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'nEY JUSTICE HoaxsLowER pRoNOUScEs

'HlkF JUSTICE IlOkNBLo" Tx fhoNObN'sH
rnE FJGiTIYE SLAVE Law LNcONsTfrC rIOsAL.-We
are permitted % make the following extract from let
ter from Chef Justice HOmbO~er, 10 Senator haze
dated Newark. y J, April ., 1851
some where about the year 1880, fugitive slave
came before as upon d HaDeds Corpus, allowed BY
me. and ID, u was 4 few days before orr regular
term made retunlable ~ bar. On that OCCASION
when uo such excitement existed a. now preyailsJ
wrote an opinion. 20 the effect. that lst, Congress
lad 20 authority 10 egI.iaie Oh The subject second
ly whether Congress hal sucl power or not, no man
could ~ deprived Of taal by jury, when hls per
sOnal IDENTITY. hs age Als ownership u himself and
his obligation 20 serve another MS slave, we're ia
issue. The opinion was not read ~ me rom me
bench though the amount Of 70 orally stated by
me- because u became unnecessary, my associate
Justice uniting with me ~ opinion That tne hagls-
trate had no ngnt ~ commit me man ciaIh'.i a.
lave A. he 6ad done. 20 the custody Of the ShTlH
or safe Keeping until bis Muster came Tor him. our
ais not being built for the safe keeping Of any mans
Slaves. but fOr criminals only Toledo fOJ kepuo.
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4 cnnonxlA FoarrNr.-The Custom

\ CALIyoRNIA FoRTUNE-~Ihe Custom
House ~ San Francisco, which VA, Destroyed ~
me recent fre. was owned 3y NJ y. DAVIS, Who
rented Il 10 The GOgenmcI, iOr 5000 per month.
DAVIS vh0 l- a0w. or wds previous 20 DE IRE IN me
receipt OF over $50 40 per montn, went 20 California
AS cabin boz five years ag0.ant as inilcei - plf-
chase Tor thirteen dollars. the lot Of ground, upon
mart OF HhicAfhe Custom House stool Dul thonsh
30 little OF n, purchase TIA, he would NOT pay w
dollar. 20 have Tire deed recorded. Until iAe pfoFly
wa. producing hlm $1,000 per month. DAYS ,Al ~.
American father. and a kanaaa. " >and" 'A l'idid
mother -DOsl"i- ~
FATAL AFFRAY.-Ihe Ldm6erfclte u.
j. Dqr,-. state, thar Al alteration took p.a-e on
Tres.iay la,t between tao canal ooaImen ~ BRISTOL
,,hsn one of them struck the other Wlta cllo, am
shocked INN INTO the anal The dead ooif was
found the .ame night. ana the repuiei murderer ar
rested.
Fps.-The clock ease and looking glass
mandatory Of Boymgion Miller. Of Bristol.
Cgnn'. W, destroyed by IRE on 'he 7ih inst In
sured for 5000.
rV Hon. j. b. Reynolds of Clarksyiile,
Tenn. more generally known as Count Reynolds
Formerly & member Of Congress from Tcnae,See'
d,at b. GAINESVILLE on the lgta
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New MINERAL DISCOVERIES AT CcMsER-

