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s,,c, of Stacks Mt Philadelphia. ...JrNE Z.

Reported for THE y. 7 TRIsuNr By J. r 4 IT, q FRY
Fiat Poqyd- 800 Cty6s c. New 90; 500 DO New
asb 81 4oO DO C. p New e5f 1OdO 9ji; 100 City Gas S.
SP New 90 ECO Morris Canal S. 7lt so do cash ~
90 Schuyl Nav q a. cash Oh 40 City s., C. p IL;
; Schiyl -! 800 Reading r r., b. 39 100 do, soSn
os! 20 DO. So Cam. Anboy r., Ill; p Penn. q
i6s 70 Leigh Scrip, 81 Morris Canal Prefd 90 Ne
BeceeS Boa,Gs-5O City c. c aud P, 81 Norri-town
Send BGyG-5oCO City O.. New C. and P, 81 900
Cataw .sa K. two days S; 10 Morris Canal 81 II! lT
leo n, sding R. r. sjyy1 and int 39l 100 do b5wn 81
Per,y yai.s h 81 do, lsi; 100 Union Canal lo'
Leigh Scrip g. 80 -. , -, D
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Launched, sold, dc.

sixteenth If bark Alto sold a. auction a. New Bed
rd 6 INST a. e w.. discharged from her last voyage to
iona. W. Ellis. 81 the rate q wv. ,,,,
sbip Adriac us tuns buit 1872 and owned by Nessrs
Carl sev, u Bath others, has beea -od IN Bour
deauX: price not transpired. .
Tie Fren.h Zip Harmonic, AHA aaseT Tor hsyre IN a.
tempting 70 20 10 from Chare.tn on ae a. IN toy 81 ne
5.,o took between the inner and middle
buoys OF Ship Bar and went ashore on The Noa Breaker II
the weather moderate she may b. got "a The steamer
Cbarl..,ou will 20 % her assistance without delay
Tar Bask JANE missing between Mobile and Rotier
lam was fne vessel Of so tuns bu AZ Black Rock Ct, 10
40 r,ed AZ good and worth probably She is partly
usrsl in We'll street Her cargo Of cotton is believed TO be
covered By iEsVIsDce u Europe,
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PHILADELPHIA Markets. JUNE 8.

B,RK-The market is bare aud Quercron' here would
b,g CorTON continues dull ERsEED i wanted ~
- Flour il st in limited demand, and there are hardly
sales 10 quote; only 40 bbs have changed hands 81
ze but there BE- concession before the exporters enter tns
,-srs,t RYE Flour offered ~ IS without sales CORN
A. Al finn and quiet - WHEAT Is languid al 81 Tor
Psylysui, red Of which go bushels have been taken on
Sarrisy afternoon and this mornings RYE has recorded o.
with usl sales AZ TO- CoSN has likewise decned bnt the
ar very light 600 bus yellow stored sold at sc
Int re 10 arrive offered the rate not taken up
GRocYEIgs and Provisions unchanged but very m WHsEf
is quiet and We quote uominay hhds Sc to 1oc and DOS
97, TO
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MARIE ID.

FKRRY-WFEKFS-On Monday June J. a the residence Of
the Rev J. b. Ws Edwin FeTry, jr, TO Miss 'usa A.
Weekes.
GOOD-McCORMlCK-In dis city, on Sunday, June = a;
-, stephens Church, ly the Rev Dr. Mona.an Nj William
Coco Of Brooklyn H. oruy Of the Eleventh Ward q
Ills oty Miss Mccormick daughter Of Nh James
Mccormick q County Sligo, Ireland.
HINMAE-sIMERS-In tins city, SATURDAY June at 81
BaItbolouews Church, by the Rev samuel Cooke, o. W
Human Washington d. c. to Miss Mary A. Sinners OF this
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mont ships $4,000. There four other steamers
for Europe during the week by which further
amounts will % forward. The aggregate OF the week
will prob,bly exceed two and hall millions The
California boa, due this week viii supply large poT'
finn of lbs amount.
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Rseeipt. Of Produce. .JUSE :.

