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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-09
Disasters, sc.

SHIP DUKE OF WELLINGTON at Liverpool, from Calcutta
M cs ~ on nj II 10 W. With her poop Ops ant
snhons and bowprt standings she appeared TO be clipper
potts; rather stern; floating isht from her sP,
persnce from the distance her, about three miles
nf 11 SGTs Ss al rn. WITH the the
~ W. she will drive into the outward bound 1rsck OF
vessels 80
The WRECK of ship apparently large, black with green
down and about 40 feet Of her bow above water
ciPr BooprS Of the b. schr Lavinia at New Orleans
from the Grand Csymans reports the Br bark mood,ocs'
Ireland totally The 4th April about o'clock NJ
about IS miles Of the Isle Of Pines on the Jrdnes Rect
Capt Walker snd four boys passengers on the LaVns
the balance of the to Janaics.
went ssbofe 18th nit NJ sbout miles n of Cape IntO
MO Lishthcuse. No further PARTICULARS ,-,,..r.r
at Point ST. Denis and lately sold for account underw
has been got of, and was towedto Quebec I'd lust
tbs Loss OF THE BARK HELEN PoRrER-Captain Porter
and Of the bark Helen Porter before reported lost
Cape Hserss arrived here yesterday evening IN the schooner
G% Of SPe vessel On the morning the sO
spoke an Enehh bS bound Sonih wn,s gave 'h sr5 y
accordingly and ran on an east course unt Jdfea
Cape Haeras Light to be bearing west d,sts9es 70 miles
kept T. T. course, with wind from E and
thick weather and p NJ breakers ahead The helm
but she missed stays and fell Of before the wind and every
effort msde to her round but before we
toward the bTeaters Ne cot our out and great
difficulty succeeded in pulling of shore The next morning
boat the hope eecns landing but the seabrose
the bar with much violence were obliged 60 pull on shore
hoping taken on by passing vessel In TINS we
were disappointed and night coming and having
ent increasing pull toward the breakers and
all hazards The pilots shore saw US ana antci
paed our movements of inside Of the bar and with dag
directed us with great difficulty and danger the shore Aud
feel grateful for the Interpolation OF kind Providence IN
rescung wstery when death seemed inevitable
The place where the Cape Haeras Inlet bar
had had observation since leaving Cape tonds as the
Late master bark Helen Porter.
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r DAN for sI5oo,0oo-For Rsfupd,ps !. ?

