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Festival or the National Acadent or De
aMB?Tbe National Academy of Design gave on
Saturday eveoiag the festival, with which by
bar py usage it inaugurates its annual exhibitions.
There were present some two hundred and fifty
gentlemen, including the artists of the city, the
representatives of the preaa, and several promt
went amateurs and literary notabilities. The
table was laid in the large saloon of the Acade.
ray, and at about nine o'clock the screens before
the doors leading into that apartment were re?
moves! and the Company summoned to an excel
lent and abundant supper.
Previous to this the pictures in tbe other rooma
were inspected with much satisfaction by the
gentlemen present The opinion waa universally
expressed, that this exhibition surpasses its pre
decesaora in excellence, and indicates a gratify?
ing degree of progress on tbe part of tbe artists
generally.
Tbe supper having been discussed, the Presi?
dent Ash er B. Durand, Esq. called the audience
to order and read a brief and appropriate state?
ment of the history, purposes and position of the
Institution. He then proceeded to offer the regu?
lar toasts. One upon the relation between art
and religion drew forth a speech from Hev. Mr
Bellows, which waa loudly applauded by the au?
dience. Dr. B. spoke of the tendency of Ameri
can society to sensualism, to money making and
material enjoyment, to the neglect and controven
tion of the principles of the spiritual gospel
This tendency art bad to straggle against; artists
were thus the missionaries of better things. A
great deal might be done by rendering art fashion?
able, by making it necessary for the inhabitants
of tbe palaces on the Fifth Avenue and other mag.
nificent streets of the metropolis to order pictureg
from our artists to adorn tbeir parlors instead of
hanging them with mirrors. Mr. Bel'ows con?
gratulated the Academy on the good service it is
performing, and ranked it aa one of the most im
portant of the public institutions of the city.
Rev. Dr. Bethune was then called for. He
said it waa an error to suppose that art was not
encouraged in thia country. On the contrary, he
would atlirm that there was no country in the
world where pictures were bought ao freely or at
pricee so remunerative to the artists as here. Of
course be did aot speak of tbe few great works
whose value waa beyond American fortunes, but
of the productions of existing artists. Oo this
subject Dr. Bethune enlarged with force and elo?
quence, weaving in a stirring appeal to the pa.
triotiam of hia hearera and their devotion to the
Union. To the refining and elevating influence of
trt upon the life and habita of the people, he also
paid a tribute which was warmly applauded.?
In the coarse of his speech some persona at the
other end of the room being rather loud in con?
versation, he stopped and aaid, aa two speakers
could not be heard at once, he would gladly yield
the floor to the gentleman. Thia reatared atlence
?nd in response to loud calla of " go on ! " he con?
tinued- I
To the toaat in honor or the Art Union Abraham
M. Cozzena, Esq , its President, briefly responded,
assuring the Academy of tbe zealoua cooperation
of that Institution in every effort to promote the
intereata of Art. Tbe Preaident of the Academy
of Fine Arts, Jonathan Surges, Esq , also replied
to a toast in which he was officially compliment?
ed. Mr.Stargea controverted the notion that had
been put forth that Art had nothing to do in the
way of directly enforcing tbe leasona of religion
and morality. To the toast to the Press Erastus
Brooks, Esq eloquently responded, aaauring the
members of the Academy of the support of the
journals in their efforts to cultivate the taate and
ennoble the tendenciea of the community. Lite?
rature being toasted, Dr. Griawold, Parke God
win, Esq and Mr. Lewis Gaylord Clark were suc?
cessively called for and made speeches. That o'
Mr. Godwin waa admirable for wit and falicitiea
of expression. Proaper M. Wetmore, Eaq. being
called for, in very neat and happy terma paid a
tributo to the Preaident of the Academy, to which
Mr. Durand replied in decidedly the beat apeech
of the evening. With characteristic modesty he
narrated his experience, not only aa one of the
founders and aa an officer of the Academy, but as
an artist. The speech waa one to be heard, not
reported, its beautiful aroma would be lost in tha
attempt to tranafer it from the scene where it waa
produced.
A* er Mr. Durands, speeches and sent intents
followed each other in rapid succession till tbe
hour of retiring. A toaat to the ArtiatsJAssocia?
tion waa responded to by Mr. Waloott. Nor were
the great artists of Germany and Franca, nor our
own illustrious countrymen in Europe, Power,
Greenough. Crawford, Page and Leutze, forgot?
ten. The whole occasion waa one of the moat de?
lightful at which it waa ever our fortuno to be
preaent.
Everything augurs aucceaa to thia Exhibition of
tbe Academy, a aucceaa which, wa may her? re?
peat, it well deserves. Of tha character and value
of the principal pictures a very early opportunity
will be taken to render an account in theae
columns. ^
Sen" MflTisti.?The Truateea and In?
spectors of the Ward Schools of this city
hold an important meeting thia evening in
Wars! School No. 17 in Orange-atreet near
Grand, Fourteenth Ward. The deaign ia to
take action in the matter of a change of the
School Lawa for tha government of our City
Sohoola. Aa it ia contended by a large portion of
the Truateea that the proposed changes aaked for
by tbe Board of Education of the Legislature
will be injurioua to tbe schools, while it increasea
the taxation.
Thi World's Fair in America.?A meeting
of Delegatea of the various Railroad and Steam?
boat Companies was held on Thursday laat at
the Aator House to take into consideration the
increased facilities that will be required on the
occasion of holding "A World * Fair '' of the in
dustry of all nations at New-York in ItflaV Ge?
neral Jons 8. Darct waa appointed Chairman
and Loula Perrine, Eaq. Secretary. Jamea S,
Green, Esq , after preliminary remarks, offered
tbe following revolutions, which were unami
myualy adopted.
wAsrros. la view of the prospect >f a great exposition
of the Industry of all catlooe to t>a held on Governor's lei
and, appropriated by tJ^vsnwnieet for the purpose, which
exposition will dosnend additional 'eemues for the accom?
modation of ihe iravsalog public. It Is proper for tee Rail?
road and S'eemboel and Stage Im-reste of the I'nlon to
consult on hVa measures necessary for the purpose.
Jtssofsed, That an ad loomed general meeting of Railroad
and Steamboat end Stage Directors ard rv.prietort be
called at the Aator House at IX o'clock on the thirteenth
day of April 1151, for the purpose of taking tr.ss c josi Jem
ration the means of accommodating the Increased am Hint
of travel which may be expected
lUtohMd That the Directors of all the Railroad and
Stean,boat Routes, and the Proprietors of Steamboats and
Dtafws. be lLvtied and earnestly repealed to attend per so-.
na'y or by thulr lepreeectaiires, the saiJ ?1:>aroed
me* tint".
JOHN ?. DAR., V. Chairman,
toll? Pheim ?rcre,?r>.
New York, April * MM
Panorama or the Pilgrim's Pr<,.rk5s.?By
efereuce to our advertlmg eolumat It ?rill beseeutha
bta firie painting will l?eva ut la a th->rttime, tbote of o ir
renders who may not Here teen this yet soouid noi ftll to
do to, and to tbote wbo litre, we can aafely tay that it Is
wed wirih Tlaitli g.
Cy The performances of the ml IlaWlaTIABB
Saturday evening, w?re received wlib gresl applaute
The chief charaeurlitiri of tbeAllegbaQlant. aa a oaartette
are the excellent material of etch aepertte voice, the tail
with which the ?olc*t are Menced Into one clear, com pec'
lound, which retalst Hi uttty and ball-like elaeticity 00 the
toweet acd noil attenuated notet; their taste 13 tbe ar
rangemect of their riecea. and the effectiveness of their
geteral execution; they being alwtyt careful 1n thatr moat
complicated performances never to loan tight of melodf,
which, however much It may hear embellishment, 1* the
proper foundation of ail mutle ?Tbe Alieghsalana (ire
ibetr aeventh concert at Hose Chapel thlt evening.
Tries and Flowers.?It ia just now the fit?
ting season for trantp<antlog Trees and Snrubbery, and
those whose grounds still remain unadorned ibould em"
'?race the opportunity offered by this glorious Spring
weather. A tree properly transplanted within the nax1
two weekt, Is certain to live, and, If duly cared for, wtl1
.lourlth aa finely a* It did In Its native soil. Of the duty or
every person owning afoot of ground to cultivate and
adorn It, we hardly think It necessary to speak - It Is so
ratnlfesL If those wbo bsve heretofore been remiss wtii
now cell on Messrs. PaasoNt A Co., Flushing, L. I, they
r*n be supplied with almost every tree, thrub, vine and
flower known; and what it of great lmrortaneetopur
chaser- tbese gentlemen nave the reputation of being up'
right 'n their dealings, truthfully representing their stock
and faithfully forwarding that which Is purchased. An or?
der by mail to J- loaning will be carefully executed, or you
ctn take the boat for that beautiful village, and amid the
great variety In their extensive Nurseries, get bewildered
In selecting for yourselves.
