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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-28
Judge Aliens speech.

The Washington Globe Of last Saturday, which
the remarks Of fudge Allen on Friday last, in Com
1nittee of the Whole, of the House Of Representa-
aives, upon the bill providing the mode of payment
'of the next iRstalment of the Mexican IndemRity-
Like all the speeches of our able and possas repre-
sentative, 1t is clear, concise, logical, and TO the
point. There isno escaping from its argument, and
we do not wonder that MIR Geo. T. DAVIS avoided in
what was meant for reply, all attempts TO do any.
thing of the kind. As there was ne VENERABLE
point in the speech, 1t was, in him, part Of tina,
wisdom that borroH'evh Of discretion, which prompt.
ed him to forsake the question at issue, aad rave
against the coalition IN Massachusetts instead
We shall publish Judge Aliens speech tomorrow.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-28

Many of the present generation of human beings
seem to have but slender hold life Our is very
far, at the present time from having robust
stltutions Of our Foreathers and particularly with
Females Now every effect must have cause, and
what is this cause of deterioration of race II Is
the violation of Natures laws for health The inquiry
then is what shall be done to repair the injury thus
made The reply is, use only well known remedies,
for nature already thed wifh cannot bear injury as De
fore. For these well known remedies see references
and advertisement OF DR.. Stephen Jewetts Family Med
icnes. in another column jan27-dawlt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-28

III. k Stratford would say to all thos
wishing good Dagueeotypes of themselves friends
that they can obtain Them by calling on him, at The
Great daguerrean Palace NOS. IL and II Harrington
Block corner OF Main and Front sts, where all will be
treated with cvility and poteness. Entire satisfaction
guaranteed. sep27dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-28
PRINCES PRINCES

Treasurer Essex Company
Lawrence, Dec. 10, 1851. decI6 deod3m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-01
WEDNEsDAY, June Bop. VI.
The buoyancy of tbs Stock market con

The buoyancy of tho Stock market con-
inues to be very marked, IL Erie especially, which
went 10 s the Second Board, dividend of, equal to
el3,, an advance of ll5 = cent since yesterday The
confidence Of the In this Stock and In Reading APP
pears 10 be very great Reading cold 10 large extent At
the Second Board closing at 593s having touched 10
during the day stoniD gon s firm at 57i further adj
vance and Norwich 81 57s. In Coat Stocks there 10
lees activity but the market is generally Steady Invest
rnent Stocks are firm and in demand. Michigan Central
sold al llIk Michigan Southern lis, privilege OF sub
scru,ion 70 new Stock Oft and Northern Indiana ll4,
allowing an improvement in both clses Of az y cent
m Yesterday sales. Madison sold at no. and for Al
bsnv and schenectady l09li bid. Other Investment
Railroads we're very firmly held. Government and
State Stocks are steady and IN fair demand Vrgnias
were sold at ITO, dividend OF, for banking purposes
In Sterling the market is dull ct lO{
eloIk Franco 5.l6i4 al Is.
Notwithstanding the early decision OF
the Controller 10 the contrary he will pay tomorrow
the semi annual interest on the Revenue or Canal Cer
6cateS.
Freigbts are without marked change.
r,esee.ents 5000 bbls Flour, I2d $50 b5ls Resin,
19d 10000 bush Grain about a.. 5U 600 bales Cot
-, lsa532d.; GOO feet Cedar Is s 300 bbls. Beet
IA To London, chip was tsk's Up to load Flour al
~. Wheat, Cd. 20 hhds. Tob'eco and 20 tuns Fura
IN 100 boxes Tobacco 2i6 End % kegs do, 3 and
100 boxes Clocks private terms. To Antwerp, 800
boxes Sugar 90. To Amsp srdsn, 100 bbls Honey, pa
cents To Goaenburg 500 bales Cotton, n cent, aud
1900 gallons Oil, GA cerIs To California, the clipper
rates are cents for he'vy goods metals, &C., and 500
% for measurement Ne notice the following charters
To London, Bre n bark, with Flour a. l6; to Bds
tol, from RicbbuAo an American ship, with Deels, at
n to Liverpool from ST. George 62i6; to Liverpool
from ST. John, N. B., private terms; from the same
port 10 Depflurd, 1916 TO Liverpool from schediAc'
Brrilh sb.p,) 75i to the same port frsm st. s'epaen
6ei6 y. London from Bic, 5O from ST. Johns 10 sns
toi CnaDne, 6S, and TO Liverpool, GAG Two or thre'
wes, India charters were made and one TO aArseile
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-01

