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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-12

SyTEFET DEPARTMENT, No 4HALL OF RECORDS -s.sse
EPopoas will received ths Street Com nssOnes onoe
unu Saturday March H. 1881 O'Clock to.se sd smoys
the tbs norh SIDE OF Csn
tbs canal boat hs
Of Ia hH sunkan lotr betsoss lStk
and lh dag test vide through side
walks Of 18th and c. 10 dag feet vis
Though the uorther 7hst between Bj
nsg space wide through the ss~aks 3 s bstss-a
to and
shy Plans specifications all inf thseo be hsf
on ciers Of this Department jobs T.
nobEE s,y.at Con- miss,onsr -N.rh T. tsSt MT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-12

II PURSUANCE o. order Of u. TIE cguB sssv
hsrsoy al having esszs srss
JOHN BURDELI, ss q he CITY q Ns-f0rt, sses.s. - gs.
vo1chsrs As-s u TIE BE o8os
No ~ Broadway The CIV ~ sev Asfos us rvsa
y sx dsy % ner-Ds,st ss- 90 u Novr<
bar $50 uaTia~srWs HsRfgy suRDELL, ffsossS.
Is PURSUANCE Of an 0s ssfoxsts n s a
tS-w hsrsby gwen g. al p~fs"f- esTg csis
agsn.t CHARLES BULLCs. ss - NJ c Il rs- test -
esssed present he sh go-s-rs AeQ = - so ~.
A. Ia ofcs No ~ sesr1th % CT - Il-t % a.
e-ors ths Airt ss - se5 ss~ fofs nee
TOWARD syLLCs. Atnnu,ri'of.
iQf lawemw- va ths III aaa-r.t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-12

ET "THE WEEK" is the title Of work by
the author of" The Commandment with Promise
Illustrating the dOty of Sabbath keeping by an
animated narrative. 1t is embeIlished with neat
wood cats. llsmO. PIP 60. Robert Carter *
Brothers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-12

e,TATE or NEW. TORN Comptroller once Abssy Fsorsaf
p2l isl-In pursusncs Of the at entitled Al act Pre's
Tor strbuton fuads bed BY the Comptroller oeoe
Inc 70 hs creditors nsovet baaks and banks passt Apo %
.su.d by n follow ng n,osst Banks that te circulating no,e,
outtsnsg b ptssctes at this once os payat
thin months om th, ssd that OF sch efe aug
which shall b. presented wha the tine thvs Aeas
will ehsrgs clam unon ts lasos Of sAS
rarr IN onptrosr Tbs holders OF 'Ae noss
herein spsensd press itg tbe ssr 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-12

ENUMERATION NOTICE. PROPOSALS FOR OIL -PfoPo
will BE- received b. the Commissioner Of streets 4l lamps
At tis uhce No 3 New Cy Hal until o'clock r N sarrili
Marble which vii be received or tuphns Hs
Corporst5n OF the CITY Nsw YORK With 300 gallons Of spnns
stra pure Sperm oil Of tie Se quality, and allow cents per
gallon Samples must b sent % ms once
f Superintendent Ca No. is hsfcert on or
before FRIDAY Of March at O'Clock p NJ The est ea
will BE- opened by the AZ hrs OH on Monday h
It II ocook A. Be had At tue once o. Tie
Cor-nis.orsr HERMAN W. cHlLD3,
6r iot Commissioner OF Streets and Lamps
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-12
STREET DEPARTMENT. No. HALL or REcoKpa-

SSTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECoKpa-iue-
- he nocs hereby gwen that he following have ess.
nr..pt.d m the Aldermen Togfate Nth Ant is
as ro "a RIVER q Get euro snd gutter stone. sna
asg spscs fsh from Boomngias road TO ION
av Also the oowg aons To regulate grade ct cue ao
gutter stones Gag test ~ds Dist iiom Hassoa
Nhfehs - from TIE hfsi hit'ey
sats scoss 70 No IS aag dsyshs Bssers' from thsss
e Perry ats andEuef ad dag space se %
In 10 * sPacs fisst vide hfos
% where the sans are aot gov
10 saf hse paos teet
" De through 63 81 between ch snd 10 as I" $40 ne
oubrr sswak m nth feet OF th anJ 9ts
Az sue B,cadway 20 hag sp.cet les vice G aGb deSass
h Al between I'd Rutherford place Nets een io sas
ism ats on the westerly and tbs easte9 SIDE 10Th shi ~
s Al person. hs,Hg objections heso are
a. present ss the uuterxned, ~ he once, ca
before tie nth day Of March neIt -Feb - ol ....,
JOHN DoUohSNes'~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-12

SUPREME COURT-county Of ChsmuDg ss.-yohu W. WIS.
nsr William K Judson Bgssst Horace stewe kah oPfagus
Louisa his wfs-fo Hoe-ce So~siL Eig sPrAgus
ADD Mary Louisa h. wife hereby summoned aAd required
10 answer the complaint cto, which compliant Gsi
the Clerk of Chemung Couay on the 4ih lay Of
Mach 1901 and copy d Sour answer upon me- Al my
onics village Of Elma tbs County Of Chsmasg within
twenty the hereof eScle u tbs day such
service sad you a 20 the compliant ss aofead hs
plaintiffs will apply 70 the ur Tor the relief demanded ~ he com
IL annm VT JoHN W WILMER Plaintiff. Attorney.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-28