By North Rirer Boa',-o ~ bbls Flour 3 ~ e. ~ 1sat'
6s3 PkEs. Whisky 6c0 busn Oats, 81 pigs AsAe' 0' % '
yIsious 80. p..f.s.,. IA
BY Erie Railroads.&c. bbls. Whisky ss 20 proy'9hs 40
piss Butter ~ o. Tobacco. $50 Hogs LIZ 'as' N' "
kais
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To Mariners.

puorAcF GROUND At meeting q the Board % ri
Conussonsr-. held June 1857 il unanimously
hat the poisge ground Of the port Of New YORK be
ths west If Inc drawn IN the shortest direction hsn
Island Light - that Of Bamegat Light, which line W. 80
W 6 and n r. n and that west Of that line Fese =
FEET T. potage mu,i take the fret pilot Offering he
u,syt the piOtssr. i. PkhhlNS Sc't'S'v
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p,,e May NoaroN rem6nel ashore near Point Jeiih
,3,lc A. tigh water Sunday morning Her ballast "a
been thrown overheard, anchors have been carried oei 49,
- 80 preparation made for having her "a on tie ineress
81 the tide which Is thought will BE- accomPushed w
eafber iodl moderate. What cargo she had on bard a"
J..
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Muros SEARS Is our Agent for iss sale = ~ ~, p.n
the ciy. -, 49,. uSw pwS
M,..n. GEEs HvzLsUsr, No Isl -, - 10 Il n
ofoe Bulsky, hAhrf0sS sc At'S'' ""
fyisvRE.
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Nv Telegraph.
Disasters. Ac.

BOSTON June 8-Arr. bsrks Alberta bchbofn es5dshr
Co. Scs1.r Tark. bland brig Lyfa, Haskell Pblsd'l
lila. steamer PsmettO, Philadelphia
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Markets. .CAREFuLLY REPORTED FoR The IEIsCNE'
NoSpAY. jane g 1851
isuFs-The market il quite FRA, bat not aet'e safes OF
40 Xii. ~ 81 81 f1r Pearls and IS for Pot, NJ.
COTTON-Th. market is T.. easier GA M.l11 ai-
20 ,b xp, Of 700 bales have transPed The o.Hs Prices
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TIE SEDUCTION CASE-HEAVY VERDICT
AGAINST THE DEFENDANT

BROOKLYN CITY COURT.-Before Judge CULVER.
A. smith, father Of Eliza p Smith agt Andrew Conse!yea
This case was finally concluded in the City Court
yesterday The Judge charged the jury, detailing
the circumstances Of the case in able and impartial
manner. They retired, and after celebrating about
half an hour returned with verdict of $4,000 in
favor Of plaintiff The Judge in his charge intimated
thai one Of the witnesses-IimOhy o Meara-had
sworn eorrupty on the part of the defendant. When
the verdict was rendered, OMeara summoned
before the Court and Judge Culver stated that under
the circumstances he could do no less than hold him
TO await the action Of the Grand jury on the charge
Of perjury. The amount of bail was thereupOn fixed
nj 81 800 in two suretes Another of the witnesses
for the defense against whom suspicion Of perjury
existed was permitted to gO-there not being quite
enough to hold him. William and John Conselyea,
brothers Of defendant became OMearas security.
There is breach of marriage promise still pending
against the defendant brought by the daughter Of the
plaintiff in this action.
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I0ials 800. I5lJJIs - I004o15 . ID . "
The Quaker City for Havana to-day took $500, 900
mostly in Spanish gold. The shipments of specie this
week promise to be very large. We hear of some
sl70o.eco going BY tie Arstia, Of WHICH Mr.. Bel
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The Br brig Mary Morton, previously reported ashore eh
Point judith lies in the position, and Is MAKING out '
IT, packet-.hp james Foe- IT,, from Liverpool s5',sa
last night has 615 pssseIgers May 10 At' ~ "h -
changed sgnas with ships Cambria bound east. -,
OUEBEc June 81 beE TO inform you in reference % tH
syon cf he steamship Canadian lying aground On ns
Tide Rock opposite the Pillars from all the information IhA
been able collect which far is very imperfect ne s
apear 10 have good del OF damage TO the iofe -
ii her keel and forcot having Al considerane '
Al az hgh wster Wien the tide IS out her beacon. s
DIV Her forward compartment nils aud empes ~ltn tas 81.
and flow If the tide We have positive information q,
comp rtInent but .est feaIs are entertained tas
are Likewise u Every possible assistance
20 er with Dispatch and shs l. not in very sHp@,a k
ton hopes entertained that she will be- got on 10y e''
g. Ellwood Walter, go. . 80, a., -. tI.,,.,s
CcRREC TION.-The stearn-tug w a. "soop S1P- - -
f,om She'benrn s. having IN tow me .hP d ~ 800
no. sV DAYS on tie psssge reported having iet sh' iDl
~ M on The Sd aud arrived here the On al Il Hi's u'
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ALnAxAc....rHs pay

