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New-York tribune., 1867-04-12

Brig As s John Ks Tam. c.'i.," @ "a "a d; s Nth With sc sss
whole passage rs so miles shifted cargo had bnSarA'
sekr c. SAWYER kesSe GosqGssh days fars Snow
sglI sr,ou tBr) wallace, windsor, s. siib plaster to De
sglr Royal Br Canning Corvallis With potatoes to R. De
America tBr) Nicholson Corvallis with potatoes 20 Dc
sshE Saoua. Jameson, RCellana .th line
sehr Ocean star Kennedy: RceilAad With lae-
schr Sea Sea rsur, Ga1aage RS,Aiaod With lime. lime
sehr Oregon Gait Roesand with lime
seRr JosSas wight Sseha 10 day. Talbot Co
se unon pennon Mscnas with lathe &c. to Simpson cI'Dp
.c6r NJ /. RoSIsSd' Fuller New Bedford.
S, SsS. 2, Fa1 t Perry RSsSS WITH nth T T%.
SAILED.
Steamships Hsrsa and lI.ury cbaunesy
Bari Recfe Japan for New YorE Dec % lat long lot
Bark George Knan. from Zanzibar steering f. Fen lat
INV Elizabeth Duh) RON Singapore for NeN-YOrE, Jan l6 in lat
schE Rn,se (OfPhladelph bound s. April H. Of Hst,sra
DISASTERS.
The schooner Barnes while passing Rk.rs Island into
reopsal Pre- this morning
m The SsS: % s: ?? g. sS as that With SH & @ @ %
tackled ship ad her She proved be the schooner William H.
The captain stated they had had nothing gs for four days She
. s Sr sG 1g sSa T three s % m % Fire & S% S s
blowing fe cm the north, could get to her assistance
NAVAL.
steamer winOO.k Baltimore instant,
for Csrlenas.
u steamers De Soto Malinas St. CrOI
". l., March l6, all we'll
NOTICE TO MARINERS
BREAEwATFR HARBOR ISLAND Sr. MICHAKIs,
AloREsrh oreakwater commenced in January 1852
pe half It's length and already offers safe harbOr TO
vessels entering the Artificial port formed By IT, The Island Of st. Mi
hae refdge In the Atlantic Ocean to vessels
crossing between the Old and New Worlds offering safe port plenty
provisions large for repairing vessels and steamers together
with with England Portugal and other countries $500
yCaT) monthly Lisbon three
daily with Engapd the Winter mineral hot baths In
C0nsus onns Of all civilized nations climate
electric cable viii probably be laid between Europe
and America by Of the companies formed who will certainly
choose Ibis Island the point md Several
English recently been rapidly and cheapy repaired with
1.-THE large resources Of the harbor workshops.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosros April lL-Amyei, barb Eggles from Cardenas
CHARLEsroS April Il-ATvd steamship EyeTnan Philadelphia
Sailed steamship dona for SewYO bhss Nellie Mitchell and Susan
Yoorhcs for Liverpool.
FoRrKgss Moytog. April 1lArhvsd, scbr Jonas Smith from
sanZa Bsltm0reailed With bark Pacific Of Pict0u
schE Reddingo aud brig Carver, for Baltimore.
sn Francisco April 1.-THE ship Sunatga from NewiOrk has
rived.
Har ~ g. April 1.-THE steamship Asia from Lberpool March
ared 81 his port this Thursday morning and sailed
for Boston, which city she will be due Friday night
PHiLAprIPHA Apul -Auiyed 81. brig Cora Neyaa ship Cos
hawk bark LIIe Raymond, Liverpool
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: %~ EXCISE.

