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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-16
rRe NORTH rtoop.
49,, -. u,.,w. -. w ,s0.eN

Ns~a
II, Ottawa hs. Niicn severed Gees w',n W. -,
asy. tsy tbiNe Ard tslliae ~ h's "' =, An,n ,sa,
~. xh., nhsr,u,,na Aeea, the m""u' ~ N''' W."
rSN"", 49, ~ s,x, WAY, the waicr commences " t'"e
w ~ ~ ~ l.iicr end of The month aud during
SN~N. MAJ, all the small e,wams' IA hull
~ - .,s,sws W.T. ten fifteen feet oi h'
sses, s' shs Atsas the ioth Vt May tho small 'rea'
~ 49,. sre failing rapidly, but shortly aitorw ard ho
~ "ls,t III the ncv(h alme scSN upward and over
49, ~ IN, NV tans in the nc,ghhorhccd o' his banks
- Selsss ei water Houses arN here scnc''n'" seen
80 avs. VI kwvst may hc gated with canoes lhs
place nmUS Ne NEGLECTED, general hoi~'o" "e
,,Aak ~ MAY and the nrS, cf lUnc a(cr The smell strams
have esnwenccd tall and Consequently Tao ewM verdi"
~xvr which rolls past during thus season 81 Inc year
ranpr 10 derived tNm the drainage ot thus part at mo
country, The exclamation Is toNwe The Ottawa has
is- saurcc IN vast elevated uninhabicd rcsmn yng
vSsrl, ucrh Ct Montreal From this point u h1wS w's'-
sts, ,c1 m.l,s toward Lake superior collecting wafer
fNYa knu,r,d rVecs IA its course. a. Lake lNmIs-
csrsng rear the cNtruiy at Lake superior II
nal GREAT hend round and runs back toward The east,
snta tmr,s,s itself inir the -, LNwwnce al Montreal
II N 1Wirv< pcscd at several weeks Tor 'he water pro-
s.ee, nv n, mrln Of the IN the uorh to arrive
a, E>i,wn when u dccs arrive the rivcr rises rapidly
t,n NJ st,en fc, Which, added ~ the water already col
ha IN The channel nun The southern portion of the val
= makes total elevation NJ about wcniy FIVE feet from
Nv Ia hsh wstcr This is generally called by the nhab
s,,ts 81 ihe Ottawa the N'r;A FOOD, lis greatest force
Is uw exhausted and the river will continue fall until
III, m,c Ut September when the rains of sho, autumn
x, cause IL e. rise again o small cx,ont. This year
rse ~ iss A average hight, but II is several
Get higher.
wAs NC csu haa the Thames
AsSss The srss River Ottawa receives nam'e' % '"'s0
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COuRT CALTNpAR-Tnrs pAY.

CIRCUIT CouRt-Nos $50. 1854, LOIS, LIZ, l,lg5,
is3i i.6c ii.7 li. 1881, 1872 1874 In, l7i6' i l'S
as 3t i6 ioi. .S7 - -. 49,
SurrRoR CouRr-Nos 95l 39s, III, 23s, 962, lJ.1'
lss oee Ilao las, e. 81 EOS 10 l52 10 10 10 s9
Ina ma us lg2 ll0 1876 lsa os l"I ~ %; no
ifsS ina 7o 77s sI9 IN, 1870. 49, 100 $50 Sso
I? lN .ll, 9lo s96 7oo 5sb . ~ , oo- =, oos
CoMMos PLEAs-Part Nos 1895, l,o97, LUZ
100 ioi iC2 iloJ LOG l1 1le, lo9 lli, LII LIS
ils Par III Nee ga 10 ,S2 .o3i $50 70 itsi ~ ,
SUPREME CouRr-Spcc,oi Terminus II, "a, 81 81 a.
: p,sr%Icr CouRr-Nos 4s, 90 Is, 81 80, %, ~
d 81. SO 30. 81 81 IS
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Philsas.phia Markets .THrRspAr. Lnne 4.

