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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-20

~ The annexed letter, Of which W
gave the Suasissce yesterday afternoon. va, ~
cciycd by Mes,T>. Bcc6ec & CO. Of Walls, fran,
oac OF tac leading house, IN san Francisco. ftwS
pua'ci ~ the efenInS papers yesterday az tAeY
Correspondence" is representation. arc probably
much more correct than. he newspaper accounts
SAY Francisco, Wednesday, MAY tslsH
since The date OF our las; csculaT there has neea
Destructive FIRE IN tbs CITY. Nearly al The gaois
which Mere on shore. ard The Buildings IN which
they were stored we're consumed. NEITHER iron nor
Hr.cN rc>l>.ci The confdgrat,On. and tcw isolated
stores n both eVrcmtCS 81 The CITY are al TcG3la
cd tle business, pslt OF san Francisco. L. 3, l!icult
% ascertain the amount Of merchandise whlch has
been iO>t We consider thaf IN bulk Il might have
amounted CD -ht ships cargoCS. h. even 4 it we've
ten the actual value landed would Rot IA oar op4alOn
have exceeded >NOtto % - ,tNunNN. We found Cuu
calculation the fact that almost al the buildings
which were burned were ShopS. lie contents ~
which are generally unpac Ned. and consequently
occupied much space In valuc ,hess stocks mlgh,
have ranged nom $4,000 % S3,o0 each some large
stores and Ere >tOrcShipS have been destroyed but
on The whole We CONSIDER That The merchandise
NIGH, be- replaced for A million o. dollars
The feet has been saved. Oh staple goods there Is
abundance IA she harbOr. and there actual
ciiy OF thing There has been no business done
SnCc the calamity. except % supply the daily wants
Of the population OF The city The steamers have
carried very LITTLE up ihC river. and 70 - no; easy ID
SAY how the market MAY open.
The town OF stockton has also been burned since
goods DESTROYED has been trdnc. and the large sums
represented having been lost by individuals, arises
from the high value which parties placid on wooden
and canvas houses. and which can now b. replaced
oa very moderate terms
Lumber - rising m price but IL i still a losing
article 20 the importer We have heant the S'ocA
estimated At sixteen millions OF feet. some OF this
lumber has been long hand, ana tear THAI the
quality of portions OF n may De dcteTlcrated. or
necessity, tins destruction OF merchandise
hancc The value OF what remains and what may DC
the way hther but Il has crippled the dealers IN
the meantime The mining population use three
tourhS OF the goods imported here Il does not sun
them 10 hold stocks OF anything and tins account
We think that 70 viii be mostly retail trade which
VIII De done here tins year although the amount OF
business viii be greater than m any former season
We may naturally expect that the prices 81 bulky
articles m general use Will advance Good rates are
gong for furniture, crockery, hollow-ware and TIM
ware, and We expect 20 see these attain 20 rs hlga
rates As have ulet since August. lSi9
We think there l. not much clothing OF dy-goods
I'M the harbor, and good prices may be- expected for
the next ten months. The iSt arrivals OF suitable
supplies which may De shipped by fast sailing yes
>ci> after receipt of the OF the burning nj san
Francisco viii pay very handsomely.
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DIED.

ON sunday June l5 AZ the resisence u = sr'ncH.
20 in Br,skign Mr.. DIHAH SPENCER aged - years
On Ibnr.sisy morning June -. MARGARET dabghier
~ kJr@aret and H. air David Nicholson, aged t"o years
arr T - sg n the family and those Of her uncles WIN
"A ,,ss Newman Respectfully invited 70 4iteno W
fIneraI thu Fudagl afternoon AZ l4~- "'N ~ ~
MulierfY-sf 4-- - g.. - V
Oh - "a e,ere illness Mr, POLLY C RBANk,
srsf 4 b. thus providence, iarze cfcie u hssas a..
negbbors have aimed eparanie loss me oecesd
~ rnisferIng angel snd b. these, - By hef Defeayed
.t and and children she vail be 0ufed Tor one u we
i',,safs.r and be,t hat have been taken AVA. - -
On THURSDAY June 70 sery suddenly Mr. "h hlbhf
IN the 69tL year II his age -.
ns funeral fora his late resIience III Avenue cosI u
ssreDth-sf on Fndav afternoon, Jane % AZ - cScA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-20

