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Disasters. de.

b. SHIP BLANCHE, ALsushu, from Liverpool April Is for
NevOreans h salt absndo 2h u IS lon
~ g. The gvcaty ell took ship. boa<,
ard site touching sc Cape Antonio arrived Hsysns 7th
1HE cssE OF Snip You've bRAsDER Of Nex-Orleas which
was collision wi tie tnsh Steamship PaetOlas 10 Deeen
Ter last has teen decided In the Admiralty Court
snip. snd charging the tsrse Ct coGon wholly tho
steamship The OF the steamship Will pay about a. ooo
for the csmagss
IEE sHF LocSNAsrs C.sILr Turner from Liverpool for
cuttec. 1shofe the Bird Rocks 500 and bad
when ale 81 Liverpool 5g souls u roe-
sne veeted the Bird hooks he 4th inst, The bark
soPhs Mckenzie mot Sophia kdsion) Capt Greenhorn
N .i,h few hours are and seeing he position Of the
and signal u distress fyine
the mis- IN bringing Of 20 be-
Of tie rssenref. The wind then feshenns 70 gale viii
hesry Capt. Greeah,rn obi away who1t
RECEIVING any supply Of provisions When Sc e
Loehnben Cssi had received any damage snd
TIE master sangsne Of being able her and the
inde Of the Passenger and to hen her had thrown
board 80. Of cAe The pa.erre 50 Gar svcd have
yed az eeer snaeo the ouafane station, Qnsbec where
those who en- relatives 10 the wrecked ship provided
fer unt usHss reserved of 0ossrnmsnr
shoon. with provisions the ocks r The
Bihx sLn Phlsdephis from Ceufsssss. bad 70 throw
CsPs Aassaie
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DIED.

FsANcIs-On Tuesday, June le a. o'clock A. NJ, WILLIE
FRsNcIs. ssed years months md Is days.
The relatives aud friends OF the family invited 70 attend the
funeral this afternoon az o'clock, from No oesaw-si,
BIooklyn
GlLEsPs-Iu Brooklyn Monday, June rs Miss CT ,RoE
GuLEsFIs Of Louisville. n.y. aged > yca-s
Hr-Su6deny Tuesday morning June 49, OF congestion
Of the lungs ANNIE A, wife of Leruel H. Hart Of ureen-
point.
The friends OF femy and those OF her father Geo. Lowe
F Of snshng invited TO attend tbs funeral On Thurs
Gay ling O'clock from be- iAt7 residence h'st
GIctnyoiut, Long Island
WooD-On Tuesday morning. June 10 May Wocp reiet Of
the late Samuel Wood, IN the sis year q her asc.
The s nds the family respectfully invited 20 attend tc
funeral Sh day morning 2lt nj II O'clock rom Fcas
Meeting Hopsc, Orchardst without farther invitation.
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MARINE 10 URNAL,
PORT OF SEw-YORK........Jrss 70,
Cleared.

stesnshiP-stT Of the South, Mark, Liverpool, T. p.
Stanton.
ships-SGuslaus fBelgl, Gomhery. Havana w Sch rit
C.; Wu. stefsa, jordan Lubcc Nesmiih Sons; Con-
neetert W~ch hsvrc Lane West Co BradAlo1De (8rl,
Wadeu St Geerxes Gnnneil. AiDtnrn a Go.
B,Tk-JoIgen Beck iDsA-) DesAn, Trinidad, Z. beeh 4
hu' Larct.
Casey Farrsr Bnstsl Eng H. y. W. Meyer; Jas Crosby
c t0oia Bucksport X. T. Buck Co H. brooss Drsco,
s, Thouas Russell & yinug Tr1xlio Mullsln Jsckonvlls
slsted Cau berlsn Col Pon>ns tPortn Jones ssyal,
JO. Perkins 49,. -,
sloftk Co L. secor Keen. south Amboy r Buck Ca
.hel-es Lowell, Boston IL d. brooknan Co; Howard D.-
"a Ne1ke-n J. a. Mathews; Asa Eldrdge Rowland, Bald
snore J. W. Mckee; NJ A. Rowland Couch Ba nIore j. W.
McKee, Nonrose Minsow, Alexandria &c. Abbott, Dodge
Co.; Mary staples Staples. Bridgeport master; Nmsfa,
Bear,e PHILADELPHIA jas. Hand; r. Burton, Backmsn,
son & Lowden.
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IAdvertisement
SArF.-TAe WEST FLUSHING LAND

