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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-16
Rcnnc1t 4 PIuupner.

4 TToRNEY's and GounstiofH ut Law, ard Nota
"a rtts Futiic. Also assn's for the Chart. Oh
fnc ins Co., Hartford. Conn.,, Capital ssOo0o0
Giiy FIRE in.,o New Haven, &rGoUSo.
onlee lie Claire Block, Davenport.
All 9grcrTT
JulSI IsSIdly FkAhK plu MEW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-23

BuErAlo June 2?-l m.-FLovss dali; .ss. today n,
bblf extra Niscousin a. o. p NHEAT held fx ca
Spring CosN closed active Saturday - lie ssd ss,
this morning. with boders a. that hErre Oar ass. :.
57G57!c. NEisKY dull a. SOC. FEEicKrs % New Yort AM
Corn. lee lNPopTs in the forty eight hons o.
go bbs Flour 1900 bu.h. West, $500 bssh Corn al
l0CCo bush Oats ENPosI In tns IS 90 bash Wa.
IS 90 bush. Corn and IS coo bash. oais.
OswEco jane 2-5p m-FLoes steady; ,sles 80 Nj. A,
- @.e IS 50 for Canadian - Tor Wisconsin sna ss "a
sc Is and fancy 0~eEo. WHEAT dui sale, 20
bush Chicsgo Spring at & 81 1lost CosS in eooi ds,ps
chiefly r,gh boats ssss s. 90 bush 81 7217tc inea,
ope arrive the inside quotation LAKE xposrs -
d.y ciO bbs FloGr $50 bush Wheat - o. s1.A c.
CANAL EXPORTS: $40 bbs Flour, II co bash whe.: a I'd
bush Corn, TO bbls PoTk.
ALgASY June - P. m.-FLovs 6rner with fair aer.ss
for medium rrsds. es Ssg ~ Tor extra s,.,s
7dS9 IS TO- eIrs Oenes-e Canadian 3; 81
ass u; sales So bbs COIN MEAL & 6gG IS WaE,r
finer and scarce. COES sic. sfoa and S 10 .rts.
quiet sales icoCc bush. oars s,esdy al ejdS4c wnskY
unsettled small -. ranging from dSi ic 10 psFrels
NTw.OsLEsNs juno 2l-CoTTcs. sales today 800 ha,,
n5dug qualities hgner. but without qaotAbl- chang,
Rr,rFTs today 80 bales. FLovs: declining endeney
MIxsp CoRS pic ,tsuGHTs: Cotton 10 HsvTe l6e. c,Asr
hi A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-23
DIED.

