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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-01
DiSasterN, &c.

sHIP ELLEN HOOP (of PortlandJ kby, from Apsehcols
for Liverpool with so bales Of cotton went ashore
FLORIDA night Of the 10th inst but got % y wreck
,fs and momentary expected AZ hsy West
BRIG PREsiDENr L. TAYLOR sbute, om Bangor Tor Proyt
deuce ashore night OF zh on Sonimicut Point aud VIII
probsby have 70 be lighened TO get Oh.
SonR. fMLy KEITH Of New fok, from Baltimore Tor Ware
ham has teen of shore in Garlncr Bay and taken the
Greenpoit The vessel appears be damaged about
CARDBOARD streak and has been discharged he
WAYS
The of ship Infants before reported. psssf
April = In lat u o. Ion IS 80 w. waerossed, with bowput
and orcmast standing.
ScHR. r. O. WnttDEN was psstd 2th inst Of Whminstcn
Creek putting back Philadelphia In Distress having been u
contact Saturday with unknown big OF Sisters Tree
Accounts CAsPl,N, before reported Ashore
Rocky Heads that the 18th abou, 20 OF her
cargo had been thrown overheard that the ship blsed aud
rudder gone and that Capt Wmun awaiting weckers,
pa and gg1g and abandon the vessel he would
prove total there but little prospect OF saving the
ship The Caspian had been ashore forty eight houf aud
wTeckoIs had been her up to last accounts
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Arrived.

mS.s ,s % . Lsjss Fsss.s, Thursday S.-
Tsani,iip 'oSsosc, bOSla to Norfolk
sh Pltanse lof San Frsre.col one q. With
Tsie y LIP S cosn.,.. ef Ea s Mss s Sr
So lon y III rs. pso.,a y The s,pps,slP 800
hsrk Mdece. and Br bark Por standing way April ~
tspss ed e. s. a,s1. q VA a A s, a. io ss
howirs eSisee with PANEL Waite 1Snna RED bore. ..s ~
ayirebboom April So TIE Line. large four sstsi
80 amer sAntipg s May - 4 - So loa 81 90, EXCHANGED
signal. with ship H. Cocker see,'ns w Nay ~ l~ IN
ship Rcleit Ps,en (of BowdonhsSnl Fulton, Havana Nay
Shp 81 Chsie. Conway. Ncs.orle.ns is d. mdss and
ps,s to Stanton Thompson.
Bark Union (Bsenil Rcrtmann, Rremen % d., 10 hAiAs
Az rs rsss - Henuinxs, Mailer Gosiag
Bmk katherine (Rr crocksr Belfast April n, iron sni 10
psss 10 Edmors,ou Bro.hers. ~
msho gsny, &C.. TO A. c: Rossrc Co Al, =,
Bris Bensuela, (of Bostoni Hchhcrn, hlaDxss May IT,
Brs Eaee lehman Savannah d., cotton, ae to sturs
Big josiah Je1 of Maca Spencer sssus Grsnds May
IT, sugar and elasses Gans Antaa Co 7Sd Inst N
sudden ;posl from 70, isF,sP ssa1,A' same DAY
Brig A9sleI srl Hart sisnsy = DE-: coal to H. l. H''h
schr Mary Crosby. Albany for Boston.
schr Nsw-Nork. Atkins Richmond. -four 70 C. H. fiersnn
sch Deborah Gso Wsshineton naval stores to Batter
Seh Attic Criichet Alexander h,ar Abbott DoAgs Ca
sch Lyrehhurs Tuh Richmond ds, -four AMI tobacco 10
sehr NewYorl, Atkins. Boston d., mdse. to Dayton
sehr. Com, Kearney Lowell Bos,on dA, 70 $. w lewis.
Sehr. $ A. Appleton, NlckeFson, Boston d., T. W.
sehr. VIM A. spogord, Garmow, Cedar Key. Fla, i'd.
cedar 10 10Th inst large ship ashore miles notn
Of Cape Florida Se al her Ts' nes ssr esa
sehr John boston, Lingo Savannah d, cotton, &C., 10
sehr orbt (BTj Hilton ST. Eu,ats 10Th last, sugar &c.
WIND-purps the cay s.sE.
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Sales of Stocks at Philadelphia.