COMPANY adv ersed have Auction Sale of LoTs
THURSDAY June 81 clock M, the grounds This Ia
the beautiful situation IN the vicinity OF NewYotk
Brooklyn The steamboat Island City leaves NewYor from
FULTON daily ct G. aud 10 O'Clock An aud and
q M and with the railroad AZ Hunters Points
Flushing the hours. For and
free tickets for the salo apply BARKER DcNcoMB SMITH,
No "a Pnes, Nes York Persons attending the sale may
sake the beat 10 O'clock from Fulton Ma ket alp.
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BEWARE OF swINDLERS.

n "A ESsr o. TIE u TT5rs~
G.. Some sbsrper who has visited the Crystal
,. -r,,h;n A few DAYS has stolen from the lumber
a,' seyera parcels Of old admss on tickets signed
nnm and IL doing quite business ceiling those worth.
r. L. o. ,,rdan individuals ffjn the couatry. would
- - ohed by your giving public ~ to his fact which
ee' sb, brsns ticket ,encer TO different market
tIe rsisce open there admission tickets
rsn- A''P sAMuEL BREvooRr, Acting Superintendent.
,,,,tai Palace, June 10, 85a
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Law INTELLIGENCE
corr OF COMMON PLEAs-JuyE is-BefOrs judge
IScRABAM.

1ScRAHAM.
LIEN on SCHOOL BUILDIF0b
Thomas Gruean The Mayor, &c -,
Suit under the Lien Law 10 recover LOT iats
quantity Il brick furnished Patdck McAane ooneo''' o
building School HOufe No. IL already referred 20
In this the Jury returned answers 20 wn,en
the rurpou that he was not entered mo o., ~
Mayor &c. by the school Ofccn OF tne " ara
the obtained from plaintiff BRICK sAue 90 o'
which row dues the contractor dd no iarsn me cet
c ate 70 work Of the Superintendent ana inc Arcn
t.et a Sch,ol BudLr ha, fraud e1 rcscd By he
latter in witt holding the certificates that the procuring OF y
not waved except ~ Iesouli s =. s @ % -, ~
accordance with the Of The contracts the deviation hsd
not be- aeued except slightly by the archteot that the
building 90 far ereced by Mr. McAufe was taken down ~
he Bea of Education end that the late. rended the spo
eec,ed Dec T. & al subject 70 the opinion OF the ooait on
the ortstivn ofisv &c.
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Palms n tho Bowels Concealed Acess the ecu by
T. w. DIXON NJ d. Editor of TboScslpel Every case Of re-
Suebe Ruptps be snenty oered 20 that the
may be entirely ensed With after Pies and f
cured WITHOUT to the gsiurec the knife
When desired patients received the ryso Hospital OF
Dr. Dixon where every comfor of domestic life provided
termination and opinions d Doctors residence, No ~
5h-sv Osoe hours 70 O. and 70 dsiy, and TO
evening other hesrs he the Hospital and cannot be
Sen Letters BE- addressed 20 Edward H. DIXON NJ d.,
(ensuns sad Operating Surgeon, Box Ne Si2i PostOfee,
N Y
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Passengers Arrived

Ia .,ear,lp 81 Louis Jyon Hasye-c,Ft wn- " Had.,,
Re,r,r Al Dsrsfehes MI Hart and lady, Mss D-re, NJ,
Pi,r and ehidren Mr.. MouTe Mr.. Preswok, Nj. Srs,
Mis- strsuss Mr. In A SIR Benetic and servant NJ en-
Tbnho. John Ander.on snd lady Mr. Bsebe Rozen sr
Clp-cb lie Manner children and servant aids, Ma Do
die 5ei5r,p and servant maid; Mr. FsGre, MAJOR Devxns
Mr. Pratt and child Mrs Roselin. Mrs Bruard Mr. Cheese
nan Niss sartlon Mr.. H. shsnanr, Mrs EHiord, Mt W.
80 n O.horne Nrs FiloOAs Mrs stoue Mr. H. 3. Coo.
a.: Pollard j. r. is,low Geo " Biseow John Bail james
Ping A. Cockrsn Elhsr Fred James and LADY, Fook W
Msihews p II. Mathews. n. Buil . 49,
In shoonsy yuslina from Brmuda-Ar. MeCalum-
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SUIT FOR ALLEGED INVALID LEVY.
Barbara Berger by her end hchstl nz Thomas
and Gardner White and John w. 5omenndyke.

Plaintiff claims 10 have been owner, in her own
right with her individual money obtained by devise
from her fends in Germany the Butchers eabishmn mt No
3i4 Frtsv that defendants wrongfy entered said establish
took teTefrom 10 sheep, ID hogs 2O pounds lard
the cattle 400 pounds B00gnas 1909 pounds
chickens pounds blood puddns leo pounds head cheese
90 pounds and calf being her property and Of the
value that said fendsuts took said property
their She brings action
the amount. .
that execution ia favor OF said T. O. Wine
sid Jacob for S9 issued out Of tbs Marine
Court on which deferd 5onendyke who is officer
said court LEVIED upon the stock in question and that said
said Jacob the execution properly
served contended that the quantity ken
much that alleged and that the whole Of the properly
did satisfy the Ition The defense denied
Messrs Whiteee butchers and claim understand
said Jacob Verdict for plain III 1911.
plaintiffs bers Fraser and Eager For defendant Messrs
pnsts and Porflev
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SUIT FOR DAMAGES.

To recover damages for lose of services of little
GIRL esnshser Of plaintiff twho L. respectable appearing
fa3 tosn1 and for medical attendance &C. said child hsy-
ins knocked down in Chahss and hart by of the
Tdsv Railroad Tbs. defense that the accident had
beer csused by fault Of the chdwbo about u years old
herscf The little s appears had basket the time,
taisg home clothes hch her mother had had
vss tried long since damages for the personal
ay theehd bat the Jury could IN that agree. To
- continued For Plaintiff Mesgrs. Woodbury. & Churchill
For defendant, Meosra Wakemsn Lsttins
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CORRECTION

=, ss Bsacr ef Taex " Tribune
SIR-The report in this mornings paper Of an az
,.ps % con uicide By gentleman BY the Of Buss
\ pso rect. such person admitted in the Hospital
susn ~ the Of Young resdus in the upper pat OF
- <x alm.te ed suite from several sa2hes Ia
- which be IL said have inflicted with pocke1
4. a. cannot r tho mis- statement IN your PsPe
Yours. &c. THOS. u. DASH NJ d.,
xxs- York Ho-pitof, jane IS, 1855
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MARRIED..

FoRBusH-wirrss-At Mnbury Mess, on Wednesday, June
Is by III. Rev. LeveIett GIges assisted BY the Rev s w
DuitoB, JONATHAN FoKBpsR, Esq Of Bolton Mass
WArESs youngest daughter Of the late Asa Waters
Esq. OF Mlbury.
Ii DVc-BERrssNAt Minneapolis. Minnesota Territory
Monosy May p by he Rev NJ. Nhitney, NJ. JsssPH
La orc 20 Miss ELiElRsrz BERrssN, late OF New-York
ukDEsaILLSKAvsS-At Oswsgo, n. Y, on THURSDAY June
n tie residence Of Geo Tacott, Esq, by Rev MFR
GALLAGHER, WM. W. U>OERRlLL 10 Miss MAsY A. SE.vfs.
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-June Is-Beioro Juds
coURT CALENDAR-rgls Nav.

SUPERIOR CoURr.-Nos. 345, %, 1876, 1929, 34s,
ss SIS l.t2 no 1874 ss sls 49, sst, s5l 1s5 So, s5 $40
SAL "a ms Sal 10 1863 S, H. IS So Sli $50 2i2 SO
SS2 III Sts 6s: geo, i S5s l27, g7 100 62 ass s2T
lso 2ll l2 75 45, 500 9e s55 1884, loos si & ol, 91S
IS SIS, $50 TO- Ss5
CIRCUIT CoURT-Part Nos 1878, 1913. $50,
1888 -tls S5 l45 u.s. l64 los leo, l6I l6s l6a l7o Part
ZNos So 49, ol, - CO. o. go 10 l2ls 1919 10 Us, 6l,
l62. les
l.. 5. DISTRICT CoURr.-Nos. I, 49, 95, II, 81, 40,
81, ~. IS. ~.
COMMON PLEAS, Thursday-Nos. so, SO, ss, %, go,
IN
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cotopleted in the Spring Of 1856. Iron sufficient 10
tie whole roed is purchased and pad Tor -, q us
tsncc of leo miles il has already been distributed
Tie Toledo and Illinois, and the Lake Ere, VIZ
bssL end St Louis Railroad Companies are by agree
ucut fully consolidated, and their interests arc
identical. -, 60
ON the lst of August next the position Of the Comps
MICS will be az follows:
Toledo and Illinois Railroad Company:
The whole Of the Line finished and equipped
IT, IT, 80, nortSsre Bonds VI sod az an average Of 20
No F'a.tifs oebt e1eep, the open account with the
' IsI. Fne Wabash and ST Louis Railroad Com
And rndspo.ed Of as A<e,s hand Of Second Mort
Ike Ere. Wabash and St. Louis Railroad Com
3 mile. to Huntington, finished aud equipped.
Amount required Tor completing and squiPpns he ~ "a
ar1rpt reauir1S f,r comp e,ins the Line from La
Fay,,ic 70 he Illinois state Line, and for the sd'
dticnal equiv required on he opening OF the 80 ~
whcle Road and It, western connections 'p'V
To,........................... $500
The Csri.al Stock ielc, pit 5000, sill cour-e of
collection Al The Westl al paid IN
ofihe Ft Morggs Bones are sold a. an average OF o a
q y S0N"
Assets on hand to raise the means of finishing the
Road, VIZ: -.
Fbst Mortgage %s0o
T fso orS seeunt with the Toledo and Raj
road COMPANY giving the right 20 use the second - -.
Mortgage BONDS of that Company amounting to- e-'"V
Also LAnts required the purposes Of the Road,
sales q which constantly mixing BY the Com o.o 49,
valued -"f'"'
Total liDVo
P.S-The first Mortgage Bonds mentioned above
have since been sold thus nsurns the opening OF the
road to Lafayette in the Autumn. The receipts of the
road are estimated st 81 1882 OO0 being s252ooo for
passengers and sGsOOOO for freight Expenses and
interest sl,344OoO. Net earnings s5ss,oOo, or Is Y
cent on the stock
The amount received for tolls on all the New-fork
State Canals during the second week IN June Is 2 %
During period N H<'oo vs.
The aggregate amount received for Tolls from
the commencement of navigation to the 18th of June
period Hlop -
Decrease in lIsS'S Cd
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.,,t,.pl.es 70 the memory Of some efficient Arcu's-
...~sws, complaint il made by the rummies, a.
;.s,nJed to complete il with bricks taken from their
Al, sffr the Fourth OF July.
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SUPREME COURT-JUSE l9-Before Judge Morals
HABEAS CORPUS,

In the caec of James L. Foster drought from Troy
ON writ OF habeas corpus aud his dshsrse demanded
he proceedings before Judge Pareee relation
attachment for contempt which Mr. Foster hsd besn
imprisoned had been Irregular argument presented in his
behalf By Mr. Clinton and la opposition TO the discharge by
Mr. Van Buren, The Judge considered that the he
did show sufficient detan defendant and be dis
charged.
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Receipts Of prxsluce

p ns Hudson Rer Railroad fov e tsek riding TAsday
ysae sz2 bead Cattle Calves, Horses 800 live Hogs, 81
pbss slpary Provsors 80 do Ess lie do. Batter i3 do
Cheese lush Potatoes 5s7 bales Hay 20 rolls Leather
10 t5l gals hnk 80 tons Marble.
By sssA Rss Bests-Tsesdsy.- bNa Flour. IS phsa
Rrevsas 500 bssh Oats, 80 Pigs Wkshy 60 d. Lard
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fAdvertis sInent
n. v.to hnntnst rnNnnRCC Innaf0H ~

THE WORLDS MEDICAL CONGRESS located at
No FI2 Broadway 3ewYok, is composed Of native and for
representing system OF ractce pursued
10 the Invsiss who wish coDsuk the combined med
cal M Of both Continents consult tbs distinguished bsdy
Of Physicians any the hours Ut A. NJ and T. "
I Roor be consulted ali hours Of the
DIV and evening Il. X. Roor, NJ. d., superintendent.
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B. Li,chhsla md AMI Hunt, New-YOrki John st'y-
Ter, ROM; Henry Martin, Buffalo. At meeur OF

ior. ROM. Henry Martin, Buffalo. Al meeur & OF
Ire Board held .. the Office in this City today, H. b.
81 John. Ese,. was unanimously elected resident of
Tie Coups,y in the place OF the late President, Sim
con RYDER, Esq, who declined reelection to that
pest Mr.. RYDER was az the same time elected wee
President Of the Company. The Board of Directors
have just returned from trip to 81 Louis ana oacA'
over the entire line of the road, which was found % Dc
in very satisfactory state of progress The tscK
laid upon the Eastern Division OF the kosd, from
Tere Haute to the Chicago Branch OF the llinos
Central RoaS-57 miIes-and by July il viii be in full
operation. The Western Division from Alton 10 tue
Main Line Of the Illinois Central Roads mles-is
nearly completed and will BE- ready for use by August
next. Tie middle dvsion-3e miles IN !ength-"ni
be opened in September, when the whole road VIII De
cornpeted through to st. Louis. This line, now 50
near completion has been pushed forward steadliy
through the stringent times Of the last twelve months
and will be opened for use within ninety days. Tree
from footing debt and in good condition for profit
able orerution Mr. st. John, the new President, Il
known as an intelligent and energetic man, and we
do not doubt that in his new position he viii prove
himself a valuable officer.
The semi-annual interest on the Bonds of the City
of Wheeling issued to the II mpfeld Railroad will be
paid on the I'd July by Messrs. WiDsow, Laniera Co.
TIE earnings Il the Chicago and Burlington Rail-
road line for the month of May, 1855, were
FREIGHT ~
PasseDge h'1ff "
Fsrnrs. fox April ls55..................ss429 l 90
Gain. ............................. stO@ =
The proportions belonging to each OF the Roads
CONF osing the line as follows;
! Galcra and Chicago Unioa Railroad Company. -
Nay S5 so April Sl5Ss q
t7if5 Os
CAioooo Burlington and Quiney Railroad Company
Mss..............+6i577 u Apnl.........Fs2rss
-
Central Military Tract Railroad Company
Mav........ssizs Sc April...............s22 T q
81 $50 10
Feora Gad Cqlaka Railroad Company.
Ney.-........... 1882 81 Aprn.......... 1883 90
81 oss 81
nj. r 81 D..
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TAdvertisementJ
The treat inbaling remedy for Asthma, Consump-

SON. and all diseases OF the Throat and Lungs Dr. CuRrss
HySENk Thousands hsEe been restored heath the
year BY Hyg, Principal Oce No. S,S Broadway and
sosd BY H. NxG, No is2 Broadway fnos only IS pack
are Dr. CURTIS WIN be the Office daily from 10 " O'clock
where he Ensy be consulted free Of charge.
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SUIT TOR PEKsONAI IfSUH1s
StspSen Grsgold sgt. Finch, Ssnde-son and Johnson
DIR. O. was passing in his gig through Carmineet.;
tho dig w saok by omnibus of tae kpickerbocker line
and the gig and horse upset Dr. being thrown upon tte
rround and his legs broken, and he received other injury
he bsinss damages, amount laid at $50 900
said the caused by the negligence Of
DR. a. hlse3f tried twice before, when the
jury could agree To be continued For pantf Acsrs
j. 4. Brady sad {. 6hafer
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Before Judge SLossoS.

Alexis Bragg sgt Caleb ID. Gldersleeve
To recover about sc, 900 notes and check mostly
the order of b. Trowbdge and payable at the
Empire City Bank and the Others the Shoe and Leather Bank
that plaintiff real also that
had bee IdOfed for benefit of Mr. Towbdge and there
hao been usufy exercised dscOunng &C. which denied
The besn connected with stock
transactions erdot plaintiff S4,7O0 For plaintiff Messrs
Smith a Woodward for defendant, Mr. Buri.l.
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SUPREME coURT-srrc.i rrrA-JusE is-Bef,,s Juds.


Catherine A. Wells sgt. Henry Wells.-The plead
inss With papers, be submitted to the Cour.
Wetmore and Others agt Story aud others
Injunction against extending Ninth-av. Railroad by
n SINGLE track} through Greenwich and Washington The
inquiry alleged injury to the streets business streets for
the proposed railroad continued and several additional
wnsses examined whose testimony TO the purport
Of the previous day that there would not be sufficient
the track and the sidewalk for and
back M Questions asked whether the mode Of
loadne unloading the eide sonetnes
tced would obvse any difficulty ke The testimony for
defense has yet commenced. To be ccr nnued-
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BAPTIST CHuRcH FEsrTAL.-0dd Fellows Hall,
HekeAen IVES occupied ls evening with Strawberry Pess
va eopSaeted By ladies' Of the Baptist Church Of Hoeoken
Thess sOoa Notwithstanding the iueeneney
Jpses Csns ana other prominent oitseus
- IT, evening nation Of go from B. Deae Co. Of
~ thanks We gwen
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ACCIDENTAL Exp1osIOy.-Some men were engaged
,,.ra.y IN blasting In Fe;ty forrtks cav.,
when ebee exploded prematcrey and fragment Of trock
fen into TIE hildory window Of house by sse suek
kmse piuring her severely 5u IL s thought not fstay
T2s ooesrresee appears have been purely accidental
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ADV rtisemeut.l
Coon THINGS. The
ATS

~ the NxwYoRx PcrURT COMPANY No. 289 Broadway for
81 rank the good things Of the witch the people sp
preciste with satisfaction.
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IAdwuisementt
AMAZoNs LIKE go aud
WHAT WEE THE AN

WHAT wUE THE AMAZONs LIKE so aud
zee Maine q sntes BARsuN's AusEUm--nesry eight
c hgb-you viii scea BesTdet lot ut, Sci
all 90 tine. MkDELAKE te1gux,e moral
d anal presented THIS AFTERNOON ssd EvEsiS@ besses
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COMMISSIONERS COURT-JUSE 49,
Before msoners EATON KENT and POLLEN and Jury.


INQUIRY AS To ALLEGED LUSAcY.
A Jury impanneed TO inquire among other
things INTO the unsey or 7ntsl neapaciy CT Mrs Helen
Sick.es ~ The sud custody Of her estate &c.
Ii ssd ths Mrs l. widow lady about GO years OF
thtt although she has sueen means q live she has been
herself food fuel keep her stating
that she had money that had all been taken away from
s ae ana, an 3 Ws to Pat ossn who bad S
the hons but that they had arrested him for paying attention
that person ha been the house, a that there
listed bills for shout aud assessment for S7s
LOT be ol,sins to South Fhst Wamsburgh and the
properly advertised be sold lou TO pay said taxes
that one Of he. sons induced her to 60 with
after got The Bank she said he had paid said no the
City Hall York. and refused draw that occasion
but SIS the paid that she has at other ns
drawn money and away or lost IL Other orcun
stances were tending show that Mrs Of sound
dispo.i,s mind She said be- with her family, Of quite
speth sandns The Jury found verdict that she of
has not been cspsble Of such care for four years
whether he has ensied real estate during said four years
p,iesiion. There defense
Before Commissioners ULsHorFrER, MATHEWS, BUSHNELL
and a JURY.
INQUIRY AS TO ALLEGED LUSACY ACCOUNT OF
HABiTUAL DRUNKENNESS.
This was Commission 10 inquire into the ques
ton Of sound dpons mind and capabty Of the his
s II sss ssd that Mr. has usually been in the
habit OF nsrg intoxicating liquors but that duns the last six
Wife sheridan ists Of Mrs Bropby snd otherwise
peetasy eOnneeted was PIeen, be er9ke chair and two
II stated by lady who kept boarding house nearly
poe his he her house intoxicated; It
also he has been known be intoxicated the last
days week but he attended IL TO his bu
ness regularly remainder of the time. II denied that he
babitual drunksrd Of unsound mind To be continued
for application Mr. Brophy; for defnse Messrs Swain and
Cutler.
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS-June I9-Before Judss
STUART.
The Jewett False Pretense resumed at the
opeuirg Of his morning but veidc rendered,
ha been consumed by the prosecuting
oey osine up his and the counsel for defense in
opening his The testimony for the defsase viii be taken
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JUNGLE TONS CABIN" is to be performed at
PvRDy's NATIONAL THEATHH THIS AFTERscOs and EvEusG
Little C0Edea Howard and her parents caring in H.
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erntior extensive stock which Is unsurpassed by
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FOUND DRowSED.--The body Of an unknown man
s.v, IS wear, Of age yesterday s nd in the water near
Scyepos Island Deceased dresse 10 ask een coat
80 We, and cloth pa He hsd dark hair and whsses and
ga ru ON one Of his fingers An ngses held upon the
NJ AK verdict OF drowning rendered Deceased had beon
~ Tie water about month";
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS

STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL THIS EyESISe.-The Ia
ses Of Trinity NJ y Church, Yorkst Jersey City, hold their
Ne tva Con mercial Hall
The sdes Of the Reformed Dutch Church. jersey CITY, will
bod he Festival ct The Tabernacle Of Enc and South
Third-sts. this evening.