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liam Hogan The court ssntsness him . pay q IN. Of
vi rSi'1 "nc Thompson oo,or
ed) then placed at the bar for trial, indict
so 9th day
Hiram r. PEET sworn--On the 9th Of April last re-
csivsd sao iwent to bed that night With the money
ing discovered that my money had been stolen;
thought the prisoner had taken it, and went to look
for him company with two officers; found him in
the Bowery theatre searching him. we found Sc and
a silver watch in his pocket and $l9l in of his
boots; am satisfied it the same money lost
The examination of the prisoner then read con-
tanning confession of the theft and the jury without
doubt Of the fact rendered verdict Of guilty The
court then sentenced him to the State prison for the
Tia for Robbery in the First Des,ee-Patrick Nc
CURE Thomas Johnson, and Esther Shields indicted
for highway robbery in having on the 9Th day of May
kuocked down and robbed Charles Wakefield Of sic,
were then placed at the bar for trial.
CHARLES WAxrriELp--I met Esther Shields on the sth
of May, between breakfast and dinner, the Five
Points, she induced me to go into an alley with her
when out Johnson took hold Of and struck
at me twice. then tried Ito get away, when Mcclure
struck me they both together got me down. and took
my money from me; had $l6 the money was in a
brown pocket book the pocket book shown belongs
mel the prisoners now present are the same who as
sSutsd and robbed me gave the ni'y Genus
WM. TAYLOR sworn-l work along shore; am steve
dore and riggsr live in the same house that Esther
knock down and rob Mr. Wakefield After they robbed
him, they went into the house OF Esther Shields. |
know nothing more ABOUT IT,
Thomas OBnIEN, sworn-I am o policeman Of the
9th ward; arrested the prisoners the 9Th Of May
at No. 90 Cross street; found the pocket book on Es-
ther Shields she said belonged to her; she said she
had found under her bed in the merning she after
ward said she had had 1t for long time arrested the
men because they pointed out to me as the men
who had robbed Wakefield.
The then submitted, under charge Of the
court to the jury, who rendered verdict OF guilty
They then sentenced to the state prison for the
torn of ten years each.
Pleaded duily-Patrick Byrns pleaded guilty to an
assault and battery Thomas Gilchrst, the 10th
day Of April last Judgment suspended.
IriaL for keeping Disorderly House.-Mary Ster-
ling next placed at the bar, for trial ndict
ment for keeping dsorderly house at No ~ Roosevelt
street The testimony In this such as to prohi-
bit its publication The jury rendered verdict Of
guilty and the court sentenced her to the pententary
for three months The court then adjourned until to-
morrow morning
CouRr CALENDAR FOR ACKNOWLEDGING Court-No
H. and from No. down to 90. Superior Courf-42 65,
&c. g. g. g. 80 81, As 81 SO, 80. II, IA 80, 81 80
TO- "a, 81, 4s, 49, So 81. Common Pleas list Part
la, 81 H. is Is, IL, 49, I'd Part2, 49, 8, TO- II, IA,
Ia.
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News from Europe.