The Co1Tos market q TO-DAY and there rather do
sales Flour with limited demand and
til petty much mined the OF she trsd
- g. tr ard sed brands, ard - ~ - = = bill
m tcsA MEAL and RYE FLOUR inactive previous
qO-eus OF NnEAr acE very is Offering and The
Guile -} for .c sEd II prime PENNSYLVANIA white. CoRss
si ~ over bu a. the there i Demand 500 10
7fa tusn -outherT yeIoE go RYE steady ~ -
OsrsNc ctsr1e and " trh. brought Sc In Gao
rrrrc'iors confined Sugars whch
Gtf tEc Cuba New OIL been sod 05c
tine Cortes dnl The Provision trade quiet barrel
fok Is uH2be Grcrfd Cut Meats and Bacon
vented but tie h-h professors holders limit operations Lard
is 81. led SEEDsSotug doing. WHISKY Is held
= -alou. with u.ld business doing il bids and bis
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MARRIED

LFFDs-MoCULLOUGH-On Thursday June u, by the Rev
d. Potts BepIy Leeds Mary daughter of james McCu
lousb, Esq. all Of this City
ROSEVFLT-sHKRwO oD-At Southport Conn, on Tuesday
Roswell City Juee daughter of Jusus Sherwood
NJ u of tie former PLACE.
sNMsw LLIAMSon Thursdsy, 18th inst. by the Rev Rich
Duane Horesdale Samuel r. Sym hTm OF Blunt
SNns 10 Miss Mary J. Williams -
BRD0E-nlLL-On the 18th instant. by the Rev Henry Ward
Bech.r the Pts mouth Church George Bridge 10 Miss Frances
Louisa. daughter OF John ;. Ill., all Of Brooklyn
HAGADORN-WELLS-At Kingston X. l.. Tuesday. jane
Joel Mr Francis Hassdorn of this City
Miss Ezsbeh NJ Wells daughter Of the late ThSs Wells of
III. farmer ulac
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A<ovEHR CNSE on HYpRoFHoBiA.-About SIX weeks
Stree man named John Welsh residing on the LexinS
AN PIE near Nnsh-st was bitten by a iorocous dog,
in The wrist and thigh The wound healed without us
cVrsunrs any Of the medical faculty and The occurrence
xas sucs; sarxo On Tuesday afternoon ne com
pl.irsd ci difficulty cf breathing which continued DUR
m The srsttr portion of the night until about CLOCK
The rex; morning, when he became pvlieS"y % &
ard rushed in state Of nudity into the street rr" tnat
On, putl about NJ the spasns were so violent that
hccsms necessary to secure him by binding his hands ana
ktt 49, n, -r,,o., Ill.
had been called in bu, appears they did nA agree IN
pr,scritrc and The man becoming calm ABOUT TINS m9
bis hands were united by friend when conscious Oh ns
dreadful situation, he prayed fcrvenuy In short tune
sftr he again taken with spasms more violent han
ever and deemed absolutely necessary to admins
fer choroorm This Gained him and he slept but about
oelock he scs;n awoke, and in about twenty minutes
aft,rward b-eathed his last. wife and three children
are left behind 10 his untmey fate tie is sad 10
x.srs ~ sg, Cincinnati Gazette, 9;h.
F.rAL AID MELANCHOLY ACoIDESr.-lti is our me!an,
cioy duty to record accident which involved the ssoi
two highly respected young gentlemen OF nus CITY IL up
beat containing JAS H. LOngman OF New ork, r. Warley
Of dir State and W. Miller aud John Dowdc of Scotland
who were out harbor pleasure excursion, when
of BIRD shpyard into collision with the schooner
mon which arrived az this portabou fortnight since
with lead of corn and was bound up Ashley River Tor
tie rurpose OF loading with lumber MIR. Ndrey seeing
thai collision was inevitable. sprarg for the bow-chains
Of the schooner. and hung thereby rope was thrown
10 Mr. Miller who held on by his teeth and supported Mr.
Dow die who had hold OF Mr. Longman. Mr.. Miller, how
ever tn0ng that he could longer assist them released
his hold Of Mr.. Dowde, who, with Mr.. Longnan, lmne
distey sank. Mr.. Miller and Mr.. Marley succeeded in
getting board the fremont The bodies Of the unIOrtu
nate Young men had been recovered up to late hour
last nj. It, charleston Courier, june IL.
L. S. Commissioner Wilcox of Columbus o., publishes
a card in Tie Columbus Fact announcing his resgnaon
ard inmats that he declines the Office because he Is I'M
willing to the provisions of the Fugitive Slave
Law.
Mass Meeting of the Freemen of Chittenden County
w. who are opposed 10 the Nebraska bill and the asgre
sve policy of the slave power TO be held at Stantons
Inn III Essex on Wednesday, the 2sth of June
Tie case of Alfred Tyler, indicted in Onondaga County
Sr the murder OF his wife, has been postponed to the
next term Of Oyer and Tcrminer to be held in that
county.
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COURT OF GENERAL srssioss-Taorday-Defoss 'h

