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tPER STEAMSHIP HUMBOLDT
June 2y-At Royan Eliss, Testard, fol

bohDsAUx, June 2g-At Royan Ehss, Testard for N
Orleans
bAvRz July 5-Arr Courier Orb Galtsau Nyork; 9th.
ships Nary Crooker. Butler kOrieAns Medora, Browa
Chareston Zurich, Rich, NYork; Dubn Skolfold MOBILE
Sid jus 2, John Cumming Dsight. NYork; 4th. Mar,
Ellen Porter, Liverpool; 6th Sea Eagle. Williams.
Orleans.
CID 9th. Amelia, Warren. NYorb.
In port 9TH samuel DJ Williams for NSrleans July ~
Sea EaRle Williams, do Old England, Lowell do Aug 90
Amelia Jordan for NYOrk July Wursemtsry Ford. DO
10TH New York Thomp for do 18th; Woodside Hodges
for co 6alena Leavtt. for do 20th Yankee Blade
whitney for do 10Th; st Nicolas Beaxdon Tor DO 10Th
Bsvaris anthony fer dol 0ymp Wilson; Eastern Queen
hoss; south CBroloa Sspdford Liberty, Peabody; John
Holland, Wilson and Zenobia, Barker, do unc.
LIVERPOOL July Arr America (sl, shannon, Bostln
ship GU Howell. Norman NOreaps. schr Enterprise
lBr) Evsrs, Wminattn 9th, ships Evira Osen Owen.
Orleans; Giiddon, Howe, DO. 9th Minnesota Alen
fcrb; 9TH Bslc (s) Comstock. do.
Also arr 81 ships Waterloo, Harvey NYork 4th Cheshire
NOrerns barb Barbara (Br) Houston bilei 9th ship
Nary Pleatants. Knnnlrd Philadelphia: 7th ship Wet
f.hnd Ocean. EOrleaps; bark Ann Thompson. Davis,
Charleston
sis 6sb ships Joseph Holiness Philadelphia William Jar
viz, Boffon.
AIso I'D I'd. Msyfower Phadelphts Constitution San
dusty Underwrttr Fidelis Joseph walker and Rajsh.
Nfork; 9th Cor ttnen do john Dunlap Portland Mi 9th
J' selh holmes Philadelphia; VIM Jarvis Boston, Motoss,
ard Winfield Sc t. NYoIE.
MAEsEILLEs. Juis Arr bark Manchester, Hillard,
yu,k SD Talbot. Goodhue, do.
PoRTsMouTu. July 5-sd ship American Congress (from
London kYork
LIZARD, July son ship Victoria. watipston, from
Tnr sraRT june 80 Ship Andovcr Del.no. from Nor.
nns for Gothepburs July Advance, from Havre for
York.
TovLoN, July I-Arr ship Anna Tiff. Ross, Mobile.
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BrOOkly u City Intelligence.

CEREMONY or LAYING a CoRrEs sIO,t--rhe corner
stone OF the Church of the Messiah Eptsco
pail laid ester day afternoon in Adcphi be
tween Myrtle and bekslb avenues before large audi
eDce composed principally OF lifies The building viii
be OF brick forty feet front by dfy feet deep and twenty
eet III heip hi from the beams. tower fifty feet high
viii be erected in 'front.' the base resting upon flying but
reses The style of architecture IL Of be Gothic order.
The cost will be about SIS Coz upon which 81 900 has
already been raised. 1t il calculated TO accommodate
three hundred people aud will be ready for occupation
about the list Of September Shortly after ge O'clock
tbe vestry which bad assembled at the house Of the
senior warden MIR Laukey in Carlton avenue. arrived
upon the clergy in full cauoncs leading the
procession. The Rev DR. Lewis OF the Church OF the
Holy Trinity then depositeda Tin box containing Bible
and other articles, in the cavity Of the
ana read The usual form OF prayer after which the Rev
Dr Cutler addressed the congregation Tie ssid IL had
been expected that the Rev DR. ryng would present
to address the orsembage but he had not made
appearance he would speak few words OF encourage
mtDt the gratifying propec; OF the speedy compile
,on ofa new church coffee in that neighborbooi lie
referred TO The beauty II the loo ana rroced TO
the rearing Of additional places OF wor hip ~hc
would pioye the Only an'idoe to the evil influences
enapating from the palaces Of Satan which
being erected throughout the city. As Institution,
The Christian religion superior TO all Others. The
civil institutions Of the country might pass away but
that never IL permanent above everything else and
would last longer than the armament and would vet
exit in the green viPor of youth when the aud the
moon and the stars had be. oblitersted le urged
liberal contribution towards paying The debt incurred in
erecting this buildings after which III. assembl,ge dis
ptrsed to their respective homes The Rev Walker
Is the pastor Of the congregation.
