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CONCLUSION or TIE coRoNER's ISQUEsT-vERDrCT
or THE JURY.
The inquest IN the Of Andrew McManus and Susan
Dempsey. the.yicms Of the late murder at the dance
house Of Mark priscol No 277gi Water street. re-
sumed yesterday afternoon.
Coroner Connsry addressed the Jury saying that
high time TO finish the case. lie the testimony adj
memories then delivered his charge IN the jury sub
ooposrR CONVERTS cH,FGE 20 ruH JuRy.
Gentlemen Of tho Jury-Thcre wit.
nesscs Cor examination IN this have done my duty
IN the premises. You can do a. you please. believe
that was entirely unnecessary for read The test.
mouy over To YOU inacmuch ms see myself surrounded
by men of mind aud judgment You Will give the g
all the consideration that l. necessary fyou can gee the
slightest glmmcring of light towards bringing the
sns punishment all due consideration " bring
about that end AT the time you viii give the accused
The btbet the incest consideration You nor for blood
neither an but decidedly You are 10 protect your wives
aud children when they abroad 10 places Of amusc.
nents To the theatre and even TO places where dcnea
Of negro character given, 10 gel relaxation
little degree a. comfort Ter their tJ and labor durAg
The day How would you feel any q you u the partner
az your life VI Your daughter the grl Of eighteen ycys
the boy whom you had hoped "a bring up ~ a. a. he
blessing comfort ~ you IN your Old age should
come h. me 10 you stabbed and buohoredY Under these
circumstances have very little more 10 say 10 you. I
leave the ~ siS ntohgen, men, who, presume will
do their duty regardless Of the consequences You have
look q, the character u the house wherein the
committed II has existed therefor yoars-therc the
sailors IRON all parts Of the Wot1 apt to soJourn.
They vii resort there again unless steps are now
taken a. remove from presence Fear or interest
might e. IN The minds o. the jury but he they
would do Their duty regardless % tho consequences lie
then referred them the testimony uf Arnold James the
sailor who positively tn tho defsy ~ enc o. the
prsonors The Corcner then concluded his address ny
scying -" II YOU any evidence by which the guilty
may be brought 10 punishment, take VI ", on The other
hard. you hink there has been any wrongfuy &c.
cuscd, do him justice promptly. Do your duty, gentle
men, 70 your families and TO your country aud 70 your
God
The jury then retired for dcberaton, and after an alb
eeuoe u fifteen minutes rendered the following
vtRUIeT.
That Andrew McManup came 10 his desh by stab
inflicted nj the hands Of Francis vartc IN The house Of
Mark Driscoll No 2T7 Water street, on the morning ~
Thursday, Nov TO- 1857. We alec believe thai susan
Dempsey b. her death by stabs inflicted by persons
IN the company ~ Vardell. known the tall ma-nsmc
tot DO jury unknown.
Upon the reudutn ~ the above verdict Y8rIcl was
committed a. TIE II fnhs for exarauaton
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Personal Intelligence.

Mclchor CASTOR, The Spanish Minister to the United
States and suit are al tho Metropolitan Hotel
Americans registered At the banking Office Of the Ame
rean Eurupesn Express and Exchange Co, Paris from
Nov. g 10 Nov. L., lsbi.-
4 = starr " spencer United states Consul % Ports
! n Kendall Mrs ~ y. Raymond. George Opdyke, ". r.
Hotou aud family w. T. Brown and lady ~ Ball George
Snctiev ". n v. N, Taller, IT. and wife y. J. Mllls Jr
y. Dornirick and family, r. nalsey AMI family W. y
Srhenck and lady, ~ Whitney, H. Downing, " W. fnRel
New York ". q. Gn Maryland; r ~ Gilpcrt VI. Ryerscu,
" Elwoud Illinois. A. Rawson kcnurkv; r. ". Wnches
lady W. Y Underwood md family Massachusetts,
q w. Pancost nd lady foh W Grgg y. " simpson Penn
syivsuis: ~ T. A. Birdsa, III. W ~ Bruner, :, W RAJ
sion, California
ARRIVALS.
Prom Charleston in steamship counbisf y Dukes, two
sisters Of Mercy Rev sans Mrs " Freeman aud son
II Weed, and Sin the sfecfare
Prom liverpool IN the ship Joseph Glchrs,-NrJ Bsscu
from foin rere in ship u ralbc-a Bonsca-iu John
Francis, & Lord.
TO ARRfys.
Prom New Orleans in steamship Granade-Ns nukesr
md child, walco,t, Walcct u bonnessle-snd cagm
in the ste raEe
DEPARTURES.
For Savannah In ho steamship wesiernport-lchn Nor
rsun jas q forr, \ Gutter dro fouikn, Decatur io-
t,rt Juu ttrrdrickson Elwatd Van nouen Jas Nctsnn
5a Grct Fred Rapp, Jacob Hel Louis trusmtycr Mrs
Wary trson sud IN IA Wrs Francis T. Van Houtnn AMI Two
eliid Miss sarah kmg, Mrs Catherine keoash-and i've
IA he stcerage.
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metropolitan Police Commissioners.
PREPARATIONS FOR ELECTIoN-sPECIAL POLICEMEN

