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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-16
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE,

Shsnasr Gney Fy Ryer; Reilly Brics !Leow M.se'son Var
aerpsn BRss csedu IMPORT Of Corsee or Finance &,
vot 'mends resouon Of Board Of CoaDemen 70 read q
Resoyed That the COMPTROLLER be ,,a hereby ,uo,ed snd
cteoed drew warrant in i.yO Of Join 0ecge Otto for the m
hs Twelfth Regiment n y s o. for the parade Of July $685.
The rssS to Ss CHARGED e he scsGan Of City oonns'H
EN- M2,Is Ssmsn Notion. Mssnen i{n,
nom McGisni. Sad Van SOaIbi.~iS.
5s6S' ''@''' finance
ha re- Comptroller be and be hereby suorzel snd
Hodge,. Pastor Of the Fs, BspS Mariners csafeh IN o,sS street
the assessment and Interest thereon for wOri Of budns
IN Oliver street the amount to be charged BY tho Comptroller to the
Nslsa .aSgsd By ts following vote; PIN.
Gedaey ~, Reilly, Bcc LOew. ysuam, bioGanI. and Van
MOTIONS
Alderman En- moved that when tho Board adoum' do 90 to
Alderman Loty moved to Snend BY making Monday the s's
iu, %s,.: At two O'Clock
T III. mo.ion a, amended was adopted
Aider%sh Mooax moved that the Board do now sdlsrn.
Ahilmstiye .ernen Moore Conan McBr.n Fly snd Bhcss
SSi: snd Van f'n shannon Reilly ''"
GKSEnsL ORDERS RESUMED.
p;sss e Go9 T,i ,ss T,.
oasy under S drscos Of S. .Gas 1Sn
Which We. adopted by the following Sss'
Anml!iro Aldermen Flynn shannon Ely Reilly Bdos LO.w.
kcsssive-Aderman McBrisn-i
MOTIONS kESChfD.
Aldermen Eli moved that the Board dc adjourn
Which lost.
GENERAL ORDERS AGAIN REsuMYO.
Alderman SHANNON called Of Committee Roais
favor OF adopting resolution y follows;
Resolved That cro..wsI be laid tn. rI' avenue.
erseetion Of fiy second udr the direction the
Commssono and that the accompanying cdltuce therefor be
adopted.
Which wrs lost By the following vote;
AmatiycA Flynn Shhon Rye Reilly krice, Lcsv
Vsuum. McGnnis and Van voorh a
kesstiye-AdeT Muilrion and Ey-2.
SubseiUcnty rocousideTed and laid ov
Aldermen RTERs called up resolution OF BOARD Of Counosn
follows:
Resolved That the assessment list for paving Third avenue nom
Fifty sixth to Eighty sixth street with trap black pavement
hed November 1885 be and the hereby corrected tie
following particulars viz That the OF hundred and ninety
eight dollars and twenty-five cents t@ ISL be and he Is
RENTED numbers thirty
thirty and oreht and thirty I In block number three hundred
and sevcny-fou
Witch was adopted in by the following VOTE
Aldermen Moore Ccnn McBen. Flynn. Shannon.
Qeney Ely Ryer, Reilly Bhco. Loow, Massrson 'sum. Mo
0nnis snd Van Vooihs-if
observation-disclosures Sorton-L
On motion tn, Board then adjourned ard PPsDEsr announced
that tho Board stood adjourned until ncI, Monday. -
ID. 4. VALENTINE, Clert
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Total.

Donors Of books residing In this city vicinity may sssA
them to the following address, "Sreiair Tovsey Amss
Mere Company No. 1ls Eassau. Kep.YsTk fx The Ipesras
Asylm" Hinconvenient send him. his being noasl
as above the packages viii b sent for
Donors Of books residing in other parts Of the STATE
try may send them 10 the address, by eeS the UsA
States or American Eprs Cc~psnE Each parcel should ~
accompanied BY list Of its contents
Joseph Oris esq., President Of the Ninth National Bank
has also kindly consented to act treasurer Of the library
fund ard will receive contributions Of money therefor Al
funds transmitted 10 bis address for this purpose viii bs d
acknowledged and expended for the purchase Of books ana
the direction Of the officers Of the Asylum
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THE VACANT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES or A osru
MARSHAL.