4rgps paws The following tribute TO The memory of
Tins only son of the senior editor of The Ersp'Rs
J0arpai
The deceased was young man whom 10 know
was 10 esteem a. well Tor IN ingenious and manly
qualities. his honest impulses and cOnnding attach
mcntS. As for ms mOhtruSlyc but sterling worth.
Few Young men had wider circle OF warm personal
friends and few still hope 10 pass through lie a.
hC did without leaving an enemy. In the military
CORPS of which he was an active mcmhcr-ln the
Young Mems Association, 10 whose interests he wn
Ievotcd-and m an enterprises of beneyolence IN
which he was ever ready TO aidhs loss will be Sln-
cerely felt and amented To HIS family % - A.
crushing as 10 Is rTcpartblo
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own. The regular payment is 80 per month and the
number Of subscribers is limited TO 100 The first So
cieiy VIII close on SATURDAY ZiSl INST Inc instru-
mcY1t> Will be furnished direct from several Ofthe
~cIiknown aud best manufactures in the city Sub
scrbers may choose their own instruments. The
method gives universal satisfaction. and cannot fail
N bccoroe the popular movement Of the day.
Books for Piano Company No ., will he opened on
Monday 2Sd ms.
Books for MelodeOn Company No. J. Will be open
cd on Monday 23d inst
Office 2s1 Broadway. Lafafge Building, room Nos.
JocELYs & WATSON.
GRAND Harrison Johnson.
cOored Yesterday arrested on a charge Of steal
ng $3S from Jacob Hudson, master ~ a schooner
yng IN the North River. Harrison admitted steal
ne - of fhc money, and was locked up for trial
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Ia Mes-r. ROW. Co. PRot iotNeL ". -, "a =,
Tl.o. b. fhai city ~ the ARRIVAL q The m'fha< ''H "
cars . p,,v
-T.-rr,, wrt,Rp and { y HAr'H are 'w ff'f
,..rts IN the sale Of Tie Inbnhs - r.,
~ 'Eo y DE- - .gryles sulsss li1-'fs fesllti4f
e IN DrvEy our agent % h'. .,. = ..
- \. , ~ 'i,,,-sr,sy FzEDosrA ard f.caity
81 IE' :, wgyElrz vii supply our fnead' N oLE's-
80 Posl ,ur isei 81 FAAL R L2 1 li AZ d
he Tribune s......f..s "a. T,,,...
IA NeyPort
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The Ocean steamers.

LIST OF STEAMERS FoR THE MONTH o. IUNs
Ala - From y Y june 10 For Liverpool
Plctc ... From \ June1i. For Liverpool
Narou ... l.-. From \ \ June u. For Charleston.
Fl0rda From V June ~ For savannah
Aueri,a ~ From Bost June2j For Liverpool
Rrg Ion1th.sn From Y June ~. For Chagres.
Humboldt - FROM June - For Hayre
crescent Cts. From June % For Chsges, Sc
Cherokee .-- From June - For th1grcs
All Letters and Newspaper hand for England Ireland
aud scotland sent BY the first steamer no matter u "has
line ,.., ,.--... i, -
must be- prepaid twenty cents single rate except of
those places required % be prepaid in iIli
Letters f0 the Continent II Europe Dy the tUNARD Linz
must be- prepaid FIVE single rate except % thSss
places required o. be- prepaid n fun
e.fef. y tie Hagre Line must BE- prep1f twentyfD1f
cents Der half ounce Inland Postage - be added eEcep, 70
Ecragers By either Line the Continent must De pro-
pad four cents each
Inland Postage must be- added on Letefs AMI sgaets
h. he Continent III Europe by the Hae aud Bremen Lanes
STEAMERS TO AKRIVE FROM EUROPE
NrAGARA--Sailed from Liverpool iyI New YORK, inr
ARQrio-Saied from Liverpool for New 1o,k, Jnnf II
EBROPA-S1lrd from Liverpool for Boston, June 10
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News from the South.

