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JUNE 20-The Gran6 Jury could not obtain quorum
this morning till IL O'Clock which time they pro-
ceeded TO business Several persons arragned for
some very grave offences.
Grand Larceny color ed woman, named Elizabeth
Marcus pleaded gully to indictment charging her With
stealing gold watch and chain from Louis Bolthorn,
who accompanied the woman to her residence, No.
Thomas street where she, together with her husband,
who was convicted on Friday for the offence stole
the ctmpainants property valued at $50 The prisoner
was remaDded for senteI CO until the next day
Edward Morrison Joseph d. Mason, John Scarborough,
George Trehen and WilIsm Preston pleaded guilty to
Indictment found against them during the last term for
beipg unla wuy connected in publishing paper called
Neu Fork Reporter and Banking Circular devoted to
the advertising and putting of the Delaware and Maryland
lottery Offices The prisoners remanded for sentence
until Friday.
Keeping a Disorderly House German, named Lin
den Muller. charged with keeping . disordery house.
No 1ls Chatham street Several witnesses testified to
complained bitterly Of it as great nuisance The de-
fendant said he indicted but has conducted his place
in very orderly and very the
complaints made by the Sixth ward police The ury re-
tired for about hour but could agree. They were
therefore d charged.
William Fitzpatrick was arraigned, and pleaded mot
guilty to an Indictment charging him with killing Mary
keaton Eugene Sollomans, youth, arraigaed fog
the homicide Of John Manning, at the Five Points, In
former was Iemanded until this day. and the lsttsr
until Wednesday.
The Grand Jury entered the room about IL O'Clock.
and found true bills of indictment against Thomas Kins
for the murder Of his wife, This case according to the
usual CUSTOM win be transferred to the Court Of Oysc
and Terminer. for trial
The Court then adjourned for the day.
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Interesting from Providence, r.. 4

FINED FOR SEEING LIQUOR UNDER THE LAW
HEAVY VERDICT FOR A FALL UPON SLIPPERY
WALK,
PROVIDENCE, June 90, 1853
TIE case Of VIM. II. Greene against the officer who
seized his liquor under the law which the court deared
to be unconstitutional decided to-day the Circuit
Court setting at Newport-the verdict being for the
plaintiff. Damages SO, which does not carry costs,
Daniel R Clapp has recovered verdict against the
city for s3 $40 so in the Circuit Court at Newport Mr.
Capp sall in tho street in very sppery time last win
ter, and broke his leg. He claimed damages on the
ground that the city bound to enforce the law pro-
yidrg for the :enoval OF and ice from the side
narLa
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Marine Affairs.

THE SAILING OF THE STEAMSHIP UNCLE SAM.
Yesterday afternoon the steamship Uncle Sam, Capt.
Mills took her departure from this port for the Pacific
ocean On leaving the dock the usual guns were fred
ard continued at intervals she passed down the bay
Mr.. Mills, the of the ship, together with
about twenty five invited guests, board and
companied her to sea-
On nearing the lower bay, the company were invited
to the main cabin where substantial repast had been
provided for the special occasion.
the purpose alongside and the guests took their
departure, bidding the captain and all hands board
pleasant and speedy voyage The air agane resouuded
with the ships gum and three times three given by
the friends on board the steamboat.
The day, although warm delightfully."- clear, and
the calm and beautiful. This scene of depar-
ture one long to be remembered by all present
The Uncle Sam is noble model and WILL doubt make
. quick passage.
DEPARTURE OF CALIFORNIA STEAMERs.-Yesterday after
the steamship Uncle Sam, Captain Mills left port
for San Francisco, via Rio Janeiro and Valparaiso, to
take her place in the Independent ne connecting on
this side with the steamship Yankee Blade building
The mail steamship Illinois, for Aspinwa, and the Star
of the West for San Juan, also sailed yesterday af-
ternoon.
THE CLIPPER SHIP SWEEPSTAKES. vessel remained
last night in the posion-two thirds in the water
all efforts up to that time having failed to get her ahoat
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Jersey CITY Intelligence.