MARSHAL.
Tie Board met at 9 o'clock yesterday sfternooa
pursaant adjournment the President Supervisor SuiA n
the chair.
Supervisor Fly jr.. offered the following;
Whens vacancy exists the Office OF Coroner ocoasfcoeA
the desh Of Coroner Collin and hsreds the last election M Ger
William Schmer received the next highest number Of vot -
Coroner Collin.
Rssd That should Governor Fenou determine Il to be
ay vacancy before the election that his ExcesAsR
hereby respectfully solicited to sppcn, Dr. scairmsr TO an I'D
position
Which was lost
The Board confirmed the nomination by Mayor Honaa -
Edward 5. Maloy as one Of the City Marshals.
The Committee Criminal Courts and Police presented
report In favor Of appointing four additional attendants
the Court Of General Sessions the recommendation e
Judge Russell TO receive salary 81 per annnm.
On motion the recommifted to tho Committee.
Tho Board then adjourned TO Tuesday next at O'Clock n
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Netherlands.

Per ship CulvstoE from Evepoo-Merch o. IN 81. Georges
canlc experienced equnocia gale during which shifted
days setting Cape Uear has had strong
With Intervening
Brig Alamo from Mschas for NewYork Il ashore 10 the West
Na.Towa. L. Il. win ret of at Ligb tide.
Tue hun Of the ship Emperace Elssbes" Aul which wert
sshoe Long Beach, above Old Inlet
weeks sold public s May H. and purchased BY
Mr. Thomas Bond proprietor Of the Long Beach House for S
Much Of her consisting Of fruits in damaged condition. yet
IN IN her.
LAuScHEp-A ne schooner Of about a20 burden.
launched saturday Nay IT, st Tuokeon ~ J. She named the
John H. RsP" and viii DO sailed by Capt, William ksle In the
tos.isis- trade
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A Card.
ATcHIs0N AND PIXIES PEAK RAILROAD COMPANY.

ATCHlSON AND PlkEc fEAh hAibhoAD CVuPANt
IT, ne Editor Of The Y. Tribrss
SIR: The TRIBUNE and other journals Of this oitT,
in several recent paragraphs have spoken Of go
seoadinS railroad PSsa The charge is without foau6s
tiop as those who know need not be ted.
difference existed between the Company and myself Is b
whether was or entitled certain comissieas
agreed upon connection with the sale Of portion OF their
bond The courts here at home open to the Company
and ready Of time to meet the They chose
however resort to writ Of treai lin the State OF Mesa
chetts wherein you aware spors sfdavi.s alone
heard. The charges set forth In the aaidAv which,
formed the basis Of the writ proved be false By the
Twas however. nonresident OF the State Of Nsssacta
sets temporarily within the Jurisdiction Of lite courts A
such was held for my personal appearance sx In
action at law for something than the amount In
dispute The win DO heard before jury In the Supreme
Judicial Court at Boston. 10 October next.
abatement has been published thar Of the 900 bonds Ie
the restoration Of which the process Issued have
rendered minayons This not true have surrsndsr:9
nothing aud do not intend to surrender anything except -
the verdict Of jury The ninety bopds hsd been IN po
session Of Of tbs Companys Board Of Directors sno>
October 1865.
The effects of fragrant wrongs uke thess do not awa{
with the malice that conceived the passion that dfe
them, and shall hereafter seek own rcparsfion 10
individual injury sustained. But there are ,ossa,
sideratons lying behind any mere personal os bas
The secret plans which the Company "a pesssss *
certain parties TO absorb surpIues s.sfes 10 tSe
esng capitalists and In stil more pd il bonds e
Government Of the United States which aos obedss1
the Company FOR siGoeooc. an S HIieysf G. waEsLSs
F.f& ls.aus Ho,., Now.YOrk Mss Is 1850 ~
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-Mlr Is.-yo.t
Judge BENEDICT.

DBCRKEs OF CONFIRMATION AND BALR.
The United States agt. the schooner Mary Clinton
and CARGO The Duro and cargo sgt The United
Sates The bark Sally Magic ag The United Sstes Schooner
Stephen Hart The United States Brig Isabella Thomp-
agt The U0itod SatesA OF tue ab0yenamed vessels
had been condemned previous DEGREES Of tho District Court
for the Southern District Of Hew.York
Tire appealed TO the United States Supreme Court
and the DEGREES there affirmed.
This morning Mr.. Ethan Allen, Assistant United States
District Attorney moved that the Court affirm lis previous de-
orees That the vesseI DO condemned which the Court
granted.
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SUPERIOR COURT-TRrAL TERx-MAr I5-Bsfore Jus.
flea


