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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-20
Passengers Sailed

In stsamlhp Niagara from Boston for Lirerpoo-Mrs IL
Gallup Miss Greene and maid George Ticknor and wife, Miss
Tcknor Miss Gould W. B. Fessenden and wife, Mrs Cor
n,y f. Brasgiot Mrs N Regso four children and nurse
A Amory Boston, Smith Gray, Walpoe, Mas, Mr. I; r
81 epsd wife Provdence John Richards: GARDENERS Mr.
Harat wife child and James N0rmsnd L. Benz amin
Mrs. II. w. Parker, s. Blacks,oDe T. Norton William
Hill Carroll j. Mir girls and T. Mitchell Miss King, William
Oxford w H. Edwards New York James and Robert Wilson
Senior NJ de Msrcortts and WIFE Washington J. Green
ard p. H Flanagan, South Carolina; Csughey. g. w
Reid Mr. And Low wife, daughter and nurse, John N Mott
and Wife, Mobile; Mrs Mscauley, William Price, Nc
Cunell and wife Nah L. Lay and wife ~ Orleans p
Bruce wife and fants Miss ~ Mare Consu n 0re.s
Jos Clio con and John TobD Obio VIM ftzeersd JOS AIN
Sott w ann stott and A. b. stott Cslifors
VIM Lnds N. b.. Mrs NJ. Lindsey and child, Miss NJ
Geddes Mr.. McKn NJ Heyman, and VIM Alexander, Csoa-
ds: A. s. Newbury, Mr.. Holden, Hamilton, c. w Craw-
ford a. Thoma and d. Lewis Montreal; James Smith To
ronto Logsr Miss Randall Charles Stead and wife. and
George Wstsop, London, Canada West; Thos r. Campbell
Tlos Dixon II. Hamilton. Mrs Addy John Breunsn, Jos
Brennan j. NJ Simmons aid George Msrtes OF Engsnd h.
Ropes and daughter Of Liverpool the Rev John
Heuderson and Francis Of Scotland John Morrison Of Gas
Cow Booking Antwerp Ebrect Of Hague, John F.skel
and B. Meres of Havana; Mrs J. B. Ewart five children
and nurse, residence not siven-S2
For Hslifsx-M d Field Of Southwck, Me- Mr.. w. Camp
bell James EDDY, James Hamilton aud - Wiswe cfNew.
York; w Simpson, OF Maine two Misses Coggswel, Rev
Mr. Harvey P. Ri wife, B. H. Collins, Misc Fers ison
ard Miss Romans Hs fax Rev Ar George Of Canada II.
Kedy ard j. Kedy of LuneDburs Rev Mr. Snoirsss p z.
Island Mis- Mckenzie Of Pictou Miss Crump, Of Monue
David Walker-H. Total, l53.
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s Ii. CaS.wbs made the passage from Nsv0.sas We r.
ysps IN 81. days AID Is hours believed 70 b "
shorte,t psaase VI record
ste.n .hip Jsmeso-D, Parrish Rich nond, &C., nase. sA
st. Hen., bero a. Sugar to Ns9er Johnaon "a ca LEI.
=.iena ship cOrnthan twhaier Of AewLandOn) add
Bsk Doore (NoIw DoOe, Bolts, Ne~essis ~ days. coal
Ban Pilgrim, Ardros Antwerp ~ days md.s ssd IS Pc.
to Fsse Hsrard 18th inst lat 80 10. lon 50 90 asrssed
s,is r. esr.ph ,of BOson) Giles, POr. Baltic tap.s.
hemp &c VIM. Ropes SID in company with :sp Robert
.poie ship IDeonOm lof Plymouth standing E. oh INST s
2e,b n a 49, lop IS s. hanged Signals ain bsk Nay
tOf Yarn 81 standing FL n;t st u oa IS a,
spoke snip DeU,eh a q. bound TO ewfors % pee sumo
w iOm lon 20 80 II had continual .,cns wessry s.ss
Md heavy squalls from sh to s'h n;f bad sa. ,.hSs .ns
Of sh os. the 10th list Ihsfsessph sS
BTs sorspsit. Fster, Mschia. lumber e l. =. snow.
Bs Juan J. d. oarihasens, Johns'n haehs' iimoe' |"
Brig Enehan,res (Br) Faulkner, Windsor, "a days plaster
sebr Debornse (Br J. LOcshsr Windsor, Il dAy', rl~sr
ssli Richmond Dr., Smith, Windsor 20 days. plaster D.
schr Ions Campbell Hl'bOro Ms s days, coal to isr).
schf W B. jenkins, Peterson Washington, naval 20
scbr' Albert Jsmi.ou, Jamison Rocklsrd.
Sch, Matilda, OBren, Calais plaster Smith BoynoO
Scbr Penn syvsnia, - Mschss, lumber 10 master
Scfr Superior. GieIfr kocklahd.
scbr H.rdscr able Norwood, Rockland-
Scbr Mercy Tavlor Nickerson Boston
Scbr Fl rics Kelley Boston
Schr Eliza, Fldrdse Boston
Schr Gorilla, Chase, Boston. 49,
sebr Pearl Rel, v New Bedford for Albany.
Scbr Ausu.ta, Perry, New Bedf u for Albany
scbr Ne~.yoik Psciet, Sandborn, Mseh.s
Scbr Mourn ahal. Spear. Ro"dout for Boetop
Scbr American Chief Presses Rondou, for bos,cu
Sioop Thoms. Hull Hull Providence.
sioop Mary Dalss, Hawkins, Providence
PIopelle Charles Oseood Smith Norwich
Propt Her Petrol, Arey, Providence.
for SAINT IA
Tinker for neptune Peabody for L.epooii Lons
star Consry for Bsvsps Rock City tBr). Cutbns for Lo
don Hoyey for Lond0n antelope, Clara io monte
vldeo BsIks Fveys, AIMS, io Msceias; HnbuIs TAM
Reshsn for Glasgow Meteor (Brem Pope, for bremeni
Fair, Bib, ~ Apjer and market Merlin Rchard ft
West Indies; r. Gamble Powell. for ST. MarAs.
RFLOW-Ship Sarah Prudeps (of Bath. from Sagua ls
GrsI q also bsrks ard brigs-I Bv steamtus Titan
Bark Csrss from Porto Ric1-iBy lot boa. A. b. Nelsou
wlND-DuIips the day from N. to W.SW.
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Markets.. .Reported By Telegraph.

