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DIED.

CoLY-On Tuesday 10Th inst Of Consumption Mrs ELIz, d.
CoLs daughter Of Jas Richards eyed 3 years
The relatives ard friends Of the family invited % attend her
funeral day Thursday o'clock from her fathers
itepce No. ISL Perry -.
Ter rem sins will be Inferred in Greenwood.
FoRDOn Tue'day July TO- Isaac FoRD in the SD year of
age.
TIE friends Of the family invited attend the funeral
THURSDAY afternoon 10 O'Clock, his late rslence ldav
near 18th UaIlem without further Invitation. His
mains will be inferred Ia Trinity Church Cemetery.
T,FFI-On Saturday It'll Inst JOIN TAFFE, At No 81 Parks
ssed S. Yeas
Ts eus were Inferred IN the Cemetery Of the Eyenesns
McKnsTRY-At Ypssnr Michigan. AZ he res6eoce Of bis
father Saturday the sd Of June last CHARLES McAss
toy, sged % years
Deceased graduate Of Rutgers College and for seys
years past prscilced law in the City Of New-iofk.
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FARcEs-There are two tbeaters on Chambers St,
in one we are wont to laugh at some burlesque on
common sense, as an amusing farce But it has
never been our fortune TO see farce enacted al Bur.
toni tesier at all TO compare in its broad buresque,
with that daily enacted the other side OF the street
where Justice reason, common sense and common
honesty, ave all so broadly carcatured or entirely
thrown overheard, that We are constrained to cry,
instead Of laugh to think mankind can turn the game
of life into 'such complete burlesque. We were IA
vored with ticket yesterday to Of these heatri
ca rooms on the City Hall side of the street. Il read
ss follows:
The Teoylc of he York (suady perssn'J
Greetings We conmsud you and each 4 you that 6unee
IL VOW oief psr.cr. eoIe our Justice Of the Marine cOar
Of the dry It The City Hal # the said City on
the said dsy then and there testify those things which
coS beis cen Richard Roe IT, ma TohS d. defend
ant pGr # the def ndArt; and this Of
ot under the penalty Of Fifty Dsl..s q5ou .ql
ssid y The t cav Of July IL the 18th " our lndepend
MOSES D. CALF, c.etk.
Now who these actors were who had got up this
legsl farce for our amusemest-such amusement a.
the eels had while being skinned-we knew as little as
tie woro does who this Richard Rec or his great an
iaeonist John Doe ma, be, OF what they have been
Its atng about in all the English courts for the last
century We don mean TO be understood, however,
hat the r., mes in our ticket the nsmes Of these
notable sectors in the greatest Of all faTces bat that
we knew just as much about Messrs. Doe ADD Roe as
re cd abou; re parties named, or their business, or
Nv VIA. possible amount of bur,esque Of common
or uncommon seu,e we could be called upon TO tes-
"ti'y those things which either Of you know in Ger
tain action now pendpg-'
AT hrst we mentally resolved to pay no affection to
tie matter but on sober second thought, however
which is said to be the best when we discovered that
it would be exceedingly nconvenent for us to pay tina
penalty Of fifty dollars we ooncufed IN look IN a.
ten o'c'ck" pre- isely. No; having had me oeneo'
Of sslt-ws alter education we had some difficulty II
smelling out the local hGhta:ion of this Marine cuHs
iy. We did not know of more than one "City Hal In
NtwYork and all the legal and medical Jurisprudence
ct band could not tell of any Court thu. bore the
slightest resemblance to the marine animal thst 1.-THE
"people Of the State of New York had declared were
"olr justices before whom we mus. sttend, whether
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brown. shipicx & Co.'S Circular.