SELECTION PLoT or CnounD FOR A MONUMENT -
Yesterday afternoon a committee OF citizens In conjuDc
ton with the Committee on Lands and Places Of the
Common Council selected ite the line Of Portland
Of Woughby street. Fort Greene for the
erection Of monument to rbe III 800 martyrs OF the
prison ships. The plot Is one hundred feet square
The FIRE DEPARTMENT Prom the report of the Chief
Engineer OF the Fire Department submitted 20 the Com
Council last evening IL appears hat nce April g.
1852 thirty persons have joined the department fifteen
have fesgnt I'd and twelve were expelled.
CRY MORTALITY The total number of deaths In this
city for the week ending July IL amount 10 So OF which
40 were males "a males rs adults and 6S children OF
the above died Of puerpera fever; Of scarlet do;
OF 'yphoio do 2 Of typbus do, and Of small pox.
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Passenger Arrived.

HAvRE-stesmship Hunb Mr. ara Ms Stuart Miss
kbinesno.r. NJ sod MrsR k,v Mr. ard Ms PARKER,
CTborndyke, Mr. ana Mrs Morris Pfiace Lubarairssi
Mr aDo Mr. Gil,naer end chiid Per liza wiuslow.
RkseIp, beaver 81 deapatches the LEGATION
hn LLeboieaux. Sch shrtz DR. Cunmins-. do Cha
urbe Brisas BHter Judge Carleton aud lady 90
Atrettn, Mr. and Ms Sutherland Miss Lucy
de 81 Ours Mrs Lsumo,er Miss s'auptor q .ouis VI
Gotmet Mrs L-su child aud servant. Lesiur Mise 10
hsmse Mr.. Ducrou child aid servant U King Dissis-
dive Mr. spo Mrs Mepdi'e Mad Mendi,s children set
ZsuIawszl and children L Pirosrd. PAturel abro-
Doe, a sseu.nviile Cook Dnminso Blum q vjuosnA
Hsrdneyer, Slant Mr. and Mrs TouserA Mr. vesey, W
Day ] Brysn. r Eimnir.t. spriss. r Bslains. a
Hart Fredan der, Mrs Bachelor Brouis Sturn g.
Mr. MaiiIsrd, W Navarro, Mr. Mcrrs-totai %.
FLvsHrNa-Ship Connecticst-DrG Kelinsr lady tive
CHILDREN and servant Mrs and Mss Boropleghil, Mrs
Hs-k.r and two children. q starhs.
NASSAU. Ny-Sohr Roves-Capt Cornell and OF
A Moi erson lost on MspsapilIo ro.f l4th June.
New Embarrassing Crrole-Mrs Burns MRS Burns 8
children aud servant Mrs Pnngar ohild
the stceras
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Affairs ia Few 0f2fiHda.
TO THE EpIrOR Op TNu HRkA1n

From the tenor Of the letter from Bcsots wclr MAS
published In the Journal Of Commerce upon tho 18th ust
it il evident that tho dominant party In New Granada
eDdeavorDg to involve the United Sates affairs which
not now and beosme of Importance TO our
country We do net condemn the politicians who, for
their own purposes would call in foreign aid give them
iengA and those most opposed the princi
pie Of intervention do not hesitate to themselves OF
l. when prompted by necessity but shall cease
to condemn those Of statesmen aud private
tors who would commit tho mprudence the impolicy,
and he OF interfering The affairs Of foreign
people neither upon the prctex Of aiding party which
is called antimonarcbica for tho purpose of obtaining
tho e@d viii ana favor ot - Il reign government
We arc too far removed from that theatre of diplomatic
Intrigue 10 know the ruth relation to the plans
which IT IL asserted for establishing monarches
;, nth America but this much IL ccraintho party max
ing this charge that which in Ecuador opposing
establishment Of the legitimate republican authorities
and which cxhausls It's vocabulary in making charges
against itsopponents ait of which may be calumnies.
We cannot believe that the now nj the head Of
affairs IN our country will BIO seduced by such representa-
tons uor that the Panama Railroad Company will
nit be bdiscItion to which the letc from Bogota
fs Tor this would be work against the company
interests VIII cody Of proprietors epdanger pos
prty IN the service OF aarty communists ?of men
who the natural enemies Of property and party
which may Tomorrow be deprived Of besowing anything
save serious ifiiculties upon its supporters?