bodeys OF the Canal Rsvenae Ccri6cstss sss,s3
provisions chapter hundred and eighty The
the year eighteen hundred and 6ffy-one, tins sri
INTO the Treasury thereon.
The Commissioners Of the Canal Fund, By vtpe rAs.-
eRtflee An Act provide for the Enlargement Ct the R
The Osweso, and the Cayasa and Seneca Canals a. ~
Completion Of the Black River and Cebesee Valley Csas .
70 provide for the Payment Of certain Cs Reyenas Co.
Gates ard for other purposes passed April IS, 1856, h~
ve notice that Sealed Proposals will Be received tho Cd
Department until the 2oh day Of June next, " Sses -
of thai day for loan of ONE MILLION FIVE Hf,HDapS
THOUSAND DOLLARS for which transferable oeri6<rs~
stock will be Issued in the Of tho People u the So.
NewYork, bearing interest ct the Of six per - -
payable quarterly on the hrst days Of Jsnoa All
July and October in each year. and the principal reinku
the first day Of July. 1873 II Is TO be UNDERWOOD Aa ~
Commissioners be 81 liberty 20 take less -
offers are such In their opinion adv ~
Of the State. The proposals may be for the whoa
any part Of said loan not less than SUE All prcpos "a
CANAL REVENUE CERTIFICATES and nclosed Il =
envelope directed the Auditor Of the Canal Depatm-
Albany The money viii be required 20 b. paid 1--we u
the acceptance of the proposal and the balance the 4,
of June next If paid the Newly state Bank Absry
on the 3th day OF June paid the Bank Of the hs
tan Company In NewYork but the money viii Be received al
scrip ssued before desired after the award IA
loan made. Payments to be made BY deposng the
the credit Of The Treasurer Of the State on account u
Cans FUND in the Bank OF the Manhattan COMPANY Sev
York, in the Ncwiork state Bank IN the City OF Abs
Interest will the first day Of uy
Judicial Districts and those residing Of the state w
ceive the the stock held by them quarterly
Bank OF the Manhattan Company in the City Of NewYork n
all other stockholders st the NewYoFk State Bank In tbs On
OF Albany-Dsted Canal Department. Albany, May Y, is&
HENRY j. RAYMOND, Lieut. 0overnor
JAS. NJ. COOK, Comptroller.
=. w. LEAvENWORrH, Sec'y Of Stssa
+. @. SPAULDING. Treasurer
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COfFEE-The marker is firm but quiet We have Only to
note Rio ic1loc and Lssasyrs
eio The stock Of Rio Is 1890 bags with liberal asivas in
prospect.
C0AIAnihrsete firm; sales At s5as5 . BY the cargo
Foreign Is Gull
DRUGS AND DYES-Cream Tartar Is in speculative de-
msnd and prices beer with saes Of 50 casSs 51ds
held 81 Sc besides . bbs Am. Epson Salts a. 2
casks Flor Sulphur at &C., ttro ore IS bbs Castor OH
81 IS 3C00 Seneca Root al 81 So 5csss Turkey OpaIn
IS ST. cans oil Berssmot 81 s7i eAses Oh Lcn9n
of; $50 legs do. do s. 03e 50
&c 10 arrive. 5000 Prostate Potash Sc SO e. French
Suphate Quinine S. IS Casks Carb Ammonia lS
brk and IS bbs and Refined
d2ac and 2eo0 n Taytarie Acid al fs.e
FLOUR AND MEAL-The market opened rather easier and
unsettled but II the close her At present dca
give reliable quotations; Inspection unreliable thai
II easy give the prices Of supene Flour; much Of that
pssssS s1perhne little berer than fine mddiuE." The
better GRADES arm and IN fair request with light arrivals
the sales OF Western Cana 500 ob 90 62t6S9 3 for
good Stale 80 75Q$l0l or mixed good brands
Michigan Indiana and common 10 good Ohio and $i 5o6 IS
Gepesee Canadian Flour better aud N demands
the arrivals large; the sales 1850 bbl 80
<ll beat Southern Flour
brands the arrivals moderate Of bb
ll S7t ell 6 for standard brands Of Alexandria Baltimore
and Georgetown, and sil 75as2 rs f ayoe fancy and
brands Rye Flour quiet sales Of 100 bblk 81 50 So
Corn Meal lower; sales Of $50 kbls sass Ia for Jeey
ard IS 25d IS st for Bsndywine.
FRUITS-Ss,cs have been made Of 500 boxes halves and
quarters 81 IS for dried - s5G st for Bunch and
S2Tds2 IS for Layers Also IS bales of Anond 5ic 80
bb Cunsnfs 2e, 10 bales Provence Almond l3c 30 100
St. BUu PnssPPles s7a$7o p ico 30 eco Msisnsss lin
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COURT OF GENERAL sESsIONs-JUSE 8.
Before Judge STUART.

Michael Market, o German, was tried and convicted
Having bursaouy entered the Of Daniel Smith, at No
Courflsndst ling from the premises about 800
worth cigars and groceries, the property Of Burger Herbert
He sentenced five years confinement in tho State
Prison.
John Miller aims Matt, and Jacab Long were tried
and covced stealing box OF dry goods valued at $50 They
sentenced to years in the State Prison.
James Kelley convicted last week of an attempt to
commit burglary In the third degree, wGs sentenced to six
months confinement 10 the Pentertary.
Barney Coyle, convicted of having been the receiver
Of SCI stolen from Barney CroDnan Of Muberyst
tenced to years copfne ment In the Penitentary.
Meyer Rosenthel was indicted for burglary IN the
degree having burgaouy entered the dwelling house
McNab and stealing thereom lot of silk and rb
bons valued $780, The evidence being very conclusive
the guilt Of the accused the jury acquitted him without
leaving their seats
The Court then adjourned for the day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-09