The tultGH OF Friday ,ays
Within the last ten days both lead and plumOago
have been discovered in tn. county. BDia are re-
markaDy pure. 90 we can testify from specimens ia
oar possession but the extent Of Che deposit, has
NOT A. vet TRANSFERRED A. % remains secret with me
dlsCOycrer
1t Il worthy OF remar, that hitherto unknown
seam OF very pure hemauie iron ore ma, Deeh lguhn
near he surface ON me sO-ctlied preston OF ROM
n.y smash tract Of land belonging 90 the AstOr and
Washington Coal COmpanies. II varies ln tAlcanes,
from TWO feet SIX niche, 70 three feet ADoit =
thousand tun> mined on an adjoining iol' me miner 81
r,ot, ~ which is owned 5y Messrs Ford. Armstrong
and Pearcy. readily command, 81 ~ per On. deh'.
cred on The sDot The cost Of mining doe. not exceed
fifty cents per tun. ..... .,.t.
The remarkable uniformity and acely Ol lAe
.tr,flfcou of tins region induce tae belief tlds ,i'
liar drpo,tes ~ lead plumOago and iron exist I'D an
the coal lands Of the BASIN. Truly the mineral "et..h
of the Cumberland coal he.d is H. yet Dat lptf4eci
known
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The FLOOD The river, yesterday morn
fr2 aas q, 70 stand but during The day rose an inch
Il is. therefore. now only nine inches below the high
- POINT attained by the present food The leyee,
duraz rs entIre length. IS under water. and ali the
exposed localities N TIE extreme portions Of the city
arr completely submerged. The coats have been
ordered 10 land above Bltdle-st and the general
business Of the .eyse j. partially Suspended. with
6t.f lev exceptions the HhOe American bottom = a
sheet u water and the inhabitants have been com
PEELED 20 seek other aaG more genial quarters.
st Louis UnlOn, 10th.
THE COsDES MURDERERs.-ln Cecll 20
OH Saturday morning verdict Of guiity o, nflfvei
In the frsi degree Vas rendered against Nicaoias
Murphy one 81 the persons Implicated IN me Nosieh
murders THIS j. The third conviction OF n1faff IN
ihe fr.t aesree arising out Of this bloody affair one
more ca.e thai OF Roberts, remains TO 81 'fed IN
Kent Co. COur to-day man amer
~ 4 quarrel occurred between Mrs.
Mattprson and Ms Flynn al 81 LOUIS on me lith
ms which resulted IN the death Of the latter They
foth lived under the zane roof and jealousy "a sal
T. have been the cause ot TIE dg1cul!y
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ASSEMBLY,

Isl
By Nj A SMITH. the remonstrance of cltlzens
ChautauQue County against laying down the ono
guage for Tie Railroad now being constructed
through SAID county also petitions Do favor % com
pelng the said Railroad COmpanle, 20 use one OF
the guages now used 10 tn, state
Mr. DEWET. by consent. introduced Bill -h r.
latlOn % PaTtOus
By Nj ANrHoN. amemOral OF the owners ana agents
of vessels engaged ID the transportation OF pa,sel-
gers from the Continent II Europe, praying Tor the
appOininent of "a Committee 20 examine AMI repOf.
upon The abuses pracuced ~ the Once OF me Com
ulS>lOuerS OF Emigration. previous 70 the passage III
any oct oy The Legislature
Mr. DEWEY offered the following resolution
RsCfusd. That SPECIAL Commute 70 lfr- y -''vA-
M with power o. tuine INTO the condition D-tnr>s a-s
sud management Il To- Cpmui,,l -ners Il flkral ~
the fad, and trusts under Their charge, and ne Commute
hl e-t ~ he next session ef the l. ltnrr and ,t1
-ssr AID shall have power % sad Tor }rrs"s ana 'i-
psFs. Debated and tabled
THIRD READING Of BllL,-
An act % amend the Charter 0i The Emgrani In
du>tnal Savings Bank-passe1
act IL relation 20 mortgages Oh premises III .'lr
CITY oil NeH-York, taken by he COMMISSIONERS lot
luaniug Of certain monies o. me- | niied >lties-
passed.
Al act dec.ar4togy Of he act I'D relation 10 ilr r.
cor,Iiug OF VII, OF Rea Estate.
The exeInpliaca;ion Of judgment Records, &c
passed. -.-,..-
An act authorizing the Governor 10 procure copies
q the Reports Of Vie COur; OF Appeals TOR The plr-
rose of Exchange-laid upon the table
NoquorJm having voted, scfcfai Duls were al
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LITTER FROM Mr.. WEBsTER.-A Com

nlttee of the Young men OF Lowell having mvlIed
Mr. Webster ov letter to visit that ci;y a. h COVE
nleuce they have Tecen I'll al answer nom 'l"' gen
seman which lnumaies that ne VIII oe IN Aa>sfchu-
,eif> toward the last OF July, and that he Nil 'he
comply with their invitation
APPOINTMENTS BY THE GovERNoR AND
y-Voferfs-Seth R. Clock, Isllp Su.iols Co
Charles II Jones, Cold spring, Queens ueo,se
Wooiman, New-York, n place OF ) Il. Hel'll IT,
Tr,,s,e, nj Sequen's Fund -Inf Retreat ->aiillel
Groves. Wilham>burgh. Kings Co
BOLD RoBBERY.-The dwelling OF Nj
t,.-,ShoTr ~ Hamilton. Madison County, Was en-
tered some nights since and 500 taken from AZ AZ
lei IN he pocket OF his panialoons' ~nlcA "eIe NJ
Sleeping room The thief went thiousH s'i' ~ -
S.,tbouf arouslng the inmates, and pcISael ~ us
nSSehberateiy to the end carrying on pant.1o9ns
ant money 0olA tN}'N'
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Warrant, for Fugitive Slaves, ~.

