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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-10-30

THANKSGIVING DAY.-The Governors of
seven States have already united upon the
goth of November to be observed as day
of public thanksgiving and prayer, viz
New York, Missouri, Maryland, Maine,
Vermont, New Hampshire and Connecticut.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-10-30
Vote for Fremont and DAYTON

If you are anxious that honest men, who
fear God and regard man, and are alive to
the requirements of Christian Civilization,
should administer all the departments of
the National Government, then with all
your might,
Vote for Fremont and DAYTON !
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-10-30

If you believe with John C. Fremont,
that "Free Labor, the natural capital which
constitutes the real wealth of this great
country, and creates that intelligent power
in the masses, is alone to be relied on as
the bulwark of our Free Institutions" then
Vote for Fremont and Dayton
If you recognise the wisdom of this dec
laration: II recognise neither American
nor Anti-American, Whig, Democrat, or
Abolition parties, in the approaching con-
test; but simply union of the people for
Freedom and Kansas, and the arrest of
Slavery Extension"
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-10-30

II you DelleVe lnat tnere is NeSt ahti
q North embraced in this Union,
VOTE FOR FREMONT s DAYTON !!
If YOU would see free institutions work
ing their way over this entire continent, BY
force of Truth and Example,
VOTE FOR FREMONT s DAYTON! !!
If You would have our Government OBJ
serve honorable relations with other ma
tions,
VOTE FOR FREMONT s. DAYTON!
II you would have the Rivers and great
Lakes OF our West recognized by the same
laws that protect the Rivers and Harbors
of the seaboard,
VOTE FOR FREMONT & DAYTONi
If you wish to see an immediate and ef
ficlent commencement of that preot conn
mercial enterprise of the age, the building
Of the Pacific Railroad,
VOTE FOR FREMONT l. DAYTON I
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-10-30

If We deduct the foregoing from the
Southern vote, 100, the balance will be
EIGHTY-EIGHT, five take the worst as
pect for the opposition, and give them ev-
cry Southern vote but those of Maryland,
Tennessee and Kentucky, the case will
stand thus t---
Necoccorv fo cboicc 1dQ
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-09
DIED.

RsGIEyn BrooAlyp On Saturday, June Anne wife OF
James Bsgley, aged 20 years. -.
DUNLAP-A Philadelphia JAS Dunlap, in the s@d year OF MS
FORD-In Hobosen N j. Sunday June g. Ann Vanduzer'
wife of GeCIse W. Ford, aged 81 years .,,.,a
the u era service without further invitation tns oas
seuoon O'Clock at her late resdepee 10 Cnor1 pac.
Uohoten Her remains will be taken 70 ChemuDg o'uaty,
n. Y, for in'eTneLt. 49,
FITZsIMONs-On Friday, June 6, Msrsilla Fitz'inona
HONE-At Pbiadepha Thursdsy June s. isaAe hon''
u0cKMoN-On saturday June T. after a lingering illness,
M " liam Hockmon Smith Town. Long Island formerly
of YorI City, in I'D year OF bis age.
JEARNEY-On Friday June Martin Jesney aged 80 years
KING-On Saturday. June after short aud severe Illness
Al. .ustus L. King in the seth year of his age -
The remains viii be taken Port Byron, Cayuga County for
,nterment.
MALEY-On Friday June Mary CrOnnOn, wife Of Charles
Maey aged 10 years ard months
McDERMOTT-On Friday Jure g. William NeDermot. aged
80 years.
PoLLoCK-On Sunday moniIs June in the 25th year Of
her age beloved wife Of BObe o. Pollock aud late
Principal Of Ward School No. So
10 s;eI her funeral from her late r.dps No IS1 Wet
Tweniy enth street tomorrow Tuesday, afternoon at
o'clock without further invitation
RAMsFY-On Sunday morning. June g. Sarah Ann. wife Of
John w. Ramsey, in the AID year OF her age. . 80, .
The ferds of family respectfully invited to attend the
funeral from the residence Of her brother in law James T.
Ramsey No 29 Forty second street corner o. NUN
at o'clock, Monday, the 9Th, without further nouce.
RICHARDSON On Sunday morning June g. Of consumpton
Mrs Ann NJ Richardson late of Whitehall N T., in the SD
The relatives friends Of the family invited :, attend the
M at O'Clock from the residence OF her
topinlaw Vim. H. Crocker, No. Is East Twentyseyenth
street Her remains will be taken Greenwood Tor inter-
sMITH-At his residence Montgomery County Va on on
dsy May 26, Col. H. A. Smith PIesdrg Justice of tha
comfy formerly member Of the State Legislature
STEVENSON Friday June 6, Lyman r. infant son Of Au
ustu and Margaret aged 10 months aud sdsj
TURNER-On Thursday June Andrew H. Turner, aged oo
and months
THACHFR-At Gransda Nicaragua Central America on Fri
day April IL, John Fonda Thacnsr Of New York sssd -
VAN VRANKEN-At Hackensack n. j. on Friday, June 6,
Ganseyoot Van VIanken, in the Sbh year Of his see
WILTON-On Wedr esday June 4, Ezs Wilton, at No 20
Columbia street, Brooklyn aged SO yeaIs. .
I'll remains inferred the Cemetery Of the Eversrsens
WAssON-On Wednesday, June 4, Hamlet d. o., wife OF
Geo A. WtssOD.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-09
mARRIRD.

