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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-15

SNIP WILLIAM A. CoorEs, lately stranded on seltlsts
Beach, 645 tuns heavily tened &C., sold q
ton OF Wednesday for $l150, cash
tchr Acoa from NewYork carrying her main
mart ssvns dsckpank and doing other dam
age. Mr Thomas Alien, passenger in tbs D. came near
hey WEST, jane TYTls sc6r E1.bssh Hs.dey' cs,hsss
nser from Mategorda put In eaky having sprung est on
the 5h 81 Doube Head Shot Keys She wss bouod New
York laeeu wi cotton, and moasses and nov
dsLs girgj viii probably be hauled the Be lsass
very uh and requires TO be constantly pumped to keep Der
fee IL feared portion Of her goundier be dsmsssl
ntde The falvors made out strong for salvage
baFK DUBLIN Peterson from Cenfd for fhisiephia,
before oted ashore Colorado Reef still rsnsnsd there
the 9h ult with United States steamer Princeton sssn&
her.
scBR UsrALccA, Briggs vent ashore Pond Idsed Bsss
hsDe Sunday night at IL o'clock wind blowing very heavily
oclock total wreck All hands saved Tho Usfsogs hd
sIgs cargo Of OAK for Tufant Drunmond Co Of Beth
HEsRy with 7s sacks Of ground alum and sait %
board suak in the Po'ensc sbove ths BLDG Monds5
Bse BossIx bad inos Sea Brd) Blas VS. vessel
ss,s shf ashore before being abandoned Pies had
it Jack opye Ia the steamer Mount Pleasant for tho
skns survey Of the vessel hut had returned TO ha
9Th inst :
scBR. Gas. MILLS. Smith, from Wilmington, ~ c. bound
Nsw.Yok, ashore Fryingpsn Shosl Saturday
eb; had throw overheard Of weasel sot
of returned to add viii have 70 dichsrse feps
Tbs SHIP GREAT hErvsLIc on her late voyage from London
Msrries 2 miles the third day out with royal sud
dir ssss On the eleventh day she only made " miles
having bad very bsh' and battling winds.
New Bedford. sold a. auction llrh inst. for $500
SHIP COLORADO Of Portsmouh, Haley. from Noble for
HAVE Pot into The lower harbor Of p Monday evening 70
scHR JANE FsascEs o. ST. George lumber laden with los
ofnanmsss Saturday of Sow and Pigs Steering
for harthas Vineyard
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Capt Curven ship Golden West reports that the pse
from Aszs New York the ship struck upon rock not lad
dowD IN any Chart We make the following extracts fom
letter 20 his
.ft Manila Feb T. and on the l7th at Pm, psest
throgh the Straits of Gspsr and IS M had the nae
mentioned In Horsburshs Directory, and hsve
editions of both The saw Of Palio Il 4:S
PM It tore NJ by E. which she proper bearing dfrsesd
BY EoisbnIsh who sso recommends 3. BY W. coune 70
fie.eo in running cut II the Sss but had uid eooe
essery current, steered sSW. ssr and yc do ~.
than s. u IL would have he'd clear f dangers
laid down, and made Il better than s. w.
AT 10 oelock had her afoae sssn We then run ~.
distance from the shcs and anchored M the o. tsh
IL loets ind trimming ship and also Of sscertnns the
IosoD Ct the sboal There be doubt thsf s1e
tons,brs new, since leaving Manila have made s:ses.
snes and only esh hours before striking psssed WIZ
tsdss ara found both ehfonomeers 20 mile 80 49,
on The shoa and af sttps Of good obssr.s 49,
placed in lat Is s., lou. c5 IS L examined thoS ssS
and found 20 he small patch Of not than sixry
extent; shoslest IL three srhons, and from -
eight fsthoms, and very se drawing NOS
than seventesn feet would 80 over ~ - probably n1y n
vessel might pna within half her length Of where We 49,
without moving the danger nothing 70
txctpiBg Of about hour, when 10Y 80
rtuf caused sight ripple The nearest danger % n
Gown the charts and given BY Horsbargh, Fsni1s
witch bear from Il Sc BY T.. distance mica Ysstsey
ysstd within mile of the Two Brothers, and found ny
y II my having allie's Rock there eye
dlertnce isIitucethss h II fahiie's Rock laid ~
rec,y. There could be no mistake In my lstitads - = -
crkude correct; and 5eGdes Fsir!ie's - Il
scriie having but four feet Il, while Dis 1901
nothing ssz. than th1es fsfhons-" 49,
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssToNs-Jusr a.