BALTIMORE, THURSDAY, June -.
The southern mail arrived tonight bu' The latest
d. still due.
The crops on Red River are suffering from ihe cat
worm.
Galveston dates 70 the 9th ms. are received.
The Colorado River rose suddenly ~ one night %
The extent Of 10 feet Tie crop, IL Texas are very
promising.
Tie L. : steamer Sa-aDac has arrived at Pen,a-
cola from Havana.
TIE Governor OF North Carolina has appointed
WIN. Eaton. AttOrney-Gcneral Of the state.
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,-1,, r. proof State Library Bill

Y The Fire Proof State Library .l Oh,
which had previously passed sSeaaae aqs Ie ire
oniy The Executve approval 70 become @s ~
nc secfed on The grounds the rear Of the Cap
,so snf i 10 cost sJ06oo The work OF erecting me
bI,idinr via OF course be commenced win az con
yen.enl dlspatchand no doubt WIZ pc cop. I'm
- ~. S,ecifed alterations for the accommodation
g,be LEGISLATURE within The Capital before me heh,
~ W. esssion No time should b. lost IN placing
the lADiaI} y l'N' fAlb Argls.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-20

7 IITIIEN OF NEW ORR NrNTE NEILtD
And THROWN INTO A MARYLAND pRtsoN By pri-
waite letter we learn that the 9TH 9Th of the pre-
sent month while the bark Zion. Capt. Reynolds, OF
tins port was laying IN The dock At Baltimore, the
cook was seized and dragged to prison. lie was
charged with being a fugitive slave Capt Reynolds
and the cOnsignec interested themselves IN the col
orcd mans behalf, and commended that he was not
fugitive Upon examination II appeared that the cook
dd nor answer the description Of the claimants, Ger
tam brand marks named IN the papers not being
found upon his person. lie was accordingly dis
charged upon condition that he wouldpay me COSTS ~
ms fGlse imprsonmcuf lie IL a free born citizen OF
Long Island. m New-NOrk state "llal COlumOla'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-20

C0IIECT OF NEw-JERsTY.-Ihe lOot.
commencement of tins venerable Institution viii hc
celebrated ai Princeton "Wednesday next. the 25th
INST The exercises BEGIN 40 . o'clocs. \. VI. on
Ttcs,la, afternoon. al O'Clock. the Grafton before
the Literary societies o. the College val be pro
nounceJ hy the Hon Abraham w Nenaole' OF NoTih
Carolina "a graduate OF The class o. 1919.
Al he annual commencement OF Dickinson Coz
leee af Carl,lc Pa. on The same day, the atfrr>>
before Tie Bellies LCttTe> Society VII oe Delivered
by Rev J +. Crane NJ, OF ias stale ana m tuc
rem Holden. A NJ, Of this clty. The number o. the
graduating class his year : L. .,..
VIM. X Mcdonald. ESQ- 0i ms cll, toimn '.H
Professor al Relies Letters IN Washington college
Pa, viii deliver The annual address before me LIE
nary Societies OF hat Institution at ne ConRe,'Sr
msnt on Tie cath OF September next. Newark N''
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Court of General Sessions THURSDAY I'nr 70.
Before the Rccouler md Al Hawes AMI Mler.