Launch.?On Saturday the ateamship Pioneer
wat laoirbed from tbe ship yard of Jacob Bell. At 12
ekcfe precisely the wedges were knocked out, and she
?llded gracefully Into the water, amid tbe ebeers of the
tasi cot course of people wbo bad assemblrd to witness
the launch. 81.e was towed to the foot of Broome-st..
where abets to receive her machinery, now ready to be
: sc? d on board. She la a very large vessel, with sharp
'iows and round stern. The bows are ornamented with a
IM length figure of Boone, tbe Kentucky Pioneer, and her
?t? n. bears the arms of tbe Tileston famll;-, and tome or
inrt ental carving It is expected tbat she will be ready to
a* 11 on her first voyage to Liverpool by t ie first of June.
*Ld as before stated, will be under the co u in and of Capt
Eidredge.
XjF The Trimble Guard had a Dinner at
Perkins's Salooa on Saturday evening, at which many
spirited tpeecbea were made. A valuable tword was
presented to CapL Fowlee by Mr. Teimkle, in testimony
of the etieern and respect of tbe company, for bit charac?
ter as a toldter and a gentleman tince be took the com
'nand of the om.pasy. Lieut Fowlee was also presented
v. lib s beautiful case of Mathematical Instruments, aa a
token of the esteem and respect which tbe Company enter
tain for him. These presents were gratefully acknowl?
edged by the recipients, and after partaking of the " good
ibtngs." the company separated, highly pleased with the
evening's doings.
XV The directors of the Sun, Atlantic, Ifer
1 an tile and In ion Mutual Insurance Companiea have pre?
sented to Capt Low, formerly of the ship Ho<rta, a tastl.
monlal of their approbation of his good conduct la saving
the former ship and cargo after having been thrown 00 her
beam ends, In tbe Indian Ocean, on the 15th of January.
I?48, in a violent typhoon, but by the extraordinary exer
tlocs of Ilia master sad crew, rich ted and subsequent
'y taken by them to her port of destination, which wat
3,500 miles distant.
XVJ At a recent confirmation in the Church 0.'
the Epiphany In tbia . ? ? of the young persons con?
firmed was a deaf mute, a pupil of tbe Deaf and Dumb In?
stitution, of wblck tbe Rev. Mr. Oallaudet la one of the
Professors. The question 1 put by tbe bishop to tbe candi?
date were interpreted by Mr. Oallaudet, as was, also, the
bishop's address. It was a touching incident.
A Handsome Testimonial.?Several gentle
men lately presented a eervice of plate to E. o oolsm?s
E>q., tor many yeara Receiving Teiler at Iba Aator House
Mr. C. It a brother of Vir Coleman, and leaves the Attor for
the purpose of opeslsg the " Wahawanuck Houu" a'
Slontnglon.
The Dramatic Fund Dinnir.?The Third
Anniversary Dinner of the American Dramatic Fund As?
sociation, will be given at tie Aator House on Thursday
evening. Tbe celebrations of tbe Society heretofore bsve
been brilliant. Instructive and entertaining; and we pre
tume tbat of this year will not be behind Its predecessors.
Tbe Association la a charitable one, and as auch Is deserv?
ing of the encouragement and support of the public. At
the Attor the dinner will of course be excellent, and the
wines sparkling aad c mice.
CSF On Saturday night a sloop lying at the foot
of Coentlea slip, took fire from the lime, with which she
wss loaded, in order to save the vessel the was scuttled
CP" We are indebted to H. C. Patterson,
Esq., the gentlemanly Clerk of the tteamei Reindeer, for
Albary papers In advance of the mail.
X3T The funeral of John If. Moore took place
yesterday. His remains were taken to Greenwood Cem
etery. A large number of the friends of the deceased were
present.
X?T Theodore Delmonico, aged IS, nephew
of Lobento Delmonico, tbe eminent mianier, died yet
terday, and bis funeral will lake place at 4 thlt afternoon
fiom Delmonlco s Hotsl, 25 Broadway. (Bee deaths.)
?a-?
fy The Hutchinsons give another Concert a*
he Tabernacle this evening. Tbelr reception last week
was brilliant, and tbelr entertainments were received with
immense applause. On Friday evening the Tabernacle
was crowded, and we presume they will have anothor full
bouse this evening. Judson's " Italian Burlesque'' aa,
much method In It, and is alone worth the price of ad
mission.
ty The new Panorama, now open at Stop,
pani Hall, corner of Broadway aad Walker si., and which
relstesto the recent Wars for Liberty In Upper Italy
Rome and Hungary, la a magnificent Painting. We ad.'
vise our readers to pay It an early visit.
The Wholr Tribi.?The packeHhip Prince
Albert, which arrived on Saturday from London, brought
over 250 passengere Of this number, 68 bore the name of
SrsUsMM and 40 were named SAro. The Marquis of
Lansdowne paid the passage of many of the emigrants by
the Prince Albert, Devonshire and Underwriter. He ap?
pears disposed to depopulate his estates.
I. O. of O. F.?The stated session of the
Grand Lodge of the Southern District will commence thi?
evening. t
Sailing or Steamers.?The ateamer Frank.
Un, CapL Wottsn, sailed oa Seiurday for Havre with lot
passengers and $568.t?58" In specie, $268,962 of which were
la gold and the remainder In silver.
?The Alabama, CapL Liolcw, tailed for Savannah oa
Saturday, with 01 passengers
Pardoned.?Gov. Hunt has pardoned l$aae A.
A%yt. who was sentenced to the State prison about a year
since for tending threatening letters to William B. Attor
Ills good conduct whlie In prison baa, we believe, secured
the eieniency ef the Executive. He had about two years
of bis s< atsece yet to serve out
|y The etory published in a 8undav paper, of
the purchase of the Sl Thomas Church property by Ma*
Ma-euek. wat intended no doubt as a hoax, as there is*no
truth in the statement. _
Fire on Shipboard.?Yesterday morning be
,ween 5 and 6 o'clock, a tire was discovered on board of
tire brig E L Walton, at tbe heed of the ship, between
patrs 9 and 10,K. k. Sbe was then lying alongside another
vessel; and measures were isnmed lately taken to pre vest
tbe flames fiom communicating with the rest of tbe ship?
ping, by dropping tlietn farther out and warping her close
in to the bulkhead. In the Interim some hre engines had
arrived on tbe spot These ware directed to play upon
her; and as the lire in her bold could not be ranched con
j veurer-tlv, the vessel wns scnttled. when the toon tilled and
a It is said Iba* the are unqoesCoaably p.tceeded
I fro a some of the tobacco pipes of the stewed -res. wbo
j lad teen waking in beron the day previous The vessel
I was under t?e command of Capt Baker belorged to the
boase of RalpL Ft-*l t-so., aad was loaded aad ready for
are?bound so Apaiach cola Bat bole or n" damage was
csusetl to her rigging, at any pan above decka.
Attempt at B?rm.art.?Officer Taylor, of
theTMid Ward, on Saturday night arreetei a man who
1 a*'* his name as Francis Carter, ia the act of breaking
! 11 a 'be store of Albert AcAertnan. Fuaon at ha
v aa taken before Justice Osburne, and com mitt ed kB prison
I Km Ulal.
ARRIS! or Tbiivis?Oevri vavt/d f.r a
t-irye am.run I mf Pr*p*rt\< ?Officers Oat anc' Hogna wf taw
Ni'e.?euic Ward Police, on Saturday aftemiw a'r-ausd
i?u men. i am?-d .'ernes Celbous and J hn MeXanihion.
b??)Bg 10 ibglr fx isjesslon a large amount of value ?*e Orr
O.ode, ?hirh tbev wer? offering- for t*ie at eu-tloa in a
ark rooaa of a poner house of lud character, at the cor
ner of T>n'b-t.?? and Forty-Thtrd-at. Tbe property la all
suppos-d to have been stolen, and consists of 40 large and
valuable Ik shawis , 12 worsted sbaw's of a iroal'er size;
i pl*cee of eajaable si.k: 5 pieces of ca.ico prints i 8 re
rors and *> pairs of white st k gloves It can be sewn at the
Second District Police C?*un. Caibonn. It appears, went
lr-o the po'ter-hor.se cm Batnrdsv. and wished to hire a
ar? raara for a few hoars. On getiing possession of It, be
? i cncr brought it. bis chest, ena commenced SWBsWff h'a
. ' ? ?? at auction, bla eoapaninn acting aa the " Peter
F?i k " of tbe concern About $Sf> worth of the stuff nad
been so d when ihe officers poonced noon them. Justice
McGrnib committed them for examination
Daring a>d Malicious Burglart.?The of
f Ce cf the .Veto- York Tfleorapk and (.> Town Hft wie. at
tb- corner of Ktfteenih-st and Tbtrd-nvenue. was burgla?
riously entered through a side window on Saturday night,
und robbed r feeTeral ralaable steei ecrrived pistes and
a arg? nnmher of word cuta The burglars also cut and
*?eiro\ad everytbltg within their reach belonging to the
? ?w.peper establishment. Tbe ors by stealth ana malice
amounts to several hund?ed dollars, but has not as vet
been accurately ascertained. Tbe job-printing part of ibe
establishment was cot disturbed. Mr Busteed, the pro?
prietor, recently bad occasion to discharge from bis em
pbrtment three persons, whom be now suspects of having
commuted or instigated the felonious act.