,eeSlsvo,t were numerous and well executed as
general thing.
ne ,cbool rooms are the pleasantsst snd the NOV
thoroughly ventilated Of any in the City, ~itn tns
exception Of the magnificent new xVlth warn oo.o''
No 30 10 Twenty. fourth-st. near Eishth.aV-' WINCH
TIE largest schoohouse in the State having al
snce Of s22O pupils.
No o. I. sip,a,ed in Allen.st In healthy ne'gnoor'
bood and IL one of the very best OF our ara ocuoo
In every respect although 1t was opened on tne " VI
c,he, 1s51 There should be furnished 70 the tffls
Aens,,noep. q good Piano Forte, which would ADA
much 20 the pleasure and Information OF the pnphs-
tn. Bovs department viii be opened on Friday OF the
current week, commencing at 10 o'clock A. d., Mr. L.
L. Avery, Principal
CASE OF KANE (ExtraditiOn).-U United
S,ates Court-The hearing on the writ OF Habeas Cor
pus vas postponed Thursday forenoon, when 1t VIII
be brought before the Circuit Court Judges Nelson aud
Betts) 1t is said that Kane will not be brought 10
Court, but the case be presented BY his counsel
NEW. York VoLUNTEERs.--The re-
naming members Of the New.York Volunteers will
parade, in new uniform, on the 5.h Of July, under
command Of Col Ward B. Burnett by special invi'
,atiop. with the citizens of Albany and Troy. Tney
WuiIeavc thle lily On eNCuiDs " wv
ming line of boats and return the following Tues
day.
BA singular coincidence happened yes
terdsy morning the Buena Vista House, corner Grand
and Forsyth ats About the time Of Mr. ClsyS demise
a bust of Gen. Lewis Cass fell from the spot where
has rested for the last three years. having sustained no
injury In its fall struck large vase and smashed
10 atoms Mr. Clsys bust 1t at the time fell
A New DODGE. An artful robbery YVES
committed by girl of about IA years of age, on Satur-
dsy last who met and accosted little girl named Han
nah Hart, residing at No. 80 Orchardst who had
mabtilla and new dress In bundle carrying home,
which was taken from her by the thief who pretended
TO have some fine little china cups which she wanted 10
put In the bundle as gift for the bearer Having got
hold of the package she left promising to return ina
few minutes with cups since which the thief has not
been seen.
EMIGRATION FOR JUNE.-The following
table shows the number passengers who arrived this
port during the month Of June from foreign countries
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-01
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

II The Lundy's Lane Barracks Asso-
sociaiion Of the Eleventh Ward perm4nentlg or
gsuzed TUESDAY night, by the election Of the fol-
loving ofIcsrs: Captain James c. Rhodes lst Lieu
tenant, F.. T B.ckhnuse; - do, Frederick Hornoy
Sd do, William Halsey Orderly Sergeant Jo'eph Ed
wards; % DO, John w. Newton; 81 do, John r.
Lush 4th do. James VIM. Jones; lst Corporal Hicks
Post; ID DO, Henry Van Wagner; Sd do, James
Maeee; 4th Co., John d. Emmons; Recording Sore
tary George HO~sey Corresponding do, A. G. Smith
Treasurer s Eastman. The entrance fee has been
fixed at one shilling, aud the weekly dues sixpencc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-01