NEW ORLEANS June l7CorroSSs today Is 900 bales
prices sre sitter quoably higher MidiiDs 10y alt
SUGAR 7iG8sc. CORN Sic. MESS PORK 10 l<s market au
and irregular Other articles unchanged
ALBANY, June l9-l9o p M-sales we're made To-Day o.
Il bush Corn 52a5sc for yellow round at at md ago
4o for damaged Western Mixed so bush canadian spring
WHEAT brought 81 49, WHISKY, &c. for Ohio .oo
BUFFALO June l9-FLoUR UNCHANGED sales to-day x'W
bbs 25 for TO good rda "a 800 io enc CO
90 Ohio; IS s70 80 50 do wisconsin, and 50 ir e1a
terms quiet aud Coax active .ss OF 800 bush ,s
rior at Sic and fOOoo sound AZ &c.
and in store: CAS.L FsEicHTs Corn re TO Albany
ending a. 3,l7S bbls Flour so 9l bustes Whsat s5
bushels AID 81 bu hes Rye. CANAL EXPORTS during
the SO bushels Wheat, Al f63 bushels Corn
June i9 Sales FLOUR today 600 bbls SO 50 for
Owsso and Canadian GRAIN dull sales 5000 bushels
Corn at LAKE IMPORTS 1000 bbls Flour and 81 Ge
bushels Wheat CANAL EXPORTS: 5000 bbs Flour, 900
b. shells Wheat, and 30 600 do Corn.
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Of the priicip.