We ain that government will conduct these
questions with that neutrality and wise prudence SO
strongly recommended by the immortal Washng.on: and
compromised hs diplomatic character, his conduct,
satisfied will be Gisapproved by government as 1t
would have been ia The early days of the republic
SOUTH AMERICA.
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On Monday, July 10, OWN JAMES son Of Thomas and
Rose Hammel. aged years and months.
The friends OF the family. and those OF his brothers,
james and Patrick respectfully invited attend his
funeral this afternoon at o'clock from the residence Of
bs parents 1857 Pearl street His remains will be taken
20 Eleventh street Cemetery for interment
On Sunday. July IL. Asr SUmMhSrIELD rect OF the
ate John Summer field In the 33d year Of her age.
The frends Of the family and the members OF Green
eich Lodge No 40 y. Of r. requested TO attend
funeral this afternoon at o'clock from her late
residence II nth between Fifteenth and Sixteen h
Her remains will he inferred In Trinity Cemetery
ON Sunday morning, July Is, Mrs. ELIZA IsaBeLLA,
wioow Of the late John Scarlett in the SD year
hpe
Her funeral will take place from her late residence No
lMiliwaId place Thirty fret street west Of Eighth ave
to morrow morning ut o'clock The friends Of the
amily. snd Of her Edmund Derry, arc reoussted
o attend without further invitation.
in brooklyn, on monday. July 10, Ann MANA, wife Of
tsr.y b. Allen aged 81 years
Tho relatives and friends Of the fmiy also the mem
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Herald Marin. osrre.pomoenos.

PHILADELPHrA. July I9-4PM
rerce Gro veil Boston; Bsro Milton. C.l. Bg.ai.s
ar Esssrs 1'i a. @s.s 'G
A a., n'ssy Hs1. . ~ Nor
TO-" n S%ssSss
ss S ". Mis-
T. rcis1 s c, Richard
NYo.A; J..se william May. D.. W..s LIT.
so.suy
PeneIscc. whitsssr EYork; tarhs si.h Gaoos
B9ss = F'1 & S w, ss cfa
China, Stadley, Boston
Miscellaneous.
c.rs 5s,n On rs.,sins TssssS.as ess.I".a . .,
supply could he had.
n.ns May EnzAnErn, which was tskss 70 sesr,por,
's TN pn r Port
lard. TO be repaired.
ks s Mss' was bound 70 Falmouth Ii she belonged to
,dm NEW wonaD arr r. 18Th days
sawa shiI ON fire. supposed 70 be loaded with cotton
ard cabin windows On the o. When
1a not S with
Notice Co Mariners.
QUARANTINE NorIcR.
The Council Of tho Board Of peslth At Genoa hsye
that several Of Assio chGsrs mani
at New Orleaps ans Mobile aud that. In oonsequesce
qusrantre hss been established In the porH upon
all vessels from thse places.
Whalomen.
ose.n NV BEDFORD lsth s:,s fs
Cio Honolulu May l. ship Aqussnes, Taylor. Of San
Francisco, 10 cruise -, 80 800 80,
arr A. Taioshusno May s. Pantheon Worth NIB 7oo bhs
on board and ia 26b a. oruise Martha Skinner OF Fh
1850 Gard I'D 9Th dol 9th Hy Clay SIMMER OF Nans'
dsts OF Jnns ~ reports the berry Vsy Ieaty. o
OGPsyts June 90 nsrtngcr Cornell, OF Westport W sp
,GGs = s,.i. shc. S.s 81 pG.o.
80 Csiiso June 10 BY letter from ID ofhoer Susan Mp
ZOO sp tcoh 200 since les,ing TslcsnsAac sgoss May g.
I'D "a Itn 40 81 AdeliBe 0Itbs Weeks FIJI ZOO Eta,
Ter ss CONN Nsbt Al $50 81 Juu~ Dromp, Dag
set, 81 arrss IA mos $50 sp Heard scv um~
Couer HowlAad. M, 100 bills sinoe leaving Taoshusn
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nARsTumH snTGLLla N.
Movements or Ocean ste.



sspp sis% s1. TsSpss
SHIP Oregon sr: Firth anssso barclay Lis,nss'on.
