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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-08
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
l,iaarL.

steam,hps-Forida CrOwsll, savannah $ l. M,eai!l
Marion Foster Charleston, SPoford Tle'ton Co. Jan-'
town Parish Norfolk Ludlaln Pleasant Falcon BOWL
Boston. J. W. Mckee r.c
ships-Old Colony. Low: San Francisco j. Earle CO.
syyordish Cocker Hong Kong, Croker " arn
Tinker London r E Morgan Wiley; Morning Lsh t y
lies Liverpool {. Grinne Guy Mannerins DolAFd Law
.rpool Taylo Merrill 10 -,--.- c.. 4.
Thomson; Meden (Breml Bose, Bremen hennngs Mu!
ier Gosng; Cordoba, Hutehnss Jacksonville Tapsco't
Brig Cotton, Evans Machia' Mayhem Talbot Co
Queen Of the South Cook MLecony J. A hschado Co
Caroline Wbitehcrry Apinwsll Panama Railroad Co Ed"
Csnan. EliIsbehpor,. H. d. Brookmanj Courier (n0rl D
Hlvesnd Crou.tadt Punch Meincte Three sisters ROBIN
.ou Cette ~ Place Daphne br Hodsdon bermuda Fen
piston Joue, Morning Light (BI) Fritz s. John n b r
N.yius 4 Som {. Nichols. Loud EHz,behpor, X T. BUCK
4 Co P r. Curtis On, Portland, NOse. PeTktn. Co .
Schconers-Ce Ell nerce, Daniels Norfolk, NJ bedel: EN-
mir. IN Bradshaw St John d. r. Deweh Pearl, WesteS
Welt Mssors. Bay McCresdy Mott Co Evergreen Hnck'
lev Tsmpco Wake Moss; Justins (Brl Wainwright Der
HIda Middleton Co. May Queen (Brl Talbot Bermuda
Mccall Co.: Jas Blown Brown Daren, Thompson hunI.
er " Raleigh Horton Savannah, d. c. Murray Crensha-
pos. Richmond c. II. Person Cumberland Chase Aexan
dra Whirwiud, Chase, Alexandria, Cumberland Coal Co.
Mssssippi Trssk Bangor H. SANFORD; Louisa, Besrse
Boston s. w Lewis Co.; Woloot Parker Boston Dayton
4 Sprsgue: TrypLeus Maxwell New Haven X. Goodwin
Steamers-Nebrsska Mclaughlin, Baltimore "eserDPor
Beuy, Portland.
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Disasters, SC.

