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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-06-02


old. heard 2 preacher ot' the Chaihan! order
prayin- most Justify. Ill the roof ranr with
'he strength o. Is >npp'ica.ion. Turning to
Lcr mother. and i'ckoninr The maternal ear
down TO speaking distance. she whispered.
" Mother don't vou ;hink that !: H. lived
nearer to God he wouln't have 10 tax 50
load "
-" Now, iris. sad Mrs. rartincto... the
tier day. TO her reirc>. Won nl.l~: get hu,-
bands rs soon a~ roS>;'c or ,hcv',l hr rlr.r-
d"ro:!. : y hv so. auNt - Wiv. see
''v the paper that wcvc 20. almost fifteen
thousand roSt-ofii~cS and nearly all on 'em
dispatches 4 mail every ,iay - the Lord have
mercy en- rs poor wi'iowS." and the old lai,
stepped quickly to the look inc rla>S TO ,,u.
on her new cap
ONr iIAi:T MAN.-Thc happ;c~t nan
have ever known Is corn .n~ cno,:rh from be-
iAr zach IN money. and vino will never ic yer
V much nearer to i. His caI,inr G.S him
and he likes it. rejoice, in il, nro,.<> ,s mncl
Is IN its results. lie has an active mind well
filled. lie reads and he thinks. He tends
his garden before sunrise every mornin~
then rides Suntrv nils bv the raj, - does
ten hours work in towa-whoncc he returns
harpv and cheerful. Will, his own sm;'rhc
catches the earliest smile of the r,ornin~
l,,ncks the first rose o, his Garden and rocs
% h;s r.. ;, .,r.., >,
''' '''' '''''' '''"'' III h'< h'''"
ana i great one h'o>Som!n" III his h"art.-
He runs with charity. as a c'oud with rain
and it is with him aS wit, tho c,or1 ,,,o.
az
'o''' : ''''' 10 ''''' '''ea''o"s'
as faIi'"'"S "i "ioT'eS 70 tn" cio"d that rol:rS
it ou.
'""r OF 'ii~-;''efy man who lives
in house, especially II TIE house be his own.
should oil all The various parts Of it once in
two or tbrco ,,o,.hs Tho ,.,
~, .''''' VIII last
'0' ""'' VIII ~ ''''ch NOR" quiet TO
i've IN. ." the locks bolts AMI hinges of
the strcet-loor and it Will shut gently. with
lrxurions ease and with tbc nso of .,,u
mont of c,.oo ,-,a,, '''' d"
''''"' Vi 'o'ce' ~ 'e"'ec'eo lock requires
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-19
Arrived.