=, grookl,n On Thursday, ives. Mr..
Gse Adsrns n New ON " ~
20. OF Rochester, N. ]. " ,,. n
esq, err YART-At Waterford, n Y, Benjamin T.
NJ. Abbe NJ Stewart daughter o. the Hoo Jonh
si,wsp aToN-Ir Marshall Oneida Con. ~, on Thus
IDn. by the Rev. H. H. keiloes, Mr. Joah Gsse Of
20 Miss Jane L. Barton, dsuscter Ct Davia L. o~
.cn s,S FRANKLIN-At Proviaesee, l., Weines,sy,
p4 lanes l. Dawes Of New York, 10 Eliza w. daughter
SSIsIs,e Uoury y Franklin Of Prov1epce
NJ E0RREsT-sHEPARD-At AT Eew Haven, conn ,on ue y
a. Inc John William Do Forrest 20 h.fel sliin'an'
SyS,., of rof Charles Cphen Shepard OF Ne Haven
u0TWFS GC ODALE-I In Marlboro Mass on tuesday Ju1e
=. the Rev L. A. FIELD s SAMUEL Holmes OF New foE
10 Mics Mary H. eldest daughter Of Deacon DAVID ooodAe o
H0RF~SACK MAMIE Ess New.York, on Thursday, une
Charles j. Bobe of New York, 10 Miss NJ Augusta Ss'k
mar . of Fest NewYork - . r,., I'm.
UONANs-HOUsTON-Tn Washington on Tlqrsday nn 1one
spc. Company N " 70 Miss salie L. Houston osogh'er o
Ioin w Houstnn esq Of Washington City.
KAYF-COMSTO<K-On Friday evening June b, oy me asv
Cheres Jopes Pastor OF the Marnsrs Chufcn 81 40 'l
Ws,,r treet Nj Thomas Kaye Of LverPoo EnsiAnd "
Miss Fliz.beth Jane Comstock Of London, Ensiand
MCDOVI ILI-CONKLlN-l this city, on laesosy, 'pne y
sttbe residence Of the brides mohe' by he h.V ae
Mle, OF No I2l East Twelfth street. Mr Thomas mcDo~e
ofMi6rd Conn. to Misc A La Maria Conkin o ths city.
OyINGTON-WOOD-In this city, by the Rev oeoiss o.
Cb.ever James A. Ovipgon Mary Louisa, only dangh's
ofS,epben T. Wood, ESQ.,, Of this city
Icifr at papers perfe cooy ., ,,,.u L.. =
WHIGHT-JOHSSON-In Brooklyn, on Tnurs1Ay' 1nDe .
Chsles Wright Anne 10, daughter OF Jas Jonn'on esq
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-09
Philadelphia Markets. JUNE 7

s bAsk.Furiher sales h.ve been made OF ls No.
better inquiry ~, seve at u,l prices. FLOUR Ia
aheir desnl and holders r4ihsr frmer ia
81 - IS 500 small sales Of mixed are reported
Row The general ssi,S tSsht suPordne en- which is
90 20 The honle ttS. E export brands Sales Of Extra a.
soao. 70 choice guy moderately 80 to f6 50 for
fLoVk st sS 50. Mat 4 one. =, 50 sa "a o -
sbOo, the ssne bush s.ss ss.lss son,aa. i,s and o,
soS lS' sn Sc ssf s s'G Ss.A wsss a,ss %
CoS> scaIee with sales Of Sess = Re n, puo
ss a cone esmssed los s5ai5c seu,hsra fsiow a.
Eoca semsIa Tor sSsA ard Coffee isiiy srst with
fjsrce PsoMs,oxs con,,r e, ana &c Tor Cue No
quotstoas Mess Pork held tl9 Racou Al psevs9.
hsfses osp w@ioe Tor sdes, aid SC ior saoais fsr
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-09

