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GENERAL DIRECTORY.
Judiciary.

District Judge--Wm r Robertson.
Commissioner in Equity-Isaac II Means.
Clerk of Court-Saml b Clowney.
Sheriff-Elisha w Ollcter.
Ordinary-James Johnston.
Tax Collector-Robert II Jennings.
Coroner-Rohert Hawthorn.
Escheator-Jacob Feaster.
Notary Public--Jas s Stewart
Magistrates.
Jas ECaldwell. William Crosby, Robert
Hawthorn, Daniel b Kirkland, Henry Glib
son, George II Miller, James Aiken, William
p Broom, William NJ Martin, DR. William
Carlisle, II Ii Counts, DR. D Lauderdale.
BOARDS OF COMMISSIONERS.
COmmlssiOlacrs of Roads.
Howell Edmunds, John Lemon, Edward
Mobly, Robert B Smith, William B Wood
ward. Dir John d Palmer, Laban C Chappell,
Dr. j Il McMaster, Thomas NJ Lyles. John 8
Douglass, Robert Ford, John W McMeekin,
L NJ Bookhardt, Gen Edward Taylor.
Commissioners Of Free Schools.
= Thos j II Jones. Jacob Bookman, Arthur
X Craig, William Crosby, James A McCro-
ry, r. Ellison, DR. r McMaster, DR. W E
Aiken.
commissioners to Approve Pub
lie Securities.
Henry L Elliott, James Aiken, John H
Propst, Mansel Hall, James s Stewart.
Commissioners of Public Build.
imgs.
James B McCants, Hugh McMaster,
DrW Aiken, o H Thompson, James II
Rion, Thomas Jordan, George II MoMaster.
Commissioners of the Poor.
Robt Hawthorn, Treasurer,
Rev G Porter Clerk.
Gen D Cook, d B Kirkland.
Town Officers.
Intendant-Dr W Aiken.
Wardens-Dr c H Ladd, W B Creight, L
WDuvall, Jas McElroy.
Representatives.
Scnate-Gen John Bratton.
House of Representatives-Willia J
Allston, james Aiken, Baylis E Elkin.
Mount Zion Society.
James r Aiken-President
James s Stewart-Secretary and Tres.
Trustees of Mount Zion Ccllege-W r
Robertson, McCants, j II Rion, G. II
McMaster, DR. w L Aiken.
Principal and Teachers Of Mt.
Zion College.
G A Woodward-Principal.
Assistants-Rev w DuBosc, w NJ
Dwight.
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SuB PHILADELPHIA HORROn.
Arrangement Of the Notwithstanding ne 10
E1is Life aud Character.

