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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-26
The Womcn's National Leagu TO its Men.
Der. and Friends.

OFFICE or THE WorES's Loyal NATIONAL LE,sus)
KOOa No. ~ COOPER issrfrrIE, J
NEw YORK May %, .fL }
The task of folding, directing, and sending out
10000 peons then asserting counting and rolling upe'ca
State by i,se-2ooc0 signatures, Les been here ben ia
tina, only those who have the labor eoad FLY sr'r
cic;e.
Remember. paper printing postage, oce, and esks sle
quirc money.
At the Last meeting Of tie Executive Committee We n
solved ask e.eh of 5000 members to scnd u tic zl
sum Of fiiy cents, to carry the WORK.
L., the petitions be thoroughly circulated du; the Sun
throughout the country, that tie peoi lie may spoafs
thunder tones Congress ii. earliest ttings.
Neither the Eraneipa.ou Amendmen, Bit. have 1T
passed the House and the vote the Montana
ton shows the annus q tue Administration.
the majority Of voters propose TO reflect sTch aen
rule rs, those who behave in free Institutions ns
uuiedy begin the Of educating the nation into the Do
that stable Government must be founded in ju'iioe-
freedom and equality rights that belong to every citizen
arrplblc SUSAN b. ANTHONY, See
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-26

PRICES.
Beeres-Fir quality 2 7Jd IS Is Per 100 u on the total
Second do... II 53D ~ 80 weight oflnde ttilo"
Third d.. 10 CON II 50 and dressed beef
IL. and Pre-. 10 i0W
Horking Oreaf lcOa $3.50 y pair, or according to Their
MLh Cors-s30asls Extra good. $500 40, with or
without calves may bc agrcrdi farfow ana Ordinary go
Sbeco and L1ns,-6Ia9c p n. On live weight shearcd
Sriss-shoais, whoesale, s.ao.ci RETAIL "a i!c. 3 10
Fat Hogs. q! as. T. %.
Joqi Caitcs-45 p head .
Hief-lOl lie. Cal skins. 2Ud23c Talow 9tdlVc q To-
Pelts with wool on. - a00 ~ each.
REHARKsWc report above, about b'D hend OF rhttir
ar,tst 10 a srcs. OF tis number, how $50
ho- ptrhnp. be- put t. h-t week account But even VII"
this addition the butchers md heuseyes all out II bee ana
-ouscqueuily many cattle wanted this w''k ~ 'aW
brds, there 800 head nearly double lat weeks up
py There but few Of tie whos-" butchers about tire
yards th. market Tuesday morning. IN Consequence, Il
r shon beside many which hli IN duuns the w',k,
making the whole number 81 Wesru since ast mafkrt dy
~ ,ac not snuchcd b.. shey wcfe last wers huy
bad stock aud time, and thy nav" soiei
Down rrrc soueW hat particularly Mort rru cattle, prob
ably about nurh they advanced last weo lie tos'fs
dec nfed there al 81 pound ~ aud ~" butcher
aid that e 81 usf bought good O1'n 1T &C. which
he should have jumped ast week 40 ~! Ns.tern cattle
ne mostly sod - Il! l1!c. & n r choice bnlocsf bring
g igr and poor llc Northern cattle a. tie way
nom 2, 0isc generally fom ls0lS counting "tist oi
lide AMI follow come 30 meat
The supply Of Sheep +. short q The demand Butchers met
the country and bought most Of tc lot. "ie my
reached market Mott o. the fks we're sod at !c = 10
i've Wr.h', wool 20. .
Vel ta.srs eel quick slow, OrIus 10 quaiy Most
lot reported NJ about - = bead
swine n.afArt rather duh n quotations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-26
Proclamation Of Denmark.
We have received the following Procla