John Smith, alias VIM. James Grass, indicted for
burglary in the degree pleaded guilty burglary 10 the
third deee in having orcby entered the Of Cbts Butts
ford at Eagle Hotel OF Frankfort and Wismss
with steal and sentenced to three yess conne
n,ent Ia The State Prison.
John Brown, indicted for burglary in the first de-
gree was convicted of grand larceny having stolen lot
o valuable pre- perry from the house OF Sam Deas Of No. 10
Duanes The Court sentenced him 10 two years confinement
In the State Prison.
Mary Lewis, convicted of felonious assault and
battery in having stabbed Mrs Mary Gallagher Of Duanes
with knife in the wrist and ncng upon her severe cut
Vim. Mallen was tried and acquitted of burglary
the degree having burgsouy entered the house Of
Elizabeth BaEer Of No. n Avenue the sd ult He
therefore discharged
LeoIold Williams and John Van Gestel were tried
end ACQUITTED Of gand larceny having alleged eo-
nousy pieces of silk valued $780, om the
Of N HerIick of Nos and q Bsrcsys. The
eused were discharge d The Court then adjourned
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DIED.

CurBELI--On Thursday afternoon, June IA, JoHs cvrBELL
aged IS years.
His relatives and friends invited attend funeral
Saturday OF o'clock, from No. us West 2ist-st.
o. oE sBEcK-On Sunday. June TO- ". GRoEssEcx Off j.
inferred in the Ceneic Of Eveueens
HovEs father Of VIM Curtis Noyes IN the 18th yea
Osios-In Shrewsbury Mas on Wednesday, June g. CLAR
ANToMErrE, only child Of VIM II. and Marie A. Onion o
Eew-Yosk, aged 10 months.
CLAIR! twas hard from thee to part,
And leave thee in that dreary tomb
We r-ed TO clasp thee to the heart,
And dyeoas Of gloom;
Our home sweet a. home can be-
IT'S gloomy now, but well with thee.
How strangely thou art intertwined
With everything we see below.
And every thought that thri ls the mind.
Il tinsed wi thee where'er 20,
And all we do, or hear, zee,
Appears as II Il spoke Of thee.
The little relics thou hast left,
No bsnd shall scatter oestroy,
They u be to Us, Of thee bereft,
Mementos Of our days Of joy,
When we, each moment used TO End
New tokens of the openiI mind
Twas slmos' norn--with anguish wruns,
We bent above thy snkpg clay,
When, 10! the birds Of morning. sung,
And up thy spirit winged lie way
Were those sweet birds the angels given
To fly and sing thee into hesvenl
They tell US, Clara, II was best
So sweet union should be riven
For thou did'st male Us both 90 best,
VIC did not think enough of Heaven.
o. guardian angelic.
TIL we are safe In heaven with thee.
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tR~po,ed f,r Tns n. y TRisrsr, by j. r 4 n p. Psyl
IJer Boa,d-Ico Reading Railroad g. a. b. s5 100 do
Do Camden and Amboy RiirOad Sc, e. s4s
Scc uhan Canal g.. b5wn CO., co d. b. So 100 City s.,
e. iSSo do ca.h, p. sz!; 100 scruy. Nav.
Ai.E Go rs Connel,vil ;64; 2cC DO " IS; IS Penn.
n r. az IS .hsh Scrip Sc do st Lehsh Nav b CD;
r. r. b5 5s &c d. b5 45; lcc Chester Valley r. r. bs 81
81 vek,tue R. r., 81; s. Long Ilsnd R. r. at; 80 do b5
ia: 20 Nor Ameic Coal, u 81 Commercial Baak G s
FARM re- suc Mechanics Bank b5 e. % Girard Bank u
B,tuee Eoo,ds-2oec Villain r. Gs 9oI 500 do, e0i
ice sehuy. Nav. Prefd. cash. Slt.
se1nd Boord-o eco City r. II. &c y. p. r. r. C. & p 81
sico do C. p 80; 1900 do g. p, 90; Penna- X
r.. 43I; IS { TO-, a; = 1 Commercial -aDk, 55t
Fhsi Bodrd-l Geo CT Dc. C. p. ga 90 Reading r. R.,
swp 4i; ic co. 45l; 10 do s5wn 45s leo do rs 45s; 100
Morris Canal So AZ leo do AZ 80 Lehigi Nav. b5 aud int,
&c Lehigb scp. IS. 50 Penns r. R., Al 20 Long Island R.
r., b5, III.
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La W INTELLIGENCE