Death Caused bt a Fall ?An inquest was
h~ld yesttrdsyst 74 Charlee-st upon the body of Jobs
Henry Dow, enetiveof Eo?lnod,4P yearsold, whoeedeeia
was caused by erystpeiatous Inflammation, ar ?lug from
ii juries received by a mil which he had about four weeks
?Ir.ce a verdict tn accordance with this stateme it war
rerdered h) tbe Jury a few days previous lo tbe fall,
drreaaed had an aJterctdon at a grocery in Ponrtb-st with
asm Whs MrC< ven. wbostruck him twice in the face; this,
h was supposed, inivht have t>een instrumental In eaustag
bis decease, and McCoven waa accordingly arrested : but
on the rendition of the verdict he was discharged by the
Coruner.
Death at a Police Station.?At one o'clock
on Saturday morning, a man named John Mehlsn was
foui d at the corner of Broadway and Prince streets, in a
delirious state, and taken to tbe Eighth Ward Station house,
wt ere be was p'ecd in a cell, A> t Captain Da Camp be
lnc on dutv at tbe ti-t.e No notice waa taken of the inva?
lid until tbe arrival of Capt Tumbu.1. wiio came tn at eight
o'clock In tbe trornfng.and Immediately sent for Dr Se-ilth,
who administered, bat without success, as his patient died
at two o'clock yesterday morning Coroner Gear was no?
tified, aid will hold an inquest this morning, at 9 o'clock.
Arrest of a Burolar and Recovert ok
PaortBTV?The dwelling of Oeo d CragUJ.No UnSuJ
livan-sc, was broken mtorm the night of the 23* of Decem?
ber last and robbed of clothing to tbe value of |iV). a
short time after the occurrence a man named George Hur
manre w as arrested rn suspicion of being concern*d m
ilia affair, and veeterday one Wm. Cauley waa taken into
< ust. uy by officer Burr stead on a similar enarge. From
this man the officer obtained information that the stolen
jroperiv waa concealed at No 107 Sullivan-st, whither he
repaired and took poaseaeioa of it, Tbe house of Mr.
Creis" has onre 1-efore been entered by these fellows, asd
tl* dwellirg of Lewis M Morrison, in Sullivan st. was
a so entf-redby them on the 17th of last March, and robbed
of a Cab net worth Bso, m silver stand worm 11". and other
property to the value in all of *Jo3 75. The most of tins
projTriv was rec vered by the officer, a'd tbe accoaed
were locked up by Justice Mountfort for examination
? ?
Assault and Highwat Rubbert ? A fellow
r amrd Benj. Lafarge. with two othera. on the nltrht of tbe
1st Inst, attacked a man named Robert Hingbam, of 73
Rldge*t .while at Ibe house 2M9 Klevenlh-st .and after beat
It g him In a most shocking msnner. robr?d him of $10.
Tbe ruffians then fled Yesterday officer Bumstead ric
credad In arresting Lafarge. whe was fully Identified as
one of the gang He waa held to ball in tbe sum of #t,(?a?
to ai.swer at tbe Court of General Sessions.
Arrest for Assault with a Hammer?A
man named Edward Waters, waa taken into custody on
Saiurdai, clBreed with striking Henry Scice, of IkU
Grsni -st, a violett blow on tbe temp'e with a shoemaker's
lismmer. Dr Jackson was caLod in and dressed the
w ound Waters was It eked up by Justice Timpsoa to
answer the charge.
Boy Killed by uhno Run Over.?A lad
whose name was not ascertslned, while at play in front of
Iis latbei's residence in Nineteenth st, nesr Eighth sv ,
was ii." over by a horse and wagon and Instantly killed,
on Saturday afternoon. Coroner Oeer will bold an in
quest on the body to-day
1*01 t Play.?The body of an infant was yes
terday morning found Inclosed in a small box, tn the sink
of a dwelling In Twenty-elghth-st, near Ninth a v. Tbe
occupant of the bouse Informed officer Whitman of the
fact, and tbe body was removed to the Sixteenth Ward
Police Station The Coroner waa notified.
Arrest for Bi rc.larv and Malicious Mis
CHttr ?Anthony BScbuyder and Wintern Schwartz, Oer
mans, were yesterday arrested by Officers Brunstead and
Weed of die Third District Police Court on a warrant
issued by Justice Mountford, wherein they stand charged
with having on thenighi of the 30th of March laat broken
Into Ihe cabinet shop of John Smith at No i24 Eld ridge St
and stolen therefrom tools to the value of $5 69, also with
cut Ir at and defacing with a chisel six mahogary, black
w*lout, and cherry extension tables valued at about $> bil
wBtrh tablee tti?-T nmotiy ,uit.rJ Tt?? across*. H ap?
pears, had been In tb* employ of Mr. Smith who alte
rbarged tbrm for some reuse, a few weeks since. Wbea
??-tun t; with Mr Snlth, Schwartz clatmsd $1 50 more
than his employer would allow. He subsequently brought
a suit lo recover the money, but failed to prove his right
to tt He tbeo In the presence of Sir Smith and his der as
threstenea to have reverie. On ihe night of the burglary
he and hts sssi<ctste were observed near tbe preraUea.
Justice Mountford committed the accused parties to prison
for exsmlnation.
Store Routed.?The store of Van Brunt and
Walrous, No. a**' Chambers Street, was entered on Friday
niyht, rn ,d a small amount of change taken from the
? rawer Papers, books and clothing werescsttered over
the floor _
Recovert ok Stolen Property.?Goods to
the value ef Sz,i*n, which were stolen by Amazlab Rogers,
ihe clerk of Arnold it Constable, merchants, of tlj Cansl
st, who was sr. ested a few days since, have been recov?
ered by the Fifth Ward police. Rogers alleges thai tbe
conduct of his wife, previous lo the commission of the
larcenies, drove him to desperation, and induced him to
pursue the course which led to hts In areeratien.
BROOKLYN ITEMS.
Novel In junction.?On Saturday
morning last, Mr. Brady, the Postmaster of New-York,
appeared bet?re Judge Greenwood of tbe City Court. In
obedience to an order directing him to retain and bring
with him a letter addressed to Edward Corry, Fatrtald
W orks, London, England, and containing a promissory
note which the Court had previously instraLier! the sender
(Michael Nunat) from parting wi h. Mr Brady seamed
to question the power of the Court. He slated, however,
thai It woald be utterly Ijrpoaalble to find the letter with
out detaining the mall, as It was ons of about 30,000 to be
sent to England that morning. The proceeding was there,
fore abandoned. The Judge explained his view of do
'aw. and pressed his conviction that he had the power lo
stop a letter thus tn tranmitn for the prevention of a fraud
or wrong, and tn obeying the it'unction of a Court of Jus?
tice Hie Postmaster would not be Infringing the Post-OSes
Act, which only forbids him from de la! ni eg one unlaw
fully.
The CouRTs,--The terms of the Court
of Over and Termin er. Judge Mora* presiding, and the
City Coon before Judge ?reeewood, commence to-day.
In the former, tbe remaining six boys indicted for rape
with George Hlgbie, who wu sentenced to 15 years im*
prisooment, will be tried , and also Abraham Proveost oa
two charges of assault and battery with Intent, he. upon
Julia Pollock, five years old, and Merry Conrath, 7 year*
old. In the City Court Samuel Drury. Jr. will be tried on
the charge of having tn bis possession several spurious
bank bills with intent to pass the same.