We have received the following PROCLAMATION
from the Danish Consulate in this ciiy'
According 10 communications from the Ministry Of
Fnancos dated 9th April last 1t has been resolved that
until further notice merchant vessels sailing under
culors hitherto Acknowledged hy the Danish NoVeru
mcnt If belonging 10 those states which at the
prcscu, time at war with Denmark shall be allowed
Ia enter into and depart from the Danish West India
Islands free and unmocstcd subject only to the laws
and regulations hitherto in force aud orders Will be
given 10 tie effect that merchant vessels sailing under
the above national oolors shall not be orerhaucd or
captured In Tie West India seas by\Danish vessels Of
war.
Should any change in the aforementioned respect be
resolved On timely notice viii be given thereof that
the parties concerned NAV b. enabled 10 take such pre-
cautions NJ they may deem necessary.
Tie Government OF tie Danish West India Posses
siOns ~. CIox, May 8. leGi W. Birch,
GAIL HATIENsTN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-26
COMMISSIONERS or IlrALrm.-A communiea-

COMMISSIONERS or IlEALTH.-A cOmmunica-
ton was received from the Police Commissioners
stating that they had power to remove nuisancos
without authority from the courts. The City Inspector
stated that he had notified all lat and bone boiling
establishments Who were violating the city ordinances
to close at once he had also notified butchers that they
must get rid of their ohal every day Further than
that he could not go as the Board Of Health alone
possessed the rover 10 remove these establishments by
trce. DR. Saytc stated that there were several eases
# small pox In the city. resolution Was adopted en-
towering the city Inspector t. remove all contagious
or infectious disease to tle hospital.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-26
Opening op THE NINTH NATIONAL BANK

Opening OF THE NINTH NATIONAL BANK
The Ninth National Bank opeuedther splendid and wei
appointed baukrooms Yesterday. at No a63 Broadway.
he suite Of embrace business office - by 100
feet and three private offices. number Of prominent
gentlemen present AZ the opening OF The institu
ton among whom were the Hon. Geo. Folsom Z. b..
Wilson. Prof webster Col. Burton 5. b. Butcher aud
Mr. Van Du2cf. A. thc close Of princely lunch. > T.:
Hi esd "toastcd the President Of the Ninth National
happily and gave the following statistics Deposits OF
this day = 600i subscriptions 10 1910 bonds. 500
CO. The next toast WAS given for the Father OF tie
National Banks. Secretary Chase. and the Hon. y u.
butcher responded The officers Of the Bank are
Joseph L. Ofys President; Ii. VI. Humphrey, Cashier
Directors W. a. kobbe 4. \. Vyse u, q. \. Nlcks
h. !. Solomon, ;. \. Fellows, ;. J.. Hull I. Min1e
sholner, CT. Whitchousc aud J. II. Owls.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-26

HEADS OF TIE LBADERS.-The Hon. JONI
BROOCH. Goyen.r q Ohio; Mr. THOMAS BLANcWARp, the
Inventor; r. T. TRAIL, W. D., Author aud Physician, with
Portraits. Bio,r,phies and ChAIaciers Also THE IusAs
Foor e. Physiology Anatomy, and How TO WALK" Per
oul ldencs The Science Of Forces Heads of Men and
Women Compared. ssfGovrnmeut. The Human VIII.
Efficacy Of Prayer. Deams-ther Significance. Fremont
tons Of Death Taking in Sleep. Foretrlns Events; with
Ethnoosy Phy,iology rhysiOsnony Psychology, aud much
Other nereus matter in the JuSE No. ILLUSTRATED PHRg
BIOLOGICAL JOURNAL Only IS Gents.
FOWLER I. WELLS,
No. $50 Broadway New. Yofk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-26

~ d,.n, oaltes are sent let them be in sepa
rate packages -, , ,-,. ..o. ala.
nut vour own name private marx known TO the con
since and tho contents OF the package upon the outs uc
with number weight &c, to show what CONTAINS anu "e'o
from without opening. . . Al
Pm, AN invoice inside laid upon the top or tackled upon the
time the produce or other articles are shipped stating the
route sent etc. =. . A., .rd
nard against mistakes Of count. weight measure @c ehu
90 gain neputaon for correctness quality o. produce even
ness and good your articles will always be IN de
uand
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-26

The New CENTS. new cents have made
their appearance in this city. They almost entirely
Of copper and are of the circumference of the nickel
cent, but thinner. Their appearance is neat. There
need be boarding of this money which is compare.
tycly cheaper ,han the nickel coin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-26