CIRCUIT c0URT-JuSE is-Before Judge RoosrvELr
' SUITS FOR INSURANCE.
Harper Brothers st. The Poushkeepsie Insurance Co.
To recover on polcy Of 5000 establishment Of
plAhnas Judgment for plaintiffs principal and interest sub
20 10 oEnion VI Court Similar sus against National
eese and tbs Empire State Insurance Companies dis
psssA Of 10 similar manner.
ftt SUIT ON MARINE INSURANCE.
Depeyster a. whitmsrsh set. The Sun Mutual ms Co.
This case ives first commenced in November, ls4S,
pDsary wslvs years sso) Is TO about s 900 nsur
ssss the cargo Of the brig Alfred Hammond consisting Of
h&ss and eostskins from the spanish Main 70 New York
TIE vessel sprung leah and put into Hsvan portion Of the
gxso havue previously been thrown overheard aud the bal
nnss Witch in damaged state sold at Havana and the
pssd appropriated for repairs 70 the vessel and Total loss
claimed iVr On the part Of plaintiffs contended that
tAe hides and sks had become much injured by the action
ths sswsser they offensive the aud dan
Gsrons TO life, and could Be brought New-York with
oy tho lives Of the and and that Eve
Dsrso2s had died board the effect Of the bad
arDs fr the hdcs This Ia defense, dcuicd Il being
she hides could have been brought NewYok
aso defense that there had been deviation In
fAe voy aFe
The czss was 6rst tried old Circuit before Judss Ed
snss Ocobsr 1885 and nonsaif allowed bot the
vsraiss rendered Ton plaintiffs Of sssi5 H. Exceptions
were taAen and In December Tess the present trial grant
ed To be continued For painiias hess George Bowman
nd B. Cuttings for defendants Mess Hiram ketehsm and
Ogden Hoffman.
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THURSDAY, June Al p. VI.

