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NETWORK LEGIsLATURE.

SENATE ALBANY, Wednesday, July =.
Mr.. BEEKNAN reported fayorabiy on the bill 10 n
corporate the Academy u the Sacred Heart OF New
York and the bill passed
The bill authorizing the Secretary OF state 10 pur
chase for the several District Schools IN the State
WebStorS Dictionary was reported IN modified
shape. IL now allows the Secretary 10 make the
purchase wherever requested by the Trustees OF the
Districts 10 DO and he Is 10 notify the Trustees IN
every District that he Is 80 authorized. The Com
miitee agreed on thus bill a substitute.
Mr. LYON said i was not the name that was 10 be
sent abroad III all the School Districts, but II the
amount of learning.
been cast on the first emlgrants 10 this State, SAID
that TO country in Europe was more distinguished
for mtelhgencc for benevolent qualities, and for en-
eTgetic industry. II was the home for the men per-
secuted for opinions sake No country on earth
shows such spectacle Of industry as does Holland
There may be seen men striving for their daily
bread, tire sea high over their heads, cultivated
farms 20 feet below the sea-dykes may DC seen
there which they who repre- ented them dare not 10
see disturbed Tie penalty IS provided by nature
II would be death. II Is more efficient guard over
their fidelity than Is provided against delinquency by
our laws. In Holland may be seen the prosecution
of the great work OF draining twenty thousand
square miles and not so much fuss made about II as
We DO about the enlargement.
Nj CRoLlU> thanked HIS colleague for his able and
eloquent defense Of their common Dutch ancestry.
The bill incorporating the Union Wharf Co. was
read. but failed TO receive votes enough.
\ message from the Assembly was received with a
concurrent resolution providing for an adjournment
of the Legislature over from Thursday TIL Monday.
The Senate laid II on The table
Mr. BEEKNAS reported bills providing for rural
incorporation of Academies and High Schools-an
act IN relation to the powers and duties OF the state
Superintendent of Common Schools
Nr CARROLL introduced the following bills
The one half mill Tax LEVIED the property alt
people II shall for the years 1851 b. 50 aud d.
IL reduces quarter mil Tax and from and after the
wear mentioned the whole II SAID hall and quarter mill
Tax shsll cease TO he levied"
Mr.. UPHAM gave notice of bill making appropria-
tiers FOR Rochester University and Genesee col
lege -
On motion Of JOHNSON. Of Schenectady. the bill iot
providing for tolls the Erie and the Ogdensoursh
Railroad was referred 10 the Committee on Rail-
roads. .,
Senator Corr Of Livingston was added to the Ne
lect Commltee on the Congressional Dstric's.
A bill passed through the Committee for establish
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from her sphere and sought to be Europe. She

from her sphere and sought to be Europe She
has already taught Europe many things in the
sphere of Invention. and is destined to teach her
many more, and the fact tina, her Carriages are
condemned as too light and her Pianos as too
heavy, her Reaping Machines as "a cross be-
tween ,readmil and flying chariot &c &c.
by critics very specifically acquainted with their
uses, and who have barely glanced at them IN
passing, proves nothing but the rashncss and
hostility Of their coniemners. From such UNI
worthy disparagement appeal with confidence
10 the awards of the various JuricS appointed by
the Royal Commissioners They are compe-
tent they have made the requisite examina-
tons; they Uhough nearly all European and
majority Of them British) are honorable men,
and will render an impartial Judgment. That
judgment, firmly believe, will demonstrate that,
in proportion to the extent of its contributions,
no other country has sent moro articles to the
Exhibition by which the whole world may by in
structed and benefited, as our own America
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lilo, Weashef. and no News---Markets and
Stocks.