Forgery M tho 2d Uesree.-A lad named
Jerome Packard WIS t~ci for passing 4 comtCrfcit
$ bill Oh the Connecticut River Banking Co 10 y
{. Loz.er ot No. % SuloiA->t The fact Of h> hay-
ing passed The hih was clearly proven. ont no cyi-
dence was adduced 10 show that he aware OF rs
character tie was therefore acquitted
attempt # Brgiqg-Nm. Boyd WAS
tired for attempting 70 force an entrance INTO the
liquor store OF :. & Oster. cor Of Cedar and West
81. ON the night of the 9th Of June If was shown
that ne took down shutter and that the shutter was
not fastened a the time lie was looking through
the aperture caused by broken pane Of glass when
he was arrested by the Police The Jury under the
charge OF thc Court. convicted him of attempt
Comintt p"tt larceny and ~ the rcntcn-
tary for months
Plea Of GWIfV-Nalter jenkins and Ed.
Hyland pleaded guilt, to burglary IN the 81 degree
breaking into an Office IA Greenwlch-St few nights
since They were sentenced 70 the State Prison
jenkins for , years ana 4 months and Hylaud for
years Michael Murray and Sarah Jane smith, IN
dIcted for assault and battery with intent to commit
a rape on the person OF Mary Quinn. pleaded guilty
10 assault and battery Tie plea was accepted by
the Court and the prisoners we're sentenced 10 the
Penltenary for moAthS each
Adjourned for the day.
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Oh, ne,dsr J.ne ID. by Rey Th0m1, SKINNER, Mr
louis GUIILANDEw % Mss NAkYJANE MOORE.
on Weinrs8sy June "a by the Rev George NcII9s-
kew HYACINTHE LAMAkCHE Of New .folk, T. Enl-
~ & daughter VI Henry Francs Esg 81 Hartford, u
On Wetaesdae. June l8 az Tie Church u ne Ascsa
son by the Rev Dr. WhIteh0use. Mg CAsSitS DAh-
on THURSDAY June d. at 'he Second PreslIterlsn
Ci..-rcI Brook fvn br Rev J. ; Spencer. DID, EDGAk
WILLIAMS 10 ELIZA COOLEY sPELdAN, daushisr
of ! b sPELHAS, Esq al Of the above place Ies' q
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Court of Common Pleas rr,a>o,Y. June %


nt-IIE = = . lIl-N
D0r'd CofbcG' act DANIEL Tg'wg-r -
o. bond given os surety frr 4, r Dc Forrc,f. ore
Of company %, -, fitted hy w. C. .o- California ,u
Dec ISIS. with TIE uujCTs aDiias THAI NT & was
ID pay their expenses out, provide them "A I'D ATE
r7lS. md furnish them with provisions Tor wear
after ihsy got there they - give 'r L one half the
gold they procured. The bonds .tas.cu from CsCh OF
The 20. several Of which are IN >uli We're Tor $500
each ior faithful performance In defense % was
oOntented'iha' the undertaking Improbable and
the company broke mp 40 tie suggestion ii piunrA
agent. uh Inch was denied Verdict for plant SSt0
anl -rtnrr.f
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A Mysterious Case-Pr0bable Murder OF The
Captain of a Nessel-Arrest Of the Supposed
NUrderers.
ANNAroLi,, Tuesday June r..

CORRESPONDENCE of the Baltimore Clipper
ANNAroLis, TUESDAY June T..
Two negroes. hands on board the sch00n-
az Wasp of YeOcomicO were committed 70 lall tiu-
afternoon. under suspicious circumstances, WHICH,
AS Tar d, / have been able 20 ledrn, are as iOl ~
Ihe.Nasp leit your city yesterday afternoon a,
also ar0fher schooner. COMMANDED Dy capt spell
den. 81 Dorchester county Capt : says ne THINKS
De saw Whlte man Oh board the wasp YESTERDAY
after sailing This morning the strange cohduci OF
the negroes. and Tho incompetence OF me VINE
man. determined hmm % follow the wasp. "mch he
dId 20 TINS place, when he came ashore anu maze
known ms suspicion. 20 ,eferd Oi our ci,ihri'' ~
also tie custom house officer Jy whom The Wasp"ds
boarded and brought 20 the wharf, And the negrOe.
committed % Jall The negroes. when lnterOgdtel
1y persons before the vessel as DiOusm 10
he wharf, al one time stated tlat me captain Wa
SICK abCard-thfu. that De nAi gone nome SICK li
another vessel and then. that De was taken SICK
and they had carried hun back 10 Baltimore hhaLy'
each claimed 10 oe TIE captain go
According 20 the papcrs OF me wasp me Adine Dl
The Csutafn was Edwards or ElmOnds. II is feared
that they have killed him, a. what appears ~ De
blood y.4s discovered Oh 'Ae ak and % the cabin
hat vest and shiri. supposed 20 belong 20 me APP
IAN ,,ere also n the cabin A. an officer vas taking
r1er 10 iiiI one Of the negr0s told hlm tnai d" me
Captain snd tie other negro bad MUS last night
.,ten tie negro strutA TIE { ap-dla ne sop
rcd .hC.t and Observed '' ! cam teL You any more
The c.rcumetaDces are very suspicious. u me
Carta.n is alive. aul I'D Baltimore, u hoped mat
.
NAV re able 20 throw light on the subject. Capt
,pedden says that TIE vessel IS known 40 DOUBT -
NJ Tuvers. Oh LIgli-st- - mari
rAfcr lie letter Ot our coffespohdeAl "ds ia W.
10 ,.cer,l-red. on INQUIRY that the Wasp j. owned
fv 4 gentleman named Edwards or EdmO-ds- ol
Yeocomlco. AID that the name OF Der captain va
Ha.e,. % 10 was seen ia tlis ely on ho-4al hiDIl.
ing previous 20 her sailing Re bad peen iA ile ~
foT several days previous % Monday bit a. De ma
not been seen since and are assured o. I'M Oy
number Of persons who know him "ell mere = 80 10
doubt be .efi he.e ~ he wasp am = q ~ '-'l
murdered BY The legroe' oe'"c'" ''''
rrrrfrf-
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Connecticut Legislature