fHt Boa,d5oO City r. X. e cash 81; 400 do " p r. T.,
cash 94 20O d. do 9; 900 Ptts 6s "a S3t 500 Cry Sc,
cash si 4CCo Peun. Sc si l l6 do. "a; 9i2 50 DO s7
eco do 81; eco DO si go L-fish S. 10 s. 400 Cam cad
r. 85t 25 Long leland X. r. l6i 81 Union Ca
Pr,f 6, ia; Harrisburg r. r. cash SSH do 5o 70
Lebish Nav e9t 10 Penn. r. s5 at; ~ Penn II r. 81
100 Pesv Meadow r. r. b5 50t 10 Beav. Meadow r. r., 5o
10 Minebl r. r. b5wn, 74i; Mnehl X. r. 49, 20 Read
ing X. r. b5 44 Lehigh Scrip IS; 10 Girard Bank IT.
Bet,eeen Boord.-o Camden Amboy Railroad IS, 80,
s5J 100 Pennsylvania S. 80; 500 City g. 80 cash '
Lhgh &c St eco Reading Railroad a 3Harfburg X H.,
554; 20 Lehigh Scrip. b5 s. . Penn. r. r., 43i. - -
Second Bard-lcoO Allegheny County Is; v 1855 ZOO
Allegheny County 6 p r. %; schuyki Navigation &C.
's2 co. 1900 acng Railroad 10 8 IS Beaver Meadow
Raoad b5 200 Reading Railroad b. ~; % Pennsylvania
Railroad $50 susquehanna Camel b, III, Bank Of Penn
sylysnia IS, III.
ler Board-I Pennsylvania s. s 49, 1900 Pennsylvania
Sc, So; 50 Norriftown Railroad 55i.
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cent. for the year has been paid, Leaving after The
navrrer, % the current expenses, contingent tuna 81
40 ,a7 a. .cd $40 GOO carried to suspense accoudt.

90 l37 o. and sIU,OUU cu1r'7i 70 tu'Pol7e M
4 consolation meeting Of the Bondholders OF the
Vermont and Massachusetts, Railroad was .cld at Boz
ton Yesterday. A printed document WA real, which
in substance is IN agreement on the part Of the pres
.ut bondho,deIs to exchange the-r bonds for bonds
due in 1875 with interest at 6 q cent payable semi
annually, $4,000 annually beng placed in the hands
of the Trustees by lie Company to foSm sinking
fund for the relemption Of the bonds The agreement
70 BE- Of no effect unless signed By three-qlarers in
amount Of tic bondhoders, and authority granted by
the Legislature to Issue the bonds prior July 1855
Messrs. Lyman Nichols, s. T. Haywood, President
OF Ccchityate Insurance Company J. Amory Davis,
Tresidsat of Suffolk Bank VIM. Ii. Hill OF Boston,
ard NJ. Bullock OF Royslston, were apponteda Com
m,ec 90 confer with the Trustees f the present mort
gage bonds ard the Directors OF the Company on the
subject of an arrangement.
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DIED.

BcvAy-At East New York Monday May "a Of tubcrcus
encephatis IA his stA year. LsMAsrsE, only child Of
r. and Caroline T. Boyay of Rpon, Fond da Lac County
Via
CokY-0n Thursday Msy 81 GsKrRups youngest daughter
Eosh and Mary r. X. CoRy aged year and DAYS
Ihs relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited
to attend the funeral service this day p NJ from No 2ls
Vsneksf
ExIwIsTiE this City, "Wednesday, May So MARY AVN
wife Of r. Enwiste, of consumption, aged q years
months and 4 DAYS.
The ends the family and of her uncle Jacob MeKeever
respectfully invited 20 ATTEND the fnea from resi-
dtpce Nc i4 AlcD-st Sunday afternoon s O'clock
FosrEs0n Thursday, May ST. the reSd rce OF her brother
nsw Robert sques. IN This city Miss JEkpsHA A FokBEs
aged % years, dan ghter Of John q. Forbes
Her remains will be tsken to Syracuse for nterrnent
kExsOD Monday May % PArSIcK KEEN at No 2s3 6,hsv
aged months
The remains inferred IN the Cemetery Of the Evereens
fsAT1-At Hartford, Conn the residence Of her grand
nsheE. Samuel Tacog ESQ., ON Tuesday morning Nay %
tv frroe, wife q John NJ. Pratt Of Brooklyn ~ Y and
- - years ' ~'' -ee~
Snssr-in Cortland, ~ Y, op Tuesday MAY o. Mira CELIA
on, Hasa 's~''-'' VI 1''4'AAAi-
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The following are the earnings of the Michigan Cen
Ipcrense. .sl3.72g 80 SO