NEW LONDON. June D-sld sehr Consul. Adams. Phila-
NEW BEDFORD. 25-Arr schrs Oscar Jones. Kelly,
Baltimore; Meteor, Phiiadelphia.
INV HAVEN June 6Arr brig Velasco, Pope. 81 Croix;
sissp frarkln Giadwin NYork. Sid sioop Resolution,
PHILADELPHIA, June 25-Arr bark vests Finn, Bos
ton; schrs Thomas Fenner Nokeron do LonsdAe Baker
Providence; CaAe Endieott Norwich; Benz English,
Lyon. Maven Hand. Jane. York. steamer enobssot
Mary Jane, Dye, NYork. :
PROVIDENCE. June 2-Au schrs Maryy CrowelI. and
Ann Sm h. Darling Balti more; Cape May, Ross
zuma, Smith; Horton, Corson. snd Mckee, Wise.
Translation Hailock Rondout; Rhode Island. sturgis
York via Bristol; VIM Bowen, Kenney EYork. below,
schr Cellste Brewster from Rondout topsai schr with
lumber and fore and aft schr with lumber and
supposed coal laden Sid schrs Star Lake Lake.
Noble. Irelana Charles Cramer Townsend and Emporium
Pointer, Fowler, NYorl.
PLYMOUTH june 2i-Arr schrs Pres Harrison. and Gen
PORTLAND June e5-Arr brig Pinta, strout. Havana.
RICHMOND June 2-Sld schr Greenway Couch, NYork.
SAVANNAH, June 22-Arr bark 0ctavia, Collins, Port
land, Me; schr Arrowsc Boyington. NYork Cid brig
gusa Stone NYork Sid ships Sterling Henderson, Liver
pool Southport, Mccormick Boston; briggs Rush. Curtis
York; sehrs Sea GULL Bullock Havana Mary Jane, Per
SALEM june q (back dats)-Arr schr Grape Snow New
York; 18th, bark Catherine Stodder Coast of Africa last
from Cape Pslmas Sid schrs Waterloo. Philadelphia By
sTONiNGTON. June 24-Arr schr Exit Provncetown for
EYork sloop Lewis Falmouth for do.
WAREHAM, June 2-Sd scbrs Ed Franklin, and Notus,
philadelphia; Alexander N, and Franklin, FYork sioop
Pfndskt, DC.
WTSCAssET June 24-Arr schr Juno. NYork.
YARMOUTH, June 2l-Sd sohr Louisa. Hamblin, Phils-
delphia.
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Bsiks-osas lsv,l. orins Dublin. sehmlat X Bsiehsn;
TEN DaseS BoTessr 9Ssrs Soys Hssfss aa ThS
fc F S%s b sie Nile Ts:a. E.s
Ss sSs f'SS.a Ss
Ne, X buck co. -'-Ns'''
rs F9l rn S.i s;sss
aenss Head Duncan Piersan, 81 Martins W Elwell
seSrs1xs,aa:s. il,Sa. msibor Island GSier,y Emily
Jehnson ccie, baltimore, johnson Lowdeni Auakapas
Arrived.
My H nsRrS d pA ana lsnsSn s1S
hfEn On ne i.a int, LAT - lon y saw s.ss number
BARI EnsIsnt tsorl Olsen stsvsnSsr. Nor. Nay D in
Bari L1prss Eess ssaytss June "a with sugar. cedar
sss. &c On tie 25d Ia. s. 40 lon u 20 was in company
GsRSs g @ is Coca ca ki sss
' Tk FsSsl * az fro
frgsI asS molassss 70 Perkins \ Delan9.
70 merpns s:tssr on ne e,s n. % H lon e a
spshe brig Frsnhln q ProvnestOwn, with rs bbls - and
Bris Mechanic iof New orlesnsl Havana June H. with
sshI yio,ory tBr, spsetins Eeuthsr, days. With fruit
SIR scNsu Miller Galveston, Il days with cotton.
o6 e @s b' On i AZ os T. df{ ss
= s sS? gst Evil S E gs.iSss s, SsS day.
sssT 6 dTSisy phs.s aShss Ass.ns5s dA
Sir seI9oSr n; 'M. New Haven. '0'S'
fcLr Wnterville HAYES, New Haven. dAys.
Schr Pair View. Corhnm Der mis-. 2 days
Schr Saiier's DELIGHT, Burgess. Dennis, ; days.
Schr enington Poole, Gloucester , days.
Sthr Pavilion, Snsw Uarwich. Gays.
schr Cape Cod. kclle HArwich. sdsys.
sehr Eiifa Dome. Harwich. days.
Sehr stephen Waterman Nekerscn, Harwich 3dAyA
Schr Olson. Dome, Harwich, sdays,
Schr Atlsrtic Nirfsrern, salem. DAYS
Schf II Field, Poet. Boston, days.
sehr Convert, Bouit Boston, days bound 70 Albany
Schr oliver. Fuller RQs,on days, bound 20 Albany.
sohr Banner, Loyell Boston, days. bound 70 Albany
Sslr Albany Hedges Bcttcn. daye. bound 10 Albany
selr Thstis, Linnei Boston. days bound 70 Albany
Sohr Tribune Nicheron Boston, days bound to Albany
Schr Mariner, Nickerson, Boston dave.
schr Queen q the Care, Snow, Boston, adays
schr Empire State. Ildridge, Portsmouth,, ; days.
Sehr Susan, Russell, Nnutuoket.
Schr IAEunA, Keller Waidobor0, dsyr On the 2let
Boston Bsy. during tlow srrung bead q foremast.
Slcor Ornamert, Chretie, Fall River
Sloop Tearer, Bearse kAhtucket, ; days
Below.
Rark Nichael, from Cadir, April ~
An Italian trig from Rochelle.
A Echr, from, with fruit.
sailed.
shin Trumbuli. Smith, Lvsrpooli bsrk zdon, Brooks.
Wilmington.
JvSE 7-wipd AZ sunrsew, and very lights Al meridian,
n. sun cain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-28

