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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-18
LuMBERrhsrs very lite Soios this article tw' car

LUMBER-Thsre very itf doing 10 this article W, car
LFITHER-we have nc chang. to notice today; the de-
msnd fair extent, an prices consequence Of asowy
and Bueuos mid dc 22c and Ansosturs, &c, al NC
French Cahki are d'i and prices rule hsh
LIME-Commou Tiockland firm q &c and Lump At 81 l2
LEADThere more inquiry a e = for spanish on tine
very sh oct have deraby checked snse,on, What
New Orleans there Is here Is held oy rev % t ines
NAVAL sT0REs-spir,s Turpentine dull but holders are
able maintain their positions sales OF 100 DDS a. VIC
Crude without material sh.s s the Common Ro i quiet
SEQ sb. w%nston at 81 $40 n delivered No s,s; Of
euslitS IS IL Is offered for thin Washing ton.
olLs-our English Lnseed market has sti Vssoe
lots sfdsSc. Crude Whale i IN moderate demand OWNS -
noea sn ernde sperm sssq held firmly view q
the light stock and small receipts Mshui.cSsa "a 10 io1
- IS for DO Blssehed Lard and Red quiet; prices ~
altered olive dull with sales Of 100 baskets quarts st - t
PRovIsToNs-The market is again better for Pork and the
$c Sn Ct a Ss sss 80 So for Prime
for CesT Beef IN god sSgs and sOd P are
siGys9 m g for DO Mess si for Vermont Mess 25s
80 Repacked Western Prime Mess Is 9gss At 20
rsou..t and are firm sales Of $50 hid. and d7c for
Shoulders and sidlotc for Hams. English bseon u hrn
sales of Is boxes homeless Mddes az Oc Lard without
change demand is active; sales OF 300 Dds ana
s q IL e tor oho and a for State. Cheese
dull at a lolc "a, x,-.,..
PLASTER-There is fair request 500 tEns Blue and White
sold al rs 50 and 400 Calcined at 81 75d +l3s.
RICE has been lively demand to-day; over Wv cats nave
been sold mostly dealers here dot as 9uay the STOCK
is still small and the prosp .etiye arrivals equally So
SUGARS have ed quiet as usual on ssturday prices are
0resp, AZ SAC and 90 hhds Cuba Muscovado at 81 act
SPICESFurther sales have been made Of 30 mats ASIA az
4oc large invoice just arrived held at 30 ana ordered 20
be stored that price cannot Obtained great the conf.
dence Sales also of Penang Nutmegs at
egg. s,.i
difficult purchase inside figures; sales OF $50 bbS a. ID
dS5lc for ohio and S5s AISLE for Prison Drudge Is retailing
ats
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Ocean steamers
Passengers Sailed

