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NEW YORK EXPRESS FOR PITTsBURG AND
The WESf.
Leaves New York at A, NJ. and 5 and p. NJ.
passing Reading st G5 A. II aud 1850 aCd 1913 p M
ana connecting at Harris urg with Peunsyl vania
and Northern Central Railroad Express trains for
PittsbuIg, Chicago, WlllIemsport, Elmirs, Baltl.
Returning Express train leaves Harrisburg on
aTTIvgI of Pennsy lvRnla Exprsss from PttsOurg at
35O aud 50 a. Nj. and 10 5U p IL, passing Reading
at A and 73l A. M ana 1890 T. M, and arriving az
New York at IL A. NJ. and Il ~ and p NJ. Sleepin1
cars q, company the trains through between JsaeS
City and PitsbuTg without change
A Msil Train Tor Rev ork leaves Harrisburg at
sIO A, NJ. AZ 2U5 P. NJ. Mall train for Harrisburg
leaves New York ut i2 M,
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POTTeTOWN AFOREMENTIONED

Leaves Philadelphia at 30 r, NJ for READING
foLtsVlHe tHIrlsDurE etc. COnv eCLlnR with Readin
ana Columbia Railroad trains for Columbia, eto
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DuDgan's Express win &C. .lect baggage tor all trains
leaving Philadelphia Depot. Ordtr be left al
No 225 Fourth street, or at the Depot, Thirteenth
and LsllUW hill sIrtes.
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PEDKIOMEN NATLROAD.

Passengers tor sklppRCk take 7'3O A NJ. and z.
NJ trains from philadelphia returning from 5Sppack
81 $40 and ~ As p. az. Stage lines tor the various
points IN Perklomen Valley connect with trains az
JOllegeYle and Skippsck.
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PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE RAILROAD
NIrlER TINE 1ABLE.-THROU,7H ANO
5AIIpLt ~ ROUTE BE1WEER PhILADELPuIA
RREIaINCItE, II AHklSBUHS9l WILLIAMSBURG
DG DG THE GREAT OIL REGION OF PENNSYL,
VANIA, e,,,,,o far, ON .l Might rrstps
6LShSd sfIsr MuNDAH, November 23, 1868, the
tns S ~ On the Philadelphia and Erie Railroad win
fnllaN
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DENNsYLYANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD

FALL TIME TAKING EEBEOE NOV. %, 1863
Ihe ualnB Of tie ReDnay LvRnAA SUuGrs-i ha1irosQ
Leave me IepUL, ~ 1hLRTY FIRST ana MAhK ri
Streets, whiCn 10 reached directly by the MarEs!
5IrpeL cars, last CunBeCLlug WJn UaCa LFaig
Jtaving Front AID n arKet tnr.y uinut.I he.
tore It's departure The Cnesnns and walnut streets
oors run within one squsys OF the Depot.
SIeepiug CaE Tickets can Dau GA application J.
yhe Ticket othCs r.. W, CORNER Hingh and CIesnuB
STsiits of the UnUn Transfer Company wiu c:.I
10. 80 e,iyer nsggnFu at Ane depot. OTGsrs etI ~
No gUl ChesEut street, or No. li6 dSTHet 9!rse VIII
receive attention 40 ,ytn ,,E,.,r ,y1v,
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BAGGAGE.

Close at the Philadelphia POST Office for all places
on the n al ana It's branches at M, and Tor tine
pIinc!pal sLaliOns only at 2'Ib NJ.
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~ MORNING ACCOMMODATION.
MORNING EXPREss,