Sip John BuDyAD (ofsesrspor Nichols Havana sh inst
sugar to c Welsh s Carver es',e .,
A. Low Bros Passed in Straits ofs slds, March 81 dip
sD % y en oT 80 PssS b. bSs Mary Ss
oLondon sg W. day. spoke b. brig Wave, I'm Isle Of
ssSo'e for COX; Nav g. 50 S. lon 10 10 e. exc Signals
with BT ship yu9u. fiS% CsSIita tor . Lon lon
to George huxley Has had halt n w. and WIN winds ali
the $ d J 81 S p o sgGi Nay
90 lon IS 90 exc signals with sbi showing 'gsST sise
So passed Whaling painted black with two white sresk'
18th inst ai 80 ~ op y 3D. exc snSs wsn snip .n9"I s
staghi) 10th iu' lat 40 H. lon II 30 passed the Sterling
hence stsepheDs NIB same day took piO, 80 miles T.
Ship Excelsior tsacket, Hsaey Liverpool May r. %ass
Ship Nissors, Shipper, New Bedford, in ballast.
10 d., pork lard, &c, to Eagle & Hazard
Bark Laura Snow tof Thomaston) Keller Rio JsneirO Apr
Bark Exact Sanders Savannah d cotton, &c, to surss
Bark VIM Lsrrabee Cof Bo.ton) Gnkey, sagua Grands
June sugar, &c, K. Buck Co. 18th Inst lat IS So
Bark A. F. Jenness tof POriandl Horcn ssus 10 DIS 18Th
int; Of nstsrs' IN aus Iost tPre s and s :,
d. f9 the Bar lides, coffee s, 1c TO HsIbeek Co
May 81, sugar, SC. to Thompson Hunter.
Brig Factor LAasen' Newport ds, IN ballast to H. d. shsi
sehr Peal, westeryelt Newbe, n c., days, eottn &c,
to Barnes Bsteman Ruddrow. SD in co. with sehrs W
June night when off Chncoteague came In contact with
sclr Lousine hence for Chaeson which carried away hs
Pearls bowsp bboom head cutwater knight heads started
the wooden ends, The p. struck the Louine abiff the
oregeus carrying her rail and cutting her down the
deck Tire L. then took the r. in brought her inside Of
Sandy Hook. The L. has returned 10 this City for repairs
schr ArDsdio Ray, Ellsworth II ds, lumber to j. Peters,
schr yenirosa Br Robert Eiuthera d%, pnesppes j.
Esness
sehr j. T. Gree Rogers Wilmington NC ida naval stores
10 Brown De Roasett.
sehr Hanover whpple Richmond days ndse. to c. r.
schr Maria Pike C3.mas.,d) Chadwick Norfolk, wood
sehr Roswell Kins of sppican Jenna Daren d. yeuow
pine, bound 10 New-Bediord
Seer Isasc w Hughes, Field, Newborn ~ c., days. naval
TO K. NJ. Blackwell
schr Cabot NIckerson BOxon d. mdse. Foster Nct
schr Lucy Anes Aes Mnlbriise d. lumber to Brett.
Son Co.
sclr susan Lcring Boston d. radse. 70 s. W. lie VS.
Schr Mszepp8 (br) Landry, r. E. Island - d. potatoes To-
master
Schr Abbot. Lawrence Allen, Boston 3 DAYS
Schr Delaware, Snow, Rockleni.
scbr IEomas Bradley -, Holiness Hoe
Sohr A. j. Dougss, Sears. Portland. Conn.
Schr VIM. Howell Turner, BuckspOrt.
Steamer Jackson (Cromwefs hne). Lsy6ed, Baltnofss
uose. John Riley
Sloop Harvest, Corgn, Providence.
Soop W. II. Bowen, Hallock, Providence mdse.
sAILED-ships Nddlesex Parmelse Corpu. Christi Ycrt-
shire harsha1 Liverpool Albert Ganin Deano do bsrs
John Hermann (Hsnb BaEnhqsl Hamburg; Cerere sich
PIandel0. Venice aud otheu.
BELOW-Two bhgs
WIND-sunrise E.; sunset. s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-19