Increase. Sl3,7z9 ~ S95-8 SzoVoS .
The receipts OF the Milwaukee and Mississippi Rail
road for the first fifteen days of May amount to $685.
s7 72 for same period last year, sls 5s increase
nearly So COO The receipts for the whole month are
estimated at SEQ 900, which viii be an increase OF %
q cent over the same month OF 1854.
In the trial trip of the Ericsson great saving OF fuei
was shown. The amount of fuel required for run OF
"a hcus at rva trial conducted by Mr. IIaswell
and his associates, was reported by him as only 90
tuns, averaging considerably less than tun an hour
Cumberland coal had the preference over Anthracite,
being as "A TO "a in favor of that description.
Tie funds for the payment of the interest on the
debt of Virginia due in London has already been re-
ceiyed here by the agent OF the State ana VIII go
forward by the next steamer The funds tor the inter-
est due in this City will be received in about two
ueeks This interest money is raised by direct tax
laid nv ,be Constitution, which also requires suf
o;on, amount to be raised in addition to form sink
inc fund of T. cent = annum.
TIE Ner-OrIeons Bulletin of the 10th says:
We notice that the ship Forest King cleared for
NevYork Yesterday carries 500 tuus of the Brecken-
y;dce coal THIS il the first cargo Of the Companys
coal that has gone forward, and from what we eau
earn this is but the beginning OF large and rapidly
increasing trade The quality is repre- sented as being
greatly superior either for steamships, gas purposes
or tIe psror 10 any yet discovered in this country
Mr. j. Thompson the Treasurer Of the Company, well
| and fsvorsbfy known throughout the Northern and
Western States. He is represented TO possess extra
ordinary energy of character and great business tact
and being of the principal Managers and large
stock Older II is natural TO infer that the resources OF
| the mine will be rapidly developed"
The statement of the Ohio Banks for the first Mon
! day of May presents the following results:
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Al Boston The Courier says:
money grows more and more abundant every day,
but the general stagnation in business prevents the
mercantile classes from ayeing themselves of the adj
vantages usually presented by low rates of interest"
7Iompson's Bank Note Reporter gives us the fol-
loving information:
Applications have gone into the Department at
Washington for l.9, 0C0 Warrants. These Warrants
will average about 10 acres each, making an aggre-
gate Of over thirteen millions of acres. They are in
active demand, and from present indicstions will
continue so for time there are valuable tracts
of land open to entry; and we are now buying and
selling at the following prices:
Bsgre Selling.
81 10 = e.. - Sr,e
Revolutionary Bounty Scrip being exempt from Land
Ofce charges, is worth cents Y acre more than
Warrants"
STARK BANK, BENNINGTON Nav H. 1855
SIR Yours III inst received Should YOU send Us
The notes Of this Bsnk viii remit you for them by dat on
Trey leat = cent. exchange.
Yours, CIV HARTMAN Cashier
From the above it would appear that the Stark
Bank is resusciiated but whether the notes will be
redeemed at any other place than the Bank we are IN
able to say.
The twentieth annual report Of the Directors of the
Nashua and Lowell Corporation is published, and
shows the condition of the Corporation in healthy
state. The receipts for the year ending the first or
April are slss,sss 10. Out Of this dividend Oft p
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ard 10 d.n ct 7dlce. -.
RICE bs. been quits active TO day and rather arDer 100 chs
styaged hsnds at $sess a a. 20 quality s..
SUGARS have been IN scriye request for rcnuss ~ ~ TO
rer rrces sss as hhds Cuba huc3saao y J 4c
tcf bnes Havana 81 Sd6ic so1lc snAA sacs % Se"'
Sc cargo Of SO hhds Texas prva'e terms sH w
his BEs'sru alec private terms
sPICFs-Wc have only to sales Of l Nui'ss 81
&c. which Il decline. - -. =,
SALTPETFR-We note sales At Bostc1 - nara - ~
ds Cruee a. SIC mos and Oc AZ 81 a5.c cash. in bond
WHIshY-The demand fan with offering; salcs OF
go Abts at 81 81 which u lower.
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SUPREME COURT-Is CHAMBERs-May sl-Before Judge
ROOSEVELT.