Per pdolfcl LIVERPOOL, Friday, June =, ls5l
Co1TON extremely depressed in the early Of the
wees forced sses made At decline ofaly a. Z d
In the la three days there has been
great ion with large speculative purchases which have
al ho fully regain ali they had lost aud 10 reetsbsh
the quotations BY the last steamer viz:
FAR Orleans I'll Far Mobiles. II FAB Uplands..1
Mlddlng Midding g 7.l6 Mddiing, .....n
OrdinaI, b. sooo ordinsry $500 Infsroriia5t
lu,ness week ending evening reaches IS $50
hBles which IL Tepor ed be speculation and 900
for export To-day the es,imated at 20 900 bales,
hslfto he trade.
Total tok Of Cotton this port. SCI coo 900
Tos stock year. 10 0Ob Amer. 600
Import fr the week 5S71 AmeT.. 5I4CJ b.
There hs. been rather done In Msncheer Ia
If the advance Ia COTTON Yarn has improved ID
ID Goods in rshe demand but without change ia
price.
1h- wcrthsr has become beautiful and farmers busy with
the Hay harvt W ioh promises well Gresi improvement
also sppent the Grain ard Corn make' has De-
quiet WHEAT and FLOUR dull A. last weeks
prices KDIas CoRs has declined y ar. White WaEar,
ga 23 Red 10 dlI4 y 70 10. Western Can4 FLOUR p
a4lI Illsde phia and Baltimore ~ a4l6; Ohio, - aH;
Canada Il 9f2 Sour. S9 go bill yellow CoAS, f6 Ga
al; Mixed 46 a &c g. and While, 47lG p Or.
Ros continues In fair demand he sales for the week being
$50 Ibis a. AZ 4i3 4 cwt. for common quality.
Nothing doing IN TUKPENTINE.
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sECoyD BoaaD.
WEDNESDAY,, July LIP. N.

The business Of the Board was large to-day, but
the general tendency of prices was downward The
foreign news. although it Is not easy to know Why
,vs Considered unfsvorsbe by operators sn the dis
po,it;op to .e was considerable. leading operator
Cor "a. made free offers at long sellers options Of
MANY Of the Stocks the list The decline in the
market was cot without exceptions. At tho SecOad
Board the market was lees heavy. Reading. under
the seniofheisl announcement Of the diydead Of ~
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FIRES.
FIRE IN oAK-sT.