BASA ELLEN NoYTs Rcs.;et Of and from Boston o., 4,
.iliirs nTcn sullcn Iock She ed,o rapidy TIA, m ~
p.ed 20 abandon her They taken a ~ M.
swed.h 6rs Charlotte. wheh vss in company the tas q
w. saved the WRECK The n bail, Cassise Ne
aicui 8 1890 and insured IN Boston
York To- Hsr;spo \. s. in ballast and small qlaa.y a
rntrclands, went ashore a. e m l Instant during iAit
fcE hc rocks about one rie 70 the Weswsr q Point j.
dtl shthouse and remained up 70 morning 4 81 Csptap
Holmes arrived Providence ts morning fr the parpe n
obtaining assistance and states tha ihe vessel lay, oroade
the besoh N up III lead % the westward td was lamp
nc badly there hesvy sea rolling in Her s tel
I4F ~ - 80 but litt!e water l. thought she nav h.
so Of With the aid Of steamer The Mary Morton sooi
Bt1K GgoRG Lnd,sy lost the bar Of Vera Crar ws,
rs register tut at Bath Me- in SiS and rated she
PS. tEie rsor.s WiLLIAx-caPt Kodsin., Of 1rit,s
ts Thonss William, before reported abandoned ard crew
brought 70 this port makes the following repor,:fbe bx
I'll ns william let Liverpool the 18th April bound %
Hsrbor Grace F. with cargo Of sai cSnsenSd to Aeass.
Purf. Nun; had tine weather and variable winds up the
9th May, when encountered heavy gale from w about
r. vs.. struck ey heavy see, "sGa Sssa ave. star
era saucions both sides stove ongbost q pieces also
i,.rS ~, ~ 81 he 6s heavy sea struck the iii,
On the .tsrbsrd bow Carrying away bow.pnt By the
head also re;opms., rain ,opsasntns't back Of Sic d
side IRON to inches Capt Hodsn. and then
Gee, and rs and crew FOR their kniaes. while on board
Carr HowEs OF It, City Of New.foIk from Phiaae.
rrts at bile ashore the Crest Rip Shoals threw
board al tie deck load and g3rsn o, The goods S,"s zen
tire picking up the thrown Capt Mathews who
coTrecty reported master when the steamer cleared AZ
Pbisd. rhis was not g. the time Of the DISASTER
III. Civ of board valuable assorted of
grain four packages OF dry goods Sc
THE S1E.MER CANsDAN ashore below Quebec was first.
cs, screw propeller bulk in Scotland in s6t She registered
rs tuus Of abut So horse She Was s"ned
m Montreal and there j. partial irsusnce on her IN TINS ety
p about her freight. The Montreal Herald ~ ne
5th ipst -, ~, -. ~. A.
we have late relative 10 the position OF this ssp
On WeducsdAy at the .chr az an was aohssae u
her taking aud furniture The surveyors recon-
nSd dcbarsine her with all dispatch. and think there will
h. NJ fcuty after having done in getting her Oh Capt.
Cstd returned here this morning aud reported large
ary Of the cargo landed al Quebec He reports also thai
% was In course of being erected round her toi the Pu
80 Al r,i.ips her and with the best effect"
SRP GFsY, Celandsr at oaebeS reports lSh nay IN
Ian - " bit.haven loaded with salt. with loss of bowspnt
sTS tetouusst and abandoned. While the boat along
E Of er he went down the boats scarcely having e
TO get into the boat.
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,;arke,..P eported 6y Telegraph.

AtrANY June 6-l2.So p m-GRAIN-There was sale o.
c1u hush white Western AZ s. On change 10000 bush
milwaukee Club wa held al ; S. Tor hch 81 was 2'
Tered OATS are without change In price sales " onsh
Street a. and coo bush 6c, both BY MEASURE but
one Tot CORN offered to-day SO bush which sold II Sc
There was sale Of 500 bush. MALT private terms
BuFF,o June g. p. n.-FLoUR is more animated; sales
g. day 90 bis al 75d 81 tor common % good 'uPrne
and 81 Z5d 81 % for extra do WHAT Is hrmer;
sale. todv 6oo bush 81 Tor Chicago SRrne OosS
ira mate and a. hold st nc OARS quiet WHISKY du
a, ga Sc FsEIeh.s- Wheat SewYork, 6c. IMPORTS
vest, dsv bush and SCN bush Oats EXPORTS
~ canal coo bush Nhes al 5000 bush Corn Tue canal
IN rood order end boats passing through win
uercLar disc for Sey YorA
Providence. June 5CoTroS quiet prices teuan nrn
and The sales ere small lots for sPnners use Inc WOOL
T.rkrt remains quiet tie sales Of the week $500 10
PAINTING CLoTHThe market is quiet ana PeeS are "''ou'
change; Gales Of the week, 81 eco pieces.
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Arrived.