COURT OF GENERAL sfSsioss-Ts4~day- Before me
RfCospfN.
Mary McCuirc pleaded guilty 90 stealing yalua-
HE, NON Shchoash add sentenced ,bo Ponsn
tiatNl of months
Ichn VILE, M AIDED guilty sgand larceny stealing coth.ns
the 81 $50 tom Nicholas w Sayvesanf AID
t,,,,a to The state Prison iaT
Nm Murray, COLOR pleaded guilty 10 petit larceny ia stealing
cold other ARTICLES from Maria Adams and sentenced
to the lrncptisry for months
rdmonas convicted Of Asune Chnsman named Guln
Rooscvtls, sentenced TO The Peneniay
f,f I. tbs.
Tho July thea dhsed Tor the term and the Court Cd
ned to he day.
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L.eIIIelf


N, ,e.,inons % Proprietor Of the Nsgns Ihr,r'
him Nv The CON rsn7 ,rd I'll hs s> n h Thetier e.
aad .nts s ~ lna Dl'
M g. JoAssIos. @r. ~ r. NcHoLs, .ious % ~ aha Ii
addition - ne fll s--rne 2 ~
nv The Programme ooe. " Eva" The ~ fIllc-
sops lv Lul. Lavixs bIsuoP' TIE Moan an haii'
Nots DrvaNl Gle Bruess Man To concilie WIN --'
M.re Well he Nations! wi. be crowded oli-l
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PHILADELPHIA june d lrred, schrs Kate Se",ir sd
deli Fannie Michel Fennld, New York Ci'qred ship H0raio
Hall New Orl-ens; trgs Thos Knox Smh BOSTON, Daal'i
W,lster Smith, Ban gor Marhfeld Hodsd3n q, ni se,
Nftnev Whisker Fell Rveri North, Speed Poydencsr Ne
baska Gsskl Proyidence J. g. WHEATON Doyle, Lynn
Crvura Sre.t schesr Bird Hi Boy, D'wney View
Yok: Lybitud ireland, BrdsepoFti r. W, Brown Hole
Brootyn; ate stuart sddel Hudson; j. Roach, batman
Boston; K. o. Whlidin, Cain, Boston.
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To Mnrlnera.

The ghboat Nantucket South Shoa Capt Bunker 10 take
her Nantucket South Shoals AZ before defined sailed nom
New Bedford Saturday last
Tie Northwest has been condemned As
vessel will be- anchored ia the chaane Or
any ht placed hsre further notice buoy Will marx
petition the Old ghbos The other buoys al nc NOUN OF
M. M - 70 Gaze hnnrs
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SUPREME CoURT-OESsRaL TERM-Beore Judges ROOSEVELT
HABHAs CORPUS


little boy named John Hatton, about II years Of age,
teueh Alexander MAs in ga,snanee Of hsbeas cor,
custody OF letters Of guardianship obtained from
Mr. MhIer in ie,uip that he resides at Red Hook
Dhe and that s The second lime he has been called
top 70 Tbs enid The FIST before Jpds~ Clerke
eos ss S ear. 3 M snd on
spson hs, he ha; night 10 H. De S, thn, no sad end
REQ Hook ard wafer TO Mr. Jacob Leroy and
provided abundany able properly educate and
t up that in 1852 the father him and told him be
sns South aud said If come back want you to bling 9p
my hoy OWE that he has ALWAYS treated he child we'll
Of the uncle james Heuon I'LL spring whom he to Red
i 5 ' the s s she mn S S SS 'P S he ss s f
but from the grief expressed and It's Discrimination to ese he
the child who insisted upon returning with
him back Red Roak tie subsequently learned
he father the child dead, he has been informed aud
In reply u. denied by Mr. Haon that Mr. NJ N situation
properly to educate the te boy that he Is employed IN milking
sn other %e aS s I n I ap 50 a 9 he ta
have ne ad,.nisse Of The schools and ms education aud case be
CASE or THOMAS DUNLAP.
10 the case Of M D. relation to whom udsment Of inca
rendered his person place the hands
nic to cause why the uds@sn; should not Be yseasd and
Mr. C beng coriended that he if he az
sbeaon OF mina) restored TO the aud custody of
his estate. Motion granted.
cs,ne.u and S Wiz AT HEN Hs1acl Ropes
Suit entered to recover damages for alleged libel Mo-
ton made for Motion granted ban has sven
SUPERIOR COURT-GENERAL TERN-Before judges DUER
ard HoFfM,N
Georfe Morrow asL Peter Clinton snd Others.
To test the right of plaintiff cargo OF coal saved from
stsse sunk al he foot Foltoos Brooklyn March ISL
Judgment o sntg but question has arisen whether
Nj Clifton Of he dsodau's liable aad the bought
before the General Z, run. Argument presented.
Before Judge BOSWoRTH
De Beer Chlton PhiheTi Cafe Smith Cutter, Jr
I. lounSs and Henry LsyeI.y
Tt made Cafe Gutter JAY
BIS and indorsed By Mesrs Yoanes LAveyhe later
but the defended
said subquen suspended aud assigned Nj Youngs
The by G. C. is that Messrs v Endorsed the
for their aonhst they took Drew Robinson
brokers' Discount who charged them Cos hat
sccoIo ngly void BY usury. Messs L.
had consideration and also the
alleged that they received the
and contend that VOID. To be continued.
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CIRCUIT COuuI@Bcfore yadsc MfrenrLt.
Am Nolson ssl John VI. Julian.
To ,,eox,, ssso ~, work and labor from 1870 20