Three steamships are now on their way from
Europe; the Union, from Havre, with advices to
the 10th inst; the Sarah Sands, from Liverpool,
with accounts to the 18th; and the Caledonia,
also from Liverpool, with intelligence to the
10Th. These steamers are looked for with no
little anxiety by the present holders ofbreadstufls
If the favorable weather continued in England,
the next news may possibly throw the corn spe-
culators in this country into panic, and knock
down the price of -four to reasonable point
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c..rrpAs ros jvrr.-sunday, Goth, I'd amer Psnts-
S9d 81 MARY Magd de Psszs c.. "Wednesday 23d,
Vigil ST. Msrg't Of Scotland sem THURSDAY: Sasn "a
Nstiv OF st. John the Baptist, Oct Friday aStn ST.
VIM Abbot; Saturday, aoth' 3D. 'onn anu l~u'' Wv"
free school has been opened according to the Prop
Cafhoious in New Orleans by the Catholics ior coior
ed orphans 1t is directed by new society h ,O'"ea
there for the purpose of instructing poor orphans
The Rev Dr. Baird has been invited to the Presden-
CIV Of Jefferson College. at Canonsburgh Pa Rev Dr.
breckenridge having resigned He viii enter upon
the station at the next session AZ the
on the 9th inst there were % graduates
,Th. m Rev Bishop Hughes will administer the sa-
crament If confirmation in st. Josephs churcn THIS
morning at O'Clock, and will preach at loh O'Clock
mass -
The Rev DR.. Tying arrived safely at Havre In the
shin Argou after a passage Of nineteen days with
health and strength much recruited by the voyage
Ate, passing few days IN Paris ne 20 tSe state
health in ports the Mediterranean IL was qute
doubtful whether he could safely prosecute his journey
he left but If disappointed in this he will probably pass
this summer mostly in Switzerland and Germany, re-
turning by the way of England, and reaching home
the first Of September next.
CLERICAL CHANors-The Rev o. F. starkey, to St
Marks Church, Penn Yam, N. u the Rev. G. s. Put
nam to st. Pauls Church, Woodbury., Conn.,; the hev
the Rev c. w. Fitch, from Jackson, Urch to St James
Church, Pqua, Ohio; the Rev. Samuel A Clark, t.
ney from Marblehead. Mass, to Cambrdgeport, Mass.
the Rev E. F. Watson. from st. Mathews Church
jamestown, H. L., 10 Wakeneld, H. 1.
small communion cup and paten q baptismal bowl
the use Of seraphns and surplice, would be thank
fully received by the Rector Of the church Of the Holy
Martyrs, Military Hall, Bowery.
The funeral obsequies OF the Rev. Geo. Bucker, lat
Restor Of St. Georges Church. Flushing attende,
in the parish church, on Thursday, June 10TH at
o'clock A. M Nearly thirty of the clergy presen
in their robes together with very large congregation
consisting of the parshioners of St. Georges Church
the Sunday Schools attached to the the inhabi
tants Of the village Of Flushing and other persona
friends Of the deceased The funeral professions will
eight cergymen pail bearers formed at the rec
tory and proceeded to the church As the corpse
tered the church yard sentences read by tn
Rev Benjamin Haight, d. d. Professor of Pastors
Theology and Pulpit Eoquence in the General Theolo
vical Seminary
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Personal and Political.

The MARYLAND whig convention, which assembled at
Baltimore on the 18th inst nominated the candidate
Of its party for governor William T. Godborough, Esq,
Of Dorchester county.
Mr. Pakenham tho British Minister, arrived at Mon
treal Upper Canada last Saturday. his way to
Halifax.
The New Orleans Commercial Times, says =" The
subscription list to defray the expenses Of GABRIELLE in
his journey to the headquarters of General Taylor
whittier he proceeds to mould bust Of the gallant vete
ran, is now full"
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[Telegraphic correspondence Of Phila Bulletin ]

ITelograpbic correspondence OF Phila. BVlletin.J
PITTsBuRG June 10, l p. NJ
Flour is generally held to-day at So So without any
sales There AZ feet water in the channel. The
markets generally very unsettled, and quotations
merely nominal. Nothing doing in cotton. The wealth.
here has been very wet and continues which adds
to the dulncss of business The cold weather has pro-
duced the spectacle Of snow in the mountains
which passengers report very Deep and looking quite
wintry
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TIE L e G II A p &c.


tALBANY, June l9-P. NJ
Our -four market was very dull to-day, the highest
offer for Michigan and Genesee 81 so per barrel
but no sales of moment were made. Corn extreme
ly dull and only % cents offered for yellow. No sales
worth reporting transpired Provisions inactive
The receipts sduring the preceding twenty four hours
about follows, in round numbers Flour, 1000
bbls.; corn, 5000 bushels wheat 1900 do
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ThentricalS.