The following condensed statement Of several leading
mines is from the Circular Of Messrs Dupee Perkins
Sayles of Boston:
PIr1sBuRcH AND BosroX (CLFF(Ths stock has advanced
10 30 with for sale under SNo IS .Iat
the August dividend will be $2o snare Inc yeu 'o J
MSsfsoTa Sales have recently been made at $50 exdiyi-
dend Of M and apparently but few shares are on the market
The the most ehpecta
Of its Independent OF is enolnoIs v
lin ~ a The Winter
seson Ts' 70 ns % of tbe Nh neSota
Rock Territory and the mining grounds OF
the old and workl connected BY an sdt level
similar show of on the Oh one As on the
STEEL cS.P:n an pa; is ,Sm the
South Vein has been traced for mile the location Eth
have been taken to the value Of the lode
The assessments hitherto amounting to $D0oO, and sales OF
the Comparys for 600 equal to
on oetay Of 81 50 share the whole 20 600 shares Fur
ther ailments will be called for The management
is essentially the the Minnesota and Rockiand Com
panies 80
liability Of $4,000 The Yield for May The mine
improves in DEPTH and pays not lose than *io profit per
month .
PIwABrcThs location Is the northern side Of PORTAGE
Lake Its territory consists Of $50 OF mineral lands The
deposits Of character similar those of the
Isle Boysle Company and have produced principally from the
e3 and Dining some 60 level 20 barrel
copper If this extraordinary development hold. good through
further The stock in demand at
taons. , =,
barrel and vok raised They had about loo uus
of stamp on hand juno which supposed will pro,
t aSss m hD ar. &c the Of as
gradually improving The transactions In the stock have been
larger during the pest month than 10 81 the other mining shares:
paid the production The stock has advanced recently
IS cents per share The annual meeting Of Stockholders was
held the lfh inst The balance Of liabilities assets
stated 10 be 4l2 as 49,
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To MaYineraA

The Danish Government have established salvage steon
on the west coast Of North Jusnd and i've the Iss
Bon holm furnished with all necessary apparatus for the p
pore of saving lives In of shipwreck.
The st.or are th. following Skassn Ksndsstedeaa
Hert,hos Sonrus Lus ken, Bokhusene ste Str md Liza
Strand Hanstedhol KietmolleI Noriie vonore Vested A
Xix Lyp gos Brenesaand, Hennesrsnd, BasvanS
sruk Rome Ahoss, Gudh'en, svsnike. and Snsgesssh
and after this all vessels arriving from the West lnd1
South America the Gulf of Mexico any port south u
ude of Cape Fear required 10 stop at tho Boarding. s
ton abreast of Woosers dislery to be visited ne ron
Physician Vessels arriving from any port with aesnssS on
stop the until visied By Ne or
ycsn and In neither TO have eommunssnen ~
the shore without bis permission By order OF ths p0e3
Wiiminsten' n C. june ia lass. w. j. LOVE, Csrh
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Sailed from Dartmouth 18th. bark Matilda Sears, "ins ~
Sailed from wespOrt 10th mot previously, bark s'l'a'
letter from Capt Smith, of bark A. R. Tucker Of 9ss
Via. 4 5 k:ys = S:s s.
ds,sS kshs.' s April e. reports her with 90 SS OIL oil ~
letter from Capt Kelley Of bark James Andrews, ofN.s
Bedford dated Honolulu April reports be, hsvs ' :.
Dbl. w. oil in M.,. e, Bay which he had sold
AT Bay I;l.ld. March e. ship. MOhsws Grant Nan s%
IsSt .p s jsn iSses bark I1 NsvtGan Sherman d.
3't California MsnehssteT DO so John Ho .isnd T XXI
dO DO. Il Pss o. Com Mons Falmouth, to esss Mi.so q
B. DO 18th American, Jsrnessn Edss,sown ~
S:si hS%; isss to. o; s:;:, x M:.;ss
s:P e En- d ..S sss on &
Gsbses. Niekenon. Nsnt, to crui,s. u,,.,,- Ne. Il
AN at New Bedford lsh ship Caravan, Si Ri CS
wbsins CID lS,h bark Sas ala Is snow .Sdsf % p
Church from Dssolafion Islands via St % ~.
bbls VIII OIL Reports ship Alert and scnr TfanA'" WV
as: ri !. continued a:: sia IN Ga 6.
letter from Capt st.on Of .hp C.s, e ~ S'-S Il -
reports her At Aucs LAID. N. u Feb H. Win :" oo" ~
letter Capt Potter Of ship Mouas w. u, o =:
Gay on cruise to Banks Psninsus, N z, all we'll OIL
reported us&kH
letter Captain Fuller, Of chip Ocean, Of ~ -
dated Bay of lsnes March TO- reports her with -
oil beard, all WELL to sail same day Oh cruise
for home about ths middle Of Arrl 5000. MAJ,
letter from Mira Nichols dated Bay Of isss IN. -
reports ,hip Sea Gull, Of New Bedford, with "" '0~
board, sent home a0sp . ,n.-.,os ~
letter iom Capt Nichols Of shia Sophia Thorh ~ - -
Bedford, state: thar be had shipped ls' bO' 'p OIL
Perry, and had 100 VIII on board. ,,, wsst II
letter from the Sd officer of the ship Wsveny, -
Bedford, reports her at Monmouth Island March D. VIZ"
~ A on s ss $. H. ise1 April g. Malta King y Bsa
Western Islands. with lc0 ebls sp and hi M m ~
18th, San Frspci,co Gudworth, b., with ~, ia O.
hun rbsek, and sid Msy to cruise 2sih, LIoP Ws2f
" b 90 80 and sid. Nay 20 oruiss May <c,-,h NJ
Baieock Sag Hsrbor, LOO sp., lio wh. Marcia, S's
Al T.le sbusno April l. IrTs Harris ". L.. Sd AesIr
N B. President, Of WestporIi 4h, Domingo, fn~"-
Al Bay Of Islsnds March IT, ship Potomac, SWAN"
SEQ sp. 49, - . us.htou. -
Dsr mouth. go bbls. sp oil. .,,.ma -
s;istsss ST. IS i. ISIS. : ....,. sss
Esy.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. .
Cleared.