BRADy-on Sunday June a. Elilsbsth Brady yoan.ss:'
daughter Of Hugh and Rose Brady aged year and month";.
DODD-On Monday June p Anna NJ, daughter Of joan NJ
The relatives and friend. Of the family respectfully Invited
10 attend the funeral No l55 West Twenty first street
s,. ofsSss ssTSoGn 5 n SsIDSs her
DIcKINsoN-A, Bloomfield. N J., on Saturday, June 81
eldest Of Henry and CaihaIine P oiokin
sou IN the 10th year Of his age
ELKISSOn Saturday June % Thomas Ekins aged 81 years
FoRDER Sunday June 2l Mary Ann Maria Forier, aged
10 sesTs months and days.
GAY-In Stamford, Conn., Sunday June 81 Royal L. Gy
His r.stives snd friends and those Of hi. William and
Edward Gay are nyd to attend b. funeral st The mgr.
O'Clock p The New Haven leaving Canal street At
~ reach stamford at D. and returning leave there AZ
oRees Penn Of % 1Ss a. M ssy { M
c q d Ss .@S . Ssss eoan,y ' Rev
HFDDlNG-In wcare. n H., on Thursday. Jdne q con.
sumption John Heddins AGED p 2months ard lay
HART-on Sunday Jqne p Of censunpion John alr aged
Ireland SsS' NAIVE u ''' ''""'' '''''' '''' y
HALsrHp-n Brooklyn on snndsy June 81 John Cox only
IS day.
KITLER-ln TIL. city on Sunday noLnn. June g. chae;
months and 70 days
KEMProN-on saturday. june 20 George H. only son Of
Csp, George II. and Eliza Kempton, aged 10 yesrs
p johanna Herrane Louise daughter Of Chss and Bertha
Martens. aged years, mouth end a days
yer Wilson Eugene second child Of Randolph and Catherine
Merritt aged years months and days
McCORDOu Sunday morning Jane q Of lingering Illness,
John Il MeCord seed - years mouths and days
MeeARLAND-on Sunday morning June 81 Jas Mcfarland
AGED a yesrs
PALMFROn Sunday June 81 at the house Of her nephew
John w Cores o paralysis. in the sd year 81 her az tka
Palmer ret o Richard Palmer and sister of the late George
y. White Of this city.
The funeral win place II O'Clock Third day
the sd inst. from Frierds' Meeting House IN We'tehe'r
VILLAGE which the relatives aud friends of the family As re-
spee,uy attend without further notice Carriages
VIII b. In waiting al Union square II 5.
IN
the ssth year Of her
Her friends and those Of her .on.naw Charles and Daniel
hsuer are respectfully invited attend her funeral rae-
afternoon Sd inst O'clock from the house DAael
MsujeT No Isl Grand street, Wlliamsbursh.
SCHWACKBOFER-ln Brooklyn. on Monday, June p At
the residence of bis son law w HEX. No Pacif,
street =. p. A schwAekhofer. ssed ~ year.
The m and restive 81 the family invited TO aen the
funeral ON "wednesday the 24th inst Al O'Clock o. m AZ
Ne SIS Pscifc street, Brooklyn.
THOMPsoN-On Monday, June q Charlotte R. Thomp.on
ef consumption 49,, .
pnce Philip White No 10 Vsndews,eT street wedne.-
day, June a. o. 9el0ek precisely.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-23
matter Of Emily Mar-sc and George Mar,

In the matter 81 Emily Nsr-sc and Georg" MaIsec.
Co., Neat friend or pointed and penalty O: bond fixed
In the matter of Benjamin K. Western and Char'es
& western rfauts-Ordcr Il rence anl n npP'n;mcn'
Of fre,ial - srdisu. . -.
Sarah f. Valentine agt. Henry Valentine. judy
May JANE Gascoyne agt. Henry scoyoe.-rhe
ike Judgment
Tin othy =. Richards az. john L1mb AMI yhers.-
Motion to vscste injunction sr .nted. wiih : 30 co.s
George GrswoId aId al ACT. l-aac V. Fowler AMI al.
Motion that purchaser complete his purchase &C grr,ed
with : 10 oost'.
Matilda Brown agt. Margaret y Cumming -Iuds-
meat for plaintiff the demurrer VITA costs; v'h eav" -
the defendant payment Of COST witIi twenty
DAYS.
David H. White ard others agt. Obadiah Holm =
and o;htrs.-Tlc Ike judgment. .
Arson Blake agt. William b. Barber.-The Ike
Judgment.
Matilda Brown agt. Margaret y. Cumn'ing MOTION
set sde attachment denied with lo costs T. plaintiff -
abide event -, 80. -
the matter of the application of the City Of Brook
for the appointment Of Commison~ under the Act relative
TO HE expones for lo4 Improvements IA the ate
"vilage and city Of Wiianshursh" &c passed March D
1857 a Spocne appointed Commissioner in place Of TIns
q. BERGEN, who declines 20 serve.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-23
NARZNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK..........
Cleared.