O. Az 78O A. ID. for Reading snd ali intermedia ate
S!sSlop8 and Alentown, RetuTning, leaves Reading
st go n Nj arrives in Philadelphia az 925 p M.
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~, To AIN leaves PHI hilaoelphia."...,....lO45P p. M
ALL RA' -" HEllsmsporl....,,,,. $40 A. NJ
arYiV eStat Erle..,,,,.., 5V +,
,,,,, uVpREGS Leaves EhIlRueip pha.,.....l 90 a M
EA'Ih MllliamsporL..,". 800 Z. Nj
10 arrives at Erie" le,"............lOt0 0 A. NJ,
NY NfIp MAIL leaves Phiecelp pha..,..., 800 A. M
hA-hANNNn #" WuiiAmspOrt...... 6 ~ =, M
SrrIVes AZ LocknAVen..", 7'45 p. M,
TAsTWARp,
MAIL TRAIN ayes 4. r.
arrives az phia.....lUOO "A. M
ERIE EXPRESS leaves hTe,. s o2S F. n.
arrives 81 Philadelp phla... 420 p. M
Nail and Express connect with OIL Greek ana
Allegheny River Railroad BAGGAGE 0AEOKED
THROUGH, ALtAED L. TYLER
lR General superintendent
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81 ?. M Ietnrnng from TAoaqua 81 855 A. NJ, and
2'I5 ana 4.35 r, NJ.
sCRUYLKILL Ard asusQUEHANNA RAIL
ROAD.
Trains leave Auburn at 1855 A. NJ for Pinegroye
anG harrisburg and ct l2'lb noon for PinegrovS and
lremunt. Returning from Harris luTg at 3 so p, M
and IRON fremont ut 40 a. NJ. and 5'35 p nj,
IhTOOE hrpt clas2 tick eta and emigrant tickets 30
all the principal points III the North and West
ExcnIsiun Tickets from Philadelphia 10 Reading.
and luieTmediHLe sLaJIouS goCd tor one day only
are sold by Morning Accommodation Market TrRiu.
Re- dug HnG POtstuwD Accommodation Trains, at
T%cutson Tickets to Philadelphia, good for one
day only ~ sold at Beading ana informed iate sta-
Ions by Reading ana PoLIstoWn Accommodation
The following tickets are obtainaSe only at the
office of S. Bradford Treasurer, No 227 y. Fourth
sttfet, Fhiladei iphla. or OF u, A Ncnolls General
Superintendent, ReadlnS'
CONSULTATION TICKETS
AT % per cent. discount, between aly oo,nts do
an ed, IUr families ana hiIds'
MILEAGE TICKETS.
Good tor 20t0 nass. between all points, at $3.50
eGc: 1or tAInillea snc firms.
SEASON TICKETS,
Fog three six, nine, 9l twelve months, for holders
only, " sll points At reduced rates,
CLERGYMEN
Residing on the lie OF the road VIII be furnished
with emitting themselves and WiyeS to tickets
al half iaTe
EXCURSION TICKETS
From philadelphia 10 principal stations good n,
Saturday SUNDAY, sno MoDday,st reduced iares ~ ~
b. had Uniy Rt the TICKET OAce, AZ Thirteenth AM
CRlIoW LII StreSls.
Goods OF all descripions forwarded to all the abov
points lTOm Lne COmpany's new freight depot Broa,
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Leave Pbilsoelphla 0aly at 4'35 A. NJ 1890 noon
3 aud Z. NJ, Tor Reading, LeDEnon, Harrishurn'
PvIt Clinton, aAd all points beyond
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER
- TRAINS, December Ia, 1865.
leaving the Company's Depot et Thirteenth and
ShllOwhhl Breets Philadelphia, at the following
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EREIaHT TRAINS

Goods OF all descriptions forwarded TO all the abnva
points from Inc COmpanys new freight depot, Broad
aLd WnIOw sLreelS.
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lSCHUYLKILL VALLEY RAILROAD
Trains leave PoLtsville at As and 1850 A III and
50 2. M returning from TsIoRqua AZ S'35 A. NJ and
2'I5 ana 4.35 r, Nj.
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RAILROAD LINES.

