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CHRISTIANITY AXp rRrEpoM.

carried into eif,ot.
CHRISTIANITY AND rREEDON.
The Rev. S. o. Wylic, Philadelphia, the Rev.
J. T. W sloane NcwYoiE and WEI Brown. PAilsdd
plia Committee OF Reformed Presbyisran synod, had
a. interview this morning with tho President an
the subject OF amending tho Consduion In ~
vor OF Christianity and Freedom. They were intro
duced by Jady. Bin CHAM Of Ohio, and presented the
memorials Tie President replied TO tho delegation
that he would take the MISTER into serious oonsderaton
and give f. such attention ~ his duty Maker and
our country seemed TO demand.
TIE ELECTION OF KANSAS USrrED STATES
SENATOR.
The recent election Of Gov. Carney as United
States Senator from Kansa. is regarded as Illegal by
he friends Of Senator Lane and they propose ~ con
test the election.
THE ABOLITION or SLAVERY.
Several of the New-York papers seem 10
have been n.normsd TO the facts d the PROPOSE
ton 10 amend the Constitution abolish Slavery.
recently introduced in tho senate.
The Judiciary Committee reported m amendment Of
the same tenor but differently wofded. and There Is
ut little doubt that II viii pass both branches Of Con
gross by "a large vote.
TUGlTIvT-SLAvE LAW.
The Senate Special Committee on slavery
have instructed their Chairman to report bill repeal
lax al Fugitive Slave laws.
GEN. SiCkLEs.
We learn that Major-Gen. Sickles is 10 be
assisned an important command 90 Washington.
OUR PROSPECTS or AN OCEAN IRoS-cLAD NAVY.
Tie magnitude Of the sum necessary for com
structnc ses.p going feet may be estimated fom Tie
ct that si1 millions of dollars f. tie amount required
by one contractor and three or oers are very NJ.
de below his estimate. Four shils--tie number pto-
posed 10 be- buiil-wold tlcrrf1r' cot twice much
~ our naval expenses In peaceful times Numerous in-
yentious are proposed which will cheaper The ertsr
prise bu' none OF them 10 up 10 the mark Of
Ilg!d criticism. II il probable therefore that SO shn
have our cascmaied ronolad ships, probably Of fIon
900 10 100 tuns burden Thee e. iimaics ors borne
out by the Offers of co,t tor. The dr.ugAi OF wat
in vessels - such sire would be great u preclude
the possibility Of their being able 70 enter the Hsibo, of
New York, except under the most fTofable crcum-
stsDce aud Tho tine required 10 build them would bee NJ
least three years.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Tie y. Y. Tribune.

Spool Ul.Ilflh n Tic '. !. Iflbune.
WAsniNCroS, Ihurtday Feb. H. ls6i.
THE MANAGEMENT or THE PREEDaES's CAMP.
The Commission who have been investigating
into tho management OF the tIeedmcn's Camp have
finally concluded their report which 10. been sent
through the War Department to the Committee on
tIcedmens Affairs. They report the general arrange
ment- aud management OF he camp good. but rccom.
mend tie removal Of two o,ersecr which Las been
carried into eject
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Military Matters.
OUR DISABLED SOLDIERS.