We only give brief of the theatri-
cal performances of this evening. At the
BowrRY THEATRE-The amusements consist of Raj
faele, Luke the Laborern and Michael Erle' with
all the leading talent of this popular establishment
BRoADwAy THEATRr.-The performances for to- night
will consist of Shocking Events and Guy Manner.
ing y in which Miss Cushman will play her inimitable
character of Meg Merrilies.
NiBLo's GARpEN-Burton'se excellent company OF come.
dams will appear this evening in the fine old com. dy of
the School for scandal-Pacde Burton, Lester, and
Blake, in the leading parts.
NArosAL THEArRE-The performances here very
attractive. They commence with the Carpenter of
Rouenn followed by Perfection and will end with the
/" Wool Desler.n
BaouoHAM's LScEUM-The fine comedy Of the "Serious
Family" will commence the performances and will be
followed by Great Exhibition and viii end with The
Bloomers.n
B.RNrM's MrsruS.-Between Leon Javelli, Herr Cline
and the dramatic company, happy evening can be
passed here.
CnRisrY's MissTRFLs will give Of their excellent
vocal and inf trumental concerts this evening.
FELLOWS MINs1REIs-We tay to the admirers Of good
singing, Go and hear Collins in his beautiful ballads
CAs1LE GARDEN -Maretzek's splendid orchestra will
give musical entert ainment to morrow evening.
PARop CtSCINNATI THE first concert of Nam selle
Psrodi WAS given last night at Melodeon Hall The
tendance worthy Of the musical taste of city,
and the distinguished character Of the artists There
no artificial ventriloquism in Parodi but blending of
exquisite sounds, as harmonious the imperceptibe
unison Of colors In the rainbow the beautiful outpour
ing Of liquid notes in silver stream Of melody There Is
submity with sweetness scope which scales
the upper heights OF tie gaut with the cearness Of the
sky lark while in the tender touches Of simplicity she
awakens the finest feelings Of sympathy In a word she
has a the exquisite perfection Of scientific cultivation
combined with natural power compass brilliant and
richness, which places her without compeer in the
world OF song.-Cincinnatf Gazette jane ~.
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Dur philadelphia Correspondence.

PHILADELPHIA, June II, 1891
Post Office Clerk Charged nth Rob6ins the Mails Moyamsn-
sing Fi,emen-Charge Of Rape-FSre in Camden, &C.
Commissioner Ingraham has been nearly all day ex
an lining into charge Of Post Office robbery pending
against Edward d Yates lately clerk in the Post Office
Thomas P. shallcross the agent Of the Post Office De-
partment while examining the room of the defendant
yesterday, came a letter without envelope
which is claimed by Martin T. Harmstead, as having
been addressed to him by Maria Lamar married to
Thomas Buckley. The letter dated Tor onto Canada
West April Is, 1851, and OF several that
had miscarried from the quarter, and had
One containing $40 sent last fall did not to hand
The defendant generally assisted in casing the box
letters, and knew that Mr.. Harmstead in the
habit of receiving letters from Canada with money
rcttances he having conversed with him several times
about the letters that missed The plaintiff and
defendant connected by marriage their wives being
cousins. The defendant was much sgitated upon the
discovery Of the letter but attempted to explain 1t by
esyiDg that it from lady spondent Of his In
the examination Of Mr. Shacross the agent OF the
DsIsrtment he said that his attention to the Phla-
dclpha Post Office occasioned by the frequent
occurring there during the last two years, and
that he here, by especial direction Of the Depart
uent. on the 1lth instant
The Franklin Hose Company which, year since,
out of service by order OF the Court has taken the
eSd again under the appslation of the Fame Engine.
As the Moyamensing Hose Boys, their former deadly
opponents, aso in service, by special act OF
Legislature, il will be mercy If collision does not
occur the next time they meet
young girl named Frances Fields was last night
sjeed into disreputable house in Cherry street
Seventh street and outrage OF her perpeatad
by Edward Hunter and John Keller The accused
held in $1,000 each for n further hearing
very destructive FIRE occurred last night in Camden,
destroying the Dsocrat Office. with number of other
buildings 1t Is certain that the fire the work of
inoendisry well two others that have occurred
Curing the week The night before four
escaped from the Camden jail, during the fire.
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able to purchase favorable terms shortly The
operations confined to about 60 hhds Kentucky at
&C. lo1c; ~ do Mason county at 1lc 3l4 bales Ba-
raeoa part resold at 1ec SO do. boxes and pkgs
Ambaema, at l5c Ice; 96 bales Havana at Csc Zoe
II bags Havana scraps at De- in bond cases Florida
at lsc.; 10 do old Connecticut Ice and AZ bales new
crop fguarie on terms not ascertained
WINrs-Further sales Of % quarter casks sweet Ma
laga reported at 81 nc is do Port at a 81 IS
and is do. burgundy at AZ &c a Soc
WooL.-There WAS a moderate enquiry during the
week but sales quite light owing to the very high
rates at which clip held 1t will be observed BY
the corrected list Of prices which follows that domestic
remains unchanged while foreign has receded
The transactions Of the week chiefly on private
terms but the quotations annexed may be relied upon
viz:-American Saxony fleece, at As 4Sc per h.; Anne
rcan full blood merino at AZ 4ac dol American q and
Il merino, at 80 Ale do; American native and me
rno, at IS 3ec do superfne, pulled country at 80 a
Al do; No pulled country, at "a 36c do superfine,
pulled city, at sc SIC. dol No L. pulled city at So
34c do; Peruvian Washed at 20 35c do Valparaiso,
unwsshed at IL 13c. do; s. Am common washed,
at II 1Sc. do; s. Am Entire Rios washed at 20 &c
do s. Am. unwashed, at a 10c do; s. Am Cordova,
washed, at % 24c do g. Am. CordoYa, unwashed, at
II i3c do East India washed, at 20 Csc. do; Afri-
can, unwashed, at 10 1Sc do African washed Mt 20
% G. do Smyrna. unwasheo at IA tic. do; Smyrna,
washed, at "a 26c dol Mexican, unwashed, at IL a
he
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TeIexrnphie Marine Reports.