CORRESPONDENCE OF The Tribune.
PH!LApgLPHtA, Wednesday, July =
City nuiet: weather warm; news scarce,
and nothing at all worth recording stirring, ercep.
the fremen, who turned out strong to-day 10 rev.
The Duouesne FIRE Company, OF Pittsburgh, "hcl :.
having our city visit II order 70 participate Ia
Philadelphian celebration OF the Folrn; ..,.s ~
CorToy IS held firmly BAEK j. dull ana 80, 20 6at
Onercron have been Tepcr.ed 10. o. sys - Am AZ
far. ,od AZ sl3 per cord The FLOUR nsaIs' 49, o.
bbl Tor standard at which some ~.
erport hay. been made There y moisaa an and ertrs
CITY consumption at 81 25@i Is fr ~ zeT rites
trn5s as IN quality and fsncy brands - x.s.
leo bbs PYr Flour sold AZ - 81 cons t 81 wHy,y
., 20 III ~ hi GRAfs-Th-re = fsIl
Co.,, s. the demand binIted safes ~ 1ns so :.
~ Vtne az ar rsr bushe cSs basn pehnsy
% 80 CoRs = heavy saAes Vf S'VS Dush fei-
M "a ~: The demand hmllel In OATS no change
~" a. ~ prrs and PROVISIONS there Is nothing dong
uy.,yTbe drnand limited. We quote bbis al zis
pc md khds st 2s.c r.. ~, o, NH na.k N
q 80 Wilmington Railroad g. 9lf $500 spring c-tash
- al ic0 81 eco NorIStonn KR ., p 500 WI Hh -;
sSi -. Read RI, ~, a Harrisburg kR, ~! Chasa sno
Is canal Ic6 ieo Morris Canal, Is; IS Girard Bs lIt
10 o. Iss slac Leigh s. 81 Pennsylvania XIX i's'
81 lec State -. ~. legt 80.
scceSd Borrd 40 Cincinnati Is. sS % 60 Lehish
Int s5i s3s VII HR %. 9; 10 Penn Nm All "a IA OF
Cy, lts4, 92 UEiDn Cana. 10
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Jenny Lind a, SPRINGFIELD.

REPUBLICAN OFFICE, SPRINGFIELD, July =
Jenny Lind sang to crowded audience at the
First CONGREGATIONAL Church in this town, last even
ing Nothing could exceed the enthusiasm with
which she was received. She sang most OF her IA
yorite peces-"I know that my Redeemer hveih,"
"Casta Diva" Comm through the Rye" "Sweet
Home the Echo Song" and the Bird Song
The stage was fairly covered with wreaths and
bouquets.
There was large eood-natured crowd around
the church, who cheered her songs as warmly as
those inside.
She is now residing in the elegant private mansion
OF Jeremy Wuirf4. sh Inon House in How ard
ST. where she will remain during the week;
She Will sing III Northampton on Thursday night,
and in Hartford next week.
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...,ohlv. in reply 10 rresuo'
sbpsd "e ..st menaces at Dion, thar 'ns
could net be made to lessl ~ q Wherefore,
rrI 4. cannon at the Assembly ~ neace,"
rs IS e. .'ses Of France, deliberate IN Peaee, "a.
fgr'sen''n ,"s;cally in the same tram a nsu
Is I. to affirm that the Army ;ys ,' the People
ss,ht to use its bay0ne's a hseon.e of the Re-
s's !saId take up arms IN dsi0'',s 49,, ~ nest
sho 'n0u w s,;ck thrown into horne' ", ,;I
rbhe no S connection as this remark ci'
fsi cam. ..mD Of Order In the course =, ~, ,h,t
W. nd pmul,uous debate II CAM ~ 80 eide Of
s'l az, ps,,Suay dHillies, leader on inc st s,sa
Gen. Ds'ss S'..a in 1913 to take the prone''1
O's, of the troops fighting On we 81 I'm lime
s "asr IN the deplO'able street Conn ~. being
vs's' .,s excused on the ground Oh as re
Ihis vas .s.;vs As wei as General! "e
.sple, ons If Order having SAID al .nsy
a. a. and allowed their opponents y co. 70
sals hastily shut down the gate am ,,a trn,b
n'''e, -, discussion No matter; 'le ,'u'"
slH ne, formally proclaimed from 'ne i,ou",
,h.t No me has Da0'"' y >, a. 4, MN
ma 80 ,,n.n Be- sroag for hi" to % as " "'"'
s 49,. ~ after what human rulers may 80
fh''' no l''r ame. paramount obedience to the
every ma na, and cannot excuse his violation Oh
nS . ,aw Ir producing anorder to DO 50 from any
, a., :. or potentate whatever The f'ea''
.' srui,ful one, and France Is now poaaefins n.
HI'' ..,endcd divine worship to-day at NorkE
.A;.h SONS to me not only the finest
p..' In, the most imposing e1iiice IN Paris
Tss pantheon may we with it, perhaps, out 1t mas
!. -, ave a naked and ys.-up look 1t LACKS age,
~% s,,r;sbing. Besides these two, nearly all
SS Suhl;c bindings of Paris strike me as lacking
s ~. in proportion to their superficial dimen-
'eo. The Hotel de Vile tC,y eal) has a me
w. Ia, seems no taller while more extensive
a..'' or, New.York City Hall, which VIGOROUSLY
49,. .ro,her story. Even the Louvre, with
.,ls snace and rare position, which most OF
~ paris edifces want, seems deficient III night.
r., No,re Dame, on the contrary, towers proudly
IA gracefully, and have not seen Its general
.asc, surpassed. 1t reminded me OF "estmin'
80, Abbey. though it is less extensive. As
,l,ce Of worship it is infinitely superior to the
,hlev which has tn damp air and gloom OF
ar,,eon. IN each most unlike Notge Dame. !
,nst no American visits Paris without seeing
III. noble church, and on the Sabbath II posi-
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Ship Struck by Lightning, and Burnt 10 the
Waters Edge.