HiNilrCPE ALhANAC....THis DAy
sup-Rses.. AS Scts......... 7;jo Moon-Rses In
wATER....THis DAY
sspdyHook.. s:0Sm Gov Island s5Sr Hell Gate son,
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SUPREME COURT-GENERAL TERM-JUNE 8-Beore
Judges MrIcBgLL ROOSEVELT and PEABODY.


SUPREME COURT-GENERAL TERM--JUNL I-BtIoTe
Judges MITCHELL, ROOSEVELT and PEABODY.
DECISIONS.
In the matter Of the Central Bank PryOrs Appeal
Order appealed from affirmed with : 10 costs.
John S. Mallory agt Mary Il. Mallory.-Order ap.
pealed from afr rmcd, with 10 costs.
PeDnsy lvana Coal Company agt. Delaware and
Hudson Canal Company--RepoTt affirmed, with costs
- Batsell agt. L. W. Dietrich, &c.-Order ap-
pealed from affirmed, with costs.
Charles K. DaneIhOven agt. Peter 5. March.-Order
appealed from affirmed, with 10 costs
In the matter of George W. Nies-MotiOn to vacGte
order denied.
SPECIAL TERM-Before Jsdge MITCHELL
Reuben Mcpherson agt. Stephen Flock.
Judgment to stand and the proceedings supplement
faly 70 execution stayed for the present the injunction remain
ing full force Let there be reference to ascertain how
much is due by the defendant Costs of this motion TO-
Before Judge CLERRE.
Thomas Clarke egt. Jerry COwes
IpOuest in this must be set aside without costs
20 either party The plaintiff not strictly regular bat the
whole the defendant should not have costs
Henry G. Peck ct al. agt. jerome Finch.-MOtlOn
granted and order vacated unless plaintiff copy
Of this order within five days.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-SPEcIiL TBRM-JUSE g.
Rafore md