In .team.hp Raie fo, Lire,pooi Mr.. srS hrs Wood
ruf Fr.pci. Of Boston, Nj sud Mr..
mel ot and patty b. y Babcock, child aud nnrse ar
ard Mrs Tue kerran and child, Prof Morse as -dy, MISS
Morse ard Mss Lyman NJ and Mrs. Hull, G. b Morton H.
INle Z II Fay Mr. Orbei-, VI. Andersen child and nuf's
deIrhs; Andrew NJ Hamilton Chss H. Roberts. Js- sud
McCreery, Robert Leech, two children ant nnrse Mr.
Woodbridge MI. SettiE and child Cha. Sz"i q ngsr-
sc Mr. H. Loeas. Mr. Lncas aud Miss Lucas
T a. Hoorer. w. ID. Gern, william T. NTH J. : Bar
stow Mr Richard j. Russell, sshuchsrd, > d. stryasr,
Mr. srd Ar. b. r. Alien ard two Children Mr ana MS
Gfdde. J. F. Caldwell Mrs psluier, Rev. Nr; Ciuisr'
srd Mrs. barney Wlams, Mr. sloanej A. de Iorhsl
See.etsry Of CATION Caracas J. D. Chesnut +.
Kn,l, Miss Jacobs Morse, T. r. Graham, ID. . wilson
Mr. and Mrs C. skinner B She phsf. H. Waldo sen, y
Conuor Mr. a. Mrs Bones j Spiegelmen Mr. brod, AM
son Mr. Arnolc, O. 3. fr rgsb, u. Coggll. T. Wsnshzh.
Charles H and Miss T. ID. Deavsn, T. b haufy aud f1g
Mr. Won Helmet Mr. Oldershsm B Jemenes. ~ " anu "
Ssuretz T. Dortccs Mr. and Mrs q Chivand r sih
Ynszs Texas; b A DOremus, Henry Herth ar Wrasr A.
CaraIywiz William Dgges, Mira Cameron, Dlns ess NsDr
Hestrs He's rs l.. ID. Larsc able, j. j. De Aehao
sui. c Thornon Zeidore Levi Lasfergne o. Bru1ner,
" +. Boz homme, Csult De Wnh0u george
Go. ard fieud VT and Miss Young, Leut Lonis
Brugserad sou Mr. Sage Bliss Lorse, Campus nie John
Bowdor Nj AID Mrs Peli. and two chu1reB, T. " nsh
Negry D. I. Mates, Ms GahsB Edward hurge.s' miss
NJ BTsge Jsaes >mson, L. Kahn, Rev MI azure l. mp
po C. FiogeTe srous Mr.. n. Bernard, Mess ASA
srue Lspace Desbor. Brsgue Daset Tnyche Gbandrer
Jas Abbatt Henry Harpf s. steinhardt, Muller ia, NC
Cormick A GaHre A. Br.s), C. Heidacher z. Habr. W. A.
Pra Miss Grsy Miss Mercer and Miss Eeson, Syracuse
A L. Chiroa Wm. Roberts Walter Rosser, VIM Celtart u
sulor Andrew Pesgs ColoJ R Preston ana three sons
Charleston.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-09
HARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK
Cleared.