INSPECTION Of Flour and Meal for the week ending Jgns g.
1855: gS bb superfne Flour; SO do. fine 4l do Middng
do Rye FiOui; S25 do Corn Neal do ondenned--
Total l3,l82 .oo
QUERcTRos BARK unsettled and dull and sale of 100
hhds first quality No made 30 y un The Corros
market advancing and 800 TO 400 bales have been
sold high The stock sale is very light %
SEED Is below the views OF hoder VINO
a,iins 81 Is Dbl FLous-Tte market Is dun aud droop
bbls superhne have been sold at
SO 49, GOOD brands offered so 81, ll q bb without
sales 70 any The home demand moderate with the
range of Std gil 81 y Dbl according brand RYE FLOUR
rather hghsr and about 100 bbs have been sold
at 81 81. per bb Corn MEAL has declined and 500 20
7c0 bbls. Pennsyvana Meal sold at - SIT v DBL.
WHEAT active bu about coo bushels sold AZ 20 30
for Inferior q eCd 81 63 for good prime Red aud 81 6sd
81 rs White quality. CoRS dnl and Dropping and
5f0a bush Pennsyvena and Delaware Yellow have been
81 % shost Rye waited with further sma sales
Of Pennsylvania 81 ga 81 49, OARS remain dull with sales
Of SctS4 bushels Southern size y bushe The Iron
trsde about Stationary with moderate business doing There
steady demand for SUGAR and MoLAssEs, and fair ou
fully former quotations. COFFEE quiet Toe
Provision market very firm. Meas Pork held at Sa 80
y Dbl with small sales Bacon sells al i2dl3tc for HAMS
sidIoc for Sides end 8id9c for Shoulders Cut Meats
ssable at y n lees Lard lie for barrels and
l2c. kegs Butter is worth l607c for solid Western
WHISKY Inactive and both barrels and hhd quoted AZ
Soc q gallon.
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DIED.

BAaxARpAt Stapleon Staten Island Thursday, June =
h anne BAkSARD, aged rs years widow Of Capt. John
tarnard, deceased.
Her relatives and friends those her sonnaw c. Bart
ltt respectfully invited to attend her funeral from the
redenee Of Bartlett Sapeton Staten Island Saturday
next sth mat, o'clock 2. NJ Boats leave the foot Of
Wbitehsll-st. for Stapleton every hour
DoxAvANOn Thursday, june Of consumption JOHN DoSA
VAN, in the oath year Of his
His relatives and friends relatives and friends Of Mr.
J. Hail. and the officers and members Of the Baxter Blues
18th Regiment n Y M respectfully Invited to attend
without further invitation his residence
No Hudson Terrace, Hoboken Sunday. the 10th inst.
at O'Clock NJ His remains will be taken to Bergen
Cemetery.
KRAus-0n Sunday, June s. FREpERIKA KRAus, at No. -
Wycoh-av., East kew-Nork, aged 81 years.
The inferred the Cemetery of the EvergcenA
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Rsported tst ras N. Y rxIsuxs, by J. RkH sRHl
F1sf Bcasd-lo sehnyl Nav. Boat Loan scl 5000 Susq
Csns6s, cash. 7oi leo Cam r. T. 6s VS. sili lOc5
CRY IS p sll GOO Read R. r. Is, 10 b5 81 1000 do
IS 4i do. 45i 100 Lcos Island r. r. l6l; 200 Co. cash
is}, do leii IS Little sehyl r. So; 2 susq Caaa 10y
20 Morris Canal IS, lt $50 90. cssh fft 50 DO b5 it
Lehish Zrc "a; II N Penn- r. r. sol; Schuyi
Pref'd rs sii sehnyi Nav cash 2i 81 Union Canal bs
do, s5, 81.
nal 4i PsDters Bank Of Tenn, si Bsak Of Penn l2S;
Fsrmcrs and Mech. Bsnk, IS.
S<rnd Boaya-2ooo City r. r. S. C. ant p sif 200 Penn
H. ssi. ISIS Lehieh Mort g. 81; Lehigh Nav. asi 100
RssdEs r. sswn est, do. cash, 81, do 81 70 Morris
sovp r. sSf; 81 PEN. r. r., ST. IL Mnehl r. r., s5wR
IA % 7S4; loo Morris Canal. ia; 100 do b, 1T
IGw Bcasd-leo vieksbure X. Rs
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NICHOLAS FISH MORRIS.
on the Sloop-of War AlbAny.