IHnAnEIpHiA, Wednesday April z. lsfi.
TIE Grand jury this morning found q true bill Of H.
dctneu against Antoine pr,bt for the murder Of the
Deoring family.
The prisoner brought into cou, and arraisned at
o'clock this afternoon.
After much legal delay the prisoner having 10 counsel,
the Court assigned him Messrs John L. ONeil and D. I.
Wobrrt.
The prisoner first stated that he did not wish 10 have
any defense at ALL but subsequently withdrew his ojec
lions 90 having counsel. , ,
Ancr conversation with the prisoner Mr. ONcil asked
thai the aualunent De postponed until himself ana MS
colleague could be afforded time TO examine the bl OF H.
dctmcuL
1t is understood that Probst expresses willingness 70
plead guilty a. the court IN the bill charging him with the
murder OF Cornelius Carey.
The Disnct-Atorney however, designs 10 tIy him up
on the count charging Lin with The murder Of Mr. Deer
ing.
This will show the confidence Of the Commonwealth
officer in Tie strength Of his ease without ayaiIug MIN
self AZ The pretended confession OF thc murder.
From information received from persons WHO beloneci
The same regiment and company rs Proh II is learned
that De- bounty jumper, who had entered inc service
several times and had received large bOunes. J, Is also
alleged hat be shot his thumb Off deliberately, in order
to gain his discharge Among bis comrades his character
was anything bat cnyale.
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ava disnoson of the strikers seems 70 be 70
command ~, ,yrr.,,,r rrhi,c ~ rooo conduct on
then own part and trust % the force of ppPnv vpuon and
the necessities of the railroad companies to finally obtain
them their denalj'
L4TER.-Tke " Aird Avenue Company made an attempt
last rcht 10 r,n tioir cars as usual during the night.
-Four cars were kept running although at longer inter
walls than ,he regular time.
TIE Yventy-third Precinct Police report that several
drivers have returned 20 the Thrd-aye. Rarosd depot
badly beaten lv some Of the strikers or their feld The
Police Of the Precinct have lined Thirdaye to prevent
repetition of such Outrages.
The TWeutvrs Precinct Police rerOrt thai the pole o.
one of the 1hrd-ave cars broke at TWeny-ninth-st
causing the soppage Of number of cars. crowd co!
lected and one The drivers struck but the Police
the above Precinct soon dispersed the mob.
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CoMNryCATi0y FROM THE CITY sUPEEryTgYDEyT-
APrRAEEWEyr or SCHOOL PROPERTY, &C., g..
a-5lasd Mot 90 Jo'cloa last evening The President,
jaime, i. Mclean, esq, in thr chair
The school Officers Of thc Fifth Ward sout iu commu-
nca0u asking for permission fo close Coor,dSchool No.
. while the same was being repaired. Reformed.
\ communication received from the cry Surcrn-
tcHdcnt recommending modification cd the bylaws r.
quunr lim to cr t!y fO Ac moral cnal Tex and c "h-
t'c Of a teacher, wh0 receive certificate Co teach, i0t
tlc reason l' De- utterly impossible 0r iim To- give this
crr'tcon trul Tie aaiies oi fAc teachers axe i4Ty
tested. Referred.
The trustee. ~ the "Ncw-Yo.. Projections Episcopal
Public School scat 100 communication cHI aiming la
tAc apiai-,. II .c properly Owned ~ them, located
ai Aos. 90 and % Gc"hWoAf alu No- o. aud ~ ifui-
ty-pac ard u.crncd Uy tuo oi Oh" schools 81 Le tust
lu, Too small, ana they therefore ak fr another
aI.a -nnc.i %. 'e properly 30 iAdt ,hr JOBS may lie re-
Tie Prtsert Did before he Board 81 in act 20 erect
The Free Academy OF tao Ctyoi Nca-fosA lAto col
clc.
Tie first section provide chat Tie Fee Academy saal
hrnc'orth br -.cr1tc and distinct organization g. he
kuoaH As The '".l'rr 81 hc Cty of New York which
shall have iho powers and privileges %! college pursuant
RI, ,.cord section m ecs te members &C tho Beard If
Eue4i..u cl-1aiCo Trustees of said College, Aid shall
have and o,-e, The powers conferred uion and required
of tic t7.st,c,s OF COLLEGES Orlprd to hc printed.
The Committee OI supplies pes ntcd arcpou, with
o. tou- attached 10 favor Of awarding the contracts tor
supplying thc school, with coal and wood TOR the year
ending Stay 20, lso Tie r,' resolution s lu favor of
contracting with Gcorsc G. Faror 70 furnish tie coal at
, 80 ger tuu OF yo lbs; tue second is DO favor OF
iracng with J. I. Baruou forwood, as follows:
Oak wood per cod s. 30
Pine wood per cord q 80
Tie report II he Committee and resolutions were
adopted.
Tie Finance Committee presented report in favor Of
aoulorus the school money tor tlc year 1850 o the
several schools entitled 10 Participate therein, uion tie
following basis.
Elm. An Amount equal to the State quota which .. .
amounts SEQ ~ -
S,co.ds An amount equal 20 2oof 81 per cont
tie taxable property OF the CITY, saJ 3c il3 20
H., s-.--,o =,
The GuO,ut 90 De- apport.oncd per scholar u about
= -. Adouf,d Adjourned.
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Yesterday stallion trot FOX 5000 mile heats best three
IN hve of The Union Cour,c, T.. /. The conios-
tants the brown stallion Hornbowor, to wagon and
the sorcl stallion Indian Chief in harness, but beyond
The circle Of friends of the respective Of the horses
the excited very little interest. THIS second
time they had trocl this season. and IN consequence of
Indian Chief having The Tst match the betting
two 10 IN his favor and after be had lost the
first heat, money bet that he the He
was, however beaten easily in three straight heats
Time: 3ll-3;l2-3:09. The first oi the Union Course
Spring purses will be- trotted or on Tuesday next.
SUMMARY.
UNIoy COURSE L. l.. April s-Ma;ch for 5000 mile heats
best Ia =.
Owner named br. $ Hornbower.
Owner named b. Indian Chief NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2
Time: 3;ll-J:l2-J.O9.
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:"COSDUCToRs OF TIE BROADWAY AND sEvESIB-AvE
LEEs DISCHARGED PoR REFUsIS0 TO DRIVE