The Excise Board were in session yesterday TO eX-
anime the complaints preferred against h'rusou
,,o alers for alleged violations of the law. There
were % cases tried which resulted IN conviction ana
revocation Of the licences The fol9Tg are tae 9apes
mad places Of business Samuel WilmOt, No East Broad
ray: Michael McCabe No, lsO Erst-aVe Chas BalteInan
NO l62 CiraDdsf: James ByTnes. No. 81 WOrthst; Emil
J. FoIiener No 29 Suivan-st; Peter Hauck, No 80 SUI
fok-st: Frederick Bush, No 275 Avenue A: Cordes *
Burns No 90 Mercerst.; Fanny Morganz, No. 2s Woos
ferst: VIM Hastings No 20s Centre-st.; John HarTlng
AOu John Kelly, No. 50 Mulber1y-st
In the complaint O the hast named case, that OF John
kelly No 63 Mulberry-st he charged by Mrs Mary
Iassidv with selling quOr TO husband credit after
she had forbid hm dong she having told hun That her
husband did not support her. The poor woman stated
thai she had six children four OF whom she brought with
her into Court The eldest boy told the Court that he
had heard his mother notify Kelly that ne must not sell
voted unanimously TO revoke his license. q,
Mr. Acton The Committee on Applications reported
fayOrably 90 cases. -
The Board adjourned TO meet next Thursday, at 10
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burglary at the rSdcnte OF Capt8(H Tupper, In this
city some months sHee, wass10dRy sentonced by Judge
Robertson 10 Clinton Prison for IS years Thomas Cor
cOraD, anoiher burglar, sent mp for i've years.
Sergeant King OF the Lansinbnrgh Police, yesterday
arrested another OF the Rochester gang Of Counteees
the warrant OF United States Marshal. lie ~ none
other than the well known Van Vecen Rodner who has
been in the business and years ago sen
fenced 10 state Prisan from which he wac recently par
dOned by the President.
SHOOTING AFFRAY NEKANsAs.
KANSAS CITY, Mo, April Ia shooting af1iay oc-
Cured here this afternoon between A. H. IIalowol
editor Of The journal Of Commerce, and H. b. Branch
Postmaster Of this city -Four shots fired but neither
party hsrt The affair out OF some comments
in The Journal ~ Commerce letter from George W.
Mexican special agent of the Post Office Department. TO
g. T. McHenry Chief Clerk Of the Post office here order
ing him 10 take possession Of the office, and not allow
Branch 70 have any intercourse with IL.
BURGLARY IN NEw-ORLEANS.
NEw-ORLgANs, April IA burglary was commit
ted this morning Canas $4,000 worth Of jewery he
ing stolen The thieves captured and the vauabes
rec
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THE PUBLIC HEALTH.