H. sand da Mis- schensI ch'oys and infant Miss
Baltimore Mr.. sesmsnn, Mr. KessslkamP, Aug ssekeSin
and lady, H. Ihennann Master b. vetierheim Master Tn
tel j. D. Hssus Albany; Jas. B. Kinbal Mss 4. R. Hass
dorm Bremen c. o. Wite, Charleston; Dir Edndgs Phla
delphia @. H. Gsreks, Mrs sOndheim snd child T. G Ham
man. MIs Z.eger NewYork; p Z. Thermometer ST. Louis
Dr. Newmsnn Gustav Msye Master L. Qulley New. YORK
:; DsPIssser' Me1ieS HC Griffin and family New;Yorsi
Denkenbseh New.York Miss Roberts Augusta Mira h.
Tseier, Msss Alderman and servant Master Tacker Mr.
Tacker Chss Scbleyel f. ~ f. Meyer Chs T. Hoffman,
Eerd. Osner, b. schnetle c. Volgsr New York L. Du
peiI New oresns ~ Rosenfeld, Mr. Roberts ChsIeston
phia A. Go gen T. Wrede A. Beschof T. H. Wrede Charles
Town; sehrefer Mr. 0utrem, N Y Mr. jacob, Chareston
w. Walter New.York ~ Jacbo Charleston; j. Loush, New
son, j. schoefbr Charles Dawson, Mrs Morris Mira Z. Leid
ert and child, Mrs. Keyermsun, Madame Psrso Madame
Schuitze H. w Harris, T. Lonnekslb Chas Krauss Dr. j. b.
sieodad DR.. A j. Johnson Schmul, Charles Rose New
York f. Meyer, Cuba; j. KopPie and child, Mr.. Kopple
Mrs. H. samuel and three children Jos Morren and LADY A
Lynch w. c. Cockorsn, s. Knka5e, NewYork DIR. Cole
Quebec; - Kucsehzer, NewYork; P. Shaw. Quebec Sig
T. Coet, lady and two infants New ork Mr. DE Slndry r.
Alexandra, New-orlesnsj ars d. Patton Psrisi Mrs Du-
I. Patton, Canada o. Steer, Philadelphia; Victor Muir
Henry Oldenboten, New York Mr.. Dumsine Canada r. l..
P Pss Aela Mr. steei Mr.. RENEE john "a
sehuze O. Fre,scher and lady, Mira Coleman C. Rosemuene
NewYork; Messrs A. Beange, Danes, Teense Faast Mad
Duran Mons Carnie and - Lanoth New Oheans Total 1855
In rteamlip Eriesson for HapreH Clearwater and lady Sir
Charles Grez and Peter Hogg and lady T. W. Durham
ID. Bsgez, Mr.. Barn H. Jones Mr. Patterson, V. smith
Nm A. Perry, Mr. Rtching and son. Mr. Alemsni. Richard
MeNsmee Mr. Cutler, f. w Hatehinss and lady, Mr.. Heme
berger Mr. rand, Mr. Carsour Mr. Laroueez Frank
Grower. Total y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-18

There good demand for BARK and further sales of uer
oitron made % for first quality No. l. The Cor
Ton quiet but firm at the late advance aud the sales
to-day beea limited FLoUR-The market continues dull
There is no demand for shipment and only few small lots
found BUYERS 10 5Od$le ID for and good brands
lIdsli IS Dbl for according to quality RYE FLOUR
Is quiet ~ IS Dbl CoRs MEAL is in limited request
WHEAr with moderate rece continues duh and dropping
90 bush. Western red sold az price not public and
500 bush coed Pennsyvana white - SO. RYE rather
lower snd 2CCO buh brought 81 Co. OARS are dull and un.e
tied and sales of eco bush mostly Southern reported
at eCdeSc T. bushel, which further decline Tbs
markets for GROCERIES remains inactive with small
business in SUGAR and COFFEE TO note ct steady rates
MoLAssEs wanted previous prices. The PROVISION mar
quiet the Of stock Mess PoRK held S %
and BEEF at Sl9 Dbl BACON sold warranted az ~
HANS Sides and &C. for Shoulders CUT MEATS De-
ing about lc. 10. less. LARD and BUrrRa are seady IN
WHISKY eing In tots AZ Ooc TOT oos anu JIG i0i
hhdS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-18
Markets-Reported BIZ telegraph.

NEW ORLEANS June l5-Our CoTTos Market has advanced
c to-day with of $500 bales mddng quoted at
c The weeks business foots 900 bales and the
quantity last The total
cep this port 900 bales short of the same time
1854 The stock in hand amounts to 10 600 bales FLOUR Is
e lower ard selling at 80 a5 has slightly declined
Nee. $40 2 he sales oCoFFEE during the week have been
$500 bags 1000 bags Fair sells at lie
BUFFALO June l6-l2t M-FLouR in very light request
sales $50 bbls 5000 IS for TO extra Lake
WHEAT quiet; Upper Lake Spring held 81 go without
ers quiet owing the hmness of holders ees so
bush at 79c. OATS quiet. WHISKY dull CANAL FREISHrs
active and unchanged
ALBANY June l6-l2:30 P. M.-FLoUR IL dull GRAIN quiet.
Western mixed Corn sd96lc WHISKY ct S5c kEcEPrs;
s6l bbs Flour $50 bbs Pork 5000 bush. Corn $500 BUSH
Oats
PROVIDENCE June l6, l8S5-CorroS-Prices unchsnsedi
sales $50 bales at full rates WooL-Market without change
no rates with larger sales amounting Iii 600 lbs PRINTING
CLoTHs-Prices firm; sales 81 400.
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MA Rim II TO URNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. JUNE i6.
Cleared.