COFFEE Quietness hes been the ruling feature of the mar
ket for all descriptions to-day IL Rio fair stock oaerDg
holders firm DO spesr effect sales
the prospect liberal We only have to note sales
Ie end Is Itssayrs ). lie report Of sale Of go bass
Porto Rico at lc., inteIes. Of was nominal.
FIOUkAND NEAL-The market /. again lower for the low
ssdes Ct State and Wesern Pour especially for Bogus
State The better grades are in fair request ard rn
today about 20 Tor ss.7 The saesf Wesern Canal are
7cbbs - IA 20 q for Bogus to choice stare brsnis
g 81 50 IS for mixed 70 good standard brands Nchgan In
DIANA end eotanon TO GOOD Ohio, and $l III -l3 for
Oeree In acion TO he above sale Of eco bbls State
Tor jay Yves reported at So Canadian Flour Is firm the
arrivals mocerutei sales Of $50 bb s0o sIl ~ for
comnen u ttst EanGs Southern Flour is very dull the a
vas are iecerste sales Of GO bbs at so IS for inferior
brands 81 for common 10 good standard brands Alex
yote fancy ard extra brandt Rye -Four firm sales Of loo
etvery scod Oswgo at IS Corn Meal quiet sales 50 bbs
GRAlNTnere little inquiry for Wheat and the rnarks,
hesvy oFcsor "esera He sal are 20 bushels choice
iea esnse'n q - o. and ace bushels fsir waite DO. So a.
an invoice Of I ueoIgH was on the market to-day The irst
tie sesonheid 81 sSreeeiyed by steamer ani Is ouite
eanp hyes oyeli sales Of so bushels 81 81 10
s efe oi sLd ar dull and unsettled sales Of State aud
esern 5Sc. Com rather better and 4, in br < d.
ny, o me est ana nome trade as also for export sae OF
ns|.o b9'.es CLOSING az 7laSl 0l for We5tem mixed,
II az 81 4 for seutts yellow and 81 SGsl q for south
en- "Le laeuded IN the sales are 10 200 buels mixed for
CUM bAGS.ssles have been made of 600 bundles,
lie. emontf. Now held hisher 81 '" ~ O''s'
GINAf-CLoTH !. hrr- At Boston 60 bale. soli st l2
0lse. q yard, non;hs.
HAf-fhe market dull AID hesvy sales Of 500 bales at
HIDEs-The disposition with buyers to stand aoof h.
hat the stock having considerably
The transactions very trivial holders showing te dere 70
fsI HIPS In ne. stock : neariy loo coo.
ne sees to-day amount about $50 bales ls02c
o6 are sips scarce 20 bales Of which sold today
LATE s,z 10 had les than so. nOnth&J
LUhBER-There h demand; prices Of Eastern spruce
and Pre- are nominal at sR 80 p NJ.
LEAD !, .ussa;S ID es Of 2 tqn, .o Ens % 90
TAPS DO 70 uTivs, ct pe ssme Ps1ee, both essh.
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DIED.