young man named Michael Smith, who had en-
Hvtrd the United Army brought from Bedlow'
Issnd application of Mr. e. B. Skater counsel ON petition
Of Anna Smith, Michael and his dchars demanded on
the around Of minority The testimony showed him TO DO but
% wears OF The Judge asked him how he came to say to
Ye erri,ire he 2 lie replied that he had
btn tsine droIs the time lie said they did not give
Mn AFT the Island but SIT him 70 saving
coS he discharged hrs uniform and paying
- 81 expenses -. -, -, .,. A.,
Keeper City Prison to bring the person OF Thomas
Brogsn who detained he on charge OF not supporting
believes be the fact and that said b. had informed Pc
fitiener that he all times supported and willing TO
rr0 to the Of his ability his said wife and Children and
ths his the effect Of conspiracy among eia
tiyes kc The writ wa granted.
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Strawberries have been received this week nom
New-Jersey and are selling at lsic' basket iney
will be received in abundance by next week, and the
price will be considerably reduced
RIsck Raspberries and Cherries have been re-
eeyed, but as yet they have been exposed for sale
only at the first class saloons
state Butter has declined &c. p Ii. In the other
articles there is but little change.
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Simeon Diapers regular seni-weekly auction sale
of Stocks and Bonds will take place tomorrow, at II!
O'Clock at tie Merchants Exchange
The Hon. 7. NJ. Smith, State Treasurer Of New
jersey has declared dividend of 90 cents on the
Wheat Growers Bank Notes Of Newton, and IS cents
on tie Merchants Bank of Bridgeton; he gives Ger
ticetes for the balance which assured will be
paid at an early day with interest. The efficient
course Of the State Treasurer contrasts favoraby with
the course pursued by the Chancellor and his recev-
ers in winding up the Commercial Bank, Perth AM
boy and Peoples Bank, Patterson. The Amboy
Bark receivers have made two dividends after lapse
Of four years retaining many valuable assets in their
hands The receivers of the Peoples Bank, Patter-
son, have made but one dividend Of Is cents, which
was paid three years ago; since then they have re-
ceiyed upward of ESQ 900, which they have thus far
Withheld from the creditors of the Bank, out OF which
we presume the three receivers will draw their salaries
or the whole time for their valuable services The
receivers Of these broken Banks appointed by the
Chancellor, who should for his own honor compel
them 10 pay all the funds in their hands, to who
ever it is justly due.
The export of Dry Goods to the United States from
Liverpool for the six months ending 3oih April, have
been:
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Showing decrease Of 81, l62 23i since 3Oth April
when the total ives $685. 1862. The duties received
during May it will be seen show decrease Of about
30 y cent.
Messrs Winslow, Lanier X Co. viii paw at their
Banking-cfce No 50 Wall-st, on the lst day Of June
the semi-annual interest on the following securities
viz; The Bonds of the City Of Columbus Ohio issued
to the Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad
Company, cent; the Bonds of Mismi County. In
diana, issued to the Peru and Indianapolis Railroad
Company, 10 z cent; the Craw.ordsviIe and
Wabash Railroad Companys Mortgage Bonds p
cent.
Tie interest maturing LIST June on the Bonds of the
Junction Ohio Railroad win be paid at the Office of
the Cleveland and Toledo Railroad, No. Is Wiam-st.
The Howard Insurance Company has declared
dividend of 10 p cent payable June
The Atlantic Cotton Mills Lawrence, Mass, 4p
cent, payable June IA. The Boot Mills, lowell
Dwight Mills, tSpringfeld York Manufacturing Co.,
tSaco, Me-, and Lowell Machine Shop have decided
- pass their usual dividends at this time.
The Assignee OF Messrs. Page, Bacon 4 Co., r. N.
Hoadley, has decided that be has no legal power to
make dividend until after the next steamer arrives,
bringing dates from California later than the sd of
May, to which date the assignment was made The
dividend VIII probably be something over so y cent
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BY Telegraph.