Shss-Natlda, Lee. Canton, NJ L. G,Crisvold Bayafs
Bailey Bsyre, VIM. Wboek, IT, Prince De Joinvie, Ch.u
berlin Glasgow Durham Dmon Uncle Toby Soule Liver.
pool, Nesmith Co.
Bsrks-Abeons PAGE. Havana, Roberts Williams Ttsnia
(Norw.l, CauseD London Funch Mencke.
brss-CsIl and Dms Meek }, Hotx, London Rel ner
Schmidt Agnes Meek Rening, Falmouth w. r. Schmidt
CO.; pJer shute st. Pierre, Mart, II. D. Brookmsn
ton Baltimore. W. Thompson Roswell Benson, Norfolk
b q ArowsEhh Bemmsn, FAIRNESS, Sasua la Grande,
lis, Clement, Halifax J. r. De Wolf
histler PIe.by, Taunton master; E. Johnson Tar.
Seii BsltiI eie MAILER Lord Quereauj Proves, Huse,
benmore Merrill Abbott; l.. 8. Davis Ae Savannah Nc
Gready, Mott Co; Anencus. Wheeler, Providence J. ".
rssen MARY Robbns Newbeme, Davis Holmes; Frances
Ii bon, II. d Brookman Co.
siesmet-peaware, Copes, Philadelphia New.York and
PrOPeieI-NOvsy, Bell Philadelphia, J. L W. Briggs.
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COFFEE-Beyord moderate sales the trade for immediate
Ftsy has degree limited the transactions private
s;s Iods, soppr Sc. Ia b,s' st. Domingo a. ed .
FLOUR AND MEAL-The demand for Western Canal
again adv al eed ICE Dbl on the grades sought
after for the better grades are IN i s sfas 10
bsis 1t IS ia for common good sste 5oa 8 80
tor 6o for
Ohio; 80 asa 81 20 for fair good extra Ohio and 80 81
% t. kos .a uS sr a. Ssa s
sales soc tbs at IS 10 fer u3erfne and So woes
aeo bb Sc IS for inferior % good standard brands
Ry. Fisur a.siss bot .iesdy ssSsI'0 Corn Meal
.ppo.ches Is becomns daily diminished; further
been made of coo boxes Canton, 40 packs at 81 IS box,
The upward tendency IN Wheat noticed in ..t
bu.hel. led Southern part choice .bsr
coor,d at 81 co. 1850 bushels white do 1t 81 156 IS;
.s. ss:'. Club
81 m par, arrive; 10 SEQ bushels Chieaso Spring 81 Is
T. :. a sa.S d 81
Sc for We.t-n and ssc. northern Corn
ss % chi g9 1s sS1i for mixed 's 81 for
Ss .si @ sa Tor re
HIDEsThe market sssn quiet but the stock much
SAFE! q Sc ay Porte c.beo 70 % at se
no. usus selection coo dry Vera Cruz, IS n, 81 lsc
etos bad AMI water damaged AID $50 'ated California 50 n,
AZ ttc 8 nosL
HOPs-New without change Of moment; 80 bales were
sold oesy hIpu dse the Of prices
6da soecns to quantity and quality the latter
price.
HAY-A busine~ doing for shipping former prices;
sales Of $40 bales st 55de5c. y 100 Ba
lROS-A fair for Scotch Pig but the market
settled sales Of l $50 oG 81 according to brand
qusi fify
sales Of Burnos Light and Prime at 2t
& and OIins do 25d2+ Heavy Of the former sell
lc, and Of the latter 9d2ic 0.k Ia fair re.
stIdGe for Light and Middle, snd so9a2e for Heavy
French Calf sArs steady and in ufed request Eus.h
sNt.d Sheep skIs DALI but prces se without Yarsbe
change.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-20

