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New-York tribune., 1866-05-04
FREE PASSES PR0HEBYTED.
The Attorney Generals Opinion OF the Law
An Former Railroad Passes Called in and
IeA

Several persons, who, as politicians members ofthe
CITY Councils Judges Of the City Courts members Of the
rress clereymen ex railroad officers Government officials
etc ETC. who have heretofore enjoyed the courtesy Of several
railroads leading Of this city surprised yesterday
and day fad that they would longer enjoy the de-
ets Of The President OF the Harlem Railroad
received the following telegram from Albany Wednesday
morning which seemed TO require imperative action The
decides that the penalty described in the
asw viii incurred the carriage of any passengers FREE
Dyon any passes issued b well as after the passage OF
the sct"
The following is copy Of The said act:
Every Railroad Company this State is hereby prohibited
issuing Passes its respective road or roads or
carving persons property free of charge their road or
such may be injured upon then road
or roads excepting such persons be employed by
news and excepting also sick aud disabled soldiers
The penalty a violation Of this act shall be $50 for each
epse 10 be sued and recovered in the county where the
,nse shall be committed by the District Attorney thereof
In tie name The people Of this State; and when collected
shall he paid into the Treasury Of this State
This shah take effect Immediately
The officers the Road upon the receipt Of the above i'm
eaa,ey issued copies all the conductors the road with
orders to take up passes and collect fares and failing 10 do
go they would held accountable for the penalty We are
think the law although rigid in its e1
actions righteous one should be enacted BY other
<sfafe
New-York tribune., 1866-05-04
mnrLc,.-Reported bv Ttleernph.

PHILADELPHIA. May 3-Petroleum quiet at 23l 2lc for
Crude 40c for Refined IN bond and sor Refined free
Flour firm and unchanged Wheat firm Corn dull yellow,
Mess Pork huoyanf ard advanced s sales at s29a
So 30. Lard 20l q2lc. whisky without cnange
BALTIMORE MAY 9.-Fonr steady Wheat scarce and firm.
Corn dull White sjdoGc Yellow g s3c Oats firm at -
and steady Coffee duh and unsettled Whisky hrm nj ~ 25i
OswRGo MAY 81 N-flonr active; Sales 1000 bb at
o. 25d 81 80 for No Spring - 7JdSl 23 for Red Winter
and e3as for double extra Grain of all descriptions
quiet Canal Freghts du Flour, i0o i2c Corn, eic and
Oats Sic to New-YOrk.
BrfrAIo May 3-Flour firm. demand fair. Canada
Spring Extras S9d - 7J Western Spring Extra, 60 10
81; Extra state ~ 80; White double Extra Canada and
81 -; other grades and nominal No Corn offered
arrive. al G3lc without takers Ols-Chicago lOc To-
ledl iic; Canlda Sc. BaroyCauada. e. Wnisky. nom.
inhl Pork SO SO 90 Lard. 20 20io Canal eighis.
1000 feet g. toll
ToLEDo Nav Flour quiet and firm. Whest-Od steady
New lo lower Old White Michigan - s5 Old Amber SOC
New. e0ci Amber 4jc White i7c Corn, ic loweri sales
White 6Oc yellow, 59c Mixe, J.c. Oats steady at 5c.
Lake fTcights dull and unchanged
OswEGo. May 3-Flour scarce and active sales LOCO
bbls 81 25Gs9 20 for No Spring sl0 75d 81 80 for
Red Winter. sl3dSli for Double Extra. Wheat firm but
qu'cf. - -.
CScNNAr May B Flour firm sales of Is 900 bush NIL
waukee Wheat 81 Goa sl 95 Whisky dull and unchanged.
Mess Pork opened baoyant at ss so closed quiet at s
CHICAGO May 3rour steady but active. Wheat quiet at
s 81 for No l. and 81 Ojdel O9 for No Corn firm at isi
a49lc for No and a.. di5lc for No q Oats quiet at %
bond. Mess Pork, s2s 55a 500 Lend. 2Oa2olc Freehts
hrmer; &c. Corn TO Buffalo Receipts-35O5 bbs Flour.
q 900 bush. Wheat 500 BUSH Corn 10000 bush Oats
Shipments-9 800 bbls Flour 2600 bush. Wheat, 10000
bush. Corr "a. 600 bush Oats.
MILWAUKEE. May 3-Flour dull at e. 20 for good Extra.
Wheat active at 81 6?dSl 6i for Winter receipts Oats firm
NJ Sic. Receipts 100 bbls. Flour $1,000 bush Wheat
Shipments-3OOO bbs Flour, &C. 600 bush. Wheat.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-04
THE LATE FORGERIES.
THE ENTIRE AMOUNT OVER SS5O.OOO
VrE1",nrp, VrE"np DEVELOPMENTS.