BOSTON-Arr May 81, bark Cathariae Phillips, Nom ihs
ccst of Africa with The mail from the n. = siua iron sss
torcd there, ship Alert (of New ork from Valparaiso
SPOKEN April Il lat ~ Sc S. Ion. - 30 W., ship Nary Rob
inson Cbirclas for Liverpool
CHARI EsT0N-An. May g. steamship Jas Adser, Turner,
sAVANNAH-Ar MAY %. u. =. NJ. steamship ROCKVILLE,
from York making the quckss. rip made oet~esa
Norkan nd Savannah.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-01

Inc following Psopcs,i <uendmen. TO the State
Constitution Of Missouri neslee to the esnblrhmept
g Banks has been passed b. Legislature ~ ,hxt
State, and is to be voted Oh g. people in Ausws
NAT: III provides that the General Assembly of Mis-
sour two thirds of each House concu-rinc ths.x;n,
ehah have power to establish such Bank or Banks as
nay be deemed necessary for the interests of the
ctste; but every Bank established shall be base3
!pen specie capital and made liable to redeem ia
eses In gold or silver, provided that the 1rber Of
6enks chartered shall never exceed ten. and ,As 40
fscsss amount of capital shall acyer exes.i az.
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To Mariners.

MAGNETIC OBSERVATIONS CoAsr SWEDEN
Notice ia hereby given by the royal administration Of naval
affairs of sweden for the guidance and benefit Of seafne
pie that from ghetto obeeyGos made In 1852 and 1885,
the coast Sweden from Cape fasteobo 20 Haparsnio
also on the Of Gottland and and Oend the westerly
variation compass has been found 10 differ OF leg
from dcduce former observations stated below
respect the charts belonging the atlas OF Swedea
In LAYING land II necessary using such Of
the said charts have heretofore been published that due
notice the difference o: the old and yaraion
This difference expressed in the last column Of the following
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
MARINE 10 UR NAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK.........MAY 80
Cleared.

Barks-Caroina Sherwood, Charleston Dunhs1n Dimoni
Convoy Hupper. St. Jago, Snow Burgess
BnsRctsS sie Jseesri Con- i; > s sUI,n Ssn
PhIsdsT hs r. p Buck Co.; Msy, Walker Ss .
Wskensn Dinon Coz Tevere Gale Inniaad s, r.
one Brl MeCsry Sierra Leone, j. Mscnado ANVIL i"i'
Steers St. John, Il. B., J. Picard Co $3.50. 49,. g.,
Observation-Disclosures MeRae rhiiaae,pma, So'
& Co; E Franklin Lincoln Fall River nasteri ssfan NARA,
Underb Seville Van Brunt Slaght T. Dssidson Long
Weymouth Chose Small; y. Neksrsen, Lyneh Cssnes1s'
DoIner Potter; NJ Z. Wels Terry Wilmington, HeCrssdy,
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COURT CALENDAR-Tms DAY.

HuprRIoR CoURT-Nos. us, 3i5, 9s, 10, 775}, III,
sss xTs tS2 eis $50 4oS eo4 $40 OIL 1914 go 9 9 Ss 9S
$40 $50 800 eos 99 6co s2s ioo 1907 lo5 loo. 1903,
are, ioll, 1912 1918.
CiRcuIr CouRr.-Nos. 1907, 1874, Is, 90 81 25,
sa6 n to 81 THE Short Calendar will be taken up
ell Friday, June 81.
SUPREME CouRr-General Term.-Nos 95, 96, 10,
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MARRIED.,

Hoyr-CLnx-On "Wednesday, May 81, at st. Mathews
Church Jersey City by the Rev J. j. Bowden REUBEN Hoyr
Of Eorwsk. Conn., and RRopA E. daughter OF Chas Clark
Fec, Jersey City.
vklrMAs-x,xr-on Tuesday May - by the Rev Mr. Rock
WELL WM. T. NELrAAR to JULIA Nj only daughter of A
Kent.
De wixpr-A Fishknl Landing N Y. on Wednes
Aay, May SO, by the Rev. Samuel Longfel FaspERIcx
CihtKs WlrnxEs, ESQ. Of Newburgh, Emily AUGUSTA
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RFcAPITUL ALTON.
uoIt,more C.ttle marriott.