70, IaInn tan,. funaIe ndant payment OF which
aid 10 have h., docndt consideration m th1
rt,., NJ tr I0f on mahogany uM erected al
ransics that oihcr parties should
have been o,nsd. and the conn amt vi" ds"s''d
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fAdy-r-is-rnen'.l
Tur MUSICAL CONGRESS COSTIyTTD.-ihe great

Nr.cs Congr..- attracted eco ero-s me 'Tfss rs
% corf'nued evening fhs week Va W.
ipg sdnifisDce JULIEN Performers II ne oss
Gould ANYTHING 20 po.risrl
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LAW INILLLIGE,NCE.
COURT OLE APPEALS.

The following are the frst 80 on the June
Calendar
l. Hill sgst Supervisor of Livingston Co Lester eg Jewe
Morse Gould T. Whitney sgs, Mayor of New YORK
r. Reynolds. Reynolds Reynolds T. keth
ttne asst SUCKING Atkinson Bank OF Monroe Mar
sb.l stst Sulee TO- LolaTd Town OF MonFOe H. CIag
sts Wells. H. Mayor OF New-yoIk ag PnSe 10 tV w
Setback To- Kelly agst May OF
otN,wYok ls Culver ag Teats Benedci Sss, stan
IL Jon,s agst Olmsiead 10 Pah sgst Kinney ~ w
80, G-,ry 2 q BUSH ffoesei.
"a Fv.,ts ss,, Palmer Astine aes Envn % kassey
-. OF Lyon a. AyIaut agst Elmer
as, Sbuieh Chstauque Go. Bans agst kisley
I.l,n,r Fort Plain Plankrosd Company
The Who'll. number OF causes on Calendar Is III
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Receipts Of Produce-JuyE Is.

sv q, WORT Ffrer poa,s9 6 bbls Flour - pSss ,shss 81
90 "nrEy go 90 MeJ 30 Do. Porn. II do Lard Cat
Nfsfs lf Iao trs..
~ En gaaTsdS.a abs frur. a. riss A,tts 90 sidel
q. -<f Gee ttg. Oats. ~ 20. PluyhUns
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By telegraph.
Disasters. sc.