MILITARY YESTERDAY, the various military companies
of Jersey City hoboken and Bergen. out, accord
ing law general train at Bergen. The line was
formed 10 o'clock and the regiment, after paradng
tle principal streets in the towns named dismissed.
seversl persons were struck, one Of whom James
Farrier, is not expected 70 survive.
GYpsus The Bergeners have renewed their complaints
to he concerning the depredatons which they
aege are committed BY the gypses thereabout encamp-
ed Several valuable harnesses stolen last Sunday
nfo
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Naval Intelllwencc,

The U. s. Survey and supply ship John P. Kennsdys
sails to day. to join the North Pacific exploring sxps
uon at Batavia The following is the list Of her ocsrs
via. Lieut.. Commanding, Napoleon Collins Aca.g
Russell Acting Master Beverly Kennon Purses Gsorgs
H. Rtchis Passed Assistant Surgeon James Hamiltoas
Clerk and Assistant Drsughtsman, Samuel Potts
Matters Mate James Lea.
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The Canal Tolls .

ALBANY, June 90, 1858
The canal tolls for the second week in June have been
s1o6 1864 gain the corresponding week Of last year
Of s14 0C0. The excess for the seasoa thus far is
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BOSTON, June 70, 1858.
A capszed whs. err of about 100 tons, was recently
fallen in with-da.e OF gvenin lat 90 go lon se and
about 40 bbls of sper' oil were taken from her. The
casks were much worm ca. en-
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Before Hon Judge Roosevelt.
JUNR 20 Tho Mayor DC, Of Ncw York vs. John J.
Hicks dc Injunction TO restrain defendants from pro-
ceedng further with the construction Of crib &c in the
Ess. rfver, between piersNo, IS and 30. Granted
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NEW ORR. FANS. June 20--Noon
Our cotton market is quiet to-day the sales thus far
being barely 500 bales.
CHARLESTON, June 90 1853
Our cotton market unchanged Sales to-day $50 bales
at prices ranging from &c. to lie.
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Mail Route Agents between Albany and
Buffalo.

WASHINGTON June 90 1853
The following have been appointed Mail Route Agents
between Albany and Bufalo:-A. Noble Of Rochester,
benjamin D. French Of Cbteuango willet Ferguson, Of
Fonda Mark Beecher, Of South Byron-all hard Shells
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The Western Railroads.

DIVIDEND DECLARED-IMP0RTANT SUIT DECIDED.
CHICAGO, June 20, 1858.
The directors Of the Michigan Southern and Northern
Indiana RAILROAD have declared dividend of per
cent for the last SIX months payable the 5th of July
They have also determined to issue the
lat psr fifty per cent Of stock for the pur pose Of
constructing the Air Line Toad from Toledo to Goshen
which they have put under contract.
The suit by the Northern Indiana Railroad Company
against the Illinois Central Company to prevent their
crossing the track at the place where the late collision
occur red been decided in favor of the Northern Ir
diana Company. The cout required the Central Com
parry apply at for commissioners to determine the
manner Of crossing; and in the meantime the Central
Compan, is required in all cases. to give the cars of the
Northern Indiana Company the preference and priority
at the crossing The Central Company have given the
stipulations required by the order of the court.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

HANGING Mr.. l.. BROOKES ACADEMY, 36l
IL Brooms street. will continue open during all tho
mer But few lessons neosssaryto Gender sh, puph
sxcslieas asnoev.
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81 S00 GIVEN As rScRsEs TO MAC AND IA
YfOUU c0ur. I'd srHii"Ss viii Ss trattsa puss
for BY the celebrated horses from osas nna
na%ss Dr. ' Mae; ar % Wm Woodra nsmes
Monday July 4th st M purse 81 800 mile heats best
woodruff names r: Tacony: Also Tuesday, July l2th
at purse Of q 500 will be rotted for mile heat,
VIM. Woodruff names r: 6: Taoony. The above field Of
horses supposed to be the fastest Should
nothing happen the public will have opportunity to wit
South ferry Brooklyn, ut II M. and p NJ Stages leave
Williamsburg Ferry hourly for the course.
JOHN l. SNEDIKER Proprietor.
NENTREVILLE COURSE, L. I--TROTTING-T
~ following will be given, to of in June and
July. Free for all trotting horses.
No. l. Purse $500 Mile heats best three fve to wa.
gops. To come of on Thursday, June 30th
No 2-Purse $500. Mile heats best three in
To come off on Monday, July ilth.
No. 3Purse, 5000 Two mile heats in harness. 800 to
the second best. To come off on Monday. July 18th.
The above close Saturday evening June @ by 10
o'clock, at FAULKLAND DURYEA'S Hotel. corner Of
East Broadway and Catharne Three or more to
make field, and two to start to make q race
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THE MILITARY.