Before Judge BRADY.
The People ct al agt Alexander McCotter.-MOtlon
granted on payment Of 3 10 costs
James +. Hadden agt. David Meliss, &c.-Motion
Tor new trial denied, with costs.
Mark Isaacs agt. The Berth Handrath Society,"
Orfer dcducting Judgment for the plaintiff.
WIN. X. Stafford agt. +. a. Acknowledgement
ordered
Motion TO amend docket Of Judgment granted.
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two years; HenpJ Petkeier convicted of an attempt
at rape on Eliza Faber, State prison two years;
Patrick Gerrty pleaded guilty to assault and battery
on James acknowledgement Suspended; and Ma
thew Conlin to forgery in the fourth degree State
prison two years This prisoner was very respect.
able looking man, and had fought in several battles
in Mesico Recorder Smith passed sentence on the
following prisonen:-Samue Jones alias Moore
convicted of grand larceny, State prison five years.
Charles Macomber. of forgery in the second degree
State prison FIVE years; Christopher Bramer pleaded
guilty to assault and Acknowledgement suspended
and Ann Smith and Eliza MeCagty to petit LARCENY,
discharged.
The Gales Of cotton yesterday embraced abou, 5000
baies about 5000 Of which were IN rans,u. The ake.
Closed at about sc. advance We now quote .ridd!ng
upnds at about iac Flour was less buoan and ac,ve'
especially for common brands OF State and Western,
While prices were unchanged Sales Of wheat Light,
including mixed Genesee a, 81 81, and Missouri white at
81 s1h. Corn WAS less buoyant and the market heavy
The sales were light including Western and Southern vel
oS at Pc 81 while Western mixed unsettled and
nominal at csc. ?7c. Pork frm with sales OF
mess at s3 so, and retail lots at higher figure. Sugars
were quiet and prices unchanged. sale of some 5000
bags Siam were reported, bur could not trace it, COT
fee was more arve, and The sales embraced about 10 $50
bags OF Rio CT IoIc Ike about coo bags OF which
were soa Tor export The market showed ADVANCE OF
nah,. 49,
&c &c; GOO bags a.. ss4so sold for export at lO4c
cash. private despatch, dad a. New Orleans June IL
reported sales of 1000 bags al IOc 1o1,c cash. and
mostly for export Prime held at lie Fregh.s
coniinued'inactve and without alteration Of in
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Or. DR,NrBETH AND NJ. CRrrcREr1 TOYING
OFT rsE WAsHINGTON MoNrxENT.-The national
chimney stack monument to Washington at the
Fedora! City, having at last cone TO dead stand
still for want OF che norish . we are informed
that D-. Brandreth, with his aloss ard cambope.
has come TO the rescue. The Native Americans,
or Know Eothipgs. took Il in band q few years
ago. ard commented operations by demolshing
the block Of stone sent over b. the Pope. They
nett spent all the driblets Of money they could
raise but with the defeat Of Fillcore for the Presi
depcy they shut Up shop FOR the lack Of supplies.
The Native Americans thus failing. perhaps the
beet thing tkat can be done s to accept the forty
thousand dollars year offered By Dr. Braudeth- -
. native Of Eoglard If We are not mistaken. The
monument thus topped out /, would not be map
propriate to s1rmount il with mammoth pill
box, duly Labelled "Brandretb's Pills"
We are fz-ther informed that another public
spirited adopted citizen-a resident OF Washing
ton CT the name Of Crutchett-hss lately rur-
chased oil tee sian6ing timber around the tomb
Of Washington, at Mount Vernon, with view Of
converting il into money for this came Washing
ten monument. His plan is to convert this tim
her ito Mount Vernon walking sticks at q
faotory to be erected for the purpose, and these
,ticks, duly certified, are to be cold, wholesale
and retsil a. memorials Of Mouut Vernon. Some
people may think this Wholesale destruction of
The forests and groves arcuud Mount Vernon, I'M
der the shades Of which George Washington was
wort to ramble, proceeding worthy only the
Gcths and vandsls; but suoh old fogy critics
shclli not forget TIE patriotic oliect in view. II
Nj CrUtchet Is thus enabled to give Or. Bran
d,eta dnshins liz tor the monument, we nay
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forget the loss of the trees ct Mount Vernon in
the gain OF the marble Obelisk at Washington
This monumental association Of Braudreth and
Crutchett is mighty apropos in another view
Brandreth's pills are rather weakening article
Of diet, and the consumption necessary to raise
forty thousand dollars year will probably create
marker Tor at least forty thousand walking
sticks And thus in the final completion of the
monument, the surmounting pill box should be
crossed with two corresponding walking sticks,
just as the coffin Of soldier is crossed with two
swords, or after the fashion of that impressive
symbol Of the skull crossed with the two thigh
bones.
1t was the pirouetting of Fanny Elssler that.
topped out the Buoker Hill monument. Why,
then, should not the national monument to Wash
ingtou be topped out with Brandreth's pills and
Crutchetts walking stckss If these shonld fail,
try little Of Ayers cherry pectoral, or Town
sends, not the young Doctor, but old DR.. Jacob
Townsend's sarsapsrila
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Interesting from Wnsh,nr.on

