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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-10

u THE CROWN OF TsoRSs a Token for the
sorrowng by EDWIN II CHAPLIN Is just issued in Bos
ton by A Tompkins, in the Miniature Library form.
The book is truly described in the authors words
To the sorrowing this little volume is rendered with
the suthors sympathy and affection Upon its pages he
has poured out Of the sentiments Of his heart
felt experience knowing that they will hnd response
in theirs and hoping that the book may do work Of
consolation and blessing
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MONROE co.

Henrietta, Wing, Is; Gates Loco Is Ironde'
quot so Loco Rush Wing so; l'ttsord, 25 Ro-
chester, Buehsn, Loco County Judge has ma
jority Of about $50.
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SCHENECTADY co.
suFFOLK co.
WEsTCHEsTER co.

Abraham T. Rose, Wing elected Judge by over
QOO ma iority
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Court of Appeals.

Our returns are too meagre to afford any ground
for An opinion as 10 the result bat we look for a tri
umph of the LocoFoco ticket
"CHARTER CONVENTION The article under this
head in Yesterdays Tribune referred to Brooklyn. 1t
was accidentally misplaced in the hurry of making up
the form
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OTsEGO co.

COopeutown gives the Loo Appeals Judges Al
average majority Of eo7.
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ONEIDA co.

Rome, Comstock. Loco District Attorney, 800
Beach, Wing Surrogate, $50 Loco County Judge,
$50 UtteaThe following is the vo te for Judges Of
the Court of Appeals
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IN theirs, and hoping that the book may do work OF
consolation and blessing
rR"Ax ILLUSTRATION AND DEFENCE OF USI.
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II The PROCEEDINGS OF THE NEwYoRK
HrsrokrcAL socIErI from January 10 May ls47, have
been published IN q neat pamphlet BY William Van Nor
dan. 81 Wilhsm-st They highly interesting 70 the
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interested in them.
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ings The suthor 10 Or. J. 5. RosK vel known Chro-
no Thermal physician Of Philadelphia
H=~RAIS' forms No Of Rursl Sketches by
Rev RALPH Horn 1t is published In the usual style Of
the numbers which have preceded BY c. shepard lsl
Broadway. Price cents.
- THK BANKERS MAGAZINE for June, besides
much other valuable matter contains timely article on
Lie Assurance. Published At Baltimore. BY Smith
HomAns
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- The number of deaths and interments for
the week ending June 5 is thirty three. From NewYork
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- Tx BANNERS MAGAZINE for June, besides
much other valuable matter contains timely article on
Lie Assurance. Published at Baltimore. BY J. Smith
Homans
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RAIN" forms No Of RUral Sketches By
Rev. RALPH Horn Ii is published In the usual style
the numbers which have preceded it BY C shepard ls
Broadway Price cents.
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IY- The corner stone Of st. Thomass Church,
at the corner Of wlloughbyst. and Bridge, was laid
Yesterday afternoon Rev DR.. Cutler officiating.
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Navigation Of the OBJ, - ROW.


