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DIED.

cuowyL-on Monday June 81 JoHS CALDWELL at NO -
tth.ev. aged yeas 80, ,,o,.- 81 -. rv,rxreens.
~. ~, e7.urar~ Guue 20 AZ NcwbaIcn' UAslhL
sen of David and Mary Jane Campoen io''''4! "
hi rfv AGED 10 months and 10 days, -. ..u
II ,yl ,skr rlsce At sewburgh tn aite,n.on T.
Ar Psris France, MONDAY JnDe -, DANiLN - ~
80, - civ IN the 5ist year OF nis age -.
HstIsuddenIy on Saturday June 80 e. the y vv
10 III West lsfh-st., u sSRY j., oly son % WIN.
F1IensS. = ~ -tba ~ Hall ag-d 10 months snd days
M islIy E IN he sEen 10 Haoksnsack ~ j., for int rnent
on Monday at O'Clock ?. NJ "heie 'lns'S' W" 70
held. -. Or =. ci,,;,n..; ~ choia,,
A.poy b. NoNEs. aged 81 years
p .SryOn Sunday, July 1, FREDERICK ALFRED, aged
months and 10 csys the youngest son Of d. Ia and
Mrs A. L. Rannes
q e,.tiyes and friends the family invited TO attend the
faera az No. 10 East 9Th st. Monday, July at o'clock
p NJ, without further notice. .
suyrAs-On Saturday, June 30 RICHARD SUYp1M Merchant
OF this city, 10 the list year Of MS ace.
ss fers viii take place from Tbomss's Church this
opdsy) afternoon at4 o'clock II friends and those Of his
sou,paw Cortland Palmer o. DeFOest Grant and Matthew
p Read arc respectfully invited 20 stnd without further
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Totsl...............sA,6s7 20


The iron. 5000 tuns, has been purchased for the
completion of the Road from Alton to opposite st.
LOUIS. which gives the connection between Terre
Haute and ST. Louis when the Tere Haute and Alton
Road is completed.
The reduction of fare the Erie and Central Roads
Goes into effect or Monday. The Erie will follow the
Central in whatever reduction that road makes. This
cutting each Others throats will probably continue
until the stockholders of the two Roads make their
remonstrances sufficiently loud to be heard by the
managers of their property The Albany Eoea'ag
Journal has the following just remarks upon this sub
iect:
With a toerabe knowledge of the causes which
have brought these Railways into collision, are I'M
able to The madness which thus recessy sports
with over sixty millions Of capital
There Is no protence in this that reduction OF
fare Is either necessary rexpedent. On the contrary
Il il conceded by those who well as by those
money. large proportion Of the capital thus invest
cd has been in part at least, sunk. The community
Il satisfied with existing rates Of fare. And IRON the
reductions now proposed, our own citizens derive no
benefit il being d mere contest for the TAR Western
travel.
When II was known that differences had sprung up
between the two great trunk lines OF road through the
State general remonsirance was uttered against the
folly of In n- which could 90 tie other the most harm
We are not sufficiently the parizan OF either Road TO
censu-e one or defend the other blindly. Without
looking back to the original grounds OF controversy,
Il i sufficient for the present 10 say that the efforts 10
avoid me evil were not a. earnest the oxigency de-
rnanled as The facts If we hear them correctly, VIII
siOv-.
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COFEFE-The demand has been far FOR BIO g. f-rer rs-ss;
o,ter knds dull. ses ESQ bags Rio - q 0lOc.
FIsH-Uith arrvas Cod Flea have decnsd; sales Of
sfO ouin'as = - nactersl seedy c bbis. no
aid u IS u.s. end coo bbls NO. a S4d "a 81.
FLOUR AND MEAL-Ihe ow grades Of stste and Western
Four are gain easer particularly very ordinary state, which
Is 80 feTior hs: few willing 10 purchase H. The better
GRADES are fair request the home trade an the East TIE
srv.s are larger siny OF ordinary Flour Tue sales Of
Western Canal 500 b5 OF 80 s9 ~ ter very 10
secd sisie SO 70 FOR mixed % good Mich2an. indiana
esee Included u the sales goo bb State for Sepe
Der delivery ~ Canadian Flour doll the arrivals
sale. TCO bb AZ 80 75d 30 Is for
bess trands Southern Flour arrives spsnsy;
moderate and holders firm; Of 500 bb II 10 50
FOR common good brands Alexandra Baltimore and George
I've Flour quiet sales OF 20 bbs a. Id So Corn Meal
is dali; sales Of bbls. Jersey 81 - Si
GRAIN-There 10 nothing doing W heat. Prime 10 wanted
hul q, Prices below the Hewsvf keSe. Cerpop pare
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LAW INTELLIGENCE
vUPEMoR ooURT-oEsESaL Trs~-Jvsr so-BsfoEe an
the Judge
I..h..,. n.., =. m H.rIer R.l,caa coup1.