HARTFORD, Thursday, June 49,
In thc Senate this morning the most stringent Ii
quOr bill ever presented IN this State was passed
II provides for fines and Imprisonment for the sale
OF any quantity except for mechanical medical or
religious purposes.
The votes stood yeas l3 NAYS :
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Jenny Lind in Boston-Grea, Enthusiasm.

BOSTON, Thursday, june TT
Jenny Lind has been received here with the utmost
enthusiasm. fremont Temple was filled last night
with one OF the finest audiences Boston ever saw,
and the excitement equiled that Of her first visit
The tickets for tomorrow are all sold already very
few have been bought up by spectators. The wish
is very generally expressed that She may remain Il
month III loaSi IN this CITY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-20

NEw-ORLEANs. Saturday, June A.
Tie steamship Cherokee left here yesterday with
l23 passengers for New-York. The Winfield Scott
goes on Monday also, full Of passengers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-20

BOSTON, thursday, June ~
Al 81 meeting Of tho Democratic state COMMITTEE.
YESTERDAY. an elaborate report against the further
agitation of slavery and favor of sustaining the
Comuromlse measures was unanimously adopted.
The report was written and presented by Gen.
Cushing Chairman of the Executive Committee. II
was voted TO hold "A state Convention AT Worcester
IN. Wednesday, August 20
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Death by Drowning.

HARTFORD, Thursday, June 70.
Capt. Il. VI. WatOut. OF the steamer HOlyOkc, fell
overheard and was drowned opposite East Windsor
this afternoon, on the passage 70 Springfield His
body has been found and brought to this city.
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Markets ORLEANS, June d

The sales of CorToN on friday were 5000 bales, at
finn prices. strictly middlng quote at :. des1.
The weeks transactions have been $1,000 bales. The
receipts al the Southern ports are now 2oitO bales
ahead of last wear. FREIGHrS are duh al slot for
iiyerpo0l. STERLING EXCHANGE Is at lOt.
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Providence Murder-Firc.

PROYIDENCE, Thursday, juno u.
William Hmnegan, who murdered his wife on
Tuesday morning. by breaking her skull with an Ak,
Is still 40 large
two-stoTy building, occupied by Mr.. Pierce as
grocery store, was consumed by fire ~ 10 o'clock
last evening. Loss not ascertancd.
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The Litchncld County Tragedy.

HARTFORD, THURSDAY, June 10.
The cases before the Legislature for Communication
were tired last October Macasseth, the Indian, and
Calhoun viii be hung the latter part OF July.
BalcOmb's sentence Is committed, and he goes 70
tie state Prison for lie.
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Jenny Lind in Boston-Grcat Enthusiasm.