PhianthrOpc citizens are discussing the ques'
toa ~ economical relief for sick and disabled soldiers
The Sanitary Commission las taken the intiatoy step
In this direction At tie close OF the there will be
large number Of who will be permanently disabled
The pension they will receive viii be insufficient for
their support aud unless they are cared for by their
friends ~ many Of them viii be. they viii have 70 de
pend upon other sources. Whenever vacancies 0ccnr
in town or county or State or United states Offices,
tie soldiers who have pcred their lives for the natlon
should have the preference providing they nave the
requisite qualifications. They can serve as town elelAs
pOstmnsters lettercarrers doorkeepers ana messen'
gers Some Of them teach in our military schools
Many Of them render good service IN our forts.
They will make bravo and faithful watehmen. and so
forth.
IL has been suggested by some Of the leading spirits
connected with the Sanitary Commission, that Sol
ders Home should be opened in this state Tor the pro-
lection Of those who have no homo Of theit Owls
home where they shall be furnished with light employ.
mcnt Il is further suggested that attached To these
homes there should b. orphan asylums FOR the shelter
aud education OF the children OF soldiers Who Eayo died
In the service o. their country.
Now and then The streets Of this city present the
Pleasant spectacle ~ cgppes in the uniform OF soldiers
"a king alrls. II provision IL made for their support
such scenes viii cease and mpOstors Will be stripped
G: TIE Disguise under which some % them cheat the
benevolent 10 whom they appeal FOR help.
II h seldom that disabled sailor he found in this
city begging for assistance because have the hos.
pablo roof Snug HarbOr for their shelter and gen
rous endowment for their sustena1Ce. TX tie plan con
templated by the Sanitary Commission IL carried ont
anG there % be serious obstacle IN tho way
Tic soldier 20 vhU.e courage and patriotism We are so
deeply Indebted. Win have 10 occasion TO complain OF
the irgreti,udr Of tie Republic.
THE d. NJ. u. SOCIETY.
One Of the morning papers unirlendly TO the
Government refers 90 a military organization formed
for tie purpose Of giving all 20 Juarez against the
French Intervention and 10 thwart the intentions OF
Napoleon in relation to the management OF Affairs 10
Mexico II there il such society in this city II must
be very small, and rs WhegcgUOu q profound secret
u Is said 20 b. tho d. NJ ID. Society which being inter
pretod snlos Defend TIE Monroe Doctrine Society.
RECRUITiSG IN TIKI CITY.
II Is the opinion of those who are receiving
recruits that tho deficiency tho last cal for troops
will be made up by the Isl Of june
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fAdverti.ementl
200 RKFRIGBRAToRS, from "a 90, Mt
T. ID. bAssPoRDs Cooper Institute
From Mexico.

The schooner Carrie Wells, from Frontera'
Mexico rpor.s The InteryeutioDist Governor OF no
state Of Tabasco Gen. Vega, after having retired WISE
hi. troons and French auzlisres from the capital TO-
Fron,era on tho 2ta of February LEFT for Laguna Oh
the 2d Of April in his steam gunboat Conse'' S"oi az
companed by his staff ard the few iao'Seo n-
.,,-,u,,so, hx thar adhesion 30 the Regency. BE.
@ lie Eronb command,r OF the naval station ans
the Liberal Government Of the State Oh iaUa''0 A'e
tiations were entered into. 49,. .ohon no..
The Juares guerrilla chief Gomez ha'IS 49, ~ IN
porrs between Laguna ard Vera Cruz nea ossn ,r,o
ulared by the French Admiral and broag1t az onee am
effect with the exception Of the river oil isO"seo n'-
the bar to the Village Of Froutera. A.. h,r5,
Of the uarcs party and her Regency Governor re
ugea enest ~ Goneyai Marin in his Carmen IeFS"'"
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f.dycrtiscner.1

MILLER & CARPENTER, Produce COMMISSION
Ms,cspt. Tor IN. sale Of Butter Cheese Lard Egg Poultry
Game Gg.n Flour PORK Hops, seeds, Beans Dned rin$
and Country Produce generally No Ene bHhdinss, " -
mo 80 Washngtoastl We give our psTsonA asIloa 70
he selling Of all goods consigned to LIBERIA cash sdyan
made on eonsignmen,s Reference: President Of irving
n Marsh President Enc Railway Compsny ffesoeH N'''A
River Bank, and Sacketi, Belcher Co.. n. I. , mt,
N B.-Woated, consis nmeu Clover Timothy ana IA
Seed tor our increasing home and shipping trade
Aso choice Diess Poultry, Stalled and Flight fiseon' AS
ether Game
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PRICES.
Fe,rs-Fi-' qrrvs ~ eSrSis CO.. Per 70" on re total
Second lo... De- 0Jo u 90 weight ofh'i' tsliow
Tlft lY.... t"p 10 N y aHd dressed te.L
n. -ld Pre-. !. .16 10 "
Uors,Ay O-e1 lJ0 800 according to Their Sauo a
Mi.e. csrs-s1d4so EI.rr, ssSd s55i Ordinary s2S
sgrp aaS r7-s.-a' de!s p n ,Ira a. and heavy Ola
To-. .h-af-d. tct' !.
Sr-,-sfos. vla'osel- Q! olor retail, loa2!-. 2 y.
elI 1alfs.-T So - 4 led
Hae,-ledlci,. C,1 Skim .0a2c. Taio~, sa9ic Pe'''
a. lU1 80
go only rl0ut ous-lf 4 ist weeks number There
roll vermont Central aud Fctbagg. J. .inrs' Wa very
da thu. HsrSet yesterday ior'noOH iao butchers said
th-t frtd~ bod been bed ~ the ry rs't that " ~
had ssusht-f- only part 81 bt weeks stock The Pc--
bee! ta.t I'D reduced cent pound on sel
nearly hiy p rr.i, and tie vel supplied ei
oss hob. about or>haf Of t- Western cattle landed -
C.uori driven EnsAon ab'at noon h".c
In set rars were dr,I lack. The Albany cattle Wrtv
good quality ys-y good and wen bought 81 nA -
ls pdcs s.t web. one sr Do Of very hue steers
held it cod heard u being offered 81 -- tbah
ia - rer Qua, EI thsle Istle trade ycnr
div sud ~ 20. mailing ~ this report i toubtd lew
the akr Jr cattle viii c,oso but things now stand,
the trcvsr, have the worst ~ u.
Veal C.y-. 20 on with del 81 coarius and gruu
bhn. country mari tod %. tia. lie boasLt dTssssi
paving 10 = One tie jfoser- said he should do better
fsr.. would aic the 10 ck their caves Dry before
sending them 20 msIt-t.
viii rs,h,r c.. than oneisf q isst weeks supply oil
Sheep end to- West she sheep market Is quick,
and Last r.es Il.l"- iu,y '1sts4urd
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The Csnmdinn Ministry.