UINI0N- I.-lll9 mo =
r is reported that persons m town 70 arrest tNo
l.eif4tts who are residing M Cnarle>towu
most daring and brutal rape WIS committed IN
Bangor. on Wednesday last on Tie person Of ICE
spectacle Young lady named Emelinr stafford The
miscreaut WAS named Bel jamu Rollins. lie has
been committed for trial
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The Americas letters are received and considered
nfayorable The Niagara news also reached MS,
and although rather encouraging the sales of orroN
changed COFFEE sells 1t 9H9ic. FLOUR is m Inn
tied demand POO bblS OHIO sold AZ 34jaSj. No
change 10 Corn 1000 bush OATS changed hands 40
SIZE Sales were made of 80 bbls unlnSpected Mess
PORK at d 95 while 500 bbs were sold at less. B,-
con Is rather Gmer Prime keg LARD lis l0.c and
WHI>KN lSNlStC.
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NEw-YORK LEGIsLATURE.
NTFI IlI 0fN0IUNI
SENATE ALBANY, Monday, June ,

SENATE ALBANY, Monday, June p
CANAL BILL.
The debate was resumed on the amendment max
ING Il obligatory upon the anal Board 20 pay per
day for ten hours work. This advocated A. only
a proper protection 10 the abOnng man, and securing
10 hlm his proper compensation. Il was assumed
that this proposition dldinOt come with good grace
from those who had opposed the bl by reslgnng 20
20 prevent rs passage. and not by cOntestlng 10 all
the while The amendment was lost
Mr.. STANTON proposed an additional section
No direct tx shan Dee ever be- levied mon he people 7
tins state e.her the pa neut " part o the prnc
la OF interest II the Canal revenue crrttcar- eel un
deg and By virtue VI tins act NJ for tAe payment or REIN
hurSsmeut II moneys borrowed uf received directly or
indirectly any source any manner AMI applied Oh
the rayenf 90 part Of hf sad lruc pal ana interest
but the whole 81 the sad npa and interest VI the sand
certificates shall BE- solely paid oui u me revenues u il'
Canals OF this State
Mr. CARROLL then offered the following additional
section
Aner the first # the certificates provided
f n tins act the half u levied upon the property u
the people OF tins state shall be- discontinued Lost
Mr. CARROLL then offered the following additional
section
Auv attempt on the art II contractor. uhc urract1
agent VI rnlH the public wur. % 10 perilrurd uu
der thr 4 ts act. % interfere with the l rn
o,meI: If political opinion and tie free EXERCISE II tle
right Il suffrage the part II any person ahorrs n me
public work AFORESAID, shall render VOID tne contract with
the State and forfeiture 10 All the ~0d thar may
have been done under the same Lost
Mr.. CURrl,s offered the following additional sec
nCu
This shall TAKE effect until D has been submitted
and approved hv Ortg VI the Eect1 voting y the
ue general election 90 he held this state II sail b.
M duty II the Secretary Of the state 90 prescribe the form
ii ballots . Boz voted ch election, and The manner OF
calyasslns and asCertaInlng the result
Pending ;he discussion Of tn, the senate TOOK
raep~S
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Ruy oxgg " A SrAGE.-Lawrence Nc