nshipsJamestown, Parsh, Norfolk Ludum Pleas
ants Nashville, Berry, Charleston, Spoford Tleston Co
Auglsts, Lyon, Savannah, 5. L. Mitchil
ships-Ec Everett Gunty City Point G. II. Church Co
A. Gasn Delsro, Liverpool q innel Yorkshire Marsha
Liverpool Mafshall Co.; Middless1, Parmee. Corpus
Christi. I. r. Stanton
Bsrks-yssper Bennett. Charleston Durham Dimon; Z.
Coming koch, New Bedford Allen Paxsou; r. Pendston,
Noyes, Naencia, X p Buck Co Union (Brem) Hortrnan
Bremen, Hennngs, Muller Gosng John Hermann tBren)
BoInhodt Hamburg Karki Ecoriazs Ryder, CardenAI
WaEcweli. knowon A. Co.
bhgs=Hayi koteon Aux Cages Young Co.; Frederick,
Wan sSmeth, 81 Domingo City, A. G. kosdere & Co.. PEN
gum tbrl, Wilmington Bermuda Mddlstos Il Co; Swan,
nou,in' MrsnEAs Nesmith sonf Emelina Hemingway,
Kun Cay White Duncan John PANE Jones, Philadelphia
J. n Briggs; Chasens, Hanor Portsmouth, ~ H. Nesmith
a Sous
schooners-J. w. Miner Berry, Mobile Lane. West 4
Co j. SPARKS Whitaker Baltimore johnson slssht; Flor
Porto PoItl Bapisa Opoo De Gonva Lea John castnsr,
beLne,t, A,pnwal, J. W. Elweli Col C. Grant, Gamssc,
CardenAs II. D. Brookman Co; l.. s Pond Crowc Phs-
dsphs Ja and Mary Farnsworth Everett Portsmouth s.
W. Lewis J. w Franklin, Boston, Dayton Sprasue; Ella,
ulmer Boston, b. u Mecsfj Lodushs Rouse Augusta Me-
II. ID. Brookman Co.. River Queen Fowler Providence
msster.
sloop-Rien5. Durfee, Newport, master
stesmers-Wesern Port, Berry Portland, Me-, J. Riley;
Sarah Stevenson Philadelphia W. II. Thopsoo Delaware
Cops PhAd pha 9aaaE de Oneida STAG khous Pha
aelphis J, N Briggs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-18

During the year there has been added TO the wharf
property 2l42 front feet part of which has depth of
400 feet The cost was $1,000. 1882 lineal feet
have been added TO the paved streets at a cost OF
se1 4Oe The money pressure Of last year prevented
the declaration of dividend The balance of money
ON hand is more than sufficient to quidate every de-
mand against the Company. At the present minimum
selling prices Of the lands the value of the property
estimated at 100000 or 500 2 share. The mana
GERS anticipate very large advantage from the extern
sion of the Northern Central Railroad Company to
their property and the establishment Of its depots upon
it. The Report of the Directors says:
"The Canton Company is the sole and bona tde owner
Of what your Board and, they believe, the puDlc
also generally regard as very valuable ana hlghly
improved real estate. wholly uninenmtered, and stu
aed in and adjacent to the city of Baltimore binding
on the deepest water of the harbor for more than
mile and quarter, and embracing large proportion
of the best wHARvEs and shipping property OF the port
at aso possesses in addition very extensive I'M
provements consisting not only in the extent OF ITS
territory and the wharves 10 which allusion has been
made but in warehouses dwelling-houses, farms and
paved streets.
Dor and anxiety, very considerable revenue, as ex-
hibited by the annexed tables consisting of permanent
ground rents (annuitiesl current leases and wharfage
The United States Railroad Car Brake Company have
established Office at No. 90 Beaverstreet for the
sale of that valuable invention by this arrangement
the brakes of train of can be instantly applied
by the engineer, with great power. See advertise
ment.
The Philadelphia Ledger says; The anthracite
coal tunnoge is light this week from all the several
lines. The shipments on the Lehigh for the week
ending on Saturday last, reached only 2o,3os tuns,
making for the season 3O4,O39 tuns. The Read
ing Railroad brought down for the week ending on
Thursday 43lll tune, making for the year DOL 1862
tuns again Sol 355 tuns to the time last year.
The shipments on the Scbuylkil Navigation for the
week ending with Thursday last, were 1882 tuns,
making for the season Sol zoo tuns against 3o7 o5s
tuns to the corresponding time last season. There
must have teen some obstacle to free working on the
Lebigb, or on the Delaware Division though we have
not heard what The shipments from the schuykill
region are light though they indicate that the difficulty
last week of working from the flooded condition OF
the mines, has beer overcome.
The following is the condition Of the New-Orleans
Banks:
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H. po.,o, and Maine Railroad has declared q

