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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-18
VARIED.

.yrpv sr.NBERRY--On Tuesday June IL, BY tne heV.
r,,nh r. Avery and u use, daughter OF henry
s,.uherTy esq., eli o! CINCINNATI
80 wrsrEayELT-Oa onday. Hume 49, Mr.. Auz'
wss Jane p Jas Westerve OF Brooklyn
nsvIs~HoBBs-In Nor:h Berwick. Ms, on "Wednesday,
%g.sjy Of shspleish, e. Mss Mary Hobbs, both Of
North 6srwck, Me-
SAIRFILLD-BESHoy CT-At Danbury Conn, on Tuesday,
June IL BY The Rev Pr Coe. George Fairfield Of this city
10 su,ss T. Benedict Of the former place.
SyARDSER-JACkl iAN-On Sunday June - in Jersey CITY
Mr. Geo Ii. Cart Of Newioak 20 Mis- ~ r. Jsck@sn OF
jersey City.
NErrtNG-UsfJGEs-On Monday, June IS, the Rev. Geo
M An - Of the A X. e. " 70 Susso Alec
s-shs.r 6fbe late Lewis Heisos NJ D. q oHtsne Coun's
p4EYD-fv3 NS-At ST. Pasi HinDesot., Thsrdsy, doT
5 En- e.t eyd Of Carver C>ssty kp 10 Martha dsn
Barclay lysss q fcnns kieT S~ss Soee5,
feoD. -
KIppsS-DAvIs-in rS~ek Berwick, Me on Wednesday,,
Ms,r by the New Mr.. szcvcos Mr. Henry ktddorrf Al
ned formerly Of rskesbury, Mass to sss Mary Jane
Dave Of SbspIesh Ma
KIDIiAN-FLEisHER-A Phisiephis- on sunary June
Mr. Isa. kian Miss Saish - tssher oil Of fhha-
etuhia
tOwE-BOYNrOR-I owego, on Wednesday, June L. by
Rev. Samuel Cox DID w. s. Lowe OF EuIr, and mary
BoyDtoR Of the ssrrDer place.
gEWMAN-HULsE-At Fort Hauiiton. Long Island, Oh
day jar Is, ny the Rev NJ. Seofed, Jared Newman
CO. Of Byron, 6eDesce County, y, ~ Miss Augnss .
Bulse only daughter Of Robert s. Nuse ese, oil the iOH
place.
RyED-wRIGHT-Ou Sunday, lame 49, mr l.. b. Reed to
Miss Eliza A. Virgin, all # Flushing, Long leland
Sullivan Nis Julia w. Bird, dsush,e % Chas BIRD esq
wBEATLEY-LOWERRB-At Jamsi,s, Long leland ON
money! lS Augustus Wheaney OF hs cry tc MISS
kebsccs d. L0weHe Of the former place.
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sECoED BOAR
TUESDAY, June l7-P. n.

TUEspLF June LIP. N.
The Stock market opened with continuance of the
heavy feeling of the last few days. but at the second
call higher prices ruled, and the improvement con.
tinued between the Boards and at the Second Board
After the rise became marked the shorts rushed in to
buy and ran prices up rapidly. AT the Second Board
the advices by the Arago were known. The COM
msn.s of the London Press upon American affairs, al
though indicating that the position OF affairs was
looked upon serious, yet were considered by the
street pacific that the upward tendency Of the mar
ket was materially assisted. The tone Of The london
Times especially was 30 at variance with the buster
ing which had been anticipated tina: quite sensation
was excited. The tmid, who had been ceiling Erie
st S. become vslisnt again and bought at SIS and the
Lumber OF the vercbraed animals in the street rap
Idly ineressad. Enc, which hal sold a. 81 during
The mcrpipg, closed at sol, an improvement OF y
ce ON the lest price yesterday. The immense traffic
of the road, published this morning, had deab.
some Influence in producing this rice. The busi.
less in June continues large. We uDderstsed the
press biuess which this company hssreceRty under
taken on rs own account promises to yield very large
profit We hear AfAst the Central proposes to follow
he .xamr.e Of the Erie in this business. Central
cold at 90 but closaA at OH. The earnings of Nay
Gre unofcally announced at s67oooO, about SO 900
increase on May last yea. Reading improved from 60
10 COL. Panama was in d4s'Dand at 1901 The West
ern Reads sympathized in the upward movement.