eoush,,-Ausu.t. Lyon, ssv.nnsh s. l. Mtehili Nah
vile Berry Chs<eston, 81 otord, Iresioh OOi
P.rri,h. Norio'k, Lid ,n Plssssai' s..
siirsN ns,usn Hsrksn s,n srucsco, y Es-- Prince
ten Bell Liverpool w T. FrO.'i J0b.nne Wihe NIKE
fbreul ,oekzer Baltimore, @. J. sechtel.
bsrss-LsoLe Isle ToHsro LiyerFoo Chsmbesin aooin'
son Go Favorita Meek P.rGe.n Queens'owl funsh q
Menske; Else (Brem.) Norleuhci, bremen, hencne. &
Irkh.rot; B. Horn. Stephen, Cscis =. r. buel 20 j.
b. Lancaster Son ers Montevdeo MeCr.ady. Mott Co.
C.nd Iufk JohusoD. CsIdenss Z. fetsui Frances
W.;t, New Orleans HAse Hazard. =,
Brr.-Sexsboy Leehe Genoa J. PERKINS, Pst1au1; Aan
dsy 81 Martha Brown; Brsman, Desno, Jr, ~
TLczl.s d. Costs Bel Flower, Fner Ci,sta-g s.ue,
A Co Chsr.es Eaton, Halifax ID. r. De~ofi G Perf'n'
Pore Georset0xs. 4e Brown De Ro'sst; L. l. hDisot
G,ifn lpIir son walsh Carver Chase; Juliet Lo"sry
Baltimore Mailer. Lord Queresa c. H. Fr9st: Hsss.n
Phlsdciphs, X. p Back Co Mary ssatsr PnlAde pa@
jas. Had Monica, Perry, Boston Bailey Co.
scbrouers-D.yidsou Hsrdy. Aux Cayes, II. Becker
Gr.ves; q NJ Robertson, Norrov Bermads, Pennington
Jores. Emerv tBrD Smith Windsor. J. g. Whitney Co.
: Brueu Piersn, ChS-leston Doliner P0.rsrj Emily
Cbee,bro N.lmington, D. c. Murray Nu'on Be,rtsi-y
Wimjrs,,r e Blossom Sou Ned, Zou Wilmington. L. L.
PoueI'T RAYMOND, Huse, Wimlnsten Dollns Potter
Fuilv ~ ests Besulort, Davis Hoin-s; AAnshesier
CbieL..e Richmond, {. H. PersOni washington, VII
'sfts A.x.ndria Merrill Abbott; sprightIilg SEA F,c
ri. Ph1sSsphi. Jss Hand Cso knight Davis Pembrot
smith 4 Boyuton; J. X. BAKER, Berry, Weihset m.ssr
E.rns,sbe Gorh.n PortHous s. W. Lewis; Jss German
Andrews Dshton, keLny; Bay state Sherwood Dayton
sprs.ue; J. w. NaIsu, Che 2usD New Hayeu, essr Ne.
halt. Rogers Nsw-Haven. J. Haven.
sloop--N. n. Bowen, Halest, Proyidence, master.
Props. es-Lsssst Poizt french Psrlad CroRrss liue
Plsret Lcpsr Pslstepais, W II. Thyspson
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-09

The old board Of directors was unanmonsi! IT,
elected on the 4th inst
The earnings Of the Cleveland and Pittsburgh hah'
road for May show gain of over sio,OOo on 'ne
same month of last year. On the New iofk Oen'ra
the earnings unofficialy reported at about s7Oo
COO, and on the Illinois Central at about s@io,ooV
The Norwich and Worcester will probably show
o., 500 or $4,000 gain over last year.
Albeit Ii. Nicosy's regular semi weekly auction
sale Of stocks and bonus will take place on Monday a.
l2I o'c'ock, at tte Merchants Exchange.
The American Guans Company have employed MIR.
Chiffon to make an analysis OF the samples OF guano
received by them by the last Aspinwa steamer from
their irland. The result is Is follows:
have anay zed fou- samples of guano for the Amer
icsn Guano Company taken by myself from four par
ces in box opened in the presence of the Company
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-09
SATURDAY, June 7-s. X.