Il Is believed that the full amount Of the Orgerics Of John
Ross tbe Wal st. broker ecconnt Of which appeared ~
Tn TRIBUNE Of yesterday will amount to about s4ccc
The ,os Of David Goesbeok Co Of No 30 BToads, Is now
claimed by the m 20 he only $500 they having loaned that
amount to gOss the spurious Michigan Central Rarosd
bonds Ctherse the account which appeared ln lhE lo
NE wGs substantially correct, -,
Tbo losses so far nscerained, are as follows Davd
Groesbcet 4 Co. $1,000: Cronise CO. s6 o62; BLACK
Spaudng 500 l25; the Union Bauk sl20oOO the Contnen
raj Bank $50 OO0 36j 55 The 20 bonds Of the MicL
Gan Central Railroad Company held by Groesbeok 70
which were eft by Ross security Tor ne repayment W
meney loaned hy them him not positively known 10
lave been forged although is believed that such IL We ease
The Union Bsns holds 20 Of the DESCRIPTION o pohus
these too having been deposited by Ross , ,,
known that any other bank or rm reside i.s
have been Vctimized, and in any case II Is Oee'eu '' "
entire amount cannot exceed s4O1ON , -..,.r =,
The stranget phase of the whole affair te iatt that OF an
those who trnsted such unlimited amount nob
single erson knew him intimately had the most dshht
oa tat were his resources. lie operated heaVy pad tue
demands on him Just long enough 10 let hs name pc Wen
knewn upon the street and ihen having Vetmhed al s
leading business associates decamped with The proceeds
:, Is believed that Ross has had this object steadily IN '"
since June last when be first made his appearance upon the
street aud 10 carry his scheme successfully eiyeo one
cOnicderaes. =. ,..,,..
The detectives buy engaged upon the eds ou' ueee
20 give any information
New-York tribune., 1866-05-04
EENfAN1sM.
General Qniet and Nothing New-The C""'e-
Distru.t OF the O,uahony-A Hopeful Few
Adhrreni- TO the Ex-Chicnain-Thc Rob
sr,- Faetion-Whnt are they Doing

IT, renian circles affairs progressing smoothly
and remain the since ast accounts All the former
coutenion and subsidd suddenly as began 1t
believed tha, something ihln desire for power
has effected this change and that II was the recent disasters
which may have quoted the warm Celtic spirit Ihere
remain faithful few Of the OMalonyiies. however,
WHO eep u tet courage and Who IN the want Of any other
tek inst nov dream Of Irish glory and the days OF their an
ceso This strange quiet they interpret as an inGaon Oh
the coming storm that supposed 10 pecede The calm but
the common public look the MahoiY scheme a.
complete fgzlc and himself deiunct power iFne ne
still Is f1nud Tnionlunre headquarters but be is
lept there from sympathy than necessity Like all De
posed before his services GO Tor nothing ana ~
The present his Management o the fenihn Republic
j. being riydly Investigated 10y committee, VINO
have taken possession of bis stronghold IN seven
teenh This s adopted 10 aay the wrath OF the
ircland who easily duped out OF
their money the belief that II would the liberty
of their mothersnd and the result oi the investigation and
the exposure ~ the dishonest party il anNousy awaited
The ed Treasurer OF the ONahony friends viii no conbt
charges against Nothing by the has been heard OF
known II suggested that the Of his first warke
movement may have eniccd him TO go ON another
Ki.sn.ing expedition against the Canadian front er.
during all this breaking Of the OMahony camp
the OobcrSweeny faction have been gradually gaining
strength aud power and growing daily more mysterious IL
prophcsied that a this fight and that some move
formidable aud snccestn! than tie Mahonyes
raid is on the Of execution.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-04
The Choiera-Meeiing of the Trustees OF Dis
peusaries.