lHlRDAf, june Ill L. NJ
There was again very large business done at the
Stock Board with very streDg market in tie better
class OF stocks-those in which the Transactions
not usually speculative The diyidend-paying Rail-
road Stocks and Railroad Bonds appear to be the IA
vores. The business is also large in State City and
County Bonds, with strong upward movement The
transactions which not made at the Board are
unnfualy large The public appear at length to have
been induced by the in money matters to have
come into The Stock market to some extent, and We
hear Of more outside orders than for long time past
Some parties who have recently sold out Cotton and
made large profits are now turning their attention to
Stocks. Reading, which has been of late
tie great speculative stock, IL measurably
neglected, and fell off at the Second Board
to 81. This is probably, however, only rase
to inouce short sales Erie has been firm to-day, and
closed at 49l bid. Central has been very buoyant
under the runored large business of May, s62o,ooo
III stock sold at 95I further advance Of y cent
Harlem fell off to 49, Panama was firm at 1921. In
the Western shares the business large at still adj
vanciDg prices; Michigan Southern advanced to los;
Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati to ITO; Cleveland
and Toledo to s6l; Chicago and Rock Island to 9it,
&c all showing to centmprovement. Michigan
Central and Illinois Central were firm at 81. Ohio
lrutt was luz Diu dnu NHitcu otduo iiuSt oo'"
az high as lloi. Delaware advanced 10 100;
Pennsylvania Coal iii, showing a very buoyant
market. Cumberland was heavy, but closed with
out much change from yesterday. The sales of
Railroad Bonds publicly and privately exceed
500 900, tie principal movement being in Illinois
Centras and Fries OF the former, 100000 were sold
closing at s for Construction, and rs for Freeland
Bonds without the Stock privilege. Fries 1888 sold at
94d94l with considerable transactions at private
bargain. Fries 1871, s4I; 1875 80. New-York Cen
trails 900; Hudson River eds 95 Dds 7ai; Terre Haue
and Alton y cents 81 bid The largest advance was
in Goshen Line which advanced from 90i the last sale
to s33 closing at 93I. State Stocks were active and
buoyant the sales reaching elOO,OOO; North Carolina
advanced to 1907 Virginia 1901; Tennessee &c. Indiana
SIS s5 Louisiana o3i; Missouri 6s 95i. At the close
the market was strong with considerable inquiry for
State, City, and County bonds. About 10000 Govt.
6's sold privately at lie.
In Exchange there is nothing of importance doing
and rates are heavy.
Grain Freigbts to Liverpool are better. About
&C, 600 bushels Corn were taken at 304d-the latter
IN ships bags. Some cotton was taken at 81 a3I6
bae.
TIE amount received at the Sub-Treasury was
e67, o29; paid, $780, balance, ssas3,279. Paid
from Assay Office 1910. Paid from disbursing
Offices, $3l $40.
Tho folIow;no sales of Ronda and etocks were made
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Philadelphia Markets. ....THuRsDsy, June Il.
QUEscrrscs BARK No. sells en- 10 90 50; CoTros
quiet Of bb akns prices; shippers Of Flour have
vhdwn om the market and from 90 81 70 Sli
80 ftr home CoRx MEAL and Kentucky FLoCa Inactive at
previous quosiots: WHEAT continues "a limited rea1cst
ses IN lots IS sSr good and white held st % era u
sales insaes Western ss Prce pube CoRS mol
crate demand ,ses 200 bushels yei'w 81 on for south
lisbs ,.ls 81 1asI e. Oars have further deeins With
Visions unshsnssd wssxy sells slowiy Sc bbL and s5
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The above markets carefully revised by the fol-
lowing dealers at Washington Market:
j. N. FuLLLh-Stand No. Io1 Butter, Cheese and Lard
Y. PACKER 4 SoS-stand No. 6, Poultry and Game.
KxApP 4 RySo-stands Hos. q and q Beef Mutton, Veal
and Lamb.
Bacon, Beef. Tongues &c.
J. r. BRoAs L Co-sisrd No. 4. Fruits Of all kinda
j. d. HIsCox-Stands Nos. II and IS, Fish dealer.
C.B. HARRIs-stand No. 50. Esrs Chsess te
s. L. KING Co.Ncs. and Fulton-s Green and Dried
Fruits, Vegetables H@rbs ne
WH. J. BLAcK-St4nd No. 60, Vegetables
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SUPERIOR CoURT-Jurr H-Bef.fe 5u1ss Sos"oA'"
yoa Mususni AZ John L. ssIss fran, ..,oou
Torecover damages for alleged ev'coyr AZ, 6, ,s.r
Of Metropolitan Thcster, already reierrea W" ' ~
un, WV - R.f,re Judge SLoss0s
-. n ,fuh.nr 4 Co AT Alex. Dennsoun Co.
Rva Scw.York mercantile firm agai ist house a.
Ix,poo 10 recover 1000 alleged damage BY NOT eS
IS ~ birh p4nce deaea sre.dy reersa a
W. cas- 49, 4 ai II TO f-vor of verdict f'F psh
fovs hopt 4ota
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MARIN JO URNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK... .... .Jmr Il


ships-Andover Berry. New.Oreans wmL Nelson 4 Son,
HInopis Do ane Gls Cow, Durham Dulol, D. Hoa llsv
Mana, An,werp, Poet, Smith Co, VIM Tspssott, Bsf
LIVER oo Tai SCOT 4 Co.
Rnk- Edna Groton Rio Grsnde Brsk Van Bruut Slant
Bre-ses,er Nieterson, Bangor fill'bury Sanford 4
hesb, CIee, Csrenasi O. s. Beck Wright rhls1 slphs
1fomp,on Hunter; Baltic. tBrl besmsn. Rum Key G,
sclry H. A. stephenson Mount New Orleans. Pos, SAITH
60.
schoonsr-Eizabeth salger. Eewbern, DAVIS Holmes, T.
p Coro, Ps Accom- ms'terj II. Halock Pos, W.
min stop, d. c. Murray.
Hsrfe-Altely, Drake, Philadelphia J. e. N. Briggs
PiopeLer-1seony james, Philadelphia, w. w Thompson.
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TINTED STATES DISTRICT COURT-JUsE f4-Before
Jndee Belts