Last evening a fire occurred in the dwelling house
No II Oak-st., but the flames subdued before
the premises had sustained any material damage.
No alarm was given by the bell.
FIRE IN BROOKLYN
About yesterday, fire was discovered in
Mes1s Russell Il Packs agricultural implement
maruiacury in First-st., near South Seventh st.
Water ben handy, the f'mes were suppressed before
they had made any Roadway. Loss about $500.
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Of GO bsss stou. one fourth sold 2a Tor mid Per Gam
her ven CO bales fr quality offered bot chieaJ
taken N at l7l5 Qacksiveo lil9 o. =,
HIMp-Tbs maskei continues without improvement ST. Pc,
tersbus CeA Quoted ga - iaDs ssbt county,
.sle Juie ailloia sli15 for good o'd. mi, .,,.
IADIGoL,sle doing in Of the sales on '~h pfoK
IroE eonu. sosd ee.ssad fg prices we quote kss
s. sEa7 E Per. q l' Re on SP board IN "''s ''0'
LAED-Pnees sihsr looking uP Western IN Kegs ~
Insrrp-7Ie uart,t be- selvc :. advancing prices;
fn- osse' TO- either the spo or FOR anna. AFn7'
B,Yfsttb sl,o advance ssersse quality 50 e9 = g.
L5n G.sfSss I IS s sSt s a sSS
H. INT hir-.ps Bos.ou beg Cakes eli lo New fsTk bis
= ~ arc o' uuief spS s a. 9i Southern a.
Pa, Sal s2 Io csa go 10 9s1 oys is sI% asS i Il
b teS scis at q snS sSHed at g sa5s n.sea hs,
beer ls'Fc u demand i 'Ieculsdcn and prices have I'M
proved q the got |2 fr dsliysis. up Deem
Rrcf fss nd pre-. rsber eSer 2coO bas. Bengal
TO q BeDss .od pvs..y from TsSsS for good whit.
In 1oaiiIg goes We bav, pcth1g to report,
ssL1pIlIK qu,i and Co i over 80 bsss Bengal ref ol
q seny Ma =, q and 500 beg. az ? cen sl.s
HUN 10 puncb, DeinsrsTs sold :; 2 g proof gallon.
Y'-4s.s,,Ilto PuIsh,. poro Rico borsht iq !, is
cs.s. PlsnS I'll I'd foG iIcasIa with dns from sea
80 Cse.-tl bags ZsuzbGI realized SD and u. cSes good
ensHg i'om isl4d Gser-955 bass rough African brought
srtL, ~ dbl at s2s NJ CT the spot.
sre~k The market i.lo sive but holders generally
no 70 pres ssis sas ee' ~ S 81 I'd Tas s:
o. Nti fSs are og hads. Ic q -oSV Dag. nsa Nm
tIc isttts Porto Rico go boxes Havana Oh ely sod
fo rIevious We have Only to report the Of ons
fcsfiu VIZ: So Lses white Pernambuco al IS for
Trieste insured free Of particular s-erase.
@-IMPORTS.-
.SJt. 1873.
Of n 3l2 1000 2sS70o 100
Great ETfEin...... oo44pfVVV <o,-y'CV
TOta.......................Be ssBOoOO 5jo,7soOOo
--sTocKs--@
1854. 1858.
chief uorfs OF ll440Ooc0 100000
o. eat zl3 8COoO ISL 203 600
Tots............. ........D so 2oloO ~ oOs ooO
TFA-Iubc -. oyrVr g 3245T pEss. held dudag the
have ot very hay only about 1900 pkfs Of this
cbAly bnving been - sul after the auctions Common
CoDgoU os a. Sl6Saa =, D
TiS-Ei glbh was t6v.ueed the 18th inst 81 y cwt
common, and A. refined; present prises are: Blocks llf
Bar ISL Rs6Sed 49, straits scarce and he'd Al advance
1921. Btncs ll4l.
TUPPENTSE-l. 90 bbis Rough reported S'6 Ameh
is been sold at "a from wsrebsuse and s. 10
rive.
TAILow Is que, 81 az the spot sad So for the last
n u Innnfhs n tho
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There was also English coin Of the value Of O, srs.
The business at the Clearing House sl3 25s, Ooo
The telegraph states that Mr. II. ID. Bacon has pub
I,hed IN St. Louis a reply to tbs Committee Of the
Common Council Of that City. He proposes that the
city shall pay to Messrs. Pege, Bacon Co. the full
amount due for interest cost &c also all the money
expended By them on account Of the Railroad subse-
quent 10 the date Of the deed up 10 the time Of the
transfer Of the same with interest-the city taking the
mortgage bonds Of the Company bearing interest at
cent, and having twenty years to run.
The Pacific brings a considerable amount Of orders
for our securities including Erie and Hin is Central
Stocks and Bonds, Central and Panama Stock,
&C, and some Western Bends and city and county
seeurites Generally the limits are too Low, but Ia
some Cases the orders can be executed. The letters
are cheerful and anticipated fair business this Fall
They speak encorragDgly Of the crops BON IN EGG
land and on the Continent
In L5ndon money abundant at 9@2i Y cent on
Government .tock' and 3a3I cent in the dscounA
marie, The rayment Of the dividends would COM
,oe,cs in about week, ana the supply would then be
irc,e,,.S The arrivals ofspecie continue large. and
The bullion in the Bank Of England Is likely steadily
70 augment The increase for the week WA
fl0s,3io.
The return from the Bank for the week ending The
23d of Jure gives the following results whea compared
with the previous week:
Public d-poau...Rs s's ss5 Increase. ,ssi
Other deposats.... B>f,Ho decrease eS,D4
Kest.............. S,lGZ79 Increase 2I1t
On the other side Of the account:
~ $50 oss Inc 21i5eos
Other secUnfies......... I2BSsJ Decre.st... 44t3
Noes nnen pioyed...... u.ss7.5lo IncreaG... zsle
The Of notes in circulation is Els, 34s i35,
being increase Of $500 aud the stock Of bulios
In both departments is fls i6s, O26, showing In
Of Glos,slO, when compared with the preoed-
ing return.
Consols had improved I per cent, closing at 9ii.
The liabif Zee Of Messn. StrahsD, Paul. d Co. are
Geo, 600, including Gus 90 Of securities belonging
10 their customers. It's Is punishable By fosrseea
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SPAIN.