The Belleville and Illinois Railroad Company are
about to offer $780, 600 for their convertible cent
first mortgage Bonds, redeemable in ls73, through
Mr. Simeon Draper. This is the balance of an issue
of $500 600 all the rest of which having been sold in
Europe The payment Of principal and interest is also
guaranteed by the Terre Haute and Alton Railroad
Company, and by a lien on 1000 acres of coal land
near st. Louis The BellevlIe and Illinois Road il
finished one, and is running probably. The Company
has stock capital paid up Of seOoooo and the bonded
Indebtedness, including the present Offering is 100
Gao, of which s6eo, 900 are first, and $500, 900
second mortgage.
The Wabash Valley Road, now the Toledo, Wabash
and Western Railroad was opened to La Fsyette yes
terday through train entering the city With the in
vi.ed guests amid much rejoicing. This completes aoa
miles Of this great trunk line, and the work to
ple,e the remaining 40 miles being prosecuted with
much erergy. The connection with the Great West
EN- Of inos OF the Sts:e Line, is to be made Oct. J.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-20

,s4s ~ ,s., ,s4o Is ise is,e us5 s ,. ~ &C. isss
,a~ ,ss IBIS 1914 is, o ie'6i 49, 1870 CSC lSis
s7i r, C,acuIr-Noe q g, a,e1 3I69
Sis TO- qS aIss 1852 2s5 $685. 1877 a9 BIG 49, 1899
~. cosMos PLEAs-By Court ,thout Ju-y-Part
No, "a to ?57 inclusive Psr. Mos 70 24, and 25s
~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-20
Baltimere Cattle Market.

BALTIMORE, June 49, At our CATTLE market to-day, SO
head OF ofered-prices falling The whole
sold gips from SO $40 IS net Hoes in good
demand; sales at 81 to 81 50 v 100 lbs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-20
Receiuts Of Produce.

By the NORTH Rirer Boats-16ooo bbls Flour 900 bushels
Wheat 81 eco bushels Corn $3.50 bushels Rye, 1000 bushels
Oats, so bbls Pork 758 do Whisky, IS do. Ashes.
by the Erie Ra,oad-i 400 bbs Flour $50 bba Provisions,
do WhiaLy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-20
NUMBER FROM EACH STATE.
r.s,t. GkaAn s.