Cleveland ard Toledo adya.7ced from 73l to '4l;
Michigan southern from rs to r6! Michigan Central.
from s5 to 96 Galena and ChicaAo, hom 1921 to ITO,
&c. Nicaragua heavy, ard SOIL at lc!. In Rail
II al Boz ds the market was without much change or
activity. At the Second Board, how,ver, $4,000
Illinois Central scld at So which is y eeet improve
ment yesterday. There are not many Erst-cass
railroad bonds pressing the market, and there Is
without speculation, moderate h8 regular invest
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Pa ssengcrs Arrived

In the steamship A,aeo from HasreE A. Livingston, lazy
children and { servants. Mrs. Goodman, Mr. MARKS Mss
Marks w Post lady children and servant, Hitler
B,isted Miss L. shsckelfod Mss NJ g Shaeteford L. D.
Monroe, p Medina, c. Medina, F. Medhs, T. MAX b. W
Means. T. Basre Goette Mrs Greeley and children, NJ
T. Beach and lady j. p Beach; E. II. Bukley Cooper
c. B. Richards L. Binse NJ. g. Bates English and lady
g. Blake lady and children, J. B. Hodermsn and LADY,
w. Dix A. Aaron, DR.. Psrmely and lady. o. Grant Mr.
Slow, A. Schleich and lady, j. X. smyhe w. Wslsch O.
Besd s. Amson Th de Mol Won Ottersoo and lady Mrs
Ho,ey Miss Hoyey, A. Lesoux Marie Revello r s.
Z. Schonbo and lady, 8. strauss Rousselon bra Mrs
Norman Leon Norman Marie Derby, Carroll p Stern, lady
and child Nine Prieser children and servants Roberts
J. Dchssn lady and child, j. Weber, g. Dennus Nswfork
Waer H. Lewis and lady. II. Stone, f. Lafourcade w VII
cor and lady Col H. BoheD Bearer Of Dispatches Phlsde
pbis; A. B. Gordon, Charleston, s. C.; D. Loeb, Madeline
tranaup Bertha Wsmbod, f. Oshemer, Pauline bernaeim
Sarah Wckof NJ Stobaens LADY, sister and two children
A. and lady Je.eph Stern Cesar Stern Rein
bauer NJ Bochter Johann 0roubscb, j. Korbmsu Carsan
Hochter o. Michel, c. zieser Camescs Geog. schmidt
r Horer j. Drefentaler, J. Muller +. Pleser Conrad
Zarcher, III. Braun, Max Newman 8. LPpman, Newmsn,
D. Lipt man. p Meter, L. Hill Michel Negro Kuhn, lady
and two Children Marie FriDeeano AntoDee Reyero, Ger
many Francois Possoo, Lawrence Chsssord Emile Norwe
" Moulin A. Nusbaum, Messel j. Crescent A. TroPpe
Joseph Larb Isaac Landsner Rocodon, Petrce. Plot
Jules Robert Pere Antoine France; Joseph Noomsn R.
MITCHELL ID. Debenham, A. Wilson, James Wsson, England
Total ia 49,
In he ,eamhip Boyussia from Hambuyewm Heinrich and
family Mrs FreedlaDder Mrs Desen Mis- T. Sepssn
wad Sensenwald It. Polltz. A. Schmidt, T. Lazarus, r.
dexer, L. H. Brunwiz A Hoist T. Brootlane L. Thmols
C. 81. Fsebsssss, T. kraushof Miss Gsse; IT, Frey Mr NJ
q. Gollmsn H. Brnker, f. Grsmhen, NJ Halhsn, NJ. Guh.