Incendiarism.?-On Friday evening last
a stable !n the rear of Sweeny's bake bouse, corner of
Pearl and Nassau sis wu discovered to be on fire but was
extinguished without doing much damage....About 2
o'clock on Saturday, a suhle In (Jothic-aliey, owned try
Gen C Childs, grocer, waa also fired, but discovered and
extinguished bt fare the fames had Urne to spread. Both
ires ar* supposed to have been caused by lacendiarie*.
Dr. Banning's Free Lectdres.?
[Communicated.{?"Lightand bop* at length ap?
pear ? Bach, Mr. Editor, waa my mental axclamaBos
when, having listened to Dr Banning s lectors to ladles
en Thursday last at the Brooklyn restitute, i first wit
a*ae*d the democ strati on of hts thorough acotraiotance
with the science of human physiology, the soundness of
his theory, and the happy adaptation of his mechanical ap.
pi lance* to the relief of suffering thousand* At tb* two
succeeding lectures < Friday and Saturday) the attendance
was largely Increased , still I could aot bat regret that lb*
room was not crowded While the knowledge which the
Doctor commonlcate* is of the highest importance lo both
mothers and daughter, hts language and manner are
strictly appropriate and delicately chaste That which gave
me a peculiar graUbcauon, was the discovery that tha Doc
lor Is, not only tn appearance or pretence, but really and
heartl'y benevolent. He encourages by a manly courtawy
the approaches of all candid aeeaera after truth tn relation
io iheir physical maladtea As the textures for to-day and
to mt mm relate to the lungs and the spin*, there will be
ac augmecud interest, and 1 earnestly hop* a soil larger
Inert-. a? in ibe andiene* CECILIA.
WILLI A MSB D R('H ITEMS.
FiRk.?About 1 o'clock on Sunday rnrtrn
tng. afire broke out ia a bulldlcg siuiated tn Slxih-at be?
tween 8* inh fourth asd South-Fifth Tbebullding was oe
wood snd bad rever seen occupied. The two nsper
sto les were destroyed Tb* buiiulng was owned by Mr
Heath. The ran u> supposed io be ihe work or aa lareo
diavy.
BmMmt Th* Tr^mw CM?e*/mrtk*meet) mtWas 5ifWir
Apr* S
OeeeraJ TtKwr of Bridge extraction, by Her-sen Hupt.
?tu pp 26*. D Appieton A Co.
Tbe Preeeni Ag? or. Men ud Huwri. * y Frank Cl'fford.
D?witt 1 OavecporL
Tbe New Lido. No 3. henry Kernet
Intemperance In Clues aa.d Lax'? Towaa By Robert M
Hartley ISrjia. pp. JH9 J.*n f T? ?
The Cow and ibe Dairy By Ruben M Hartley. lSrao.
pp 35. J ' Trew
Essa's ard Reviews By Bdwtn P. Whipple In Two
Voiarnea Second EdMoo TV-koor, Reed A Fiasde.
Ooethe'* Kaust Trana.ated by A. Hay ward, llrao. pp.
33 Twfcnor Ree? ?. f Mat
Dictation Exercise* By C bar lea Nortbeod A S Bim?
Memoir of ibe ReT H?nry Martyn l2mo pp 467. Rjb
tn Carter A Brothera
A Practical S- it-m of Bookkeeping. By Lsvl S. Fa'ton
and George vv F-asunen Filth Edition, lima. pp.
21*3 AS Barnes A Co.
Roae Douglas By 8 R, W. 12mo pp ST2. D Applet >n
A Co.
Limed Twtea By Ann and Jana Tavlor. Robert Carter
it Br?then.
Ooidea Sands of Mexico. Utzo pp. 211. Lindsay A
Biakiaun.
PERIODICALS AND ''RIALS.
Appieton't Mestanics Magazine ApnL D. Appleton A
Co
Biblloibeen Sacra an.i Biblical Repository. April Ando
vev : W. F. Draper
The Chrtadaa Review April Colby A Rallard.
L'ttell * Living Are, No 360 Dewltt A DsveuporL
Jounal of Ibe Krank'in Instinle. Maren C S Francis i
Co.
Anxrlesn Agriruturlat April. Baxion A Blaochard.
The Ladles'Keepaake April John S Taylor.
The Evergreen April Wrn. H Onderdonk.
Tbe Illustre ed Bible. No If Samuel Hueston
Scripture History for tbe Voung By Frederick Bala
hcidge. Not in. i| Te'lie, Wi looshhy A Co
Tbe Hlttury of Ntpolecn Ediled br R H Home. No*
50-17. Ts lit. Willouf bhy k Oo
Don Quixote N s 23-31. Ta li*. Wiloughby A Co.
Tbe Life of Chi.sl By John Pteelwood. Nos U. 15.
Tt.llt. Wlll.ushby A Co
The Compl-te Works of Shekipsre. Part 9. Talus, Wii
loushny k Co
Merry'* Museum. April. 8. T Allen A Co
Tbe Mothei't Magazine. April B Cls m Co.
Tbe North American Review. April. C S Franctt A Co.
Brownsot's Quarterl? Review. April. C 8 Franc t \ C"
The American Journal of the Medical Science* Edited
by Isaac Hays, M D Philadelpbla Blanchard A :
The Dsfuernan Journal March ? D Humphrey.
The African Repository. April. Washington C. Alex?
ander
Tbe Awerlcaa Law Journal. March. Philadelphia.
Forrester * Bo>t' and Oirlt' Magazine Apnl. W. C.
Locke A Co
Btputt Memorial. April T P. Hatch
Hunt's Merctant*' Maga/ine. April. Freeman HuaL
L nivertalltt Quarterly and General Review. April. A.
Tompklne.
PHILADELPHIA.
-a
I nalne ( n. t hurrh Strack by lightning
A ccl dent-Shipping VI nrltets.
Corretpondance of Tbe Trlsune.
I' Af i a. Sunday, April 6.
Tbe American Engine Company, of New-York,
passed through Philadelphia yesterdsy afternoon, on their
way home from Baltimore Before leaving our city, they
partook of a collation, prepared for them by the Diligent
Hose Company.
A new Fire Company, t> be entitled "Empire Hook
and Ladder Company," will be in operation in this city In
June next.
Tbe Presbyterian Church In Richmond was struck by
lightning ibl* morning, during s severe storm. Thechurcli
was not much Injured, aa the bell In the cupola proved a
cosdnetor.
Miss Nelson sged 18 yeare, residing tn Third si, above
German,Soushwark, was to shockingly scalded last weok,
in consequence of a kettle of be illng water being acciden?
tals upset upon ber, tbat she is In a vary dangerous state.
During lite week ending j esterday. there were 167 deslha
in this city. Of consumption, 28: scarlet faver, 14 Adult*,
79; Children, 88
During an alarm of fire last evening, an attack wa* made
at Twelfth and Spruce atreei*. by a party of young men,
upon the Hope Engine Uoinpany. During the melee,
three of the assailants werr arrested
There have been 1 3S3 arrival* at this port during the
month of March, of which 64 were from foreign ports, and
U6f coasiwtte. Of the foreign arrivals there were 8 ships,
15 barques, M brigs and 17 schooners Toe total number
or arrivals since January tirsL are Mil, of which 128 were
foreign, and 3,^73 eosstwise. Tbe failing off In tho coast?
wise anlvaie must be attribuiAVi to the depression In tbe
coal trade.
During the month of March there arrived at this port 611
passenger* from foreign ports, of which 325 were males
and ?19 females (Jf ibe total number 381 were from Ire?
land, and \tv> from England The fallowing Is a monthly
statement of the arrivals slice January 1?also the total
number to the aame lime last year:
In March.329 319 614
la February.110 113 223
In January.271 257 528
Total thiayear.706 689 1,389
Total last year.485 451 1Mb
Brig Four Brothers arrived at this port last evening. In
the remarkably ?h?rt p***age of four day* from Cardenas.
TL* receipt? ol taS?S ara uatTn.:i( TbSSS lias bssa t u-Ua-.ui
?Ipor rlsmind to* piscsa *r> llrra. 8i'?> ol atscJard a J gsoS
brand* at 4 37^, ibe ruarssi <i- .i. e ?sry ttrs. and moat hoidsri nee
sss I ,10 Thar? has bssa aa ukkvm .1? .uan.1 Bw dag I ?n.uino
tioo at 4 44 for rood brand*, 4 5ot*4 tr) V, for rboida lots aad antra,
?od kaaa Nee lurk at 0ssjs Thershaa bean aa awsssaad daoaaud
.... K.? f,?. , ulii at J to Tb**? hu ba?u nun m.,. .r jr f >a
PSSS Hin, nod prrrss ha*? ?-l?a?r?d [|'t. a SSSsef SODDk*S WW
rsoJ*rat*. Tq? dama: d ba* iw-raaaiMd ??-Ui tt.'ntiU.oal *aJ ?bipa.au
l ot pTirsssrsonrhsrreS Olle* ef 7,onr* rrn.h Ksd st 'Hat'7c. sad
Whitest Slatl ?'*? Tnadsrutnd far Kn i* r,o<M j tale* of Pain st
ray %> butA Tba rarsipta ?f Cora, boui from ttis South ao<t ths ia
asftaf have bssa limiUd. Thsr* bat sssn aa Si t vs taajutry and pmtst
La-s sd*?r,c?tf s cats psr satsj ?I. aaSs* Y?lm?r ?t csaU
is sbre, and rtl^atni cents sflnat. r!o?ior st th* attar rat*?