Tuesttay, June SIS p. M.
The stock market continues buoyant, and prices ara
steadily advancing. Harlem went up l per cent? Nor
wich and Worcester "a; Reading NJ Reading MORTGAGE
bonds q; Illinois, H. Indiana, Farmers Loan, and
Long Island closed at yesterdays prices Morris Canal
fel on q per cent. The sales were to moderate ex-
tent anu the tendency of prices at the close was up
ward.
Az the second board Harlem advanced per cent,
Farmers Loan Il, Vicksburg n, Long Island 4, Canton
IA Norwich and Worcester with moderate sales of all
eeading fancies The rapid rise in of the prin
cpal railroad stocks has not been produced entirely by
speculative movements in the street but partially by the
rapid increase in the traffic these works We trust
hoders OF those railroad stocks which have such favor
able prospects have been recently represented will
not be induced by the advance in prices sell out as
there is no probability of their being able to supply
themselves again at lower rates.
The Delaware and Hudson Canal Company have de-
cared dividend Of ten per cent payable the 18th
inst
Is stated that in the Boston market money has been
quite easy Of access and good outside paper has been
gotated at from to per cent New York business pa
per has also been sold in State street fraction over
per cent and brokerage There has been fair demand
for nearly all of the dividend stocks at advanced prices
but the nonpaying descriptions have been neglected
Worcester railroad shares have sold at twenty per
cent advance in view of AZ per cent dividend in July
and as the Western railroad receipts are said to have
been half million of dollars in the past six months
four per cent dividend in July confidently predicted
and the shares command nine per cent advance.
The quantity ofcertan articles exported from this port
for the LIST of September 1885, the sst of May s47
compared with the corresponding period in the previ-
ous vpar WAS aaa exed.
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THE WrArHER.--The thermometer sunk to about O.
degrees last evening, and had some drops OF rair
about 81 O'Clock The evening cool and agreeable
FIREs-A fire occurred yesterday morning in the gro
Gerry store corner Rvngton and Attorney streets about
O'Clock The fire was promptly extinguished Damage
trihing Another fire discovered about l O'Clock
yesterday morning at 1903 Mott street, which wal
promptly put out, Damage triaing II originated in
small shanty In the rear
suIciDE:-John A. Miller, No 1914 Columbia street,
committed suicide yesterday morning about daylight,
by hanging himself In the stable attached to his resi-
dence. The coroner's jury rendered a verdict in ac
cordance with the facts No is assigned for the
rash act.
The EMIeRANTs-The principal steamboat lines north
and east have determined not to carry immigrant pas
sengers to Albany and Boston The caution observed
by the authorities those cities permitting the land
ing OF the passengers is given q for their
making this arrangement.
Bosros PArrRs-Our supply of Boston papers through
Mr ooyes were received last night by the New Haven
and Springfield Railroad.
News FROM Ngw BEproRp.-We are indebted to
Munro New Bedford express for the latest from
that city NJ office Is No IL Wall street.
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JAN. g. Grand Larceny Watson and McMa-
NUS Of the 9Th ward arrested last nghta woman called
Bridget Philips charge Of stealing $3s from Thomas
Madden while In thieving crib on the Five Points On
searching her person. the ooer found $40 Of the stolen
money Justice Osborne committed her In full for trial
sS.arrea SuspfcionO fhcers Collins and Ferren, Of
the 9Th ward, arrested yesterday Mary OConnel and
Harriet Hoffman, suspicion Of robbing Patrick Mul
hern Of $50, while in the company Of the accused In a
theving den located the Five Points Locked up for
examination by Justice Osborne
Repiping an Old Trfck.-A genteel looking young
man Of midding well dressed dark hair and eyes
calling himself Mr.. Brown entered on Monday afternoon
the dry goods store kept by Mr. Hubert Hall Of
Carmine and Bleecker streets, and purchased Grape
shawl together with other articles Of dry goods
making bill Of $l0this done he desired the shop boy
to bring the articles along with him, where he re.
sided No ~ Vandam street-upon entering the house
he very politely escorted the boy into the parlor
at the same time taking the bundle of dry goods
remarkng that he would take them up stairs to show
bis wife, and would return in few minutes and pay him
the money However. the poor boy waited near an hour
for Mr. Brown when the landlady asked him who he was
waiting see The boy then told her the circumstance
and informed that Mr.. Brown and his wife lived
there but the alluded to had only taken board that
morning. and that she knew nothing about him what
ever The rascal appears instead Of going up stairs
rs he pretended to do, closed the parlor door ind
walked out Of the street door with the property and
made his escape We notice this mode Of trckery that
the clerks Of various stores may be upon their