The Bostou and Maine Railroad has declared
se,n;. animal dividend Of y cent. The road has
earned somewhat more than y cent in the last ak
months.
tn, Boston Courier states that OF the eight remain
inc roads leading from that city only three will make
dividends at the present tme-the Western three-and
half and the worcester and Old Colony three each
The Fitchburg. Eastern, Lowell, Providence, and the
Boston and New-York Central will omit to make re-
turn. 70 their stockholders although the Fitchburg
Company proposes to make scrip stock dividend in
January next.
The subscription for the exchange of Bonds in the
Vermont and Massachusetts Railroad is not progress
ing very well. Up to noon Friday, only 100000 out
of 81 100 900 had been signed for
Imports of Foreign Goods at the port Of Boston for
,ba ueek ending June la
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-18
SECOND eOaRD.
sales or Stocks st PhiIadeirhia.

lasposted for TEr n Y. IxisrsE. ,, J. n. D. ysTl
fy BoaF6-z otc PeuE 81 siu - REQ fsnos Co1psn "a
-, eis LekiEh s. 70 TaGi eo a., s. Ut - wi1aizz.
Ten Railroad e. ~; $40 Cry Rzlrs<3 o.. {. r. dsys
~; zee. City IS C. r. days As; n PsnSs Ksfo4A al
Ndo cab, "a North PetBa Rsrosf = % d. css, y
hn-hh R2i-osd, tS. IS Latte SAL ks1Eos4 So =
o. zee Reading Road. - ~ se "a. 4sys ~ 70 q, 81
Betxecn Boards--Sc Sorris,awn r. n So.
Aeond Roar6-So0 City g. C. p ef4s 20 Cfyss G. p ~.
lac City r. r. SC. r. 81 loco Cay T. 8 o. q q p y,
led fenna X r. O. "a y 81 Shay. EsT. rfsf Et
ioo Lehish Zine esA 2i Penaa r. r. "a. 20 Kss1ss h
q b5 sl 100 Reading r. r. 10 t53; 10 WasAinxon CfY
States, "A.
lfiey basrd5cO RsAdos R.R $. -, 10 Ltl, scuyi Ssr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-18
SArrRDLY. Jnna i6-P. J

SArURDAS, June i6-P VI.
There was active business at tie Stock BSard
to-day, with rather Irregular prices. Tho eadiss
fancies were generally heavy, while most of the In
vestmcnt Stocks were firm. At the Second Board,
with the exception Of Reading, the market rmer
and at the close prices had an upward tendency.
Reading len Of at sOl, Erie at act, Harlem at ssl,
Hudson River at 3sl, &c., showing no important
change excepting in Reading. The Western shares
were firm generally, but Cleveland and Toledo fell of
10 al; GaJena and Chicago advanced 10 1885,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-18
To Mariners.

Carr. Tower Of the Government tender ELzsoe'h I ~
pcse of reettins the ost buoy striped buoy has been
10 mid char mel Just lelos the pies which vessels esn ~ ~
either hand Ii wond have given greater satsfacton
bnov h,a been plseed upon the Gsngway Rock, 20
its pOsiiOp Another buoy la. been placed On
OF The South Flats opposite Black hoek ana son
s.ibr,y POINT These axe decidedly the bst baoys we
ever had A. Ihsy watch well and can be seen At sa'
'SI''' "''"" '' [Newburypor Herald ins
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-18
Spoken. &c.

