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tAdvsrtisement.
GAS, GAS-GAS FIXTURES FOR THE SPRiS6
patterns beautiful in design and hn
h han offered at Manufacturing
nero, No S,6 Broadway ARCHER, WARSE6 Co.
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PArAL ScASsoLo AocrDErr.-0eorss ". HOLMES,
csrpe.tss, aged ~ yesu. W. fstAuy injured BY IL
>uias II Q ecAfsA q Oos-An4rsA Aaa tvsasy.
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ASoTHKR MAs MIssIsG.-Mr. John Meredith, Of
King street. has been missing since Monday last. He
left Brooklyn on one Of the South Ferry boats st 10
O'clock p. N. of that day. and has no. since been
eeen by bis friends. Mr.. Meredith is man Of dark
eonpsxiOa 81 yesn Of age, and whsa last seen, bad
o. Q monkey jacket and cap.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28

DrsAGREEMENT oF THH JURY IN TIRE RAPE CASE
Tl, jury the of Richard Lewis charged with and
who was tried in the Sessions failed and
discharged sunday morning at 10 O'Clock They were absent
rom - o'clock noon Saturday. Wacn they first went out
they stood six TO six and ubsequen. for sequitta and
three tor conviction The District Az Uey his 20
termination bring the tra again soon pratt
cable be worthy Of remark that OF the Juymcr
devoted hi. attention 10 reading Daring the prosre
of the trial The evidence did NOT sppIr 70 interest him
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28

PrcKPocKKrs CArGHr.-A gang of pickpockets at
tended the laying of the cornerstone of the new Cath
ole Church at Clifton, Staten Island, on Saturday
afternoon last and actively engaged in the exercise of
their s!eght of-hand profession by transferring the
contents Of sundry persons pockets to their own.
couple of these ght-fngered gentry were caught in
their operations, and were duly taken in charge by
some Of the detectives who were on hand and knew
their customers.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28

MAD Doa.-OfIicer Reynolds Of the Third Dstric
Police killed dog the Sixth Ward sunday Th. snrns
had e,e appearance of being eired with hydophobs HI
su.pp.d at number persons but bit The neishbor
hood was in great conniotion in consequence
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28

THREATENING LIFR.-A man named Thomas Farm
er bouzht before Justice Csrcy Yesterday charse
throw Henry Lews house in Sixth street. ant
threatening kill him Sent to the PenteutAry for three
months.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28

RoBBERY.-The house of Riley Meserols No. VI
South Fourth street bursladou-y entered Sunday
nisht The thief bad gathered quantity OF silver
being discovered by Mr.. Meerole decsmPrd without bis
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r'v.. !. ~ s,te. comprising isss ue~s..s .sl s..>s
esosntins 10 IN, 90
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FATAL AcclDssr.--An Englshman named John
Broadberry. while employed in hosting sugar at Hav
emeyers Sugar Refinery, yesterday afternoon, was
precpiated from the siIh story to the basement by
the breaking of the hoisting+scke Of the platform
He was speedily conveyed to the City Hospital and
placed under the care of DIR. Noyes but nothing
could be done for his benefit as in addition to com.
pound fracture Of the arm and pelvis, he had sus-
teined severe conclusion of the brain. From the
time of his admission to the period of his decesse
sone three hours, he quito unconscious even Of
the presence Of his wife and daughter. Deceased was
steady, hard-working intelligent man, about forty
three years Of age. His death leaves widow and
daughter unprovided for.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28
REAL EsrATE.-The following sales Of real estate
were made on yertrrdaY by A l. Bleecker q Co.:

hEAL f'sIA1E.-lhe following safes vi ieei o''e''
were made on yererday by A. j. Bleecker Co.;
four story brown stone house snd lot in Lafayette IA
place, Ne. II, S4slS6 - 10
.s 49, -, ~ % 'ou.1 o.: 5.1r., sH., 'u' 300
LOT on north west ethsv. snd loSd't p xlV' S S
tp. brown ,,op. bou No (, ~. axh.. 15xeas. 2Occo
Sns brown stone house and 10. southeast corner -
lnh 81, I'D 2e.v.. lot ot25r5LG.....;'..' iocso iooS
tne Brown stone house and lot l52 I'M 81 near g
tns brown stone house and 10. No. i6 ith near q, 600
ID av- w."
fIe brown ston. house and 10. No. s h'' SrG ,.Ao
Fin. brown stone hoa.. and lot ts i'd It ns, sv lo25
Fine bTo~ s'one hou and 80 llh-st uee ID Io
+tOry brick house and 10, No. so 6thay lot BEND '
ForsD DRowsED.-The body OF drowned man
was found yesterday At the foot Of Twentieth
River Coroner Hils held inquest The oooy o' s.
fIot who Lad been missing from bis bone " .i.
:r.,i io upu rd OF si1 weeh, wss found on -. m
in ths rver foot Of Finyhr.t street The dres'' VI" ''F
Late yesterday afternoon bostnsn hahe1 oonn ON
HeBrsy. while rowing the North Rirrf ioot o. ~ LIZ ~
sreet discovered The body of foatirs n the ~
advanced state cf decomposition. Coroner reny -,
s. a.s Va. Peer &eoinnIs in' H. W. feet.
inches high. with black hair and whiskers hes'y
and oos eAek sit vest, and neck ts Of ths 49, srs-,
white .Air' and ssy under.hht. The JUN rcafhea ~
u found dIowned-
Boy THIEvrs.-A boy named John Doasneny, was
sronsht before Justice Brennan ye6sfdAy s,,h i.r
catered the houss Of Martin Crane No q kntss aa
stole t~tefrom 10 In gold sna silver CON snc sse ~
ensed And snotAsr boy discovered In tAs hess nt
tbs othrs o1s escsped- CoantteA fos trial
TIE ISnRQIL puOFoCaAPa y nAde eAlS q
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28

SUDDEN DEATH.--A colored woman named Joanna
yi fel down dead In Myrtle Friday evening Of
dsase OF the heart She had house and lot in her right
IA Steuten and there heirs for the property
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28

FAST TISE.-The Railroad Convention held at Buf
falo last week adopted lightning Train from New
York to Buffalo, over the Hudson River and NewYork
Central Road. The train will leave New-York at
6oclock in the morning, and reach Buffalo in fifteen
hours including all stops. This will require running
speed of forty miles an hour.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28

USsArEry OF HooPs-A WosAs BrRsEp.-Msry
Hail. pretty young girl residing at No. l63 Laurens
street while sitting by her fresde Sunday evening
was peary burned to death by her dress catching fire.
She wore hoops Of the most ample dimensions, and
over them dress Of white muslin. door opening
suddenly inflated her baloon-like robe and carried it
against the CRATE, when it gnited, and instantly
wrapped her in flames. With much presence of mind
she sprang into bath and turned the faucet but be-
fore the fire was e1,ingushed her back and the lower
part of her person were shockingiy burned. Her
friends conveyed her to the City Hospital, where but
sight hopes are entertained Of her recovery.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28

TEE hfYfaIAL PuorocnAPa i nAds eAS ss
eaAsrs oAAIssT. n. - D<osl~ss.
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SUICIDE OF DEIIRroUs DRUSKARD.-An inquest
was held yesterday at the Fourteenth Ward Police
Station upon the body of Michael Hoher, tailor, aged
2S years. From the evidence it appears that the de-
ceased resided and was employed at No. 81 Marion
street and was in the habit Of drinking deeply on
Saturdays and Sundays that it generally took him
nearly all the rest of the week to get sober again
Last Saturday and Sunday were no exceptions to his
rule He was la< seen alive about o'clock on Sun
day night going into his lodging Yesterday morning
about Q o'clock woman living in the upper part Of
the house heard noise as Of some one walking or
rolling on the roof and soon after policeman found
the body of deceased lying dead upon the sidewalk.
His hat and coat were afterwsrd found upon the roof
where lie had thrown them off. The jury said that
deceased came TO his death by fracture of the skull
and other injuries caused by either rolling off or
jumping from the roof of house No. 81 Marion street
"while under the influence of liquor"
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28