BowERY THEATRE" Ivanhoe, orr the Jews Daughter
ono of the most splendid dramatic spectacles pro-
duced at the Bowery theatre will be revived there to-
morrow evening. The magnificent scenery and Co.'S
tunes with which this drama originally produced
will Of be used this representation Of it, The
comedy of the Siamese Twins and the drama of the
Mysteries Of Paris" will be added to lvanhoe 1.-THE
three pieces forming programme the equal Of which
is not every day put forth in this city Miss c. Wemyss
will take a benefit on Tuesday evening
Herr Alexander closed his entertainments at Albany
on Friday evening last
MIR. Murdoch is playing at the Louisville theatre,
where the managers about to bring out the play Of
"Witchcraftn
Among the actors who returned creditors Of Mr.
Cacraft Miss Helen Faucit for f500 Charles Mat
thews f64; William Farren, ESQ; Vandeuhoff, f66;
Harrison, the singer f3i Webster the lessee Of the
Haymsrket, f25: Macready upwards Of fl5O; and the
Dramatic Authors Society, Sc, ESQ, and f22 To Mr.
Beale, Of Regent street, balance of 1850 connected
with the engagement of the Italians To the local par.
ties there is due to the printer of the theatre f2s7
to the mechanst $3.50 Many Of the standing corps
down for small sums from f6 to 81 los and Baker the
comedian EGO. By seven benefits fl9l9 realised,
and his private expenses moderate.
new drama, entitled " The DEVILS Mount,n was pro-
duced recently at the Queens Theatre, and well
received.
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the 10th inst, JOHN LrAHY, in

On Saturday merning the 10th inst JOHN LEAHY, in
tho 35th year of his age.
The friends and acquaintance Of his brother Patrick
Leahy, also OF his brothern-law Patrick Muvihill
respectfully invited TO attend his funeral from the resi-
dence of his brother 2S4 Stanton street. Of Can
non, on Sunday afternoon, at 4 o'clock.
On the 10th inst, OF consumption, GEORGE 0sTRAN-
DER In the 35th year Of his age
The relatives and frie2dsof the family respectfully
invited attend his funeral from the residence Of his
brother law, Thomas j. Noococks, 1872 Delaney st.,
Monday afternoon at O'Clock, without further In
vitation.
On Saturday, 10th inst. GEoRoE MoREIor, Druggist,
Of li3 Grand street, corner Of Elm, aged 81 years
His friends and acquaintances, and those OF his bro
ther Doctor Henry Moreton respectfully invited TO
attend his funeral from Sal Pearl street. on Monday the
2lst inst, at Al O'Clock, r. NJ
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Meeting OF the Senate.

We give in another column the proclamation
of Gov. Young for an extra session OF the Senate.
We mentioned yesterday the probability of such
a call. The session is to begin on Tuesday, the
Doth inst
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MONEY MARKET.
Saturday, June 1915 p. M.


Stocks improved again this morning. Canton went up
s; Long Island ~; Norwich and Worcester ~; Erie
Railroad u; Harlem III Stonngton q; Farmers Trust 4
At the second board Long Island advanced Z; Nor
wich and Worcester n; Harlem r.
The following the exports from this port for the
week ending ON the 18th inst
To Great Britain-Corn 22s, 800 bush; -four 70,sss
bbls meal II lS6 bbls; rice 200 terces beef 1873 bbls
pork ITO bbls; cheese 9270 bs rosn 1901 bbs ashes
80 bbls lard 27O7lllbs barley sl02 BUSH hams 4l6s5
lbs cotton 1897 bales spirits turpentine gals; wheat
50 05l bush; turpentine 366s bbs; beans 800 bush
TO France-Ashes, pots 542 bbls; wheat S36s9 BUSH
whaebone 81, O26 lbs; -four IL ,l99 bbls.
TO Spanish Vest in"iesmRice 1880 lbs; pork 80
TO st. Domingo-Flour $50 bbls lard 1873 lbs; dry
fish 1000 lbs meal 100 bbs rice s2se lbs cheese 1855
lbs; hams 729 lbs; beef AZ bbls; butter 1900 lbs
To British West Indies-Corn $40 bush; pork 1913
bbs; butter 4l49 lbs cheese 4349 lbs hams 500 lbs
400 bbs beef 10 bbls lard 49s lbs meal 225 bbs
rice 1918 lbs.
The amount received for tolls on all the New York
State canals during the second week in the month of
IL en-
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Married,
Died.