In the iehoosv Pride Of the Sea from he's'aa-Cyrus Scot
6ed.
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CHARLEs1ON, June 1.-THE o. 8 NJ steamship Jsns,
Ajeer, c. Turner. fom NevYork here this uornasa
Disaster. r..

Baie vicronil 4. PA!.islyAi. from Y...,, b,,a,se
home eleven d tie Of Lost chip Peter os .rd Eve OF s
The following extract Of letter Ewcoa WI.
Secretary Of the Beard of Under 'itsr.:
HAy.NA June 9We hsve had very heavy sqa ftsm ths
South eat snd weawsr this ateraoon with and thur
der and shnins There have been several sesdeos
large vesseI which had eed oads for Eur,ps Sac
eT..d and the bal IS. por, being Sus ;ss seL &c hes
on b ard three lighters with ,lonsee senk
By falling upon hemi she nov lies on her ads,
null of water will be ~ raiss her The
rsssnrvrs marked Ship HISTORIAN pcieau,
few DAYS ago abs ut twenty ules Of Care hetlop-n
ITSe Ne.iosn cleared herco March q; for Mee0pnsl
FHs og.Ds.I., wen, :.h,.s G.. SS0' s, Say Co. 81
ehPd were drow ned in ATTEMPTING 70 reach the shore
Ds,s Mnss.O TAu.t@ .. c.is Is hspD,GS Rod
eneed gales OF the Bassic Islands, threw pt 0fss
SHIP DANIEL Wnssrs. at Boston from Liverpool rspors
Frm May so, lat q lon q unt Js va. .atrVsoted y
iss and e,ss. md het fog Jan. .ss c:P; sG E
was OBLIGED to tack south to elearii.
tvs O. HoLr before reported having spruus leak q
Havana date of the I'd s state. at abe had been disnaed
TsE B.sK CH.s Z. LEX. At Philsielphia from Porsa.
Prince r-por On the 5,h inst In Crooked Island usage,
with msipnas gone and in charge OF wIecke who were
busly engaged IN dsehssirg her cargo sue oosed ne
case. proved The symptom. Of revolution h. eatirey
subse and business hal she assumed an setve appearance
head The decree /, to be given tomorrow probably
amt unit to $1,000 s:o Tbi. vessel s.hrs Lee
assssed by vessels and 10 beside - msn from
boat. The ship James Guthrie viii be temporarily repaired
sail for New ok 10 get lew keel She will be ready
Tar sRrc GEoacE OrIs wrecked st Jsso do Cuba
I'D ':,s Of IA . ss s :u' 'Ss Wa
street Her es9 ssued ans .Soa ON. ms
Tnr wnaLrsHP PANTHEON Of New Bedford burned ct thu
:s1d Of March Is had on S.s a. s sS,s @
which was mostly insured in New Bedford.
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,oI the 10Th Fl July the rrce ~! 10 %
rs': gss's.;s;: (; ss Z: T ~ Soit
Is. Slt.a go tsrtiy attributable 70 weakness w ''
Bse'.e. =. ,.s.s. rom the falare
piscs wbjeh wa. snnounced sstur' sy iot .a
TO $40 go will chiefly fail rpon pefst Tn n. a.1sng
sac Sbeb be VS. connected h fortune Ct '"''
The God blOus9. b. Ii; steamer; RI aslDss 81
bn cccsop STATE :h., political eeve!opuer Washing
ton had redueed in The roeh market although
. .s, be.s ..a kIo s.-sy bad declined from
81 Panama from rs 70 90 Re.diue, from 50 r 70 81
the. ID. Democratic rcuiran M The n.I Presidential term
take place to day the % Of JaIe @ '. .n 80
.tt.d o. .er that President Pierce and his riv viii
. H. nstos Of srsamen,. u.ed 70 Justify the recosn
tn Of Waller clearly seen In p,ees'ias 70 tsse legal pro
ss.is Walkers sseuts ard iolio~ers at Nexfors
H. Goverun.Lt had already denounced him pirate snd
that nothing has occurred except b. dsi-, ~ me
the Costa in defense OF
AID which has resulted in hs beng threatened "a eI,si
mDstiop 1t I, morever that me plea, 81 ~
ibe people Of country and tha, the United States rcos
qS .: nav e be 70 .ss en 10 ss.