A large meeting of the Trustees and other officers oil
Dspensaries took place the Of the Citizens Asoca
zion N s3 Broadway for the purpose conerring with the
Board of Health with regard plan Of cooperation for the
prevention OF cholera in city Ge Maiher was elected
Chairman and Dr. Morgan Secretary. Dr. Stephen smith
then submitted the following plan Of organization OF system
Of medical relief during the prevalence Of epidemic ehoea
Dispcnsarie IN the Meopoi'an sanitary p'le a' O'
lndvu and r.cauiyed a. District Ccuers of Medical ke'
Fah D.peusay District hail be undivided under the direction
Of tie rdcl Director many subDisr o. h ms Hlsi'
viii b. required effectiveness to the measures o' ie''
adopted BY the Board Il Health. -. o., -, - -
Tb.r hal be appointed Board of Health, viii the adVce
and consent Of Trustees the several Dpenanes the
10 ear Il.p.n.ary District Director Of Ont Door
District Physicisn 20 each OF the sub bl-tcis O. M
Dpeury-cresied the purpose Of administering rshei dmns
the epidriiic ~ ~ n
Tie Medical Ger the Dpcr are' appointed or hs Peca
er s be und.r executive direction Of the Board OF Heal
only when carying Of meda relief adopted oy
.aid Board , -...-. -, a.,
committee was appointed meet the Committee OF the
Board of Hoah with power act and then the meeting sd
iouruea.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-04
BRAZIL.
ARRIVAL OF TWO PERU'siiaaNN IR0NClADS
Capture Of the Spanish Schooner DOrCthea'
RUMORS FROM TIE SEAT OF WAR,
RIO Do l.srlso Tresday. April o. IscG

RIO JAVEIso. Tuesday April % is'e :,
1t is believed that the ssue Of the Bank o bIaz VIII
he increased the Government guaranteeing IT ana that
Che ten millions Of dollars Of gold IN Its vaults VIII oe
Withdrawn 10 meet the expenses Of the war.
Two Peruvian Uon-cads have arrived from EDeaDd, via
France and car tured the Spanish schooner Doroth'a'
from Montived o. Havana, with dried beef on klo de
Jaboro usnr the United States Gag deceive the cap
tam. The rze has been sent into Rlo as Peruvian wal
Transport evade the DeutTaiiy decree APeruYan iio
expected @ s has yet been transacted in The
imIeia Assembly. - .
Tho Youngest daughter of the Emperor, the Dneh' v
SAKE. was delyercd of son the 18th If March, DON
wen
xCHANcE-Bank bills Cd.
<FkfIGHIs--4O a T. 6to Ncw-YoIs.
COFTET "a h'tlt inLeT. Flour dIoollS
New-York tribune., 1866-05-04
New LocoMorIyEs TOR TIE Loye ISLE SD RAIL.