Teleeraphic intelligence from Madrid is to the 27ih
June There was a rumor that the Government was
about to demand loan of 200 900 of reals to cover
the deficiency in the finances.
Nothing further is published respecting The Carlist
insuuectOp.
dispatch from Gen. Concha states that all is qnet
in Cuba; Gen. Quitman and ihe kilibustero leaders
have resigned, aud confdcrcc is restored.
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AUSTRIA.

The Vienna Monifeur of June 90 contars an lmOe
rial decree in when the Emperor pres his satisttc
ton at being enabled to send the reserves back TO their
homes The total reduction in the army is now called
10000 men.
Authentic adviccs from Vienna state that there is 80
foundation whatever for tie assertion published IN
several German papens that new proposals OF peace
had reached Vienna from ~. Petersburg.
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INDIA AND CHINA.

Telecrnpbic anticipation OF the Indian mai with dates
from Calcutta to May 10 Madras "a, Bombay y,
Shanehae T. Hongkong 10, and Canton May s, Is nc
oeved. Nothing new from India trade was not &C
tive; money market tight and fIeights falling. Ex
change at Calcutta 2il2.
Femme prevailed in many parts of China There
had been considerable fighting, with varying success.
Exchange at Shanghae 6.3.
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MARRIED.

PuRKuAppT-Mr Rs-Or Monday evening July by the Rev
DR.. H. Anihon, Rector Of ST. Marks Chlrch, {. Buzz
HARDT ESQ., to Mrs. CsTHAaINr MEAS, all Of this CITY.
OTIs-DUcAS-In Brooklyn "Wednesday, July IL by the
Rev. Wlism Hogerih CHsRLss Orfs TO Miss May A.
DUCAS of the ate Rodman Bovine all Of brooklyn.
DEaN-sTEwsEr-On Wednesday, July H. At Madison
Presbyterian Church BY the Rev Dr. William Al uns May
Youngest daughter Of the late Avian Stewart Esq II New
York aud the Hcn. GILBERT DgAs. Of Poughkeepss
Utica and Now Haven papers please copy.
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IAdYeriise ment.l

RTsHTON's CPEAM SYRJPs AND PURE SODA
WArER-Upward q % ooo persons have refreshed themselves
RusBToS Soda Fountains the llst few warm days Tue
rev Syrurs made from pure fresh Cesu and the most
cooling ard deghtol drink prOduced-moIe refreshing
than Ice Cream IN hot weather Cal and try H. corner
- and Broadway and No 10 Aor House ecr Barclay At
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Advertisement
Tha Grnaf inhnlinr remedy for Asthma. Con

The Great inhsling remedy for Asthma, Con
p,on aud all Of thu Throat and LunGs DR. Cur
russ HYGESA Thou,sds have been e'toed % aeh the
pasg year BY Pn pal Oce No. SO Broadway,
and sold BY H. RING, No. 1872 Broadway. Pdee only IS
psoksse Dr. CURTIS will b. the ohss daily from 10 to
O'clock, where he may he consulted nee Of charge.
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CITY ITEMS.

THE WEATHER 1t was bot again yesterday, but
not extIemeN So the sunbeams being shut off at inter.
vas by heavy clouds. About 10 O'Clock in the even
ing lhee was a slight shower of RAIN
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IAdYerfisrnenf.f

PURDY's NATIONAL THEATER.-Mr.J J. r. SCorr
AID MR. H. f. NICHOLS eminentJ popular periorm'rs,
are stfrsct age fashionable audience 70 this f,yote
'heser ToNIGHT they appear the drama q Rob
Roy the drama of Good aud Evi' concluding the h.
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CONC AnRoAD.-Among the passengers FOR Europe
in the Baltic yesterday were Mr.. James Anderson,
the actor; w. w. Corcoran. toe banker; Judge John
son of Albany; Judge DEMO, Of Utica; Jas. Gordon
Bennett, Editor Of The Hraid Col John s. " iiians'
who commanded the Kentucky Volunteers 70 mex
leo; MI. Buckingham Smith, the newly sPPon'ea
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.