TNITY GUARD. ATTENTION.-THE OFFICERS NON
~ commissioned officers and pyAtes of this corps are or
dersd to appear their 639 Broadway this day
June 81 AZ o'clock p M full nniform TO escort the
New YORK Light Guard, their return from Fairfield
Connecticut. By order.
r. l.. BrppEs, Orderly.
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DFEUIAL HO1rUDs.

A AERICAN INSTITUTE FARMERS CLUB.-A he.
Broadway, Tuesday. June 81 at noon Subject-Econo
nical I1igston Strangers always welcome. dmis
ston free to ALL ]. d. MEIGS, Secretary.
"A (nesr Broome street. Particular attention TO out
door sales Families eivng mp have aue-
sales ~ their
ments New and secondhand furniture bought for cash.
Sales at auction Tuesday Saturday at
10x O'clock A. n. REINCKE Proprietor,
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Duel Between Two New Orleans Editors,

New ORLEANS, June 20 1858.
dus, was fought here yesterday between the editors
Of two German newspapers. one Of the c,mbatarts Is
said 70 have been fatally wounded.
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TURY. NOTICE or-."v ..c OF THE COMMISSIONER
from Jury duty already registered sush at this Office
VIII please call and place their exemption record Is
required BY law between the date hereof the Both
9noiusive. WIN. A. WALKER, Co nmissoner of Jurors.
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The James Adger Mt Charleston.

CuARIH,ToN june 70, 1858.
Tas steamship James Adger, from New York, arrived
bs-s o. bali past esveo O'Clock this evening
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REV ARDS.


paid information Which viii lead to tho dissection
upon Mary %ss,sy 'S va:
Sunday .!sai1s in:s s:s ssoss
: sss
ton gloves The Of her disappearance
@ s @ the
nsishbcrhood the exemplary ofarscter she sustained
the
avs hundrsd dollars The Of the guilty parties
10 shs In rSss5a to the psSngr % S s
John Bgssng No 81 Cliff street, and Charles H. Clay
$5O RlwARDzroR THE DETENTION AND RE
QOU turn of Robert Brien, ndented apprentice
undersigned He about years old five feet eight
Sn s1s % a%
SZO paid # M Charles Collins Of Hartford viii prove
ss WssDia f. Ghne9H @ H'atsa Ar cG1 on hs
PAU the north aide Of Fourteenth street between Uni
y g1se sds and tta an, very %, light blue
color with The letter IN pearls
Mi ' 1.ss's
S7O REWARD LOST ON THE 18TH INST COMING
YlV from Canal street through Broad gay, and Bond
T above @ e by DsI
BELLS lO4 Fourth avenue corner Of Twea ninth street
@1O REwARD-LosT FROM PARK PLACE, ON
Has whss spot on one
Leather collar with plate without name. Apply to E. c.
cS .REwARD.-LosT ON THURSDAY LAST. AT
0 T. ~ S %11s S Any coming
restoring him to his former owner, McDERMoTT, ios
Broadway.
ON is
Bowery aud Mercer street Broadway drab and pink
,s srssa nEs Ssssls ass ssss vi" confer f
IL O'clock noon is Twenty street was dress
e has
r sn' w fi KS
above number.I
osT.,oN FRIDAY, JUNE Z, 1858, AT FIVE O'CLOCK
IN 'ss smsS NORRIS 'aa %
With linen sack purple cashmere pants and black belt snd
E I:s.yss y
cortiands Type Foundry, % Spruce street New York
l. afsS street to Lexington sIenH. .ns arsm.Isy
park heavy god enamecd bracelet with twelve pearls
Whoever will TO Ball. Black Co., 247 Broadway
will receive handsome reward Inquire Of Herman
Marques.
T OsT-ON MONDAY, THE 10Th INSTANT. A LADYs
IL breast PIN Of the shape Of heart lock of hair in tho
CENTRE set In rube. surIousded by little pearls lost
Wooster street Houston up to Greene street up Prince
value but for the owner or family fair reward will
Tenth street, near University place.
T osT-oN THE GOTH OF JUNE, NEAR ToMPKIN',
IL market, two proMsory notes. for $22U drawn by
H. s. Mulligan, dated Buffalo June 10TH 1883 sixty days
payable TO the order Of g. Holmes the once of Duncan
sherman Co. N Y, for $S3 drawn by Leisht New
ton dated New York March 4th 1883 months payable
order Of @. r. Holmes, at the Pacific Bank The
endorsed and be Of any
one the Whoever will return the 20
Sixth street. will DO literally rewarded.
r osT--A SMALL GREYHoUND, WHITE SPOTTED
IL with dove color answering to the name OF Ida Who
ever will return the above named dog will be Handsomely
rewarded, by leaving 1t at No. 90 Tenth street.
DANCING ACADEMIES.
DANCING mr.. l.. BRoOKEs ACADEMY M
~ Brooms street. will continue during all tho
But few lessons necessary 70 ceuter shs pupl
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INFORMATION WANTED OF LOOMS L. WHITE
ESQ., yho was United States Consul at San Jusn
S March, 1901 He arrived In the steamer
New York about the 10th instant Any knowing his
No. Court street. Boston, Mass ''
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From the South.