PEADtNG RAILROAD. GREAT TRUNK
4l LINE FROM PHILA DELPHIA TO THE
INTERIOR OF PENNsYLVANIA. THE sOHUYI-
KILL. SUsQUEHA NNA, CUMBERLAND, AND
WYOMING VALLEYs,
-. THE
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FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFE

aal - n.rvyAorurnn ni .,
FIRE AND BURGLAR-PR00F SAFES,
LCCKzAiITH, BELI-HANGER, AND DEALER
IN BUILDING HARDWARE,
sq No. 4sa RACE Street
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EXCURSION TICKETS
From Philadelphia 10 principal stations, good Nor
Saturday, SUNDAY, Enu MoDday,st reduced Iares n
BE- mad UnIy at the Ticket ohice, al Thirteenth ana
CRlIOX Lii streets.
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ROAD.
Trains leave Auburn at 7'55 A. NJ. for PineRroye
anC Harrisburg and ct l2'lb for PiuegrOys and
fremont. Returning from Harris 1urg so p, M
and from fremont ut 40 "A. NJ. and 5'35 Il, nj,
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appeared the and Jack consented TO be rOned
with double handouts. This in February, and for
over five weeks he confined In place about three
feet hgh with nothing but the bare wet deck to sleep
on, and ropesend piece Of sail for pillow Only
once was be allowed TO deck and the ARRIVAL
Of the Volunteer at Eew-YOrk he taken
shore, brought before United States Commissioner
the next day charge Of mutIny and released under
$500 bail Curiously enough, man whom JACK met In
San Francisco last Summer has since come to
by the overland and established himself as keeper
Of q sailors boarding house This man and Jack recog
nzed each other the King Of the Cannibal Islands
ance in Cherry-st Still more curiousy, the mate who
put ashore az Mazatan is also in NewYOrk intent
on suing the captain for damages And most curious Of
ALL in the next boardinghouse stops ancient mariner
who in the Bay Of Naples than thirty years
ago. and distinctly remembers the little American boy
on board the /" "fruiterl"
There is doubt that Jack technically guilty OF the
State Prison offence Of mutiny but 1t pretty certain
that the affair will be peaceaby compromised, and that
one viii appear against him next week, Tuesday,
the day down for his examination 1t would be hard
all down him for his general meanness. and
pecialy for taking them to with such short allow
Of miserable food that they had to beg provisions
from passing vessels during the latter part Of the voyage
TO keep themselves from starving Even the carpenter
has penitenty offered Jack money amends for his
share in the aray, and doubt that in equity
II in law five weeks Incarceration In prison scarcely
more than half as high as himself Is punishment enough
forh
New-York tribune., 1869-03-30
SEVENTH REGIMENT MONUMENT.

We have lately had the pleasure of viewing
the model for the monument which the 7th Regiment
is about to erect the Of the members OF the
regiment who fell during the war. The monument VIII
be hey question of the finest artistic ornaments to
the city Mr. r. NJ Hunt the architect and Mr. j. O. A.
Ward the scuptor In the selection Of these two gentle
men the regiment has shown rare appreciation OF art
isto genius Mr. Ward stands at the head OF American
scupors and Mr. Hunt has more genius and knowledge
and fitness for this peculiar task than any archteot they
could have found in the country only exceedingly good
mttee saved them from adding TO the citys abortions IN
art and insured them instead m0numental structure
~ which New.York will be proud The monument Is TO
be placed opposite the Seventhaye entrance at the norh
end OF the Central Park hill rising aireeuy 3enihd & te
bronze figure OF soldier in The uniform OF the regiment
heroic size standing upon satV M Fnravad on
the four Sides the top are the arms OF te united
states NewYork state arms CITY ana kegnehtal arms
with bronze trophy OF palm and sword crossed tine
emblems OF peace aud war; covered by she'd ana pear
either side OF the shaft extend blocks of granite about
twelve feet high aud Twelve Ieet % iDng.us h Sn xoe
bas-reiefs representing incidents In the regiments his
tory. stone seat surrounds the entire structure ana
,e centre OF an oval platform of granite 3Ox6 one step
above the level of the ground AT either END OF the plat
form IL an exedra or semicircuar seat also In granite
enclong the area as At the extremtes OF the
seats rlse four bronze columns supporting eagles ana
upon these columns to be engraved the names OF the
members the regiment who lost their lives during the
late Rebellion. , -. A.. ,.,
Inc pfOOicHl was W
one figure and this problem the artists have beautifully
solved Opposite broad avenue ike that near wnicn
the monument is TO stand is needed monument having
breadth and hight impressng the beholder with true
and Impressive monumental effect The blocks VIII De SO
large that no Joints will appear. We congratulate the
regiment and NewYOrk upon the prospect OF the add
on Of so beautiful and imposing feature to the Central
Park. -, ..ooo mi. .oxo.od
The cost OF the statue will be $4,000 the proposeo
cost of tbe pedesta ia from eco to s2000 Each com
pany and the pledged to raise their rR op
ton Of the expense df IoutTe ceterans) Capt
H. Klpp. onicers John nv D'Ii Henry r. Hoy' ltR
a. TN shows that this delicate and respon-
,hp could not have been ntrusted TO more COM
petent committee.-Armva aud Nary Journal
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