Mechanics Bank at The Harlem Railroad Company.
To recover the value OF ITO shares AT 80 escn OF
Hs,m Rsrosd COMPANY stock Pedssd 70 Tie sam y MI
ssss Ri fe sse compaSS cc a. Collateral for loan This
ssss he prsSsHod Harlem sob the who's smcon aossd
ssss ss:vs.S The aad th., Of the Haven RTssd
sms he oprisn Of he respective Judges being the
Aa case JUDGMENT for plaintiff for tho stock a. 81 per cent
In The following cases judgment was affirmed:
Chas EdnenstOne act. George b. Harrison; Z. j.
Mccarthy at. Michael Flsnney; Jonn PeDdeton Ma
a. Husson River Rsroad Co John P-ly az Aivah b.
Taylor Jos 3 Nsrnum sgt David T. Mills soner Cara 81
ss'.;sI bee. hon R T. sIAA~ 's Henry waterman"
Also the folowing
Richard auen agt Adam Smith. New una ue-
pied, ana Judgment for plainuH ~ ..-.
Edw ara Cook sgt Elisha c. acknowledgements
for plaintiff In amount Of first note. - ,-rr o,o-
Robert Rowey agt. Freak Z. Radchf-ordeF
Jobr n. Fonntsin ACT. Joseph T. Baker-Verdict
20 sand reduced to S21oi otherwise nc" ln@ ea"''"
on a. Bee Becker agt Fredk d. scbe and others
Order fsrss vacated whS1t sos,s;
William M. Williamson agt. Clement e. moore-nni
dsnissed, with costs. =, r.,roroo Conno.
Joseph VerDochan agt. Bowery IhsuIahoo No"PN'
No. Trial granted. costs TO abide event
Stewart agt LeDt-JudgmeDt reversed, ana ne"
"s S.ely at Clark-Judgment reversed, cOsts as
Catherine johnson ast. Hudson River Railroad
Compapy-tsme. rrl.o. d. u a;Iroad Cou.
many esmert reversed costs TO abide event mn
Mira ID. Haxun admx. agi. Cnas' Densoh'-Dii
xsms ed wnh cost. ., r. II 1r.~.,,,, mr.,
sans-BiJs dsInssed with costs go
lsaac IT, Smith agt. Lewis Alen.-Report OF re-
John b. Brshms agt. James F. JOyce.-Judgment
soyorsd TO abide event a. ..
Lewis l.. Lander agt. LEWIS Dc LeV'-Oi"ei "'
Special Term affirmed with cosss - ., 1t am
Charles Morlof agt. Adam Kerr-Same, win siV
Baruk De Beer agt Phlibert Coffee.-New trial
pants payment Of cost, ~, -. ,;,;..ro.-;v
Indictment fol plsinnf-amount 70 be adjusted
Ieiehtenberg act. kral.-New trial granted unless
.erdiet reduced 70 Sz5o-no costs OF appeal . ~
Jacob NJ VreelaId agt. Jacob h. falenune.-NeW
thai srsnted costs abide event unes verdict reduced
$llS.
The following are some of the points to above:
c,bay;ne Johnson ag ads0n River Raj road Co The
on,t h,d hat n az action against common carrier for per-
ana nrv plaintiff bound in the first instance TO snow
want Of ordinary pa but may eeyet 70 be shown
at all, by defeDdanL 81 $3.50 1-ho c.o,.
b verc was against ev5ence nsury we understood
The say had been il thought, made out New a
psnted. 49, -. A., g.. 90
sadefed witch cannot be assigned.
Vbeele AIT kewboud-WheIe notes are pooged as coaer
nj and not yet the party whom they arc pledged cannot
psd In this they all paid when due and the rnes
urs of be the difference between what was ow-
ing party by the pe1ger price for which the notes
were sold.
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snip Looa w'st Mssny Li.sSpss 3 qsys :s md
Hcsisrd Marv from, Nova Scotia hound 60 New York
ship Keystone lcf b ston Mach and, 81, feonts jane ~
Feb IS bound san Frkpo, and becoming dismissed pm,
INFO s. ThoIss for P'ir. and saed hsnee snre - or as
p, IN search Of crew; she has lost on the passage two Of her
cgew BY fcyer, and Others are ID.
Bari PsrO, Young SasuA Ia GE'nde 70 Gays sugar to '"
TsEk Maria Hill, Bsmuds days, potatoes to Hys'' Can
Brs Trenton, Haynes Fsjard P R. Is day.. sna
BHs B. S.rcui. of sRTbridSe) waace Nucyas 10 days,
molasses T. Owen SOM vessel to H. D. bEoo1mAa
p sugar Moses Taylor CO. Sailed in co A.
rAny with Young Republic. for P9r'i.na - -. -.
c ss ADEuts Stone savannah days cotton to s
Sebr Mary y Psunelee Farrell Wellington, " C., days,
$ hr Globe Coulter, Washington NJ c. days. naval 'so7es
sehr deborah Dido ws.hnston, " c. Sdsys naval
20 Barnes. Bate mAn 4 RuddsTow
Schr Major Smith, wininsonN n. c. days naval stores to
Sem Ocean wsve, Matthew'S Newbern " c., day., naval
SEN Frances FLETCHER Newberu, n. c. days naval stores
10 se ssisysn TSeSTsnas Bolivar City IA days hides, &C.
sehr EdNaid Ri5der Tyler Wilmington " C. days, naval
seir San Jseaio styles Jacksonville e r. days humber
10 sc ir esoIss NJ smith Car Nsbn n c. sI,ys nav
schr MARY f. Hooaer, Monroe, Washington, y. c. days
naval stores and cotton O. John Jay.
sehr neptune: Bride, Glleti B yI,1 coal
chr s NJ smith Adams Newbern, navel stores 20
schr Mary PsImeee, Lewis, Neweerp, naval stores q
schf Mary E. Howard, Davis Washington n c. r'vss
Sch sehr II David Duaied, HIlsrk Portland. G..
schr FL en- NJ Dufed, Hllard, Portisnd, It.
schr Fred He'll coe Portland, Ct y.
sSST. I. = Abel, DieInsoa, PoI'Is,na; c.
soop c. sprasue, Eth. warehsm.
Sloop willard. -, Providence.
wIND-During the day from Sw TO s.sE
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MARINE 10 UR NAL
PORT OF EEw-YoRK....
Cleared.