MONTREAL Wednesday, April 20 Iso1'
All the Ministry have been returned eAeeP.
,,r Foley Postmaster General. who was defeated
large majority. -, A.. a q, Nav.
. ,otaIy DESTROYED by fro this forenoon One NJ
" 1tssinU The loss is supposed 10 b. s3VO"
Two ,essels-the Shandon and Ardmluaa-H0S -
gland have arrived at Quebec
The canals VI be 0psEsd " u0IIoH
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Tie prices range about 10 cents tun hglor Ni'n
the rates Of the previous monthly SALE Stove cool sou
at g JOQ s. g. deliverable at Elizabethport "Mon d"
equal 10 q little ever 80 the long tun in this city
The earnings of the Chicago and Alton hail-
rood for the ,hrd week in April were sl, i"@-an
increase Of 50 500 over same time in 1868.
Mr.. Albert H. Nicolay will hold his regular
,rtion sale f stocks and bonds tomorrow. Thursday
% Of l2r o'clock at tie stock Sslesrooua No. ~
william street. See advertisement.
Attention is called to the notice Of the Con-
trolcr Of the City OF St. Louis stating that bonds Of
that city must BE- presented for payment when que al
the Bank Of the Republic New York.
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Npw yopK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, APRIL %, 1864

nrs Banks and other private sources many millions,
giving ar they ~oad to the takers larger interest
united with ample security. The First National Bank
sold sl4a950 Of teIferties to-day.
The Customs receipts were again heavy, AID
reachcd one million. The Sidon from Liverpool took
ont to-day S545,OOO in coin.
Railway earnings continue TO show large
gains The Grand Trunk Of Canada earned thu second
,..oL -, Anil nm ircraasa NJ AZ OF.
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sURRoGATE'S COURT-ArnIL g7.--B,fots Surrogate
TgCHB..
nr VI \ 4.


In the a. the application or .ho probate " paper al
la,,d TO b. tho .t will and testament Of william H. Mer
slant deceased
This long contested matter hes como 70 close by
the Surrogate admitting probate tho wall executed By
The dco-asad bearing date The A day OF Mach iob uut
eamet by the mentioned In TIA viii ars, executed
bearing date the "a day Of September lBos-whch hs.
heretofore boeu adIiitrd-to be fur,eIy.
The effect Of tho Surrogate dsron 10 10 revoke the viii
lr.t admitted to probate whereby Lee brp..si.d 70 b,
ns,utssId 2O and Devised tho remsudey of his estate
20 Charlotte Ana SosIs 20 whom be engaged ~ be
ried
by The vii admitted a. the last viii aud testament, the
tts Of the dose.Ged is leit 10 hi,two sisters.
III. Surrogate has written long asd able opinion 10 the
matter holding the law be- ha although the signature Of
the tsso 10 the propoundod pot written by nm
yet competent ioG him within. ths meaning Of sho stat
ute hay made il his and have subsrbed' the doc
umsut by akH0redgns h, name wriiten there uuder hs
direction by smother p-on, that tlo tesstoT need not
touch , pspsr with hi. aud tho point of pen II
the subscTiption Of bis has bocn Adopted by his
zcLnor led snrnt and declaration.
Tho matter viii without doubt 10 tho General Term Of
tho SuyIsme Court appeal ~ sc esaoes mentioned in
tho viii hr.t admitted tho docsasd ol sOEsd.
cradle woAilh.
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RICHMOND COUNTY. -Richmond County COM
peted her quota for volunteers under the recent call for
800 eco men Friday last She has thus placed herself
in advance of all the ether counties comprising the first
len Congressional DISTRICTS Of ibis State.
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cnrnT cALFHDAR-Tnr, Dr.,

