r. 3ronn lh dot
No M do Of Mrs f. Hail. 18th do No i8, d. Of Nm Has.
~, l3h Co.; Ne H. do Of Mrs. Lowrezoppe i4h dot 20.
G d. Of Mrs Marks 18th do. No. 6 no name g7es lea
DO No a. child of Mrs Harris lh do no 40 90; 81 1I
skiduore 18th do No. &c. do OF Mrs; Claws 1872 DO ny
Is do Of Mrs. Bates, 2oh dO No 49, de- Of Mf hs9i.is
2I,t do No. 81 do Of Mrs Newman, 2ld doi NO y 10 81
Nrs Mafks 2d do No. 49, do. OF Mis- E-res lih CO. No
o. do Of Ma. Melville, 25th do No. se DO oi MIS- hIoy
% h DO. So, -, ,, a,
do A. do. OF Mrs. Emmond Sd do f. do. ot niFs tsh.'
,or an do e. child OF Mrs. Gsab 5th d. D. DO o. siu
Duay eta d., q, MEs Depsulet; 7h de l. 90. q Airf
French eh do p do. Of Mr'. Lown 9ih do 90; o. MN
Wykof IOh do o. dc. Of Mrs. Schied; lth do w, DO ei
Jrs Pramm; l2th do, V, DO. Of MIs. Dey!ne 49,
FtCbI,eu-The atiest under 6 years Of age Miu Cor
b. letter I'd premium letter L, child Of hfs Duga
Trplets-Tnreo beautiful boys cndrsn oil 9is Dssins'
take the h.s! and only premium.
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CITY ETEMy,

ASCENSION DAY.-Ihere viii be the usual Church
service tsdsy In Trinity, the Rev. Dr. Dix Pseschirg tho
sermon The feature Of tho occasion will DO tho music, tho
worshp In this respect being conducted by choir OF sixty
snd boys The Rev. Dr. Hight will preach At st. Ann"
Church. Eighteenth street, near Filth avenue. Ills sermon
VII be interpreted to the deaf muteI. -.
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Mercantile Library Association.

The foEty-second annual meeting Of the Mercantile
Library Association held Tueiasy evening in their
leetue1oom OF Clinton Hall. Gen. JoHs CoouRAsE was
called upon TO preside aud In taking the chair made bTei
speech, returning thanks Tor the honor conferred. -
The annual Reports Of the President, Mr.. Charles
Osood and the Treasurer Mr. Alexander shind wore pre-
sened showing sactoy state oil affairs of TIC year
Just closed.
: Tha TIe.snrsr,s aatement wa. a. iolloWI:
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The TAaMAsY SocIETY.--Tbe' Tammany Society
me. on Tu.,day evening install the Oce elect sacSema
Brennan Bell Cornell Purdy Delaysn Cooper, Kelly Mich
ol.on Connolly, sweeny aud FrOment James b. Nicholson
was chosen Father of the Councils Richard Wine Wa TO-
elected; Elijah r. Purdy wa, elected Grand sachen.
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rouud when wss alleged that Elliott h unu ION, ,,
on tho ground Bs seconds appealed &c referee and hI
ofcfal pronounced "fos and that DUN hnd won az
fght scene Of intescrbsbe confusion cr5~s ~ 49,
rrcriminsng the other In tie midst Of ,hci Dom ~.
removed of the ring TO his carage A. the dseon
ne feres IL ua and rreyocsbe hs s viii b. hsuSi
over 10 the wiuner. The fcht lasted thirty CIV. nisoss
twelve rounds having been fought IL stated that ssoth
natcl vii be made Between the sane pa'tes fsi q O
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DEPARTMENT OF THE EAST.

EEw.YoRK, May !. 1859. )
GrgEnAL ORDERS, No. 40.--Capt. Alexsndef
P Fi,ke. Assistant Ada:ant.Gsnel Of vognesrs having
cod,uce with orders from the Adatsnt Generals office. h
hereby announced to the Department and will be oeeysA
aud expected accordingly
BY command Of Nsjor-Gen. Wool.
{. n. CHRISTENSEN, Major aud Assn AaJtGeasfaL
OHicial; SIP. CARScRoss, Aide-de-Csmp
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SUPREME CoURT-CrrcUir-MAr i3-Bsfote Justice
WRLLFg
DEFECTIVE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF PAROLE