Jenny Lind has been received here with the utmost
enthusiasm. fremont Temple was filled last night
with one OF the finest audiences Boston ever saw,
and the excitement equaled that OF her first visit
The tickets for tomorrow all sold already very
few have been bought up by spectators. The wish
Is very generally expressed that she may remain
MONTH Al least IN this city.
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Us. Di,,rict Coar, rsvs.o,r rlr.ia


Alleged Cub0p Erpsfiror The counsel
for MeS,rS OSullivan. Lewis snd Slei>nser ap-
PEAKED The DI>t-Ict-AroDsy -ait the Ualled states
were ready 10 proceed 20 trial Ny Ogden Hoffman
vii probably assist hml 'lr Cutting for defense.
SAD they would move fo jusSh srre ~ ', counts in
the indictment. The matter hes oYrr - THURSDAY
neat
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Fire at Rochester.

ROCHESTER, Thursday, juno II
FIRE broke out last night in the drug store Of
MeSSrs Lynde & Osborne, situated on the corner of
Main and Pau-streetS II bid fair TO consume the
whole block known as the Blossom block. The dam
age confined to the drug store, which was fully
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Reward for Hannegan the Murderer.

PROVIDENCE, Thursday June 10
The Governor OF tins State has offered a rev ard Of
$500 for the arrest OF flanagan, the murderer.
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The Rc,cuc TrinI.-Ca.e Of Morris.

TOSTON, INurSuaN, Juno ~
Ili, morning, IN the l. : District Court. Judge
Sprague suggested, as the case of Morris could not
probably be completed at tins term, he would con-
iinuc II for trial at the next, which VIII begin on
VutSlay. 2iib lust.
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DRowNED.--William IL. Gleason, aged
y, and young nan named David French, aoonl 10
years old, were drowned on "Wednesday IN me Met'
nmack. jusi above the Central Railroad oridSe'-
Is supposed, a sudden aaw OF wind upset the boat
Manchester Dem.
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LAW COURTS.
Court Calendar THIS Du


SVPLRioR CoURT.-NoS ,, 425. i49. 3s9 Is iS3.
ID - -, .. ils, :. 40 AZ, 42S f2a 43) ass.
40 - 1872 2s2, So 1874 GAS go 3 2-6 3)5 20 s59
SUPHEsE CorRr.-Speciai Tcrm-Monday-N
IL =. c5 o., i, -, = = s. o. o. D. % 95 . -
Inc Co'f VII hot 81 to-dav-Specal Motion Cllcn-
Oar or SATURDAY
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Sudden Death of n Merchant

PITTSBURG, THURSDAY June 49,
Air w. G.. COmley, merchant, corner Of Wiley and
Chatham SITS fell down dead this afternoon
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Accidcnt ar launch.

NEWBURYPoRr, Thursday, June l9.
A. the Launch of the ship Racer. of NcN-( Ork,
Yesterday. from twenty to thirty persons were IN
Nred by the falling of a Scafod-none OF them Sc
nou>N
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The Court Of Appeals

ELNIRA, Thursday, June TO-
The argument Of case No. o has occupied the Court
all to-day. and It Is not yet closed.
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ASSEMBLY,

plfI> RrAp THIRD TIME AND PASSED UNLESS
OTHERWISE NOTED
To amend the Turnpike Road Law
An Act 10 Incorporate the broadway saving : III
stiiuiion IN the CITY OF Nev-loFk.
An Act 10 Incorporate the Asj ium tor fue"'ieSN
Bows in the City 81 New-fork
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POsT-OFFICE OPERATIONs.-Ih Post
master General has established the following ne"
Post Offices for the week ending June ~ 1871.
oO.a Cotutv iStute Postmaster
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san Francisco Firms not Burned out.

The Following IS a list Of the principal
firms IN san Francisco, unnjured by the confagra-
ton
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MARRIED.

On Tuesday june d. Mr.. ROBERT p FAkICk
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Markets BALTIMORE, June "a.
The sales of Iloward-s,. FLOUR to-day were 300