CH,rt,ros c. March 2sCotton opened quiet and closed
active sales bales, Mdnss 2c receipts t bales exports
siyassaa Ca. March 29-COOn quiet aud Sn Mdilngs, ala
2sc. sales. 500 bales receipts. S's bae. - ,.o 49,,
''SSR WRssSpSS ,SI C March 2T.pentne- better,
AZ 1aIgc Crude 81 9e9S3 Rosin stesdy 81 $50
AZ IS Tar quiet; sales at 80 70QS2 75 Cotton dull
Mareh2I-CottonMdd Sl dLot sales soV'
bj receipts since SATURDAY 2siJ b1e Sod ~
dull Common l2c Prime 4e hoA"es scarce put 70 hsn
dsasnd 6S9oc FlOur-ReeeiPts ase segene 81 o.
Double Extra Treble BIia 80 90 Corn. T3d1i Oats de-
eLued 10 62c Bran Is Hay drm Prime S2L Pok dull
s3l Bacon aetvoi sh@ndsTs h'S sides L1Sl La
rseiasd sli o9dc. Coffee dun and unchanged 49,
PmLApEPHa March 2Cotton steady; Mdng uplands 28l9
Western E.tra PaSy SO 81 25 Psnnsyana 81 5o
Ohio do $50 - as Fancy $0q$l2 90 Wheat steady Red
R Goa 81 65; Amber 81 75aS SS White SlsS Rye dull and
Med Western seady Western 15915c Pcnn,y yania,
6Od68e Petroleum unchanged Crude 22c Refined BIC Grers
unchanged MoassesMaseosado Se Provisions unchanged "hsA
BaIfInoSE Match 2s-COtOn dpili Mddhg uOmualy 2s,e
sbo Sc Corn drm; White 8o8!c; Yellow s2ds4e Oats du at
sSGI9c rive steady Mess PORK quiet +31 50GS Bacon tm
Rib SIDES 6ia al7e Clear sds ligse shoulder M "a, . nA'
Sr Lous March TchacooMure disposition manifested 70 sell;
prices Cotton 27 for Mdiug Henp dull choice 40.
dressed R So Flour quet Spring Snpertns - @0tl @ spring
F,trs Wheat unchanged Cora drn At 68d1 Oats
s1d6oc Barley doll with u9hns doing I've 90 ~
Buk Meats-D sated shoulders loose lie Rib sides i Hans
lSase Lauohug doing Cai'egood to choice iAr demand
T ,eSs,T March Flour dull aud unchanged whea, u sale
No lat 35 No. held f 81 Corn dull at 62c foe Bar h'
steady 81 ild$ a. Oats dmi sales st e3Ge5e me ssT io
2fd2,lc Tobacco quiet aud unchanged Whisky Gle demand gt
Mes, quiet; held firmly S sales 1000 bbls at $J at iph
se Lard quiet aud dlsic. Sugar cured ama nl al9c
With limited demand Gold 9lt Eiehingeseady Money easy
o Kssern Asa Southern trade sale. 100 bb at fs1s Tor No.
sprug o. as toG Ambss Waer. 30 NhSan TIE "eIa SsNe
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90 IS os Double Er Wheat quiet small sals Prime bite Car
ada co. Corn quiet No held $ Med STEADY and searec
Shorts s2 sbpsuns so and hddlngs as ua kAIoAt
Preghsou to Boston S5c NWiork s aid Albany oJc
BUyVALo March 99Gran Wheat IL 100 bus Corn 90
600 bush o l2OO bush Rye ss 900 bush Barley ossa
and 10 bush Flour da, recorded Wheat en-
tey dull small sales of 5G the track
nominal neglected Barley quiet ts
bush Canada 81 % bsgged delivered Ps and seeds unebanse
HghNines nominal, ct 93dafc PORK f3 Lard l9c.
CHcAGo Ill., March z-Recep for two days 6soo bbls tess
20 bush Wheat 5000 bush Corn 1900 bush Oats 90 bnse
Barley Of Lard Flour dull oprbg br
s ~ s7ias6 s7i suPese - i06 - ~ wheat dali densns
specuTe Me- Spring 81 1903 49, Regular 2 No bnyeis.
lii Corn dull 533c for New, and 5i95Jic for no grade
Data dull aud RoBal regular No fresh small business sJ G4t
quiet and drmer l8iQ$l POI Barley neglected. HbsY
dn Mess Pork nomnaly S3o IS Prime Mess osye Apn
75 sweet Picked aus advancing endeHyi sales l0 tea
5idI6c Lard steady l8c Dry Sad Shousrs i2ie dresses
Hogs S6S 7s supply light 1--we Hogs tm supply hsb' zoo" -
And demand: bhehrrs
250s6 O Good Choice shipping ~ %
GS7 s5
Nsroi 9Tobaeco-Sses 81 bids CoTmen Lug %
Cutting Lesf sJGS Cotton ltie Mrs Pork. % Lad
lac BaconShoudrrs e Rib Sides lie Clear sides c
B1k Shoulders Clear RIB shies 6lc Flonr % "@so Hbs-"
UQbl6 6ldiis. Krr. ~ l9 WHISKY Tree, We
New-York tribune., 1869-03-30
CRIMINAL.