Ii oun BY .i tie world to be 80 Is. ron tne
could only maintain hi Dsefey shooting zen me hs:
Of the Nssgusn army and By threatening win s s ss
the .irhte. resistance hi. ban .l.o nito
ou' thai HE only meat, Of supplying hi%.s via '. ~
well native In re,tnn 20 The readLess Of re .niea
cree 10 their origin il pointed out thu, the Repn IF Lib.
ria which las been recognized for years BY All he led
Government. Euroge has vain Fought The siy,n
Cabinet " ashD ston, the --s)u Tor ~ reiasSi
being that its people belong TO coored race To-- 4yces
attention the Circumstance that The speakers
In the legislature Washing who have been most anxious
10 sympai5y for Walker Col Jetrson as THE
Secretary c. Var Mr. Qatmsn the strongest afyo
Gates Of American pudiaon The enthusiasm on the subject
at Sew Orleans wberce hundreds Of armed volunteers were
sudy enbarhDs ives at tie time ayowedy be sttrb
ut.d TO desire Tor the extension Of Slavery.
The !Ncrs Of the 18th says:
"The discussions relative TO the American question coming
a he
ket usually sensitive, still exercise PREF ificis lDnuence
prices During the greater part OF the morning CONSIDER
able fuDeu shown sales Pressed toward
the close the latest prices T. cent below those OF
YESTERDAY These chiefly OF specurve char
scteY face of the uree.ne which has arisen with refer
relations with the United States numerous opera
tors for become discouraged and rather than
the difreee cent which eSaeted for carrying over
the middle o july prefer to sell The bona
tde If the public however steadily continued
and half early dividend will be deducted om the price OF
Consols on Thursday
THE discount day quiet, with good supply
ofEoney."
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BARRENs-O On Monday, June ls Hsnnorab Bareos Oldest
child jain and Margaret Baen aged years epd months
BRADLEY-At Derry, N. II on Monday, June 8, aged II
yess JhL Brsdey con Of the late Hon John Bradley
Of CObcord.
BODNEAt Philadelphia on Sunday June Is Grace A. wife
Of Jesso Il. Bodine, aged IS years
BURT At Berhey Maa, Tuesdsy, June 10, Mr. Abnsr
CRoTnERsAt Philadelphia, Monday Jane It, Margaret
CTothers, In her 10th year.
CRAWFORD-A Godsboro N. c., Tuesday May n, Col
Hugh N Crawford Of Montgomery, Ala, aged 81 ears.
DRURY-At Rhipebeck N. Y. Thursday June r. jane.
wife Of Stephen Drury 10 the 2sth year OF her age.
GOVE-At Hong Kong, "Wednesday, March H. Of small
pos, Capt J. d. Cove, master of bark Sarah Warren.
HUTCaINsONAt Philadelphia On Monday June i6, aged Sc
years, Cstharne Hutchinson.
KIMBALL-At Boston, Sunday jane IS Mrs Caroline NJ
KimbsIl, daughter q the late Col. Michael Roulestone
KARTER1At Salem Mas: on Saturday june T. n Mrs Lydia
KIkGon Sunday, June Is, Andrew T. King aged years
months and Is days
KRUG7At Philadelphia on Monday, June i6, Frederick "
KIos, in the e5th year of bis age.
LIITLETON-n Philadelphia Sunday June Is, in her h
year, Mrs. Rachel LttletoD
LEvI-At Philadelphia, Monday. June Is, Mary wife Of
MoFARLAND.on Monday, June 1s, Sarah Gregory wife
PEARsON-At Baltimore, Saturday, June H. Andrew
Pearson, IL the 9Th year Of his age
POSTAL Yonkes Monday June 10, Lawrence Post,
aged 81 years, month and days
QUAI-At Baltimore Sunday. June 49, James r. Quail In
the Esd ytN Of her age.