tce NoCtSr
CRUSHED BUILDING.
George st. L. Seabreok act John Hecker I'm
November, 1862 while Mr. Hecksr was building
IN With hs bakery in Rutgers ST. they fc crush
ING IN frame bndinS the adjoining lot occupied By the
psin Inc plaintiff himself very badly injured little
ctnd was Killed. aud the plaintiffs cigars scattered ard lost
For hs cigars The psnf claims e. aud for his other In
Juries 80 making N all $1,000 alleging that the acci-
dent occurred through the Of the defendant and
w0rklen In erecting the ovens
The case was tried In December 1862 and The case dismissed
By Justice Monoref the ground that negligence was not
ciargeabe to tho defendant The General Term held
appeal that the should hare been allowed 10 90 10 the
Jury, and sent Il beck for 70 trial -
The plaintiff having put In bis case the defendant ored
again for suit which denied Tbs case IL sti on
Raymond Conr5en for plaintiff; Mr. Mcneil Mr. Abbott
and ex.J udge Coursen for defendant.
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sn tsee'y Br Of London April g. in s 80 "a, long 4, 3D.
bound westward
May in la. 90 long 60 50 stsp m. the Hamburg
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11ort-U aroeu's Notice.
SrAvH OF NRw-YosE.

SrAvH NRw-YogE
PoRr-W ARpsSs OFFICE, No % Wilsmst.
NOTICE is hereby given. in accordance with sec.
~ hoa Of the paced April IL 1881 entitled An Act TO Re
e Wardenl dice Of Tire Port Of Ne~Yok 10 all
having charge Of the subject mse OF suoh
inquiry survey that the following
sads Port Wsrdns that the said
VII be completed within days socoeedng h
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SUPREME conference.-the l5-Bssors Justice
BARNARD.
THE CASE OF TILT UP AGAIN 70
Tilt agt Tilt.-In this case, Mr. Dunpby producing
tie affidavit referred to In yesterdays report tho Court
granted writ OF ne sxest the defendant fixing tho
bail AZ $1,000 aud setting the hearing for the sd inst The
previous order granted Mr. Waring and Vacatng previous
orders liked the hearing for the 22l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-16

TIE Superintendent OF tho Stats Inesr'ae AsyIsm y
Bpghsucn NJ H. has the srataosea 10 soknswisdss ths
receipt following contributions Of books scd money TO
the formation Os Library for the Asylum In response 10 ~
appeal made to the public last Autun through the hsws
pers and BY private circular.
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e for Crude, 49, IN SSsd e sssss
ned I'VE eur very dG a . sssss Whine TGsAI 1;
g. Is sssS c's Mo. IS Lssd a u
io,. PEE, So .nicf- Fot-' ~" '''" rts f.-l
.ss. wsisN sasaAXss. -
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
,xarPPiNG ENTELLIGRNCE,

A., az II Noon RssS ssssW
WATER THIS DAr 49,
Sand, Hook % Gov Islsnd .lOt Hell Gse.,,iiw
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GAsRsror, Saturday, Msy IL 1850
said, i'cfHrr A. tmIgtIn, Tor Eew~lofk. FIeiSat
da. 81 c...-ts :. ,ygoo, a.; - Fe'koS.. ls.
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Az invtsowss received to attend the Grand reception 10
stephens at Joncss W God on Tuesday. che l6h inst
New-York tribune., 1866-04-30
From New.Orleans.

NEw-OBLEAEs, Saturday, April 2s 1866.
Gen. Candy to-day before the United States Circuit
Court for contempt in preventing the execution Of writ
of seQueslaton obtained by the United States Treasurer
against 800 bales Of cotton The fully aIgued
he entire Bar being present and the decision reserved
Judge Darrell says he might well have closed the Court
fits writs 10 De dsregarded and remarked
that it would be unayaing so long bayonets briled in
the COuTt-rOOm.y
Cotton agents sil SUNG FOR habeas corpus bat are
refused.
Gen Candy has ordered a cholera quarantine Of New
York shipping coming hither. DR.. StOver says the
cholera never visits latitudes IN summer Damp
weather in Fall and early Spring produces it, but the
cholera dies out IN Summer.
Mr. Hunter the agent of the British steamships, has
Jeff for Liverpool. The line is fully established and
works admirably.
Confederate exiles are returning from Mexico They
bring unfayOrablo reports.
The Texas crops are the largest ever grown.
Cotton still unselled sales 800 bales Low Mddlngs 900
iodsy receipts 1865 bales Flour s. 30 for Superne.
Corn quiet at 81 O5atl TO- Oats firm at CO., Pork $50.
Bacon (Shoulders) l4ic.j Ribbed Sides l6ic Clear l7o
LSrd sitter Hay s276 $50 Gold 1901 Sterling Exchange
lil. Frsizbts cotton to New. York q per bale.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-30
FIRE IN JERSEY CrY.-Ycsterday forenoon, about
rnrn.,.-Rlnnrtea kn Telegrarh.