StesunstsrS-AEglsta Lyon, Savannah, s 2. ncl; Mar
lon Berry ChsrestoD Sp0Eor3, Tesfon Co. Astoria Ha
re san ErlIcizo Lobscl Sheperi Janeo"n rsnsui nor
folx. tc Lud en- Pcssants.
sEirs-I. w Fsnnin, Lady Galveston, ~ brower& Co. !
Sweden Cos Melbourne DUgsn Leland PsEana Lansltoa
Rusuos Ayres W. ". De Forest; Eobeaa Barrett London
Du1hsr Dimon; Great WesteIl. Furoer, Ltserpoo & a.
Msrsbsu 4 Coz Ashbnrton Bsdish Liverpool, G. Cfale
Sheridan, Clark Antwerp. Dayton Ryerson Z GO.
Ba-ks-Fire Fly sampson. Havana. j. a. Hilams Nara
ruc Laucerer Dotoy Island. II. D. Brooknsn & Co. o..
W. Horton Uinar Toulon, Wash Carver Casa.i Fhght,
CsI houn Glasgow Durham Dnon Train Geethep, CO
dz Churchsn Roberts; GeoEgis Lindasy, Portland, j. b.
Sardy. 49,
Brcs-Cvxuet (Brl Smith, Windsor s. Whitusy Coz j.
Nonteoery Ncufre PhsielphiS, Yates Poltf field; AGA
dian iBr Lcckhtrr S. John n. b. ID. K De WOLF Isabella
Jewett Chapman Boston. DePew.
schoorers-Teleuapb Eckescn, Phiade pha, Jas. Hand
De.denncna CBr InsrahaH liza Dor Island Jos. Enees; L.
MLsne Buokin halifax, White Duncsni Hanover Whip
pie Richmond C. II Person; Po.omac Hobbe, Norfolk Jas
Hand; yolsnt, Smith, Alexandria, Mo.t Bedel s. :" Dyer
BaEtol Philadelphia, Jas Hand; Wocott, Hslet Boston
Dayton sprsgls; Susan Loripg s. W. Lewis; d. w. San
cers Porlsv, Beaufort Davis Hollins
sesmers-Mount Ssysgs, scuaser, Baltimore; Delaware
Cores, Philadelphia.
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-JuSr 80
Before Commissioner MORTON.
CHARGE OF ALLEGED HOMICIDE AT SEA-.