TO BE SWORN IN.
The Board met yesterday in secret session. There
were Two lists Of poll clerks submtted-one by Mayor
Wood and by Mr.. Sranahan-for all the election dts
trcts Mayor Wood claimed that the republicans and
Americans had representation among the inspectors
and and that he should have third of the
poll clerks Gen. Nye claimed that the republicans should
have all the poll clerks. Upon motion OF Mr. Per was
decided that the committee should apporton the poll
clerks according to circumstances to insure fair
division of political part among the inspectors canvass
Mr. BowEy submitted the trial Of J. L. Knapp who was
upon motion, dismissed from the department for being
absent without leave
Mayors WOOD and POWELL submitted a number OF pcti
tons and applications which were referred.
General NyE stated that he had received letter from
Mr. Nackclcr with reference TO the trial Of the Deputy
superintendent requesting be heard before the full
Board in support Of the charges.
The trial was set down for December 10 at O'Clock
General NyE submitted the affdavits in the complaint
against Captain Jededah Hart which were laid over,
also several other trials.
Mayor woop moved that the order IN relation the in
reference Of the police at elections be advertised in tho
papers Of Il. morrow.
list Of patrolmcn submitted by Nr. Stranahan for
Brooklyn numbering ten, was passed
Mr. PKRr offered resolution that number not 20 x.
coed two Thousand special policemen should be sworn IN
for the election, which was passed unanimously.
Mr. BowkS offered resolution that the resolution, with
the form Of oath TO be submitted 10 the men, be published
Mr. pERrT moved TO insert an advertisement in the "a
pers asking volunteers for special service IN present
themselves with references a. to their entire fitness for
tho position the office Of the Chief Clerk and the cap
ians Of the different station houses.
Mr. BowEs then moved tina, the several lists OF the spc
cal submitted by the members Of tho Bard and the
captains 81 the wards for appointment specials 10
election day be adopted, which carried. The lists
amounted 10 three or -four hundred
Mr. SrRASAHAs submitted the trial Of Andrew White,
who was, motion, dismissed the service.
The Beard passed resolution removing the sub station
Of the Twelfth ward from Carmanvle "a Manbaranvic,
adopting the of Capt Porter for the
ton Seine other business transacted but IL did not
,ransrc through the clerk who furnished the above The
Board viii meet to-day to swear in the specials
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News from the West Coast OF Africa.

Advises from Cape Coast TO 18th, Liberia 18TH
an Sierra Leone 21st o. October.
The sickly had passed and the Coast tole
raby healthy
Two slave prizes AZ anchor at Sierra Leone The
trade was carried with much activity chiefly under
the American flag In consequence 81 tho statement az
negro who swan from American ship the vessel had
been seized by British cruiser but restored after
satisfactory EXPLANATION. An agricultural exhibition
10 be held al Liberia 10 November.
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iSiure non Judge beu


Nov. 2T.-7he Unl.d States Frederick Strauss Tho
defendant, who s Custom House broker indicted
for raising nj the Custom House In New York false,
forged and fraudulent invoice Of certain goods belonging
~ osner kchn Of Philadelphia with intent " defraud
tho revenue Of the CntedsStates Mr. Joachnssen the
Associate District Attorney appeared for the govern ment,
sud John hcCuoh and James Rdeway for the defend.
ant No case having been made by the government
II became unnecessary for tho defence N offer any evil
deree whereupon under the instruction Of The Judge the
Jury rendered a verdict Of not guilty
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POLITICAL,

DFGULhR DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION A
IN meeting ~ ne democracy II the sixth Judicial district,
comprising the neenlh Eighteenth Twentieth Twenty
trs' wards bel - the house ~ Fngchardt No tts Eighth
ayrnns ~ a ING been previously published ARMIk1US
AlkFN ksq W. unanimously nominated for the once %
Justice q said f rc' and To- committee were ordered By
The meeting to publish the By order ~ tn mee
ing pAVTp levy ChalrmarS
Jsrs GprscHrSsEE, Vice President
a. ESGItHARpI, Secretary
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FuR MAYOR,
FIRNANiD WOOD.
TIVE CHAMPION OF MUNICIPAL RIGHTS.
We Wlll elcst cur candidate, and black repuhli-
=