NBw LOCOMOTIVES TOR THE LOSG ISLE sd RAIL.
,DSD-f0ur speDIid 6rscass locomotives have just
1ceD finished at the immense Ellis Locomotive Works a,
tseDeetad for the Long ISand Railroad These engines
~e admirably flushed and ornamented aIi Of unusual
ss4y. Tbey comSsnions the Gen. Grant Gen.
hermap placed this road last Fall f1ese engises
gnbered 80 81 80 and 50 and the following 1emes
pra<s Greeley. A. j. faDderpoOl james Ordon BeaDett
I'd James NJ Waterbury The Du,lbering has reference TO
whole number Of locomotives built uD<er the di-ec'
Of President ebarck c this aud other railroads Ia he
uutry The new eDnes VIII be PLACED the soad muedi
etcy Two Immense freight engines also be.sg built FOR
Long Island Railroad the Business Of which has
than $500 uader the old management 20 neari
10000 per under the present direction These
rb machines haze been built under the pefvisia OF The
e!e Superinendent Of the works Mr.. MlQueen Esd are
nshed with every approved device Of modern engineering
, III 10 insure safety and efficiency
New-York tribune., 1866-05-04
yENE ZCELA.
The spnnish-Chilian War-DiG'nity Be'"'e"
Barqrisimcio and Yaracuy-E engagements
al tChisacoa-Cc.sasion OF HOssiiiiies-uis'
..tIautous.

The British steamer Elder from -. Thomas whch
arrived Havana the 2d nit. brcuelt news oh CIV
s0sa the 9Th Of April - ,.-.,...;.
State o yana, presenting most eAtuhaI eseIss
O., hc,ond what was anticipated The contract had bee
sign, ard fed between The authorities OF Oaap'9o anu
tle Cerr Railroad COMPANY fer the opening OF the hfane
betweeu Pafo and Valencia StloI Ramon AHpnrua had
lfsn arponfcd Consul for Venezuela IN the United Sas
D,pps had proposed committee OF ye members 10 denhe
tb hich the conntIy should adopt with regard TO the
wal between Spain and Ch their resolution was 20 oe pre-
secuted within week The Chilan emssares were rf'nls
posing e pablo mind in every possible manner 10 eAeie VA"
tchIg toward Spain. , o., -, ----.,.. ~,
Tie States Of Barqu'sirnetO and Aaracny.
tie 10Th ul there encounter between tbe ures
Of Bto and those of NaacHV az tnvach0a Inc former
invaded the territory have annexed aud they were routed
III. Yanauhel lost oil the!I artillery. The Proa9 OF 'aen
tia the .stl the following remarks we Know posi-
tjyoy thai the ruling authority Of Naacgy has staei se
ai ne head Of the Of NrCul because San Felipe we
10 the carta still occupied by the forces OF Gen faho
mi ve n re what lie may have IN this pov0h
mapssa Of the President of that Government who Cen
CO,menazez They be very meager both IN money ana
men he wants take the offensive which be Would nave 10
saa.n ~ the National Government IN obedlenee 70 te ue
onion o onrress expels the PGtnO from the lafaCuY ei
Tie Comercto Of Puerto CabeO OF the sth u Stat
1hs citizen Marshal Falcon had arrived at an.
started r san Felipe His presence would doubtless tend 10
ecpcate the two States The hOsttes however bel"eeh
and Yaraouy had since ceased oNl 10 he III
seererce President Falcon who aware oil the
etaed by the National Congress declaring the polcd au
tsGov NaI1cuy snbssne and beng authOlu o 'u'
fody and General Government be o'sulnaed te napt
r.sn which had been bte expected The Legislature OF
ibs State C0rO has sanctioned decree Authorizing no
President abOut the union between the STATES OF "
aoetO and. Yaacuy with that OF Coro 10 ofh iDe sIe
State c Churnguara The respective legislative atsenDe'
m Zao Portuguese had agreed their union under TIE
New-York tribune., 1866-05-04
Latest ship News.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED
seamhp Euiaw Coffin Baltimore a hours with mdse to Star
buck Wheeler
Brig Forest, s,rou Cheuyhed 10 days lumber Simpson
Clap 49,
Simpson 4 Clapp
sc Meath Cole Machia. 81 days, lumber Simpson Clapp.
Sclr R-Jmorc. seavry Portland d,y lumber order
schr. Ontario Barber, Newport for Elizabrbport
schr. :. T. Jones, Fish. Boston for Phisde phia
sch. seraph. Ryder Pautucket.
Schr H. Tuda Thompson Endco,t Providence for Phia
scb Endora Anderson Portland days with lumber to James
Wilder
Scbr Parallel Warrea Cubee % spa Snow Richardson
schr Belle Whimore. Calais for Mott Haven
Bliss Hatch Matiss II days with lumber Simpson
Chpp.
Schr Mary :. Tibbis Rsynor New Haven
schr. Cora. Kelly Portland, with Barley.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-04
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, MAY A. 1866
WA, ..on Cant O. Beams A. e. Hastings Hsberssk w. Hs'
beraI Frendniha Mrs A. T. seeley Mrs NJ McCoTd Anto-