Slips-Judsb Touro Moses, St John, NIB c. c. Durcsn
lronsid.s. Curtis Lspreu1 n q, Sesulith sons
Bst,lndisn Queen, Gray, City Point, Nesmith S5ns;
Ariel Cheesusn Por. an. Prince. o. L. Ferris Beat
lev Bertly Cadiz Nv. Ellwul Co Golden Age Rowthe
Gibsra, Wsleus1. Dimon Il Co
Brs..JcsephP.rk Psrk, Bo;son walsh Carver Cs..e
Stouers Boston, r P. Back Co Mystic Fish Mobile,
Esse Hazsrc Restsorado dan Jerseu, Moef Riers
Ocesnicus (Rre.) Springer Rotterdam. Stanton Roger
Ante Brons Hsm WOorton. Rchbucto, FuneA Melaets
l. Hayden. Amy. Newport, master.
Schoouers-John, Donovan New buryport Hartman Co
Wonder French, Providence l. Kenny Am Belle. Chase,
Boston, 5. w. Lewis Co Boxer sawyer Boston. James
Hand Co. r. W Huntley. Hammond, Baltimore Mailer,
Lord ouer,su W. A Dresser. Hatch, Boston X r. Buck
CO.
soop-Cour bus Johnson New Haven, J. 3. johnson.
StesnneJscks.n Baker Baltimore, II. b. Cromwell; Ve'
can. Norrisou. Philsdelphia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-23

Steamship Rosnote Skinner Portsmouth, ke mdss s0a
ship Live YANKEE Thorndke Calcutta Feb - and sand.
Head 2sth inseed &C. TO Foster Ncker'on May - st
.sowDs vl Saee With DARK e,,ci the . o. which y
supposed to be W long name; June IL lat lon 80
pS.e b. G0s IS oP as Sole iV %s. RS c
Rswe months and days from Bay Of Islands fr New
ship Knicterboe.er Peabody LysPoc, s, days md's aud
rsled .hp voiant from Liverpool for boston.
Ship Empire state Bris, Ls.Pool NAY - %S.s ana ~
sEip Venus! Lowell c.rsen.. June IS, to J. Riley.
Barb j. Dephsm Davis Cencegos June y fueA' 10 stse
BspI EisaSch Young M.las. May and Gibr. IS le.a
avs, for saved most Of the sails and rigging got up
topnsst and opsai yard to carry tworeetsd soPsa
Bark Mary c. Dyer Pickett. Havana 10 days. to Peek
Brig Ac.dan (Br), LOclhart, Windsor days. pla's 70
Brig NJ Hamilton Baker Jacksonville days, yellow pine 70
Bra Dove (Br Hogan, Sydney 10 days. coal to Giesps
Brs Adene spusue tof Bo.On Smith JsetsonviI. So.
s..S h. to aS% .Sd S wSss from
big sssh of P S d'n1 JsSs A =. g s
18Th lat &c a. lon s. spoke b. 'chr Mary Bsnhsd Aeaes
'' BIZ M.rin tof Boston,. French P.rss q t,y.
';sS sG; pal E' Nom aa,s t. aa 800
Of Arcs The b NJ has experienced heavy westerly wAa~
Brig Forrest State, storer, Rondout for boston
Bris J. PARK Park, Rondout for Boston
Biz Eous, Mstthew- Rondout for Portsinouth II
S.h Fpus (Br Cobsdon, Charlot~town, PElp 10 days.
ssts 10 J. W. Lowden vessel 20 C. A. DeWOf. .
schr wn.emoyeh (Of Fushns), Morrow Havana d. fruit
to Thos Gi.msrin
schr Josiah Achorn. Merrill Rondout
Scbr Jane IpgTshsnn Merrill Rondout
Sclr Lion, Hicks RoDdout.
sehr r p Abel Nickerson, Portland, CT.
schr Waterbury, Cook Jack'onvls days yellow pine
Schr Haze PeDfeld Baltimore days. coal 70 Sose' Clear
sohr I.idors wsrins, md.e. from schr B. W. Sanders
l.,.lv sl,v.p Soma Re- TO
Schr. Milo Me (Br) Isaacs, New London, PEL' IL Gay"
schr George Steers UNITED sstes. MausnOul EOrfoh
Schr Mathis Nelson, Newbern, NC sdsy' naval stores
schr 8 p Smith Cooper. Wilmington, NC, days, naval
Dollner, Potter Co. x.h .
Schr Governor Ober Csrdenas days sugar to Ne'mitn
sehr Einirs Rogers. Gardiner Albany for Providence
Sehr Adelaide, Nicserson, Albany for boston.
Schr Lucy Blake, Shaw Rondout for Boston
sthr Denmsri PmSn Port Even fog fsil fiyer
sehr President Hall Port Even FOR Pswtackes, ri
Sehr Wave, -. Rondout for Boston
sehr O J. Miller (Brl Johnson, Elue'hera days. af 70
seh Msry stedmsn, Carey Georgetown, Sc tdsy naval
stores o Dollner Potter.
Schr b. d. Pitts Moody virginia dsys, wood
sehr Milo (Br MeIssses Pr'uee Edward i'laAt' 10 SJ'
steser Totem Ramsey Baltimore 10 hours d's e b. IL
steamer Charles o.sood. Smith, Norwich
WiND-Darins the day G. to w. p. w and fresh.
The bp ashore near the oodsnds not the fors re
ported bot The Kneksrbocker Liverpool She has been
lowed 10 the city By tue stssnlns hsf ,.d oshs
Balance Dock and towed 20 her berth rtsr No n ~
lime 10 lat ~ lon r. brig Means Of surrey from Os~
tine for BsltimOre-By pilot boat Mary Taylor, No
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-23