In the Court Of General Sessions, before
Judge bedford, there were no trials YESTERDAY Most q
nnt of for the term. Two sentences pronounced
number OF peadlngs were heard aud days OF trial ap
pointed.
Sigismund Funk, charged with conspirng to
deraud the Government out OF 81 800 worth Of cigar
has been Gy So6 @ for
Michael Gigan charged with tapping ale,Darrels 70
which Revenue stamps had been aniNed. & was GUS
charged for lack Of sufficient evidence TO snow criminal
intent on his part. -, -.
The March Term of the United States Cir
diet Yesterday for trial OF criminal cases The fol-
lowing were arraned on the charge OF carrying
ternai Revenue license: James Neyins, owen Moore,
John Buckley Jerry Smith a SalHGcSa ea GRS Sa
trials were set down for Friday next.
Samuel Dalzel was taken before Justice
Dodge at the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday
st. with endeayorng TO obtain money from her by fraud
She passing through when % DaIe
aud would arrest her as unless she gave
him S. She rave him S. when Ronndsman Hudson
came up and arrested him. He committed to answer
At the TOmbs Police Court, yesterday, before
Alderman Conan William Morton proprietor OF one OF
the swIndns gift jewelry estaoshments 80 common
cOuntryman day or two ago Wilson Henderson resi-
dent OF nyernssa canada was % So enveope % opme
and three card monte" ont of his watch, worth $50
pistol valued s2s and $40 in Treasury notes Finding
That he lad been cheated, Henderson applied to Capt.
IIlman and by his directions Omcer McGlVney OF inc
Precinct arrested anu W
victim his watch and revolver. The money, however,
was not forthcoming, and the Magistrate committed the
nrsoner 10 the Tombs TO await trial. The yctlmized
| canadian was sent TO the House OF Detention.
| Richard s. Pearsal, resident OF No. l2O Dl-
| yisouaye. Williamsburgh on Sunday night met Mar
garet whitney, denlzen Of Waerst and while IN her
COMPANY $50 was abstraccd from his pocket He caused
the arrest Of the woman and she was yesterday com
mitted Ia the Tolnbs VIM. Narey. alias Reddy the
ksmith" keeper Of thieving den at NO chatham
snuare and Thomas Brennan, JOhu Howard and Jacob
Smith who are accused OF having robbed Lawrence Gra
ham saloon keeper Of Hudson CITY, ~ j. OF the sum Oh
Sioo while in 'Reddys" saloon, wer0 yesterday com
n,itfrd TO tie Toubs await trial Ever since his
arrest a number OF Fourth and Seventh ward poclans
have hecu engaged In endeavOnng o eNricate lteddy
from his difficulty and it is than probable they VIII
| succeed.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-30
FUNERALS TO-DAY.