Steamship Water Witch CU, Survey Lieut.. w s. Lowell,
Ship Belle Wood Tucker Liverpool % dAy, mde AMI So
psss.ngeEs j. A. McGsw Had heavy weather since leaving
The BaIs cebess the Bank Had SIX deaths
slip aedoIs KsnFto3 Providence in bea.t = master
Slip r. l. Lane CouiArd Liverpool April g. via SLebaTBe
whore she put in having been ashore mdse 10 Thom.s
RicharJton She towed TO the city BY .ieamug W H.
Bark Peltucirt Lewis Nueyits. May "a sugar to Yrn.g,
de-. Vale May at 81 AZ lon 70 49, spoke ship but did
moi distinctly h.sr her name UNDERWOOD Il to be james Con
way dave from New Orleans supposed her to De British
Bsk EAGLE Br ouancc Bristol S3dsys railroad iron and
1871 passenger. Stanton Ruger Had one birth on board
during passage Experienced heavy weather. Iost ana t
Biz Jsre. Haskell. Rondout far yewburyport
Brig Macon, Hendsckon Savannah days cotton &C. 10
sehr Ticslo Alien M.chi., /, day., lumber Mayhem Tai
IS sei wn / sp,as. Lippinee,' Wilmington N c. days,
schr Mary Msnk- Beers, Boston days mdse. Dayton
SIR Anssret,s. whitmore, RoeEl.nd lime.
schr Z. NJ Dufield, Lewis, Portland, Conn, stoae.
Schr Chief marble Somerset, grain.
schr Amanda Powers, Robinson, Rond0ut, for Boston
sclr EmPife; = Bo';en for Albany. ILL.
SIR Joseph Rodgers, Wellington, Portland Conn.
SeLr Henry Clay - Albany for New Bedford
sehr banner Br.wu nd4e from scar IndaLoIa,
ashore ct Long Beach " J., TO Bird Nelson
S.i 1I +, 6cT'Sh Wine CO. .DA' ''' " '''
schr NewYorE Packet church Calais days for Pnils.
Sclr Nimrod, - Boston for Albany.
sehr. senecs. P.nnty. Boston, for Albany.
s,si. Bslyi5cfs Start NewbaIsbs for New Haven.
Schr EmiTs, Peck kondout, for wburyport.
S.cop VIM II. Bowen, Hallock, Providence
Slo0p =. SpragEe. Gibbs WGTehsn, nails
stesntus ". II. Webb. Hazard sheburne b. 8, 7 days
having in t,w chip z I. Lane.
Steamer Sarah. Jones, Philadelphia
Steamer Westehester. CLARK. Providence
Steamer Psrtheus, " hte Hartford, for Albany.
sAILED-se,uship' Columbia, Berry, s3r Liverpool; G
Br scrswl Duncan, for Glasgow Florida CroweH ior
al; Marion Foster for Chsestou; Jamestown fa
ri,h Norfolk Sc snip TAsm.n, Thomas for San Fran
LosG BEAoH June 4The schr Indisnols lies IN shout zoe
position the slnd bantins the inside .hote
hods her steady The has moderated and the ss are
sl0n I.ids II the weather holds with We sas sorA az
ught. The pump board and set Up a ION
operation will discharge the lower nod Inc
cargo looks lit pretty much smashed up Tue scaF
H. ". johnson Will b. the Ie1t one losced
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corpT or SPECIAL sEssIOSS-JrSE s.-Before Justices
-,'-- - Il

OsBoES and CogNoLLY
Noes RYAN, q mere boy, pleaded guilty 20 NIe1lns
a r,ct.t kIV. the property Af. Nescoit C"h'0.eH
AID cent e. the Hous, - Refuge ,,;r
lam - Garary and Mary Garary, husband ana VIZ,
r,r arrsi.ed o. a charze q sssa-t auc battery up.
s., Ov. rres-r ted hin f With his face and hr -ie
~ his =. nd " y ha1y testsn anc testified Gieel 70
# Lam. Gsraffy while be eXcLlna-ed tn Si- Inr
-, ,ioler-ly n Il iamaEes that b. ca IN
d., In .1tfem,ly suspicious propugniy % M WI a. 20.
led and dress him Ire wife discharged and ne ms
hand found guilty and seAteLcec 70 the City Pr'ou oI -
Lewis Denny was charged with stealing case Q,
.v.,t oil The property of Hlsh McRrna Found guilty. ana
,e1tenoed to IL. PeIteutiar, fer tour months ,..,
Andrew Ambrru, arTaghed for assault anu Od''Sly
IN a policeman. convicted sud fined : 10.
Ann Mack suaigned for assault and b1tterT on
YIN = Oulstead q the Esh Ward Police was found my
AZ = ..1terccd 20 IA, PeIitettaTy f. si1 months
Wm Harley. aTraigned on two charges Tor assaull
ard bsffe vas guilty AID The sentence
ded Viii. on the otuer IL convicted and setenced -
H. Perteutisry for two months -,
Margaret Kennedy. charged with stealing tIor-
.rce-d bonnet Of IL, value Of 9 81 found guilty ana
.srtsrc,d 10 the PeuteItisry four months
Merit Beam. srraigned for stealing ~, was found
guilty. AID s,ut.uce suspended
Su.sn McKenua charged with stealing, was con-
,otrd. aud .eIteuced to the Perer,sy t;T two men'
,JoseIh McMenomy, charged with stealing chii-
dr.Is clothing from poor woman vas convicted anu SCI
t,rced 10 ibe PenitcniAry Tor four moths .,
Miclael Mullins was charged with assault ana DAT
upon Frsucs Payne. BY Enorkinz hH' down WHY
tcvocrtiu couplsirsnt csrred while ne paceao
slkiIg the streets FOUND su-y ana IrhtNeru III -A'
TuefChy for sentence.
Mar Carroll charged with assault and battery,
was found guilty and sentence suspended.
Anthony Forster. charged with assault and battery
IN a Tr1slr " as convicted. and fine. 80.
Adjourned to Tuesday morning, O'clock
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SUsDIY, June 7.
Arrived