NB-Beef including nothing but the best large Oxen
iii AZ least one year First quality consists of large.
G Oxen stall fed at least months Second quality in
udes The gassed Oxen the best sail fed Cows and me
best old Steers sheep, extra CONSISTS Oh cnoce
Bucks and fancy for stock and the best Cosses
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Ocean Steamers
TO ARRIVE.

Atlantic Sailed from Liverpool for New York. June
Hermann Sal ed from Southampo for New York June
Baltic Sails form Liverpool for New-York une Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-20

ASHEs-Tbe market is quite firm with fair demand sales
of 50 Ibis at SO IS for Pots and 81 25 for Pearls
COTTON has continued, der the Americas news very
heavy dull The business has been sufficient show
full effect but holders have offered their goods
easier prices Sales of60o bales closing unsettled the fol
lowing nominal quotations.
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MINIATURE ALMASAc......THfs
Suy-Rss... 4:23 Sets...... 7:4 Moos-Rises. To- GA
HIGH wATER..... This BAY.
Glndy Hook eN Gov Island. 9l7 Hell Cats. 10: So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-20

UNITED STATES DISTRICT coURT-Jvrr l9-Befsrs
Judge BETS.
The District Court adjourned, without doing any
business, 70 Tuesday next
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-SPEcIAL TERa-JuSg IL.
Mills AIT


BRADY, 1.-THE Code sec. 33s provides that when
ass Court may its dispense with limit the
security 70 be BY sections 3S5 $50 aud where the ap
peant &c and thus in effect. absove the ex
from the give security an appeal woere
good assigned by him for such indulgence IL 10 true
that the section referred relates 10 appeals 10 me Sou
Term perfected unless security DO given as upon an
appeal tie Court 9 ppea the Court order upon such
tcrms be such security
LOT 10 she amount required TO the Court
Judgment would doubt be regarded
security should be limited at
closed applicable TO the Of the appealed
from. The object Of the Legislature in opnion
avoiding his bood by assuming In the sence
the power OF the Court to limit his security that the Less
designed that he should tho uignent with
DOT resard to his hands They have BY sections $50
s provided against that and thus sieneed him In that
Tespect
the primary liability Of the surctss to tbs eodertsk
ing although compliance with the Judgment In manner and
form expressed discharge them from all obligation And
alleging the application of all the property OF the Tesla
tor directed by the Judgment would be good THINK al
thouth In feet Insufficient 70 Discharge tne
The appellant pay judgment pronounced OF affirmed by
the Court and be called 10 do more than
their piocpa BY such judgment ordered to perform But
such Of the question cannot be svaiete
Giving undertaking viii cut application 70 the Court 10
and demurns admissions OF the possession OF 40
sufficient the Judgment in the manner directed
entities the defendants to Judgment.
consider all the facts to esseSh the defendan
liability seged IN the complaint aud that the demurrer NOT
well ntsposed The defendants however have leave 70 an
swcr In twenty days, on payment Of costs
Ordered accordingly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-20

u 3 ~ steamship Cahswbs Bullock, from Nov Orleans
'aDs " Via Hsys, mdse md pass 70 Livingston Cgoeheros
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COURT CALENDAR-THIs nav
SUPERIOR CouRT--Specal Trial Tern.-No. No..
1 s7 1915 es7, l7s ls, i'' isos, isla so, ISL. ia,
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS

In this Court, yesterday, William Ennis was tined
or la preparing sale the Of diseased
COW IL shown that he had dressed it, and placed 1t In
ready to take to market lie had been watched AID
esen into custody Tho Jury found bm guilty Sentence
s.-rved George Stuck nycted OF assault aud battery with
,s 70 All h. wife sentenced to the ate Prison for tive
49, WIN Heeker, John Heleker, and John Muraine,
'>~ss guilty 10 riot and tumat and were hned IS each
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land. A.,.ss APPEALS, June 49, Durgin agt Ire.
for Issporaent f w.son for appellants Mr. d. Hswey
M.nndsl. Tor isspSnS,. Tslcoy for appellants; Mr. j.
june So s. Rssssss BY dsf.u IS Reserved fsI
JUNE is.-No. 20. JaS3 49,; q Reserved fm July l.
w.:s,: y. . %ssaeq No. 81
p.. 0f ,ssp No. 81 "a no s,rses a. spSs a J. Van Der
June No 49, reserved Tor June q 90 reserved Tor
SsyL no reserved for July No IS ~ reserved for
ton, ~ rsspt 'Pps H. NJ HaIrns.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-sPEcIAL TERN-June 1S-
Before Judge IsGRAHAM.
Noesnus r. Worden by her next friend ag John G. Wordep
Divorce granted, and custody of child awarded to
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-23
Miscellany,

THE ENGLIsH PoET-LAUREATE.-
Tcnnyson belonged to period in Eng.
lish annals somewhat later than the one
with which we are nov engaged, but
the whirl of political events Will not
permit a recurrence to the inviting
paths of poetry and literature, and he
will, perhaps, not regret being placed
beside his great compeers. lie has
opened new vein in English poetry,
and shown that real genius, even in
the most advanced stages of society,
can strike fresh chord, and departing
from the hackneyed ways Of imitation,
charm the world by the conceptions Of
original thought. His Imagination,
wide and dscusive as the dreams Of
fancy, wanders at will, not over the
real as much as the ideal world. the
grottcs Of tie sea, The caves of the
IL Hnaid, the realms Of heaven, are al
ternately the scenes Of his song. His
vcrsifcatlon, wild as the song of the
c,6n king, IS broken and irregular, hut
often inrXpresSlvtiy charming. Some
times, however, This tendency leads
him into concei !; in thc endcavor to
be original. he becomes fantastic There
is freshness and originality, however,
about his conceptions. which contrast
strangely with the practical and inter
ested views which Influenced the age
in which he lived, and Contributed not
a little to their deserved success. They
we're fclt to be the more charming, be-
cause they were so mnch at varinnce
with the prevailing ideas around him,
and rc-opcncd those fountains Of ro-
nance which nature has planted in
every generous bosom, but which are
so often closed by the cares, the anxi-
cites, and the rivalry of the world All.
SON
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-23
HOWARD MEDICAL INSTITUTE
II Sacramento street. HtNt 10 the Pacific Mail > :
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SAN FRANCISCO
ROOMS NUMBFRs L. AND3.

vENHIS INSTITUTION j. founded tor the of
b SvphNlitc aud Scru!uluus comp plainis and all
Elections ut hc Gruiial Organs of whatever nuturr.
Instituted for express purpose al tr'aiing private
naadr"s ~ the inSanc" of many medical gentlemen
who have seen with pain the inpusitiuus practced
hrrtC fore upon those who have hren the victims ot
hIug advertisement those connected with it 10
/" public notice
Those applying for advice will find constantly In
enlanc mpdicill ability of un'ii-Incd skill in this
.li,-- of complaints and III he dealt with in tho
most honorable and stFaishl-t.tward manner,
For The pnrpOSe of securing privacy Ia the mott
'lirue. -'Vrra apartments are arranged that pa
"a Mt will he brought in contact with none, but Ihs
Jfiic. Ply sician
Those upvdSiu to this Institute will ;he chsrges
-unnbe. and the treaimrui sup riur Ladies' and
Gentlemen who desire Ia brcom~ pliirnts without
a,llng The Of the Institute. can be aItsaEd
their residences
communication from all parts of the country " "a
Ia. attended Ia with prU,nplt" =, aud medicines ~
u desired. by enclosing tee uf t. dullrs
W efforts will be spared 10 maxi. thr Howard Nedk
"al inttute what it purports 10 he, hilanthrophs
institute.
,'"n.ua,ion in English, French, spanish and
German.
office h.,I.'s from Q A. NJ. TIT sP. NJ. Address
s'Iowarl Medical Institute, lie sacramento street,
San Franc-sc
Office Physician, DR.. r McCAFFREY