The following New-YOrk officers, who wen
wounded in the late battles have reported at sureo,
Antiselps Office, On Pennsylvania avenue, tetss.
Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets:
Lieut.. Ed J. Hue.ton X, lithMsjor Thos. Toahy Ga
Lieut.. Wm. Van RucLeusteou Capt WiuGed Scot Iaeh
c, sd. MAJOR {. c. Baker, g.h ys,
Major ". IT, Kspplers. sd, Capt. r. G. Perry llA.
Lcnt. VIM. n. Slick. C. list. Cs,' +. L. Todd Both
apt II. l.. Jones. /, l46th. Lieut. Thos Il. Hay, H. ~
Lieut.. 4. j. King. c, l4Gth Col Matthew MaIpLy 6stb
Adj. VIM. H. Wright 18TH Capt. John D. Hearn a. Icth
Lieut. VIM r. Smith, d 10th Lieut. J. b. Dunn, i,ith
Lirut jos Wilkinson. C.llfb Lieut. John Lend D. l59d
Lieut. ". +. Hall. r, ,7ih. CAPT David Hiu, :, ls9d
Lieut. J. " Houston l2lth Lieut. H. Dwight Smith 80,
Adj. James r. Campbell lioh.A Surg John W. Brssssss
Capt. W :. Oramt Lynn. lf0th Heavy Artillery.
Lieut. Chas. II. Baton %, Jyth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-26
DIVINE THAsKs.-In accordance with the

DIVINE THAsRs.-ln accordance with the
resolution passed by the General Assembly OF the Old
School ,,hyter.an Church now IN session at Newark
NcwJrsog APPOINTING yesterday to be observed ~
services Of Thanksgiving and prayer for past mercies
and yicorcs the Presbyterian Churches Of this city
united in the CoicgiIte Dutch Church. corner OF
Twentynnih street AID Fifth avenue IN the afternoon
4 VERY large aggregation vas IA attenG9ncc. me
Rev DR. prcuss presided. and prayers suitable 10 the
occasion were offered by tie Rev DR. Spring, the Kew
Mr. IIonih ard the Row Dr Hutton \ very touching
and interesting address delivered by the Roy. Dr
Adams on tie prevalence Of morality and religion in
the Army Of the Potomac. His remarks were listened
a. with the greatest attention by tho congregation
Tie services terminated With the bencdiction.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-26
EXEMPTION FROM TIE DRAFr.-To those who

may he drafted enrolled for the coming draft in July
1.-The War Department has given the power to have any
existing corrected" by applying to the Provost
Marshavs Office in tie district where their names are
taken by the enrolling officer The Board Of Enroll
mont Of the WITH District hearing claims for
exemption from the coming draft at their headquarters
No lG2 Liberty street. the other Boards will commence
hearing claims tomorrow. Those entitled to exemption
papers should apply at
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-26
Deaths Of ycw.york Soldiers,

p Reported to the Office Of Capt. james NJ
Moore, A. Q. NJ q. No l24 L street, neag Tver,yfrs
street. where complete record is kept Of each deaa
for the benefit Of friends:
Alfred q. Hin. q. 41i. Jonas r. Seate. Il. gsh "a,
John Daniels s, 10Th. A.ouko y. Knight B. 18th
Henry Waidon 4 It'll Art. Geo. w. Cummings. n, aek
Nm. A. Wilkinson X, lf'hCorp. Fred. Evans lal Mia
Militia He'ry HotcLkins D. si.h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-26
Philadelphia Cattle lsarIc;-hiAY %.

The supply BEEF tstik this week vry small, only
au8Hnia 10 aboli - head Tie driasud great aud
fire. "a, suCed The beet cattle sod ~ om ~ 20 tlsP
Joe d. Ordinary aud good sod q from -lf o. III.
sHrFP-Tle sale Of Sheep uuouItsd 20 about so h.,d
Tho uarei active ard rrices ranged from 20 &c. for
cTci Sheep, and Wool ,hrep iron J. 20 l9c g II gross -
g. unity. 49,
loGs-Ile Hog market qni'e active. und over 900
head yer. sold a. rom : Toto : T. q iri n net.
itvs-Ihe sac Il cove ut'i 10 10 hs11 a. ITicts
rsss from go 20 80 =, head according g. quality.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-26
VWLFN q " HI
No. $50 Broadway, New iork.