RUS oIEy " A STAGE.-LawreGce Nc
Avee. res iilr ~ tte corner OF Eight, -irs--s ana
the B.Oominc-ale-Ioad was run over on sunday az
tcrlOol a.; TIE corner Of tity-sereltl-s' by one VI
hoore's BloomHglae stages. and had bus leg ai'y
fractured lie was removed 10 the City Hospital
Re states that I the morning he AMI his v-tc rode ~
bill 90 pay for hs ride the fare was three shilling,
and the driver instead Of giving hIm one dollar amt
FIVE snlliIngs, gave nm out five smllngs soon after
getting cut he ciscOvcri tha mistake. AMI watched
for the return of the stage and ON IL coming up 10
hum he requested the driver 90 stop. Dlt The latter
whipped up ms horses and rode over hun.
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LANCASTER. Monday. June -
Tie Der yates 20 the Lancaster WhE Convention
anC stranger, APE arriving here from aI qsartJ'.
Tie Convention is 90 be- held lu tlr Courthouse. a
place altogether unsure' AMI wuca from tS LIMITS
Will exclude all outsiders
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PETERSBI RG. Va NOn1Iy, june %
During severe storm al NC~-OricanS on the 18Th.
house ON The track over the river was cap>Ici
and two persons were killed ~N or eighf other,
Mcrc wounded.
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SUPERIOR CoURr-Nos. ls9, - 4l9, 426 AZ, 4y5.
2s2 go 269 400. AL 442, 443 44i, 445 ~ 44s ~
450 45l 49, 45s 454 ass 40 ij asa, 400, i6l i62.
463 464 465 AGO 467 So, 400 40. Al, 49, 49, ~
SUPREME CoURr.-Speclal Term.-N0> o., H. w.
81 %. 90. rs. ~. 100 l0l, lO2 1903, lO5, 100
[ : DISTRICT CoURr.-Nos. p. 81, 3d. 30 81 81
IA 4
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DIsoRDERLY C0NDUCr-'Two women
named Ellen Duunovan and Margaret Purcell were
arrested on SUNDAY Iighi fO1 4uaTre.lug ana fighting
A pitcher a. thrown by the s1rmer, which ,trIcN
child cd Margaret Purcell ~ she face auc In1el n
badly. TIE child was sent - the Hospital. AMI Che
women were l5cket un by Justice Osborne
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B,LrvoRE. MONDAY. June D.
William PuCklev Nhvtc was tonight u0mi0a'ct
as -hc Opposition Candidate l1r Congress lo- the
Fourth District Of MARYLAND
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The Mn.hington Monument. Nc.

WA~HINGTON, MOn1IV, Juno q
The managers Of the Washington National Monu-
ment Association VIII meet al the Monument on fhe
All of july go receive the delegation with The block
presented by the sons of Temperance Of PcnnSy.va
MA. The managers request that collections De made
for tie monument throughout the Jnon oufhc ith OF
July
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Mississippi Southern Right, Convention.

CHARLESTON, Monday June %
The Southern Rights Convention OF Mississippi
met al jackson ON the 10Th and nominated Gen
Qutman as their candidate for Governor
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

\ 4 J..
course Of being instituted with view 70 inquire INTO
the conduct Of two OF the police Of hi, city, who
morning last week pursued Two gentlemen who had
been quietly on their way h9me, and arrested them
on The public streets on charge of Jprstry One
fthe gentlemen 81. fhe ~ .Cr al- proprietor OF re-
spectacle weekly journal published 70 New-York.
and the other Is stepson of h,s both residing at
present m Brooklyn The Police after finding out
their mistake. wanted 90 have both gentlemen leave
but were compelled themselves TO 90 the station
Hou,e and loieerercomp.snt where ON arriving.
the only excuse LEY could give Was, tha, The arrest
was made because the editor d" ,r1rf ID Uhite hat"
complaint was offered before the Mayor. who told
the gentlemen that the better 70 pursue was
10 bring an action for " false Imprisonment full
and searching Investigation viii take place, as the
whole matter Will be thoroughly prosecuted
REWARD FOR INcENDMRIEs. At the
meeting fthe Common Council last evening. 70 was
resolved thai the Mayor be authorized 10 offer re-
ward OF $3.50 for the detection. arrest and conviction
Of any mcondiary. THIS step deemed necessary in
consequence of the numerous fires which have re-
Gently occurred IN tins city. originating almost ln-
vauaby in sheds or stables
QUARTERLY REPoRrs-A resolution was
adopted by the Common Council last evening requr-
inp the ch.ef of Police 10 report quarterly the mum
Der of persons arrested and the onenses for which
SUCH arrests were maui.
REMEMBERING HUDsON-AyENUE.--A re-
solution directing me re-huhptfms Oh lin> uloIouSh-
fare from the East River to NaSSau-,f has been
IL a., .,,, c,,,l
"'"p''" ~ INV o''''''" YUM
~, r--,, .....
APPROPRAIlONS.-l ne sum % 0JVu was
.,nproprated 10 the benefit of the Widows and Or
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EarlY Cotton rrom Tc1a..