RAInA on ss June Is E.sse widow
REYNOLDson Monday, June 10, Robert Reynolds aged s
yeaIs
SEAMAN-On Tuesday morning, June H. Sarah widow Of
George Seaman, in the Esd year of her
Her and snds and those Of the family invited to
attend the funeral this "wednesday afternoon O'Clock,
the residence her law John Gray, No. go
East Broadway, without further notice.
eExTONOn Sunday June Is Margaret, wife Of Jas Sexton
In the 28th year Of her age. q native OF Ireland
sMITHOn Monday June &c. Jas w A. Smith aged q
sAVIN-At Baltimore, Saturday June a. TAoe L. Ssvn,
sged IS yeMa
TowNsENDon Monday, June 1e, at East Will:m,buIsh,
Long Island Of dopsy Martha Townsend reiet of the ias
lob Tow "a 18th eaT O her
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited
attend the funeral Of on wednesday, 18th inst
St. Psus Church. East Chester without further invitation
vOSBURGH-On Monday, June 10, Abraham p vosbush Of
the firm Of Martin vosbursh in the S8t Of his age
The relatives and Trends OF the family respectfully invited
TO attend his funeral this "wednesday afternoon o'clock
from bis residence No III Eighth Sixteenth
street, without further notice.
VAN NOSTRAND-On Monday. June It, Abigail Horton, wife
Of John Van Nostrsnd, in the 6sth year of or age
wALLACE-On Bur day, June Is Hannah Wsace in the cd
yeu Of her sse.
wEsT-At Baltimore on Sunday, June I5 Mrs Elisabeth
West, In the SD yesr Of her age.
WlGGINS-At Philadelphia Sunday, June Is, Mrs Sarah
Virgins, In the 49th year Of her age.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-18

pas: 70 MortI%ei Li, 1q v,,... ~,
and 4t2 pass to Beeh Kanha.e Left the River Eios
June Is June lat y q lon 10 70 e1ehansed signals
lat IS Ion So passed bark Hull sr for Csrthsgss June
M Ls : a0 oa
most Of the passs and cons;sn. fosy wesse, tor the last
pilot the George steen. $50 the 18th Inst
Steamship Augusta. Lyons Savannah md's aud pass 70
ship Pacific, G.dd, New Orleans, May ST. rnd,e. to wm
Ne.On Sons Had lish. winds the ene passage Ihonss
River fell overheard and drowned Lie WA native OF ire
Clipper ship Plut.rch lnew Barker Boston In ballast to
master. Was towed to the city BY .tss1 ntus Titan
Church oth inst ls. 81 lon 49, e pm az the steward
Ere the cabin also burning the steward badly died
Big j. Dyer Rogers M.sii.. 10 days, lumber to J. L.
Big Han nah BscA !ef cuba K.ep Trinidad, Cab. Nay e.
J. Peters June lat % c. lor 90 10, spoke ship Hsrvss.
Brig Aleturu' Br Howard Psisb0rO. Ns IA days, plaster
schr Pride of the Sea- Bucimn..er Me.sin. 80 days. vi.
Gibrslur, May r. fruit, &C., to Foulis scoaied.
sehr Lynchburr Nelson, Rio Jsnero May 5 coffee to Kirk
schr Pennsylvania, Bartlett Prospect 10 dsys Lumbar to
sehr WoOcOtt, H.Ile, Boston, days. uad,. to Buitley
Sehr s. Warren Lozie virsini. lumber to J. Warren
selI Bset Squad, Neal, Aexandhs, coal Cumberland
Cebeo, 10 cofcc,
hides, &c, TO Metealf a Duncan
sehr Sea Ranger tNP Reed Porto Csb.lo Is days coffee
&c 10 d. A Subtle.
schr. Ann Turner. Bhdsall. Virginia.
sehr Loui.s ". Brd.sil, woodmsn, virginia.
sehr St Stephens Was Calais lumber Mayae~ TsIbo,
Co.
schr. Convert Soue, Boston.