Ti ? wv pU o' O.Ti !.??? bssn n>od?>a??. Si!?-j| I'-t.n.) N tut* st
44 osaSS pas tS*A*A afloat. C'Lsris SiSb can'mn** is Isms A at tas
a> vi jsaaot cao Ksi wtsk. ?.'b sslss of **t t i **> S saksSs J? isf
il s west it 0* '' to OS AO per euabsl. Tht r? * pU ars sitrsmsl,
?rrstl rot?:Oi?u-<"iof th? hieb yu ?4 ra'mg ths arti. Is is lioesvtr
n ut-h htgl Bt at th* Nortri tksn ssrs, ? aosss by lailurs of r p SSSt
aaa*..ri Ws BSSSSS um st t"-Ui.t,..r? at So SS in ST. aad ST SO at
Ciad '?t 11.' Cwilitisa slTorssd k| t.s fsun? ??anis KaiVi?.i
br.ssakt ?h? b'il? f laat aWAWSrs t "ip to ma'tst Jurisc taa WaaSW,
sbiebaras BK>.tl> tatso fur ?hipruant to go^'aad, bso. s ths light rs
rs pts b> rssal ttm apritig Tks stock bo* rsmsiainr aa hsnd >? be
|js?h< to b* tian st snv p?r"? ?<? <* lata Wsim ssl.i frsaly
at rt -j rsot< m barrtla sad it k ler.ta ia u i
eal.aaiif H* aa tint II mtu -SS7<I Latiah lot. Si; 15 Min?
kilLeSS.SSdo ; VI Bes'sr Mas' ar; 17. 039U Labigfa os.tlJ .
7 Paaa As SSki ss " do Ulla: SI eCO Sthvl Bar and tut, 4S , In
P?ul nit, StA I SO HsaJiog. ant-j . I'< do iit\^ ; 101 *o,stl; iij do,
st.SOi rside, bi, sW . '*U bS, S9. SI aW4 Pean ?*, ?H , 10' RaSaSiSg
aS,s9.Mdo * . 14 Mart tnaca Bans .??*,
Bttvttn fieti'lt ?f? Ksad -t ist, 100 Jo, SB t? ; SS.rVin Sch N*r
es sad tut, 4s *" RssdiSf.svA
Sterna Hoartt.?A O rar I Bask, lllai AO Reading, t>\ ; SO So
t?\ : 50 do P\ . AO do i**, : $M0 Nu'rislnwa rr fm, van at I 10"
lissome, bA??C- IflBdo.bSrSltji ?l.ono r,nn Sa ?V . IbuRaad
isstVS,! Ao Pitta Canal 14t, | An da '4s,
?tit, tt ij. i MS Raadipg ao, ata, ti\ ; Ute do, tvbj; I" to, ?V
t'nS . tOOSu, fa*, ; tun do h\. %\?.*\) Allegksay dir h*. W i 3?i
R?adib?. sS, at*. SVS i 100 du do. *t\ ; ion So So, **\ \ ton do So
r>\. inbdo M . i'd Rsadiog. ?r-?41 sodo.tvV ; inodo.txT, ; i>*<
d? *>\ i ItOSn. SM\ ? I OS da,Oft, ; ion Is, n\. SU0 do, bA, wo,
iU\ ; MA) So, b?, SO; HO do, JO; Kodo.a?.
Anii-(.ambllnc In fflaasarbaaetta
Correspondence of Tbe Tribune.
Boston, Satur iay, April \
This morning Hon. Mr. Lyman presented to
the House a memorial signed by the officers o
the New-York Association for the Suppression o'
Gsmbling, praying the Legislature of Massacbu
setts to remodel ber lawa against gambling, and
to make them more stringent. The memorial
was read to the House by the Speaker, and re.
ceived the undivided attention of the members.
It was referred to tbe Judiciary Committee, of
which Gen. Caleb Cashing is Chairman, and wbo
rill ao doobt make an able report and present a
bill suited to tbe present crisis- Five hundred
copies of Green's admirable Report on Gambling
in New-York bad previously been distribute !
among the members, which, together with the
late gambling operations in B aton, New-York
and Albany, bava demonstrate ! the aeeessity
for a revia.on of onr laws against that odious
vice._L. M.
Later from Valparaiso.?We extract from
the Valparauo Neighbor of January:. 1, the foliow
log items of interest:
Stress to Sbt South ? We understand that the British
steamer \ mean, lately arrived at this port from England,
tas been pure based for the sum of f25,?O0. and Is to be em
p esed Ic running to the Soulbern Ports ss tar as C.Uloe
Ckuoi.?Tbe potato crop st live last accounts was In some
danger of injury frosj w set of rain. I u three moutbt there
had sot been twe.ve cloudy days ' The oldest mhahi
tania," ilos atdanosi aay that A?r a great many years no
such weatber has been teen The wheat crop promised
well The people were dedghled at tbe prospect of
ti.oo.hiy steam communication with Valparaiso
Gold.-la the department af Linares, Manie gold has
baea found tn considerable quantity A CJtreapondent of
the Mrrrswsp writes, " Throughout an extensive tract la
whatever part a small portion of the soil Is taken up It
produces eight or twelve rial* ? *
DeeCracrJea af Pint tea. ,
The Overland Mail bringe accounts of the de?
struction of a number of pirates by tbe Dutch
among the ialaoda in the 8alo group. In the
ntonth of November last tbe island of 3 a wean, oa
tbe coast of Java, was attacked by li.lean pirate*
prahos, wbo did much damage, carrying away
many of tbe inhabitants, and a fruit'ess aearcb
for them waa made by H. M. steamers Bromo and
Hekla at the island of Selombo, and along the
whole aouth coast of Borneo. The Hekla, how?
ever, at length succeeded in falling in with them,
and, after a great deal of bard fighting, ncceeded
in killing some and dispersing the remainder
Tbe result of these operations is thus described in
tba aAssjtj Courmmt i " tn the whole the Hekla has
brought, beside tbe large prahu, fourteen pirates,
sixtj -one rescued slaves, and eight pieces of ord?
nance, among which is a metal cannon of the
former Laat India Company. Tbe rest of the
gum, I) ing in the mud, and aome goods lying on
the shore or floating in the water, ware givee to
our ailiea, tbe Kargeangers The Hekla kmrei
at Surabaya on tbe "l*??h of January The loss of
the piratea ia tboaght to have been very great
The v beeide lost ail (be booty in goods and staves
which they bad taken at Ba^ean and Sapadie
This arduous and aacceaeful engagement was un
kccomsuied by any casualty on the part of oar
f?jrcf**Av'
Tbe Ocean NHonsaena.
LIST 1>F STEAMER* FURTHS HOSTS' OP APRIL.
R -/ ?/
Cilj
?>"????..
R'xtk Ai
Ukx.
?> ??k.o?rot.
mint*..
L?l?>?ua...
Aaieraa._
CbeeAaa_
Pe irwtheaa.
H n s.Ut.
AM...
ftoatoe IG. Intal! Utmrvmmt
n.mjrt e I'.Wii IBer * H Taeaaas
/W ?/ | fmtmf j fka *e- |
aajBjMM lhtmrntrt\i*mtfm?t/' .
Aprl ?
Apri' 9
i I '
Aa*o II
?arti ia
Aar* 1?
A?r.l tS
Al>' SS
Af.fl O
Ap' ' ?
Arn) ?
kW T .-. | V. 5t. -
?aap i.>rk
x.?-r r?|t; 5t??-?
a?* Tort | C. tut*?
Nee Tort |C Stete?