NEW-ORLEAN,, Thursday. june 49,
\ cotton boil, fully matured. was received here To-
day from the RIO Gande. This is the FIRST boil hat
has made MS appearance ln our city tins season.
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me tauti blll.
Mr. CROOK moved to ada the following section
II shah be- The dGt, Httac CONTROLLER and tIr Az not
General mmetaff after tnc rnal passage 'f tin 1tf '
make tnd settle >rcn manner % enable Che
Count ut Appeals determine whether me sand tct
part thereof repuguanf tt the Constitution 0t t, state.
and flf sad Afuuf. rnrInl >tl place Zoe >1n case nl
the Ca'titrrf fr said Court ot Appt Is Or argument
tnt preset utNt succeeding term fueru d. ant >l ease
SHAH have puuUf all other causes and bushes, p"Hl
>ad CuuI. Tue sad Controller is AcI'h' hutl"nb't
EMPLOY counsel h, discreet 20 assist hl ia flr >cl-
tlemcut q ,ad Court IT Anpra, tn, ae shall n iiNe
oi'ct unt 'hc 'o hal Dec ,ln q SAID '.ii ~ Appeals 90
fhc o. Nt made I- ~ Irt>..t
Lost. and the Bill was reported 20 thc senate
The senate chem considered the nl.l 1paroprlUiug
one hundred thousand dollar, e thc rebuilding amt
enlargement of the lock on thc OSwcgo Canal and
passed % through me COMMITTEE A,o. The oill
making am appropriation to the Oneida River ln-
proycment The Senate then proceeded io CONSIDER
the hil appropranng four hundred thousand dollars
tor the enlargement of the O>wcgo Canal
Mr. GEppF, sand ;hc O>Nego Canal was bult toI a
less sum than ne estimates 10y the EneWter II was
one az the few state works of which tins could oe
sand
II is proposed io borrow th, money ON what Is
called ttc mn Hon clause M the Constitution.
Mr MORGAN~. as Chairman OF the Committee on
Finance was miCUOgatcd a, % what amount had
already been borrowed. Mr. MoRGAN> replied thai
only two sums of htty thOuSand-the sums whi0h
were appropriated 20 the payment OF expenses M
CURED m CNcaNafing the Albany BASIN. One huud-
red and eghiy thousand had been borrowed under
Tins power
The bill passed through The Committee. The sen
ate rs sui 100 session.
p ; The Canal Bill was ordered to a third read
ing. and the senate adl ourued no .. o'clock.
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THE SPECIAL SESSION The Board
Aldermen did no, meet yesterday afternoon, as was
anticipated. There an ntorpal!ty IN the call.
IL Was understood that JACOB Dsp0E would be nom
mated by the Mayor Tor the Office of Commissioned
of Streets and Lamps
II Competition on the North River
has reduced the rates OF passage 70 Albany amoS;
nothing Two of the finest steamers on the rlyer are
taking passengers TO Albany for twenty-five cents
The day boats take passengers 10 Pokeep>.e for
fiy cents and there are TWO boats running 20 sing
Sng-onc charging >iN-and-a-quuter, and the other
Meye.anj.a-half cents for the passage.
u Governor Hunt has granted a respite
10 Aaron b. S,ookey who Was sentenced 20 De exc
eu,ed on Friday next. The execution OF the sen
,ence postponed until the l9,h day oi September
~ \ boat race took place Yesterday,
IRON Green Point around; the upper buoy and back,
Between William Durkee and John Smith. The race
was Fo~ed with souls and was Won by DurAee,
VINO came IN three hundred yards aheat OF his COM
peutor
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By Telegraph 10 the New-York Tribune

So-'serr As9nsfc Tcisgrzp. or c5--- II EIs5r>r an
Be0rrr g'-rsfg
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The receipts since Saturday have hecu-FLouR,
900 bbls WHEAT, & 900 bush Corn, 100 BUSH
l2a4 Is for pure Genesec and 5 u3 81 for Mlch-
gan. Prime WHEAT Is M request for milling pur-
poses 5000 bush sold al Us Tor GeneSee. CORN IS
firm and m good demand sales $1,000 bush 40 sac
Tor Western mixed. and 56ic for round yellow.
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THE LA FAYErrE FrsILIERS Al ALBANY.