CLOSING SERVICES IN THE MULBERRY-sTRYET
CHURcH.-The Mulbery-street Methodist Episcopal
Church brought its meetings to a close Sunday by
services appropriate to the occasion, in which the
Rev. DR.. Bangs, Bishop james, +. james, Mr. Girls
wold, DR.. Foster and DIR. Osborn took part The
congregation are about to to their church
on the Fourth avenue and Twenty y-second street.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28

THE THIRD DIsrRICT STATION ltOUsE.-This build
in. fs. going TO ruin The wcisht Of the bell hiss shattered
the crscked the walls tst the occasion of every
min TIE sleeping flooded with water The siter
holding up the root giving wsy and Il il evident that
proper not made IL will tumble In some day
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28

The annual election Of Trustees Of the Society Iii
brary will be held this evening. spirited contest is
expected.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28

ARRFsT oF ALLEGED BvRGLARs.-A young man
named Michael Wall was brought before Justice
Wood yesterday Mt the Essex Market Police Court on
charge of burglarouSly entering the house of
Francis Fisher of No. GO Henry street, on the 9th
inst, and stealing thercfrom property and money to
the amount of Si6s. A skeleton key which would un
lock the door was found upon accused and piece of
money which had been passed by his mother was den
tilted AZ part Of that taken. Committed for trial.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28

RCN O'Eh'-!n'c"oo. pIOPny, 'o " - yyn M - - -
Adams by one oil Wilders safe
xA,on. In Hailton svenus Summit street Friday
evening snd instantly killed lie leaves wife and child
who reside in Bush street.
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BITTEN BY Do0.-A boy named Francis Toby
was bitten by vicious dog in Adcphi street near Atlantic
avenue on Saturday evening" and one OF h legs severely
lac.rated Ofcer Crocker Of the Fourth Dnc Police CON
vsyed boy the Hospital and went back aud killed tho
4.
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FonGEnY.-Yerterdsy morning Officer Keeie, Of
,he Chief Office, arrested man giving his name q,
NJ. b. de Young. charge Of forging the names OF
Randall & Baremorc to o note for $l2. A few days
arp Messrs. X. g. B. received the following letter:
Drrsoir. April 3 1851.
MARI Randall f. Prre-pc~e-(i-n.s: We discou-tel
not, Sr.wr nv YOU dated Feb four months for sag :,
H. or, Of VI de Younk he sbout frou, tai,
e,,v He ser note 10 John Randall Co II rot cor;
nc, Die ase telegraph Immediately ard obiiS-,
Truly yours. q. T. 4 D. BRESLEl
wo dboOusted the above the respOu,!bGi;y Of ysss
hou-e."
Mes-rS. r. & y. Immediately replied. pronouncing
the whole q forgery. On the 25th OF April they re-
ccived . teiegraphic dispatch to have De Young
arrested The matter was laid before the Chief of
Police. and given into the hands of Oficer Keefe.
Upon the arrest OF De Young. he taken before
Justice Osborn. and upon tho affidavit OF Mr.. Bare
more. one of the firm. the Magistrate committed the
aroused for examination. During the afternoon. DE
Young was sent to Detroit al his request where
he says he explain the matter a. he purchased the
note in good faith.
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FIGHr.-There q row in the Sixth Ward on Sun
ds, In which dozen participated an
,.yer, were severely battered The Third District Polio
cam. upon tle ground and after hard sht succeeded IN
animation.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28