SUPREME COURT -CiRCUT-Part i.-0yer and
Tsruncr PgH -No, So, ols. NO, 1873 H. 1900 l5!o
9 49,! 1873 1872, 1910 1880, 1884, 1885, 1890 1872 1901
I593 1000. Part UiNo. 1851 1873, 5di 1885 l434 1905
1896 s5, 1917 1859 1901. i6sJ 1922 1851, 1893 FOL l7OJ
lIO5 l5O1 100.
SUPREME CoURT-SPEcIAL TERM.-Nos. los.
ge, Dos, 300 81, 49, 80.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
,ITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-APam g7.-BsCors
Jrf.s HALL
Az INTERNAL REVENUE CASH.

i,td siE'ss agt. Thomas kssch.
This is an action ~ recover IlUin tho defendant
So FOR the az on trap lc u.r-fac r1 by hr and also
Tor the Of +lto9 upon knapsect. sold by him.
The dfsnasu OoTeueu ccntiseioI Tor knapsacA' he'd
contract 10 procure GOOD, manufactured tho 81
Girvons KHprs Il Ia couieEiod by tie tu.d states
Authorities that defendant SUCH contfac.of had been &C
ccped a. tie manufacturer aui in Of any failure, be
M :. pr onuly ish. m. question raised u ne to The
party liable pay the taI ibs deoaasnI, OF No hrm Of
I.
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IAdyeIiiseuientl
TiIsT NATIONAL BANK or NEw-loRK.
NO WALLsT),
DESIGNATED DErosIToRY AsD FISCAL AGENT OF TIP
UNITED STATES

DESIGNATED DErosITORY AND FISCAL Aehfr W INV
UNITED STATES.
FoR THE DI,7RrBUTIos
The NATIONAL 1910 FIVE PER CENT LOAN.
This is forty years at per cent per annunlSTEKEsT
AND PR1scrpAL BY SPECIAL ACT CoyGaEss, MADE PAY
ABLE IN GoLp-Ond also by special Act tits loan ' EXEMPT
Taox TAXATION.
Parties ,ub-rbug this bank may receive coupon bond
ciasly with clean coupons so March l, by paying til
earned interest in currency adding fly per cent for premium
on the eon or they nsy By little delay, receive bonds with
r,cros, commencing or tue FIST day Of subscription
The same rue viii also apply registered stock except that
it cannot be delivered within days after subscription,
Parties uiscrib;rs either way for rcdrbuton vii be
allowed one eighth per rem, commission.
The Secretary OF thu Treasury u,tcts this bank follows
"Ths First National Bank Of he City Of Ncw.Yors' Of
which yo ale President {. authorized to receive subscriptions
to the National 1910 Loan and is hoped that ' cSeTtion'-
on the most energetic md -cye employment Of "1eh great
re- anee is pa-cd-vi be attended with complete 'ueoes
very respectfully,
tSignedl "S. Z. CHASE Secretary Of the Treasury.
ITO : {. THoxPsoS esq, Presdeui.'
The Coupon Bonds Of $50 $780, $500 and sioco de
nominations
Payments may be made in Legal Tender and National Ban
note, CT checks and da any bank in this city that will
pay on demand, OF a; one day notice. Address
JAMES CUnPHEr, Cashier,
First National Bank, New.YOrk
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TRIBUTE TO LI2UT. MoRSELL.-Gen. Shriver,
and Mossrs W. s. Reese. W S. Ringgold, George N.
Webster. +. Hickey. I. N. Wolfe A. Mcintyre Col
Brlngle. Lewis Watson Charles Albert, E. d. Hail. W.
w. Taylor, VIM. Csllov, Col IL. r. Coggshsl, and
Alfred Spates composing she Commissioners OF Public
Works of tho State Of Maryland, uho recently visited
this city on business connected with the internal IN
proyements OF that State have sent letter to Collector
barney commenting in IN especa! Z; inner the merto-
rious conduct Of Lieut.. Richard A. Aorel commander
Of the revenue steamer Bronx in assisting the sufferers
on board the Chenango sfter me explosion Inc deie
cation had embarked on the cutter FOR the purpose OF
Viewing the harbor but rehnqulshed tho trip that the
Bronx might AID in towing the disabled vessel 70 the
Navy. y ard
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SUPREME COURT-SrrcIiL THas.-ArRiI H.-Bsfor,
Justice lgaRAuAs
srIII AIPR IRtUDS.