Ctyery,i71 hrrl 2s-Flouf md wheat quiet Whisky
DIM LAD c n fr free and 3 20 n bond lLoNslonS "pen'"
i,rff and closed quiet blt Grm Mess PoFk az go -'@
q, 10 Land at .rir. God 40 -.
'r,LfpI AplH .s-Flonr quiet Wboft New Amber
Michigan De- lower. otle. grades steady aid tMet. 1olh
urtye % t, ff No. MAel, anlfJ 4Jllc Tor DO 1907
Oa. advanced c. 81 iic. for 30 Wabash fIeis-is "u'
'r,Trorr April O. Flour quiet. Wheat steady Com
stsaLv White r dloc Yellow eIci receipts nthFl. Vil'
f..p .t &c. Provisions buo}aat add hIm. sugar ste"d!
Co.e Dun snl dIo,pls. WHISKY da.I ana 9ue' "eso'"
mi. .priluA Arl1 2--BreadsuGs quiet and generally
o.h,rr,f Flour steaIy Whol quiet sales Of Common
d, ge 10! NJ ID fIa: 10. ana White 10 . 49, Corn
e.f. se'cs of yellow az sc. Coffee duh SUGAR sa!y' o
Cli. 20 p, Go.c.. cal. Provisions trm Ml"S u'"' o.
g,..4 s4.6 fls PcHusyiyaril and 8 q ior Ol.o. 49,.
tiIrtgn An ~ Hour dull slG unchan6rA " neat Au
sefil lad declined ja1cat q va ~ ~ inr 40 j. ton
iu no f- c for SO. T. art iJ SOC tor ~" p Vi's i1W
afguaIltc HI.lwIuci inactive Mcss PolH htFaHcee ut
a Al pcf bb a. s., 5o4 f@- 90 Llri dun at ~ <c' e
ce'lf.-C5O ltls Flour 3 o0 bush NhrlL i.'OoV Dus.
Com aud ~ bush. Oats S pnents-' VI DOS oii
~ OJ lg.h Wlclt Ga 900 bush Com alc D. 80 bgsh Oas
NLwArHIF. April ~. ls0G.-Ilour linn al - ~
nt 81 40 fr Winter Oats a. 5iic Frghs unteiu"d sc 10
nuifalo Hoc.ipis. Loo bbs Flour and -O bush ND'ai
Slpmeuif 800 lbls foui and ~ bush. NteaL -
MOHHr Apul -. lstt.-Ceiion Gales To-Day "u
bales nonay at J2c, sales Tor week 6lO baes Receipts
for week GA bales. against a3J bales ist we'h Int'
Nr wcci baes. Stock hand, 5f bales n'd ca
cited a'd has an advancing teudercy ut l2,i q u.
81 IoVl4 Anri 2-.-Four and Wheat hIu AID unchanged
Corn and oats steady Mess Pork advanced To . ~ bacon
h.hc. With heavy transactions, Shoulders az i.cf Clear
sides lie Lard bnoyant at 7i42lc WHISKY du. at a. ~
New-York tribune., 1866-04-30
The Border Rxcitomeni-kiiifss Leaves East
psrt-Mexement of United states vessels.
EAsTPORT. Ne, Saturday. April 20, II

EAsTPORT Me. Saturday. April %, 1906
All quiet and mystery here now There are e1peca-
tons Of little raid in quarter bnt as for an invasion
Of the Provinces ii is out Of the question for the
present -
Mr. Killian wrote TO Gen Meade asking II he had in
strucons any intended 10 protect the rights
of fishermen Gen Meade replied TIA, lie would seize all
arms he had any % suppose would be used in the
breaking of the neutrality laws aud also arrest all parties
having anything TO do with them for such purpose.
Killian lef this evening,
EAsTPOHT Ne. Saturday. April o. lsG6.
A. late hour this evening another vessel belonging 10
the Ayng squadron steamed into tho harbor supposed 10
be the sde-whec steamer Augusta. The Wnoosh is
under orders leave for Calais Monday, the d. soto
remaining until the entire squadron has arrived when she
will probably leave for the iishiuggrOuni.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-30
TENNESSEE X.
The Henderson Triai-The President sustsins
Gen. Thomas-The Negrs Testimony Hill In
the Iegislatnre.