Esss $ssi:s. ~: ss' ssa
Brs Robinson RoSiasoa suessnohs' ssio oS Lii
sssis Hebron tgsl sssIias; Windsor. Whitney.
Brig Ole Bun !Norl Tokssd. soodiao Funeh ! Monoks
mig CarsoS Lsnsthorns. Baltimore, master
sasI There's. lBrj, gardner. Elsussers AsEsry.
sarS Rss'as$ Rayns sSaas!SS , G,K...
st Sch, ST' EIs ;s tr
sloop Rector, Griffin, Now Haven.
Arrived.
steamship Humboldt, Lines, Havre July T. IL NJ aud
- $s5
WasS s
shs II, G.nnss,iout Wni,ms FLUSHING June With
GS p 90 sPois ship albert daiIatn hence for Lyerp
fishing sehl .s u:
sps and
s asna bound vi sh Georges Banks ship Lady
Ship Columbian tOf Bath). Bush Havana. II days. with
ssi Ss's, Fierce New Orleans. Jqps ~ With md.s. +.
'sss sss Is s sA's A'
v rh soto'an er,Sa, a days
brandy TO John Durhnd a. Co. master.
for ssfi
govern meDt vessel from Bahia tor Brese. with troops
Bark Kate Alice Cot Boston Love- Cienfuegos July g.
with snear, to Foster u Eickerson.
Bark Liliss (of Belfsst) Cousins, Cardenas 10 days.
with sugar and molassea, to master.
Brig Con Foster Newbegin Funchau Maderal June Ii,
with wine to Lomeno Co. July lat 30 o. Ion IS
80 spoke ship Lydia Of Lyerpool for st Thomas 18TH lat
81 OIL 70 TO- spoke schr Marianne for St Crox; 9Th lat
- 40 Ion 81 80 took squa from NV which split sails
carried ib boom, &c. 18th, NJ so miles SSE of
nega saw large psai schr her beam ends did not
amp persons board che had been capszed
few honra previously there chests
boat adrt h she had her anchors the bows and
sail set uid male out the letters Abe her STERN
Brig Bllow Br), Stephens, Windsor, Me- 16 days. with
plaster tc master.
Brig Julia Pay con, Prebe. saugertiss with stone.
hr Col lar Bacon, st Domingo City, June &C. with
sehr GU Bias Beokvith Abaooa (Bahsmas days. with
pine apples to master.
sohr cSrins Br nisgs Eeuthsra days. with pine sp.
schr Rover IBrJ Mckinney. Nassau. MP II days with
whaling brig Osceola IRON Bedford. days out oleAn
Schr Matiuic Thorn dixie, Rondout for Boston.
Scbr Chas Nj Smith, Gould Ne~ London, 2 days.
Schr Victor. Craaell Boston, days..
Sehr Plymouth Rock, Lacey Boston, days.
Sohr Mercedia, Eems kockland, days.
Scbr Cor gress Mitchell, Harrington. 10 days.
Schr Marcia Tribou Sweetzer. OrlsDd. Z days.
Snhr Tyrone, strout Cherryfeld. 8dHys
Schr Statesman, Wright, Cherryfeld. IL days.
RETURNED Brig Chesapeake. Davidson for Wind
scr Ms returned last night account Of head Winds
Sailed.
Ship Isaac Wright (pkt), Furber Liverpool.
Wind during the day from SSW.