Tho Nov York aud her Haven fosd Company aSL Robot
Schuyler - ST.
Tho Court was 10 proceed 20 assess the damages
IN this case tho postponed until Saturday
i0th nst i0. o'clock when The hearing will be- pro
ceedsi with by Judge inerhsm In .he New Coer House
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS SPECIAL TEnx-APRiL a.
-Beloro judge DALI.
DECISION.
Reed sgt. Tho Bank OF the Republic.
granted; order TO BE- settled.
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The mari for Butter continued 10 decline ur hon
oay p-ico. fr lots Of hle State Tabs low % ~
since Ael receipts have been yt aud TIE demand good ~
Ia IN tpuent g. Eus and sid prlsa have recovered not
ching however 10 tho rst.s a asst Tue parties ~bo
I'll this Ac ButcT tie do al eJu.isl
gbe rk: n stands the VOYAGE tlw,ysr b Nil probably
ay tLsm vol con,iden. tho sl rate Vi exchange We
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Inc haze been plenty and rcwef. pues, are unchanged
NJRs AND SKINS.
Westsrn.

Ahoash price are not quotby higher they are YER otm
tom he c6mneton among shippers Tor the lot. <,ivins
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Old Cbses. 10 nearly out 81 market tibet the hode cf the
few remaining have brc. able ~ obtain slT.nce. New
r,es spar nry but far sold readily uneommouy high
Irccs tsce quotations bri5w) htu Ohio has arrived iu
sms lots. No New England Dairy has been received yet
ora |. growing scarce aud hru Pineapple higher. We
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FgA-HrRs-F.sthcrs couuoe scarce and sell at outside ras
when choice We quote:
Mo-;eru. live Cree. y 'f...................bJ Wv
BEEsvAx-Iu,rr arr lot Offering. and Ouyc.s viii pay
better fs'es il..u % our llst. We q otr:
Southern. - h........
Ntyru. y e 20
RRooy CoRS-The .toA s -Iowug light, aud the demand
hes b. proved prices are timer. We quote;
ia pLIc q B............ .........'...'s al!
TrHStlg-D,llui far. We quote: -
Eua Bsris p bb.....................Si 75a 81 20
OhIoss--Nir quote:
Re- AID yellow = 100 ,.rials..........41 pa -
yellow. T. bOi........' .'...''.'.''''... 80 w ~,
Red. 4 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 80" w
MAIZE -yCaR-N e. quote.
Sow - U....... ......'.'''''''''''l q -
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CITY ITEMS.

Ngw Stock ExCHAgGE.-The Corporate
Board Of Brokers Of New.York are about to erect o
splendid building for the accommodation Of the mem
bers Of the stock Exchange. 1t will be in the ehape Of
r. with entrances from Wall New and Broad streets.
The front on New street viii be &c feet and the build
plot has width OF ~ feet. From the center Of tho
building there will be three tory extension, TO be use
as entrance from Wall street. Is feet in width This
extension wing Is to have q marble front in the
Renaissance style OF architecture. Broad street win
present a marble front in the Corinthian style four
stories high with depth Of 70 feet and from that point
the building will be two stories high. The first story
room viii extend from Broad to New street and will bo
$50 feet long by ~ feet wide with ceiling 90 fee. high
On the second floor of the Newstreet wing viii be q
commodous room 70 by Sc feet, with ceiling 81 feet
high, and having entrances from Wall and New streets
The New-Street front will be OF brick and irou The
iron contract for this building said to be the heaviest
Of It's kind ever awarded in this city. amounting to
t230 O00 The structure, when completed viii DO
among the costiest and most substantial buildings in
NeW.York
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Irns,nu CnnIc rInrEc,.