June CIV plot boat j. A. westervelt, No. l9, on Ss
sboal shp Harriet Irving from Rio for Boston. r ~
June @ lat 10 20, lon % 30, bark Cuba, from e'oo
Smyrna -. kifdPs
fr Philadelphia. Nf.h tbfJ
hence. Reported: the night Of tbs 18th IA plssoe
New.York = !. Cspe HspJ
Jsne ls, Cd Cape Nay, ship Llexelyn' 80 h.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-18
MARRIED..

BccAar-RyBERc-On Saturday June 16, by the Rev. Mr.
Van Dyke JAMES A. BoeART, ESQ.,, to Miss AMELIA Eu.
eHxii second daughter OF CHARLES j. Rybes Esq, both OF
Brooklyn. -, r.
CLARK-fssRy-At St. Thomss's Church, Bethel Conn; on
Thursday June a. by the Rev. Geo f. Seymour the Rev.
jams srARR CLARK Tvoh, Dutchess County, ~ " to
Miss FRANCES Y. FERRY Of Bethel, Conn.
OepFE-BAcoxAtS ST. Clements Church Wednesday June
g. by the Rev. T. e Eston, CHAsLEs WILLIAM OGDEN and
MAY ARATAGE BAcos.
vsasot-SouTHARDAt Poughkeepsie, Wednesday even
ing l3 by the Rev. c. s. Hageman Mr. REUBEN O. YER
MOL to Miss HARRIET T. sourHARD, all OF Newfork City
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NETWORK CLASSIFICATION
Up.endsL rorida Mob

COFFEE has been generally quiet to-day Prices have
ruled finn In Java invoice Of 1913 bags just arrived per
ikp South Carolina from Rotterdam sold a. ic In Rio
the Offering 600 bags; the demand only
moderator Of i6 bags lcc aso Of 30 bags La
guayrs AZ lclc snd no bass -. Domingo a std9lc
FLOUR AND MEAIs-The market for Western and State
aur up an Cor very inferior brands Of the latter lower
The fair mainly very ordinary State passed
uperfne but does with the trade generally The
medium grades fair demand fall prices. Extra brands
ported The sales go bbs : ST 30 for Boz
aus" state 81 80 81 for good State % 51
50 SIT to mixed 10 good brunds Michigan Indiana and
good Ohio and ell 2jd< $ for GIs-se Canadian
FloGr lees active the arrival. large prices are
tanned the sale co bblG &0dsl IA f1r common
beet bfaDts sonbern Flour l. lower and brands
the sales bbl a. IS
rood saudafd brands Alexandra Baltimore Georxetown
Ell Sdl2 81 TO- fsy0nfe Fancy aud EITa brands Rye Flour
rather lower and DALI sales Of 100 bbs at 81 ga Is
Corn Meal "a steady bbs Jersey Of IS o rs ia
GRAIS-Ouiy slina,sd usnd 6r Wheat Prime /. carce
and l. held aDo,o he views u maers Rcd Il uusa..
bic 10 tales usnslicd Rye brn sales Of 600 bsh
81 "a TO- bAis lower and uussted, the demand
nodeftr sales Of Wesrsu 5aSOc and 81 Sc
faty for ui1e hat l. Gr yellow southern the sas.
are no lush O. Mrdt for Western mixed 81 goal o.
of Cat aid foubd ie.oss AaA VI isasl . round snd
n.t ths included "a he are 800 bush Hrsd flr dey
iAY-Ils demand fsL r .lippps sale. o. 40 bale. at
Siasltci
uzc ~ ~
hiDts-Ihs saris, quiet to day With moro seuAae.s in
Ffs. ssiss hnenos Ayres al Re Porto Cabeo Isl lGe
AID Astseiss 81 Ne seectsd MONTH, The ck on had
to Including 600 bnenos Ayss ~ 100 Rio raaie N S
D. iHse 700 Porto csbeo and Bafoeona
a. seo ssssns 100 San Juan Chssres 2oS
osiefn and Isss 1000 Wes lndIa and go Buenos
ayss
lROsI Air demand for Scotch PIC !, sheli firmly st
Ia cash az go Donih.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-18
Markets. CAREFULLY REPORTED roR The TRIBUNE.