THE LA FAYErIE FUsILIERS Al ALBANY.
The La Faycttc FusiherS leit tins CITY ON trda>
morning on the steamboat REINDEER, ior Albany
They arrived at the latter place about O'CLOCK ana
We're received al the wharfby the Albany Rcpuohcah
ARTILLERY Capt Fredcndau They were escorted To
the City Hall, when Recorder Wright ON oth"' OF
he CITY Authorities, bid them cordial "ecome'
In the evening they visited the Ihed'er oy >peciai
invitation and at midnight they >eTenaded Governor
Hunt Al ms residence The Governor acknowledged
The honor M bret address and ne company re-
paired 10 the quarters provided tor them On Satur-
day morning. after beng reviewed oy the Governor
IN mont OF The state House, they visited Troy where
they were received by the Troy Republican, Guards
Who escorted the FuSherS 10 the STATE Arsenal al
WaeNhet. where they were received oy the Com
nandant and h> staff
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Markets BUFFALO. June g.

The receipts of the past - hours have been
FLOUR. 10000 bbls WHEAT. 2l.O00 bush Corn, lO0,-
OOObu,h The market for FLOUR Is dun and unset
tied. Holders IN consequence of tine steamers
news, are asking higher prices but buye.s "lll not
concede 10 the domand-Salcs of 900 bbls az IS a.
3 81 for Michigan WHEAT D., IA iar milling demand
for prme-jOOO bush Ohio sold at BE. CORN is m
good request at better prceS-seS of 10000 bush al
i3c for mixed Western. OATS are steady a. 3jc o.
Flour FRBlGHrs 20 Albany are i6c, and Corn Zoe
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,rrupr ro TAKE LlrE.-James d.

ATTEMPT TO TAKE LlFE'-Jd 'l'sS - =,
- an ,,cd man, who states that he has r.
>,GeI Tor he past forty years al No III Lo'f ,,5
WIS arrested Yesterday afternoon, ., H. Hi ~ NJ
V,, ~ cSTisie-s, with intent TO take ms ;iie
e Isai>o charged with assaung Michael LsyI ,H
re,,Jdns al III Mott.St, whom he saopet n "a "a
face With knife DAVID RUSSELL 1 CitIS sty that
~ un,, m,t ball through Williams me oT'S.h
Of the diBcny did no, tranSp.Te before 'HSoT vs.
bo-rc ,,Lo comm tied VSnhorn 10 prison ''' eA''''
natlQn.
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Market, BALTIMORE. June %

Markets BALTIMORE, June %
Sales were made of 300 BIOL, lioWard-st. Flour a.
4 70 White CORN Is 6OG6lc, and yellow jyc
Markets .--- BALTIMORE. June p.
The ArctIcs news causes more frmne>> m Bread
STUBS, and holders are asking higher prices.
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LAUNCHES DAY.-The workmen could
ror move the clipper ship Hornet on Saturday, 50 Ina
she could not bee launched rs announced The launch
will take place tins afternoon between and Go'cOch
AT The same time a steamer built for The New
York and Virginia Steamship Company viii be-
launched from the yard 81 Mossrs. Westerselt & Nc
Kay She Is beautiful vessel, and has been con-
s,nictcd under the superintendent Of Capt. skddy.
She Is 30 feet II length - feet breadth Of beam and
% feet depth OF hold. Her machinery is beng made
Al the Morgan Iron Works
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ACCIDENTALLY DRowNED.-A lad named

\
Kane wears of age residing With ms parents al sly
Wafer->i while fishing on sunday afternoon al me
foot OF Beekman->t. L K. accidentally fell on me
pier INTO the River and was drowned before Nd could
reach hm. HIS body was recovered Yesterday Al'eI
NON nv erappllng. on Which the Coroner held IN M
quest ,. .,.., ,.,.
Ellen WEIGH, an Irish woman, residing Il me cor
ner OF Greenwich and Watts SIS fcA mo the NORM
RIVER al the foot of Warcn->t on sunday evening,
,n5 a> drowned before assistance could De rendered
her She was about 40 years of age ana mas lei t"o
orphan children. Her body Was recovered yesterday
afternoon and the Coroner nel0 an inquest upon III.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-24

I ELL UII OF \ " INDON.-N HIut OOV
about FIVE years old. of Michael Handlan IN Bal
uc-st during the temporary absence of ms mother
Yesterday afternoon, fell from the third story Windo"
INTO the ward below HIS descent was broken by an
intervening shed. from which he rolled upon the
ground, and 10 which circumstance tine preservation
OF ms hie may be attributed. He was, fortunately,
but slightly injured.