MEETING or TIIE BOARD-NEw ABBAToIR-VACCINA-
TIoN-wEEKLY INSPECTION.
The Metropolitan Board Of Health met yestetday
afternoon, President Schultz in tn, chair.
A communication was received from the Dispensary
honse physicians asking for compensation for services
rendered the Board, which was referred to superin-
COMMUNICATION was received from the Directors Of
sS,eet OF grauitons vaccination stating that they bad
adopted measures for the treatment OF sueh cases as
Commute from the Hide and Fat Association, in
OF TSgd M upon e '1s hS
Of abbatoir IN the OF foty 81 near
sesOiSt ses kai5 I5n Wi sdobtsd i ~ ''''D W
IsorsS That this Bosr st no objection The erection O1n .b
Tontisusses proposed hS oag MS eondaes
EEsttr pUs TO lie health OF offensive TO the people 81 the
The affidavits Of certain parties charging of the
ssS%Sses Of Of ther duties whieS were presented to'the
Board last week, and by them referred to their counsel
Tbe following resolution was adopted d. ,.,.s mi. IA.
.s papers sssns Of The c.ron. q h. Cosn's q
IL ss o. S SsTSS s sS q .s paper y sti S
hs s and undsr ,bs seal Of rms Boar. og,sr s 20 SSse S
The ci following communication from Dr. Dalton, recon.
nending the sanitary Inspection Of the pupils OF the ya
Gus Public Schools was read by the secretary
O"'a Ses.s ssi !. hs,.Gs s.siSss 4ga H. iSs
ss. iSrs Tsspeet; % bscpsh
.s s p ~ s Il Is: & s s; - .oa a. B Sb Ss ys%
nseenns thsf condOn the children With
Np new 70 Yaeestan na general cleanliness Nead resonnsn
fks dg h Of The botri 81
dseso fol tas ssnsIy ssgeeoa ~ the pupil, be the eaoG
the
appepde that said child has been vAonste and the Inspector
fo osustsrtgn sah certificate Exsunsd approved and also
Inspector shall make such sggesNons the teachers
cesnsss and Of The eben To hp in csO
Of Inspection The
ssaang pspl to De provided With eesese Of vaccination 10
Dc delay from ezsunstOn Of eh
asTvAnf, r. D. pALloN santAp supeHuteoient
The following resolution was adopted
Rd That tbs Sanitary Superintendent thorough santary
ksssrsu each Of al the schools
nps al the Ces BrcOkyn and that he
such inspection require from each
which certificate
epeceT shall oa amer having verified The same y personal
reports o these Inspections be lad before the
Beard early possible ss the completion Of the same
The following the weekly Sanitary Inspection report
Of ofSupefntendent y. B. Dalton:
EAsfTAay srFgKNTgSDtNT hfTH0p0ITeN Board o.
HgALTF. HEw-loHK. Aful ~, 1867.
10 fscrraTg 0Ctlf Metropolitan Hs0fd ~ B'ohh
xk9 IbY Isstaiay sG"I' uA. e.,I e Iss! Ssfl The ban
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LATEST SHIP MEMS.
PORT OF sEw.YoRK.."..A,sII II.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Gsucus GodfeY, Bosou with mdse and pas 10 Wm
Clyde a., -
khp America Bath Morse Manila Dee With ms 20 J. W.
Ese Passed through the Straits Of hunda De 70 pe OF Good
Iiope crossed the equator March Had light whds
efmuds since which strong WNW gales lost and split sails ke
% 10 long % W. spoke brig osspes tof keonsunk
from New Orleans for IlavTe.
Ship Robert Ian. Of IyepoO AmdOa Liverpool va Nespoa
d. L. IL
h long 80 then heavy wind, long o. nom thene s
sW aud winds Nodss lat 40 20 long "a passed large nnmoeI o
OIL other wrecked stun apparently not Ions IN hs
a.
ship Isabes Sanders (of Prince Edwards Issnd sco Nspof
Feb a. with It. H. Iron Y B Cansnl Has hsd atohL ~ w
and \ W. winds from long H. March ~ In h ons 'Vl s
peneed Hurricane wind veng from - W. TO n H. IN ~hich
lost low opssils
sugar inossses George H. Mngon April on ssas hla
south In which huwA anu bo anu hau
Liunac cle- house washed overheard 81, . -, ,ao -.
BaE Panchto % Mosto, Geuoa ~ days with mde s@i IL" pass
to !. B. Phillips
Brig A. Taylor, CTowel, Newport. m a..
Bs Matilda (Bt) (of sydney g. b. Larwsy Matagu.f H. "
d,, with olssses Maitland Phelps Go Hsd heav weather Len
port bt, Msy1oSer, leading o SeNioh hthsssT ~ o" o
IJil, Do. dV.
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y Ipsctors Of the Cities ard Brooklyn ,hspeed
the ov ng premises teucAents 2O pHAto dNtEg 2l6;
g. lime hJfnng establishments
slaughter houses o. private marteis 90 Lorse stables 10,
tah pgehese2l dumping gronnd su.ken
yards. l6 cea ~ waste p's and dTsius ~
and cesspoO pves ~; sed rs &c, Il Total 10
Ntry respectfully your cbedeEt servant
D. B. DILToS, SaLasry SuJerItep.eut
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TIE EIGHT HOUR LAW.