CHARGE OF ALLEGED HOMICIDE At SEA,
Complaint was made against Capt. Charles herri-
bsw Of The packeshp Roscus and Mr. David Naren first
mate BY Dr. Albert H. Hunter OF the SHIP accusing me captain
death of seaman the ship called Timothy The eleg alton
ana the ne alongside the refused do
duty ard the captain pu psr OF brass knuckes and as
saued Of hem particularly the seaman named sooye
whom he knocked down and kicked severely when down he
continued aerward to treat the man. and beat
and compel him although he unable 10 DO 90 ex-
posed him the cold and irons him. and thus
continued till the became perfectly exhausted wnen he
below the DOCTORS where he oed and was
thrown buried in the seal where 10 the neigh
borbood OF Newfoundland 10 twelve days afer
leaving NewYOrk The doctor allie Cos that he was unable to
wine other articles suited to he exhausted state OF the
&c.
died Of swelling and Of scurvy witness sta ed thatthe
officers eyed deceased and the other men, but not IN
necessarily than deserved To be continued
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Alfred T. Conkin at L. Stone and George +. Bellows
To the value of trunk and contents alleged
have been lost BY Joseph w Leaycrsf. merchant OF
Quebec IN Feb e5f, aud the claim assigned u plaintiff
OF weddne Europe he telegraphed
the metropolitan Hotel provide ha suitable during
thc here of himself and bride. On his arrival
the stesboa; he inquired for the coach OF ke Metro
his charge Of the driver aud
through Broadway. his bride having been
have opportunity Of eeng that great ghac aud thar
some the snowy might be open. he alleges that
instead Of that being done had been promised the coach
driven through streets ana oppe one Tor tew MIN
ufes believes IN Chuch 70 let persop OUT
when hey got to the Metropolitan Of his valuable
trunks msng and he informed, Il Is alleged. by
Nrssrk lie and propretos perso,S IN their
nloyment that would be ell right and be would ne again,
mas never forthcoming. Messgs Lesnd sutse Iaently
,nformed Mr. LeaycrGft that M Uriah n wilkins
was the owner Of the coach. and g "a said they also
smoke As Nj he considered responsible mAn MI LeaS-
Mt wilkins for the yue Of the trunk aud eenieps ane re-
covered Judgment Of $50 Is against him osg me value OF
the sesrinappare &c. but not uclng the ysiQe OF purse
containing gClo sAa b Of about Tc, beside deis
the Court would allow but o. the drafts was tempo
stopped and aterwsrd ec'cc BY Mr. Laycra Al A
ecuon issued the Judgment when was found that
Mr. Wkns had no ownership N The esrge ana hoIse ana
ndaus IN the pTesepf claimed 70 be and that MI
w not owner. The present acion then brought
agan B. the said for the value Of the trunk &c
The defence is that Mr. wilkes the holder
carnage and horses fox Mr. wilkins and he 20 pay for them
when he could and that he % be liable for
alleges Nc b. having part in running sad coaches,
sns ~: .oa sr Se sSs. M prevent them ens esa
Plsinta Messs. Beck MeAaara For defendant Msssrs
Banks 4 Glover.
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MARRIED.