ALBrRr-On Tuesday, June u, WILLIAM ALBERT at No.
The emans were inerred in the Cemetery Everseens
BAGLEySuddenly on Sunday morning. June H. Ell A.
Funeral tom Asior.pace Hotel o'clock p NJ Tuesday,
June - The relatives and sns h an nS Gsn
Esnions Of MeIopotan .hspter NO 4o H. "A. NJ and t1e
7 is past--her lifc's last thrilling dream
And she has passed the troubled stream
That bound Deaths silent shore;
IT'S rassed-the troubled spirits fled;
Her dream is o'er-the Iored ones dead
Her remains will be taken 70 Greenwood.
BELL-suddeny, Sunday, June H. az Rye, Westcheste
County, N. y at the residence Of Mr. James CarPe9te
is,e William Lawrence Of Mount Pleasant
Tie relatives snd friends Of the family are respectfully invited
waiting for the train that leaves New.York att M per
NewHayen Railroad. Her remains will be taken to White
BrSIck-on Monday June is at o'clock NJ, of scarlet
fever JAMES Warrington, eldest son Of VIM H. and Mar
ssret Bundck and grandson OF James NJ Oakley aged
years ana monhs su...
TO attend his funeral ae residence Of his grandfather No
"A South 2e, wnsmsburgh, Tuesday, 10Th inst at
CSuMF~on Sunday morning June H. scarlet fever
EDGAR, only child Of VIM G. and Amra C. Crump, aged
GiLLsPIt-Iu Brooklyn sundsy June H. Miss CLARssA
Her ss G 60 snd S from the house
Rev. A. N Freeman, a, o'clock this day Tuesday
after long illness ANN wife of William Hook
man, In the e7th year of her age Inn. - .o., .,,s
illness Of six days FRANCIS W. orraRsOS wife OffrAnk
lin j. ot'srsOn Of New York aged 50 years and months
NoIe knew her but 10 love herr
None named her but to praise"
Her remains will inferred Greenwood Cemetery, this day
PRrsTIssIp this city on ssuIdsy June is JAsrs oldest
2months and dAys.
His reuaius inferred In Greenwood Sunday afternoon
My Sunday, June H. after short illness,
JsMEs SWORDS Of the firm of stanford Swords aged 49,
The relatives and friends Of toe family invited attend the
funeral Trinity Chspel 2hs, Tuesday after.
noon ST ock precisely, without further invitation
TAvLoR-n this city, Sunday June H. D. ASsIs wife OF
George w Taylor snG daughter Of the late b. o. Wellington
| of Lexington Mass.
VAN NLEJ-At Poughkeepse Friday June IS, HIRAM II.
VAN NLEir in the 59h year Of his for many years
Merchant OF this city.
wssrAt ssratoea Springs sunday, June H. Mr. JOIN
WEST Of Brooklyn, aged el Yeas.
Funeral will take place from the Perepons; Baptist Chgreh
this AfteTnoOa al 8 O'clock
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LIHE-rls nsas spsstisd, 80 sAas rs-1s'ss $685.
ss.. s Il - ' :.::s sst :ss s
LrATHEa-Ths n.se, b.. experienced further s.ss,,.
The tst ssles q rr're BpenOs Ayr,s middle Ie ~
a ass. q 'sca Isht w,shs ar. plenty Win slss
rot bsns controlled altogether BY the Of Hen
NoLAssys-Ths demand i. lair especially 70, a<ss,,.
qualities n in prices owing the stock bat hitt
cargo Of isc hSds y ies ssS Is SS Il ~
We A.; sf'issS 1Si g Isss pablo T;rcno
walls with doing about 200 bhlx arrived en-
order Crude remains dormant with }air supply, a.
Wilmington at IS ~ Common Rcsn dull owing tbs ia
Prove meut In fr,ghts ssles Of 2o) bis Wilmington 81 ~
9sI y SIC 10. delivered; sales Of medium rsies IT,
Is quiet but steady sales Of 100 bbs Thin Wilmington "a Ia
and of Washington at IS Dbl Pitch sells a. ~ .
oILs-Epsh Liz seed Is depressed ald at the decline u.
has been done sale. of geo gallons At SIC cash. The svsne
stage of The season has doubt caused measure -
present duness Crude Whae remains quet the high yess
ard Winter Blesched 7sa7se and soasSc time. tis
Sperm 6n with fair ogsoess dous Tor h0ns use At 81 .
- 10 Tor Sp nS and Winter UnbleAehed and ~ loas2 f
De- do Blesshsa LsIa on !. steady VITA 's a 2, Wsss
quotations OF 1alow OIL 2ooo gallons Western to arrive q
PIASTFR-The market firm FOR blue and white IS 81
Cslcined is stesdyi 4eo bis sold at 81 90
,b yt,se nces sked prices are again beter he sale, ~.
e b AZ Us ia sis q for new Mes si ssS vi IS %
Prime Beef is in fair request for PIine with isA
vas the sales go bb al - 80 FOR country Prime.
$1,000 70 50 for Mess ga for Vermont Mes, els 80
6 for rspacked Western and S7 for extra do Prime Mess
+ Quiet s22QS26 Cut Meats firm and IN fair relue for
the home trsde sales of 30 and hhds At ale Coz
Shoulders and u l0ic for Hams English Bacon hrn bat
cuiet at dIoc Lad steady, but not aetye The arrivals
are fair 100 bbls and to- II l0i lc Butter m tar
request dcc for Ohio and lsd &c for state Cheese
dol az 7dloic. II,
RICE-Tbe market to-day is rather qaiet the sales are 80
d6c 10 quality Owing 10 he favorable aeoounts
of the new crop the anticipated arrival Of large Quantities Of
London dressed East India holders have manifested strong
desire to realizes the large sales effected on Saturday showed
decided decline ~
sOAPSales have been made Of $50 boxes Castle loi o.
'oic.
sEEDSA moderate business doing In Clover Seed al lo
lie Timothy quiet ~ tor ResPed Rough Flax IN 10
mAud go Lnseed steady; sales az Boston OF % bsf
and 7CO pockes Cautta the balance OF cargo, At - &
cash and subsequently arrive at 80 TO- morihs
SIGARS-The market has been less active holders are tr
the arrivals lase sales OF $50 hhds Cuba MuoTao at
acc. have trsnspred - ...... =.
Butchers Association az l2c. cash.
WHISKY-The market Is firm, and The demand "a tetter
Gales of 500 bis at Sac for Ohio and 35s tr ir.a
and sms lots SSc including L. d. Ohio at the latter pes
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Disasters, &c.