CHARGE cOUsTERFEITISG.
young man named John ODonnell was tried on
an incicmn for MAKING counterfeit coin In the tude Of
American eurter dollars He arrested at the SANE time
that Young named liams convicted few days nncel
w The found being very limitations the Jury did
consider the Din to he la the srn iuie Of Amedcan
end returned verdict Of Not Guilty and he discharged
Mr.. Spencer appeared In his defens-.
~ ADMIRALTY.
CLAIM SEIZED GODS.
Greenwsy e. Co. agt The Bark Griffin
Plaintiff claims to have shipped on board the bark
large quantity Of goods and that they the Gus
tom House Rio Jsneo through the ggence II the parties
board entering them the manifest although The reqns
ties the law In other respects npsd with The
present suit s TO recover 50 Tho claim IL dsnied Ar
tument presented Mess. Weeks and De Forest for
hbsns and Messa Rowland Chase and stoughon for de-
FEM
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Deficit.
lie list being exclusive OF certain Coal Company
and otLer stocks handed over by Mr.. Boughter and
in tie purchase Of which large amounts of money have
teen expended, but upon which stocks we eau place
10 esiin I'd value. We propose to special deposos
10 renew their certificates at 70 y cent of the principal
ct ore year. bearing interest at y cent from July
It ard 10 be renewed from year to year for three
yeas and TO transient depositors propose to pay
at The sane rate in cash in three equal monthly pay
nens. AZ security for the future safety Of deposits
fus arranged il is designed to ask the stockholders 10
refill Il stock end thus the capital amounting
to $4,000. This being done the statement would
stand thus:
Sool zf5 IL
Cal stock paid oJ.OJo W
Should this general idea be approved By the parties
interested we add the following conditions part of
lie proposed arrangement: All profits, from Whatever
ouI.e derived after payment Of interest due deposit
oIs .xTeI see ard dividend upon stock not exceeding
cent or p cent semi annual shall be set apart for
ee years for the benefit of all special DC
losi,ors WHO may relinquish the 30 p cent above
stated. All special deIos.ors shall be at liberty 10
withdraw thiriy-ihree and third 1871 T. cent Of bis
or Lsr deposit annually, having given 50 days previ-
Gus notice of such intention and thereby relinqushng
ell bei fit in tie fund above named which shall be
h. for tie exclusive Of such only shall renew
their deI oss entire from year TO year during the term
srecifed-thst Is to cay, 10 July !, 1853.
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eens r.y qass and price rule uniforms ssles Of
81 DeuI 9, s and scC bags Marsesibo part 1t lie
flour AND hEAl-There b less doins n de low srades
State ard Wtsrn Flour and wi.h srrvals
hfns The medium and better srsdss rod rsqa-s:
for ,he hous usas and ,hs Ess e ssssdy piece he 1T
BAT fay eners Lxfn brsnas n 0snssos nd ONO connus
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT coURT-JUSE l4-Befor
Judge NELSON

DECiSiOs on APPEAL.
Frarcs and others The Owners OF the bark Men
Plaintiffs sued to the value of about 80 tuns
he Macs L iron Belfs pier the North River bat lost
owing 70 sinking Of the pier The captain had bcen Notified
two or three times Assistant Dockmsster thai there was
in placing 50 much he did the pier but he
snsDg and about $50 tuns had been on the per
when weight caused the pier give and the iron was
thru snd 50 tuns claimed for hsre
entirely Judge Ingerso IN the District Cour coni
a 40 apd such delivery was called ff
by b Of aoIIg and entered decree for be an; IN ref
eience ascertain Appeal made to this Court
Decree tfimed
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Fly North Rirey Bcas5 70 bbis Flour. 100 pixs Az. -,
Dc. Lard lf do Whisky. $3.50 pigs Provions f5o {, -
Osis. e. zee DO Corn -
~ Erie Es,oad flor two daysl-2oe5 bys Fo., \, a.
Gds Lsahsr. 2lo pkss. Butter, 10 do. Pososs 4, a.
Ashes Uors N w
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SUPERIOR COURT-JuxE 14-Before Judge sLossoS.
CLAIM AS TO ATTACHING VESSEL.