| SATCRpAY, JuBe I-s. X.
The main features of the Stock market contnEe =.
before noticed. With Money market ssperabnni-
anGy supplied enabling any to carry stocks, WITT
lasgely increased specie roserve iu the Bsrks and
limited foreign 1Sain lat a period when the drain s
usualh very largs WITH i. fact all the comGCn ele-
ments.sf an active and buoyant Stock market, ye =,
srder IN Gee favorable circu instances the market,
whole coatinues drooping with only f,ir activity.
The beas do nos seem disposed " operate with any
energy, bua make Erie the special object OF their
tacks, as tia stock nmessura5y governs the mNkst.
There are son exceptions to The downward tendency
Of the market. but the more active fsncies all
heavy, At the close the elo sag prices not
tanned Erie leit OFF at 563; Reading 9ci ssl; Cen
tral, 81; Cleveland and Toledo, 95li Cumberland,
2li %; Nicaragua, l2s 9loI, &c.
The market for T. v,haDge closed without change
and heavy The bun ess for the steamer h,s not been
very large. Sterlug is ae3 2 cent; Francs $3.50
5.l6l.
The market is frmer for FIR Nghts at p. Co. p. 3d.
foI Flour, aud CID. a I'd. for Gfaiq.
The business at the Sub-Tr 'asury wds;-Paid,
ti73. eco 81; received sls4,l9l o.; balance, 7s23-
los &C. Paid for Assay Office, $40 81 65; paid
disbursipg checks, l093s 81. Balance credit all a.
counts, Sl, 2s2l "a. Against s3 G73 I'll last week,
showing gain TO the street of SO 26O 9aO during the
week. Meanwhile we have cent $500 600 to Boston,
and shipped s62 COO from Til. port. Consi. .'erabie
amounts of gold have been coming in from Bc>ton,
f'oiadephia and the interior. The Bank statement al
"'no"y nnst show large increase in the specie ine'
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-09

SINGULAR ACCIDENT AT TINE NAVY YARD.-On Sat-
nrday last while csrpenters whose are not
kno~n in scoug piece Of tnbsr and when IN
Close proximity 10 each otner the Of Of the woikmen
stuck s, ia the wood and 10 STOPPING eesr it, the Of his
eolsborer struck him the forehead gsacug bos
ehppos on part Of bis with thin psce OF toe skull
about an zach square. DI SAth ani Patterson mmel
ateiy seat for, aud him their The wousi
securely stitched and bandaged n about half hour the
eht ealitiiins throughout tue while tie the
10 oftude Ater tho operation completed he umed
sy wrote out biosef telesrAphe dispatch to his feadS
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-09
u.rLe,. .Reported BY Telegraph.

N.v-ORIEASs June 5-CorroN-Saes today 3usV oses,
betoe se receipt Of the Naeas news at former rates
effect Of the European sdyices 10 not yet oe'e''PeN
Tendency downward 4, - .ai... sbinmsnt
CHICAGO, Jane 7-WHEAI depressed no
81 :, H,m,ton w Of isO 600 bush OATS &c. PROVISIONS
lane 7-i2I M-WHEAT; sales 700 bush. wne
c.nsSisn al Al 6 1900 bush in lots to go East 81 "
prTr.to line 7-l2:SO p m-FLoUR dull with little salp,
,;n, po,iry NHEAr milling demands sales 800 baso ned
hha ~ and som. Chicago Spring private terms C9ss
nrcbsreed sales of aged at oslo lOJ BUSH soaa
Sic CANAL FREsHTs unchanged; Corn ii sisc % anu v
IsSlelc 10 York RECEIPTS yesterday 8os rou'
10 ~ hush Wheat IS 955 bush Corn - . ...L
PaoySDEycr Inre l3s6-Saes Of CoTroS for the week
on, ~ eco bales at I'll gby reduced Unsod stock ~
tie city bales. Wool The Hsset '1s
active; prices unchanged sales to tbs "ecA
66 Geo pieces
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-09
Arrived.
rsausiis Marion,

Htan'iis Marion, Fster, chssstoa, md,.. ssd p,s to
sIO6Td, rlsztou Ca
siP Hemisphere, Hsns H,vTe NAY rndse .ad $50 pass
10 NeGsv. May 80 lat IS 10 lon. - o. t.,d brx
ASH ssels r. Has had westerly wind. from ne Basss sai
deaths On the peasss-.
Ship Mote lof Bostosl. Evans Cacss Tss sad Col1sbo
Fst. 70 irdSo liIssi oil, kc W. A. ssss Nay y lat
;e H. Ion fo IS light breeze from tbs 5 y and
withouA stGsck BY vhT sd which earned
awsy lore sad u.l,opsasss snd yards topss2
snd ers es ads sl sa except for-topsz
foretcrmsS .ayssH az< spsLkst tie Ia
Tnge A,rl 10 LAT Hiss lop. s545 p. .sn.irsd ssip
hndoo tot New Ysh bound w. Lat IS N, Ion. - TO-
spote brig kcis Ler c. f< C.Tdsnsa
Ship Ocean Rover (of Pot.nosl ~ HI, Pickering Liver
pool 81 Dc nfss TO J. ,. sAdy
Ship Jss fost.r h Porter Liverpool, May ndse and 7o4
pas 10 C. H. Marshall Co Aay r. lat a TO- lon. 4 49,
tass isetes lacked the through
them; .t ii passed the ship Buruish, steedpg W.
flip f,'nsr Ct the ses Henry, Boston 10 ballast
ter Was tTwed 10 th. city by stssmrus Y. 9 Sortss
psrk Nstiss b. Of Yarmouth, ~ 81 Tssk ArdEose.u u
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-09
s.,es of Stocks nj philadelphia ....JuSf :.