cansm can I prevent rs.
I.
They met here. continued the speaker TO resist the
cncroachmens Of central power headed by John A King
and MS black republican colleagues a, Albany dared u
make on your rights. Now, say that Mayor Wood Is
your choice that he the candidate Of the democracy o
New York and have the authority 81 Martin Van
Buren, the father OF John, for saying tha; the sober
second thought OF the people Is always right zap
p.ausc NOW what think you Of those democrats who
viii not vote for The candidate Of the majority o. the
party Will you support them when they come before
you for your sufrsges tCres ei "No ne. } Think YOU
that fathers would have trusted Benedict Arnold
after h nrrt act Of treason - the people, (Rencwed
cries Of "No, no - What, / ask you, are Daniel
r. Sickes and John Van Burcny Have they
moi betrayed tho cause Of the party, and
they no, cndcavormg now 10 throw the city into the
hands Of black republicans and their allesy eyes,
yes - Daniel L. sckles las stabbed the democra'y Of
the city through their chozcn candidate and he
worthy the Of democrat They ray il Il personal
matter. Know is and bitterly aud vindietvey so,
because when all else deserted you Mayor Wood stood
up for your rights a voice That's 500 Where
Danle D. IennAnn when Fernando Wood was fighting for
municipal rights when be PAID bis ten thousand dollars
IN Tie Court 81 Appeals. where the battle - be de-
cidedY a voice, He was dividing the spois with the
Ten GOVERNOR. , We want man who viii defend our
rights and say that Fernando Wood j. that mamie
nearest e that old Jackson, whose name AMI me
nory are dear g. every true democrat tCheers) You
all know what h. dbl when be went INTO the Board 81
Police Comm s-Ioneis h0~ they were pardyzcd when
they tie bold stand hc took that body in support
OF The people and ~ IMPOSITION u the despouc
act II black republicans They have abused him III the
vesi language, bui vhat OF ihat-who believes them,
Dad curTrics o. dtinora~y say that General JACK
SOC murderer and That bis wife was not ehasteg
That a. was thiei gambler and despov a voice
WOOD anything but an homes, man bu, believe they
have not yet accused him ~ being murderer-that
charge La vet h. be made agan., him John NcKeopa
who warmed iuto political existence by the de-
mocrac pariy-iurued round upon their candidate and
him 81 all the crimes IN the Newgate Register
Rut the people will vncicate h eharactcrfrom these foul
asperons wll throw back the ISLANDERS 10 t5o teeth
those who uttered them. applause The democracy
turn out 10 their strength next Tuesday, and viii
prove What determined party can do With leader at
heir head who has been true TO their interests and the in
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Before HON. Judge Birdseye.
An OLD CASE nIepn9Rn or

Nov 27.-rosph Sherman v. r. l. 3oyse and o,ters -
This action for the value % quantity OF bricks
lost by collision the North river between sloop
ar tie steamboat Delaware. BY which the former
truck and sunk Tho jury verdict for plaintiff for
a4s0 ~. Tie most peculiar feature The i that <
La bccn % The calendar ior nearly cleycn years
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MARITIME INTEL blGENCR.
DAT.
Ol NOON morn y III
-
Port or New York, November ~, 1857.
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
steamship Black Warrior Smith Iiayans and New Orleans
-Ilvingston, Crocheron A Co.
ship Morton, Giley Liverpool-Jw Ewen Co.
Ship Isaac Jeanes. Chapman London-Boyd iiincken.
cs ship National Guard Gates c've-On-'ohn BrO~er4
BARK Dorette (Brem,, Graham, Rremen-H Roop.
Bark 1hodnre Curtis Edwards, haanzas-f Swift A Co.
Bark Elf Pcrctval Richmond-sffken 4 Ironsdas
Brig Harris. Mct;ilyery. Aspinwsll
Brig Linda, Berge. Port au frince-F schlessenger
Rrir kvosot,a, Turzo Bermuda-Mccan 4 FIRTH.
Rrig thsvsis, Gtsey, Nohile-post smith 10.
schr Caroline Buckln. Portland
Steamer wcstsrnpor, Berry Savannah.
ARRIVED
Steamship Columbia, Berry Charleston mdae
ana passengers 70 spoford Co The bad strong
NJ gales 10 Cane llaitsras.
ship Joseph Gtchrs cf Thomascn, Gilchrs. Liverpool,
Experienced heavy weather the entire passage been
isdays W ~ Ion 90 and 10 lays o. Nantucket with
ship Talbot burgess, Point Potre u days. in ballast,
10 Freeman Go.
Bark schiosScr lolden Rahle Bremen days
and s passengers Bnrchnd Buck. Was y DAYS from
the Banks and hid pn board days No date, In lat
~ ~ lon "a ~ mp apparently Ameri-
schr q o Birelow 7rl Whittier Bermuda days in bal
schr " Fliason. Rurkaloo Charleston rs days.
sohr NcC1o-key Hepburn Philadelphia for Hartford.
schr Rem sannard noane, Gloucester.
Srhr Copy, DAVIS Edgariowp.
Schr whistler, Brishy, Taunton.
seSr r sarah Ei,asc'h smith. New Haven.
schr Warren Chapman New Haven.
Schr $ Brainerd Ruell Portland. O.
schr Glcrroy Fletcher, riirahehpori. day.
Steamer wesishescr, Glars Providence.
The semsrhare At he Highlands reports Inward bound
vessels IN sight at sunset $50
Steamships BLACK Warrior Havana New Orleans;
tcrnpc Savannah shp Ocean Telegraph San Franciscoi
bark Venus. -,
Wind during The day W
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Tho United States soop-o Iames,o~n is ready
for at the Philadelphia Navy Yard and has been
dcrcd prepare and be ready moment 10 sail for
the Gulf Of Mexico Tho following officers have been
dercd to Join the ship-Commander Kennedy Leutenants
Ralch. Edwards, Bennett Iuce and May; Acting Master
barnes Surgeon Duval Assistant do Carlton and Purser
Callcn.
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rooNrN1rEr IRON FIRST PAGEl