GENERAL WALKERS INTERVIEW WIra r9r pprsr
pINT-cAPT. DAVIS CONDUCT TO BE- INQUIRED ~
1o-RussIAN COOPERATION WITH ENGLAND IN
CHINA-THE REPOKTED PRoTKCrORAfE or Tar
oHINoHA IsLANpS--THE CASE or Com. MOORE OF
THE TEXAS NAVY, ETC.
WASHINGTON, June 13, 1857.
General Walker had an interview with the President
last evening He himself citizen Of Nicaragua
and complained Of the illegal and hostl. Interference of
Capt Davis against him. An investigation into the facts
will be ordered. The conversation general and in.
formal. General Walker has concluded to remain here
IA. A. marroK afternoon and viii reach New York on
Monday morning.
Capt Fayssoux, one OF General Walkers staff. who was
midshpman in the Texas navy applied at the Navy De-
partment to day for his allowance Of Uncle Sans cash
but the draft was not honored, as he was never COM
mssioned, and the law includes only 'ocers holding
regular commissions"
The Russian government has sgnfed its readiness to
act In concert With the British in China in all
matters except its quarrel al Canton. The offer has been
accepted.
The Minnesota has been ordered to sail on the 25th Inst
Mr.. Toucey considers II important to make
early demonstration before Canton The Water witch
rived Today, with the and guns for tie Plymouth
The statement that the Chncha Islands 10 be placed
under the protectoaie Of England and France is untrue
as England has disavowed tie treaty made in its
The War Department learns tina! there but
bred and fifty Seminole warriors under Billy Bowegs in
Florida, opposed TO whom we have regiment OF men.
The Navy Department decides that Gen. Houston had
power to dismiss Com Moore from the Texas navy, and al
lows him his pay under the act Of Congress.
President Buchanan appeared on the public grounds this
afternoon, and was surrounded by the ladies' Of
whom openly expressed to him her regrets at being
red
In Naval Court No, the OF ex-Lieut Abner Read
continued and Capt Long, Purser Stockton and Lieut.
Gibson were recalled and examined. Capt Shaw, Capt.
Van Brunt, Dr. Burt, Lieut. Daniels and Lieut. Renshaw
also examined this morn,r the part Of the app.
cant Mr.. Bount is attending to the for Lieut. r.
In Court No the Of Lieut. Gibson is still progress.
ing The deposition OF Dr. Thomas Dard, Of the navy,
and that Of pr. j. Sullivan Tnorne, Of Brooklyn ~ Y,
read in behalf OF the applicant and the testimony of
Capt, W. K. Latimer and 8lr. shepard, late Lieutenant
In the navy, taken the same side. The will
probably be concluded to-day. Mr. Philips attending
to Lieut.. c. case.
The OF Capt. Iatmer is Ell, before Court No. g.
Comma nder Hazard, Lieut. Place and Dr. Terrell, late Of
OF the navy examined on the part OF the applicant
Mr. Reverdy johnson IS attending TO Cart LIS case.
Secretary Floyd viii return to his post Tuesday next
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NOaTE, june II, IS51
Cotton sales OF The vccS 5000 bales Rece pts Of the
week 200 bales, against 900 bales IN the Of
last year Decreaed receipts a this port compare cd
with the Same time lasl year 10 90 bales socs 10 this
port 900 bales.
AfnANT, June 1s--l r. NJ
There fair demand Tor four and prices are s,eady
sales day 500 bbls Corn meal 81 6Oasl 90 Wheat
is scarce white Canadian s worth 81 20 81 81 IN saes
OF have been small. There have been small sales
Of corn and rye The receipts 70 day are light
BifAfo, rune i3-l M
Flour quiet Sales zoo bbs extra Ohio st 81 n. waea
steady; saes 1000 bushels Chicago spring nj Al a.
Corn dull offered nj &c. without sale oss nominal ~
SEC. Whisky 81 C. Frogib firm 1cc for wheat "
Albany and &c for corn New FORK. lake IMPORTS
yestcrday:-5co bbs -four, 5000 bushels wheat, 21oo
do. corn, 10 900 DO oats Canal exPcrR -oiocp eushes
wheat, Il ,00Q do. corn,
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News from vans.

NV UINAN7, JUNO II TOT,
The s.ean,hlp Philadelphia, from New York via Ha.
vana has arrived here With the Cacrns mails and Ha
vans dates o: the OH instant The news from Havana s
unimpor.aai. Sugars inactive
CaASIEToS, June ls, 1857.
The steamship babel has .arri ed here with Havana
dates to the 10th inst.
The sugar market wM quiet and nrm. The stock at
Havana and Naianzs amounted to three hundred and
thirty thousand boxes No.asses was quiet, AMI the
stock reduced TO s.t thousand hogsheads Freighls
and exchange were DALI The SAID was generally
hcally.
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There s.so deasAs Of cholera infantum, Of cbo.
iera moibus. o. diauhra, q dysentery, IA o.
Inflammation Of The brain, 6 Of intemper4uce, ~
premature eirths % stillborn and Is from vclen:
causes, intending by drowning, / suicide and |
murdered. OF 'he whole number zoo were under
tsn years Of age AID 90 inmates Of the pubic insti.
buttons.
The following IL a Classification Of The diseases
and the number OF deaths ia each class OF disease
au-;ng tbe week
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Arrest OF Fugitive slaves In Cincinnati.