EXCELSIOR FOR HIS MoTTo.-Oflicer Crum of the
Eleventh Ward, while pstroling his beat Monday
morning at q o'clock heard cries of distress q; the
foot of Third street and on going down to the end of
the dock, found man struggling in the water, whom,
after considerable trouble, he succeeded in rescung
The man gave his name a. Albert Hayden, and lives
in Forty-si1th street The man says that when he
reached the end of the dock, there appeared high
hill before him, and Excelsior being his motto, he
e.eayed TO climb it, but fell into the water when the
illusion departing and his true condition being ap-
parent he shouted Justify for help.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28

Michael Eagsn WIS brought before Recorder Bed
ford yesterday be charge Of ng srs 70 his bed II his
drnoe in Prospect street Saturday rzht He vas ntor
Gated the time and hs wife ws lying ssop the bed
Her clothing partially burned from her. he commit
ted 70 jsD 10 await the action Of the Grand Jury
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28

ARREST OF HALL-Turgr.-A man, who gave his
Wm Thompson from Newark detected yesterday
in jersey City n the act OF taking from
the bell of Mr. RAndoP Ph residence In Rsx street. He
arrested by Officer BALDWIN and Recorder Bedford committed
him 20 the City Prison 20 await examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28

The address Of the Rev. DIR. Bellows upon the
Stage, to be delivered tonight at the Academy of
Music, will doubtless attract an unusually large
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28

The trial of Coroner Connery progresses slowly, but
no new facts developed. The testimony yesterday
chiefly in reference to tho stripping of Mrs. Gun
uin2ham
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-04
Railroad Celebration.

JUNE o--P. N.
Six trains containing over one thousand
persons left Chilicothe this morning, 70 par,
ticipata Ia the Cincinnati Railroad. celebra.'
ton. Their departure was witnessed by a
large and enthusiastic throng. AT the, va
rious points along the route the citizens were
assembled, greeting the trains with CHEERS
At Winchester Gov. Chase made speech in
response to calls upon him. , Gen. Cas- was
also complimented with cheers. The guests
arrived ut 2 o'clock. They were received by
a military escor: and accommodations were
provided by the COMMITTEES as far as possible
The excursionists were Welcomed at the de-
pot in behalf.of the people by Mayor Thorn
a. and by Judge Warren in behalf of the City
Council and by Mr. Pason in behalf of the o.
81 NJ. Railroad. Mayor Swain of Baltimore,
responded. They were then escorted to the
Burnet House, where speeches were made by
Gen. Cass, Gov. Willard, of Indiana, and
others. At o'clock in the afternoon an ex-
hibition of the steam fire engines took place,
which was eminently successful. 1t was wit
messed by an innumerable crowd, among whom
were the most distinguished guests. They
proceed 20 st. Louis at 8 o'clock in the morn
ing - ...-.4-.-- ga
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"a The RIVER is nearly at stand. AT
Pittsbpyg the river is at stand. with cloudy
weather. The weather yesterday was warm
and windy during the forenoon, in the after
neon we were visited with refreshing thun-
der shower. ~. ~
~ Mr.. CHAuScY has favored US with q
bundle Of New Orleans papers of the 18th,
brought up by the fast Neweomb. ntn.ir
ssy-The Antelope laid at the wharf all
DAY Yesterday. She took the cargo of the
Bowling Green. go; s.f... $50
4y-The. southerrier win be down early
this morning for st. sLopis. lslft-
lI-T regular packet Bowling Green
will leave to-day for Green river Passen-
gers and shippers will find Capt. Liter's boat
one of tho best in the trade.
~ The steamer Humboldt, in sinking in
the lower Mississippi, completely eapsiIed,
and the freight now being taken. from her,
has been obtained by cutting q hole through
the bottom of her hull. and that, too. at the
depth OF sixty fee. of water. The wreckers
say she has one of the strongest hnlls ever
made, as they found it di.Iioult in gsrting &C
cess 20 her freight The James Johnson re-
Gently brought portion 81 TIE damaged
cargo - Naehville.
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Railroad Celebration.