wl.son Capt Besme Hsns. H.Ssr;.a Mrrad y An,s m:
uieta Miller, Wander Miller
srrawsmp ESeLasp Lowgn orsR,srrsE n Y, May 1855.
separation to pass without publicly manel eut tseem Of your
lnd ana I e,eI.' on d' 70 AHS,s a,ere s. .
well a. 10 wond express admiration Of your condoct
s"s. "G hs he pa ". u h6Ps 'S n ri Of
rssi-yoU have also manifested siender regard and
you much and the Divine blessing "a. s,are
Rcrs tn,mss Gn ssn' esp .
Richard 1hon.,s IT, ~ D., llhto surgeon u A. COmnitee
A. Il Hsr,hew, secIeisry
srEAy.Hrp ENGLAND LOWER ouAnrSIisr,}
"' NTw.l oRK May 3, 1866
DAlBrRI KgesEs-Dsay Wishing 10 s'.as yoS ol The
h.h regard e. tain Of adaoa; sbo dag we ,d,ise
Of cholera toad ship take this opportunity Of
esed n attending upon snd hoping that while ,ne
me Of ySGf sf .S SHes. S Of your fellow
sre . Ss' .@sn f S" Capt jaime. Kennedy Thos. ATTAIN
Richard jr NJ d. and Surgeon L. . A. ''"mee ."
s1r.x.HIP EseI.sn, Lowrs or.R.,sscrrr}
NEw.iosk May 8 ,l,tnc.. lsoo; ,
tending n during The presence cholera board this ship enLoue
from Ly.pSo to-, to , PPO PO %s se% iydCu. to single
above others yet fellow who ha 80 nosy yoss
tribute to unrn bors and Efforts to suppress % disc diseases %
md elevate ,gnss O on Sn our % rsd Hoping your
which give. poS%,s n Of ,seS rs%sides ,ssi may
0"' Ne are dear .r your friend, and elow passenger .
Rhnd ie Thomas. jr 81 D. 0ste Surgeon u A. Committees A
T. EsI,bsw, Secretary
srr,xsHlp ESeu,SD LOVER QUARANTINE
NEW YORK May 5. 1870.
C,, loryRr GRAcE Sir: Owing 10 the fearful pe,tlnce
Which RACED on ship rou,e from Liverpool to hs pQ
ali objects Of painful interest to the pubic
Devouty Almighty God the psgue was SO promptly
arrested Dear Sir Of grateful apprecao
~ Won, decisive action in sking intermediate port Of Halifax
which attended such wonderful benehcet results ID cheek
ing aud saving human life while your decision ana
action challenge admaon genmany conduct ana enoe
expressions OF gratitude ad e US
.rance that your kindness will long live In memories an
through yon sincere thanks 70 te ON I'M
csr and m en- under especially Dr. McCno9R ,n
.hp surgeon who ubbns your spr manifested our oe""
most noble and efsacritcng ahnesation. 81, IL,
With grateful though asened memories OF The past end rdeht
the future We Dear s m beba o
on selves and fellow passengers
ohn r. Roe Chairman Capt Jas Kennedy, Thomas Allen Rich
ard Thomas Surgeon [. = Amy) Committee A. l. leI
shaw, Secretary
We comply with request to print the following:
To n. T9itoy Of The " Y Tribune. -,
SIR In yesterdays paper In reference 20 te
cnmsance attendant upon the drath Of my "i MIS- 1.hk %
cholera respects, enoneogs snd nnu ne 1 ls
~, mad, parent reIeciy Teqnes! OF pup
lie opinion phh'H"' 'A""
Nsr- York May g. 1866
New-York tribune., 1866-05-04
po.,o, remaining 10 tle Government 2JoO0O