(Reported for Tbs n. Y. TRIBUNE, by H. D. FSfs
FTst Boord-2OOo Cam. and Amboy Railroad e' o. 30
II eco Wilungton r. H. 6s 5wu, Sc 76 Lehth bs, 20 sli
300 do do cash Oh 1900 Penn 5s bS 81 lOos DO do
900 Penn Coupon S. b5wn So; 2e New'Grsn Mining Co
10 Lehsh Zinc It New Greek Coal Co, bowu, ls -
Lehs scrp OF; do do e. Is DO do GA 10 do do 6
Re,6s Railroad 45i do. s5wn 45A ltU do do 4ps ,
Noristown r. r. 81; AN Penn. r. r. i't 20 Con nseres'
Bank 5 40 PhadelIhis Bsnk Si Westsiu b1aA ea'A eS
ia 40 do do 68 aTrisbuIg r. r. 81; 10 Lehgh Sere 6b4
is do do eSI $50 Schuys Nav pref ~ 81 do'rs Jana
~; Is MeeEsncs Ba4k b5, vi bant Of Penn IL .
Farmers and Mechanics Bank o.
Seeo.d Bo1yd5oo Sctryl Nav g., 8? az $50 fsn9 -
6S; 80 Penn Aei; % Lelsh Scrip 6st 10 DO do o. 1910
5fB MiDeh2 X % 200 Lehsh Znc o5wn, Il. 10 krIefs
ma Aee han. Bsuk c.; Commercial Bank, S23.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-09
.BROOKL YW ITEMS.

THE RECEPTION OF FILLxoRE.-A meeting of the
American General Committee of Brooklyn was held
ut Rathbnns Hotel, in Fulton ST., on Saturday night,
which was presided over by VIM. Seaman the Chair
man. There was a large attendance. The purpose
was TO make arrangements for the reception OF Mard
Fillmore and it was decided to fire one huudred guns
from the Highis ON his arrival in New-York aud in
the event Of his acceptance OF the invitation to visit
this city, to fire one hundred guns mores Committees
were appointed to act in conjunction with the Com
mon Council Committee, to carry out the above OBJ
jecis subscription of $500 Was raised to be applied
to the purpose. Several addresses weIe made, and
the meeting adjourned at late hour.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-09
rorur cALnDAR-TBIs DAY,

SupREME COURT -CWCUT.-NOs- lbJ 336, 40,
$50 sec G. 1872, lOOoI 762 42 S3S, 1885, s36 sSS, si6
sfrciAL TERM-Noe Is, H. 25 g. no. 1871 and any other
ready. =,
SUPERIOR CoURT-The same calendar for Monday
ms Friday with the ADDITION of Nos. 81 1885, 6J7 H. l9O $50
UYITEp STATES DISTRICT CoURT.-Nos. Is, l6, II,
-, %, 81, So, s., 81. SS
COMMON PLEAs.-Part Mos no. 27s, 726, ~,
72s 200 76i 1872 SCI 6SS 762 76s Part I-Nos ISL.
incl
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-09
nv Telearap6.

posTON June 8-Arr. bark Azor. Bnrks I'm FsysL The
Ind Il In the east been cloudy here all day sd now
CHARLESTON Jnne 7--U. S. NJ. steamship southerner
Even from New-lcrk.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-09

BRooKLYN CITY MoRTALIrr.-Tte total number of
deaths in this city, last week, was 40, Of which IS
were males and 90 females OF these 25 were adalts
and "a minors. The principal diseases were consump-
tion, of which II died; smallpox, 4; congestion o. the
brain, Group, conyplsons, Inflammation of the langs,
marasmus, scarlet fever, dropsy in the head, sad
teething 2 each.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-09

s.., cv. x.. p ;.s, ;.%;Sss, lib, s' and
soodeIs. and &c for s'Ssii - %Sfe hhda AMI oe''
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-09
To Hari1~rS,