. Per Poelsel LONDON, Friday, Jurs 81 lshS-5 NJ
The Cocu and Foreign markets have bren sts-iy
duns ID. week but without much activity The wesih y Is
SSsSs sy ' s. ' the SS sss DSss Bar
snVKK 5li south American DIvktooNs % ASESIeaN
Ana there Of be Overland Mail ~it, vices from CseTi u
the 9h May MsdrAs s4'h Bombay 9Th shsnshae 4'h hoas
Coca quc lao bags Trinidad have been offered darios
the wrek ray sd em 81 all Tor good gray 20 good
being rather sper as bag Gronsds reS-- from 90
CorFrK IN demABd at late quotations
CoenNxAL firm S7S bags At suction today al oSSd Buy
er the ufsEo qssi Is at Id y sdysnes, = e's' hsSS ~
fine Slveis, AMI 1s oT biaekS 10 bags a0-daf oA'e
COFrrt-TSe market continues ao,ve aud al eooy escrP
ons Of Ceyion tnd adv buyers at full prices so e"ks -
durins ths ~ees and nearly ell IS as - low
mid % mid b%d olory lao rag Native 10 pubic ale re-
sld saOs =, al por, esrso o. $50 bss Rio
Glow euai 20 3 f the AeditsusneAH insured free o par
tcss 1he following the imports and stocks
Isl inst compared with thOso o; tbs poBlas period last
yesi
-IsPoRTs-@
Great Britain. isJOOOoo $1,000
reta.~..................S iltioo.eS $4,000
Shst fert. q EurOpe...........m gHreo lllSe@o
N''~' "i'Nn'ssss's''s''sss's''"p ~iV'fW T'V"'N
TO,h.......................1I $4,000 ISSsoo,oO
SeIr0s-InsIe ~As nothing doing Vni yesterday when
eesoen sesp,sd lower pnees, ard !Ngs business was
The LiStest
rets ~ Veees Al Liverpool the densnd hss alec -
WED ara ne es have ss.D become large ordAy quota
hou for mid Orle,Ds was 90. y n
hfnc Cosk nsrtef 90 hoDdsy thsre ony small
Py q English NHEAr with cossisraslo arrivals OF Fosegn
eeiery from the lower bdtc The dull naa
ssss partly y The yo.s e siae Of the weather aud The
eisste part OF the EDssh Wheat temaaed o.. unso Las,
esks average quotation for English Whes wa nil on So
2.eu rstuined Today The YER, du aud 70 Of
~ iss would hsve been Necessary tsks Iow.r p1ess
eq1<s: White American VII 81, 20 ass RED "a 0isl a.
; Dse,. AAas'is,n FLe log. y as. esrsi
sris .esr terus nom tiG5d. 6r fair good seoon IA
W hotss tom 81 ies5S for mid 10 good siam CuEeh;
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Total. Sll ,2il 90
lecrs ase. I'LL. 300 81