~ can gutE AID BElGh oA
PsJa,'i ~, INV riiuvr. fo- ~ vret csf1g Us4'iS1y
1g-h27 lsi
The follow us The su.ouus Of so,A reported AZ msrset:
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SALE OF FERRY FgAycHIsEs.-Mr. Charles
f. Loew, Collector OF City Revenues aud acting arc
toneer sold o. public suction at the City Hall on Tses
day forenoon the lease Of the Franchises of the Ferry
about to DO established from the slip basin beweeD
Piers Nos - and 80 Eat River foot Of Bridge street.
Brooklyn and OF the ferry shout to DO established be-
tween PeIs Noe 81 and 80 East River 80 the foot OF
South Sixth street. Brooklyn, E. D. They were both
bought BY A. v Stout eco, The former at 5000 year.
and the latter at S3 40 year The lease OF the ferry
from the foot Of Grand street Fast River TO the foot Of
Grand street, Brooklyn. Wis not sold on account Of
law salt now existing between the owners Of the ferry
and George Law. All that the city has the power 20
sell OF these ferries il the lease franchise the ferries
themselves being owned by private parties.
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SANITARY FAIR AUCTION SALEs.-Yesserday,
under tie direction of Mr.. George Mcclure Of Tiffany
& Co. and IL A. Spauldng Of Bal. Black Co.'S, tho
jswelry and syerware presented TO the Sanitary FaS
and remaining unsod disposed Of at auction a, tho
Union-SUaIe building, which open to all who Dc.
sired to attend About 100 persons present tic
lookout FOR bargains Tie larger portion Of the goods
bought by Mr.. spslding to save them from utteR
sacrifice. The jewelry sold low, and several plated
pitchers and eobets were KNOCKED down at 81 and Is
each. Mr. SOmmerdike. the auctiOneer slso disposed
Of the plants the remaining goods in the international
Department. andshe crockery in the Dutch Kitchen,
Many Of the most valuable 10 les in KnickerboekeY
Hal were purchased b. Ms. i. Furniss who has al.
ready contributed largely OF her ample in aid 81
the SANITARY Commission. She started a subscription
list few days ago before the close Of tie Fair With
view Of raising e. COZ for the benefit OF three soldiers
ono of whom Is legless, tie SECOND armess, and the
third totally blind. day or two ago she presenteA
fine picture Of Gen. Anderson to Sergeant Hart tho
man who nailed the flag TO staff sumter when tho
colors were shot away at the first stormng Of that kr
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Bpis.

Receipts have been quite during the week snito eject
sales receivers have submitted lutLsr decline Shsd
now plenty and ceap ~ market anl they enter largely
mo IL. rossup u he pseF. causing sns supply Of
l-g the market than Other We Guoto:
state sud J,r-,y & doz......................igtdI
western - dJA.....s... ~
Canada A. 90
Egs Data, = bush, kood......................ss 90
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES. Alfred Turner
lately cook on the bark Panas was committed b1
Justice Hogan on charge Of stealing from WIN. II.
Elis, passenger during the trip from Belize, Hondus
ras, eco in Spanish gold two diamond rings and
gold pencil. The rings and pencil were found in tho
possession Of the accused. John Gardner German
40 years Of age foreman Of the msbeyard Of Mes,rs,
C. Al. ONeil No ts5 West TWENTY .ninth street wac
fatally injured yesterday by large marble slab falling
upon him Dece ised resided ut the OF Thirtieh
street and Seventh avenue and leaves wife and thres
children .. Justice Ledwith Yesterday committed
Charles Lawrence and John Marshall on charge ox
attempting fro the liquor store Of the former coFncs
Of DOmin.ck and Varck streets. Fire Marshal Baker
will ipyes,igate the matter James 0Nel was COM
mitt,d by Justice Ledwith fpr strsing VIM Fa.on on
the head with brick causing. 1t is supposed fatal IN
juries.