The following is copy Of the eight hour law which
has lust passed the Wisconsin Legislature:
Rur uiatn the bOgrs Of manual labor s9d ping ne .ss o.
- -;eht hou,s daV. - ~N Ae-SS y,
SECTION l. That in all manufactures workshops and
other places used for mechanical manufacturing pr
poses in the State Wisconsin, where children under the
age OF Is years and women employed the time OI
3aOI the aforesaid shall not exceed eight hours
4Or each day and any stOckhOlder Overseer employer
clerk or foreman, who shall compel any woman on any
child under years OF TO labor in any day exceeding
eight hours who shall permit any child under IA years
wears of age labor in factory workshop or other
Sace used for mechanical manufacturing purposes for
-, :" hours in any one day, when such owner
StockhOlder Overseef, empivJv:, ~. y. 1. -, -:
control of such person shall be liable 10 prOsecuvs ~
The name OF the state OF Wisconsin before any lusSe
Nhe peace or other court OF competent jurisdiction o he
cOunty wherein the Ofense shall have been cOmnnteu
mud uIOn conviction thereof shall he ned III any SUN uo
aess than s. nor than $50.
SEC q That n all engagements 10 labor in any meehar-
aea Or manufacturing business when the contract s 81
aeRt subject where there is no express contract
10 the contrary days work shall consist OF eight hours
and all engagements contracts or agreementsfOr HbOr III
Ruch cases shall be construed Provided, that the pro
visions of this section shall not apply 10 any contract iOI
labor by the week, month, OF year.
SEB 3. That whenever fine shall he collected IN ac
eOrdance with the first section Of this act the same shall
paid the supervisors of the county wherein the
trial may be had, and the shall be disbfeq by
them for the benefit of common schools.
SEC This act shall take effect and be in force from
ADd after July 4, 1867.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-12

fire IN stoven The apartment Of her parents No. 2sc
East Nneteenthst, and ~ acLate matters, poured
quantity OF kerosene Osl from upon the burning
wood. An explosion followed, and the girl IN an in
stant wrapped in flame Hearing tho cries Of the GIRL
her mother, Nrs. Margaret McDerm0tt, sprang from her
bed and ran To her assistance. In attempting TO eKti1
about the lace neck and hands The girl was terribly
burned about the body The fire Mt length extin
gushed by the neighbors before the furniture mach
damaged. The injured persons were conveyed 10 Belle
vue Hospital, where tho gTl died yesterday morning
Coroner Wildey was notified to hold an inquest.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-12
THE ,..1,
GREAT AMERICAN
Z e A C O Nj p A N Y
ESTABLISHED 1891.
THE IMMENSE PROFITS OF THE TEA TRADE