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railroad convention Will be held at Hu lsboro Miss
the I4h OF July, to take into consds alton IN. co
petion OF the great southern Railroad from vcksburg
the Mississippi to the Atlantic, prth Of the ult Of
Mexico There is no place on tie whole ,ins q, tb,s
road which will derive real benefit from the com
petion of this road than the vity of yicksburo Il
being the Western terminus of the line will command
the whole trade and tgave from the Atlantic oeeau to
the Mississippi river. The line from vicksburx to
Braodoo Is already completed and in successful opera
ton Liberal subscriptions have been made for the ex-
tension ana We have no doubt it will progress very ra
p'diy' Inc southern railroads genercly have been,
ana continue TO be- highly productive and profitable
me qantity AID value of domestic cotton goods ex-
ported from Bosto during tho past three weeks we're
% follows -
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to know the difference between the edcne VIII ich worthy
benefits TO be obtained from Brandres Pills In United
need not far to ascertain their character Inquire
In Choc and in Inflammation of the bowels these Pills
will relieve, and their according 70
the directions will surely do all that medicine
the health of the patient.
In diseases arising from the Of mercury, from any
vtaton from bad blood otherwise their will
produce the happy results In all
Eryspelas Salt Renm and in of chronic or recent
Costiveness the of the Brandeh Pills will produc
of infinite servicesomemes occasionng grest change
for the better as to cause great thankfulness
In all of Indigestion Worms Asthma the
Heart and in all affections Of the Stomach and Bowels the
Brandreth Pills viii! be found never-fang remedy.
To insure the full benefit Of these celebrated Pills. they
should be kept the house. that the first
men of sickness they be at resorted One
then better than dozen after the disease estab
lished in the system.
The Brandeh Pills purely vegetable and so innocent
that the infant OF month old them if medicine
CURED only with safety but with certainty of recevp
all the benefit medicine capable fimpartng Females ma
them during all the critical periods of their lives The
Brandreh Pills will their health and produce regularity
in all the functions of life.
Be careful Of counterfeit Pills All persons should be care
full TO purchase at Dir Brandrets Office the regular
appointed agents They would thus ensure themselves The
genuine article; otherwise they counterfeit as new
one has recently been offerd in this city. :
BRANDRETH PILLS sold at IS cents per box go,
full dilectons) DR.. Brandreths Principal Office 2;'
way. Also at ga Bowery; 24l Hudson NJ Y; P
Market street. Brooklyn IL Atlantic street, So- h
James Wilson, Jersey city ~ D''oAi y,
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STEAMSHIP WASHINGTON AGAIN SroKEN.-The
Bremen ship Emma, which arrived last night
passed the Washington at 80 minutes past 10
o'clock, A. M. on the Sd inst, in lat 40 &c. lon.
81 2, w. The packet ship Burgundy reports hav-
ing seen her on the same day, at II o'clock A.
M. in lat 40 4s, lon. &C, standing to the East
ward
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have returns of the vote for Dresser the fourth
anti-rent nominee fer the Court of Appeals
ALBANY, June 8, 1871 A. NJ.
William rarmeees (whig) official majority for county
Judge in this city, is $780, he will be elected by from six
to eight hundred jority
By of the unprecedented extent to which the
splitting or scratching Of tickets has been carried
and protracted full returns have not been received
it hard to make safe conjecture Of the result In the
city.
Samuel H. Hammond (whig) has a majority of b24 in
this city for district attorney.
In the city the whg nominees for Judges Of the Court
ofAppeals, have majority Of from five to xix hundred
the democratic nominees; the vote for District
Judges shows somewhat similar result though it is
marked that Harris, the anti-rent-whg nominee,
largely behind his ticket In this city.
Photographic Cor. of Albany August
MONROE CouNTY-Rochester, whig majority 1885,
Griffith, whig elected Recorder by 1853 jority; Blu
chan, democrat, has about $50 majority for County
Judge. Pittsford-Whig majority %; Henriett IT,
Rush, 50 Irondequoit democratic majority County
Judge, 80.
ONEIDA CouNrY-Utics-Hackle democrat, elected
Recorder by ll9 majority. Rome-Comstock's demo-
cratic majority for District Attorney over 3oO Roots
for County Judge l6o Beachs wing majority for surro
gete, 150
CAYuoA CouSry.-Auburn. Wing maj. for surrogate,
$40.
ToMPKiNs CoUSTY.-Danby.-Whig mai. on appeal
Judges OIL clerk ST. supreme court 66; county judge S..
Ithica-Dem. majority on appeal judges q on clerk g.;
court judge, 224; on district attorney 10.
RrNs.ALAEn CovSrY.-Troy.-Oln whig elected Re
corder by 400 maj; Lamports whg maj for clerk OF
court Of appeals about 1000 Wing maj the rest Of
the ticket from 600 TO 800. Lansngburgh. -Whig ma
jority, Ito.
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Brooklyn City Intelligence.