Atst Helena May 2 Peruvian. Chadwick New l.s
40 80 VII eOc bone, sail IA tew day, fr noipri al -
TON Carl New. BEDFORD 80 sp. wb, ~ ~ ~ p,,s
Trip Co. $50 sp 40 wh Wsshinrton baococt 80 <t
100 sp go wh 3ecO bone; Bsry Ann. Issef 49,. 80
rs So Dunba1,on Nye New Bedf'sd lts sp Lu :, -
1of Fdtsr,ownl 81 sp; Sun. Poole Msit1PIi.e,s ~ Er.
wh Kathleen Alma Newt Bedford o 81 iss ~ p.ra-
c,Isnt Adams Msitspoisett, 60 sP shipPed ho-s ~
Wan. - L. w., a, "a 90
cruise soloD Cbld, we.tpot 20 sP HD W. r,,ao Nss.
Terry Greepport 2O0sp 90 18th, Eesr Dodxr Lass
Rsdfo,d no oil on board, cruise lItn one. Nss.
Br;sss Nsttspoisett le0 sp, Do Sth hatA a. Ssa,
Rs5ford b SO do karcsis, West DO. ~ Ia "a b.
Psysion Adams Holmes. Hole, go sp s1,Ppss s 10 o..
IT, Peruvian DO 18Th Marion, Davis, I uas,ress
60 eb ,hjpp4d 10 bbs by the PruyiAs. 40 koss
AIleu. So, 10 oil on board, Slipped :" 'pp ." WIZ
BY The Peruvisn .,~t..i Blake. Blank1
n - sipriear 81 days out with bols osen CSsries
- xesetablss and proceeded ca her e1 In 81
70 -. d. :, So seth May bosrd q Pesis ,ssra
a. a. Ia, a. a. spoke bark Rothscha. HtlaaD' +" =
o,,h. with bbIs blackksh oil all well fs,,,scsr
a, a. IOth inst, schr Roswel hns 2. yrsxs,tst'es
WITH bbls blschhsh Oh proeusa 80 5ak~S
Nd proeeedea East In the othns lotn pss h6 10 =
81 Beverly With 70 " pa ~ ~ cor sersS
Is,tsr from Capt Smith Of ship fessn q W. =.
h1 A. Ksms Jan with $50 bhls sptn mi, nor. reports
is.,sr from Cspt Norton ~ bsrf Cieois "a al told
10 "a c.Ibes Jan 80 with 10 bis PIN zen "a vsy
uss,s rom Feb % Ocean, Noftcn o. Tshf scr WOOD
home full Including freight. Wouia "'P" ~
and water. -. -. al Stafford Br<Deis ~
from FsyA, bound home.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-23