The Propfec became ay Convinced several years e
Of Tea and Cose. paying many kse r On
these articles Of day consumption and therefore sd THR
GREAT AMERICAN TEA CoMPANf,ts do away, "a r,blss
sih upon Consumers sspjly h
with these Deeesares at the smallest possible price.
To give readers idea Of the profits which A
Tea trade will With the American houses ear the so
count entirely the profits Of the Chinese factors. a
h The American House in China Japan rse p6. ON
their sales hpmentsand Of the richest tired H,naHts In
this country have made immense fortunes tougb
China.
ID The Banker makes large profits upon the foreign ,Irs In
the purchase Of Teas :
81 The Importer profit Of per xzrn, ei.-
4th On its arrival here sold BY the cargo, andthe PH r Is
to tie Spectator 2OO packages aengS
profit Of about 10 per
5th The speulaiOr sells the Wholesale Tea Dealer frc
profit of 10 to IS per cent
9Th The Wholesale Tea Dealer sells Wholesale Iots
to suit his trade, at profit Of about 10 per cent /
7h The Wholesale Grocer sells the Retail Dealer et
IS to 25 per -.
Retailer It to pks f.s
When you have addel these profits b,okusss
carriages ogs eoperage and aud add the original
Tea will perceived what the pay row v
show why sell much lower than oher
We propose do with all these profits
carriages osges OOpersges and waste exception sn.1
commission paid for purchasing correspondents
carriage and small profit oueSswheb lA- s:ssl
will amply payrs
Parties getting their Teas may confidently rey ry.u sina
them and fb they direct from the ,,ore
warehouses.
The Company continue to sell at the following prices,
00LONG (Black) 90, 30, 80, so, best 81 y IT,
MIXED (Greeu and Black Co. 20, 80, 30, best 81 ~
ENGLISH BREAKFAST 40, 80, 80, 81 81 10, best - 20
PB
IMPERIAL, tGreen 20, 50, 90, 81, 81 TO- best ~ Is D'
YOUNG HsON (Geen) 20, sO 80, 81, 81 10, bet ~ 20
y b
uNC0LoRED JAPAN, 80, ~, 81 10, hest - 25 g n.
GUSPowDERi 81 2J, best 81 SO p 10.
C0FFEES ROASTED AND GROUND DAILY.
GROUND COFFEE, 2Oe, 25e &C., &c., best 4O per rourd Ho
tells saloons boarding house keel aGd families who auant
ia article By FRENCH
BREAKFAST AND DINNER COFFEE which sell At ID. low pos
Of 3o per pound and give perfect satisfaction
hOm SOC per pound By ysssny heif
Teas Of tue
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,
Nos 81 and 33 vESEY-ST.
No so BROADWAY corner Bleeckerst
No. J6I ElGHTH-AvE corner Thirty y-curhs.
No 299 SPRING ST. between Hudson and GreeuSchsts
No 2OJ FULT0S.ST BROOKLYN corner CoEeonlst
No. I33 GRAND-ST.. wILLIANsBURGH.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-12

FELL THROUGH A IIATCHwAY.-iesterdsy, Edward
Mincle a porter in the employ OF T. r. Ashmun, fell
through the hatchway Of No Worths, and fractured
his leg and skull lie conveyed TO the NeW-lork
Hospital
New-York tribune., 1867-04-12

The SITE FOR NEW PosT-OTTCE.-Yesterday af-
ternoon Mayor Hoffman, aud David r. Valentine. Clerk
Of the Common Council formally executed the deed
cedng TO the United states Government for the sum OF
s5OOC the lower portion OF the CITY Hall Park Us site
for a new POstOfilce and T. :. Court Building.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-12

TRIAL TRrP.-The new steamship Arizona went on
a short trial trip yesterday returning at evening TO her
pier on the North River.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-12

The United States Lighthouse steamer Putnam. and
Pilot boat Enchantress which recently ashore at
sandy Hook were both hauled off yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-12
CITY ITEMS.

CITY GoVERNMENT.-TheTe was no meeting of
either branch Of the Common Council yesterday after
noOn both Boards having adjourned to Monday next.
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THE
THE
MUTUAL BENEFIT
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
NEWARK, y. J.

lORGASIzED ~ ISiJ.I tcHARTER PERPETUAL J
Having paid deceased members amounting s5 125, ,i25
declared dividends the living the Of O02,s39, With
secured amounting 900 900, has just declared
ito TWENTIETH annual dividend, being 50 per cent
It continues ea,ss. Policies
perfect security Its distinguishing features
economy in expenditure and IN ts management
hpays stockholders Of capital
officers. shl mmoderate compensation to agents
All il. Director, attend nestngs committees Its
rL, az. carefully selected sound live. 1t careful
,lu,ng losses and prompt payment
It. te With regard security hIsring pnPs
fgr interest hence dollar its Investments Amer
paving expenses and eserng 'he value Of all outstanding
policies. aiays made oisol dividend Of return premiums to
members, and paid them when Gae.
Ha MUTUAL BENEFIT" Company having bu; class ofmem-
bers life policies both and old sharing equally IN the annual
division onrpla. receiving dividend premium paid
1t endeaor. brief all respects faithful trustee for the
Having ov pursued this course proposes
continue future to all who desire
insure in a Company conducted
LEWIS G. GROVER. PRESIDENT.
EDWARD A. STRONG Secretary. BENZ MILLER vcePresiden
ALEX H. JOHNSON Cashier AMH DOpD Mathematician
MEDICAL EXAMINES.
JOSEPH r. JACKSON, ND. GABRIEL eRANT NJ. D.
EDGAR HOLDEN ND. &c. SWELLING, ND.
DIRECTORS
LEWIS c GROVER, JOHN R. WEEKS.
HENRY McPARLAy NEHEMIAH PERRY
cuApLEss MACKSET EDWARD A. STRONG,
8 SMELLING JOSIAH o. LOW,
RANDALL II. GREENE, JOSEPH A. HALSEY
/ H. rRoTHINGHAM BENZ G. MILLER
NEW-YORK OFFICE, No. E3s BROADWAY.
SAMUEL III. LLOYD, AGENT.
Hour. for Medical Examination onee, daily from II ill half
d
New-York tribune., 1867-04-12