Steamship Roanoke Sinner PO-tmouth - hour. nd'e %
Lldlsm Peasants. 707 % fe1wek' iAhd hshsled
steam hip Jamestowu. hence for Norfolk
slip Rhein CHambl }, sPer Hamburg Aprl D nd,e and
I7f 10 Beck KuEhxrtt My 49, lat ~ ~ lon IS
.rv ship Rajsb Bowen Liverpool for New York May
= la: IS 90 r 81 A. four ieebsrgs and considerable
field ice. -
Ship James Foster jr Abel Liverpool h,y mdse. and
% H. Marshall Co. Sailed into and anchored At
Quarsn tine iAs; night
Bari NJ Frsuh ofPortandl Haskell Cardiff % day. rail
road iron order Nay a. lat 40 lon 20 30 passed ship Uncle
Toby bound west.
BIZ FornsI Gardner Csers' 10 days suss Moses T.y
Tor Co.
Bris JsbeE lBrl Yses HGVil.Or, Bermuda days pO.s
toss 70 Mccall l. fri,h
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couRT CALENDAR-Tnrs DAY.

United STATES DIsTRICT COCRT.-NOs. ,, o, =, II,
49, 70 q. % q D. 80
SlPREME COURT, CIRCUIT.-In consequence of the
81 cement e Judge Peabody in the General Tenn
this Court s adjourned Monday June Is at lOoeoek
q. A.. .oo
SUPERIOR CorRT-Trial Term-Nos. Us. 43s 5f2,
5eI 67 5l GO 64 65I 66 27s s7, ea. 692 $40 So 73
70s 100 67j s. 49, 464 CO. 49, 40 gu, CO. 6[3 az o.
6O3 ~ 667, 800. M, ~, go ~,
CorRr OF CoNNoS PLEAs-Nos. 8S4, 9li, 76j 9l3,
e2t e2 s6 81 9zs go 800 49, si s s56 81 9I8 s5s go
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