THAYYR-On Friday Jup. 10 ..r .hor. bat Illness
Empa Ansus,s wife Of Mr. Ellis ThaJer aged . years anf
months.
sEEDORF-On Sunday June a. Mrs.. Meta seedorf aged ~
yesr months and days
SAMMISOI Saturday June % David Sammi. aged Is years.
sCHI LTHES-On SATURDAY. - Ida Schuliheis daash
trof Hesry Schu!ILes ased yeaE mo4a- and
!csys
VAN URDEN-In Brooklyn, sunday, June ?! Of spoPsHy
Eeu,y Van Or5,n tI The 47th year Of his sge.
WOOLsFY IL Jer.-y City Sunday June g. willie, infant
.on Of Gilbert and Sophia a WOoseS aged mouths.
his remains ,at~i. Nespor; r l. for nterneu;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-23
The Seventh Ward Bank ha. declared dividend Of

The Seventh Ward Bank has declared dividend Of
five per cent, pay able let July.
The Atlantic Bank, Of Brooklyn, I'VE per cent, pay
able July l.
Tie business Of the Clearing House was sS,2Si,
Oco.
Tie statement oftbe condition of the Banks Of this
city. of which We annex the Official figures below,
is more favorable than was anticipated after the
large drain Of last week. The average of the previous
week being a risiug one. while the large shipment Of
last Saturday counts bat small proportion IN tue
present statement accounts for the apparent increase
in the specie line. The actual amount Of gold 10
Bank il probably million and half less than the
average There has been a moderate amount re-
-eived from the interior during the week. The loans
show decrease on last week and this contraction
is no doubt being continued this week. In deposits
the line shows a nominal decline Of about $3.50 900,
but allowing further decreased transactions Of the
Clearing House there is actual increase of
900 600. The undrawn line being s6s, 600 against
$6s, 1000. The comparison with last week is:
Lo.u, Dis Specie. Circulation Deposits.
June Is....sii5414i sii.S4s-s sses6a95 sS,l6Seu
June o.. ll5'lseso l27O,+a5 S.5sS,sol S,sjs6is
peere.se. s292a5i 80. siO3C92 s2asls
Increase. S85.5I5
The movement, of the Banks since Nov /, 1855, has
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-23

TEAS du bat very firm Ire os,rna' eoa,Ins. 70 sss
bu, poor assortment.
TAtLOw-Ihe market "a quite Ern; sales Of 100 q,
Halle. cash
NOoLThs market both foT domestic and foreign eaasa
very qpist Tie stock q o. native il exhausted sa4 "a
tfo oithe cp has ben received get t, pres
mr. w have only 10 note asse 4 600 p q -
- 81 2 n mos F0rgisr qgc but igm, AID act.se A.
mend ! anticipated after the ls pror.
NhlShi-Ihe demand - far bot WITH liserL r.csps
prices lover sses Of 500 bh. Ohio and Prison At BE-
Soc Drudse fair and sales Of Ahds for Jal, al
August Srl,ysTy, ~ &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-23

The Fenw!ek Island shos BeBOsi hs'ns eefE run nte
withdrawn Tor repairs and an IRON nsh ~ - ~ ri,h
els,. 10 psred 10 mark her yotien By oasr 2, me hs
house Board, bDT nha 81 1870,
PLiadsphia, June 49, Ae"'"
MpcoE LIeHr-No,oe 10 hereby owen that red aes. !;
nov exbbif.S IN the r. pout Of hseoe Island " ~
Loo "a 20 a W az a, teruined BY Commander orsos
the Adn sty Survey 10 20 feet shove high VAL "a.
r. - In ci,r weather u miles shoal sxtents three n a.,
by r. compass BEARING from the light but On "a
Is,rins. The hsht may be approached from "a. ss''~
ots,,iLs. ~ s1s,b .ke shote JOHN HARLEt
"nA'H N GEORGE KERk
r HUTC HINsQS I.
cou,missoners Of Lights for the Gulf o. Sc Lsvfes~
yiranichi June 5, 1871
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-23
COuRT CALENpAR-THIs DAY.