On the 18th inst, by the Rev Mr. Hedstrom, CHARLES
w. PoLMAN to Miss M J. TYBELL daughter Of Charles
Tybel, Captain Of the Navy, both Of Sweden.
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The following table shows the amount received for
tolls during the second week in june from the year ls4o
to ls47, inclusive and also the aggregate amount
ceved from the commencement Of navigation to the
I4th Of June, inclusive, during the same years -
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DIR. WOOps SNTBaparIIIa ma WIFI CheTry
Btters-This invaluable and efeeual remedy is exciting
the wonder all who make aud almost exclusive
" used for mpurty of the blood, dyspepsia constipation
indigest nervous weakness and female complaints
medicines its operations decided and energetic
those who ever try will use any other remedy Sold
1872 Broadway s Bsecker street, NJ Y Price ST. large bot
ties. for S. jl4 3teod
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New Books.
FULLER AND WAYLAND SLAvERy-Lewis Colby 100
Nassau street-This work has reached nth edition,
the best proof the world that has created interest
ALLEN Lucas OR THE sELr-MApE MAN-Lewis Col
BY 22 Nassau street This is the title of very inter-
esting story for young persons.
CoSsuMSrIox CuRABLE-A practical treatise on the
lungs to prove rSsns ussiss
advise every with weak or diseased lungs 10 read
this book.
TRrprrses OF Tom PErpEn.-Thls work can be had
complete, at Burgess & Stringer's, Long Bro g. &c.
TAYLoR's GOLD AND SILVER Com ExAMINER.-This
work ought to be in every mans hands.
CHAMBERS CYcLorEpIA OF ENGLISH LIrrRATvRE.-
No Of this excellent work Is out and be obtained
Of Burgess & stringer, and H. Long Bro, 81 Ann st
The EcLEcTic COMMENTARY ON THE Holy BIBLE; parts
10 and IL published. Shannon x Co., lls Nassau
street.
lent work, and that will meet with great
success IT is published monthly each number contain
ing several views, engraved in the best manner.
PAyNEs ILLUSTRATED LONDON, Part 6.-R. 8. Shan
non, lls Nassau street This number is in no way in
feror to any preceding one and that is saying great
deal The publisher has issued Nos ID and Ia OF
Paynes Univcrsum or Pictorial World, beautiful and
exceedingly valuable work
The Americas ARsHirEcr No. &c. M. Saxton, 206
broadway Mechanics and builders will find this work
deserving Of attepton.
FAscIHATfoS, on THE PHlLosorHr OF CHARMiScIBy
John b. Newman, NJ D--Fowler and Wells, l3l Mas
streetThis is extraordinary work Its theories
though not new are startling.
LIFE OF GENERAL TAYLoR-Lindsay and Backston
Philadelphia This work purports to be complete his
tory of the life and services OF General Taylor rom
birth to the battle OF buena VISA IL Will Aho Ieouy
sale.
C. Jun CAESARS COMMENTARY, by L: schmitz, and
published by Lea Blanchard, Philadelphia Ihs Work
| Ia designed as a text book for latin students
GRAHAM's MAGAziNE.-The July number OF TINS ex-
celIent and unrivaed monthly has been received we
find It's contents TO Of the choicest nature III en-
bcllished with capital likeness Of Gen. Taylor
| GoDEy's LApys BOOK for Juy.-An excellent NUMBER
| in every respect 49, A
capital pocket companion for travellers j. Dsturnel,
| 100 broadway. ~
tains views of Arnods headquarters at West Pont the
house where Arnold and Andre held their conference
view of the monument erected to John Paudng, and
| view of Harrisburg, Pc. II. Long Brother, No. 81
| Ann street. ,,-,, - .,,., :.
the much admired ballad, 6" never gave thee cause, the
sRowena Polka and the Patio Alto Triumphant March,
which last one is dedicated to the memory OF Major Ring
gold. - ..,.,,,,,,
cai Journal Is repubshed by Burgess, Stringer Co.
Among other matter II contains the results Of several
trials Of ether in alternating pain in surgical operations
| JosypH RusHBRoox, OR THE PoAcHER, by Captain
| Marryatt Burgess, Stringer Co., New York. This
| work will be read eagerly
| ANycporgs FROM ANCIENT HIsToRv.--O. Hutchinson,
81 fulton street. neat and entertaining little book
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SUFFERING IN PRINCE GEoRGEs'--A PUBLIC
MEETING.--A meeting of the citizens of Prince
Georges county Maryland is to be held in Upper Mar
boro Thursday, the LIST day of July next tor pur-
pose Of devisng to relieve the poor Of
the county In sections of the county the Marl
borough Gazette says the amount of suffering is very
great, and calls for Immediate relief The wealthy ct
iens OF these sections have given liberallybut
derstand that the scarcity of renders il almost Ina
possible TO supply those In want.
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At $40 bales Cuba at l51 2la l9 bales IA IN
The market continues brisk; a good number of small
sales have been effected Connecticut seedleaf tobacco
is scarce, and in good demand
TALLow-No change since last report
Northumberland
WHsKEy-Nomina at sac.
FREoHTs-There three to four rather small sized
foreign vessels taken up to-day for Ireland ut lid for
foreign vessel also engaged -four to Liverpool at
80 Sd To London foreign vessels demanded 81 3D. and
American a. To London 6 900 bushels of wheat, and
$500 barrels flour engaged by foreign vessel at
lid for the wheat and 3s I'd for the flour We heard
nothing new to the continent.
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Peace with Mexico would not be moro
gratifying the public than to know that rsG McKenzles
cheap Wholesale and retail Confectionery has removed from
No l4s William No 81 Fulton street Customers respect
fully invited. jIf At
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City Intelligence.