AyDERsoy.-Th is a iar-iamcd name. We
have al heard Of And,,son II Fot Sumter fame ad Ander
son the wmrd but ust the most takeiabout Anderson
i be- OF 80 20 Bowery Those who have chan ed their resi-
dences land who have uoD may need something ~ the
way Of CARPETS OILcLorns Ac The merchant before msn
toned Just tie person consult for h. has excellent taste
such matters sels his goods moderate prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-26

0T'TFF II" ~ =
MILLER & CARPENTER, pf

MILIEW u NNNI IN IfNf ItNIIIVN N''IIIIIITT
Mcfcnants for the sale OF Butter Cheese Lard Egrs Pon
Game Grain Flour Pork, Hops Scel Beais, Dried Ilts
aud Couuiy Produce generally No AEne baidinss y /
no Nasngton.s) We give personal attention 10
the selling OF al goods consigned 20 Lhet4 cash al. tnces
made on conss currents Reference: President Of Irving Bank
Marsh President Erie Railway Compnyi President North
River Bank and SacKetf. rcler - Co.. \. \.
~ B--Mantrd, coms- uueui Clover Timothy and FLAX
Seed tor our increasing nome mid shipping trate.
Also choice Dless Poultry Stalled and tis Pigeons AMI
oil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-26
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES William WestoA,

CRIMES AND CASUALTIES. William Westoe,
a boarding house keeper. at No. % Greenwich street
was yesterday committed by Justice Hogan on charge
Of robbipg John Boc recently arrived emigrant. Of
the sum Of $500 in English gold. The complainant
states that while passing the premises Of the accused
on Tuesday the hitter pushed him iato the basement,
and with the aid ~ his wife, robbed him OF the above
sum. o. Officer John Elliott, lately attached 20 the
iy-ninth Precinct died yesterday. Deceased was
badly injured during the July riots that he has been
unable 70 perform pat o duty since, and his death was
probably hlter cd by the violence he received az that
lime Ile was much esteemed by lis officers James
Falon, lately. capt 10 OF the schooner q. l. e. lying
~ the foot Of Nesey street, while attempting 10
~ board bis vessel list night In an intoxicated con-
diion, fe overheard AID was drowned. The body was
subsequently recovered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-26
youNG MEMS CHRISTIAN CoSvEyrroy.-The

Convention of Young Mems Christian Assocaiions4'
10 be held this year in Boston the LIST Of June iio
BROOKLYN Association has. within few days sploinea
seven delegates and the NewYork Association tseIH
delegates to tie Convention. The gentlemen selec.s
Mc.,rs : W. Stebbins Vincent Coyer. Cepha BI,;
nerd. Frank W Ballard, Edward Colgate. ". l D.
Dodge. r.. w. W. Phelps. W. T. Lee, {. \. Ah"is12
{. f. Whitehead Il. \. Brick, W. +. Moor g., a. ~
Goodrich W. III. Brown J. :. Stearns, V. Morse Ma,
Hoyt. " c. rickcock, Austin Abbott and AeAae,,,
VAN Rensselaer,. II is presumed that maJolI. -
these delegates will be in attendance. AS mos' q "a
nnblcation ~ their names NAV be useful and ineIeS
me There are peculiar reasons why tae o' Icy ity
should be one of rare interest and its sessions az pa
~ be no less delightful and memorable III D'N'S-
than they have always been wherever hen"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-26

CONCERT FOR TIE FREE CHURCH OF THE
Whoever knows anything Of the history Of
this Church Of the abundant abors Of Its faithful
Pastor will look with special favor on concert given
for its assistance. See advertisement in another column
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-26

NorICR is hereby given that the LEWIS u.
NoERts auction -e Of Of NEsTcnEsrER toUNrY
LAND divided In plots of from l1 to 90 acres taxes place Al
eocs o. NJ. 10 MORROW. Harlem Railroad trains leave
g6t 4, n g5 o. M and 1880 fol further particulars
zee advertisement in this paper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-26
New.York Deserscrs.

The following persons have been secured b
Capt. scLcsizs detectives:
James JOHNSON b. Itch Cav Jos'Dovenburch SIS. vola
Rufus Lewis. v, IGth Cav. Chas. Ionig, 1t Cav.
Winm Frldenberg, f. sthwul Nelson. lih. IA. AIT
Vo. Tbos Brown "a H. AT
Vim Edwards +, 4h Cav. Zeias Morton, ,fh n. AT.
VIM. Thomson, ali Vim Morgan, T., l0ih los
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-26
SENT To FORREST HALL.