E0na 20 800 t010,0 francs. -, 80
From the above that remains there has 10 ne pau on
the 5h OF February the stipulated tme The last pay yet hn
remains 20 made account Of the famous claim o Jech
which was settled - COCO and Of Which s3vOo nave
Already been paid Tie iomainng sun Of SO0OO has ai9y
been drawn advances made by the fteuch 10 e
Mexican ormy in October and Noyember and e2OO on he
count :tCC0 due Maxmian for salary up 10 Tue ehd o
December. ~, ,o., 81,
The Convention Of NramaT. II gned on the Oth OF
Apf ls has been fully aud duly carried out there having
been paid monthly the eXpeditionary army SioV Wheh
j. the sum monthly accrung and which his Dfen Iad up 70
the 9Oh Of November this IL ths Is easy 10
see bow that only the OF s0@0O has remained 10
come 10 Mexico. , ,
From tie estimate Of expenses for December January ana
February ~ and sdt idea te formed oi the sam e
pended by the Government Of Marimiian II amounts 10
S0cOO0 The income from national revenues estimated
at $4,000 The balance oi the loans j. soOOo thu, eaN
inc defc.erey Of $1,000 But m a. believe the :uVo-
900 to Jeckeg paid and which included IA the
above S0ooOcO of expenses nor TIE snDFenuh 20 to
roed or the which remiftcd monthly 10 lucatnn
nor the 500 monthly which RENTED 10 NeHfork Tor
the press other Purposes ~ wei % various otler sums
which are not yaly di-pensable believe that without
o Il supply the existence Of the Government NAV
he prolonged the end Of February From that time LOT
ward neiler by the greatest cHtoIons nor by duplicating
the today it, existence be poohsed o sA
ftr
New-York tribune., 1866-05-04
s9.a.s0o
.s'asoo

The person who he's paid the cash for his license under
the new law Mr. George r. Harford who keeps hotel
Eighth This the first cash received under the
law The question having been raised whether per
could receive license TO sell liquor st two places
Mr. Charles Tracy Counsel the Board yesterday returned
the opinion that the person might be licensed 10 sell at
Uore than place but ta separate applications must be
Se and separate licenses granted for each PLACE and The
Place dlstinctlv speei6ed 10 the license.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-04

FALL OF WALL ~ HARTFoRD-NARROW ESCAPE
soss s0OOO--Early on the morning OF the I'd inst the
9TH wall OF the city bndery Hartford Conn., fell and the
ling Of ruins. The wall had been under
"a for the erection OF extension and gave way during
prevalence OF violent storm. The basement and frst
Of the building occupied by the New York Plate
.pshy the second story by Messrs o. d. Case Co pub.
and the third and fourth stories and attic by essr
.. lockwood Co.. bindery The aggregate
90 eenpef be less than $1,000 Upon the upper
d, Of the building soms 80 or more girls were
oyed not Of whom had the catastrophe occurred in
~ time cos4d probably have escaped with life. Upon the
- floors usually very large number OF employees
10 200 being regularly at work n the entire building
2 loss Of e would have been frgbtul had the calamity
red dnrinf business Loors History OF the Rebellion
eng bound In the bindsy for the Hartford Publishing
.ny AZ also "Greeleyt Amerlcap Conflict" 0p9 large
Of ofhof yOTks.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-04