The East Ne7g-Jei.ssy Bag fist Association he6 IT,
sx,eenth auniy T's lay and wa e'day last a
Bauk Monmouth County. The ening preached
bV tc Rev JEccs H. Prstt Of bloomfield. The Rev. " II.
PtrmIy Of jersey City was co ted Moa sator The letters
orn the different CHURCHES genefey encouegns The
number bepsms reported fro the who.e Association mum
bsrg about IS oburchesD 3D. and Re number < church
members az
Resolutions Of The Bi ona-y and other
b.reyoen: rp0 BY Rev H. q. Of
Plsinfeld, and cordially GdaPn ID
The meeting apPr led % b. held the rt Tues
aav in lime Fins Bapt Church Panfelf the Rev.
l. Eolge. D. d. y pIeac1 the int,e lnct0Ly sermon.
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schr Rer,u Hsppsch Giley, Boston days, IN bslas.
SIR Mary Emily Srow, Gloucester. hsa.
s,fr Pavilion, Gilsy. Gloucester, s.s.
Schr Lucy Bake Shaw, Rocilan5. ume
Schr Bourc brooks, Maddox Rockllnd. rne.
Sckr Syph, Holly, Providence. for Pori Even.
SclT. CABOT Reehe, Provdsnce, for Port ENen.
SER Euzshefl West. Wsrshani tor Albany.
ScLr. Charles Henry Baker Roste "a 4 days Gnsess
S,ir O. ". Smith Smith WlH.a g0n lays asyl .,,..
O. D.ucr Potter.
BKLOW-Two bern. bIigs.
WIND very hsht during the day from s s E. With nm
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kfW.NORk cLAsslFlCAriOs.
IH,,r. Elrrfda Anrl.s

COFFFE-Elo Las .ired after 20 dAy i e. poft blt
the transactions ar few Java j. hed hgh-r ~ihout
Zee ossh ard lClc uonih; ~ bags Costs Ria al l,
mouths Jaws a. l59e aid So bag, Rio, niiliini :"
kniiuings. % former rutes.
Flour AND MEAL-The demand fT Western Canal
Four more I'D With moderate syss holders have
1he and tie low grades D. better Choce frauds
are tuoyet AZ good request Tor tn local trade. Tue In
curry fr delivery j. sderats tyers aud sellers
wide IT, views a. the c1se te tendency u -. up
ward Tie si-, ar 100 itls &c tjC 20 90 fr
70 coed Sta ~ 9 ~ 20 for extra Do 20 6)G sc 20 1r
periue IrdL1a aud Iowa ~ - IS ol % good
extra Chic. - 50 - fr good 70 gboiee H:rs t1i bsa
lO - Tor - Louis brands. - Ia 10 for Gene
Canadian Flour be:tsr dr ,nt and LIS improved 5
= hb On brA d, with limited arrival I'D lsh.
stock btl-. AZ n 90 : -p-rhn- 81 10
fair request ard the ow grades loc better and choice
brand. .re held with ncressed EFness the sales 800
obs e. 5CG 81 IS or mixed ID good brands Baltimore &C.
snd g. S0dss for faTorte fancy aud extra brands Rye
-Four without toe eald s-siz ssles of Jersey
sass Is AID Brandy vie &: - 4 "a So and puuehsols
SIS SQ$l9
FIsH-Th. market for a. kid. Il heavy but with light
stosi prices without material change Dry Cod ng-d
quiet IS IS for medium No ard - IS for
NJ : Picked Herring jobting ssOre II s. and
Smoked d. So 40e f9asoAled, and SGS)c. for No
GRANT, iuqury Wheat moderate. he ad
pces auded business the sales
e southern al e5 aad 30 bush wh-e Do Rye
wanted AID Is heisI 81 ga - Northern
Dat; in fT deuans am arm sales q Stat u 54d6
Western - esG7c Barley and Barley AAs and
nominal Cora opened very frm, with fair demand or the
home and Ear trade, bui Closed quiet the sAles 2OO
hush sds.c for Western mixed store; af696 f1r
Southern Yellow and ca &C. fo- do white and choice DO.
GUNNY CLOTHING l.SEn Of sales d s. bale. amy Cloth
81 Isle
GtNNY BAGs-ws nOtcs sAe' Of loo bale. term. no.
Hofs risLOpi change tel' EsYsry tru the ue.ssr
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To Mariners.