The following Ncw-York deserteTs and strae-
glers were, on Friday ard Saturday, committed to
Forrest Hall Prison. By by Col IIgraha Provost MG
shall
VIM. Leach. 10th Cav. Xenss Morton oh AT.
N1n Morgan 4oth Vols hos Brown. ID L. Ait
c. II. ThonTsou 9Th L. AT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-26
COUNT CALrNDAR-TnIs DAY.

SUPREME CoURr-t,ESEgAL TERM.-Adjourned 10
June q.
SUPREME CorRT--C fRcUIr-P Mos. ll9g
1893 1854 1891, 25s loa, 1884, 1859 l67l 70 1893. 1872
1885, 1899 IS 5, 1887, 1899, 1884, 1895 1875. faH iiCaonda
unchanged.
SUrEEME CoURT-SrEcIAL TERM.-Issucs Of
law and iact-Nos. 26J 81. %. 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-26

THE sTH VERMONT VETERANs.-This reg.
iment rcenlisted for the War; arrived hero yesterday
on its way to the field. 1t will depart by the steamship
Mcclellan for New Orleans.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-26

DANIEL w.

DANIEL w. VAUGHAN, esq, late cashier 81
the blackstone Bank Of Providence r. has been aTPqted
Caller of tie Fourth National Bnk Mr.. VAUGHAN bit..
with him good reputation an Executive Bank O ei aH
W. are glad 10 hear under the administration that TIE
Fourth National large increased It, posts and secured
many yapsb accounts thus IIorng good rr'n u ~
Shareholders.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-26
(Advcrii.emen,.l

lllk JAPANESE IOLl>H.-ENtll l"u! WI" ~
sirr keep her Baoruls hrish IN keeping with t season
should fail ihs article IL l. easily hpphrd "ho -
superior to any other Polish IN u-e II can pc
obtn Cd of 1911 tie principal shoe dealers ana "hoesae al TIC
Agency, No. IS W nilnst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-26

COLoRED ORPHAN ASTHMA Fair is now
being held at Mozart Hall, Broadway, opposite Bond
street for the benefit Of the Coored Orphan Asylum.
As this Institution is in pressing need It is to be hoped
that the phianhrophic public will literally patroniSe
the Fair.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-26

GEN. ]. HOBART WARD.-A meeting Of Gen.
Wards friends will be held at the Astor House this
afternoon to take into consideration the charges
made against him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-26
Nav LINE or SrENMEgs FRoM EURoPE.-,:III..

NEW LINE OF STEAaEEs FROM EUROPE -
first of new line OF steamers to New olA Y, ,eh
il expccted 10 arrive in June. Tie vessel VII oJ
name the Washington, Is Of 900 horse power ai Ssr
now fitting up at lIavrc The Compan! owns ~, = mo
thc Compaqpie Asuiqnr and which arose ou' IN slc
Cy.d M0ber in France has already tMo be.
sven Earope. the West Iad.es and tie Gun line.
I'm addition TO the stcngogs for tpe has Two
Which have been built IN Scotland, 'he 'Empress
fine vessels in progress ~ Nr"'o-
Eugene and the Empress Charlotte
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-26
fAdyertiseneutl

FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF NV YORK.
NewioTk, May 20 1874
This Bank has now on hand for immediate de-
livery ample supply Of U. s. 1910 BoSps with oovFoSs
from March J.
Payment may be made IN any funds curen, in This city
SAnrrL c. Thompson, President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-26
THE woMAy's IYfIRMARY.-Thisi institution,

devoted to the eatment OF diseases peculiar to women
has recently been opened with appropriate ceremonies
and il ready for the reception Of patients The
hospital building situated on Washington Nights, be-
tween Tenth avenue and ,he Bloomingdae road, is a
neat and commodous edifce, with fifteen bed rooms
and an ample supply Of water ees and other suitable
appliances The inlimary is under the charge of Dr.
Mitchell, distinguished practitioner Of the Homeo
paihic School and with It's salubrious and agreeable
location AID :s nuerous devoted friends promises TO
be Of grca, public usefulness.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-26
Tur GARpFS-PLAXT SUCCESSIVE Cke r., Tses