Fairbanks Ailisans as Smith Bloomfield and another
Plaintiffs are merchants at Halifax, N. ). They
slsn have held morssss the brig BioemsIa Of Nue.
g. s. given BY John q. .. Mcclellan for Se, being for
nosess ewlrs to them BY aid Mel and ,hs, said brig
While Bridgeport Conn., 10 which se bad brought cargo WI
rsss IN the cult Of MesHs Bloomfield OF New
Yok. cism or sbcu 200 against said Mel Tor cordASe
Ae end wsousnily Il k all aeed, covered BY them r.
1e sas sad 900 and 200 damages for deten-
Ten Of the vessel In defense IL dened that the
bona 6de, &c. Testimony taken Verdict for plain
- $50 81 sehct the opinion Of the Court For Plaintiffs,
M Richard Emmei Cor defendant, hess Charles Jones
end II. B. eowles.
SUIT FOR INSURANCE.
william r. Melsn sst Tho Hamilton Ere Insurance Co.
FiaintIm Gays that Marx 0'Bren kept retail dry
1ocds sscse NO z6 bowcy which burned with con-
tens on "a Jelly lSf aud 81 worth OF property destroyed
hch said Obrien had OF s5ooo,
sLs $ieee this claim and that sad o
tG Who brings spif Tbs Company
9haf the sszued Mr.. oBfien In
p<y without the know.ea<e Of Northumberland on Sa
1aBe sdeitone 81 900 the ST. Nicholas Insurance
Ccmpany and that Of the vsne and
- pecy VOID They also deny other points OF he com
sSt sppssrsd that the had Gre some tnae
kos h fks window where THE oapshs. End qassons
srs AID 4 rsssrd 10 without any aesassn effad Ths
ste Of q1eehe cl5ected sh Mr.. brady,
0atf sd they ready answer any questions. should
sssdsnfaL 10 b continued fsr plaintiff ne.s james
lssty and Barney Humphrey Buer for deendsns Aessrs
Wakenas LsfinG
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cofrrr or COMMON PLYAs-Jvsr l4-Besns Jaaes
DAILY.

SUIT FOR ALLEGED EVICTION
Solomon wardell and Joseph " Pesse John Sullivan
Plaintiffs slleee that they hired from Let March 1854
to lat May 1855 portion ofprem.ss No 81 aasasehl and
~ in The ssinx or packing busn~s but the defendant
cause soop serwsrd eveted tsem ana aced tncir
b. the stget They tsrscoyer 50 900 damages
In NJ Is plaintiffs reused 10 sign the lease and only
had The place 90 storage un the Lease e1ecued Sealed
verdict plsinGs, Mess Gluten and Ephram H. Had
son For defendant, Mr.. y. smyth
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Markets. .c.nr,ul1r REPORTED FOR TEE TRIBUNE.

IHtksbA6 Jnne 1T
AsHEs-The msrket very frm for both kinds Sales Of
60 hi, at IS for Pots end Pesria
lCT1ON1he mstet decidedly quiet the advanced pre-
tersors Ct olde tuye unwilling The al 60 ara
reported e bser the ewils the which the
last sales made Al the close prices barely
HEw-vonk cAAssUIcATlos
Cpends FLORIDA Noble. N O. A Ter
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The following able gives the Retail Price OF the
principal articles Of Farm Produce in the City oil
Nsw-York OIL Thursday, June IA:
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iAdvsrtssmentl
lo 25a Watrr.sk. have

vsSteed unique SUMNER RAsee. Intended especially fo
pysse families is beauty Of design, COMPACT nTn mani
uss and economical Range devised for he comfort snS
eeuysnesce Of housekeey<rs during the Summer season
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Ixttle CoRpErk HOWARD, with her parents,
HI ara Mr. o. C. Howard ere appear To-SIeHT and ~
- wssk sf tho NATIONAL THEArEasn The great UscLE
zeufs CABms
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BALTIMORE, June I4-As cur cxrrLr NxsxEr oasv s7s
head Of Beef cs,se oed IS Of which driven Ess
70 nsrsy ssiss sf sosd suslJ Hsvwers bik u ~ es
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-15

"UrcfE ToMs CABIN" with Little CoRBEIIA
HovAap and the RowA ToNeBr and ali this week
--slso on SATURDAY AFrERSoox-at PuRDys NATIONAL
TuEATER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-15

Tie Vermont and Massachusetts Railroad Bond
loders have accepted the Committees Report, recon-
me nding the receipt If 81 oOoin cent new mort
esge bonds at go y cent in exchange orthe old bonds
which will become due the list of July next, pro-
vided the arrangement shall be assented to by the
Stockholders and the Legislature. The amount Of
about soo, coo was subscribed to the written sgree-
ment on the SPOT.
The Lancaster Daily states that the Trustees OF tho
Lancaster Saving Institution have determined upon
plan of action which, if agreed to by the stockholders
will enable the Trustees TO continue the business OF
the institution. The plan proposed involves the relin-
quisfment the part of the creditors Of 30 cent Of
their deposits, which would equaze the gross liabi
ties with the assets. The Trustees make the following
exhibit of liabilities and essets:
LIABnITEs-( E5oissirs Of capital Stock, S5o,Oco)
Special d sits icips pfJ5 SS3 81
1Ilnsieni Deposit 1Iill 50