CHILIcoTHE. June 3-M.
The railroad excursionists arrived here last
night about 10 o'clock. The run 10 Parks
burgh, one hundred aud four miles, WIS made
in four hours and twenty minutes Including
stoppages. They Were conveyed TO Marietta,
eight miles, on steam boats Aiherruarle and
John Buck dashed together. They were re-
ceived a. Marietta by discharge of cannon
and large eoncoarsc of people. Gov. Chase
OF Ohio. delivered an eloquent address. well
coming Gen. Cas-, the Representatives of the
Baltimore aud Ohio Company and the guests
from other States. Geng liCass responded I
saying, that fifty years before he, landed
poor boy, within few yards Of the spot
where he stood. and the recollection of thc
changes which have occurred since that period
were almost overpowenng. He yenMred the
prediction, judging from past history. that
there were persons n0s living who would see
the population of these States augmented to
one million Nathaniel Cox, responded ia be
half of the State OF Maryland, and Fayett
NJ. McNlullen on the part of Virginia. Thos.
Swami spoke in behalf of the Baltimore and
Ohio X. Il. -sr-,.- A
The guests started at five o'clock, by the
Marietta road for Chilicothe in five trains.-
The trip was net very Satisfactory owing to
the incomplete condition OF different parts OF
the road, rendering rapid travelling impossi-
bic. -r.l- -r-.. ... l
The reception ct Chlicothe was very en-
tliUsiastic. 4 procession was formed OF the
CUES : and military cOmpanies. and marched
10 Tue Masonic Hall which was brilliantly IL
; Eliminated. \ grand display OF lire works
took place and other signs of rejoicing. The
guests are lodged at the Valley House and
private dwellings, AL of W hiehlwere thrown
OftiifTOc 1EIaOl NZ0 ENH'
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
AUCTION & AUCTIONEERs.
Az ORDINANOE to amend an ordinance
passed Nay 7ttlS47, concerning auction e
Auctioaeeys," passed Nay 1874 1857.

~ OIt DLfd~' OfS W U"tcNU 0b cTutSuJtCt
passed Nay 7ti1S47, coneerning I" auction If
Auctio,eeys,'' passed Hay 16A 1857.
Every auctioneer licensed under the provisions Of
the ordinance of which this is amendment shall on
or before the last day OF each month file in the office
of the City Clerk, full statement under oath, of the
value Of the merchandize, vehicles and livestock be-
longing others than the citizens of Evansville,
which have been consigned or delivered to them dur
Ing said month for sale ut auction ott- wise.
The City Clerk, upon receipt of which statement,
shall enter upon the tax duplicate for the current year
page to be reserved for that purpose, the amount
thus reported IN the name Of the aucs;oneer reporting
the and shall charge and assess thereon the
rate Of taxation assessed upon the personal property
of others for such year. and shall at report said
entry and the amount 50 assessed in Writing to the City
Collector, who shall make similar entry the
duplicate in his possession, and shall proceed to col
lect from such auctonee, the tax thus assessed in the
same manner "a other taxes a.e collected.
I ANY auctoneer who shall fail To make any report
provided FIR by this ordinance. at the time above spec
iet sfll for each offence he fined in sum not less
than fifteen dollars more tas1 Atty dollars; and
for any second or subsequent failure to make such
monthly In nj ition such fine, the Common
council NAV their discretion revoke the license gan
ted 10 such auctioneer.
1 The price OF license under this ordinance, shall
from and after the publication hereof, shall Re hun
lrei dollars for year, and sixty dollars for six
months or any shorter pero, and all license granted
auctioneers sball expire the first Monday In August
and no license shall he transferable.
Approved by Common Council,
Attest 80. JOHN NEwSON, Mayor,
+ WELL III. WALKER, City Clerk.
VOlkSlTte cOpy. mys0lmO1
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CITY ORDER.