BOSTON, wednesday, July =.
The ship Frank Johnson, Capt. Brown, from lla-
vana 2ls, June bound to ST. Petersburg, put in here
today Capt Brown reports on the 2sth nv, in lat.
&c Az lon 10 80 he fell IN with the ship Sale Fearn,
of Bath, Capt. Charles Owen, twelve days from
New Orleans, for Liverpool having been struck by
lightning and set on fire She burnt to the water
edge before we left her took from her sl25,O00 IN
specie her officers. crew, and five passengers num-
bering in all twenty-seven persons. The Frank
johnson put in here short OF water and PROVISIONS
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Jenny-Lind at Utica.

UREA Wednesday, July2
Jenny Lind Will give her first and only Concert IN
this CITY on Wednesday evening next, July 9, IN the
Beecker-st. Baptist Church. Tickets are selling at
from So to 81.
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The Pennsylvania Whig Convention and the
Washington Republic-Mr. Webster a. the
Capital.
W.srrScrox Nednesd,v JuIv 8

The Republic Of this morning has an editorial on
the Pennsylvania Wing Convention thinks that the
resolutions open to no Just exception and cannot
see how men could be called on to speak more
strongly than the Wings of Pennsylvania have
spoken with regard to the Compromise and Presi-
dent Fillmore.
Nor does 1t consider their position weakened bythe
defeat of the Philadelphia resolutions.
Gen. Scott also replies to the lmputation OF hostl-
ty to the President and the compromise measures,
as he has on many occasions expressed himself en-
phaticay IN favor OF both
Hon. Daniel Webster returned to Washington last
night.
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Seizure OF q Free Negro.

BOSTON wednesday, July 2.
Capt Elisha Card, of the British brig Commerce.
writes from Portsmouth. Va. to New-Bedford, that
colored man named Johnson, on board his vessel had
been seized as slave and being without free papers,
was consigned to bondage.
Proof that he is a free man il is said Is abundant
The affair creates considerable excitement IN New
Bedford where Johnson has lived long time
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By Telegraph to the New-York Tribune.
From Washington.

WAsHINoToN Wednesday, July ,
The Talcott Court Martial has been occupei to-
day with the continuation Of the Secretary OF Wars
evidence which is merely an application of his for
mer testimony.
The President was this afternoon presented by the
Wesleyan Sunday School with an elegant copy Of
Hickey's Constitution.
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Markets ALBANY. July ?