BARNETT. ANNA o., wilausburgh, D.
BRApY MARY corner Of River-st and ClAsson'ae
CAIJILI JOHN Church Of ST. Rose OF Lima
CLINE MARY, Chnrch Of ST. Vincent ferrer
DoUGHRRTY AGNES No 80 Nev;Cs9al,sL S,,, R,ookl,a
DR. MARCBLLIN, CAROLINE, No l44 skimans1p, p.pP DhP"
RIyS MICHAEL corner OF Park and KentaveA' brooAVa
FORD JAMES Springst Presbyterian Chareh
HARPER JAMES ST. Psurs ". X Church.
HART CARRIE n, No. 3S Bsst THIRTY -eighthSt
HARRISON. JENNIE A., No leS West rory seventh"
IRVING JOSHUA No. 252 Bast Fortiethrt
JAouEs Nts NJ, No. % North Wasbihgson-sqnse
MRRWIN EMMA v. No. l67 Clinton St, Brooklyn
MOSES ELIZA No. 5O8 West Twentieth'sI
ORRILLY ANNIE ", No. = Sxteenth%
REILLY BLIZABRTH No 649 East SiIeeuth-st ,.,,--
WiIIETT MARGARETTA J.. No. s. Ryersons ST. broo.En'
WooD Gen r C. a. s. A. Church Of the Irausogafsiloh
WRRR SARAH B.. No. 379 Carlton ave, Brookiso.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-30
MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.
MEETING or THE BOARD OF ALDERMES-TIE
DEATH OF EX-MAYoR HARPER.

MEETING or THE BOARD OF ALDERMES-THE
DEATH OF EX-MAYoR HARPER.
This Board met at o'clock yesterday after
noon President Conan in the chair. William Il. Astor,
esq., sent In petition asking that appropriation OF
s537 be made pay assessment for the opening OF
Churchst said assessment having been laid upon the
Asor Library. Referred to the Committee on Finance.
An ordinance laid prohibiting the use OF veiocl-
pcdes any OF the public streets, lanes or alleys under
penalty OF S25 bat this ordinance is MOTTO apply 10 any
Of the public parks. II voted 10 pave number or
streets 81 given 10 Churches 10 pay assess
ments Resolutions, which Will be found in another
column were passed in regard 10 the death OF exMayOr
Harper and Aldermen White, Norton and Cuslnan were
appointed Committee 10 carry out the intentions OF the
Board, which then adjourned
BOARD or ASSISTANT ALDERMEN
This Board also met at 2 o'clock p. M, yes
terday President Monaghan IN the chair. resolution
adopted to appoint an additional clerk for Tho Board
or Aldermen, receive salary Of $500 per anuuin
Resolutions adopted giving 10 the school attached to
church oi the immaculate Conception $1,000 ln ald oI
the funds OF The school, giving OSMciacps church $500
in aid 0f the school Of said church; giving 5000 To ST.
Ictcsas Church, giving Sl0G II 10 churches to pay as
ecssmcHts aud ordering number OF streets 10 Dc paved
The Board concurrcd with The Board OF Aldermen IN
adopting resolutions taking appropriate notice ~ me
death 0f tAMayor Harper. aud tic char appointed as
COMMITTEE uppu the part Of this Board To act WIN IKE
Committee Of the Board Of Aldermen Assistant Aldermen
Hauyhtou, Pucknrl, ard Cunningham. Tic Board then
adyournCd
New-York tribune., 1869-03-30
COURT cALENDARs-Tur, DAY.