THB LIQUOR BUsINEss.-The reports made to In
speetor Folk Yesterday morning BY tie different Police Cap
ains show that on the day previous cd nst the follow ing
number Of blanks were granted applicants for
Ilst Precinct l0 2d Precinct l2 jd Precinct 4ih IRE
cinct ijh Precinct 26 ith Precinct fr 4th Preclnct
Sstb Precinct II 4gth Precinct 9: 5Oh Precinct TO- Total
l76 Nearly oil liquor saloons Of dsordery character are re-
fused agerheer saloons IN the German parts
of the Eastern District are less favored In portions
Of the Western District comparatively few OF this class have
been successful
New-York tribune., 1866-05-04
TIE LAcK OF HousFs-The inereased populati

The LACK OF HoUSFs-The increased population
Of Brooklyn aud the scarcity OF residences las subjected
hundreds Of families inconvenience houses are not
10 be had even by rayiug the oxoYbant demanded
Many Of those who own property making good profit by
storing furniture aud there appears 10 be seacey oon
enough 10 accommodate those who are COMPELLED
some Of the easements opposite City Hail. along Myrtle
avenue aud in other being crowded with house
hod goods the propfieoss hnling profitable and
convenient dispose q thr spare apartments instead Oi
letting them To families or Tor saloons
New-York tribune., 1866-05-04

CHANGES IN THE Police INSPECTORS OFFIcE-Mr
c. H. vdeo heretofore acting clerk in Inspector Folks
office yesterday transferred to the Fory-fth Police Pre-
cinct Special Detective Mr. Wm. H. Fok who ten years
since appointed clerk again resumes bis old position
absence OF four years during which time he served Ia
New-York tribune., 1866-05-04
Utyer Plate.

News of tho attack on Case DC Paia. and e crossing
into Ianguav hy the alhes hourly expected There Is
. umo ed alyahoe of tAe paIaguayans INTO Missones 10
,,tark he Brazilian Division an2or the Baron de forto
New-York tribune., 1866-05-04

EAsTMAN's COLLEGE ExcURsIoS.-Six hundred
students belonging 10 Eatmans Business College Pough
keepse arrived by steamer yesterday in this city pleas
trip They marched In body through the Fithsye
Broadway and streets and were reviewed by the Mayor
the Ciiy Hall After the procession they visited BarnuG
Museum and spent the afternoon The faculty OF the college
with other gentlemen Of Poaghkeepse accompanied the ex
curon and their the city stopped at the Astor
House The fine band OF he institution numbering 2s pieces
honorcd TE TRIBUNE Office with serenade they passed by
Printing House square The students e for Poughkespse
the evening highly enjoyed and satisfied with their
New-York tribune., 1866-05-04
Examination Of the Cornwall Prisoners.

Cornwall, G. W. Thursday. May 3 lsd6.
The examination of Fonian prisoners resumed to-
day Lieut. Col Wheeler gave evidence for the prosecu
ion; he turns out spy After hearing counsel for both
sides the Bench was divided. There majority for
committa Judge Jarvis the Chairman dissented. This
throws the trial over till Fall
New-York tribune., 1866-05-04
CITY NE VS..

THE ONEIDA COMMUSIsTs.-1n our advertising
columns will be found notice Of weekly paper pabIished BY
this association which will interest those who wish to be in
formed of their peculiar notions.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-04

ASSAULT AND BATTERY WITH A CLUB.-OttO
aIcyer keeper Of public house 10 Exchaeepace, Jersey
CITY, arrested yesterday by Gcer RohIel Of the
Police charged with .mmittiDg assault n battery
A,1n Carey Of No 302 Sbirdave Y and ssserey cutting
places ihe head w,th club. Subsequently
.carsy complaint OF ar Meyer or disorder
sudet ct his house. Both parties reg.red give
s.eaIifg 10 appear for trial.