YyrpEvcE TO T1rLAIs OR VARY IEDoRsEMEST.
John Wales agt Charles Cole, Agent.-Acicn on
prt,ory note sxecu by Osksu Go. 70 Charles Cole,
agent aud iadoued " him. Deien's u'nfy tl9t pinui
etruy and uulwy demanded aud received aud deducted
ro tho noe an amount equal 20 u yer cent per snuum The
answer omitted TO sct forth with whom sn ageemen To-
utury was .de or from vhom usy taktu or that the
ote wa. not valid IN ia inception. fti4hs counsel oo'
eoed 10 the admission Of testimony ~ to usury under tue
above sdn- and tho Court sustained the ohjectious
pefenf.us counsel then offered 10 prove that Coe scted az
sscut Tor ether parties In the ndorlsfIn OF tho noe II
"a. rus ont because tet In The nnswer
2d ha parole evidence insdibe 10 explain or vary tie
terms Of en- niorsen rniE sgt stanton, 10 end III
HOS r. gpg; dt'o 50; snd 3D. that tie sae;oG c, .ae
word sr.nt 90 Of defendant Uss ine!ey dsiP0
persona Is Sed. r., 800.
Verdict for pla.Ltd. 3 l,l05 q.
w B. Act'ey snd Champion Bls,ol for plsinsai b. f.
Saw ref for eeleldant.
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SUPREME coURT-cnASsEns-MAY i2-Befcrs Justice
LEONARD.
DECISIONS.

Edward II. Dayton by &C., agt. Rachel J; Day
too by eTms case must g. on the Cseuds Special Term
for enumerated causes. 49,, f.,
CLsrles ssolin est Anthony 8. Hone - di.-Houon de
nicd with esyo to renes addtioIai evidence the u'us
eosi Of motion viii abide the event
Wm. Whiilock, jr., ag. Robert B. bradford
SO ion granted : 10 costs to abide event.
Thomas slccomb ct AL egt James N!As-h0.ion denied
with 3 ~ costs of opposing -.
James C. Giinu sgt EUah WArd-Moiion gIsniedi Slp
coats of motion - shsde ev-"'
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Adyerissment.1
Hat SHALL WE Do WITH HIM f--There

are children quite smart for parents or teachers and
difficult to manage them. They Lish tempered secretivs
greedy inclined take that which does not belong to
them. There way by which they may be brought nts
scon and Phrsnology explains It, Examinations daily
with written charts BY FOWLER WILLS, 3os Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-14

PRIZE FIGHr Between DUNN AND ELLIOTT FOR
$500 sIDxThe prize fight between the above puslisls
for $500 side which prevented by the Habof Police
force at Staten Island Monday morning, decided on
Wednesday morning In The vicinity OF Burs Ferry, NJ J.
There at least 600 roughs from NswYork Brooklyn
the ground and the whole affair presented Of the
revolving depraviy The entered the ring between
and O'clock Elliott being seconded by Barney Aaron and
Punch OF Boston, and Dunn by Phil Glare and Kit Buras
Capt Mike Norton was tho referee. Tho Sheriff Of the
county attempted to prevent the light taking place and
cred tho ring for tho purpose but being unsupported his
rcmonstrsneos and threats totally dsregsrded Elliott
g.nsd hr blood frat throw In the third round and bet
tins was high In his favor. SOo to $40 being currently
offered by his partisans.
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fAdvertisemen..l

SPLENDID SUMNER FASHIONS AND SPLENDID
NovKLTms-Spendid Colored Piaes I'VE fal-sizsd Drea
splendid aed extraodnsJ Premiums TO yearly sao
scri5er Every Lady, Mother Milner and DTes'mstss
should the splendid Summer Number now ready eola
Sug copies IS cents sent by mail on receipt
Of price. Published a. Nine. DKNoREsrs EMPORIUM %
FASHIONS, No. s73 Broadway.
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SUPREME CoURT-CHAxBRRs-MAr I1-B,foro Jus
uco LR0SARD.
HAcKLLY's coSTRAcr IS COURT AGAIY-A RE
cENER WANTED.