SUPREME CouRr, CIRcUIr-Nos. l02, 3O7 3O3S,
y7 SSe2 S4 $500 6 sos s45 sOs 2az2 2a5 1919 40 se5
sg7 sg9 800, COL ~ 49,
SUPREME CoURr-Special Term-Nos. ~ l3I
lee 100 24 1874 u.s. 1875 las 1879 ISL 55 1869 43 ia g. H.
lie 900 s. 81 81 IS 49, l7S 10 lGS l4S l67 ls5. 49,
SUPERIOR CoURT-Nos. us, 49, SD3, 90 SDS,
all $50 lOl6 1885 1896 lIo9 ITO 1925 Isl, sS IVA 1892
iias 49, 1919 1914 l245l 1919 1853 1884 1881 1893 ISIS
1914 1916 1915 1919 1921 1923 1870 is5 1859 1861 1862 1905
1859 1873 1874 1889 lfO7, lHI 1921, 1872 $500
CouRT OF ConnoS PLEAs-Par lI.-Nos. 1871
TO ll6Q, inclusive, ll05 llO6.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-23

Clearings for days ending June Z...... loZyiSVoZ
BALANCES for DAYS ending June l5....... LIS $40
Bslsnses for days ending June p ........ 7SS35ss
there i. no report from Dry Dock Bank which stands
the came a. last weez
We hear of over million of Gold going by the
steamer on Wednesday The California arrival will be
due about Monday next. In the mean time the inte-
rior il sending in moderate amounts of Gold daily.
In the markets there is moderate activity Flour,
with sales of 10000 to - 900 bbs, is to Toe. better,
and Wheat has improved lc. y bushel, with some
shipping inquiry. There will probably be some in
creased movement in Grain for export when the par
GELS now on the way from the West arrive. Groceries
are dull, especially Sugar., on which buyers require
reduction. Spices are quite active at improving
nrices Provisions are not active but steady in prices
Cotton is quite dull.
Arrangements were concluded last week for the
continuation of the Wabash Valley and Illinois Great
Western line Of roads from Naples to Quincy on the
M,sissippi River, via Neredosis and Fort Sterling
70 Camp Point, on the Northern Gross Road. The
iron. LOCO turs has been purchased and sixteen
miles will be completed this year aud the remainder
in the Spring. This will give the Wabash Valley
road through line between Lake Erie and the Mis-
sissippi AZ miles long and make Of the favorite
rortes between the West and the East. At Quincy
the route will have the Hannibal and ST. Josephs
road as feeder from the west of the river. The
country between Naples and Quincy is among the
richest and most fertile portions of the country.
We learn from The Dubuque Tribune of the 18th
instant, that Mayor Wilson and Mr.. j. Langworthy
lad returned from New-York after having succeeded
ne sotiatirg loans 10 the amount of $500 600 for rail-
road purposes Thi. money IA to be divided in equal
proportions for the Dubuque, St. Paul and ST. Peters
ard the Dubuque Western Railroads. The loans
we're obtained of Mesrs. Gelpcke, Kentzer Richelt
| IF New-York.
A Railroad Convention has been convened TO meet
on Wednesday at Buffalo, the subject of dispute
between tie Erie Railroad Company and the Buffalo
and State Line Railroad Company, which is Of serious
Importance.
The receipts Of the Morris Canal Company for the
season weTe
Total June T. 30 = -
WEEK ding Jane IA lS57.......' ls.l to-s"feH ~
Total 20 June 6, ls57...........-..... ~ - -
Week ending June Is sfs d os1S u
Total IN -sfSlo -
We published day or two ago q table showing the
decline in Stock, in this market since 1853 The Stock
market Of PHILADELPHIA has suffered equally with ours
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-23
MARRIED..

MINIszEK-wOOD-ln this city Monday morning June
p by the Rev. L. Cuyler James H. Mniszek to Nifty
Wood, daughter Of Aaron ?. Wood, esq
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-23
Passengers Arrived.

rs the ship Fmp6s STATE from LiseyrSOi-M.s C M.r.A
Mrs L. L. MARI.
In tss abr. WYhteuoyeh. from HasoRs-wn. Hat td.i
June icy, Mr.. Arisee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-23
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-SpEcIAL TEKa-JUSs r.
Before Judge BRADY.