BRC LOUISA MARGARET Of Eorfolk sailed ft- ST. lhcnss
Stu May for Loeuayrs and wrecked the Of tie la,
about to miles to the eastward q Curacos the wets par
cf the Rocca II he Csnbea yesse toio wreck cs
'sn and saved, together with sails xgng aud cong e"
iaht articles which sold CrTscoa the l6h q NAY
SNIP ELLES HOoD reoeding Key Wes loh mt ~
would be ready for in about II days The Court has .ets,
the salvage upon The following basis: Value Of chip So
value ofcsrgO Slf SOL being Sis per bale fur eot0nj p
able expenses Sfomeking nett esdmated value o. ys'
and oeTgo $io7 SOL uroD whh II per cent, equal 70
seHR SRA Bird. that ien SevIok 20 days ago with sss
for Key West Is thought 20 be lost
seh Louisine Hudson hence Charleston. run NC -
Friday risht laEt when of Chinooteegue, By schr Pea IT,
Newbe for NewYork The L. had fjreTsgns carried s"5'
and buw1tsstove g..
CAPT GLxEy fbars VIM. Leabee, al this port ia. ~
Ia G ende reports that the 18th inst fell 10 with Do -,
tanning Cspt Johnson mate and four seamen crew OF . ~
Mary II. Chappel eight Gays cut from Philadelphia,
Mobile with assorted cargo. On the lth inst the NAY
Chappe experienced gale from Z. 70 Z WHICH -
leak and the pumps keeping her free Capt % ssr
euded to abandon her When he left che bad tnree ~ -
her hold settling down and he mPpoees
sank. The captain and had been In then ooa' ~
TnE Lasr accounts from the bark Mary Smith ssbers e -
South Breaker below Charleston sssses that she en -
same day. Most of the crow arrived q ChAfieAo. =
18th Inst In the schr Ana ccnkn bat ne enes - IA g
the vessel. The Ann T. Copklin would rce,fn ~ - "
order to much ofihs mstszisl - eeeid - ~
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CIRCUIT COURT-JuNr is-Bef,re Judge lcwLEs
NIN1H AYrNrr RAIIROAn.

inuneiioc assirst laying rails in Greenwich aud VS. hnSon
as-APoilcs 4 Ws:inore r. l. A. Strart and Howel
nopro1 ssL Miner c. Story William RAjiord and lanes
Deiendants obtained grant in 1888 70 lay raiirc ad
on N,n-ev and esn named, down Washington.
tfse .Sef 70 tle Battery, thence Greenwich (ai
usea 70 and through Ninhsy BY double track a.
ss owners q property and do business Greenwich
se asEasun Soon after the obtaining Of the bv
We ssd owners then behalf and that OF
49, ~ VI 'o.,ts otth that the construction of rail
fose IN ceenwinh and Washngton.sts wou5 h.
n:msea s would Interfere with business Of sad .rsst
both OF which ere mainly occupied for husipe. !. ,-r 80
both narrow st-eers and would be greatly Semss.S ~
sncfop OF even single track there would nct ~ ~
tween the track and the sidewalk back IN bo,s T ~
A also that said streets ancient streets hayias hen
Anon. % years aso BY the owners Of the souns mon
efyi Who yet retain their kht Of re them:
ne Connsn Council had authority make the san, A.
ee1e franchise they bound BY law 70 sdvsrs~ !,
pubic scstson temporary uneton was granted to .s
csoss 70 January D3 but the has rested
~ f bpS hesnF yesterday MesSu Murray aud nson Var
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MARINE 10 UR Ma Il.
PORT OF NEw-YORK....... JUNE 10.