NASHVILLE Saturday Aprl p, lst6.
The trial Of Isham Henderson was continued to-day.
His counsel denied the jurisdiction Of the Court The
Court overrued the plea declining 10 give their reasons
at the request Of the counsel! and then adjourned until
the Goth ns m
The Secretary Of War; in telegram 10 Gen Thomas,
dated the 9th inst SAYS the President susains nm and
the Court in the Henderson matter.
In the Legislature the negro testimony bill passed the
House to-day its first reading, and viii soon become
law Gen Fish is urgent for its passage so that he may
abolish the Freedmcps Bureau.
NAsHvnLR April 49, 1866.
Isham Henderson, before the adjournment Of the Court
Yesterday pleaded Not guilty 10 each OF the charges
and specifications preferred against him. The case will
be prOceeced with Tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-30
From Quebec.

QUEBEC, Saflfday ApFlI e. ls55.
N, Mar tisn OF Quebec. the originator of plan Of
sIantiue fos cholera which is operation in parts
~ ~ Unit v States left this afternoon for Baltimore and
hngton vs. delegate TO the American Medical Asso
& Nn 10 rep ssSen the College OF Physicians Of Lower
.sua He IseDds 10 lay his plans the results Of his
cat expveoce in cholera before the President OF
X rp ed States, and TO visit the different quarantine
iauos nfends tbat choera may be arrested exer.
sfte- il has been landed or has broken out in
.ss nv shso e isoistion. he pys that the cases Vt
Hsvsnrsw snd Washington ere ho' AhAne OF epideuie
nls,a sll WILL AsI skItEk
New-York tribune., 1866-04-30
From Fortress Monroe.

fORTGLs MONEOE Friday, April -. l-JG
The steamer Rapidan from Newt Orleans the 10TH INST,
arrived here to-day and after dembaIkng Co. h. Of tho
Second United States COorod Infantry proceeded to New
York with her passengers and freight.
The steamer ECid from Newbern NC. arrived to-day
and landed detachment OF sailors for Norfolk. She th6n
sailed for New-york.
The British schooner -Four Sisters during heavy gale
on the 10th inst went ashore Bagdad, Mexico and
proved total loss.
ToRrgEss Monroe Saturday. April p. ls66.
Arrived leaking, brig Rolling Wave. from Havana,
bound to Portland, with sugar and molasses.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-30
FRAN California.

San FRANCISCO Saturday. April 2s 1860
sydney dates to Jan. % announce the breaking up Of
The recent drought. Wheat quoted at sj3
Antonio Sassovitch hanged to-day for the murder
Of Edward Walker year age.
The steamer Del Norte, from Eureka, has arrived
bringing 81 800 III treasure
Mining stocks still depressed; Oplir, sG92 Yellow
Jseke $50 Belcher, s3O5; Imperial, $l3j Choar PO.
tsl, f3l3. Legal tenders, .si.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-30

A BURGLAR CAUGHT.-On Saturday morning last
james W McDermot and confederate forced
into dry goods NJ j. Meehan No 2j7 Firsaye
and stole from thence goods the amount of 500 As they
they discovered by tho proprietor fired
upon hem The confederate escaped with the punder but
hcDemo caught In the back yard by Officer Maoney OF
trial by Justice Mansfield in default Of g. 0O0 bail The
accused native OF ais city aged Is years and resides
No l72 Forsyth.st.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-30
NORTH CAROLINA.


RALEIGH n. C., Saturday, April p. ls66.
Judge Fowler Issued an attachment to-day for the arrest
" Gen. Rugsr for refusing recognize the wit Of hsbeas
corpus issued favor Of Major Gee Oh trial before
Military Commission.
Gen Rueer refused 10 be arrested, the matter will
stand till the be laid before the President. Gems.
Fullerton and Steadman left here last night for Newbern
and WlmiugtOu
New-York tribune., 1866-04-30
Fire In Rrie, Pa.

ERIH. Pa, April - 1906.
fire broke out this afternoon on Peachst., near
Woetzes & store, destroying the greater part OF the
Of frame buildings in which vas located Sparks from
the FIRE ignteN and destroyed part Of The wholesale fnn
ture manufcioT Of Joseph SEER. loss about ssoJo;
falcc light
New-York tribune., 1866-04-30
From Lsuisviile.