At meeting of the City Council held on the evening
Of the 23d inst, the following order unanimously
passed tn-vit:
hRDERED that the owners Os lots fronting on both
tn First stregy downa g9ol plans side walk OF proper
width along 10th sides OF sah Leet street from First to
Water street within ten d3vs after the publication OF
this Office, and In default thereof the Street Commits
snrer Is instructed u perform sa WORK and the costs
ard expenses acorisc thereby win BE applied To and
Collected Nv sale ~ aid Lot OF so much thereof win
satisfy said lien and eostst. ianl
t ,f .'is HH By Or!er Of Common Council,
t ta- WE'LL II. WALKER, Clerk.
uv1S fn1 Volksko.e copy I0.i I.t
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

meeting Of the Common Council held on the
Il evening Of the 10th inst the following order was
unanimously pissed. to-wits 'a.
ORDERED that the Of property fronting Fourth
street and extending between Fulton avenue and
Market street. cause goot ric; Sidewalk Of proper
width to he isi lOwn I'm sail part Of said Fourth street
AMI also place down good curling along said brick
pavement IN sail described street, said work 10 he done
within thirty DAYS after the publication ~ this notice
and in defait thereof the Street Commissioner Is d
ret perform sail work, and the cost and expenses
arruing theriv will he applied too and collected hy
ie Of said property, much as i'll satisfy said
lien and costs. -.-7 ~ ...lt-l e. r --.Hli-
by order Of Common Council.
- WE'LL III. WALKER, Clerk.
volk slote cDuv my90Alh - ....e tl..
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

4 meeting Of the Council held on the evening
~ OF the 81 inst, II was on motion, unanimously
or lerel,
That the owners of property, fronting on High
strec', and extending from Lee 10 Fulton Avenue, lie
nOtiiel II cut arav The bluff hank on either side of
sail street., when the -s,rls is required, and 90 lay
good AMI sgbstlatil brick pavement along said prop
t~tv fronting az aforesaid, within 20 days after the
publication W this notce and in deauit thereof the
Stret Commissioner is hereby directed To perform sl
work, AMI the costs AMI expenses accruing thereby,
viii oe assessed to, and collected nv sale of said prop
erty much thereof viii satisfy said lien aud
'S''' N''-' WELL II. WALKER, Clerk.
yeks5ote copy. myl2lm
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Political.

CONCORD. june, IN.
The New Hampshire Legislature assemblies
to-day. At the Republican caucus held last
night. no action was taken 10 fill the vacancy
in the u. :. Senate caussl bv the death Of
Mr.. Bell. The Hon. Moody Curier was nom
mated for President of the Senate and Hon.
Edward III. Rollins of Concord. for Speaker
of the House. Democrats nominated VIM.
Barnes for President of the Senate and Lewis
Clark speaker of the House. a.t- . ID ~
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n. 5. General, Assembly.

CLEVELAND, June 3-P. NJ.
TwEEFTHDAY.-Vote on Che Slavery ones
ton, ayes l52 nays %. The North voted
ayes unanimously The South protested. = II
The Home Missionary question referred TO
mni tee who will report at next General
Assembly. They will probably adjourn to
nipht f-' - = So.
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Ashore.

BosroN, June 3.--M.
The BARK Geo. Taylor, from PHILADELPHIA
to Portland was ashore yesterday at Nam
tucket. She will probably get OFT after dis
charging her cargo & ~ ~ ~.
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Washington Items.

I iI. t WAsHIvsToS, June 3-M.
The Hon.. Joseph Williams of Iowa, has
been appointed Associate Justice. of the SUI
preme Court Of Kansas vice. Cunningham
resigned. Calvin r., Barris has been APP
pointed for the Eastern District of Missouri
vice Reylors resirlcd'h - b .ifa
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Later from Hava ana.

NEW YORK, June 3-M.
Cahawba, which left Havana on the 29ult.,
has arrived. x'ifori t-srr~-
News slight and unimportant Freights
dull. Markets generally unchanged.