Schr David Cox, -, Boston.
Sehr John Wright. Dicsinson. Portland Conn.
sloop ssmrel Hall, Coe, Portlsud, Com.
sckr Mott bedell, Simon sou Virginia
schr l. B. 4 y. L.. Fasi, Norfolk
Schr l.. NJ Dufhed, Hilllrd, Portland, Coan.
Scbr Cornels, Young New Bedford.
Propeller Piedmont, Post Portland, adse. to J. Riley
Prope Ter shetDeket. Geer, Norwich.
Propeller Wes'ckes'er. Clarke Providence.
sAlLkD-S, smship Empire City, Wnde for Havana aud
New Orleans; shp Columbus, Sister, for ST. John, NIB.
WIND duIins the day from ~ to S.
The soop D. Fish, recently Flood Rock Ia Hell
Gate was sker of this Tuesday, moraing by Capt,
Bel, wrecker and taken plsee for repairs.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK..........Juns II
Cleared.

stesm,hip-Empire City, Winde, Havana, M. o Roberta
slips-sAve Star Wade, San Francisco sutton Co.; H.
Santa Cruz Walsh Carver Chase Antelope, Clark Moase-
yideo. John Morton Jr.
BHks-Gertruee, Goodburn, Antwerp, Laytin Hurbut
Merlin Richard. West Indies Atkins Co. Fairy, Bsh.
ADjer and markell Meteor tBIem Pope Bremen Pope
Kuser; Aibertins, Barton, Csrdeuas. Moses Taylor.
bnst-C. A. White, White, Philsdelphs. d. Curtis Co |;
PoDse,t Hill, Doboy Island, II. Brookmsn Co Bi!low,
YOUNG Portland mater Georgia Carlisle Philsdelphis "a D.
Brookman Co ira Reed tBr Smith Bermuda Mccall
Firth Croton. Bye Port nnce, o. L. A. Ferris; Febo
(Ssrd }, Boatenyo Maneilles }. c. Macarthur.
Schooner Triumph lBnl, Power H.lifsx, Valance
Buley Sarah Maria, tnderhl Coldsprins r. g. Goodwin
Hanover Whpp,e Richbucto, Person Franklin (Sesp
W; Lewis; Globe, Paine, Salem r. w. Ropes Co.
Sloop-F. Brown, Gardner, Providence. master
s,eaner-Ksnnebee, =, Philadelphia N. Y. aud Phrsdsl
pha Navigation Co.
Propeieu-Thos Sparks Morrison Phi.sdelphis, J. N.
Brss; Totten. Morley, Baltimore Cromweips Lins; Ne
brasks Mclaughlin, Baltimore W. H. Tbcmpsoa.
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SUPREME COURT-SPEcIAL TERm-June l7-Before Judl
SLossoS.
Anes agt. Godfrey. Warrant arrest denied.
Bangs agt. StOrs ct al. Injunction denied.

In CoURT OF APPEALS, JUNE II, le56.-Present-
Al the Judse.NO. a. Sc A. STRUCK off, Nos. e
No reserved for June Nos 10 H. reserved for fourth
weei Nos passed. % reserved for June 2 No jodg
ent reversed by deut No M White egt. Spencer Put
on Calendar argued. MIR B. l. BesSse fCr appellant. Mr.
Argued M l.. C. CLARK for appellant Mr. John Van Buren,
for respondent.
observation-disclosures reversed and trial ordered
Mercbanis' Ba, ag New York and New Haven Railroad
Company. 49, -,
of Judge Sede before whom judgment Of this Court TO be
Calender for June Is-Nos IT, IS, ll7 49, to q 2s 2
&C. q.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-JvSE I7-Bssors
JUDGE BEvgs.