Quite large crowd had collected in front Of the City
Han when the procession arrived, and good deal Of
iitrest and sympathy manifested The meeting
led order by M Thomas Leyins, President Of the
Drivers Association. Speeches were made by Messrs
COrcoTsn, johnson, j. a. McMasiers, the Hon. John
ieesn, j. j. Broas, John Red President of the Work
.ignen's Union Luke +. Cozans, and others. The
eeches all alike in character, consisting chiefly Of
iIteraons in various fom<of the threadbare CRY Of the
pTessiOns of capital upon labor The speakers gener
y eOulseled the drivers 10 persevere IN their demands
abstain from acts Of Violence and trust 10 the
ary bities Of the railroad companies 10 induce
hem 10 10 terms They-the strikers-had the
mpathy Of the public with them, and If they only held
IT and remained united the railroad companies would
anay be forced To yield. Mr. McDOn0ugh Buckin intro
iced the following resolutions which adopted with
.reSt applause:
W<reas We the carrvers Of hs CITY have been now on
tribe for over eight days for from a. to g
q day for our services; and
wAeeas The railroad kings TO he fully determined to
md the workngmen down 20 point starvation and
sIerason where crime in the eye Of the law NAV be
.aeted; be II
RsoIsS That an appeal all good true men to come
and demand thar the csrdriyers must have the
s Oh they have struck.
"a sotped That VIII be peaeeabe but nevertheless we
have sufficient for days labor TO support families
H<nttd That We deem il incompatible with the safety Of
ctA and IN direct violation OF their charters to allow
~ ol TO s Of 10 drive who not able to do
; e dUties Of drivers.
RsiS,d That tender our most heartfelt thanks to the
s Of the city and also the public large
sabseptjos called for in aid 81 the strikers II
"a announced that Mr.. Harry Hill had contributed 400
II aid of the mo, emeU Some stranger in the crowd gave
,aiJar sum ana number Of smaller contributions were
als- received ferhsci yHder Sss GsQptlcd 1ioulLc-
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FE0Ii HAVANA.
Teyra FROM Puerto DISQUALIFICATION 10 aid |
spain ~ she War Asa.lsi Cas:i-Ahoiit.on .
Of ru.srorts,

Of Passports,
Havana Saturday April r. leo.
The steamer Barcelona arrived yesterday hom ~.
Thomas Puerto Rico and st. Domingo. From tie latter
Santiago do Cuba. No cause yet assigned for this.
From Puerto Rico have dates 20 the BIZ subscrl-
ton has been started Nagunho tO aid Spain n the war
de-, Jared against her by Chill and Peru. Nothing is sad
about Ecuador other South American Republics Small
pox is reported raging IN Ponce
THE Bishop, whose health has been falling Tor some
time past is about leaving for Spain. The Government of
Porto Rico has decreed that passports and a other docu
mcnary tummcIs travellers shall be abolished, to and
from those countries where tine passport system las been
abolished
March %, at $3.50 p. M, earthquake was flt at
Ponce.
The Barcelona carried 60 Porto Rico $4,000. account
of the loaned from the Treasury for the expenses ot
the famous 90 rcInCOrpOrltlOn az SanfO Domingo.
The steamship Liberty arrived here yesterday from
Baltimore. and leaves this afternoon for NcW-Oriears.
Everybody VINO has seen It has admired splendid me-
s.zod medallion head n alto rclvO toy executed from
photograph by Siyaor Fcrdiuando Bessie distinguished
artist, now residing mere; he took the first medal IN Italy
in 1914 also the lsl medal n 1916, and The second medal
j.. wonderful and recognized by al Who enter tie United
Sta'cs Consulate General s-whcrc II now hangs. NJ.
Bo..ic proposes reproducing DC by subscription aud,
although the list is not opcn many are waiting to sub
scribe
On Wcdn sday there was a grand ball at the General de
Marina. The display oi diamond, very great, and
generally thc ladies dress richer and more elegant tian
have ever seen the Palace. Many of the guests went To
the opera hrt 10 being the first nglt of L. JUiyc The
ileacr ul GRIN AID troupe leave 90 Thursday ior
NaiJrIas, whore ihcy remain m the 2ih aud, returning
this place th0t day. AAa-,i has hs hcuclt aLd th'y
leave tor Ncu-iork Galzan-a bias hcr benefit tonight
The health Of tLc city continue. good
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40 TO THOMAS X. AGNEW's, Nos 260 and
NJ 2i2 Greenw.f Moray. there yon will hrd
Teas tofe-s Feb, yng lse cheaper than
New YORK. One vnrr hoIse.
ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT to RENT-Fur-
nshed-N Hartford Fhruinsonaye The dwelling
uoiion perfect order, with modern located
bgn ground with overlooking the touncccu Valley city ind
the distance. Tie pc- will b, private family only
siR with garden stables.
THIS Of the desirable places in the vicinity Of Hartford
Inquire OF HOMER MORGAN, No Finest
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KELLoGG's
US.rED STATES MERCANTILE RICHTER
see column q Publications.
smpoRTANr LEGaL DECISION.
The Powers Of Unired States Assessors.