specie FROM TExAS-RELIEF FOR THE PASSENGERS
OF THE SHIP WILLIAM AND MARY, ETC.
BALTIMORE, June 20, 1858,
TIE New Orleans papers of Tuesday last, received to-
night state that the steamship Yacht has arrived with
si24 800 specie and Rio Grande dates to the 4sh I'm
usual quiet prevailed at Brownsville and other frontier
cities. Most Of the 6busters had dispersed.
Over 90 o0 had been subscribed at New Orleans for
the unfortunate passengers Of the los, ship William and
kaEy.
This vas the hottest day have had in Baltimors
this season. the thermometer at IL O'Clock standing 1t 90
deoreas,
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MASONIC NOTICE.-THE MEMBERS OF LAFAY-
. cite Lodge No g. Of Free and Accepted Masons
respectfully requested to assemble at their lodge
Masonic Temple Of Broome and Crosby streets
paying the last bute raterna regard
worthy brother William G. Jones' The fraternity In
raj invited to unite BY order
A. LYON, Secretary. j. d. STEWART, W. NJ
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NRIEN TURTLE sOBP TO DAY, AT B YARDS, NO.
VI State street. just received consignment, hun
drd fine young turtle. Hotels supplied by order fair
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MUSICAL.

ITOLEAN PIANOS, AT AL BRoADWAY.-ALARGE
III assortment of psnos from the celebrated house Of
Hallet Davis Co, Boston also the we'll kpown instru
mepts Of A. W. Ladd Co.. with full supply 81 and
second hand pan Of various aker for sale AZ very low
f' LINCOLN 4 THOMPSON, All Broadway.
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MASONIC NOTICE-THE OFFICERS AND BRETH.
Iu Of Manhattan Lodge, No So r. A M, hereby
requested attend the funeral of Mrs Brown vile
o'clock from her lace residence No 4s Third street
order. VIM. G.. MCLAUGHLIN, w. M.
JOSEPH HALL SMITH, Secretary
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O. OF o. F.-TBE MEMBERS OF EGYPTIAN EN-
4: esmpment No - O. Of Q. F. are hereby notified to
june a. O'clock for the purpose of taking into oonde
ration the proprety Of surenderng the charter to the
Grand Epcam July session Members wishing
will please attendance their final
notice. By order c. p. s. c. GRAHAM, Scribe.
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTION ENGLISH LADY Is
1 desirous Of obtaining few pupils for the harp p
She has thorough owledge Of music and is good
performer both instruments For terms address A. b.
Chickering's pianoforte warehouse, 295 Broadway.
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r OsT--A SMALL GREYHOUND, WHITE SPOTTED
IL with dove color answering to the name OF Ida. who
ever viii the above named dog will be handsomely
rewarded, by leaving II at No. 90 Tenth street.
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.-ONE OR TWO PUPILA
M win be instructed the pancforte, by young lady
Address w. c. Herald once Terms, should they in
structed t her residence 80 per quarter CURED
m mt
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ENAMELLED AND COTTAGE FUaNITURE.-sET!
~ $25 TO 81 600 The largest assortment the United
Statos Sets made number color shade TO suit
tastes. OILLIES 4 BYRNE, manufacturers, $40 Broad
way doors above Spring street. east sde