MARINE bfE-SAvING CoNMIssIoN.-The Commits
sion held their fourth meeting yesterday morning at the
Of the Board of Underwriters in Nast. The com
mittee appointed 10 select boiler for the trial OF safety
valves reported that they had engaged one Of Mr. An
drews No. lS7 ChcrTyst which will be ready tomorrow
morning An invitation extended 10 the inspectors
M boats on Southern and Western rivers and 10 Capt
Forbes Oi ostOn to be present a the sttngs or the Com
mission An invitation from Wells, Fargo Co. for the
Commission 10 visit the Great Eastern was accepted
This morning there will be trial Of dsengagng appar
atus for eboats Collector Smythe having placed at the
disposal W the Commission the revenue cutter kankakee
which will leave Pier No /, North River at IL O'Clock
New-York tribune., 1867-04-12

Fatal BURNING AcCDENT.-On Wednesday nom
Ing Anls MeDerpVtt aged 9years attempted t9 Al4S
New-York tribune., 1867-04-12
~ fks. -

pERsONAL-Ex-Goy. Andrew Of Massachusetts,.
and the Hon j. V. L. Puyn, NJ. C., Albany are at the
Rreyoort Uouse d. C. Forney OF The Washington Chro-
cie and Judge Long ST. Louis, are NJ the metropolitan
Hotel Gen. o. VI. Poe, l.. \. A., and VIM H. Seward 1r
Auburn are at the ST. Nicholas Hotel.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-12

POLYTECHNIC BRANCH OF THE AMERICAN iSsTi-
gUrE-At meeting last evening OF the Polytechnic
Branch OF the American Institute, Prof s. d. Tillnan 10
,h chair the subec scussed was that OF corrugated
iron boilers and their degree Of strength. Mr. WARD
as az opnion they not liable to expansion OF
cnrtracton NV heat cold the ordinary smooth iron
boilers Dr. Bradley thought differently and considered
that CORN expansive than PLAIN IRON
Mr. m r. Walling read paper ON Molecular Motion,
Which was listened with marked attention, after WHICH
the meAting adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-12

Al meeting of the subscribers 10 the O'Conor
Bust" held Wednesday evening last AZ De1monicos
Hotel Fifhave and Fourteenth st, was resolved to
present the bust the General Term of the supreme
Iort for the CITY aud County Of New York, the 18th
Of April inst. 4 vote Of thanks was passed To James
William Mcdonald the artist
New-York tribune., 1867-04-12

GEOGRAPHICAL LECrUREs-A lecture upon The
Valley Of the Euphrates and the Tgfs by Israel Dleh
late United States Consul at Batavia, Java aud paper
upon the North West Passage, by j. Dsurnell. Will be
read this evening before the Association FOR the Advance
ment Of Science and AT.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-12
IApnoanesmsnu !