BUFFALO WednesdGy April l., lst5.
Judge Snalcy of the United States Crcnt Court has
rendered decision IN relation 10 the powers OF the United
States Assessors.
He decided in the cate Of Thomas Brown Of this city,
that the Assessor has right TO recover any assessment
made bv HIM and which has been Transmitted 10 the col
pcor and paid aud that the Assessor has authority
under law 10 require any man appear for examination
regard 20 such returns, compel him 20 submit his
books Tor examination and that the Assessor proceed
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CITY NEWS.

PREPARATIONS FOR THE CHoLERA.-A meeting was
held the Aston House yesterday for the purpose Of forming
organization smar the Howard Associations of New
Orleans aud Norfolk II the intention Of the organizers
furnish medicines. free the INDECENT Of city dn
the cholera honld be visited by that dread
tsgion. Al the meeting YESTERDAY Col. Seely
elected Presidents Mai John MsSne elected Secretary
aud Nathan Aesb!I was elected Superintendent Gen
Chas. h. Dodge Mcssrs. T. l.. worth. VIM y. Beach NJ v
H. Smith David Scott George T. Way. Chas II. lIaswe and
A. H. erick elected Trustees The Association intend
opening their headquarters Monday After passing
adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-19

The PRESIDENTIAL CAR.-Ihe Secretary of War
has finally consented t. the sale Of the Presidential Car
Thomas G. Durin esi President aud general manager
Oft Union Pacific Railroad who tenders its his com
pany 70, accommodation Of officers special occasions
IL VIII leave New York IN few DAYS for the West with
seyors OF the Government Directors who 90 examine
tue condition Of the work on the road.
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MAINE.
National EanLiua House Is
rntit.hed.
BELFAST Ne, Wednesday, April Il, lst

BELFAST. Ne Wednesday, April Il, 1850.
T0-days Procr,ss.rc Ire says on the authority Of "
g. chbou Treasurer, that the Senate bill author
ling $l0OO00JD additional national banking capital for
Nrw-iueMud reserves 900 Tor the nine remaining
State bank Of Maine.
new Custom House office has Just been established at
Stockton, in this District aud Capt. NJ. NJ Partridge il
appointed Dcputy-t O!cctor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-19

ROBBED A TRUYK.-Detective Field Of the fiith
Precinct Yesterday arrested Kvan Golden on charge Oh
entering the apartment Of Mary Ahearn No 1913 Wesst anu
stealing from trunk sleO in Treasury notes ana sna
onn of American and English silver coin The silver com
was found In the Of prisoner but the treasury
notes could be found Justice Hogan committed thc pre-
ouer in default of $500 bail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-19

Run OvER.-On Tuesday night Charles Nedseck'
aged years residing with ais parents at No. 81 ffsts
Wamsbcrsh was shocked down ard over in Cana'st
West Broadway By pain Of horses attached 70 WAGON
driven by Peter GayIor the vehicle passing over e Dy
thigh aud acuring iu Il dangerous manner lie GfNef
arrested by OGcCr Moore OF the FIN Preenc anu e
terday held by Justice Hogan await tho result Of Tie 10!
injuries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-19

ASSAULTISG CAR-DRIvgR- Awhile James Me.
Entee was driving Of the Beockerst Fulton Ferry
cars through Fourteenth ST. Yesterday morning he was
nssiulted by one Of tho old eaifi,ers named GoldrcS
"Her hnGt ~ The Ninth P.ccICt arrested tie Gssa.ut
and Lo sn bod 10 bail b. Justice Dodxe In the sum Of zoo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-19

fnuncsted his suspicious. Capt wilson VIII paoon o.
men at once proceeded TO the SPOT and sueeeeded ~
Tbomas Murrav and John j. Wilkinson. Tn "eohesuny
morning the prisoners were committed ior ~ ~
Justice Kelly They both young men ana HALVES u N''
afV
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MEETING or PRISONERS or WAR.-We direct at
tenion the In another column meeting
of former Union prisoners OF 10 DO held this evening
the Metropolitan Hotel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-19

Court or GENERAL SEssloSs.-ThOmas Mcdonald
pleaded guilty Of aemp, at burglary the third degree
on tan charge made by Edward Hencck Of NO 3l3 f'fs
aye ana was sentenced Nv Recorder Hacke yesterday to
the Peniteutarv F one year. Albert Frelander ana an
Bower were jointly indicted lOr burglary IN The third degree
n entering place kept by AGe0ert Rennyer and we're
convicted OF the same by Plea The first prisoner was sen
fenced imprisonment ia tie PenteDtay Tor Wo years auH
months and his cooperaor ad 81 u years was sent 10
tle same place Tor one ear and SIX months.