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PHuAnELPHIA july 10 reported BY barker, Brothers
Il Co y First Board 81 90 esdpg Mortgage 6s ~ cash
100 90 ~ 100 Uetsd stssesGs, S6, c&p. lo7 90 CITY
kor,a nd 6s 20 each l04 70} Pen So cap gI
Good cap At 5000 co. 20 49, tG Remington 8, II,
o. shares Norrtown Railroad 49, IL HARRISBURG Rail-
,ad 49, 900 schuykil satioa, preferred b5 2i IN
do. "a; 10 Gni,n Canal preferred ct. go 10 Penn.,l
,aDia Bank, 16M 20 Grard Bank, l2. Bcoccn f,o1rds-
ShtM kesdirg Mortgage Gs Az s5 90 5000 Pennsyvanis
"a &h ice shsres Long leland Rair ,ad cash. sPenn-
rylsara Railroad 45i 90 Union Canal H. 900 Morris Ca
nsl III hUsr Boord-SAOO Reading 6s 70. ~ 5shares
Perrsyvhnia Railroad. 454; 800 Long Island Railroad OK
2 Lebish Navigation 4S; 800 Norris Canal lo Market
ste
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usRuLY BRITISH SUBJECTS Several persons were
arrested at st. CatbariDes. Ca for celebrating the
sourn OF July with public displays of fireworks and
oiscnsrges OF hre arms The St Catbarines Journal
ssysi-' ne nag OF the United States government
floats in silent majesty through onr waters on that
day, without insult as it ought, and this should be
perfectly satisfactory TO the moSt ardent admirers
Of the neighboring republic. the lion Sleep
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DE-. RALPH AUrnoa on InE raAorIcAL rsI:

nR. RALPH AUTHOR OF IuE PRACTICAL PAT
- vase Treatise &c.-ofoe hours TO IL A. n. 9 s9
T. tSunday sxcepaedl No. 643 Houston street, neae
devoted very srtat attention 70 this spe
c class OF and tho oomp naesso with
growing ~ them he has brought their trsstment and
eur TO the hshest degree Of perfection yet sd
He has therefoye tina eradication OF toins abe ocr
rapid and pernansnt % these hitherto froqusat
bamn3 deorders bis trtatmentt at the same time
mild sse asd free from whilst radical aud
nent than that Of any sthrr merca In
case the astohishin ely rapid To
Ne city. DR. Raiph would mention that besides n.icr
author " the above wo-k which has received the
spprobstov Of every physician who has IT, has ~
sided several yesr Parts for the stud hess
With tho reputation % the French s.d s,ss.I
hy tho various professors) he has In b.
he seen every and than whch be thnks . -
solid ground OF confidence oannot hs vsssAG
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ARREST OF COUNTERFEITER-C Morgan
heard severa weeks since from officer Conkin that
canalbost captain by the name Of ames Martin had
passed number Of SO counterfeit bills the IIudson
River Bank In this city Before the crime traced to
him he had left for Corning Cbemung county Captain
M wrote TO gentleman In g., who replied a few DAYS
since that Martin there ana had pass.d several OF
the same bills On being charged with It. he plead cpo
II the character Of the bills and redeemed them
Officer hasn stbercupoD despatched Corning and
Martin arrested and sfter examination this mora
ing committed for trial. Great credit due 70 Of
eer Conkln for having fereed out the facts
TO SECURE Martins arrest Evening Journal Ia
instant.
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MEASURES FOR THE ENFORCEMENT OF THE NEW

MEASURES FOR THE ENFORCEMENT OF THE NEW
LQuoR Law-Tbe enactment in relation to the sale 0
Intoxicating liquor becomes law Thursday July 22
and in Boston the friends Of the law taking actv
measures to ensure its enforcement Al meeting held
at the Meedeon on Thursday evening which BENZ
H. Mussoy presided Rev. Rufus w Clark of East Boston
was appointed Chairman Of COMMITTEE Resolutions
and subsequently reported series, The Of which
was in favor of the thorough execution Of the law
and calling upon the different classes of citizens
give it their hearty support Tie resolutions sus
tanned by Rev. Nessrs Clark Miner Edward eecher
and were adopted. plan of organization also
ported, which provides for Executive Committee Of
three Committee Of Finance consisting Of from
ward and one from each town in the cou0ty and Com
miitec OF Consultation. motion made that
mttcs be appointed to wait the Mayor and Aldermen
requesting them to revoke the Licenses 10 this Rev
Mr. Beecher objected unless under protest the va
liduy Of those licenses longer doubt and he did
not desire TO have anything emanac from the meeting
which could be construed a doubt. The Temperance
Naichmenn also held convention in this city on
hnrsoay and passed resolutions ndug the for
nation OF ..Watchmen Clubs in every and VII
age In the State These clubs
imeo 10 secure efficiency and certainty OF action To
do this they thoroughly investigate the evidence in all
cates which may before them arrange IL so as
TO secure conyicton.-Boston .Aiids, Juy10
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ANOTHER OF THE LIFE GUARD GONE Died on
Sunday. July tn. Mt his residence in Hartford,
Oxford county Maine, Seth Sturtcvant. in the 9Sd
year OF usage He was with Washington at Valley
Forge. and was in the battles OF Sun Water aud
Monmouth He was perfectly well on the day of
bis death; be rose from his seat, wound up his
ock. re seated himself and fell asleep. and tho
first iDtmaton the family had of his death. was his
unusual silence. He died while slice ping in hls
chair
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The CASE OF THE CoLoRED SAILOR IN SOUrH
CAEoLrnA.-i The Of Manuel Pareira the English
coored sailor impi at Charleston having lately
attracted much attention in the British Parliament.