Mr.. HoTcHKIss AND HIS SUPPOSED AssAssINs.-Nr.
Hotchks has no far improved to be able to leave his
bed and he yesterday walked several times his
He has not yet his speech although he
Is evidently conscious The paralysis of his right side ia
graduaysBoing away and 1t Is thought by his physi
clans that with returning sensation his speech will be
restored The wound in his head is gradually healing,
and the best hopes confidently entertained with
spect to his ultimate The two Bailey and
Williams, who under arrest charge of having per-
petrated the high handed outrage which had nearly
cost Mr. Hotchkiss his life, seem to be brace Of
Williams discovered in the act of cutting his way
Of jail by the aid of chisel and stone which had
been conveyed to him in some unaccountable manner.
He heavily ironed and placed in another cell Yes
Bailey's cell and surprised find him weltering
his blood An investigation showed that no had inflicted
horrible cash his left arm from which he had bed
until he nearly exhausted A physician called
who dressed the wound, bandagng 1t carefully and ad
ministered some restoratives to the prisoner whom
he left in a comfortable condition but
it would seem that he intent making with
himself for had the physician and his keepers
left him. than he tore the bandages from his and
started the blood aresh he again discovered how
more staunched. razor found in his CELL and
enquiry, 1t ascertaned that prisoner occupying
ABIDING CELL had lent to him in the morning to shave
himself with. strict watch Is now kept upon him,
vided the grand jury find bill of indictment against
him and his confederates The grand inquest Of Kings
County were engaged In examining witnesses In this
case all day yesterday The probability is that they
very desirable before they put their Defence to
hear from Mr. H. what he say in reference to the
diaboca act 1t will be recollected that Of the
cused Is charged with having been actor in assault
days after the upon Mr. Hotchkiss of Mr. Ben
mott, at Williamsburgh
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NETWORK HERALD.
The Judicial Election.