B,ITruoR. MAY 3IAt Cattle market to-day 600 head
of offered and prices fell Sec y 800 head
Eastwsr and 30 sold prices ranging from ~ 80
0Sll IS Hocshe market was firm, and sales wero
made at 81 5Cd$ % q cwt.
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Markets.-CAnrruLLr REPORTED ,on TIE TRIBUNE

THURSDAY, May 81 1890
ASHEs-The market is without change tho supply Is better
the demand sctve sales of rs bbs at % 10 for
Pots, ard Sc for Pearls
COITON-The ma,ket has further advanced tc. with a
still upward and good business doing The sales
estimated CC0d3 SEQ bales The following are the quo
tati
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-01

Tie decrease in 1885 is about 49, 900 packages
The business of the Clearinghouse was sl9,-
1900.
The steamer Arago has about $500, 900 in bars en-
gagged which will probably be increased to 100000
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MARINE couRT-M.y sl-BefOre Judge BIsDsALL.


On motion of Mr.. Phillips an order was issued d-
rrces ~ Jueee willis the Sixth Judicial Datr,et
rrs him 10 bow cause why attachment should no, %
rr,n,sa for contempt appearing as wines
In of Jacocks egt. bouhehy wmch
a Smey been tried before him The order etunAbie on
S.ax.x
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Of May
TIE 81 $50, o9r Of sterling v cert unoonvehibIe
Bonds rec'.ltly negotiated in London a. 90 by tho
Panaw.l Railroad Company, vii, Il il understood,
give the Company all the money needed To putting
the work in complete order and providing sufficient
depots, pier, eqeipoge, &c. Tor q large busines'
The great pier to be built eventually at Panama IS
not included in the estimate.
The following sales of Bonds and ssschs were made
,,ot;.. L.. .It~x+ III Nioolav.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-MAy si-Refnre
nd INCERsOLI.

The United States ext Package OF Danonds and Jewe
Theodore Christ claimant
This case referred TO Yesterday, was continued 1t
vas shown that diamonds had for the most part belonged 20
Madame sonag who, previous 70 leaving TO, South
AnfIica deposited or pledged them with relative of Mr. c.
and death Mr. Ross returning here Mr. Christ
raid said relative Ross 600 in purchase Of
snid which he divided in sire and manufact
pred into eweiry also conendei that the Collector
h. Madame Soptag introduce the said diamonds
duty Part her pspharnaa baggage the United
States has claim them and thar they not forfeited
Tie jury charge without leaving their seats found
verdict % fayor of claimants.
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MAJ "a Arcade Winchester Boston, msss>r, IRE, ohsD
sersip Bo.,on w. r. Herch =. N. smith, RAcs. oeuss
town Do'ines Potter.
sloop--Commerce, Tyler, Providence, J. H. Haven.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-MAy 81.
DECISION IN ADMIRALTY on APPELs.


NELSON J-This libel was filed by the owner OF the
barge Hero which sunk in ,tom the North River on
e night of the I'd of August 1854 Yonkers while IN tow
of the tug She loaded with 2lS tuns OF coal
and the middle Of the from. tier Of the tow
the srboad side Of the tug which consisted OF three boats
sTouIds taken the proofs which are you-
jnou In the case establish gross negligence the
part Of the tug under the circumstances OF the
violence Of in which the boat losuch as that
s position the improper that the tug was
moving at great speed at the time; that she should have
anchor detached the boat from the tug so as to
prevent il from being drawn under and sunk
into this with view 20 these several
the conduct Of the tug and agree
with The Court below that neither of them Is sustained by the
proofs Cn the contrary the clear weight Of the evidence
sf The m king Of barge attributable either to the OBJECT
OF hat prevailed without the fault Of the tug or 70
Of in not properly securing the FORE
east batth consequence of which forced by the
breaking of the and letting IL into her hold rms
ch cribed In the testimony covered with box on
cmb ng rising the deck fitting tight without any other
fastening 81, 49,,
The other matches secured with hooks and staples
this or been, with bars properly fastened
has since been adopted The master OF the
barge Also altogether free from blame after the storm
Rad danger apprehended he neglected to watch
hal ch after his attention had been called 70 by
the hends the We think tho decree below dis
missing the libel right, and affirm the decree.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-01
Receipts OF Produce

By North Rrey BoaiS $40 bbs Flour I'D pkss Ashes. 7i2
do. Whisky $500 DO. Provisions COO do. Lard 81 200 b1 Corn
45i6 do Wheat, LEGO 90. Peas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-01
Family Marketing.

The tclewing table gives the Retail Price CT the
principal articles Of Farm Produce n the City OF
New York Cd THURSDAY, Nay 81: