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

IN, Chicaro Tribune states that Judge Mclean OF
a. Ir,;,ed s.a.es Supreme Court has ovcrruled the
motion for an injunction TO prevent the Rock Island
railroad Company from building bridge across the
uississiopi at Rock Island The Company will pro-
coed At once 10 complete the bridge, and put Chicago
IN unbroken railroad connection with the interior OF
Iowa.
At Boston money is obtained at the Banks easily on
good mercantile paper at legal rates and in the street
at the stereotyped quotations of to- cent for first
oueFtv Of psper. and to for second-cass names.
On call the supply is very abundant.
The stockholders of the Camden and Pemberton
Agricultural Railroad Company met on Friday at Dor
dentoyn The Directors reported that survey OF the
route had been ordered and completed under the SUI
perintendence OF Gen. VIM Cook, Engineer In Chief.
wel-executed map of the survey was exhibited for
the inspection OF the stockholders and elected much
commentator. II was computed BY Gen. c. that the
whole cost of the road and equipments from Camden
TO Freehold would be ore million of dollars The fol-
lowing gentlemen were elected Directors for the ensu-
ing wear: Robert f. Stockton Edwin A. Stevens
Robert L. Stevens, George F.. Fort, John 5. Trick,
William Braddock Job ii. Gaski Samuel Stockton
and Robert F. Stockton, Jr. At subsequent meeting
of the Directors. Robert +. Stockton was elected
President, and WIN. Irck Secretary and Treasurer
The Annual Report of the Bank Commissioners
states that the whole numbered banks in Connecticut
is Ca with total capital Of sl7 Jas, 45l s4-beng an
increase over last year Of sl5O4,O54 a. OF these 81
banks 10 are organized under the General Banking
law and have a capital of s2,s4s 1863; leaving the
number of chartered banks 81, with capital Of slf
,2s2 "a. The capital tie Commissioners deem ade-
quae in the aggregate to the wants OF the State, but
it is not so equally distributed that new charters may
not be required in some particular localities The con-
dition Of the banks on the LIST of April as follows;
osPs osssopo sgf l s5ss sus III Il
As compared with last year ali these items except
capital, show a considerable falling off, The circua-
ton has decreased s4,s7i,6Os O6. Specie has de-
creased s394,7 90. Loans and discounts have de-
creased s3,3ss,76 Sc. The capital has increased
81 O54 81 The deposits last April were $500
1876 IS, against 81, s63, 3i3 50 in April, 1854 The
loans 10 persons in other States were s3566473 49,
against IS, 46l,6 ss 20 in 1854.
The 81. Louis Republican says of the Debt of that
city:
Tie total of this debt is S3,905o9o, and consists OF
Bonds payable at the times set forth in the annexed
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Arrived.

L. g NJ steamship James Adger Turner % hours En- Charles
ton. ndse sod pass to Spohord, Heston Co
sugar &C. TO r. Buck Co. Sailed IN with bark Mar
srnessie, bhgs Detroit and Motto.
Petses.
Park Lizzie Nichols. of Hsrpswe Nichols Remedus Cuba
May -, sugar to X. =. Buck Co.
Bark Kiby tof Bostonl small Mstansas May g. sugar TO
master. May 90 "a. ~ on ~, ~ siasa, was sracs 5y
nantop gsatmast passed down the tcpaaes and orched
the saysa descended the mainopss sheets
and ripped up the pumps coats. &c
Bark Elias Pike (of Eas,por Brown, Trinidad Cnbs 10 d
sugsr Hamonys, Nephews Co vessel 10 Jed. Fry.
Brig James Crosby, of Bapgorl Clifford Ponce R. IS d.
mgsr and molsses to q. B. DeFoTess Cot r. r.
Puck Co.
Brig Hamlet, tof Wilmington Cam, Belize Hond, 80 ds,
mahogany MeCsesdy Mott Co. May 80 od MsnsnIla Reef
spoke bark Hcsson nom Galveston Tor Liverpool IS de-
Brig Lark tBr) Hsss Bermadas d. potatoes to Middleton
Bss snb Psssus tsf Hllswshl Lord, Pence, p r., May
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a su to z J. Rs.sr. s.l,sa IN com viii bic j.. c.s.s,.

a. rsar to z j. Pssr Sailed IN with bic J.s crsss,'
for Nev-Yorh
Brig Aislsza Hoonan, Css April ., salt to ors Rssno,
vessel 70 Thompson Hunter. .
Big Tsu1i 10, Mui;sn, Baiss, Hone ny i, nshozssy
end logwood p. Cfin May p iat ~ on 81 spats brx
Matilda q Bath rum CienfBescs oz Rollsnd May D.. speks
ship Harriet Jessio, tom Ner-OricAas fl Bottom.
schr Trsnff (of New London Chs2il. AvGadc xsxicc
Nay 10. Dahofary kc, Lobsch schcplef Asy y, q
Torugss spoke schr o. q. Porsy from Tu-ps1 for New.
York. 81 la 81 lon u % big Rainbow OF H,e-
land. ". g, from - for Sew-lofs.
sehreorse Byron, tof BOstpn Losns, csrdenas May o.
mossses 70 master
sehr Mary Eliza, Kelley, Asskap "a ia live osk to csossy
4 Williams.
sehr Lodu.ks tof Frsspor) Rowns, Fsrsde r. R. u a.
sugar 10 u. ID. Brookmsn Co.
schr oasen Of the seu,h smssted Of Bridgeport, whssv
Monyideo AETl n, snd ST. Thomas Nay D. 10 b4ls< b,
May s, n o. ; Ion y IS. spoke ~hse<hp Eir.-
beth with 2cco bhl-. srern Ql bound 20 Newyok May So
lat. "a 81 6s 81 the steo1 Ben Frsnkln.
schr Orlando (of Buckspor) Rose Jacksonville T. q D..
lumber to J. T. Glchrist.
sehr Joseph Roge-s, c'e, Portland, c., s.one
schr Hannah Shay, Smith. P0rtisad. o.. stoae.
soop Joel Hal, Turner. Portland. ca. stone.
Steamer Georges Greek, Eager, Baltimore, Csomvefs Linz,
mdse john Rey.
Steamer C. Vanderbilt Mason, Baltimore, TO NJ Hoisa&
BELOw-Br bark Amelia; bA.k Flights also Sns.
sAILFD-Stesnlshps Star cftho West Miner fc san Jsan,
Me; Empire CRY, Windle for Havana.
wIND--sunife, N.N.w.i mer., w; sunset. DO
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PORT OF NEw-YoRK.. go,
Cleared.

steamships-George Law Gray Aspinwall b. o. Roberts;
Star Of the West, Miner, San Juan, c. Morgan.
Shps-Emerad Ile Cornish Liverpool W. j. T. Tapsco.t
Co; Cotton Planter Webster, Bic Lane, West CO.. Car.
olus Menus Coffin, g: John, N b., VIM Mhtock Jr Ga
zetteer Wetngcn Liverpool Howic1d Rigeway; aagn0-
ba Pepper Sydney, MS Crosby Croker Co.; Thomas
Watson Lyle Pkadeph A. s. x A. Wilson, Victoria Reed
Tarbox st. Stephens g. c. Durcanj john Jay H0wad Ma
niila GInnell. Minium s. CO.
Bsrk.-Csriolan (Brem WuIf. Bremen Hennings, Muller
Gosing; s. A. Nickes Gordon Searspor r. p Buck Go.
Brgs-Emblen jordan Boston, C. K Z. j. Peters; Henry,
Gichst Neuvss, Snow Burgess; w. Seyburn Seyburn,
Cardiff, Benner Deake; Carlsnn, Ames, Baltimore h. ID.
Brookmap 4 Co.
sehoorers-Ezabeth Williams, ST. Marks Brodie Pettis
Ellen Haleit Philadelphia, Je1nes Hand; Northern Light
Walters Lsyeccs Mccresdy, Mott Col W: i Sargent,
Portsmouth Brett Son Co.; Loyal Scranton Lowlen, Sssan
Son Coz L. A. Edwards, Harck, Georgetown Donner
Potter
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The Boston Banks for the week ending June 5:

The Detroit Democrat and iaqssrer says the North
Star arrived down from the Saul on Saturday MORN
ing I'd ins with over hundred tuns of copper for
the works below this city. Lightweight tuns were
from the North American mine, and ten tuns from the
Nebraska. On her upward trip the water had fallen
so much in the Ste. Marie River that she got aground
in Mud Lake. She reports that the water has only
been let into the canal for few hours at time and
il always drawn off nights. AT no time has il been
entirely full and probably will not be for some days.
The Lake SEpeoior Journal says that Copper con-
tinues TO arrive from above Some large masses from
the Nebraska mine are just passing window.
Shipments for the week: May %, per Northerner, for
Douglass Houghton mine, 20 bbls, 1861 lbs for Ne
braska mine 25 bbls, u.s. 35 lbs; May %, per Illinois,
for National mne 10 bbls 53il lbs, IL masses s475
lbs; Northwestern mine, 81 bbls., 47,251 lbs; Cliff
mine 23l bbls, 1885, 7s2 lbs May 81, per North Star,
for Forest mine a bbIs.; for North American mine,
pa bbls for Nebraska mine, 25 masses, 1883 lbs.
The following is statement Of the Tolls collected
on the Canals in this State in the month Of May in
1854 and 1885:
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COFFEEThe market Is quiet but frm The sales embrace
400 bags Rio leGlcc IS Java l4c 500 bags Mara
csibo az 1tl ollie. AMI sor1e ST. Domingo 9td9tc
DRUGS AND DiES-The sales embrace Is, go lbs Tarterc
Acid 47l (which iHprovementl, making As go rs
within week; also COO n Am Prussiate Potash nc 100
eask Cream Tartar c to SIZE closing ct the outside
price part speculation $50 kegs Newcaste Bcarb Soda
Sc; 50 bills white sulFhate Zinc at 3adic 100 bs Result
lined Iodine IS so Is tb and 80 Refined Bo-
rsx al q 80 oz French suphste oqnine at SO 55 Is
eesks Carb. Ammonia AZ he and l5c in bulk.
FLOUR AND MEAL-The market Is aEain l2lGi8fc
for the low grades OF State and Western Flour; the de-
mard less active for the qualities, but fair for The
better grades hese comparatively and well held
The liberal arrivals Buffalo give buyers the advantage
the market closes There nothing doing for
livery that learn the sales of Western Canal
bbl 50 sld 10 - for choice Stale i0d $40 Is
for mixed good brands Michigan Indiana and common to
good Ohio and 81 s0dsl5 for extra Genesee Canadian
Flour easier and the demand acve supply how.
ever moderate; sales Of BOO tbs SO IdsI Is for
70 best brands Southern Flour L rather lower; the
demand Light sales Of 900 bbs H $ll 1tesu st com
god standard brands Alexandria, Baltimore aud
GeOgetoyn and 81 rs for s.onts parcels and
brands Rye Flour Is firm ss.es Of $50 bbs 81 0d
IS s7 Corn Meal quiet; sales Of 100 bba Jersey at IS d
IS ISL Coz jersey and IS ga IS 57i 10, Brandywine.
FRUlTSSes have been made Of so boxes Rans at % Is
for dried 81 a 81 IS for bunch and % IS for lsyer
Pine Apples sssss 8 sanehs. s. Bsr Banana. ss -
Geo banehss Hsvsna Sugar Loaf do at %; 5000 Bsacoa
COessnuts at ~ By suction the cargo II bs Muorss
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURr-JUSE s-BefOrs
Judge NELSON


The following gentlemen answered to their names
AZ Grand Jcrors aud n, viz; William GAZE De
man; Henry Allen Samuel b. Althonse Edward b yGnn ~
F-s PbIeoon H. Frost Charles g. Francis, henry ciaa
John W. Howe Richard D. Larop James ~ oa'eI o 1oT
Per dleton Robert X Taylor Benz j. WhseiFrat Jon a
adsns Tenrv III Boll John W. Miller Elnathsn Inofn Jar
ret Van Cleve. -, ...,;.. 90 ,,,. T,rv thu
Te M their duties u referred particular 70 the IA
ter of the African avetrade which, It said
H. 20 have been carried for time from this ty AM
r. instances ruccessn II viii be for the Jury % yest-
cate complaints which win probably be brought oeior mem
So re 10 the bottom and have the practice brose
@ II ne 10 The laws and 70 the character OF the Cy iht
spnch should Be done. The Grand Jury retired
The Cont then resumed the consideration OF the
new trial in the patent for cuton "a steam poera A
Gov Seward continuing his srgurnen. fcr Defendant
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-Jvss 5-Before judi
STUART.

Thn COuf rpsuHeU lIB ttssIUII5 TIE H'VI"II =
psp.l bour The following gsn composed the Grini Jury
- we've swo<n into the opening OF the Court: rof
m Nance Al Bnokns L. NJ. Baldwin, J. Burton = Beach.
r. Marine r. A. Meyer, J. g. 7. Maxwell. j. '" MrssIssq
r patti lain Rapdslrh d. O. Archer, w Baulch. Lewis j.
Beloni. John b Bussng T. Cummings Jri Damei FRENCH
Henry A. Seaman: r. .,.
sS hs,tev hat IL being his ofenss the Court suspended
indeIueut IL bis case and he was discharged . .,
Daniel Porter was tired and acquitted OF havns
dr,f on The Branch of ireland for e5i, the property Of
Dsnie oNei late Of Chicago IL bat renamed 70 prison
as fugitive from justice
xed the former Of stealing s3 from Barney Curan OF No.
ga Mulbrry the latter Of having received the money
;rto III. nosssseou knowing the time II stolen
James Coyle was he House Of Refuge while his accom-
pice, the recipient, remanded 90. d.
having Ia the month March last assaulted Officer Robr OF
the Fifteenth Ward Police IL was shown By ths defense fhAt
The Officer bad no right Rhule and that hs acted
fecy right IN the affair.
Tie Co,e case stands adjourned to the day following
The Court then adjourned
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ORDINANCE TO REGULATE hvsSkss, 81 csrn,s,n
Arp PoRrrx&At the meeting Of the Jsysey Wy
Council last evening ordnance wn supaa.a ,.n,<r. A.
ssc 5rive carmen omnibus drivers porter ~ re-
eu,res ha III these known "a runners sng line. h.ek
hotels boarding cuca IS Scred public portsrs
icy mn not fow that eslns o. sa.Rss wigia sns
e iimta Of Jersey City without aiesnse ApPncS
CrTofsien . I r,.ss be made the Common Coanci
~ Jeey City, and tie vote. Of ss ?, Tue ,sea nSos
81 the pcssu =. H. citizen Of the Uned States, reside Ia
md fay residing a ssid afy; and ne
,oorS- ssfoe mskipg sach application. The term Of
each Rserse viii be for one year; and each per.s2n
$3.50 vu,t wear Q plate badge 70 show ne
~, y, follow that business. Those who receive licenses an
vss the csdnsres 10 any reecs will be liable e me E.
,s sbsi ts liable fine Of SO The parties may be prose.
su,ed before the Recorder Of jersey City ard me
sx he a witness Ia the police oncer con's4V
Wsehmen Aldermen may bring suit in behalf Of INC OiS
s<slns viols;ors Of the ordinance. .,..l.-
N Il rratyius that the author les have so promptly sksI
,sps toward abatement Of this nuisance The otanan
Ny II 90 through me re
auis.fe
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COMM cALENnAR-TnIs DAY.

SUPERIOR CoURr.-Nos. 345, %, 10, 776l, ~, 33J,
org Oh eso s 1874 $50 $50 g3O 1907 1905 $685. 100,
l0l 216 28 SAL 1851 981 8s2 2 1876 600 i2 lof l97 to
1913 1921 02t lO24 026 1923 o 55s 49, $50 loeot 4o
COMMON PLEAs.-Part l. Nos. $50, no. l3I, 1913 10
eoA Part III 7 1871 767 76g no M TO 779 100 TO 1921
CIpcurT CouRT.-Nos. 1907, 1874 e95, 1879 10, 1922
ee 1886 1851 1885, 1914 1892 1871 1893 2O2 2V31 69 " 10,
2 20 rs. SO TO H. All 42i, q, 49,
u. s. DISTRICT COURT.-Nos. TO 10.
SUPREME CouRT-Special Term.-Nos. 35 to 100
inclusive and on Thursday l0l TO the end Of the Calendar
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inches Pie Plant.
nrcApIIuI- AIION
PhiladeIphia Markets.
TUESDAY. June 8

CorroS unchanged with light sales FLouR-Marset mac
tive small sales $40 81 but $l generally asked. O.Hs
MEAL Sta adv at IS Rye FLOUR firm az the advance noted
yeseday WHEAT IN fair supply and rsher dull SeoI,
reds white held 10 Corn ies active but holders hi
sa es Of Southern yellow AZ 81 10 AYs scarce
.rd IN reanest AZ : 6l 10 S. OATS in fair demand az 7oc
for GRocERIEs-A good demant for sugars,
full prices Coffee and Molases qactthe latter
for want of stock inactive with moderate re-
eepts and sales Of Bacon and Cut Meats az previous
prices LARD firm dllc for IBIS. and &c for kegs CLo
yEF SrFD inactive owing difference in the OF buyers
and sellers WHISKY romina at SIC. for bbls. and hhds
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SUPERIOR CoURT-JUSE 5-Bcfore Judge sLos'oS'
TRADE MARX.

Ceotre p Pollen ff 81 TT Thoa OIs I' ny : -,
To recover about s., geo alleged difference 10 Goa,
tract to purcbase about 10 pig lead ar t.s p 20
,;a ss msie On Monday dismiss the compliant Plnc
psy On the ground specified that the eaa ssosa
Walker Parker Co." The Judge thonsar eqa,'
vocal neither the attention was 70 have mat bos
81 he otIon The broker that negotiated the sale was
Ssht nm today vino stated that the name Of Wake
wake. was given him the brand The mo
,; 20 dismiss ire complaint then renewed by hr slough,
Ton and ouposed by Mr. Brdy The motion was granted ana
The compliant dismissed.
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, GALLAGHER ,houa ne Sc Ct TO do that IN ell Gases
of tie kind that come before him where Trs< n.,
bee usde By party enlistns that ne y ~ no 49,
and then comes up for discharge the ground o.
r sach he wu certify In si.ntsr ms ~ M @
inalr "a enferr1.
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Total Of Bonded Debt......

Total Of Bonded Debt s5sg'oJo
Thirty thousand seven hundred dollars of the above
bear an interest of 10 " cent aud s5 900 OF 1t an n-
erest of y cent All but 81 900 OF the amount nrst
named natures this year. The last named amount Is
not PAYABLE till 1890. With these exceptions the deot
hears y cent interest; and the whole interest charge
is S225, 2e3 10.
TO the amount of bonded Indebtedness shown above,
must be added the further of $685. to complete
eral roads In which it has taken stock. This subscrp
ton is 600 OO0 which is divided equally between the
Pacific the Ohio and Mississippi, the North Missouri
and the Iron Mountain Railroad This subscnoiion
having been paid, the total amount OF bonds Issued
will be s4 455096 carrying interest of s26s, 2s3
The following are the footings of the statement OF
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y. IA fVNr S-Ree,se Judge
hNosN.fLT.
TSfpsc

sessions.
In the 49, estate of John peli la pen-si
had been set "a 20 the widow after her death beon,a 10
and shsre alike 20 the nine children Of deceased ms - a.
time Of his deeeae, ageesby TO the provisions O. e re
nain6er Of his Will and that the John r.
died IN 1855, leaving her BY will a. his real aud psysonsl
estate was entitled In fee such gaee 10 one ninth OF te
rcyonlosry interest Of The property IN question; thst The
executor Of me last survivor Of the trustees Of the VII Mr.
Pei, The father, authorized by the will 70 make tue psr
titon. ~ P'
James II. Grady ads Ann Ward and TO CONNIE,
the party 10 complete purchase Of real estate made By him
90 undei the VIII OF Michael Smith who devised 20 bis only
SAashter, Mn Ward the property for life and a her de.
rs @ 80 20 her children. She leit children srl aud
ShO both Of age There was also a Question
=. IL app Hs he bought the ground, then uninproved,
ears ago from VIM. Bavard, snl subsequently bnilt
- The Court considers M BsyArd had and gave good
ina ths tile 10 the purchaser good. The Judge
- tnei me Puoe had been good the tide the pur
-. seua probably think the wav bat he thought he
sS e perhaps rather bsa bArsAn. Besides the tile
nle se as the time had expired Older that he com.
~ ss case Of Stevens s s and about dozen other
ri - ~ me tae Judge sail DEGREES viii he enfs,,T ~
NJ nIsn a = try, oy her friend AIT Fa,Sayj n
49, ~ 20 .Ass proof and report The aInouat of sm5 -
IN 'AASstks-Before Judge cowLEs.
hABEAs coRPUS
Young man named Edmond Hiek;,, ,yss h., A.
up sas his discharge nom enlistment Ip The W DC oi'S@n
~ gro ,na o. minority lie was dehAsed on psvi1s Isl ~
young man named John Gallagher vos 81.
aogsht up on petition Of his father wit sued ont h NJ :
o. Shsfei and his discharge demanded on the sane :, ~ X
.eove he was shown 10 be under p but IL was sso 80
~ ne stated hnsei and swoEe to being the time OF az
The Judse ordered that he be discharged from enlist.
sso stated that he would certify the Distr.cAtto
ss IN as ssse 20 hat b pss eater seisa for lsrs
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MARRIED..

Sunday evening June by the Rev.
Spencer H. Cone Mr.. HrSsY DOUGLASS Of NewYork, and
Miss MARY c. Harmed of Long Island.
Orange County papers please copy.
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SECOND BOARD.
Sales or Stocks At Philadelphia

nerorted far Tar \; Y TkIpvsE, BY J. R All FKYl
Fvs Bcaye5coo AHeg. &c. 6s rs; 900 do Steubenvle
M so Penn Coupon S. s5wn, s2 1co Penn S., lots
69oo CITY O., G. sad p eii 1000 co. 81; 600 Phil and sun
bcry Bends 7cts Penn II. 55i 80 Morris Canal bSn
iSl 100 do cash ~; ee Reading T. r. cash. s5f do 81
81; le do s5wn at 10 do, cash 4; 100 do. S. 45 2t
Do ~ 100 do, s M do, b5wn Isl 100 d. h5wn 45i; 81
Schuy Nav fTefd 50 Sl4; leo Long Island r r. b5n is
g lesa Nsy IN lots a. {, Union csa Prsa g. II; 8 L
Harrisburg r. r. days a5s; le5 susq Canal s5wn i0;; 90
DO Ia lots s5wn, le; 80 DO, s5wn, 10; IS Mneh r.
III; 50 Guard Bank cash. ia
Bfiseen Bardslcto City RE-, 6s C. p s; SO City &,
C. p sf 2Q Schuyl Nav Pre- cash SIT; $50 Do 81 ~ SIX
Reading RR, s5wn 45si Is Pen4a RE-, Isl; Louisville
Bank, 10
Second Bcayd-0 Camden City g. 20; 4l0o Penna S. s.
So 20 d. s7f 500 do IS; loco Aer. Co g. 75 ITO Nav
Beat Loan, sos eco City s. S 10 North PeEna RR 80;
ehsh Nav. S. e9i 20 Union Canal IN los b5 3; Harris
arg Bridge, Q, 500 Lshsh zinc lots IT, 200 do q I'll
fenna RR 81, 50 Beay Mead. RI 0i IS huyikui Nav.
"a i,o Reading RR Is, ~ los do, kli ., schuyi Nav.
bfeE, bs, Oh
4tsy Beard5o Residing RR IS int 45if 30 Dr. 45li 100
~ o. 81 SEQ do 45i 2odc, bSwn, s5l 10 a., b7'.i l
Tura
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ROsTON-Arr. June s. bark r. Churchin from Tobssco
CHARI ESrONArr. June 2 Steamship Marion, Foster I'm
Eew.York. Has experienced very rough pssssge.
Arr Jnne D. steamship Nashville, from Eew-fork, a. IL
SaviNSGA-Irr June ? .. s. NJ steamship Florida, Ia.
NeW-lcrh.
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Markets.-CARrrvLIr REPORTED FOR THE TRIBUNE.

TUESDAY June D, 100.
AsEEs-The market steady the demand Is fair; sales Of
lc0 bbls. IS IS for Pots, and 80 for Pearls
BEESNAX-Ihe market il steady 1000 10 yellow sold at
Aic.
COAL-Tnere Is change in Anthracite; sjd IS % Is the
price from ysrd. Foreign i dull. We hear Of sales
COTTON Is quiet to-day. Prices rule hEn. The sales
reported at 2co bales mostly 70 tansitu We continue our
former quotations. a. follows
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To Mariners

IpE1ANp-rAsr CoAsr-DUSpALK FLsssrSG LIeHr.-Ths
Port of Dublin Corpcrac have given notice that LIGHTHOUSES
las erected within the enrsnce OF pandak da Dor On.n
rel from which lisht WI be exhibited the evening Of a
lsth Jaw OF June 1888 and which hencsforth VIII b
iehted durirs every night ffom sunset TO SUNRISE
The Light viii be Flashing Light that is liked lisht
vered by ahes giving cash IN every 10 econs hs
focal pont IS feet over the level OF the sea high water
and b. clear weather will Re visible the distance Of etJut
niles To seaward the light viii appear OF the nafs. color
bright between the bearings Of W. BY ~ and N W. and
will be screened In the direction Of the Danany
Reefs between fhe hearings of N W. and n ~ r Ei is
will he Red the side Of pundak Bay aod
shown bright toward the Harbor Channel northery
The LghtHoS borne piles OF red color orsoet
into an oren framing below the dwelling, which OF Ocegona
form and eolored whites lbs the LIB House has aos
within the entrance Of the Channel and bearing from acis
Rocks (o Cooley Pont)N w w dsisgt y naatio miesS
from Dundaik Patch (rocky shoa N. by w w distant
nautc miles; from Dunsny Reefs eastward OF punsnJ rointp
n. w. distant 81 nautic niles -
The channel formerly nohwarl Of the Lighthouse now ruiS
eoutlward It. and passns outward the coarse lens-
Masters OF vessels cautioned TO give the phes samene
berth
M John WASHINGTON Hydrographer:
photographic Office, Admiralty London 10th OF April 1870.
LrcHr.Housr At fuckers BEACH, LITTLE Fec HARsok,
NAccoring previous notice the FIXED HE'D isn a. no
above ma Light House has discontinued usiescr
there viii be exhibited Fixed White Light varied by heshess
of the fourth Of the Of rene Toe flashes "ln "a
shown at Intervals and viii be alternately whs
The Light elevated feet above the level of the ses wu
uu the entire horizon aud the approaches 70 Little
oenhere from hight above he water at distance
OF IA nautical OF ~ statute miles - ,.,.s. a,
The Tower red The approximate position "" La,ue' "
deg so min II " Longitude deg 10 min " s,e W
PbiIsdeiphis june A. 1855 L. II. Inspector, 9Th District
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-06

DELAWARE BREaKwArER-A Fog Bell weighing Ivy ns
has been placed the Light House en- the Bissnwe NJ"
h. struck ,eyeu times minute Ia fogsy weather.
BY order of the l.. H. Boand u D. inA,.-,,,
Philadelphia, june 4, 100 IL ~ ''~t~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-06
ASSETS.

Total 81 5a ssI Ilss2s7 a,45,.7s 4oHaoe ,i5i s'6
As compared with the April statement this shows