Charles Deylin agt. Anthony S. Hope et al
This waa motion for Injunction to restrain the defend
ants from collecting the Controller any OF the moneys due
or to boccs under the Hackcy sEeeeaang contract
,o for the sppoipmsu, OF Receiver, The ground that
one Adams had purchased Haoey interest in the contract,
and ths. MT Hope the Trustee. had not collected
counted for ready received dgng tho progress, OF
tho work The motion opposed, defendants couendins
that all the received had been sqprd TO cJing on
the work that tie city tt Owed defendants large sum,
which refused pay aud that 20 keep the contract I've
they tdefepdsn had advanced large sums which would not
be more than covered BY tho amount due Dtiendgnts
claimed thai teso should be repaid before any Re-
ceiyer appointed INDUCTION Issued
The Judge denied the oon. with eave 70 renew on FUR
ther evidence than already pressnted 70 the Court
+. O. Clark fr Hope CaPron Lake ior DonslS'on
Chapman Hitchcock spd John L. Bunil oE Thomas Hope
Albert Cardozo ioT psln,ihs.
LEosARD ill receiver Of the contract bs,ween Hack
ley and the Corporation Of NewYork 10 be apponted
further it, performance must be carried ON under the d
reoon u the Court else At. performance must be absn.
doned. The inquiry arisss where the funds to DO OBJ.
ained 10 he outlay necessarily required for the pay
woTkmen, &c. should the receiysr under the direc
ton Of the Court attempt such an eaterptiss.
such sohems be attempted without tbs
The Ius,ee mi.ht be changed. perhaps. proper case
made for such application.
An injunction OF receiver would ne t. destroy the value OF
the contract une arranged that the work Of clean
ing the streets continue 10 be performed
The motion l. made upon tho complaint not sustained by
other couoborafing evidence.
Tie trustee hes fully denied s tho charges Of the complaint
except ho allegation that he has refused to scoosnt to the
plaintiff aud that other defendants have received money
which tie ought t0 have collected and which the
otheIs had right to receive.
There can be doubt the shown By tho complaint
that tho palu entitled TO the books Of the trustee to
know he has expended tue money, which has come 10
hia hands, rs well ss what money he has collected
{. suggested however that the trustee 10 espons
ble The oInaon fully TO the allegations Of the
complaint referred 10 docs not dcose such tuliiudo or
seoBdgct on tho part OF te trustee a. VIII under tho cir
cum.tanceS Of the case justify this Court IN interfering lar
IS 10 sppont Receiver or 70 continue the injunction
Important fact that ths plantH represents inter
est equs ghh only while the ohsr larger ineres
oonc.f In opposing the plaintiffs application.
/. may bs that plaintiff by taxing evidence make
hi. case stronger to support the present application
Ii proper therefore, TO allow HIN ~ the motion
whenever he present such additional proof.
The molten will bo denied, with leave add
ona evidence The usual costs Of motion viii abide the
event
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To As Editor ef TIE N. Y. 7ri5w..

SIR: 1t seems but right that a.. e'15rrcus I'm.
preston known by to exist IN tie = o. Il ,uy ss4
likely njlro meritorious ofcor Ia actual ssrycs
at the South should be corrected. Csy.tn fon.et}
Fitt Lieutenant Cortlandt Van Renues- Sf Tho Upi.ee
States Regusr Infantry (ss stated 10 yoers a Aes
bslieye) tie snT Of Gen. w. T. shsrus7 l6-. vcks
burg and eldest son of the late Rev. Dr. COt.od Va Be
selssr Of Burlington NJ j., "a not tho 5se0ui Leut.nans
Cortland. Van Rensselaer, whose pea shoE, .s
ago in your journs end In others smoni di ssa od
the New.York Volunteers Who the later 10 know mott
bu. DO know tha. tho fcgmer Is Dely honar rsh
than disgrace by dismissal the respected Of his h
May8. Ia6a Yours, &c, JE.
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iAdyerlisement.l Il

IAdverlisementl
Spring CLOTHING.
AT EVANS
ExEKxsIvz CLo-uiyo WAREHOUSE.
q e s vals'n'l.
25 per seat below the market price.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-14

DAY Boar TO ALBAsY.-The new steamer City
Of Albany on Friday made the from Albany to Hudson
in one hour and thtywo minutes which s for shOa water
unexampsd Though 2l5 feet long and 30 feet r inches
wide the City OF Albany draws bu! four feet OF water She
as,oly and comfortably htted up for passengers takes
freight and having developed great speed will be-
como a popular fayorte.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-14

SUICIDE IL SrATIoS.HoUsE.-Coroner Wildey,
yesterday held inquest the body Of Albert Stow an
engrsvsr 40 years OF who (. appears arrested on
Tuesday evening at o'clock. by officer Dsan OF the Fh
Poincs lie locked up for tho night. On opening the
cell yesterday morning tho police found that the prisoner had
committed suicide by cutting open Of the veins Of HIS left
arm Verdict suicide.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-MAr p.-3sfc
Jndts BETTs.