Naer fort O Ku...
loa To.k Ii . Siabaa
EiNtUa ?. Botaia
Be* r ik r. ?um
C!>a?T?*
?4 O.. Ha? ?Caat
Caaaraa
Liverpool
?rata ? SojUtaaa
Loarprul
ri..-?i fcratb loa
!..?? [HX?1
Oberes
v.? Vor* V ittUal C*at*aa
M?r ] Tar? I' Star?. He-reaSoaUIja
May 7 Na? Tora II) Brtaa Lranauul
A1 lenera aaa) "awacafara o? baa* for tat*)*., ?'akat aaS *.-<*
BmS ara aaat 6? tlia Irrt rtaamar ar aja? o7 Waat kaa
LataaM t. tbe r. .at . aot of Earepe. ar ika Cautrae Uaa. ?aalbe
pie?ai< t?aap eaaraou a n*tm rata, except far tkaaa place* r?
murmi V be r repeat * faaV
laema iMC?a et of tan pa by tie Cvaaea I. ne, miat be
piepe/a *n reeta a ??"<?? rate, aicspt tu La uaa piaree req j rea to be
?ray.al .? rat.
> ?wtpafera by e,? ar Liae. to Uta CoaUoeet, aaaat be prepaid fear
lrai-4 r?tm rwi tw aidaS oa Lertera aaa ?awapafera to Uta
Coot.na. t af Iur.<oe er tbe Haara aaat atraaiaa Uaa?
lettor? by tha h.?ra l.-aa. aaat be ?rapaus taraaty fear oaete per
ttM naaaw, taka* Paetate M ba aSees, except to Great tntaia.
STEAMtRS TO ARRITI PROM EUROPE.
?.FKtCA...Sailed frean L?ertH*.'tor Saw Tort. Saturier. Star. Iii.
A*r KUA.SaiMX fem Liverpool for Boatoa. Saturday. Aprl ?.
?? AJHISGT"N.Sailed from Bremen for Fla? Tort, Pn4ar, Mar <i
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
Male* at the steel* Kiraansre ...April5.
- N J Mining Co.15.
33 da.IM
5 Rock B0d Svr.tORi
250 Portsmouth. i .'1
10U du. 124
100 do.Ii*
tu Hude*?.Bpf
25 Panama.b60 81
4>?v V S 6a, '?6.1084
iu.ua, do, '67. lieg
...'?'? do.H6|
v.. Ohio ha, -SO.1074
!.."- do?i.ia>f
V* Pcona *. *?<*
'? ? ? ? Eue lncotrie.04
UN 4o.a? 934
6.t?> Eile CoBventbt*.. 91.
7,on0 do. 914)
4?.-* 0 Erie'.'S Roads... KI4
l...i'i. do.1011
SOceaaBaiik.101,
11 do.1?5
So Del and Hud.121
30 dnecrip.125
1. o N A Truat. 10{
liio do. II
S<0 do. ill
100 l.ooc la.and.SS4
S2Norwt?b.6'T
tSo do.634
ISO do.l>*r>J?
.?0 Reading RR.58
9? do.
1*00 do.
srw do.
3T0 do.b?w? 59"
looo do.ato ?4
3J0 do..ban V{
I- Karmera' Loan.67 'lOO Erl* R R.tvtO S5
I? do.Mmoet.? '100 do.bl? ?5
2W do.sS'^liotl r"n.htiOW
2T4I do...??.. .(4.
ion do.tie* 50 .i>... M
mm) Canton Co. 704 1^ d.b60 |Al
1141 do.bSO 71 H r , .144
ion do.t>60 71 , u do.aSR Sil
?4. do.ad 704 u?" ? ?. leas.bSO 71
75 do.MmVO 4k?.h?0 71
$<o Edaeworib. 9t TtO do.htiO 724
4(1 do.bar do.wo 7:'
R o Morrie Caaal.tJ 19 400 do.71
210 do. WJ'itaJ do.71
SECOND HOARD.
? . in liana State 5s.. S4 iinoRrl* RR.bl5 S5
l.iErie, 1^9.10:1 urn Canton
tM Harlem RR.7|(
?ii? do. Tt
I'O do.a?0 72
Re
75 do.
100 do ....
so Nor A Wor .
10? Porutnouth D Dock. V.
.... TSi'IO? i
l'fl do.bio 724'4 0Reading RR.'
l>o do.sio 72 1300 do. S&l
V? do. 711 leaO do.blO ?II
IBB Erle RR.84} 1500 do.ai *?
2**o do.blO 85 i 25 Morris Canal. 19)
BaTuaa.v, March 5-P. M.
There was a re action in the Stock: market thi*
n ornmf, and tbe Fancies fell off | to I per cent. The tale*
were to considerable est*nt.bui mainly coafiDed to the Fan
etSB) which hare been active for lb*, last week. At the
8-cond Board there was another mm of the market, with
a better In.ialry, and the market went up nearly to the polo'
from which It had started. In some case* the price* ware
higher than on Friday Reading went to ?? 4. showinf 1,
per cent advance on Filday e pileee, and Harlem cloaad
per cert, higher. Erie went back to 844. but closed at 85
The Convertible Bonds were 914. an Improvement of if
rent. The Second Mortgages also Improved t, while In'
r >me*declined 4 4* cent. Caaton was very rirm ai70f
North American Trust Improved i 4)> eenL The Improve?
ment at the Second Board from the First was 1) f cent In
Heading, 4 V eeni. tn Harlem, i per cent, in M| and ) t>
cent, in Norwich. About 4.000 shares Reading ware taken
at and after ihe Second Board by two leading Shorts ,
about 1. "/on shares alter the Second Board at ?0aM04. Oov
ernments and State Stocks ara bald firmly, and Govern
bbbbSj show Jd>I *> cent advance.
In Exchange there is not much doing, hut tha
ii arket Is steady at 1011oj for Sterling; Franca and Cooli
t ental Bills are more dull.
Freight* are without change. Engagementf of
I.<or' trades Cotton at a-ioawi-asu. wittitn two or three
aVa** . Ma?baae aawaareaaeelS to Liverpool of 150 tUOS
Fustic at 10s : some Heavy Hoods. 12s 6d ; and loo cuks
Aahes, on private terms. To London, ItW butts Provisions,
?S| IMtlarcse, 4Sj 100hhls,2Si 600 bss Cheese,30s} lrW
t his Turpentine, 2s; and 4T0 Flour, on private terms. To
list re, tn small lota, Cotton and Whalebone, | or a cent
To California, BMNB cenis by the clippers, and *>><tS0 by
oiher vesaeia. To New Orleans, though slightly Improved,
tney are still very dull at 6 els 4* foot. To Mobile mere isa
t ood amount going forward at R ceats by the packets. To
Severinah and Charleston there has bean a falling off?the
rate* by the sailing packets ar* 64, to the former aid 4 cents
to tbe lstter port The steamers for Savannah get U4, cents.
In port, yesteriay-- 11 steamers,77 ships,72 Larks, 136brigs,
1' ?c no*, nets rot si, 467.
The engagements of Cuba Freights, reported*
>eeterday, weie ?215a and ?2 17s 6d instead of II 5s aad
?2 7s Ii.
The Franklin took MMpMl in gold and 1300,000
in silver.
The I nion, due here on lion.lay. from New O
leans, has cousidsrable specie on board.
The - th of Uarch ia tbe day fixed by tbe
Controller for Bsnk returns, and this day being paaaed tin
Bank a will operate with more freedom.
There ia no change to note in Money. On call
there Is a good demand, and tha supply Is eurBcienL Pa?
per goea rather more easily, the supply of hrat-class bel?g
modsrate, but rales ara without change Oa call loans are
Ml 4/ cent, and paper goes si Sd>7 for ftrst-elsss.
The receipts at the Sub-Treasury are 9115,35.1
Payments, 127, 443, Ba-ance $1172,417.
The amount of Coal transported oo the Phila.
delphta aUllrsad during the weak ending tbe ii tnst, was
tt, 123 tuna. Total, for tbe year, 4j0 260 lue*. Bern* ume
last year, 254 ?Vj tuas. increeac 9S,?5i tons Tb* Scbuye
klli Canal brought down, during the week, 3,05) tuna
A meeting wu held at Oneonta, Otsego coauty.
on tha ad trst, at which s eoapa?y was organized to con
struct a Ra/road from Aibaoy to some point oo tho New
Ycrk and Ena Railroad, at or near |Blaghamton, through
the valley of the 8us<jiier annab. by way of lb* Oreat Band.
Dolegatlons from more than twenty low us, about two
l boo sand persons, were present at the meeting. It was
slated that the grades throughout tbe valleys of the Sus>i'i*
banc ah and SVhenevae are, if anything, more favorable
than io tb* valley of the Mohawk, and that the hlg'ieei
grade coming aast vU be about thirty-four feet to the mile
In Bseandlng from the Scboharl* Creek to ihe head waters
of the Normanskitl. A Board of Directors was choeau, and
officers will be elected as soon as the articles of Ass->c!s
0on are filed lo the office of the Secretary, Edward C.