George F. A. Parson agt Henry c. Banke.-Moton
granted g.
A. A. White ct al. agt. Peter b. Sweeney, &C
judgment for plaintiff. 49, ,.,. 1. o
james Wallace agt Thomas Hoet.-Motion to open
default granted 49,. q Mi;
Samuel Is. Quinpel agt. Barnet Buttan &c.-Motion
TO dismiss appeal granted with nc costs
Esther Leopold, &C., agt. Morris Meyers'-Mon on
granted, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-23

Markets. CAREFULLY REPoRTED FOR The TRrRUSE.
MONDAY. June % 1857.
EAsHES-The market is quite dull but prices anged
sse- IS bbs ~ IS Tor Pearls and Ssd SO l2i for Potss
COTTON-The market without movement the sales are
only SO bales Holders continue firm AZ quotations.
SEw-YoRK CLASSIFICATION
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-23

UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-JUSE 2.
Before Il. E. STILwsLL.
John Ferris, John Kipp and Henry Geser we've
arrested to-day and committed by Comms'oner
Swen They charged with smuggling brand"s and cigars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-23

We published day or two ago table showing the
decline in Stocks IN this market since 1853 The Stock
market Of Philadelphia has suffered equally with ours,
as will be seen by the annexed comparison:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-23

RROOKIYN SUPREME COURT--SPscIL TERN-June y
Before Judge BIsDsEyE.
DECISIONS. ,
fb.rt Raisheck agt Chester futile and David Hen
nion -
Motion 10 set aside execution granted, wltn ~
Of the motions Psntf also 10 pay 70 defendant
Hennion his disbursements on the reference.
Rachel Aoke By her next friend &c set James Aeke anu
Motion for appointment Of Receiver granted gu
costs a motion 20 plaintiff, TO abide event
The People ait John Moore and Others
The commitment on which the prisoners were inn
psned the decision Of the County Judge
Of WsAsser County refusing 20 discharge me prisoner on
hsbeas corpus, affirmed.
Charles Gould sst Josiah r. Stuses and Ira Hersey
f,omnlaint 10 be made more definite and certain in
stated the papers Motion 70 strike out parts 81
he complaint denied No costs Of motion allowed to either
psuy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-02-06
THE FINAL FAREWELL.
BIZ O. SINCLAIR BIRr

dI u. clNSLAlk bIhD.
Tho hand |. pressed, tia solemn good bye spoken,
fne tear has atolsn softly down the cheek,
Tn tender tie been snapt, and bled. when broken;
Tue lip has quivered and we could not speak.
That night strange fears, like spectral forms, CAM
stealing
Iaio my room, and dlled the dsrkened air;
Or I awoka, my heart convulsed with feeling.
Unconscious mutt'riug broken words OF prayer.
I pressed my brow, twas hot and wildly throbblng,
Cold drops of rel had gathered tbiok!y there;
And in my dreams I heard my own heart sobbing,
And felt upon my cheek the soslding tear.
! saw the church yard, aud the grave stone gleam'n!
B.aeaih the moons rays. tall and white and cold
Some dear one slept tina. sleep that knows no dream
1eould not for my tears the name behold.
Though In the morning hope came softly singing,
"a little while, and then the eager kiss;
A little while, and that same room ia ringing
With joyous daughters silv'ry tones Of bliss."
I fit that ono heart there would cease it's beating,
Though hope sang in my ear il. sweetest strain,
That for one heart remained no gladstone greeting,
Though l might smiling clasp the rest again.
That soft good bye she spoke comes often quiv'r,ng
Through the dsmp air to my anguished heart:
I stand and listen, pale and sad and ehivr'ipg.
Alb. then I feel how solemn tits to part.
Sow when hope singeth to my heart all blessing,
"A little while" I always stop and hear.
A liitle while! she means that time 10 speeding,
And sings Of heaven and woos me sweetly there.