BvxwrIL-Mos rssa--Ip this city, "Wednesday esenns'
June a. By the Rev. James Miet bis reeideneea No III
East r7ths Mr. GEoseE 3. BukwgLL Of E<sex, Conn., %
Miss SAasH JANE MosTTsEK oftbis city: =. =. -, -,
IL ATH-MAsox-Cn Tuesday morning, May - 81 1ne r.
denee Of the American Mni.eT 10 Paris by me rev; NJ
Cbamer Of the Church Of Enssnd Roscoe o. ~.
Of h. FroeIee, Mr. Non The ceremony Of n1rrs se -
pe,f,rmed AZ no O'Clock NJ ard Immediately ster ne
bise and left Paris or England on their fsurn 70
the United States Of Amertca
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Markets. .C,nrrr1Lr Rrronrgp FOR TIE TRIEUSE

s.ruRsAY, June 50. 1855
RsHFS-The market unsettled and Is loweri the inquiry
fr tring as sutsded anu there les Of speculative
ntnt. aes OF 81 bts Pos % % o. fears -e -l a. -
8. The tod Is about $50 bb+ -
BEEsNAX-IheEe Is much doing; sales Of so AZ ~
6soc.
COTTON-Tbe MARIE. il steady. win moderate tenant;
TIE sses aIe reported geo bales We continue our yser
,y orsons a the sses tod have been effected within
thtir Isrge:
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NTEw-YORK AND NEw-HAvEN RAIL

~ RoAD-sUMMER ARRAsGEaEST. Nay =, is;a
ca iaso, sss, CEz. snd Ae. 4, EIl 80 P; NJ Ya
Cd ~ 81 49,. a. md 9oi En-
and Wessport-7A n; 1850 s0 $50 P. NJ For Norvslt-
e NJ i2'e 80 Tx and a. EIi.a.sssS ~ ~ ~ ~
leJ $50, 5lsP ". For sts.tora-7, "a Nj ELD 49,
SO, GI) 20 ai5 r. rOr Psrt Chester 40 ss-
A.d IEtsrnediats Stations, A. Nj l2So 49, az y"
P.N. r
(Ex) FOR Hartford AID SpdDgas,d-s, lExi) llw, ~
OK For Connsctlsut River ksilrosd 70 M9ntre.,as ~
ksu,London Rslro.d-s A. A.; ar NJ Tor hoosa'ons ~
r0aS-sA. H.; SO p. 81. Tor Ntusstyek Hnrosh-s ~,
4P.H - 80
TxADs TO Nrw-YoRk-From rsw-Hsysn-AS, y -
A. NJ; L55 (Ix.) 40, e55 p ~, fRx.l From bnafsYsls
so, 49, lcis A. 81; 232, EIJ 5n, ss, y NJ fEnl "a
p " 0rl from port Cha.ter-5,0, as, T2s, 81 IL
A NJ. ga DIR A. JAMES II. HoYT. ssgt
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Passengers Arrived
rom TEaran0-Jolm ". Bcuseli.