DeJevan was elected President.
Aa efficient corps of Engineers will be placed on tha
roata M an early day to make i ,e preliminary surveys
The following Directors ware chosen . Edward C Deit
van, Wm. V. Many, Robert U. Pruyn, Cbanes V an Ben'
tboysen, Franklin Townaeud and Erastua Corning, of Al(
baay; Joel B Noil, of (ruiidarland | George W. Ckaaa, o
Maryland. Coarlao Cornier, of CohleskUl; Samuel K.
BeacL, of Oneonia, Arnold B. VVataon, of L'nadlila, lie li?
ar d \v JuUsod of Baiobrtdge; and Oldeoa Hottmalsa, of
Windsor.
At Philadelphia there ia a little more ease ia
the Money market, and street rate* have a downward ban* J
deney. First-class paper goes at 64274. t? cent., aad so* 1
coed class 12.
Tbe following table will show the shipments
fron Philadelphia westward on the main tine of the Sin*
wofluawtbemoataor March
184?.dhs..ll,0l5.v<s) 1851.ibe.. 23,022.000
lH5t>.12.34S.O00 I ncrea** '51 ovw '50.10,873,000
Tha sUpmaata as*; ward from Pltisburgh jJ ihm Canal for
March were: No. of boats. Totiaago in lbs.
185?.M uiou.isa
lisi.sti la^aa*
loereasa in 1861. 53 2,7?>49
A new Bank has teen chartered at Eaaton, Pa
The Lenigh Navigation Company gives notice
to ihe holders of the past do* common loans, aad tha hold?
ers of the c*rcfca.es of the srrears of tntarast on Ihe same,
thai It Is ready to consolidate the two evUences of lodebt.
edneas and to Issue new ceruScats* thstafor, pursuant to a
(.ravioua agreamaai asnoag th* creditors of th* Company,
and won as la an early snirantlw of the old r*r uneaten, tnas
the arrangnaseat nay be carried Into effect.
The value of produce delivered from tbe New
Turk Cana>, aad from the Miaalaatppi at New-Orleans,
with the eirpse-ta and imports of the Umoa, exclusiv* o
specie, were as follows:
AlSae At'*e Tv a I No. t? f. X f. S
Orlaaaa. ?a<ar U4m ati?' a j port itaeura,
1 K. 4..7."l' 75IJMS (tSJ-7..^ U 9H4>4 ?.laaS?
18a*..Sb.8FT.J7S 5: 47i,SJ7 lJtteTftSta 13a>4ti ?1? ?3 5*7,17?
lr^.^,13L*a 3t,7A6aU st^t*AJK id^MU Tf^LM
7/v? .? v.-^ rsasMaM m tk,. panj ?>??:? frow
th* West i<* ?d?vwaier mrrmhmA ia tbJs rewiod S?t?Jav? Mt>
while the *rpc*n frocn the Union tacrvateed b?( |4\r*,Nf,
?howlnf thai mm bw?fj roesatapOoa kicritJi? rafhar
kkor? oaaa the foreign export
Th? coinage of th? Miut for thr?? raoatns, has
*??? m follows I
alias* ??Tri* mm et*v
Jaouar? Ff?(ii. Harrt.
_ . _ , P?r?m. Vi Im Pw? TV?? Parae. V.l.*
n??, Ea,;?. ,4? , : M,i ;fl 0*0 tst.o*? tt-we.*?) svs.iw t*vwt tef
Ha ! . ta *a **14l?
tjaartsr ...I0l*-a fcvJ>Yi'T1t*J ?Mi ??.10? ** ?W
IVoaiar?.MOk) 1*1.0? I?M.T<VJ las n? SM.SSS tn,*st
Total....4M **T UAM9** SrV.CCr SS/eS *l? $94 IM ***MTB?
ThetjteJ velo? letll?^ ;.s,.ia a*,,)?*. | Hille
tu half et*-!-?. fS83,0< ta ?rotvvar eagles, aad trat M <?
gold dollars, making ? total ?4 Si?. Wo*?, against dap*.
atuofio.sw.eoe.
Th? ?hol? line of th? Loo*port aad Roch??.
kk Railroad t* now uader connect, and aa fast aa Uta
right of way can k* sacarod. tko esmbiacvor* ara break
Inf ground, aad urging forward dsn work wltb as
wach stand as possible. It ts ths lata itlon of uwCosipa.
ny to bar* cart running between Loch port and SachaaAer
by the first day of noil Pocfkar.
Tbo .Vrw t?/?oai PeJta tart By reference to oar cora
trerciai column. It will bo sawn tbat tbo pat. wwsk has kwaa
an ur.usua.iy acurs oao la tbo Cotton mark at, Uta aaio*
navlng reached actno :tS,f?o bait*, of which a good
part It oa speculation. Priesa, too, bare advanced, aad
are .now fully one aad a quarter cent above the lowaa*
point of depression some *? ? >ks since. This Is to be a*V
tribuied, we bel.eve. partly > > the recent fovorahle accounts
fTom Europe, but atlil more to the growing conviction that
ihefirst and moat moderate saumates of tbe crop will be
likely In ths sad to prove the most correct
The Money market at Boston is without muck
change. TSe street range It from 7 to || ?> cent
At a meeting of the stockholders of the An.
dmacogntn and Kenoebee Railroad, on Thursday of last
week, the proposition submitted by the directors at taw
previous meeting, to the effect that the Androecoggtn aad
Kecnebec Railroad ahould unite with the Atlantic aad St
Lawrence tn leasing the Peoobssot and Rannebec Road
for twenty years, provided tbe Legislature should great
the necessary power, was unaatmoualy adopted
Tbe Secretary of the Wisconsin Marine and
Fire Inturance Co. has pakllshed the following Card 1
Mil wsiKBB. March SI.
There It a rumor tn circulation tbat some auenipt Is t?
be made to Interrupt the business of thlt Institution, aad
to take lu assets out of Its control
No such Interruption of tu business can lake place under
any circumstances The Insulation will continue, aa
usnal. to redeem Its Issues at Its counter and to New York.
St I.oott, Chicago. Buffalo and Detroit, as heretofore. I
r~fer to the annexed opinion of the Counsel of the Inatltu
t!ou ALEX. MITCHELL. Secretary.
The Directors of the Vincennea and Illinois
town, k link tcross Illinois, knd the St. Louis and Cincin?
nati Railroad, hare met la St. Louie for the purpose of ?r>
ganlzing the Company. Th* distance from St Louis to
Cincinnati Is 33? miles, and It Is balteved that when tats
entire line la completed paasengers will pass between
New-York aad St. Louts la forty-eight hours.
The Covington and Lexington, Ky. Railroad
wtll pass through the Counties of Kentucky, Peodletoa,
Bourbon and Payelie to Lexington?the distance 98 miles.
Tbe line has been located to Cyathlsna, 63 miles. Front
that place to Paris, 11 miles, a corpa of Surveyore are oat
the line to locale and prepare It for letting at their earlisat
period. From Part* to Lexington, 18 miles, the roots baa
not been surveyed. The grading of Ai| miles from Co*>
1-gum has been placed under contract at E?82,Oaio. Tbia
is tbe most ex pent I ?* portion of the line. Tbe estimated
cost of t rading tbe 78 miles to Paris ts |7*>,oot). The super?
structure, with heavy T rail, at $7.u.V. per mile, and the
v1. .e. ott of a single track to Tana at $1,4)2.799. There
will be no grade between Covington and Cynthlana ex
ceedtng 21 feet to the mile, nor between mat and Carla
above 16 feet.
The negotiatiooa winch have beeu in progress
slnee last Autumn to unite tbe Cincinnati and Hlllaboro
with the Cincinnati and Belpre Company, In the construc?
tion of the railway from Clncinnat, to Ohlillcothe, has failed.
Directions bsve been given by the Directors of
tbo Msyivtlle and Lexington Cnmpery, to the President,
lopreptrethe while line for early contract Theyhsva
t*S,0*vi stock secured.
Tbe Pennsylvania and Ohio Company have con.
tracted to lay down the Iron on the road from Pittsburgh
to Msssllion.
The Cincinnati and Hamilton Company ara lay?
ing dowu the Iron from Hamilton to Cincinnati and expect
10 have the track run In July.
.CaaaruLi.t Raroaran roa roe Taiauns.
SaTuaoav. April R
AMiJKji-Tb?market is t.r?? ??? ???? ?iis a Uitmed de?
mand si ?T pesr.s ara quiel st 4 Jhtfii Mtl the
sales are Mi no is. '
COTTON-Continues very active at the advance we ao
tleed yesterday The sales reported oa Change were
\.Vmi biles, and aoi-ie have been toid ?|t,re Holders are
wltllDf,- sellers at <:urr?-ot rates, au.l the daaaand la am ,al
filled.