nv No. 40 Greene street.
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Q on REWARD LOST, ON SUNDAY EVENING, ON
pLV the north side Of Fourteenth street, between Uni
snsmsed ladies watch and chatelan with hook enamel
led the color with the letter in pearls
to the chain attached lot Of small ornaments among
which key, chair shoe fish parsso The finder
taopk
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NEW OMNIBUS LINE-THE UNDERSIGNED WILL
In commence running their omnibus line Wednes
day afternoon the 22d ns at which starts from
the Of Tenth and Thirteenth street thence
through Tenth West street. through
70 Chrisopher through Christopher street TO Fourth
to Bayard street. through Bayard Market street. through
Market to South street. through south to Peck slip
MYERS
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GOS REWARD.-THE ABOVE REWARD WILL BE
PLO paid il Mr. Charles Collins, of Hartford will prove
that +. Champion insulted Mrs Collins the cars
Wednesday, june s, 1858. Is. 4. CHAMPION,
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n q. A.-EXCELSIOR CHAPTER NO. &.-THE MEM
bers are hereby notified to attend the meeting this
evening, to hear address Rev c. Gilmore; also
to vote on an important amendment to the bylaws.
j. B. G. IT,.
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r osT-ON THE 10Th OF JUNE, NEAR TOMPKIN',
IL market two proMsory notes. for $22U, drawn by
H. s. Mulligan dated Buffalo June 10Th 1853 sixty days
to the order Of g. Holmes the Of Duncan
Sherman Co. N Y, sls3 drawn by Leisht New
ton dated New York March 4h 1883 four months payable
to the order Of @. r. Holmes at the Pacific Bank The
above notes not endorsed and be of any
one the Whoever will return the to No
atxt IN etreet. will be lberally rev arded,
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CHANTS for Business Glen.

DEAL ESTATE WANTED-In exchanges for 5tosk,
II -, bot thst New-York Apply " D
L Boz s Post oee With oestiOn and pres Of propsty
CTOCKs for MERCHANDISE DRY GOODS,
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HIPPODROME-wiIl soon close

ERANCONIs HlPfODhOMr-"u III, sv ~ -; ~, >,
th season and the possible interest," viii BE- gwen 10
L. AMONG the novelties tnOd1eed are
SPLENDID STEEPLE CHASE BY blood horses recently IN
nod which lean Of twelve feet vide q
srea expense Amphhesie Poney RACE ana
London, driven IN sleigh and nAI
MONS CfIARIN will also appear his celebrated hoes
Prince ana The Grand ChArot R.e
a bv Female EqueTsns Wonderful Yeats OF the
Sies Brothers The Magic Car Of Flora Prof Nixon ana Ohe
rem on the Moving Platform, kc kc viii also Dc presented
Omen TVERY AFTERNOON and EVENING
kSmlttsnce-First Circle Ell Boz 81 ets PIT > CTS \.
Door open At "a PM Ana PM Performances to commence
Q.,a
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grorerfs.

HrPW crop GREEN and BLACK TEAS, FOR
~ ZION Fruits 0ROcERIEs, te-Ihs 'seserlher ~ ia
tore ard daily receiving from ths ca g - ~ s SO 81
49, - I'd e.y Groceries 10 all Aelf yrstes Aiso Stnuts
- vi o. Extra syrrp snf foiss-ss fof sale whole
r-tsI On IL reasonable terms, a. No ~ and ne ~
- irhs. and 10. 7sFsseytt j. " fOWbka-
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