FxsLAsp-ESrRascE TO THAMES. GvSFLsEf, Ess, :, sa
EAST SWIM Oheii Information bs' leen iesst toais y
oc- that the CofpoIasn Of tie TYiiy House OF h
ysn Office that the pie shiboue reeeLt css ~ Ess
souih-w eise II the 6gAfsst SiLd oI tue -
in the East Swim the entrance o. tas a t
or az after tbs frst dsy Of May 1858 sho"n{ sd
halt minute. IL il psced b. yht Of W fee' soDse ~.
the sea an should b. visible from he deck o amp -
ord ar, sate on The weather at distance offom % -
Tie H,hhou,e ,ixsced Tructlrs o. IRON 40
plies which are bIscod together esaons siy Ins rssz
Cbn-.L Y w w Walton Sszs Tower, n. - 80
H1,l ,Itlou.s " 81 i Sunk L ght Vessel, y shIk
On tic zane dsy the lights It Ie'.nt sAown o. ~
G.rp.tt sht Vessel dscgn'ins d. her nlaTss.xs
ssrek and NE vessel viii be renOyed. Ao. ..,s
which . ltte to tie westward OF the 10" "s-
M.,SeT. OF y,sels pilos and other mariners are stnG
tor ed sot 10 ,,roacs he ghhoas nesser ih,o -
mile nor unoeI sIy eIesnsialees 'Ien'P' 70 p"
ward Of IL. o,.,.,~ e.. tsss-dsessH
g. an, u.l, By otssr Of the Lighthouse Board. md
THORNTON A JENKINS, Ss''~'-
HspIrrsRAssAS sEA-LIcHT on TIE BALkAks 80 .
-Ohcsl Information La been received 81 ny :. al -
SrsIisE Nrlairy Of MsrLe has given noue MS
fe let DAY ~ May 1886. fixed Hsht wosd DC snssBA
tie alet OF Les Aborc s.os, between isies ana =.
Bse,ric I.l.rd. in the Me5tersBsan. Sek
The lsht s fixed ~hita b.ht, placed 81 ne s,.,bs -
above Tia level Of the sea, snd ssoaa 49,
Tie 81 a,iug apparatus caiGdi0ptrie Of me
The lishttower st,Lds in lat $50 iS ~ ", Ion :
IT. siI-e, OF the nsh, /, marx the chsnpe knGs S
p.u, OF Fro Grabde chief 81 the three
between the islsnds of Iyies on the Lotn sa sni ~
= .o.ib Tbi, channel 10 about oDe mile wiae ~
ss,,L 81 nine f.ihoms; bui the bottom Is rock u.
shSnid be cautious taxing With sesnt or ysss
49, 10 avoid the risk of hsyins % anchor ~ ~
yssh,sou,s Beard THORNTON A. JESkiN'''4
Latter from Can't Ti.her Of sh, Navigator, o. q ~
r,nors be st Honolulu March q, all well-had "a
al would leave same dag for japan and osisHI -
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-09

IMMATURE ALHASAc......rdIs DAT.
srxEls. 4: 28 ser....... 1880 Mooy-Risss. c: 23u
HIcH wArtR.........'..... ..1HIs Di' oo
Sandy Hook. Q: - Gov. Island. ll5 HenGats. 3:V
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-09
The imports Of the week other than Dry Goods are
lnee-s2 $50 4s6, against ei, coo oso same week last
Total sinee lot Js.....eS,a5,l4

Among the imports are: Sugar, es53,soi Tea,
ss5 zoo; Coffee sls4, 400; Molssses, ss5, 400; Wines
s;s, ,6OO Watches, es7, ,,Oo Tob.cco, s2a, ,3Oo Rags
&2a, eco; Msdder, t2s, 200; Furs, s5l,lOO; India
Rubber, s45,loO; Iron, se9o 600; Lead, s37 800;
Steel. s27 600; Tip sa74 200; Zinc, s22 sOo Copper
t37, ,OcO; Hides, slss,6oo.
The e1ports Of the week are also large, o. 2O6,67
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-09

Balance of net ennpss applicable to dividends. ~
equal 10 r els 600 eco of stock. sSodsi 70
TIE particulars Of the traffic are as announced
showing the detail of the variation from last year.
FOR THE HALF YEAR ENDING MARCH 81.