rbs ud,cial election has terminated, and the
correct result in the city and State, so far as
known. will be found in this days paper. With
out wishing TO disparage the qualifications of the
defeated candidates, we are satis6ed-as we
know the public are--that most of those elected
are of the eligible and capable men in the State
Many Of the gentlemen elected have been on
the bench for number Of years past, and sustain
an unblemished reputation. Their character is
above even suspicion as il should be, for we do
not know of greater calamity that could occur
than the appointment or election OF Judges IN
whose integrity and capablity the public nave
not the most unbounded reliance. The Dement'S
which capable and upright judge confers upon
the community cannot be too highly estimated.
We trust and hope that the newly elected VIII
endeavor to follow the example OF the pure men
who have preceded them, and like them' engraVe
their names on the hearts OF the public.
Mr.. McKeon, the democratic candidate tor
District Attorney it will be perceived, is elected
by handsome majority over his two opponents,
Messrs. White and Blunt. The impartial
manner with which Mr.. McKeon discharged
the duties of mis- Office since he has held it,
tributed as much anything else to his election.
The public had confidence in him, asiwell as they
had IN the JUDICIAL CdiluludteS MI w Httc, tuc
nominee of the wing convention, received con-
sderably more votes than did Mr.. Blunt, the
independent candidate notwithstanding the pre-
ference which the meeting in the Apollo Rooms
evinced for the latter gentleman.
The most striking feature of the election just
closed, is the small number of votes cast either
way 1t will be seen that it bears no comparl-
son to the number usually deposited al our char
ter or gubernatorial elections. This is TO be re-
GREETED, because our judicial elections will be
more important to the welfare of the State and
the county than any others Small as is the
number of votes that were cast, there is every
reason to believe that it would be much
smaller, but for the quarrel between the Blunt
and White factions of the wing party
These factions turned out in their strength,
and electioneered and voted for their res
pectve favorites. Mr.. White has the conso-
lation of knowing that Mr.. Blunt is not elected
Mr.. Blunt has the consolation that Mr.. White is
not elected-and Mr.. McKeon has the consola-
ton that both of them were defeated and himself
elected. There is consolation, therefore, all
sides, and all parties are we doubt not, satisfied
with the result.
We rejoice that the question of free academy
has been decided in the affirmative, by very
large majority
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ARRIVAL OF EMeRANrs.-The number of pas
sengers who have entered at the Custom House
at this port, during the first week in June, from
foreign ports, reached 5,2sS.
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diamond Pointed Gold Pens the cheapest..-J.
sss, sssomsat 81 Ssd sI street keep on hand ne
qualities from Is upward Including silver pen an PEN
GU case and their prices retail will be found ON
supplied asa he sss snsses nsa: ISc
est prices
The "Richeiieu'' Diamond Pointed Gold Pens.
selling GSd Fsns from IS svaSs % Fulton street is now
ne As T J brought Ps o y which
in the city This Pen to be had place but % Fulton
The Married Womans Private Medical
edition. Fes Professor of Diseases
Th o s In .as work o
1 sss whether he @ssd Il
zsSs Co.. ' 81
Of the Fl Of 81 81 s 5 b s a.nd BY mail Gree
Officers OF the Army and Navy, and Sports
w find At s sdw ,aS c
life Pocket Dinner Sets, Dram Fasks Shaving Cases Re
Also just received splendid ladies' Purses
s City
Newspapers.-Yankee Blade.-Th,s widely
celebrated sheet has been removed from Gardiner Me-
Boston and having dcnned an entire dress with spen
Those who subject The blues counsel subscribe
that tomSl'iSs Ssssi %;%p s w s, rs Nn.
D. A. IUI1LE y W Agents, ITO NASSAU ST.
Liquid Hair Dye.-NO Equal.-The Improve
of isi6AIex inde Trcobsphe which
and elasticity of youths warranted neither 10 wash rub of
ali Rs sa ss aS
proprietor. since its 10 the public
with the the utmost confidence having no equal and as
perfect dye.
For by Rushton & Co. Broadway; Thomas and Max
WELL William street, Johnson Moore Taylor Maiden Lane:
and A. B. D. Sands New York and by the sole for
the United States X. q. A. WRIGHT,
jsGt Philadelphia
DIR. Woods Sarsaparilia aud Wild Cherry
Brrs-This celebrated compound, salutary in its effects
in all when administered for Dyspepsia Indigestion,
Hereditary humors and impurities of the Blood that many Of
mended it, aud openly acknowledged valuable
dicine discovered 1t truly valuable medicine
eecng an immense amount Of good in the relief of suffer-
ing humanity.
Sold Wholesale aud retail by Wyatt Ketchum. l2l Fulton
1872 Broadway druggists generally throughout
the United States Price 81 in large bottles. 81 cod
Dressing C0ses.-It has been the object of the
subscribers render these compact possible with
destroying the utility of the articles contained in them
how well they have succeeded travellers and public
generally nvired to call and examine The subscribers
offer them the cheapest and Dressing Cases
" ~ ~ q. SAUNDERS & SON. 1T Broadway.
Fine Cutlery.-The Subscribers' assortment
embraces possible variety pattern of PEN Pocket Desk
and Sporting Knife with large variety Of choice Razors,
which will be warranted to the purchaser Also Scissors
G. SAUNDERS & SON, 1T Broadway,
a few doors above Courtlandt
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Pcrxonal and Political.

John Quincy Adams arrived at his residence in
Quincy. on Saturday His health is said to be much
improved
Banie Webster arrived in Boston, from this city
Sunday morning.
Hezekiah willard Collector of the port of Providence
died In that city on Sunday last
Gen Tom Thumb arrived In Boston Sunday, in
the same train with the Hon. Daniel Webster.
II Is reported that the water to be let into the canal
from Joliet TO Du Page In about three weeks Substance
about eight miles IL is anticipated that the water will
be let in whole length Of the canal by the LIST Of No
vcmber Chicago Journal, I'd inst.