The steamer to day took s96s,o3s in gold, whieh
was about the amount anticipated and not equal "
the amount brought by the Ilpois. The details n
LII. nnnnrcd.
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THE BAxTER-sr. observation-disclosures Hilton yes
terday concluded the inquiston upon the body Of John
Wilson, who was fatally stabbed while in an ARRAY
with some Italians upon the roof of house in Baxter
St. Some additional evidence was taken, but nothing
TO show who inflicted the fatal wound; and the Jury
rendered a verdict of death from stab in the abdo
men at the bands Of some person unknown. The jury
also exoneraed the Italians from all blame, and they
were discharged from custody.
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CHEss.-Mr. O'Suliven, the U. s Minister at Lis
bon who is said TO be Of the best chess players in
America played during bis late stay in Paris twenty
seven games without odds with VI. Saint Amant, the
well-kncwn French player OF the twenty-seven NJ
Saint Amsnt won twenty-one, Mr.. O'Sulliyan three
aud three were drawn,
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ENGRASTs-The weekly summary Of the Commits
sioners of Emigration places tho whole number of
emigrants arrived from Jan. up to the 18th inst at
IS ,323-a decrease OF 1898 as compared with the
corresponding period of last year-and the overdraft
Of the Commission at si3 27l OF.
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For EuEoFE.-The United ststes Mail steamship
Baltic, Captain Comstock, left this port yesterday al
70 O'Clock for Liverpool, with pa passengers and
:ges 900 in specie.
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RrTuRSED.-Miss Davenport, the talented actress
returnt from California in the Illinois.
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DESPERATE ATTEMPT TO TAKE LUE.-Charles
Williams Dane, living at No. 40 Oak-st. was yes
erdsy arrested by Officer Pendegrast Of the Fourth
Ward, charged with beating and attempting to muir
der his wife Mary Ann BY shooting her with revolver
loaded with powder and ball. The circumstances
which induced him to commit the assault have not
transpired. He was somewhat intoxicated at The
tine and II is supposed jealous of the attentions
Of some other person his wife, who Is but 10 years
Of ace and to whom be has been married but three
weeks On Tuesday evening she went across the
street to No. Il for the purpose of procuring some
mix OF one John johnson who lived there and on her
return her husband seized her By the throe. and
presenting the revolver to her ssid Mary, you viii
"have 10 take this The wife Immediately screamed
and johnson came to ker assistance and seized her
husband. She thea started 10 run up the stairs
Johnsons house which she soon reached but was fol
lowed BY her husband, who again seized her and dis
charged Of the barrels Of the pistol at her, the bal
from which passed over her head and entered the
stairs Had she not stumbled on the stairs in conse
quence Of bis having trodden her dress the bal
would in al probability have entered her person. She
then tainted, and policeman Pendegrast rushed in and
secured the husband who was taken before Justice
Connolly andlocked up for examination. The accused
recently returned from California with considerable
money and bis wife at his earnest solicitation and that
Other friends married him against her own inclination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-12

HoxE AGAIS.-Mr. Van Buren,, the e1-President
viii bis sop, on account of whose health he has re-
msined so long sbroad returned from Europe yes ier
day morning in the Pacific. He is said to be looking
exirtmel, WELL He is expected to remain but short
tine in The City for the present is at the residence
Of MI John Van Buren in Fourth-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-12

CHARGE oF ROBBERY. - Arthur Carroll, bar
tender in the groggery No. Mott-st was yesterday
srrested charged with assaulting John Davidson OF
TeDthst., tear rorty -thrd-st., and rohbsg him Of
500 II appoa-s that Davidson ard two Others entered
the place and drank themselves tpsy, when they lay
down and icl asleep. When they swose, the bar
tender for some ceuse not explained, nssassd David
son and. is alleged robbed him of his wallet The
Sixth Ward Police conveyed the offender before Jus-
tee Connolly, and he was committed 10 snsTer the
charge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-12

The Stonington Railroad receipts in juno exhibit
about the same falling off as the Norwich. The de-
crease is in passengers the freight business having IN
proved. The receipt were:
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Advertisements J

fAaveusenert-I
Roof takes real life size Photographs on canvas.
Roors Photographs Of al sizes are unsurpassed
RcoT's Gallery i Of access
Roor sAt No. SIS Roadway corns Of Fraoklin.st.
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Fruit We acknowledge the receipt from George
Seymour & Co South Norwak, Conn, of basket
of excellent raspbeuies of remarkable size and de-
Hcious flavor. This fine fruit now in its perfection
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TRINITY METHODIST CHuRcH.-The corner stone of
tie new church edfce about to be erected Thirty
fourth-s between the Seventh and Eghth-svs. is TO
Re laid to day at o'clock p. VI. Addresses may be
expected from Bishop James the Rev. L. o. Hayens,
d. d. o. Michigan, and the Rev. A. NJ Osborne of
this City.
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day last. when some one threw shir: to the window
and be made out TO reach and secure it, On Tuesday
he Effected bis escape By forcing open the window and
Jumping upon the roof of e she'd in the rear Of me
building lie wss tlce seen by p hceRan Lsuer.
who procured pair OF over-hGuls for him Yesterday
he came before Justice Connolly and made com
plsipt q which the above The Substance The two
men accused were then arrested and now IN pTis-
O., awaiting examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-12

WEST INDIA ExAScIPATroy.-We learn that the
New-York AntiSavery Society will celebrate the APP
preaching anniversary of West India Emancipation
on Wednesday, August l. by a picnic excursion to
Moriss Grove in Jamaica, via Me Long Island Rail-
Iosd VIM. Lloyd Garrison il engaged to be present