NEWORLE ANS-Arr June H. ships Matilda and Creole Ne
Ysrk; Paragon do; Aleidr from Charleston.
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2C share. Excelsior White Znc Company share Of bic
Simeon Diapers regular sernweekly sale OF bonds and
stocks will take place at Ihe Merchants Exchange, to-
morrow, at -! o'clock
The subscription to the Convertible Loan Of the
NewYork Central Road was opened this forenoon BY
the Transfer Agents Messrs. Duncan. Sherman u Co.
Wm. Halsey, Esq. has been elected President Of the
Seventh Ward Bank in lieu Of John W. Lawrence who
has retired
MossIs. Edwin d. Morgan and Thomas Tileston have
been elected Trustees OF the United States Trust Company
TO fill vacancies in the Board.
Messrs. Wadswor1h & sheldon No. % Woll-st., give
notice that an instament of sl2 $1,000 of the
State Of Illinois viii be paid their Office, Monday
the Sd of July next.
The Union Bank OF Rochester has declared quarterly
dividend OF two-and-a-half per cent payable July ).
The Hamilton Manufacturing Company, Massachusetts,,
dividend of per cent, payable June 10 the Appleton
Company dividend of I per cent, payable June 10.
The citizens OF Cincinnati have voted against lending
slo0o eco TO the City Waerworks, and against raising
$500 by loan the City credit for the extension OF the
public landing, markei-houses squares and parks
The Buffalo Board of Trade their meeting yesterday
adopted resolutions deprecang the NewIork method of
selling grain by instead OF weight. Among them
the following:
Rd That this Board respectfully recommend shipper. isrs
Civ # sell end deliver by according
furihrcTe ihs spes be requested iher IL
siTuciicrs n this regard On their bulls OF lscing
The Middlesex Mutual Fire Insurance Company held
their annual meeting at Concord, Monday the 18th
inst. The Directors for the ensuing year Daniel Shat
tuck Nathan Brooks and stedman Buttrek of Concord
Jomes Russe OF West Cambridge Caleb Butler of Gro
ton; Charles Tower of Stow A. Thompson of Woburn;
Joel Adams of Lowell. and Joseph Bacon OF Newton
Daniel Shat;uck was reelected President, and Nathan
Brooks Secretary and President.
Amount non a. ..'.'....t itf,i-t
Csrtal 70 premium notes and cash....... $500
Ihefaure Of the Parker Vein Coal Company has caused
much excitement at Cumberland where $50 900 will be
lost by the citizens Of that place the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad also heavy losers for the transportation OF
coal. The old Board have made ssgnment 20 j.
Philip Romnine and Charles Darrow. An attachment
has also been issued by Mr. Jowct the ViccPredentof
the Company, to secure half million OF the property
a.. of. 81 'hr ,it Do,-l ~-- i!.ll. ,rr 1rs.slsy
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THE GREAT FCLIPsE.-Those twenty-eicbt snlan5;5
Of the late ECLIPSE OF the d.v and sn
Roors Gallery No. S5 Broadway Sieeoseope and Cr.vo ~
kHencOtyTes taken IL weather.
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THURSDAY. June l5-P. NJ.

THURSDAY, June Dr. W.
The downward tendency OF Stocks continued to-day, bat
il was not so strongly marked. Erie sold al g. Hudson at
62l. Reading u, and New-York Central at lO2-showei
come little seadiness the Second Board Others, where
small parcels were put the market fell Oil GlI y
cent Panama was done low 1857 Cleveland and Ioe-
do at 80; New-Haven - subsequently selling up to SO
cent. Cumberland Coal and Nicaragua Transit each lost
p cent from Wednesday; Pennsylvania Coal Y cent.
The sales OF Bonds again light at the Board New
York Central Skies, ESD !.
Freiehts are active and better. To Liverpool, $1,000
bush Grain 81 4d.; 1000 bbls. Flour 49, 400 bbis
Resin, 10; 100 boxes Bacon 1871. To London 800 bols
Pork, 81. vessel from Buctouche to Hull 70 TO- To
Bremen, 90 600 h Whaebone, Id 90 tuns Measurement
Goods 15l; 40 half ties. Tobacco, ne.
The following is the days business at the Assistant
Treasures office: Received, sl35oso paid, sii6,ssi 20
Balance ss,9s9,3s4 90.
The payments through the Clearing House this morning
amounted TO s20,O5o,6 36 81
The engagements for Gold by the Continental steamer
on Saturday promise TO he from 100000 The
shippers will not be by the two or three
previous Bremen and llavre steamers.
The warrants entered at the Treasury Department Wash
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lRr s.ndr Hook Pdp,Ins reIesraoh.l


The HIGHLANDS. June l5-Sundown
One shin ard brig Of Highlands bound in Two bugs OF the
UiyblaIds outward bound.
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R,c,yryrAL PAnlDr.-The Fourteenth Regiment u

de. Of Col Jesse c. Smith, Iaraded yesterday
the Msyor and Members OF the Common Council the
presented handsome and soldery
an, The regiment wholly armed with the PERCUSSION lock
musket.
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The cases Of those persons arrested for riong Sun
last Sunday have al been transmitted 70 the
GfaI d JuTy for their action.
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TRIAL OF THE EXCISE COMMISSIONS

KINGS COUNTY COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER-
Before Judges and MOORE and Justices srLwtLL snc
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iAdyertisementl
'OIORpD FIRE
FIRE WORKS,