THE GARDEN PLANT SUCCESSIVE NJ y, rsas
Farmers. listen Yon generally pant oney cautent
h"s cam ctcumbers etc. and are ihcreNi.a. as,r
OS Sy TU IL is practice that YOU earoi o saS
pcas oi be planted just as early As You can SreS,
work The ground and once fortnight l u az lsst 10
corn slonA have at least -four panngs-.saI neriods
mi, Snap beans may be planted az severn FSarien
~ 3s 10 onov them till frost So Of almost ~ ~, GOOD
80 so,ntabcs Kai o. spinach. lettuce are on; ard
Wien yonuc lr..,c may be scwn n Au''''s sweet
h'i" 49, may be picked green anu and. s' csI
>,r tintc, .i,c. 'rrv them, and Try If You eanA''
lee. ,'r.t and live better than you do now
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Receipts Of Produce.

MAY 2s-2i 200 bbs Flour, 855 do. Whisky. llW phgs
Corn Meal I2I 900 bush Wheat, 5000 do Oats, zl2p 90
Malt " pEss Ashes $500 do. ProyAons, lOo do Butter
1s3 do Lard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-26

SUPERIOR COURT-OEsERaL TERs.-MAY %-Before
Ilt.c. M0ScRIIY. MOSsLL snd NCtuNN
THE ms RANCE on TIE sESATOR-JUIEMENI OF
TIE COURT BELOW AFFIRMED.
Edwin Walsh Re.poudcni. AIT Tic Wellington Marine
Insurance Company, Appellant.
IL this interesting case decision mas hech
rendered suuns TIE Judgment u the Court below In favor
u the plaintiff ar the claimed IN the marine policy
sued ON n the action.
e cac W. tried before Clrf Justice Robe,son at the
Trial Term md tie ntcd by the eNi-
deuce werr then fIl ~ reported.
Tie defendants. The Washington Marine Insurance Tom
prfy anQa the Judgment rendered the verdict
lie opinion ~ tie Court the General Term written by
Justice Cum. u held that the plaintiff established the
fat flat tie lip ben c the l2d ~ August
M goo stout, staunc and seaworhy vessel aud that
from her peculiar aud the STRESS OF weather she
assured the s"aofttluess
the beginning a. the soyaer aud lie becomes
ory lsr that r. any NhaisoeNof the undeE
writers nfs liable
Justice NcCunn then proceeds 20 review the authorities
cited 1y tho pei council. and holds that All the rsi
deuce n tie propcis received and hat the adnis-
~ rycy j. not ground TT new tal aud the Juds
uieit q she Court below j. affirmed.
Wm Curl. Noyes and Ebrdse T. Gerry for respondent
VIM. u Booth snd Townsend scldder Tor appe lants
SPECIAL IERa-NAY la-Beiorc Justice GARviN
DECISIONS.
In re. the petition Of Mary Brney
There being 10 opposition 10 the discharge Of the
within named ay Brey, Size j. hcrcby discharged from
impu.onul'nt 49, -
In rc tle petition ~ THOMAS Riley.
There brlng opposition 10 The d.charge u the within
nan,d Thomas Riley the part ~ the District Attorney VITO
app.ass te people toe ad Thomas Riley IL hereby dis
cAaf. ed fIou ir prisonmrut
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BOSTON Cntfle Market.

At CAMbIIGK MD BNIUHIUN' -,
Rrroy,sd for The TRIBUNE, for the Tek ending fdno'ddy
N0g -. 1864.
The following 10 the amount Of stock reported at market
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-26

STRAGGLERs.-A body of 400 straggers, Of
various regiments, and another OF 100 have passed
through this city, on their way TO the 'front.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-26

TIE NEW CoURT-IIOvsE STocK.-Thc bids
received yesterday for the loan Of 10000 for The new
Court House reached 10000 ii average bids being
over los and in one instance reaching s3 per cent
premium.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-26
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-26

NEw-JRRsFY RAILRoADs.-The subscription
books Of the Patterson and Newark Railroad open To-
day. The dosl taok on tie Morris and Essex Kali
road nom IIoboken to Newark is expected 70 be com
plcod IN two months.