"a
Arrived-ship Chase, Liverpool, May q June 8 lat ~,
Ion 80 ship Mary clever from Liverpool for Boston
Bsrk Chas Thompton, NOrleans, Jupet
Bari Lenobia, hote, June Spoke 18th lat ~ ~ lon 70
~ ship Davenport, from Apalaehicola Tor Liverpool.
Bark Elm, Pliiadephia.
Brig Ambrosius Cottcnhurg. SPOKE June lat f30a Ion
d ~ ship Westmorel snd. from NOrleans for Liverpool
Brie Nancy Pratt Buenos Ayres Nay 10 while ~ anchcr
Point dus the 18th. With plot board parted
both chains In gale bo-e M Tor aad arr - Bucnos Ayre
18th where she supplied WITH cable and snchor BY the
Left bark Ceeanus. Boston Mh Dorothea from
York. d. dol Henry shelton for Boston IN or ~ days So
lonon Piper Do, 2dsys; Hays for Nfork or days.
briE Cronstad Cor Boston orc days Sutton, from Will
Briss BIov Galveston June Il Metamora Mobile 7th.
Brig Albert Perkins Port Grande Cape Dc Nerde May q
Lett whaling brig America Of kattsIoet whaling ship
Sylph, Fairhaven, spd bark Malta Holiness Hole sailed
tao days previous cruise thence for Fsya Saw, 18th
instant st co. los ~ 81 thip Vernon standing east
Rrie Foster. Philsdelphia.
1p,h la 10 In a. barb Ceorgiins jamaica. for ndon.
Scbrs n Baldwin, Savaunsh Sardine, DO via BAltlmorc
Mercy Tsyor RiChmorai Somervie, hleEandria; Juliet
hsrI croton. Wnnsm Henry, Austin, Bent so !
and Chsries Ifsiicck Roudout awrtnce Nop York.
CleartdBark Turk Cork hrirs Aecoto Lisure tArgenl
Bucnos Agree hlmira. savannah hlesia PhNad"lpi ~
go Caroline Hall Baticrei MARY snA Iodi'a tader
tnd Ricl mond rhHadeiphiei n ketts snd Hendrick
BaLrmohE June Y.
Nrp optsss. June ~.
Arriy.d-slirs Creole Ccrrsrlt srd :, charles. EYsr
kpWnuBrPoEr. June u.
NV BynvoRB Juns 2s
krrlytd-Sotr rttsn6ra NYors
Ssiled-sioop Argciique Amttofdam
Cear,5 Bari Iouss Eaton Cienfuer5s sshr mpapec.
PRovrnvScr gune e.
Autsasshr Planter Ch,rsssoa. 20 net. j. 30 Gull
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patby for euprt will act with energy in balancing the
coates Of Justice lie has officially announced that he
viii hear the parties against the Communication
Monday next should he be satisfied there mit
eating circumstances in the he viii order him hung
on Friday next.
The constitution of Maryland which goes in force
on the fourth Of July, declares that no shall be
imprisoned for debit consequently those now in jail
have notined the warden that they will demand their
discharge that morning The creditors the other
hand have notified the warden that they will hold him
responsible the amount their claims he discharges
them coptendng that another clause OF the consttu-
ton that nothing in shall effect debts pre-
viousy contracted. The prisoners have consequently
demanded wrts Of habeas corpus and Judge egrand has
consented to hold court the morning OF the fourth
for hearing the debtors also threatening to sue the
warden for false Imprisonment If he detains them.
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In,erestlng from ,he Rocky Mountains.
JHK SIOUX inDfANS-CHOLERA on TIE MIsSoU ri
RIVER. pTC Rrc.