the Charleston papers that he aisch irgcd
from Jail more than month ago. Pareiia although a
Portuguese. seaman board a British vos .el.
which Obliged to pat into Char In Distress ami
was there condemned unt eaworthy
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DEATH OF AMERICAN CITIZENS Anpo.n-In.
mas been received at the Department Of state
nom l. T. Livingston Esq, United Stases Consul at
hhiiax OF lne d,ah oil DOCTOR Joseph Prescott late
peusioner on the Medical staff - the Reyoutnnarv
var between the United states and Great Britain In the
sOth Year OF his age d. o. Kellogg Esq, United States
Consul at Glasgow reports the death that place of
John Myers, whose effects in the hands Consul
IL is believed that his residence was on Long Island
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TeIeurnpb,c rIor,no Reportx.

BosrOa. Sulv ~
ArrivedBr brig Arthur Lesry, st D0mlago City (CApt
MARCEL And two sick Of tever) Orion Pbiia
deIIiia; Esge. Eoboeut Peru, NYork.
t1eared-siip Juliet. NOrleaps; barks Ella Baltimore;
Chester Philadelphia briggs Panama st Domingo City, Fos
ter, Philadelphia
BALTIMORE. July 10.
ArrvedBarhs Zion ard Bay State Boston; sshrs ydia
Gibbs Providencej Ocean Wave. NYork.
CHARLES July 10.
Cteared-ship Columbia, NY0rk
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On Sunday. july Is, by Justice Bogart Mr. HErRy L.
WAIFEMAr TO CA1HARIrs MORGAN, both Of this city.
On Monday. July 10 by the Rev Mr. McKenna OF st.
James Church. Mr PATRICK HAND, Of New York, to Miss
JANE HART, of Brooklyn.
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The Hoo CROr.-A letter from Clinton Ind.
dated July 9th. 10 the Pittsburg Commercial Journal
says hat the hog crop In that vicinity will be greater in
numbers and bettW In weight than last year.
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PORTSMOUTH, VA, BANK ROBBERY The exami.
nation Of Oliver I'll. Rand, and Abram w. R.ud,
charged with participation in the heavy robbery
mited some time ago the Portsmouth Va. bank, was
at commenced Richmond The man facts adduced at the
examination were briefly follows:-Two packages Of
notes known to have been among those stolen pre-
sented at the bank by broker who had received them
from Boston where they had been passed stranger
This leo to the detective Boston and Abram
Rand was arrested here at the Office Of Messrs Willis
Co., brokers where he presented five of the $50
stolen from the bank His house searched aud the
following Geographic despatch from his brother found
RICHMOND March 80 1851 send you 500 notes.
Can send three five hundred bushels potatoes
~ same price, Made 80 cent them. sitter is here
Answer day. D. III. RAND.
This lta to the arrest of o. II. Rand who had pre-
vously occupied respectable position ut Richmond 1t
was shown further that shortly after the commission
the robbery, long bag was found the road near
Portsmouth containing Of paper and notes
which indicated that it had been used in conveying
away the plumber from the bank These scraps of
were stained by substance in the bottom OF the
bag and the notes recovered in the possession of Rand
in this city, marked with similar and
stains The additional eliminating circums ances thas
the two Rands in company with stranger in the
neighborhcod Of Portsmouth the time of the
robbery that they had previously provided themse
with tools among which bits such as are used for
drilling holes and also that O. Ii Rand since the rob-
berry has been known to be in the possession of largo
sums Of money buying property in his brothers name
&c. were also adduc,d The examination is not yet
completed
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CErrnEyiLLF ouRsE-TRoT1ISo-THuRspAv, July is.
Match $1,000, mile heats best three in Ave In harness
j. CoDkiD named br Centreville REQ d forfeit
Jones named b. h. General Pierce. :. paid rfrit
SAME DAr-Purse, S100, mile heats, best three in FIVE,
in harness
George Rayner entered CHI g, selim ....... 1 4
II Woodruff catered m. Boston gih..... FL Q
Mr. Ryorton entered br. Rptou. ......... DIS.
Time-2a6 234H 1887, 2:32h.
Previous to the race, Sem sold TO gentleman of
ths city for 81 200. great deal of money changed
hands this In the third heat Sclim cast shos
PACING MATcH.-Thc following Is the result Of the
great pacing match at Louisville the 2fth ult--
Saturday June 26Mile heats best three In FIVE for