PitoFs-J II. HALEY No ~ Johnst has HI. ..or
Hatfield Works ready for inspection Cpsoners xl find
that fer safety ard bsss,y ibey esnsot be surpassed 81
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BROOKZ wv ITEMS

TIE CASE or THE FARLrYs-Ihe Jury IN this case
has not yet agreed upon verdict
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Iudce Barculo Of the Supreme Court Second Judicial
D lyns gcrousy M OF chronic diarrhea. me residence
OF his father inlaw No. u West Nineteenhst Newfof~
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paxseucers Arrived

In sark Cpuj Tgrk from tscs-NesSrs "u King Robert
Layton james HsDry Moore John d. Ser. TO-,
70 bIrk fhi5LIil ron Rio Gras Nh GsN J. Love- wife ana
family irfono L.css
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U. 6 DISTRICT coURT-Before Judge IsesAsOll-

Chester W Chaplin Richard Peck joseph W. Miles others
The schl T. BrainArG.
To So 700 damage TO the steamboat Traveller
Nv pr ~ schooner ia the East River the Island
esed ie Brother fore daylight Ah November 1852 Tue
Traveller from New Haven Il allie ged that the schooner
her su6dcay uned aud the M
board side carving the side houses beakng the boaid
guard and also breaking Hne carriages winch were on the deck
height
in defense hs, the fault board the steamer; that
the pSr down the Sound her Portland;
that halfway between RkeTs Island and the Norm
Brother eh but supposed TO be that OF
the shore and word given 20 uf TO cesI il
thai sTsTd the Traveller round Rikes Island
the shore and the rate OF tive I've miles
hour the bow Of the Schooner caught her dying
uiboom and the bowsp damaging her b aud
head s and swinging The schooner ccnpeiey roend haf the
her proper and the collision was caused W
board the There cross su BY the
schooner 10 $500 tor injury BY the siesmeE Testimony
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SUIT FOR SUPPLIES.

Curtis UeIsno FfuspttT.
To recover Sass "a for ship chsndery and other supplies
fpi,bed 70 the this port in Jane snd July 1851
Tls ,u,t Is def n6e6 AdaGs& CO. the
Ttsy say thai the sbe that h time abe owned
A. ~ pane Co Of Boston with whom the hbelltnts had
ans ,eroup that Co cold the bars m good faith without
noes 10 Co. long amer the supplies were FURNISHED; nat
q py susI ended payen but that besnts ms
800, SIlssnee tefoIe hat have collected 10 soan. De
~ ~ =.
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Tt. Haven and New-LonlVn ha4'i"'u N'"'P ny
= , ,ro,osals al not lees than par FOR i'rty thou-
sspd dollars OF 10 per cent. bonds redeeAo'e III H'o
years. ,,.p.r-o., c,,,
,.rv mot at Hackettstowp on wednesday. Inc annual
-,o, states hc -se OF the year 70 be sIso-fi 'o VIZ
- li3 81, 60 Msii- :....'.@@ss y;
ION ION, - ~ 50 Et~nis and .unar'rs''' i's %
H. ,ne7ses ,,,r, sJi2sl 6s-ihc following being the
Items -, es, "a
TIE b;laree after pry9s .TT,5e' IS IS ias 81
pad two .eualuuii dividends "a a., 4,
Pa ! interest upon deitot Company '''''''-''' '' -
~. 'ss3 s.
The uu Der of passengers carried during me year. eN
us;ve Of commuters and free, was sios-' i"o en- nes
cs, so ss5 and Il cars costing sld,5lS, have been
added 70 ;le equipment OF the road The present equip
men. consists of nine engines and 90 cars OF duieren'
kinds The following gentlemen were chosen Directors
for Tie ensuing year: William Wright joel W. Oonun'
g.,seb yapderpool. j. C. Garthwate. Stephen ~. p'!'
Daniel Babbitt iona. Parkhurst, William ~ "o'''
Aaron Robertson.
The following is the official statement OF the bai''hore
and Ohio Railroad for the month Of May, as compared
with May OF lac; year; ,y.....ou ,,,,,,.
Nav. i2t.......................E 10 - 80
MAJ ies3....................... E49N OIL S-oio 60
Recommendation sj Tj'S-W
Making total OF sl6s, sO7 90 increase over pom
branches in Tie month OF May 1854 as compared Win inc
May of ls53.
Tie following statement Of the recepts OF the man
stem for tie five months ending with May past, comp red
with the corresponding five months of the previous year.
will show tho steady progress of the road:
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