LOUISVILLE, SATURDAY. April -, 1866.
The officers hero have seized tie books of the
Louisville and Cincinnati Mail Line Company for failure
to stamp freight receipts.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-30

CAR ACCIDENT. On Saturday evening a coored girl,
named Ann Maria Elizabeth Corgo aged years whose
parents reside No SO Thompsons run over Thomp
son by No. l36 Of tho Broadway and Seyenhaye ue
One Of her legs terribly fractured She was nbsequeny
taken Bellevue Hospital by the Eighth Precinct police
Owen Murray the driver OF the arrested for reckless
driving and yesterday committed for examination by Justice
Iedwith,
New-York tribune., 1866-04-30
PaaaenRers ArrfIed.

FROM LIYERPO0LIn Steamship Erln-George Wood Henry
Wood James A. siirs Capt, Smith. Hugh Price NJ NJ Hsyden
Mr.. and Mr., John McCrakrn Capt Mr. aud Mrs Robt
Buchel M.s Annie Buchel Mis-, Sirah Buche Mir T. Buehe
Jacob Ryn a. W Baeit M Taylor child aud nurse and l6
In he
New-York tribune., 1866-04-30

FELL THROUGH A IlATcHwAy.-Ohicer Ross of the
Second Precinct early yesterday morning found the door "
No. 70 Sprucest open. Believing tia. thieves in the
building ne summoned to his aid oundsman Chryse and
Officer Hedge for ihe purpose OF searching it, On reaching
the floor Officer Ross fell through the hatchway (Which
had been careesy left Ope TO the floor beneath receiving
injuries. He conveyed TO the Station House. where
he received medical attendance.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-30

SAVAGE ASSAULT BY A CoL0RED WoMAN.-Last
night James u Saunders and Sarah Eyanso both coored
became engaged in No 25 Baxer.st and while
engaged the suddenly caught up and struck
Saunders fearful blow in tho face iutctng very dangerous
wound The injured conveyed to the Coored Hosp
tai where he pronounced In critical condition. The
arrested by Officer McCaferiy Of the Sixth Pre-
cinct and locked up.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-30

PASSING A COUNTERFEIT L. S. TREASURY NOTB.-
Rose Carrs arrested nd brought before Commissioner
Osborne Saturday charge of passing counterfeit ESQ
L. s. Treasury note Mr. Jonas Levi who keeps
Avenue c. in payment for sunory toilet articles Amer
examination OF for tie prosecution the
adjourned 10 Monday next.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-30
Latest Ship News.

Steamship Fin tBr) eating Liverpool April II Queenstown
la with Hdse and Llo TO tie National Steam Navigation
Company ar had strong westerly wnds uo - The Apn
2 IN she Sulrrs paced steamship kAnssco. bound = h, n
30 ~ - lon 70 o. W. f.,Ey, LOud l.. S. A ~ 10
New-York tribune., 1866-04-30

TEE LATE ACCIDENT Is THIRD Gam
be- on Saturday held inquest at the Nineteenth Precinct
S,atorous on tie body Of William Kernan who was sur
oaed by the cayn in Of the vaults attached to the oren
Brewery Thirlaye Fitytfthst on thursday es,
TRByE a the tune From the evidence addueed at tne IN
quest would appear that the vaults were Strongly ana
.antov bnilt ba not being sufficiently dry and too much
earth being piled top they gave way from The pressure
verdict 10 That effect rendered by the jury Deceased was
naive of ireland and resided in NiReteenthst between
sixth and seyenthayes. where lie leaves a family.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-30

FELL PROM FLIGHT OF STEPs.-Iast evening a
boy named Connolly fell from toe top Of the flight Of
steps leading 10 Controllers Office IN the City Hall Park
10 the ground and both bis broken The injured
boy conveyed the York Hospital by Officer Aaet
Of the Twenty sixth Precinct
New-York tribune., 1866-04-30

with him the wallet He o. Once communicated The iaot Sl MS
loss to Capt Thorne Of o Fourth Precinct and tha ooe
detailed Detectives MsGen and Uorbt to Wok W " % sver
Within hours lsnr the commission Of the the' ~ ~
was arrested by DO officers saloon at the corner o. ~?
ard and Eoeihsts and in his possession was o 0 Stur
ibe stolen money With the exception OF about siA n H.
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