sffsIATURs ALaAsAc.......THts DAP
SrvP.ss asa setg ,,,....7:Sj MoosRises =. 1913
WATER................Idl; DAa-
ssudy Hook 1851 Gov. Isisnd.. 9:fi ls1 Otse...l:Z5
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Ocean Steamers


pefrapn Sailed from Southampton for New York. Tune %
Sal ed from Liverpool for Boston.. June y
Psrif Sailed from Liverpoo for New York une 80
Nc~sb Sal ed from Havre for NewYork. une 80
AraRo SASS from iaVc ot Neg iotA''''''
Sails from Liverpool for BOsiou ...Juy
sails from, Liver pool for New Ia
Washington sails from southampton for New 10rk'Juy ~
sails tsom Hzvre for New
sails Liverpool for Boston,.
ais from Lh erpOol for New oIk...July .
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NEW YORK and ERIE RALROAD.-Qa:s .

~ afer MONDAY. May H. 1885, and until further nou -
senger Trains will leave Per foo, q Duspest, a fo1o"
DUNKIRK EXPRESS, ct 6 A. D., for Dunkirk.
BUFFALO EXPRESS, o. 6 A. NJ, for Buffalo. n
NAIL e. 9l5 A. NJ lpr DunkiIk and Buffalo and insnrs
a.e stsfons Passenger by thu Train viii remain o@a ~
Az OvegD and proceed tie next morning. -.
ROCKLAND PASSENGER, At p. n, from foot o. 49,
brsrl via Fremont. S1rerns aud InerTnediae nr
WAY PASSENGER, at4P NJ, for Newbursh and op''-''
and intermediate Stations. -st.
EMIGRAET, at P. ~ Tor Dunkirk and Buffalo, ana ~@'
mediate Stations. os,. -
WAY EXPRESS st7so p. b.. for Dunark and Sc1'" =
intermeGistc Stations.
On SUNDAY only one Express Train, 90 5: 80 r " -
These Express TadRs at Elmrs with ne ilro
Kiszar. Falls Railroad for Niagara Falls, al Buffalo ss
XIX with the Lake Shore Railroad for CleyelaA
Toledo. Detroit. Chicago Ac., aid with hrstc4As ~
for al poru on Lake Erie ,,, n, ..f supr 2
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REGENTS OF Produce

BIZ North Rrcy Bats COS bbls Flolr 90 pkgs Ashes 48
do Whisky rs bush Oats go do. Wheat % oil do Corn,
574 rk q. Lard, ,154 DO Provisions 90
BIZ Ere Raoad-S2o bbls Flour, 100 sides Leather 30
pkgs Provisions, and SuDdiiss.
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pTopelers--Blsek Diamond Loper Phu.i.lrSi,. c,s,.
Sander Portland John Riley
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SUPREME COURT-IS CHAMRERs-JUyE SO-Befire Judge
MORRIS.
HABEAs CORPUS.