s,ee,nshp-Crescent City MCGOWAN Havana and New-oY
leans. NJ. o. Roberts
shps-Good Hope Miller, San Francisco ]. Ogden, r L.
Gilcbrst Gilohrst Quebec Snow Burgess.
Barks-D Lspsley Sumner. Cienfuegos, Hicks Bell Bro
dne lNorw.l, Heliescn, Constsntinope, W. ~ Schmidt
Rogers Bah Nesni,h sons Landwurhden (Old.l Hmer,
St. Jsgo, Cuta Guenw Mohrj Ayaado Sleeper Roc lland
Il. w. Tundy.
Bngs-L Peter, Lord Doboy Island C. Z. J. Peters;
Motto krg Newburyport mater; Angler lBr Hart, St
Johns N.F H. l.. X owth Co Xenophon, Doas Phlsdel.
phia H. ID. Brookman NJ. g. Thompson Grant, seanport,
Me-. H. d. Brookman & Co.
schooners-Ly ncbbug Tuttle Richmond C. H. Pierson w.
II. Smith Aldern, Wimngon Doner Potter, Baeh Mon
ster Hall Norfolk Jrs Hand; N W. Smith, Wyatt Charles
ton McCreedy. Mott Co; NJ Bede Tresdwel Alexandra,
&C.. NJ. Bedel Cruz III Portu Salgado Oporto De 0oyea
Le8 Frank, gdon Norfolk Surgess, Cesnnsn Col c.
T. Strong Liscum, Baltimore, Mailer Lord Entire, Dem
crest, Elizabeth City, NC, Van Bmnt SlagbL
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIONs-June ls-Before Judge
STUART.

The case OF JOn1 u. JeWltt, cnhiScu Win ObtdlulS
81 200 worth Of goods by false preeDses frc d. G. HYDE Co
came up The old the charge being made in
The evidence sdduced for the prosecution went TO show
in 6nber 1855 tie accused called A. ooaPanans
purchase goods On being questioned he referred y
Mercantile Agency IN the City Goods 70 the amount OF 81
were therefore End no payment has since been made
The defence will be commenced on Tuesday
For prisoner Jas 7. Brady, Esq. The Cours adjourned
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COItRT CALENDAR-THrs DAY

SUPERIOR CoURT.-Nos. 916, 345, 80, 335, 2565,
Cz6 1899 S4s 9s Ss3 1902 7C6 1884, 81 49, 7 4 99 795,
64 ss5 $40 Sal z4 1915 SAL 100 1859 35S II 80 sSi S4
ESQ 242 $40 32 $780, IN 88 682 $780, IA, 35s, lH 49, I5o
562, 435, 81, 100, 2li, 2l2, 405.
CouRT OF CoMMoS PLrAs-Part Mos. s27, $50,
626 c29 $751; So 10, IT, 79l s24, 84l, S57 500 957
CIRcuIT CoURT-Pan Mos. 1903, 1l63 1864,
1865 1866 1921 1874 1916 15s l57 &c 16Part 2-Nol
1871 1872 go Sc 1O2 H. 77 80 959, o72 1857 l53 to Ise
SUFREME COURT-Special Term-No. So
l.. S. DISTRICT CorRT.-Nos. IS, II, q, %, - to
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KINGS COUNTY COURT or OYER AND TERMINER.-

Before Judge RocEwELL and Justices STRYHER and ESMSs
At the opening of the Court yesterday morn,ng the
Grand jury presented bills of Indictment OF winch
Two Tor receiving stolen goods assault and battery and
one for simple assault, anmed 70 the Oy court io
a The Jury not having completed their aeos returned 70
their
In The matter Of Walker indicted with Kline for
frauds extensive scale, an application was made 70
the cane from the Court Of Sessions the Court Of Oyer
TermneT and to reduce the prisoners bail The hsi part
Of the motion denied and the second 70 reduction OF
bail held until Wednesday 81 o'clock TO which
time the Count stands journed
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MARRIED..

BLAuvELT-LowERRE-On Monday June Is, at Nowsrk,
~ j. by the Rev. Henry Cox, DnIEL BLAuvELT, JR., OF
Plains to Miss CosNELIA FRANCES LowERRE ED
est daughter Of DR.. Thomas W. Lowere of Newark ,
WfBBEs-SwFTIn Brooklyn, Thursday June Ia by the
Rev. II. r. Eye Mr. ERAslus c. WEBER TO Miss ELvIsA
60 btac
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p.u and Be.rd..y 20, plaintiff. and Mssra willard, An