AleAsBder Smith ct. ell eat Alvin Higgins ct al.
Of the ssld.nfs patent which .esed for process. Ct
paiticeSrns ysins ~ oyeMs on we ,e a. ~ %
'ca,ysts
ms Seias infringement patented BY the
,plsinuas old and have been long in u.e
:s:S ~ S:,;s;
X2er the Isssp ell the Jurors ,ho.s
.ssoad Hond.y ssrsmsse. The Co.r it.eh
THr sLAvH TRApE-LAsALA's CASE.
The United States sst Rudolph y. Ls.ala.
This case was ceutiDaed ON the part of the SefeHe
Of snh boarding soose n the city be ts.,sed dat Mr.
Es boarded his hotel In the months of October aud Nooem
M WI sS Ss .ss g: the lat wit
s. :s liz: s' s.eSa ysA1 s .
hills put into e case they were In spAais and
Oliver s,ysn estised % having sold ship L.sss
with wbo tall spenara esu'e At the time Of tho purchase
Lsas inteeter and LEA ntinf ting spps
rsn,y h syOvs ds:ppsoys Of good. selected is be
On ero.s. animation Nj! sIysn sisted .he snal9t and
sSsss, q tbs store. The s,ss Rem VIA Ss
ssls's eheci Ia ssho.e name ;ssy were made out
III a s Ss Ssa a s
On eo.seSsa.uon, the w.,ssss named Mr Eyeu a. the
and stated .he dstanOn Of these pspsls q the Custom Hss
Thso Myers that be made ON. ts bill Of ssle q ths
SoS "a The "a Of a ,oSer. 1854
Isaac o. eager rS 70 that he had been sg broker for ~
yesrsi that be cold hrorometer 20 C4rt Nayup which
TO De pod for the ALAS that al kinds Of pro-
@,ns satorted ffies aud articles like those srsc6sd
the uantst carried ttese al the time; the aGd
eeSts ffe9aestiy TO bring eSek palm oil in
nsr evde put the defense, which mainly
.esssasssve Of tas. kereteSre stated upon thes
rsSsusSns: That tkAre large legitimate trade with
~ M ~ vesses said Witch m>de
tos.h .ss In The E1snite< Of Hor alto. except pota
ard 6i,a - wsfsr serving balisst the cut
ACTED . eo.ss s% o.. 10. Tbs, Ls.l.
vssqlsl wa M l EecAs.t solely tbroushouti and That
Az (jss,a ~ sonA hds TIA time the brig sailed
Keen fr ths summed VI, for defeps- and Mr. Nc
day IL q m Tic Gaze stoGrAed until Weines-
CiEsKr
kGr n A.. ~..r.,s..
Mr.. and MIS- JEWS we m i;v;. ssHr oS hoRhoNs.
s%SH s .Sd ..t q. sa'S % s s~s w ~ hs
BON Liverpool her the. ess aAe ths
ana ]? sers with hsf Bot M Jsrs. Toy Of The o.
Nnd srneo mere on srdsy last ours hecs tas POI
he family ss:s. E 'sd Gus sasss s:s q
Cppr ts pepns, sas Afsu r,Gsssy ;rosfs sss al in
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BOSTON, June lAr brig Echo tBr hence for Port su.
finee Wss in contact the 18th midnight ship
from Liverpool for New YORK hs ship lOst jbboom and
SAVANNAH, jane l1-Tbs IT, & stssushio Knoxville hs,
NJ eem New icrh.
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Markets. CAREFULLY REPORTED YoR THE TRIBUNE.


ASHES-The market 10 firm for Pots with fair demand at
sc Ia. Pearls better sales Of 20 bbls., at 81 %
COfTON-UD6er the AIssos sdvices which dssppoin
ing less buoy but prices
chansed the sales about o bales repeat yeste
days quotations The expert since 10th lust has been Liver
pool bales syre MS Stockholm 10 Rotterdam Si. To-
tai 5, 49l tsles