lTrom the St Louis tMo) Union June %
We had the pleasure u meeting with Papin, who
Au.ric,p Vur CONAN, has inst reached this citv by
che steamer Duroc from the Missouri These gentlemen
len hort Pierre some four weeks .incc With sx Mackinao
oet loaded with robes and fur the 10th inst they
srstd IN safety NJ Beivue ~ which point they trans
frred Themselves and the cargoes a their boats 60 the
Buroc The freight quite large, and perhaps more
vausbe than any that hss come 70 hand for some
mouths
trite q Indiana during the winter and least
d0CO tell victims 20 t@e terrible seourges the cholera
end smsh poN The latter d,sease vas sti raging and
81 artd that u drefu influence would BE- extended
a. utler ribs During the ribulations felt by the
fortunate lndisps the traders untring in their
efforts 60 suord relief Biug well provided ~ the
rapy with medicine and vsccine matter they we're n
vsys prtTsIsd a. attend the afflicted and Wy Their
fNG aud atts non probably saved the lives Thousands
The more credulous q the Red men firmly q the
opinion that they the ntr ductnn IL the disease
into their country 70 the large California emigration
which has crossed the plains since 1872 The agents OF
fhe American Fur q, mpany hsve dome much. however
totsmove this erroneous impression from the minds a
ar further states that on the 25th ult While he
Va AZ the Zig Cheyenne near drand river be met the
sxpus r. which vas conveying d Mitchell invitation
a. the various tribes ssyblc Fort Larime ~ an
early dsJ This ext edition WIS going with great
Tar3dity which 4 In great measure 10 BE- attri ,uted H.
tbt facilities afforded by onore potte, the agent A.
lutt ierre. who furnished the most complete arrange
1oeut Tor carrying ont the plans Of the government IN
shis matter II was the general impression tbst the in
NatiOn would b. responded r. IN friendly manner by
- majority a. the tribes and uness the sickness con-
trses 70 prevail ercat numbers Of Indians will b pre-
e4nt at the Fort
The steamer 81. Ange met on the 10th nsa nj ny
che nuroc eone twenty miles above Bevue There had
srcady been scme sickness on the St Angc md there
Eve deaths from cholera and two others not
expected TO live The favorable change in the weather
lad however checked the 81 the disease and II
vss confidently hoped that there would b.
fay during the voyage
Itwnl b. Tecolected that the 81 Anre under char
Tor ~ the American Fur Company left here last week
fr eilov stone ehe took up large quantity ~ stores
FIR the different forts owned By the company. AM
nsrngt her passepgrr the Rev Fathers DE- Smedt
nHd Van Hoken, the Distinguished missionaries
THOR Uotton an Indian agent who \ passenger
On The nurcc len the beat u - Joseph
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.
STOCK SALES.