From day 10 day, from week to week, from month
10 month has love hoped on still believing that tidings
must come that relief must be given; but heightened
time seems to cut down such joyous antcipations and
we must now write as though the subject of this notice
had passed from us-from that world be was so calcu
tated to adom--from that home be was sure TO make
gay, and bright, and happy.
In early childhood military life was the one that
suggested itself to his parents most suited to his
turn of mind and bearing the name of his grandfather
distinguished officer of the Revolution, was thought
the probable profession he would follow and it was
almost decided apply for appointment West Point
HsvEs preference for naval w. effort made sor admis
son TO the Naval School Annapolis in the Summer Of 1855
was all settled but wien papers be drawn up be
upa past the of admission But Capt Gerry
Il ssspofwG Absny, offered him the psn.
Secretary tho Navy had ons been his choice suited
his rtrpS his parents cOneured although with anxious
hearts. Ii seemed however their of
Providence that II he leave them he could under
favorable srsPe,s ir Capt Gerry they knew gentle
hixbest tems only Of his faithful and efficient discharge Of
III duties but Of h. ssnteDAny department and companions
he csuld feel be friend with him his esuis On the h
Of December he sailed N me Albany as one OF the Home squad
ron cruise remarkably successful ana his letters home
were full Of al that could make letters wecomeovns happy
full Of noble sesolys and Christian sh and tTS Aye
fr although woad be sata to afm thai sTeT none Knew
% ' sae uo The soul q pis,y that was under that ssy and
ing volatile exterior but there sy deep and an
h Wa marked and watched from almost ntsncy-a perfect
t,u.f IN the Sayo succncy and Of casting al care on him.
NAM Instance mht be recorded hut this the place for
tbe3 reh Of consolation however are tney 20 inc
stricken and assose hearts row ssonsd s Inc
and euecss nature he made friends Of al; but oh ws
sons those who knew him best who knew b.. very hatred o.
Ma, much, that bis noble nature best knowa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-09

In relation 10 Land w arrahts Ih0npsoRs Reporter
says:
1.-THE new warrants are now being issued and we
hope and expect TO pay something over dollar an
acre for two or three months. AT the present
paying 81 o. and selling at 81 10 per acre. The new
warrants are So 100 and leo acres each. There will
be 40 acre Warrants issued under the recent act,
and il is opinion that the old 40 warrants viii
bring better Prise per than the Others Those
who have 40 acre warrants may expect 81 TO-"
The Africa briDs but few orders for American secu-
rites The private letters express the opinion that
peace is at hand leading authority in Paris states
that the propositions of Austria, made with the
assent of Russia have been already agreed to by
England and France. This is, however, probably
premature. One or two prominent London bankers
predict peace in SO or 60 days. London banker
writes to q clearinghouse in Wal-st. as follows:
"There is extreme dissemination on the part Of the
public 10 look at any Securities which do not CON-
msnd a ready SALE Under the influence OF easy
money market our own funds ore buoyant. Consols
are at 81 and some business hes been doing in the
present week in United States and States Stocks the
prices of which are firm There have been transac-
tons In United States Bonds at l07 eloIi IN Penn
syivana State Bonds at IS, and in the Stock at rs;
Virginia Dollar Bonds a. 81 ese and in the Sterling az
Sc a sol.
in consequence Of the large amount of Railroad
Bonds Offering prices are with the exception OF Penn
yvsnis and New.fork and Enc. dropping few Marietta
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Passengers Arrived

Edwards p Ray s. Rice Mr. Cotter and servant, II. ii.
smith Baldwin Mrs NJ Kelly Mrs Long and boy Mr..
Marshall and aughters Col Wright e. s. A Capt Win
der L. 5. A; Lieut. Van Voast T. s A J. =. Hutton lady
and four Children M Hoister w F. Co.'s messengers J.
H. Aontetk Mrs ashawkc and infant Mr. Levy and bow j.
O. Alexander Earl and lady l. Beard. Capt Robertson,
j. Aoss NcArmack, Catch, h. H. Allen, A Vanvo and
lady T. Cooley T. Sehsfer d. c. Pierce lady and infant j.
kebrIn and sdy J. ysndyke Mrs Beach L. K Jones and
lady Mr., Mstes M Parks Dr. Cuts and lady Miss c.
Hoseer, W Winters III. +. Kinney, J. b. Williams " Dyer.
G. Chase d. Iuder NJ Heating aud lady, Charles L Dinon
Thou Harms and two children. C. Levy H. Nendryes WIN.
Barclay h Caore, r. w Ford wife and three ehdren Mrs.
Haley, H. McCsfery aud wife A J. Holmes wife and
boys Mrs G. F. Lord, NJ Livinxsworth aud lady A HAner
Dir Sersey lady and $40 others In cabin and teerage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-09
To Mariners.