PROCEEDINGS IN REVENUE, PRIZE AND SLAVE CASES:
On return Of process this morning, two cases OF
cotton htndkerchef marked b. L. J were condemned
by default. 1T :,
lho Irizc schooner Antelope was also c0ndsmn'd0y de-
fault. -
uited On written bnefsan6 Arguments.
In. Judg. announced ths be would not aks up any Au
uirAlty csses tili next seek
Tie Dstr.ctAuon.y consented to open ths DEGREES o.
end Emily heled fo being engaged in the ssverado The
cases were then submitted the CouIt on written teiony
and bries
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The Amer;ean rrnet Society Of Eos,on

This Society celebrated its anniversary yesterday
afternoon al living Hail. VIM. A. Booth cSq.. President in
the chair The Chairman opened the exercises with bre
address, and then prayer offered BY The Rev Dr. Smith
The hymn Of which the following Is the first verse, was next
sur,s
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-14

APPOINTMENT or EXCISE CoaMTsNoSER.-Tho
term Of edico OF Robert d. Holmes Excise Commissioner,
having expired dovovod the FRS. Judge ofhe Court
Of Common Pleas the Chief Justice Of the Court and the Re-
corder to ill the vacancy Tuesday for the term Of SIX
years Mr. Holmes reappoined to the office The Board
will hold is first annual session Tuesday next, when 1;
Will OF fsanize and proceed to grant licenses.
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COURT or GENERAL SESSIONS MAY i3-Bs,or
Judge MuCUAs.

COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS MAY l3-Besoro
Judge MCCUAs.
At ihe opening Of the Court. the District Attorney
entered nos IA the Of George Pax Indicted for
passing four counterfeit $500 bills the Genital Bank Of
Worcessr Mass This District Attorney said that Park was
clerk in the employ Of L. H. Hudoa awy er who sent him
out to change the b whom ho gave money which
hs had procured In change.
The relative 10 tie writ Of habe.s corpus is,ued
In the Oh James r. Hsmbeton editor Of 1hs atlanta
CoRJedrKy brought up Hanbe.ons counsel said that
his client had been sent TO Fort Lslsy last night lie had
notified Capt Armstrong and bis counsel be
this morning. but neither OF tho parties la Court hence
he moved for attachment against Capt Armstrong The
Judge granted the order and directed psremptoIy attach.
msnt to issue for the arrest of Capt Armstrong.
George lstck pleaded guilty assault With danger.
weapon, with inisut to do bodily harm William
kenian ded
John Riordan late policeman In the Sixth Precinct plead
ed guilty to Hn sssault and battery in wouudinE Marin
Watts With pistol on the lth Of November last Fined x
cents.
Charles Ferguson and Charles Mcdonald were convicted OF
petit lrcsny from the person OF John Wxsh demanded for
ssntei &C.
CAIEHDAR-Ths People sgt Chas. Fsmeyn petit larce-
ny do a Francis Vincent gerry n tho I'd dssse do
Daniel Hurley petit larceny do agt Michael Sullivan,
and battery do sgt Hezekish Williams felenious
sau and battery do John Syms saul. and battery do
sgt Pack scNab. assault and battery do est Thos Young
assault aud bs,.sry DE- s 0lba M0Lsws, (slOuIass
saul. saa battery,
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-14
AMERICAN DRAMATIC FUND AssocrArIoS.-Th'
following gentlemen elected officers Of this As'0olt's
AZ its meeting on Mondsyt

at its meeting On Mondsyi
President--James r. Brady. esq TSs.ees=W: p Clap.
man J. s. Holbrook @. w. McLean, John Ger!n. Barey
WiIlisrns Directors-C X. M,son, John Byrne !cha
Pridgrsn n. b. Clarke, VIM DAydge John T. Cooke. W.
Foyd Thomas Hadayray John q. Gilbert II. Ishefw2od
j. w Lng4r5 Theo Moss. John Moore, John SETON A w
Young. TreasuEe.-J. l. Oxey secressTy-C g bernard.
EMIGRATION TO BRooELYN. The following
the correct number Of loads Of furniture passed between M
city and Brooklyn by tho Union Ferry ComPanys ferybSss
from April l to May 10. incusive