Nop.oty June 1857 On evening of the 18th ins tia
rti sh varied by flashes Cove Point Chesapeake Bay,
viii be Str gushed and small Fixed Light will be .hown 10
he Mac. until the reuoyations 90 the tower completed
ne ro,ce will be given Of the time when the Fixed Light
varied ty flashes will be again exhibited.
By order Of the Lighthouse Board
w H. NURDAUGH, 1t L. 5. Navy,
Lighthouse Inspector
Tbbouse has been contracted for Bishop and Cerkes
Loo. az Hyaprs Mt Cobmn Of Boston 10 tue contractor,
ard The work will be need II not completed during ne
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N md VERDICT II "Nbt Guilty" and the prs
outr Declared As the foreman tered the ~ofd- ~
Guilty y The tear started from The prisoueTs eye. snn
down cb..k and he pue6isf.ly went up an tno's AA
VIII IN tie Jury ard they wiki him While hAs az 80.
WI ~. loo, b. ASSURED them that short time before n
'.,.d h. f.s4yed 500 q this Perth A0oJ Trash if' n.
fr.tb,r 4 Mayor WOOD IT, Tri-o--r or time wa -
G,,t. ,ft the Court fhe midst 4 'Ho~a ~
ne, ara 81. ctstUrs Ind tie Con-; ouIEea % IL o''eA 'N
N,stay mOrlii 4.
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Hy Telesraph.

BOSTON June The steamship City ofNev York .rr,.a
here LAY IN Capt Hswes rsPoIt, ,hss wheu u as
on Block ls!aEe n ossy weab. BE- 'oOs to b-t~s.s
end Fhins Rips aud a o'clock supp., a, \.
had raed the south point OF Great the rue 1vs
IL. hs steam pipes giving away b tie conclusion he re
usinsd b. The vessel s. hour When fh> leak Increasing IL
abandoned her Tie lives ef al board steam pes,
has tseu PIT board TIE NWloIk 70 keep der ree ffos
,gat
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MINIATURE ALsAEAc...rHIs DAT.
a,r Ris,. A "a sets..,,,,, 729 Moon-Rises Sen
NIGH wArER....TBIs DAY. -
eandyToot, 7:3lm Gov Island S:2m Hell Gate lV:VIn
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Re,ei,ts Of ProSace. ..J

n. North Rirer Beats S4 bbs Flour -ov ouAh Hea''
G. SkCs Whiskv. do. Ashes, 81 90. PIoyi.ions -
&, ne EaiJsa5-l fg7 bbs Flour lto d. frsls,ohs -
pas. Eutter, Co. Cheese 5 Hos 80 'ides Le=ie' -
10 ies VI col. IS Go. SKINS.
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bqacr GET rally sod and al preeented scene ofvo
wop,e3 que. Those places which were opened nave
been driy reported by me Police, and action s prob
ably jc taken on them to-day. As sequence of
tie c.oe oi these establishments ther were but few
d..ukea persons seen IN The streets.
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BoArD or IIr4Lrn.-Th3 body met on Saturday
monncg. Prcsent-Hs Honor, the Mayor, Aldermen
Prirson, Preston, walsh cI.ols and Flthian.
\ con muication Presented from the Metropo-
tau Police Commissiorys stating thgt agreeable 20 the
r,cue,t Of he Bya,d Of Health they had confirmed
TIE follow Nc appointments as HcIth Wardens
Frs' District Chs. Frost SCOOP Dhct james hoCAnn
Thhd District CHslie w. Lott. Fourth bsTet eco H. ~
Woody, Fnh Da,Iict James "A Grown Sixth Dstr t.
~ Boe Seyo,.h Distret, Lob Stiwell Eighth DISTRICT
Thos Combs; and Ninth Distn@7 Jocl Mlivr
The Mayor objected Pct the question on the fling
O. tie Communication and resigned his ses' TO Alder
man PcT,0n when the communicative was Sled.
The Health Officer Or. Cleveland, reported TIE
chemical manure factory Of DeBurg, foet of Divo
avenue n nuisance. II 50 declared and referred
~ Special Committee Of the BOs I'd With drectcss to
aba.e the same forthwith. The COmmttee proceeded
WIKI d sufficient police force To execute the order.
Several other nuisances we n reported and ordered
abated The Board then al faned.
sUrciDr.-Ann Hail. wifi s@fGeo &c Hall, residing IN
Gold street Myrtle a. eonDdted su'cte Saur
day evening by taking landau She wcsan Of inen
pertfe habits aud y Is supp ssad lifted thect whc IN
II Of CsTiun. Her Tsmai1 ken % - dead mouse
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, . ,,,,,.. IA "a, &, ts1i been r'9en % the pl.inth
he sTs hsppe5 verd io tho Psni ot rs eoar, :.
he amour. oi he stAu TAn Smith AID +. seeey ior
o'h.t ~ c6nor and Benedict Boar Imam or defend t'
pafre Ell IL judge
George Casssrd ct Gl sg Elisha II APPi''"-
,in grsnted . ,,.,,., -.,-. I.L- I o Eor,e Iu1y
nest r. Hodges ag SebastiOn STANDARDIZATION
for iDjuuo;ioa desisd ,,,
The State of Michigan AIT The PhenlN Btnk OF Inc
C;,v New. Ytrk --s'ldgrnsr.t flT the plsin'if. .
B0.no at. Mc~quera Hitchcock 1t sl:-ApPlcaloh
for IN uuction deed sefudAnts UNDERTAKING 70 KEY A.
aocouut Ac. ,,.-...-..or L.,
James MsSoa ogi Hebedee Ring, Admins 'Iator &C
--Applicstiou - prod'stou of ogosf srs1t .
-.Sed; leav, = IN twenty ar =,
Aibert Soser, &c, agt. Cha. \. COc.-injuuctoh
z,odfed Aenda2 sowedto Tos g collect ne judgments
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TEE TRIBUNE esn be obtained IN Tonosro SAss . Ms,
cIsrsEAL, Kinz-st- West. two doou east OF hS> - -
% Krr.,LL Co, No n Msrkst square, are go Asss
he s,Js Of TEE TRrsvxs y fnevOsheh
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Markets. .CARrrULLY REPORTED FOR The TRIBryF.