aiktts-- CAREFULLY KKPonTED FOR TIE tribune.
SATURDAY June IS. 1885.
ASHES-The market unchanged and the demand fair;
sales Of 80 bb 80 for both kinds.
BEFSNAN-There moderate demand; notice sales OF
l,C(t n 81 .7Q27ie.
CoTToN-Ihe mske has declined dic.. fully the former
in holders have submitted the latter in
effect The business has been bat moderate. not
ceecrg co bse The following quotations the accurate
figures which the major part of the transactions have been
edr
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BY Telegraph.
SAVANNAH, Ju'

SAVANNAH, June l6.-Ar steamship Florida woodhnii.
New-Nork &c hours. =, al. ,...x-
BOSTON June l7Arr at Quarantine ship Cavalier Liver.
pool; banks Daniel Mesnna +. H. Warrington smyrna pis'
Reuben Carver Cardena; Joseph Park and Adepna rhs
depha
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-18
Receipts Of Produce .

BY North Rrer Boas-6 4s bbs Flour 80 pks Ashes 81 do
Whisky 2 do. Lard, SO bush Rye Sc do Corn, 5," do
Oats 500 do Wheat, IN bbls Provisions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-18

Passengers Arrived
In the bark RaatOV from BHsaos AyTa-Cspt II. A. L.
Potter
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SUPREME COURT-sPEeIAL TEEM--JUSE le-Before Judge
CowLEs
IN THE MATTER OF REGULATING AND GRADING

COURT CALENDAR-THis DAY.
CouRT OF Common PLEAs-Part /, adjourned.
Part Nos 8 345 $50 e6 $40 $751; $40, ST. 75i TO- 72,
SUPERIOR COURT, &c.-Published on Saturday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-18
The aggregate for the season is

Week ending June l6.. loSroo5 SlOJiI1
so $4,000 S49232
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-15
DIED,

On The ii n instant, a. } O'Clock, tfter a short
Illness, Mr. JOHN FOY, aged years, native
Il CastleTeah, RoscommOn county, Ireland, but
for number o. years resident of this city.
His funeral will take rlace Tomorrow afternoon
at , clock, fom his late residence on the corner
New Jersey avenue and ID street, near the Depot
at which time and place his friends and acquain
tanCps are Invited 10 attend
On tn 18th instant, GEO. y ID. CLARKE, ~
the 30 year of his age
His funeral will take rlac. Tomorrow afternoon
al 4o'CIoCk, ON his late residence on the corner
OF l. and 18Th streets, where the friends of tLG
family are respectfully invited to attend.
AZ the Navy Yard on the 1Ith instant MARY
CATHERINE, aged II years, second diughtel
Of George A. and Catherine Bohrer.
Her funeral will take place to morrow (Tues-
day afternoon at O'Clock, from the residence Of
her father, corner Of 18th and n streets, Nav,
lard. Friends and acquaintance Of the famil;
are invited to attend. =
In Georgetown, on the 18th instant. ROSE
NARY, aged years, fifth daughter of Chas A
aud Sarah Newton. q
At ANNAPOLIS, Nd, on the l2th instant RICH
ARD II SCHWRAR, In the 33d year of his are
eldest son Of George and Ketupah Schwrar
(blt Sun copy)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-15

With these authorities staring them in the
face, no man can doubt but that such decla-
rations would not be legal and competent evil
dence to establish the fact asserted by them.
Yet it is only the =" inference" that such
declarations were made which was deemed
sufficient by the committee to disfranchise Mr..
C!ampitt. All must admit that the presump-
ton Of law that Mr.. Clsmpitt Is a citizen,
stands untouched; and, therefore, that he is
entitled TO all the advantages and privileges
appertaining to his citizenship. There are but
few of those of the old residents Of this city, who
have known Mr.. Clampitt from his infancy,
and who can be induced to believe that he was
not born here. The writer Of this article has
heard several such express their disbelief when
the assertion was made in their presence Mr..
Clampiu's earliest recollections are associated
with this city. He has grown with our growth
been with us in advorsity, and prospered in
our prosperity. He has known no other coun-
try than this. His opponents will find that he
values too highly-holds too dear, all those in
estimable rights and privileges which belong
to him as an American citizen to permit them
to be wrested from him by any trick or legis-
lative maneuver without most earnest resist
ance on his part. They will learn that there
is tribunal where brute forceis unknown, and
right and justice alone recognized. He will
meet them there. s.