The Baltimore Sun that temporary light Is now being
exhibited the Lazareo Illuminating an arc OF 20 degrees
which will be continued until new and fourth order
catadoprc apparatus for fixed light Illuminating 0 deses
hbton The new apparatus will prove much seryceabe
than the light formerly used as may be seen the distance
observer from the deck OF vessel
ten above Mr. A. NJ Pennock the Light House
Inspector 6f district Is also making TO
light Cove Point about tho loh
inst to fixed light varied by flashes The light will be pro-
duced by fitch order catadoprc apparatus aud viii be OF the
half minute.
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fshs Jury consider the attempt been have made He
und guilty Mr. Wheedon appeared FOR the dense ana tne
Asuistant District Attorney for tho United States
.1ncrrrr cor1Rr-IuKr s-Refors Juase Roos.vrLr

CIRCUIT COURT-JyNE s-Before Judge ROOSEVELT
Brothers The fewYork Union Insurance Co.
v Thia is a suit against Insurance Company at
J,krctown N " coo policy the estab
hehnen of the Meas Harper Gift and Pcarlst burnt
Dvc mher 1855 A stated 10 another tired yesterday
NEE declined pay and four OF the have sd become
iusovcBf.
Il was shown that the whole Of the establishment and
skock was SsS g5 Of which &52 was saved and Ss 5
son which the Messrs H. had insured IN said twenty
oces about $l9 e and their loss the insurance.
stated wss upward Of sl29 100.
The defense up before that by the Of the
policy provided that the Insurance Company should not
30 held liable loss BY Of any insmmabe liquids
oecasioned BY jouneyman plumber in the employment OF
plaintiffs at work 10 the building hr wing abgnteo nach MIA
containing quantity Of camphene which sara caapnene
upon the premises, and nst saa cso
phene ives namable liquid &C., also that aintins we're
10 be responsible negligence Of those IN their m
poyent and that the policy by the use OF sa1 M
nail and void II asc alleged In defense that the nre Wa
rnoued by negligence and therefore also the the policy va
void There were also two other matters sci UP 'u'
In appears that the policy the privilege OF having on
reuses printp Office bindery and sresu engine IN
premium ofnsursnce paid by Messr HeePef 70 the toy
Wa ia per cent S75 The main questions Tor ,ne ny 49,
$500 fhsre hsd been gros negligence the part OF any
r,op In the employment Messs H., when oeuseo 'ue e
III hse had been the Judge said there eoud % 20
~ - ;l $50 consider whether IL usual IN such PRINT
AZ that Of Mesars Harper TO camphene
ns<<arv or sppendage for their work H was not
- se on this point also made but IL otherwise
80 there was gross negligence the verdict must be for
ixiaf The JURY returned clean verdict in svor OF penn
r. ho fun and interest being 54s 49, For Psntn
Hss Bovine Writings for defendant Mess Fraser and
Stewart Of Johnstown
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ALBANY June sFLouR very dull without change In
sales are very small WHEAr-Saes 600 BUSH white achi-
gan CO. CoRS shows decline Of Sc. sales $500 bush
Western mixed in lots, At 81 yellow round 81 o. OARS
ne, measure aked for Chicago
BUFFALO, June c-l2;S0 P. M--FLous-Demand moderate
50 good Wisconsin and Si0dso Is for fsncy
and Michigan, Ohio and Indiana WHEAT in moderate
dernend for ns sales $500 bushels Upper Lake Spring
81 s. CORN continues dull holders ask s3c and buyers oder
s sales OATS &C. lowers sales 10 0o0 bushels Gle.
CANAL FREfGHTs EASIER Corn Isle 10 Newly
NEw-OaLEASs. June 5-CoTros unchanged with limited
business sales Of 600 bales FLOUR 80 G % co. BACON
ultfrsQ
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COURT CALENDAR-rHrs DAY.