BcsroN June 2.-Brokers' BodTd-10 shares Boston and
Maine Railroad 1885 600 Reading Railroad sl2m, 2 100
do, bSd d 80 do. sl0d 27x 100 do Is 2e % Western
Railroad 1854 Wor and ash Railroad 49 2O Yer Cen.
Railroad boo 34a eos do, S5 35s 500 do b3d 1874;
$50 do sl2m 1871 Ogdenebur.h Railroad 81 Sya: 100
Do sSod s ITO o. ssod s7 90 DO. BIN So p do ssod.
lGh Is Rutland Railroad So; IS Augusta Water Power
Company IL Bank of Commerce, 1926 81 900 Sullivan
Commerce lo21z 500 Reading Railroad 2s3 ogdepstargh
40 d. bod, 3,zS 600 do b60d, IS 36a; 50 Edge worth
Company So Boston and Providence Railroad, % $685.
int op s5 49, 1000 do, b5wn. 49, 760 Penn. SIS 81 1900
Penn. 6s ios 90 Lehigh Int, sh $50 do &c. 5000 do,
Us Gs sSp iIs1i q shares Penn R Railroad; 4,;
do, 2Sss. Second Board-s2U0 y. 6s eS ii6fi 100
shares Reading Railroad, Pa no do 2sA: ~ Penn Rail-
ing Railroad, 2sz 200 do, 2sss.
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military Court Martial.

TRIAL OF BREvEr BRloADIER GENERAL TALcorr,
COLONEL AND CHIEF OF TIE BUREAU or ORDNANCE.
FOURTH DAVIS rRocEEDNcs.
The record Of yesterday read
DrGng the reading Of the record General Twiggs
taken quite ILL., owing to the heat and the crowded state
of the rocm The court took for Is minutes in
order that the General might recover sufficiently to allow
the trial to proct ed
Upon the ie assembling of the court the Judge Advo-
cate proceeded to read the correspondent which passed
betw. en- Colonel Huger and j. X. Anderson, Of Rich
mond The following question put TO Colonel Huger
QIs this letter, shown you, dated December 10,
1850, the one received by you from Mr. Anderson
Letter Of Anderson to Colonel H. read requesting that
he be allowed to execute the order given to Doctor
Car michael.
to be given il evidence by the Judge Advocate true
conies \. the orig nails.
Letter from Colonel II. to Anderson dated December
Is 1850 read States that he does not think there will
be any difficulty in his executing the order but that he
had better see General Talcott.
Letter from Colonel H. TO Anderson, dated January L.
1851 read States that he will send the gauge for the
shot AS soon as possible.
Letter from Col. Huger to Anderson dated January
III, read Requests him to send him some iron.
Letter from Anderson to Col Huger, dated January
Is ad States that he had received the ring gauges
Col uger here stated that he received letter eerly
in February enclosing bill Of lading for the hrst ship
ment of shot, and asking for his opinion OF them.
Letter from Col H. to Anderson dated February 10,
read States that he has no cylinder gauges and will
require 5000 sphercalcase shot instead Of shot; and
also speaks defects in the of the shot, and that
they had not yet been examined.
Letter from Anderson Col Huger, dated February,
1851 read States that he will send cylinder gauge,
and speaks Of the Of the defest in the
the shot.
Letter from Col H. to Anderson, dated February 10,
read States that he had examined the shot, and had
found many defects in them but that they pretty
fair sample.
Letter from Anderson to Col ii dated February IS,
read Sends bill of ladine for 1000 shot and that
he Is having the spherical shot patterns made
After the reading or the above letters General Wool
made motion that the court adjourn account Of the
apparently temporary illness Of General Twggs; which
motion carried member voting in the
tive except Gentle Twggs.
The Court then adjourned till tomorrow morning at
ansal