Receipts since yesteTday-FL0UR, 5000 bblS :,
WHEAT, none CORN, 1900 bush. FLOUR is steady,
but there is not much doing the sales being limited
to 900 bbls at $id4 06 for strait State. and ~ a
is for pure Genesee. The market for CORN is
quiet and prices are easier sales $500 bush at 55c
for mixed Western. OATS are heavy 1000 bush
ordinary sold at 49,. Small sales OF Prison Wills
KY al 23.c.
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Markets. BUFFALO, JULY ?.

Receipts of the past u hOurs-FLoUR LOCO bbls !,
WHEAT 5 900 bush Corn $4,000 bush. The market
for FLOUR Is a shade irmer, but owing 10 the alb
sence of private ad ices buyers and sellers do not
meet. Prime OHIO WHEAT Is IN good demand at
previous rates The Areas news, as yet, has had
no effect upon the maTke, for CORN sales OF $4,000
bush at 44c for Western mixed. OATS are dull AZ
33c FREIGHTs are unchanged.
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Markets. -BALTMoRr. July 2.

The foreign news had favorable effect our
market Loco bbls Howard-st. FLOUR sold "a ~ l2i,
and GOO do City Mills at 81 is. OF Corn TIE sales
were AGO BUSH at Gee for white and 60c for yellow
MISS PORK Is $l2 so , and WHISKY 25c.
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Supposed INcENpIARIsM.-AbOut elght

SUPPOSED Observation-Disclosures eigh'
o'clock on Tuesday evening dwelling house No.
1876 Wa,erst.. vas discovered 10 be on FIRE ou' me
flames were sublued before much damage had been
effected. 4 woman named Ann Cook, who occupies
the attic of tie hiding taken INTO custody oy
officer Van Keur, on the charge OF having "ihuny
set fire to her apntments-from which the flames
first issued-and was yesterday morning brought BE-
fore Justice King or examination. One witness tes-
tiftd that he heard the accused threaten 10 hie le
nlace but on the other hand II appeared that thcre
) no fire hearth IN the ard the woman Is there
fore under The necessity OF placing her furnace "a
the floor for the purpose OF cookng IRON "h.ch
ANIMATION Of the ase was postponed until more cyl
deDce can be- procured.
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ADVERTISEMENT

The Glorious FoURTH.-When tired OF
the noise and hustle attendant upon the parade OF
the anniversary of our Nations BIRTH you can am'lse
yourself for an hour by looking al host OF curoSi-
ties in the chronological Cabinet at l3l Nassaas'''
and while resting can obtain professional examina-
ton from Mr. owLER, who, we understand, Is TO be
IN abundance ON that daX
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Tn, Legislature adjourned at ii O'Clock to-day
The House passed decided compromise resolutions
and in favor of the fugitive act, 10y ll3 to 80
The Senate twice postponed them indefinitely, once
before To-Day and again after the action OF the popu-
lar branch % the Legislature
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The Tehuantepec Party-Wreck of the Steam
shin Globe.
NEw-ORLEANs, Sal

NEw-ORLEANs, Saturday June IS.
The schooner Sears has arrived at this port from
Vera Cruz, with the remainder of the Tehuantepec
party.
The steamship Globe has been wrecked near Bra
EOS Santiago.
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Senator Seward-POstponement OF the Trial oil
the Michigan Central Railroad Conspirators.

BUFFALO, WtuHtSUdY, JUL! =
Senator Seward passed through town tins morning
on his way home
The trial of the Railroad consplrators at Detroit
mas been adjourned for one week, IN consequence OF
TIE illness of Juror.
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Brig Henry Edward Wrecked.