THE SPRING HAT FOR GENTLEMEN.-The Re-
publican. Who chsgned Connecticut defeat ought 10 buy
Of KSoIs charming ,rs It's soothing effects wonderful
Their opponents should celebrate triumph by the
KSor. ats are sbtainab. Nos SO aud az Broadway.
IT REMOVES ALL DANGER when your BURGLAR
AlEs BELIs by window door
bgaf outside the bell and instantly
skedadJles hOLsEsi No. IVl bfOad"N'
New-York tribune., 1867-04-12

NEW SYSTEM OF VENTILATION.
by HESRY A. G0eGK.
Pamphlet, sent free Address A. Goves, No 24 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1867-04-12

NOVEL CHILD ABANDOSMENT.-0n Wednesday
evening coach driven up TO the residence OF MI
Mceady No 1913 Elms aud one Of the inmates ahshteo
and rang the bell II was answered by Mr.. Maeready,
when the caller placed In his hands bundle saying thst
n had been sent him. and then entering the coach was
driven avay on examining the bundle, Mr. MeCready
wa. astonshed at finding IL 10 contain 1e-
malc infant month old. The child was taken
hy him 10 Police Headquarters and yesterday was trans
fsrred 10 the Department OF Charities aud Corrections
New-York tribune., 1867-04-12

SALES OF REAL EsTATE-Sales at auction yester-
day by James NJ. Miller:
House Thirty thr ST. so tet west Eighth ~
Of feet ~ iBcb-s south one
busdre 2OIg esch.................. 100
New-York tribune., 1867-04-12

SOUTHERN RELIEF COMNIssION.-lesterday MI. j.
NJ Brown Treasurer of the Southern Relief Commission,
received telegram from Mr. j. H. Selby stating that the
Gan Francisco Relief Commission would In few days for
ward 10000 god 10 assist In relieving The suffering at
the sou This is The largest donation hitherto received
by the Commission The amount realized by Mr. Nandcn
hoffs reading is estimated at $500.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-12

ANNIVERSARY EXERCISES - The second amir
versary Of the death Of Abraham Lincoln Will he observed
by the German Radical Republican Central Committee
nj Cooper Institute the 18th inst Beside the musical
programIne there will be addresses by DR. Fred Schultz,
Col A. j. H. Duganne Fred kapP, esq, Sigsmund kaui-
man. esq, and Lieut.. Gov. WOOdiOid.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-12

ANOTHER SwiNDrE.-A few days ago person hold
Ing in hisAsx1 bundle OF letters and representing him
self 90 the pOstman Of the district called at the house OF
Mr. oliver, No 134 West Thirtyeighthst, and informed
Ns Oliver that he had letter for her husband contain
ing a draft for tlJ0 for which she must pay VI postage
The Lady recommended the postman" TO leave II At MT
Ollyers place OF business where IL needless 10 say ne
never called The trick Ingenious, and may impose On
many,
New-York tribune., 1867-04-12

Board OF FIRE Insurance CoMPANIEs.-At the
annual meeting OF the Board Of Fire Insurance Com
paDies held Tuesday, the following officers were
eected President, James NJ Mclean, President Citizens
Insurance Company; NlcePresident, Edgar W. Crowe,
ice-President PhgniX Insurance Company; Secretary,
W. W. Henshaw Secretary Long Island Insurance Com
paBy; assistant Secretary, w. NJ. st. john Secretary
Standard Insurance Company; Treasurer, NJ l.. Crowel,
President Irving Insurance Company Executive Com
mttec: Henry A. Oakley, George r. Hope, James III.
Pinkney, Daniel Underhill A. u. Mcdonald, Charles
Taylor ID. IIead, WIN. A. ThOmsJn VI. T. Hodges, George
4. Dresser, A. +. Hastings j. " HaTiot +. hoffman,
Ezra White, \. j. Smith, r. +. jeremiah John w. Murray,
II. GaTigue, Carlisle Norwood, Lindley Murray, and
Robert d. Hart.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-12
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,

Nos 81 and 80 vESEY-ST.
No $40 BROADWAY corner B'eeckerst
No. J6I ElGHTHAvE., corner Thirty icurth-st
No 299 SPRING ST. between Hudson and GreenSichs,s
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