SHOOTING OF one OF IHE MAhsHAis, ETC, Etc.
CrSCSSAIi, June Is, 1857.
Tbs forenoon, as four or the. ntcd states deputy
shais were srrcsng fugitive slave and his wife, the
slave stabbed one o; them Mr.. J, C. Elliott, with long
sword knife, upon which another o the marsha shot the
slave In the abdomen four tines The NEGROES were then
taken into custody The marrhals wound is dangerous
and the negros considered 70 be mortal The array &C.
CURED 10 Vine street near the Poe, Office where
the nep-oes Nrre sacrnted.
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Quarantine AT New Orleans &c,

WAsHlSCIoS, June L, 1'57.
TIC mats from ali,on,s south. a. late as Due are to
bani.
The New Orleans Board o. Health have sued a notice
for the esiabush men OF y rigid quarantine after the
18th inn. All vessels coming from Yorts beyoaa the
ntei sa,ss, ia New Orleans where Fever pre- vas
are to be detained IN tie river thirty days
Mr. Carri-on, The contractor scr cryn the mails 10.
twesa New oreazs ani Vera Co., assures lac Po Slice
Department ibai the service W. poeuvcy cor-neEcc on
the 1si G, -r,y net
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Indian Troubles.

81. To-s, ,uue L., 1867.
Sr Geo. Gore aud slc returned here yesterday fron
years hunting expedition at the heat waters Of ,he Ms
sour. They report that The country n worse
condition respecting the lodans The sa1;ees aud Sioux
committing s,rocres against the whites and since
the removal o. the troops from Forts Kendall snd Lookout
the Isda IA the neghborhood have assumed hostile
s'irde party Of troops had marched agaur the San
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Fire nj Paterson, N. y.

Par e-oN, N. H., ,fcue IS. 1857.
Gre broke out this morning about oclock in Tho
steam ard planning establishment belongus to Mcssrs
Van WinSle q johnson, ard totally consumed H. Tn !,
loss Is estimated at $4,000, and there insurance
The Gre supposed 10 have orig mated rom furnace
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The Erie Canal.

A'B,sT, June IL, 1851
The break I, the csnal a. Knoglcsyc has be on reoalr
ell ard the boats vii pass to-day.
AT Nacedon The crowd Of boa,s have passed ear an /
west.
Bu"alc boa.s are ooked Cor hers day OF 10 norrnn
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PAUPERrss AND CRrME-We have Dr. Sauger's
annual report from Blackvell's Island. From
the tables IL appears that the class from which
the Penitcntia-y Hospital is recruited lie rather
on the decline than the increase. The total ad-
missions during 1856, foot up 1888, against
2,l5s the year before. OF these az usual over 20
per cent were Of foreign birth, being distributed
as follows :--Irclaud 7j per cent, England Z,
Scotland 4, Canada 9, Germany, other coun-
tries 2 per cent. We sec with great sorrow the
steady increase Of venereal disease among the
unfortunate inmates Of the hospital, as shown by
the following table,
In 1854 patents treated for vercrea were OF
the whole number treated ............. 81 per cent
IN 100 10 40 s.ss..s...s...s. o.
IN 1890 90. 10 sss........ss... 70 "
That is to say nearly sree-fourths of the 1888
persons who were admitted to the Penitentiary
Hospital in the year 1856 had contracted vcnc-
real disease. We need not enlarge upon this
fact. Az the report well observes, Il indicates
state Of society, state Of morals and q state of
Law truly appalling Unless we have some law
for the regulation Of prostitution we shall not
see the end of this mischief soon.
The other departments Of The report are in
teresting and are marked by the lucidity can
der ond directnoss which are DR.. Sanger's
characteristics.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-14
Execution OF Murderer.

IC-t-o, June L. 1857.
Rctrra J. Ward who was convicted Of the murder OF
his wife, al E. lvana, Chic in February last, hung 10
tbs city 10 day lie COME sed TO tie murder Of two men
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