COMMON PLEAs-Part Mos. $50, to SCI, 500 to
US no. Part I-Nos 75it es7 e4t TO sf7 ISL to s57 s
TIL $751; 9s 94 969 $50 92s 1905 ese 100 lol 2i6 2ss
Sl 2sef 1872 "a. S5 600 72 1914 lolo loi7 1913, l09
s8 sos ioO8 sos 1909 1929 ioo2, lob 7o6, 1874, H.
ClRcUIT CoURT-Mondey-Par Mos. 25, $685.
GO 1876 SO TO 81 Ga e. Part Iuoge Cierke viii up
what Mr. Adams The Railroad Calendar the Cal
endsr Cor short the case on shall have
ham ami had
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u Il IL me 10 URNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.


ship-North Wind. Ripley, Calcutta Lane West & Co
Bsrks-Geaner, JefersoB Rio Janeio, F. r. Davidson; H.
vest Nichols. valencia sturses Chairman Co.; n c. Blu
ehsnsn Ducker Galveston D. C. Murray; Etewando Maxwell
barbados \. H. Gsaou; Cuba, Leavt sissl A Patrullo
Biss-HesIerus, Grant 81 Jago, Cubs, A. Leary John
Jones Mlls, Charleston Doner Potter; Il Il Mcf;iIyerx
Hartman; Bangor p. Buck Co Abby Ei14beh Phi5
ney. RIO Jsnero, O. s. Colt.
sehocner-Lseon, Besrse, Phiadeph James Hand Nep
tunes Bride, Giett, Baltimore. Mailer Lords G. 81 Robert
son, Morrow bermuda Permission Jones; A. " Bede Be
dell, Washinston, ID. G., N. Bedel.
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIOEs-JUsE 7-Before Judge
STUART.
William Lewis was tried and convicted of having on
the April attempted 70 steal case of boots and shoes
valued at $50 tho Pier Of the Fall River steamboats, the
property Of Geo Tiles of No. 179 Wess He sentenced
10 two years months confinement in the State Prison
Andrew Clarke was then placed at the bar charged
with having the 4th Of May last bugaouy attempted to
enter dwelling Of Ann Wheean Of No LAG frstsy
with the stealing from the premises lot Of cloth
ing and other property valued $780, The counsel for the
prove abb but as the
nry unable upon verdict and discharged
The prisoner remanded.
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MARRIED..

FRrTTs-PAuLIsos-In this city, Thursday June by the
Rev Duncsn Dunbar. SAMUEL b. FRIrTs 10 Miss HELEN
PAULIsoN, all Of this city.
OTrARscN-DENE-ln Syracuse, on Wednesday June g. Mr.
FRANKLIN j. 0rTARsoS Of this city, TO Miss FRANCES W.
.DEANE Of Syracuse
sHoRTLAsD-LuFFOn Thursday June at the Bnversaist
Church. by the Rev. +. IL. Chaplin, Mr. THOMAS s. SHORT
OF Brooklyn Miss CHAsLorrE A. daughter of John
v. Luh of New. York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-09

Interest has been calculated all the above liabi
ties issued to bear interest from their respective dates
of issue or from the date Of the last payment of inter-
est to list july 1850, except the first and second
issues Treasury Notes on which interest is computed
only to LIST January, ls4l, it is considered that in
terest ceased to at that time those two classe.
Of securities under the laws of Texas.
OF the G and 10 y cent Bonds entered in the above
statement, the State has paid s29s O65 IS, principal
and interest, which sum under the Texas Creditors
bill recently passed by Congress, would be refunded
TO the State.
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SUPERIOR COURT-JuxE 8.

INJUNCTION As TO CASTLE GARDEN.
II had been announced that Judge Hoffman would
probably render decision in this this forenoon but has
been deferred, we understand, til Saturday.
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uNrrgD STATES MARsHALs OFFIcE-Juyr g.
CHARGE OF UELAwFUL ENLISTMENT.

Philip Mellan, Albert Him and Fritz Quinn were
yesterday BY police officer and handed over to the
procuring individual named 70 90 be-
yaDd the limits OF the United States be enlisted soldier
70 The army Of the Queen Of Great Britain, &c Committed