FLOL'R AND MEAL-There Is less doing in the Wae?
em and Mtale Flour, but prices are very ftili, with occasion?
al aa.es for expoit at our Inalde .igure*. There I* a fair de?
mand for liie trade with less activity for the East The
hotter grades are firm but sell slowly. New Orleans Is leas
active but 1? very firm at 4 bu|<tl 871 for cotainou to good
brandt Canadian it Inactive at 4 b.j with but little offer
Ing. The ssiet of Doiprtitc reach VistO bbie el I liaM JA
for No .'aupertioe; 4 501*4 Mi for common !?? strait State;
I'lforM'chlganand I tu) laut and I Htfl^for pur?
04 BBS Southern I* not plenty, an.) the talsw mating are
motliy le arrive of Common braid* tor the West In Ii?*,
the tra.1" v e also buylr g pretty freely Bales of 3,7i?i bkas
at 4 881*1 Ml l for common to gor d strait bran is, and | > it
I r fsncy Rya F.irur Is [islet , sales of 60 buis at
i Corn Meal It Inactive at i *? lor Jersey
ORAIN A fair demsn i prevail! for Wheat for milling
here and at the Eati, and the markit la Arm Sales of i <*A
bush prln.e iji-netee on | rivals lermt, and t.Sbo busbala
U hue V irginia at I ' '1 Canadian It nominal; It It gmieaiiy
held hlgLer. Rye ts <|ntet st 7Se for Jersey Oats ara firm
with a good demand at 45<r47c for Jersey, and SJd?Wc for
Normern. Corn It more freely offered, and the market ut
heavy at bfc for Jersey aad Southern Yellow, nothing was
dime en the tpot, but to arrive In An just *oa_* sV)tneo buah
Wettern ui:xed sold si 62i. White Coj n Is vary scares and
much wanted for ineallag.
PROVISIONS -ThereIs ttlll an upward tendency In
our market for Purk, at.d prices ara again better, with
saira.f-i* bills at lW>?h 174 for cew Mess, Ii Vitt
IJ Vik for old Mess, II 7?d>l|V74 for new Prime, and
lo ol/js 10 b?| for ?ml do. Beef It War and In reoaaet;
.. . i-o bnlt f *.ui,>i 25 for Prime, and t>rd>ll Vi for
Mess Beef Haina are <i<itel at $IAS>|A SO. Pickled Meats
ate bei.er and In deuiand , tales of 88 tcs Hams and Shoul?
ders at If ard '|c respectively Lard 1* very quiet. aa'ea of
lib bbls at t))rjcjc for fair to prune. Batter Is steady and
In fair demand Cheese la un hanged and saleable
OROCERIEB- Are more active, and. with the axcos
Uk n of Coffee, are firm. Rio Corfaa ha* declined 4 and St.
Dt ii.tr go ie, with free ta>a I.msi bagt Rio told at tbt}d>
mil I Ja? St Domingo, '>j?vtr. Molastes snowt s good
demand i 400 br?l* New-Oriesns and New Iberia told at U*i
Mia, 4 mos i son Muscovado, 23d>4'ie; 100 Porto Rico, fx
'*3<<, four cargoes ol Cuba i'^tf?lc, part for refining;
and PO bhds tart. He. Sugar* are much firmer, with aq
Increased demand; Vrfi hbdt New Orleans toid at 4( ?>?>)
r ate Rico. i|a>74 and I AOS Maweovado. ti9ni -
K^t nart have purchase.! H i Sugara freely, >,<*?< boxes
Brown Havana sold uti?Tir
WHI8RY-The mtrlet it tetter with a lair dsmsnd,
ard sa.es of 2<" bins Prison st Hie.. Drudge Is firm i sales
? .
NAVAL STORES-Are more active Hpiriu furaen
tlr a are steady at M\'t V>c, at which Mo bbls have bona
told, and 1> *? bbls rough at 2 *lk tfi ?74 Tar Is aot ac?
tive. Resin Is In good reouest; Vis? bbls common have
been so.d at 1 lOoM 15 for North Coaniv, and I JO for Wil?
mington, 2,000 bbfs prime Resin at I So to 1 ML
RlCE? Is very mocsrateiy active. The sales of ibe last
three iftyt sre 5b0 tcs st 3 I2f?3 SSt}. Supply Is fair
SALT.-Tbe market Is steady, with sales af a cargo of
Bahamas st 22c, 4 months.
TALLOW - Our markst is a shade hnner witiimoreln
Ha.et .,f . i ; rtnie a. ' %r
BFKDS-A firm market for Clover, with salsa of 50 bbls
food to prim* Peon at HB"<r. Timothy I? quiet i sales of
1 tcs Ooto st 17 Vi eaah. Flax awed is stui aosaiaal at 1 70
ai 75 for 58 Iba.
OILS -Linseed Is firmer, and tales English, to tonte ex?
tent, have been made at 75c All below that pnee have
been taken op. Sale*selected Whale at 42Ae.
Kerelpu of Predaew
8atl'Rdat, April S.?Bf tkt Ent Rmlroeut ?
122 pkg* Butter, t*? tides Leatiier, 15 asks Asbee, 1.1T74
buskais Oats, 21 Hogt, and IKS Calves.
MARRIED.
Oa fatarjay. Atnl 8, st tue Churck of tbs Bp>*kaay, ky Rar J.
LToerawad.of Ctarr; VaJWy.klr J A Ll.BB OBA Vgj, t* Maw
LL'CILLA WahhSB, Iih-'.U' ot tas 1st? Oe.rgs En sail, ail af
u. j . n
la Stkora. BTsrck ft, ky R*? S B Mraw CHARLES OTTER,
pubUor of tbe Fuhr? irsr, is aus? ELBICE R JOB BS
DIED,
' '?' * ' t..c,:,.(.-... .. ??HtKI.11 PlIkK. o-Jg
tea of P?tst Oaascsr, sg*S 1T year*.
Tks IriaaS* of tk* bs.lt ara raseocUsllr larSsd to tltaaS ate
raswral frass u?a rawseaca of sus latkar. Bo m Bast StaxaawUV-st. aa
Tsaasay aftavaora. at 4 aVIort, a-iu.ot funker unuti o a" tfi
OaSa.arS.rsrsaiag.Apru I, PEUX l?( IBS, m Uvs Wtk yssrof
bat sgs.
Ths frwads aad retatrva* af tfc* rawrfr, sad then of ta fsttvsr <m
hrw, tketsM Pttn * Brew?<a, srs reparUaUj lavitad to altsaS sa>
faaarsl ftvas be Isle sassteacs, Sri Buttb st oa TasaAar afu
attoclacfc ?,??#
Of eatwgb?a,se tke*?ssiag<f tseSU? .?st, HAH HAM. rahct
af Saasa*! Crars*. Let* af Caisraiastawat;. Dsrr,, lrstasf, is the
4SS 7 aar of bar sgs.
The Own*. ?I the fawdy. aad tkese of bar soas Jo** a?4 '>????
l ??*-. ????-?:-? SaSai . kai ks at* ikesl wmm~ - ?-??? seat two
??? >>"?? PH . oa Uis Say, (ktoada;,) frota Ike **W*aaraaf J.-taa
Catrt?, .?MW a.i I ?ai.tr ssrssta ?L, asar Uta B?1"b-er , witkisS
f .ru?r alas
At tba ranissrs of her soa-as Law ioba *? Saaawsy it Wkrta
Paiss, oa Satantsy. April 6. Mr, UAV**H McPaHi^L'HAR.
? ? ? i ? ? . .,?- P. c- ? ? Sk ? M .1 ? M M e
Oo SitSai.tk* Mb aat, TBEoOi/SX DELMOBICO, sgs* IS
yssra, t >a of Assa tad Peuxw Data???". ?scsaasS.
fa* It waas at tba 'miff aad sf Sf **??*? I?'**" Ushaaatta, are
I'.ui . > ?! <;ii>iti m Urn '??> isk t^*'-, saa Bat
aaos co'a Hatsl SS Besaafwav
Oa Saasas raaraug \ ELIZABETH M. wiA of J*a K.
Paebas. aad omej Swsgkwr m Ju*? B Destwas. rathe ?WS }aar sf
ser sga.
Ttv, ralativ** ard rV.?t>*> si t?s law.tr ara lav.tad to sttsi4 bar I*
sssWfl^kwbMraawtSBCS.lSS Esst TessBsatbss. tk.a BWar st
IssisttsSt a'cassk.