g.n and Besrdsey for plaintiffs and Mega willard AL
d,rson and O'CoDor for defense . x,,-
IN the psrt be Of the BIZ are
aend Il eonended that the fee Of was cedsd y
the owners the Corporation and that the Common oeane
have right TO authorize the layg down II grooves OF ~
regulating said street a. they may s'e MS snd ma
laying down Of said pooves tthey oens rsqniea N 90 ia
the for business purposes interfere WIN OF ~
fnciiies for ordpayv travel. -, x,.-a ,p-s.i
dent Of Nero Exchange Bank o3er ps 40
Sieh,sD NJ, samuel Ho' aling Dr. John n faoono M.
Frsus tits and w or other witoessee testhed thet
Their non the would be very aee njuea % y
ness by the laying Of tracks aud the value e prop
ery opterorsted SO 10 20 per cent To he continued
SUIT FOR INSURANCE Loss.
10 per and bitrarh AIT The Sun Mutual Insrsnoe Co.
To recover loss on cargo of hides and skins from
the spsnsh per brs Alfred Hammond already referred
TO- Verdict for plaintiff 4ll, Sd
Ia CgAwBsRs-June 18.-Before Judge MORRIS.
In the Habeas Corpus bringing party from Troy,
rferred TO on Saturday. Judge Morris held yesterday that
Iudre Of the Supreme Couit has risnt Issue II sbeas
Corpus directed 10 any part Of tie State and thai the wit IN
this case is valid, &c.
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BRooKLYN CITY coURT-Juse l8-Before Judge CuLvER

The Grand Jury enpanneled by this Court came in
Yesterday morning bills Of ndcten OF which 40 are
for selling liquor without license for keeping dsordery house
for burglary in the third degree for attempt 10 commit
burglary and for grand larceny The Grand Jusy retired 70
complete the business before them.
James Sullivan and Michael Donovan were arralgned
vessel beougpg 10 Alex Could As alleged the the com
rntted on The 9Th June Philip Riley and james kindly were
susgDed similar Indictment The parnes al Pesdeu MOI
Guilty.
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nar,ets.--C4RrrULLr REPORTED FOR THE rnrsssE

MONDAY,
AsHESThe market Il buoysnt for Pot. So Pearls are
fteady IS; sales of 10 bbls
COTTOS-A moderate busress has been done to-day the
decline Of Saturday Holders do evnce 81 position
make fgher concessions. At tho close prices ruled rn with
tut little animation Tie following the rates this
dsv.
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Reccipts OF Produce

Bv Erie Railroad for three ddss2 sl4 bbs Flour, pkss-
Whisky 500 sides Leather S7 pkgs Provisions tW pksS
Butter, 500 Hogs l 30 sheep -
Bv NORTH Boasl2 66 bills Flour 40 pkgs Ashes ~
Do Whisky 600 do Provisions 200 bush Oas $3.50 do
Corn, 8sC5 do. Wheat $50 pkgS Lard 81 tuns oiCeAe
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COURT-sFrcI.L TrsM-Jus'

judgment Of divorce on the ground of infdey, with
decree said Anthony " shall be liberty 70 marry again
but that the said Eliza shall not be at liberty 10 injury again
during the life time Of said Anthony, being tho usual FORM
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We hear of but $500, 900 in gold going to Boston for
The Wednesday steamer This is shipped by Mr.. Bel
mont Other bankers, as far as we can ascertain, do
not purpose to remit gold by this steamer Thisship
ment as well the next one from this port promises
10 show falling off from the previous shipments
Meanwhile double arrival from California is nearly
due with two millions of gold.
Albert H. Ncoay will sell tomorrow at - o'clock, at
the Merchants Exchange by order of the Trustees OF
the Gold Hill Mining Company, thirty thousand shares
of the Stock of that Company, which has been for
feited and will be sold without reserve.
Simeon Diapers regular remi-weekly sale of Bonds
and Stocks will take place to-day at the Merchants
Exchange, at l2l o'clock
Land Warrants now coming freely into market
and selling at lo7 hoe. acre. The demand is
quite equal TO the supply at present. The Washing
ton Union gives the following abstract of the business
Of the Pension Office under the act of March 3, 1885,
Cort ba uaek ending lime lG:
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