n ,i accomplish this Indeed II reuderst next to I'M
pos.ie for the CINE = get 81 toe track TX
teri4peed and competent euseers concur 10 the opn'
Ion that !, would add greatly 70 the saetJ and srcnry
Of our railroads. and prevent sarge class OF accidsn'
10 which Ue are n0w exposed, and Whi,h are "a zoe
nature OF things unOreeen and tnere re una'oioa ne
AZ they now are II IL left GRANGE spo sooo luck
whether OF carried safe. II n1tnlng nfpoens
10 -if ro'hing IL thrown upon the track BY acciaen.
or by dpsign-f no rock should nappen 70 rou
down upon Il from along its M nervous o@nks-u 40
limb from tree, rs or stake from ieuce Il down
upon it-if no sninal gets upon RI NJ chd, IN Us
inrocent sport should place strip OF para upon y
(as WIS Gently the case 10 England thereby hro"'ns
thecArs of and XII ling five person-)-h mons oil res,
and numerous other similar uniorseen and uaavo'd tne
casualties should occur, may be carried along sa'sy
enough on railways now constructed Bat o-ing
liable to so many unavoidable casualties, Is II SAFE Is
prudent so to ride
Again with this Improvement the speed NAV De in-
creased almost any exteut with entire safety 80 i
AZ there would be any danger OF running on In sn2
without It rsro I'd s ia complete, as much 90 as snip
w,noi a rudder carriage without tongue
We are informed by Mr.. Carpenter that the ony OF,
lection rDsde bis Improvement Is the cost OF lau
vet be Il fully Of tue option that 1t would ne naer Oh
economy and for The manifest interest OF R'iroad COn
panies 10 adopt hls Improvement Il would no' ony
prevent large class Of accidents, but woud pre.en
the wheels from wearing as they now do 'ne lflcNOh
being muck less
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I,nnsrn,A, CnxnRrss.--On Tneaday

INDUSTRIAL OUNGKESSs---NH uUrudy
evening a resolution was offered by Mr.. w. J. Young
to send Delegates to the National Convention of the
Free Democracy be held the llth August at Puts
burgh; thereupon lively discussion ensoed, in wach
Me,srs Yves. Croly. Marsh, Spite, Stemmlsr, Young,
Sbsrrot, Levy, Bailey aud Anmerman participated,
when the hour of adjournment having arrived, the Con
eress adjourned without taking the question the pro
position With the understanding that 1t will come up
again next Friday evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-01
DIED.

Last evening. June %. Mr. JOHN RArTlN.
Tie friends the nly respectfully 'tfd 10 De present NJ
tie pef.l .cr,ice, wb,,h place ST. raus Chapel
Frl$ry morning. at ocock. - ....,,,. .
Al FHzatenpor \ J 5oth ut, SAMUEL PURPLE, infant
=, o DAVID b. Gardner, o! New York. aged months
and days -,.-r.,-,
-.ep,e No Boalwsy Relatives aud lr,nis nylt'd Ia
attend VIII taken seekSnk, Mass, >t0ahs
ton and Providence. att O'Clock p NJ.
u Providence papers please copy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-01

creI IN receive H. and no Interest consequently hAl
been paid on either bond.
The Court held thar under all the circumstances. II
uhs fairly 20 inferred matter Of fact that the ms
fnR securiiies hsd been destroyed BY the esor him
teH with the irt.nt cancel their Orb gaon Sec ma,
IN .. as nAtrer Of Law such destru ction donation
execuIed ofhe and Interest oftue debt ani en
entitled the defe odsDt have the mortgage record can
celed Third that the tten order although nor valid,
for gaft form cndici Documentary pager, zas
the best evid az the intent and purpose exsng IN
the wind OF the deceased AZ the tine OF his writing IL
sion NJ N, resulting from the other ci-cumtances.
Tn. comu.int therefore, far respected the fore
closure Of the $3.50 mortgage must be dismissed, nuI
As the executor fully justied In bringing the suit,
DO cost can be allo we'd against him the estate he
represented
CIRCUIT COURT-Before Judge Ed
wnrds = Crook act Woodr1.F-T1 recsver amount Of
notes. already referred to. Verdict for plaintiff,
$3.50 &C.
CoURr OF COMMON PLEAs.-Before
Judge woodruf-H nd J. McCulinra sgt Edrard For.
To recover damages in relation to machine, already
referred TO- Verdict for defendant
Court CALENDAR-This Day.-CoM-
MON PLEAs-Part IL-Nos. 1916, 1890, l,l56, 1874,
1854
Advertisement
HENRY CLAY's FAREWELL ADDRESS,
The celebrated Engraving Of the United States Senate
Chsnb. Af-w :hOice impressions for sale by E.ANrHoNY
No. Sos Broadway.
rAdverlsemsntl
u A fine Portrait of Gen. Pierce may
be seen at RooTs No 963 Broadway Also Aboni, Jenny
Lind, and other notables-
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MARRIED..

On Wednesday June the Church of the Restoration, Broot
lyn is Rev NJ Nye Mr. }. WEMpLE. OF New YORK 70 Mss
RACHFT dauat ter of Edward NJ Nevn' Esq Of the former
place ,,..,t,. - n
june 30 IT Church Of The Atonement Philadelphia by Rev
Kim, ton Goddard CHARLES n. FELLOWS, Of tms City, TO
sAiIlE dan shtrr D.. W. Cook, Eq Of the or'rPsre
In Boout bug Columbia County PeunsyYtlt WeinesdaY
oire June o. hy Rev. Henry Punk DR. FRANCIS {. HAR
RIsoN of Yl n,IIr formerly Of vermont and Ms KArHA
RINE daughter Daniel snyder, all OF the County h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-01
REAL EsTATE.-The following realestate
sales were made June 60 at the Merchants Exch
FIRE.-At an early hour Wednesday

TTKE'-hI III tdIIJ HVII "
morning FIRE discovered Ia the roof Of the dwell
ipg.hou,e Of Mr. S. Wing, In Forty ninth-st, near
Eigth.av by officers BOys and hcCrscken OF the Nine
teenih Ward The flames were extinguished by the
police with few pals of water, before much damage
occurred The fire is supposed to have originated from
some fireworks lodging upon the roof. No alarm was
given.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-01

o Those marked R. fled their designations, ane
ssrt,d 20 IN their own vacancies. those ma ,ad
an rejected Broksw mer wAs declined 800 .asss Of
e. THOSE marked were electei 10 eislnl sous
poAs men eho dd not fie their resignssons ,.a In
loan Low DEM Of .ne Third Ward ~ss a. sIsd his
Mace az T. w Kingslxrd, Broksw man, W. 10 the
resIsnsdon Mr.. Low 10 claimed }s opRs,. dsiculty.
should ths B<okaw men retain tnen s0
! Bosrd. it will stand e. follows: v. H.rrison.
O.rss;s;aa 70 tAs BrsSsv Parry - Nsnne' nA''@'"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-01

The whole loan WAS awarded TO Mr. Patch'n at 40.
Who made another bid for the whole loan Of one one
hundredth y cent. over any other bid up 10 l6
The Milwaukee and Mississippi Railroad
bids were also opened to-day, at the Office OF Mossrs
Dssno, Dunlevy & Co, and the whole amount sayer-
tses was taken a, from 95l9 to 97l4 averaging % y
cent These prices satisfactory to the Company,
although in view Of he advantages they possess thsy
are considered by many to be cheap bonds have
been cold In this market The whole amount of bids
-nA N u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-01
SECOND BOARD.
PH1LApEIrHA SALEs OF SrOcKs- Wednesday,

PHILADETFHIA NALEs OF SIOCks- " thHtSHVVi
J,pe 70 ls2-Ff Bard-I7 Penn r. r., ~ $50 Read RR.
az \ A Bank, 1853; 100 Morris Canal, lst 400 do lsa
5ORead X n 45 Penn Bank, 9I6 ~ 600 sh Nav 6s, 81
80 As Oo DO ~ b71 5000 Beaver Meadow r.
a. l go Long lsasd Railroad 10 10 Gifad Bank, -, 600
Penn r., -. -, ..t 1900.
scb Nav g. -, 57A sJgOO Sch. Nav. Mort. S., -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-01
Tuy INVESTIGATION RUMoRs.- Tn

Specisl Committee Of the Board of Aldermen to inves
eate the LATE riot continued In secret session aoouI
tbrce hours on Tuesday night Yesterday afternoon
The invest cation renewed The proceedings bsore
the Committee are confidential The rumors that one
or Two Of he injured meu had died, and otheI mad
their bones broken is incorrect The Injured ones are
getting along comfortably.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-01
EFFECTS OF THE SroRM-GabLe end Of


n Bnildi9R Bloua dolrq and ire iqjHed-Duriog
the D, evasnc e the yesterday atern on, the
gable end OF house Ia course OF erection on FultonsV,
near Carlton was blown down and FIVE men were more
or less seriously injured Al the time 1T the nc l1ent
three Abohng men standing beside the WALL shell.
terms then from the storm and they were buried
underneath the ruins. On boi dug od It was found
that they severely bruised about the head and face
but none Of them dangerously hurt Their Iames
are Mcnae Lynch, James Cullen and Thomas Barnun
The two hrit conveyed home, but In the latter
cese deemed Necessary % send him TO the Hospi-
tai When the wall fell, two mas0ns, named Jlhn Par.
ker and George Hart were at work on an inside wall
OF the house and the rafteI giving way they were pre-
ciptsted fosl their position in the fourth story and tell
into the cellar below Parker seriously injured In
bis rig hit side much that his life IL despared Of
Hart was badly bruised. but not dangerously Both
were conveyed 30 their respective residences. The
house Is being built by Mr.. George w. Brown.
SERIOUS yesterday even
ing Nj John Coils bOokbDder, In the employ OF
CoulbIidge & Bros, Pearst, NewYork, &C ;identaIy
fell be croaiug the street from the shop, aud
broke hi. leg He brought to the residence of Capt
James Brown No b Hcksst, and thence conveyed 70
the Brooklyn City Hospital.
FIRES AND FIREMEN's FIGHTs "A fire
broke ont in the house of James Daley, P,cdcst
near Vanderbilt sv., Tuesday night and vas partially
destrO. ed Loss about $3.50 insured. About o'clock
ire discovered in the basement OF house corner
OF Pacfc-st and Wilow.pace, which was extinguished
Az engines were returning from the first DIRE, fight
occurred between Company No ?, on one side, AMI
Nos nd on the other who assaled each other with
stones brick bats clubs and every thing they cOui lay
hold of During the afray, the Chief Engineer was
knocked down, but was Lot much hurt Ano'her con
nict was near taking place between Nos and 3 Ia Fu
on.st the former attempting to skin the rope OF the
lister The Police, however, prevented actual disturb.
once Several persons were seriously injured. One
rnap named David Gardiner run over, and II was
thought some of bis bones were broken, and BOY
named Ryan was slso seriously hart, from like cause
ATTEMPT TO COMMIT SUICIDE.-A Ger
man. nam, Chas LOugee resident OF Wilamsburgh,
attempted TO commit suicide yesterday, by cutting his
throat while on a visit Fast Brooklyn IL seen That
he has been aborug under domestic din ,uties for some
time past which impeled him 10 attempt to drown hs
troubles hy getting drunk While In this state he took
bis knife and cut bis throat almost from ear to He
wa ken the City Hospital by the Fourth District
Police On examination 1t was found that bis ~ndppe
was not severed and not likely that bis Wounds will
prove faAL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-01
Ro.pn OF Fry,NcE.-Ths Board met

BOARD OF I INANCE'- L us D'oiN IL
~ the civ Hal last evening Mayor Berry In the Char
The on, important business transacted win me u'na'
amount Of sebae was appropriation Of SOOO u de
frsy cent? snt expenses An attempt 10 purchase ot
Tor On eng house for lot No at an expense OF II 0JO
failed Tor raa, Of tvothird vote This Board cons'ss
escb ~ tbe tree Wards and four financial men from
each Ward and a ,wjthird vote is required 70 carry
any rnessu e proposing - borrow money. Adjourned
20 next Wednesday evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-01

LOCKED UP.-ln obedience to the reso-
btion If the Common Council at It's Special Meeting
Tuesday Mr. Cornell, the Commissioner of Streets and
Repairs has fastened the doors of Engine Houses Nos.
J. and T. and Hook and Ladder No l. until further or
ders after the invests alton Of the riot il concluded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-01

WHLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

RATIFICATION MEETING POsTPoNED.-
The ci.v Wbig General Committee met on Tuesday
evening end ,ssed resolutions expressive ofthe public
g1ef Tor the death of Mr. Clay, and on account OF
which o Ratification Meeting for Friday evening next
IL postponed.
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Jersey CITY ITEMS.
THE WHIGs.-CannOn and rockets were
discharged las, evening By the Wings OF Jersey Cv IL
celebration OF the resuE OF tbs election on Tuesday

THE ELEcrIoN.-The following state
en, nil sbor what we believe 10 be facts, as r. garos
the Election. and the complexion Of the Board In refer
enre :. The Issues involved: .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-01

Total. ss46s,71 s57,z2i,o62 Decrease $73s2sss
The Charlottesville and Wabash Rail-
road Is now completed and In fGl operation between
Charlottesville and Lafayette distance OF &c miles.
The daily receipts abou. $50; ii Is expected the
receipts will soon be doubled daily lice Of stages
connect Charlottesville With Greencasse on tie Indiana
polls and Tsrre Haute Road
The receipts on the Madison and In
dsBspos Railroad for the past week were. .....sIs
Corresponding week last yesy.- fs
Increase, IS per cent. ...............,."...ss
In The Erening Pos. We notice the 10.
lowing statement as to the de0t and cost Of the
gan Central Railroad: ,-s,,ms
"a writer, over The sisDs'r IRE Of sroks owe .
US that the Michigan Ccnsrsi abroad oS%esnS ssI
debt of S50OnOO0 having esc ~ "oc 0s snoytaG
that me cot of the rosd y ever sa'''''"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-01

RrnISG oN STAGE STEPs.-Ihe Law
rni,t5e Of Brooklyn have reported In favor Of an
rrbbiripg children from riding on thu steps
VI " tunaS ~ fs,cb action "a much needed in Williams
bnrsb- wher. mis- practice is also prevalent
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ss4sls.7r s57.22I, Osx

The above exhibits a falling OF In the assrsgsss
amounts of s7332,6s5 The falling off In the receipts
IA distributed throughout each description OF fabrios.
very nearly in the same proportion. The miscellaneous
dry goods which Include enibroiashes artificial dow.
ar, gloves. raatrg and straw goods, alone show an In
crease This vii more fully appear 10 the following
companion;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-01

spd hseE. st rovni SIMS To L,.bcs erro ~ &c..
was taken at sl5. 10 the Sandwich Isaads ,-o .,,,.
took coal AZ si5 with c,rgoe. Guano hom, on pr,,.,.
term, a ship now h'diog fr caliiornt, sngassi
cargo GuaD. home At sli Swedish sch,oo for va
s.r,iso end CalIso, took cargo OF machinery pd-
vEs terms ship. engaged GasIO from ne caioehs
Islsnss a, sl4; Swedish brig, cargo from Nprfn,kp
Jsmaio, and thence 20 England. q; 90 81 f., hr Fog
lib 'rsiA; two brgg were taken up - Fitch sab from
Bonsi'e, - IL cents ssd two seScooer' from south
SIDE Cuba, sngsr at IS e4nts Toe sdip y r Milan.
four yess o'd, built II Portland Conn, ia tuns has
been boueh, for the Hsvsns trade on private tsrps:
end bark bses sqas 4so TONS 10 raoor, DID, buit at
Portland, Me, atsbaui s2looc
The Money market is without change.
Ihe steamer to-day took only $500, 600,
which Is much les' thsn anticipated
The sale of Buffalo City Is $3.50 oos,
went Of well. The bids were opened AZ ,h. oss.. :,
Mess. Duncan, Shermal & Co.. aud amounted q, ..,',.
- .k..sF r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-01

Court MARTIAL. Last evening the
,ri,l of C,vt Maerz. of the Washington Guard, upon
charpe. p eferrec by Col. Smith, vas resumed al the
CIV Hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-01
was s66a 800 The accepted bids were

Messls. Corcoran 81 Riggs, Cammana,
Wltebouse & Co.. and X. H King made Joint ~
for sl5OOOO of which, will be above, ,hsy &c
$1,000
The Mansfield and Sandusky City Rail-
rosd Bonds, coupons, Mansfield and Sandusky ctr
Railroad Bords due lst July, 1882 will be paid at he
Office Of Messrs Ketchum, Rogers & Dement, No 20
Wiiam.st.
The Phoenix Bank has declared divi-
dend Of 4le p cent, payable on the lst prox.
The Ocean Bank has declared per cent,
payable on the 10th prox.
The following are the transactions Of
the Sub. Treasury for June:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-01

INsTALLATIoN.-Rev. Mr.. Hoover was
installed as PASTOR Of the Sacred Presbyterau Church.
Barruw.sf last evening The sermon was preached by
Rev Dr. Rurchard. Several clergy OF the Third Pres
b,tery New York, were present and ofici'ted.