The WEATHER.--We were visited yesterday with
another rain storm, which lasted from III O'Clock A. NJ
during the day and up to late hour last night The
rain comes just now, very opportuney and Is cacua-
ted to do immense service to the country cheers the
farmers hearts
From EAsT.-We have again to thank Mr. Den.
mis-, Of the New Haven railroad, for Boston papers.
TIE LITTLE STREET SwEEPERs-We observed several
Of these little ladies yesterday active duty the
rious crossways in Broadway and elsewhere. They
picked up occasional cent from the passers by. We
trust the Common Council will make an appropriation
TO compensate these little street sweepers for their serv
ces in the absence Of decent corps Of street
gers.
MAD Doc.-A dog, who in defiance of the ordinance
had become rabid and was running at large without
muzze killed ut about O'Clock yesterday afternoon
In oath street the 4th avenue by some laborers
AccIDEST.-A young man, whose name
BILE to learn, house painter by trade, while engaged
in painting the I'd story window at No los Leonard
accidentally slipped his hold and fell from the window
to the pavement below, injuring himself severely that
but slight hopes entertained Of his recovery. He
was conveyed as soon possible to the City Hospital
DEATH nv DRorsy-The Coroner was called to hold
an inquest also at No asa Water street. the body Of
Susan Smith, native Of Connecticut, aged 81 years,
who came to her death by dropsy.
suIcIpE.Coroner Walters was called, yesterday, to
hold an inquest at No. 60 Orange street. the body Of
Bernard Slatterly native Of ireland, aged 10 years
who came to his death by jumping from wndow into
the yard In the rear OF the house in which he lived
distance OF 30 feet while aborng under delirium pro-
duced by fever. Verdict accordingly.
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| Important and valuable Medical Information
will found the fourth page long advertisement by
Dr. Ralph. The subject one which every should
| derstand.
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FOR SALE.

r,,.. " hEELlNG-Four desirable lots, which
n handsome square. being two ca Man -.
,.s h1et 81. There is on enc Of the front
aa-., hfek building This property viii
b. IL sl payment will be required In hand
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