BosTON, Wednesday, July
The brig Henry Edward, bound from Boston TO
Port-au-Prnce struck on Grand Turk Island on the
afternoon of June II, and became total loss IN a
short time after. Most of her cargo was saved IN
damaged state.
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Superior Court. "WEDNESDAY, Juiv>
IN CHAMBERS.
Before Judge Oakley

HqJeas C0ryus.-Mary White, young
married woman. one OF those arrested two or three
in The Fourteenth Ward, was brought up on hdbeds
corpus for discharge. II was said she was fespec-
table woman, and on her way, at the time OF Denhs
arrested in the street yagrant, 10 the mouse VI
her sister. She discharged
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Saturday 1t is undoubtedly of the best exhibi-
ons OF the kind which has been offered to the p1o-
lie An hour each day for the remaining three days
will allow those who have not yet visited chance
of redeeming their lost time.
The FOURTH ON THE LAKEs.-Persons
leaving this City by the Erie Railroad this morning
Will arrive at Dunkirk in time to make delightful
Excursion on the Lake The KEY STONE STATE
will if sufficient number OF naSseneers offer 'e"'''"
upon Lake two or three days, visiting the most
interesting points. The ALABAMA Will leave Dun
kirk in the morning, make trip up the Lake, and
return in the evening. The CHARTER VIII leave IN
the morning, stop at Buffalo, and return the same
evening, afor,ing opportunity to visit Niagara
Falls and Buffalo.
~ The schr Edmond Corner, (yachD
Capt Robinson, arrived yesterday from Phlladel-
phia having on board the Minerva Association
that city, who have come here on pleasure ex-
cursion and Will remain for three or four days The
vessel is a neat but PLAIN and Quaker-lke craft She
Is living at anchor off the Battery
" \ telegraphic dispatch from W. I'll.
GRAHAM al Detroit. gives the gratifying assurance
that he is no; yet numbered among the departed
spirits
~ The Brooklyn City Guard, Capt
olney leave for Glen Cove this afternoon, FOR The
purpose Of performing camp duty. They will en-
camp as battalion of two companies, and remain IN
camp until Saturday.
~ The boarders at the Nurray-street
House. Oh Tuesday last, presented TO Nj BUTTS,
the proprietor, a magnificent American banner.
After the presentation ceremonies the company par
took of boun,lfl repast prepared by the recipient
of the flag.
The POSTAGE STAMPs.-We are request
ed bv the Postmaster TO state that the number OF
Three Cent Stamps supplied to this Office Is very Inn
ited. and that they will not therefore be sold IN
larger packages than 100 There have been 10000
sold during the last TWO days, and had the supply
been equal to the demand, probably 100000 could
have been disposed Of
NIBLo's.-H. Piaclde takes his benefit
this evening in Pam Pry. The worthy Manager,
Burton, personates the Inquisitlve and lnquirns
Paul Placide performs Coored Handy Young Les
ter, the elegant Comedian, who Is not generally
known to be an Americana plays Harry Stanley
The Comic Extravaganza of BomboSteS concludes
the performance
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M. BENNETT, 1876 Froni.s,.. two doors south of

FuItOn-st
J. B. PURDY, 81 Maiden-lane, up stairs
j. w. HOLBERTON, IS Maiden-lane.
J. G. & !. EDGE, at their Laboratory jersey CITY,
or the General Depot, IS Maiden-ane.
WILLIAM L. JONES, 1852 Sixth-av between Ele-
venth and Twelfth SITS.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.
TEE Lone ISLAND RAILROAD

TEE LoNG ISLAND RAILROAD An ordl-
nance mas been published by the Common Council
embodyng their final decision on TINS vexauous
question resclnds any privilege heretofore gwen
to the Company to use steam as locomotive power
through any part of the city, and ordans that the
cars shall not De drawn therein at quicker rate
than five miles an hour-that no freight shall De re-
ceived Or discharged at any place other tuin NE
depots and prohibits Sabbath travelling, except pc
fore o A VI and after 6 y NJ, under penalty OF
one hundred dollars for every violation OF any Oh
these pIoXlslCns.
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NEW-YORK UNIVERSITY.
XVIiith Annual Commencement.