7
SUPREME CoURT-CRCUH.-NO 1917. 14l3 1921.
1876 1884, 1893 1890 1900 1925 1887 1922 7Ol T5 9, 7l9 lIlS
III, 1919, l72l, liza
SUPREME OURT-CHAMBERs.-NOs 13, ~. 81 50,
17 us 6 2 49, 49, 1883 49, 49, s l6 a a7 23l 29. 2J,
235, 259. 24O 2 245 2is, 247 PSI, 252 23 25 255. -
MARINE CoURT-TRIAL TERM.--Nos. 22297, 2}O4, 2S25,
2ei 25. 2l6 2i7O. 210, 23Jl, 1892 1888 1884 1885 2e 1884,
Court OF GENERAL SEssIONS.-The People agt
Peter Martha larceny; Mary Gibson obtaining money By false
preteues Mary Damn. larceny William
Jones and Fasris Bradley attenp at burgA same sgt Jane, WIZ
burglary Thomas Ahean and Michael Manu-. rohberI
James Pool onous and battery Daniel
Coy felODOus assault aud battery sgS Michael Kssebkey
bgamy.
COURT or APPEAIs.-ALBANY March 29--Day
Calendar In the Court OF Appeals Tor wednesday March J 6S9-So
l6 H. n, q, IS, &C. AZ, 48, 49, ST. ll3. So S. So 81
New-York tribune., 1869-03-30
THE STATE or TRADE.

LospoS March 2s2;JO mToAay regarded holiday and
the stock Exchange . for business ,
FRNKFoKr 2uued states Twenty bonds ga Tor the
old issue.
al D ceo California white and for No Red Neern Corn
D1 r New Flour for Western Canal Bacon 81 bbL for
Cumberland Cut Rosn SO y cwt for Common WILMINGTON.
HyRE March 2Th Cotton market at LAG francs both for
on he spot aud saoat ..,.... ., q,
AsrwEEP 2eEyenng Petroleum ;si e'6 f. for Standard
LoxpoS March 29-Eyeung OIL quoted this evening
Al a2T Is a sD p Tsow closed 473 cNt for T. G.
HvRK March 29EVenngTho Cotton market closed acVs for
hotbs stoeko ons spota AIDA aaoaL
New-York tribune., 1869-03-30

seized Blaisdell & Eckels dislery. and condemned
by the Court. The COMMISSIONER to whom the matter
referred, reported In favor OF Tuly. Jewett
cepted to the report The Court now, after examining
the evidence Overrues the exceptions and confirms the
report of the Commissioner.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-30
ROARD OF AssIsTANT ALDERMEN.

fire occurred last evening in Rudolph
Orange. German boarding house at No Gj East Forr-
tctuihSi. Loss furniture and effects 500 Insured for
N,0tO by the Continental Company. The bulhlg !s
OHiTd by Iau named G,i,ciieuer, and was damaged
10 The amount ~ 5000 insured The Hr0 originated 10
wood Inn I'm lhr h. Inn
New-York tribune., 1869-03-30
TIE nAy pIsTIILERY BLACK MAILING CASE.

IT.
The case of the United States against Farm
ham Tucker came before Commissioner Osborn yes
icriny In tins case previously reported. IN which the
defendant Internal Revenue officer is charged with
Ieypy black mail T. +. Ray, diser, the evidence
for the defense conclusive Of backmai counsel In
PRODUCING large number OF witnesses TO prove the good
character OF the defendant. -
The room was filed with persons ready 10 30 testify,
hut the Commissioner decided that further testimony
Was unnecessary after the following named
persons had given their testimony, and all OF
The witnesses being leading business, or profes-
sional men IN this city Brooklyn who had known
tho defendant for periods varying from ~ to 30 years
aud who uniformly testified to his excellent characters
paul WORTH Thomas A. Newman, Nathan II. Morse
William A. Fritz, Charles LOwery, Joseph IL Arnold
Nm. ,,,in cnno W was .nen aaournca wednesday next
New-York tribune., 1869-03-30

r. B. Bynner 81 CO., Ns. IS9 Broadway, n. f-
JkyxLKks IED DRAL s NALrHAk WArCso
AT LOWEST PRICES .
spec attention h called the iplate watches made AZ
Watham which shall satisfy the most eIacng demal' %
beauty hnh aud accuracy