AsHES-Tbe market Is quiet but rmrr FOR both l. is the
ssss are 81 bb. al 81; foI Pearls and for Pots.
COTTON is very quiet; the sale. only co. bales; our
nominal We quote:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-08

SUPERIOR CoURT-Jans 5-Bsfote judge bUER and Jury
james Rockwell agt The Hartford Fire Insurance Co
This was an sctiSn contract of insurance LNade
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-08-14

The GRAIN CRoP.-From every sec
ton OF our State, says the California
Farmer, county by county, comes the
news of an abundant crop. If we should
except Colusi, and perhaps Yolo, or a
part of it. I'll other sections of the State
will have largely increased crop; for
while some farmers may have lesr
crop than the previous years, a greater
number of farmers have been tilling the
soil, and greater number of acres have
been cultivated. We believe the cror
OF wheat will exceed the past year by
80 to 80 per cent, and the crop of bar
ley by 40 to so per cent; and it will be
found, also, that the quality of the wheat
the present year, is more full and
plump, especially that sown upon new
land or land that has been falIowed the
past year, as. well as upon land that has
been SUBSIDIZED.
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-08-14
WHOLE NUMBER 377.

market. When every one is compelled
to borrow, then interest rises. When
money lenders are obliged to take bank
rates of interest or none, and the bank
cannot take mole than ten per cent. per
annum, have we not reduced the rate
of interest all round What then re-
suits Capital wants to make more
than ten per cent. and consequently
strikes out new. channels for itself. AS
sociations are formed for manufacturing
purposes; large sums are subscribed to
thousand schemes, secuted at before
labor finds abundant employment at
good wages; population follows, as a
matter OF course; the country fills up,
and the settlements thrive: internal
commerce increases. and our foreign
trade loads the outward bound feet, not
with few boxes of specie, but with
cargoes of domestic produce, whose
avails will enrich our mechanics, farm
ers and merchants, Just as we are now
enriching those of every country under
heaven except our own.
All these results would not, of course,
be instantaneous; they would require
time. But under the system proposed,
it certainly appears as if year or two
OF the operation of sound banking sys-
tenn would make facts of all the above
fancles. | am aware of the powerful
prejudice against paper currency exist
ing IN this State, but that prejudice has
Its foundation in ignorance. Our State
must lay aside its still-born pride, and
condescend to take lessons from older
communities. In nothing is this more
imperative than in the intricate depart
ment of finance. CT. If.