The Eighteenth Annual Commencement
Of the New-York University celebrateda at Tnp-
Ter Hall Yesterday The house was nearly filled by
an attentive and Fashionable audience, and the exer
cises were Of an interesting character.
The procession, embracing the Council Faculties,
Students and invited guests moved from the univcr-
slty buildings at 81 O'Clock, and the exercises began
Al the Hall about 10 A, VI. and continued TIL p. NJ
A number Of distinguished clergymen and gentlemen
interested in the cause of Education present
upon the stage.
Prof c. S. HENRY, Dean OF the Faculty. and Chan
cellor pro tenn opened the proceedings with Prayer
The Orations were then delivered in the following
order
Latin sacta'ory AddEesses by Iac'0 B Moore Jr' San
English salua'oIy Addresses. BY Edward P Crane, New
Philosophical orat.on-f&e ncnsistsncy Of the Ancient
MoTass By Francs sm na. st. A N VI c
Oaion-Ihe Rulers Of the Land. by Austin Abbott, New
oa,,o,-Tbe Character and Genius of Goldsmith by Ed
win b Thompson New York Cry
oratOn-Tuumphs Of The Warrior ana Of tne r9Sopher'
Oraton-The Cularan Tendencies Of the Times by Tho
mas Patton Fas,'s cS; Penn p; Frederick
wightman, New York CITY. :, W.,
oraonTho GeIqs R & M'sn by Augustus E. King
Discussion BloomeTana, sy John B. Scott Jr, and VIM
Greenpor l.. l.
OranThe Advantages and Dangers of the Cultivation
of the Imagination, by Henry White, Jr, New foIk Ciy
Oraon-The World Of Thought by Albert zabriskie'
Paramus. Y. j.
and the Represented ny george
NJ. Van Derlp, New York CITY.
Oraon- Faith the Life Of Nations, by Jacob Moore,
Jr San Francisco Cal.
Compromises of the Constitution, with vale
.dcory Addresses, BY Henry d Noyes, Morstown' NJ
The LATIN SALUTAToRY and the VALEDlcTORY were
this year appointed by the Faculty as equal honors
Excused By special request.
The Addresses and OratOns were generally oil
great merit, though the common defect Of naudlbe
articulation was IN some instances too evident Two
of the parts were omitted by special request and
| among them discussion on the New Costume
| The Latin Sautatory Addresses were delivered by
! AR Jacob b. Moore Jr. in excellent style, and he
| was rewarded by shower of thirty boquets. The
| Grafton of Mr.. Augustus T.. King, on "The Genius
of Milton" also received with much favor. The
.sOld Age of the Scholar, was a sensible ana Wen
expressed production by Mr. Charles ). Webb The
speaker was honored with handsome wreath OF
flowers and an armiu Of boquets. The other Ora
tions were of relative degrees Of merit and generally
creditabe to their authors The final Grafton by MI
Moore and the Valedctory Addresses and Grafton
upon the I" Compromises of the Constitution, by
Mr. Henry d. Moves, were OF much excellence.
The Degree of Bachelor of Arts was conferred
| upon the Graduating Class, twenty-five in number,
| as follows
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CITY ITEMS.

The ACADEMY OF DEsIGN.-This fine
exhibition of the progress of native Art VIII close on
Saturday 1t is undoubtedly one of the best exhibi-
tons of the kind which has been offered to the pHb-
lie An hour each day for the remaining three days
Will allow those who have not yet visited II a chance
of redeeming their lost time.
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Marine Court. WEDNESDAY,. July 2.
}efOre Judge Lyme

Joseph r. Sduto agt. Geo. w. Brymner.
BY seaman OF the brig Frances against the mas.
ter, 10 recover damages for assault ana DatIery az
sea Judgment for plaintiff $50
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Treasury Notes.

WASHINGTON, Wednesday, June 2.
The amount of Treasury Notes outstanding IS
Sl79,lll
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Kgs1rckY.-Dr. George d. Blakey of

Logan. Z, leading Ioco-Yoco) is the Emancipation
c.raisa.e sor L,erten ant. Governor Cassius n.
CAV IS the candidate OF the sane party for Governor
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CouRr OF COMMON PLEAs.-ThIs Court
viii st next week for the taking OF inquess TO CON-
mence each day at II O'Clock.
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KrsrucKY.-Wm. Flanagan, Esq, Of
xy,nchcs,er - forced on account OF bal health 70
decline making TIE race ~ congress n the iN'h
District