On the application of Caiharine Root that her Is
Root produce the Of her to dsushse
,r s,ts I she was married 10 said Herman K in this
City the 848 and that they lived together as husband
ana wife m July August 1854 when The said Hermsn turned
her out Of Inc O'Clock tine evening and refused
TO maintain 9port her his wife and since that tns tney
lived OF separation without being dvofced that
the sue marriage is girl now 5years OF h June;
that said child since petitioner was forced 10 eaVe her
away BY defendant hereafter sod aud they have been de-
pendent almost altogether r support upon che friends OF petit
TONER thai said X Root since petitioner was 90 driven
from her home has resided, she has been informed or con-
siderable portion OF the time IN Boston ana 4ineI ps as
time spoken Of clothes bot has PAID not ooad ana
that her child several weeks and that The last payment
he made board petitioners account was made on oonc
ton petitioner bringing the child where ne nsht see urr
but abe believes The aid request made for ne purpose
OF setting ssd child away petitioner atoseher that at his
urgent request and his express promise nd statement tat ne
did not and would take the child away petitioner 81
lowed him 20 see chd and that LIST June 1855 under
preence taking the child to buy her pair Of shoes the
said X foTob took the said child and removed
her from custody aud OF petitioner ana now
refuses said child inform petitioner where SAID chd
and be has told petitioner that he should nor nave inc ed
Do see her again She further that she had placed the
child school and taken board for and herself IN thus city,
and moral education, and that petitioner devoted her
whole time TO the care Of said child Petitioner GI,neI sses
custody of said child &c. and she asks that he may be com
custody OF her mother the said petitioner
MI Root made return TO the witt setting foh that he
City Cincinnati State OF Ohio, where defendant, her said
The Judge made an order that Mr. R. produce the person
the hd ascesby to the prayer of the petition On ION july
INST
HABRAs CORPUS.
A writ sued out petition of Robert McGee OF
No. klevenhst, stating that bis Michael MCGEE de-
tanned BY Thomas Hearn. Twenty -econd-st snd
Sevepbsv allie CATION that Michael apprentice
said Thos. Petitioner has given his consent
any alleged apprenticeship Of his said 70 the said Thomas
r. who shOIse sheer by occupation He further says that
sa T. H. is in the habit of abusing and vi treating
the said Mchae and that he has legal clam detsn said
lad Petitioner therefore that SAID T. H. prosuce the per
Of said Michael with view 80 ms discharge &C The
wit granted
CASE OF LYMAN COLE.
Further argument presented on Saturday on the
reduce the bail of Nr c. pending the time for meet
ing of Oyer and TeIuiner.
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Rv TELEGRAPH.
Disasters, &c.

sAvANNAH-Ar June q, Z. 5. NJ. steamship Knoxville,
I'm. New.York.
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This shows very large falling of in every item,
with the exception of miscellaneous goods.
The exports of the week are s'1s'6 against ST. 49,
os same time last year. The principal articles Of EI-
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-JuyE 81
CAsg OF Mr.. FABESs-The counsel for Mr. T.
moved Ibis morning that Mr. r. be DISCHARGED The District
Attorney sad be previously stated he woald not TN NJ r.
host Gel Kinney, and the latter has been fund TIE
rpcoepssnee Of Mr.. Fsbsns discharged were aso tks
wkses<ss, ~ dxesfsp sfihe cesrt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-02

The imports of the week, other than dry goods were
large exceeding those of the week last year hav-
ing been So OS4 against s. SOC 500. The aggregate
for the week shows moderate increase over last
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-02

Mr.. Albert Ii. Nicolay's regular semi-weekly suc-
ton sale Of Stocks and Bonds will take place on Mon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-02

T,IusHING RAIL.ROAD.-On and ATE. ~.
II 1a4 the cars over the Flushing Railroad esso - ths
ct and 10 A. NJ, and At 4eSoP ~ asslc ON
Steamer Island City Hunters Point The ~ no A. ~
and AZ l. and 80 NJ connecting with hs car. s,rtssk
PeiJt. WN- NJ snIAH'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-02

The payments at the sub-Treasury were sl7o,6s5;
received 5000 s9s; balance 81 $50 1885, paid for As
say Office, lls,oss; paid on Disturbing checks,
s95,94e.
Mr. Russel furnishes with the annexed statement
Of the business of the Office Of the Assistant Treas.
urer, L. :. New-YoTk for June:
-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-02

CAMDEN and AyBOY RAILROAD TO ,, flit ~.
da.lv AZ A. M and p M. Morning lines 8 . ~, "
Itesmboat JOHN POTTER % SOUTH AMSof ,,,.ss Ass
way.psces and Pa.lsdelphA fme q 60 AIRED
Camden Sy ca1s through IN Eve houTs. Fare " "a Enl
oorumodatson snd Enerant Lines 81 7. NJ Fare Si
sraut Line p. NJ, 81 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-02

Dct1tast
Among the imports were: Cigars, s53 300; Coffee,
$50 900 Oil, $4,000; Furs, s4s,7Ooi Hides, SIZE,
GEO. Iron 1886 900, Steel, sA 900; Lead, SIS, 400;
Tin slli, 500; Tea sl39,loo Sugar. S45l,5Osi Wine,
so, 800.
The aggregate comparative imports Of Dry Goods
e L. Inn, !. haa hen.