upd AZ an early hour and had gained admnt'nce, and
rem hem we have got the full report Of the proceedings,
which we publish above
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Jeremiah Besson.
VIM. +. Lindsay
Wm. Tucker.
Thomas Bennett.
A. NJ. c. Smith.
William Floyd.
Peter Fulhner.
John Lynes.
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The song. We were informed composed by Mr.
Kerriran hmself-a fact which Il may be well for the
tobliC IN know In Judging of ~ merits.
Near the close ~ the meetings there between six
and thousand persons assembled in Irving place
and Fourteenth street and take altogether, the demon
sson Of the most successful ever got up by the
democracy of New York
when the meeting Al the Academy Of Music adjourned,
the crowd formed into procession and marched down 90
the It. Nicholas where they screnaded the Mayor who
made bis acknowledgements in few brief and appropr
All rprnarE4
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American.
W. Parker.
John Edwards.
G. +. Sakemeister.
Joseph d. Martin.
Richard Barnaby.
George HageI ty.
George 9. Fisher.
G. VI. Raymond.
Ephraim Reed.
+. K. Sproul.
John A. Plat.
W. II. Falconer.
John Floyd.
William Freedom.
7. r. Ackland.
I.David Twomey.
J. Frederick Ernst.
Michael Johnston.
. Charles NJ. Decker
Charles l.. Frost.
John Depew.
A. Ayres.
s. III. Hartman.
American.
Tan.ng II Wni9h
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Charles Wilmot.

Jacob Fl. Valentine.
James Owen.
Chas. Smiths0n.
James M. Davis.
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Chas. McCay.
(Jobn Clancy.
* Jas. Rcrlly.
Fat. Grove.
81. X. IIcffmire
4-Thos. Stevens
b-R. WIS. Bonsal'
6-Micbl Tomey
Aaron ii Bean
Il Ed. Mcdonnell
Thoe. w. AdaI
g.
IN B~n'd Reilly
JG.Browning.
Ill James Walsh.
l2-J. Anderson.
(Danl. W.tter
133 N. Scagrist.
j. J. Bradley.
ID
Ia
16-T. McSpcdon.
~ MS Jackson.
Jas. Mcleod.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-14

II is NOT GENERALLY CONCEDED THAT LIvtR
Complaint, or a dcranged state of the Liver, is
the cause of most of the summer and bowel
complaints that visit us during thisseason of the
year.
Yet some of our first Physicians consider the
Lirer the principal cause of these diseases, or
in other words, when it performs its functions
properly it enables the system to resist or throw
off diseases of the stomach and bowels, and
where they are deranged the surcst cure is to
cure the Liver of its disease and cause it to per-
form its proper functions There is nothing in
the whole world that so quickly stimulates the
Liver to proper performance Of its functions
as DIR. SAxroKD's LlvEn IxvIooRAToR, which al
most instantly checks Diarhoea, Dysentery, or
any complaints of the bowels
The luyigorator acts as gentle Cathartic. yet
it checks all loosencss of the bowels from the
tune it is taken till the regular operation of the
medicine some eighteen hours after, when the
cause of the complaint is removed, the liver is
inyigoruted, and health soon follows The In
vigorator may be taken with perfect safety in all
cases of Dysentery, asst has been tried and used
for years for such complaints by largely prac-
ticing physician. iy1-lm
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SMooTH OLD QUARTER DOLLARS and 1s1l cert pie
y ces at par for the Sixty DayE-JAC0B STEIN
FIELD, Centre Wheeling, Va, Lcgs to inform his friends
that he has rcurac from the Eastern cities
with large well of SPRING AND SUM
MER CLOTHING, all made up by his order and e1-
pressky lie calls likewise the attention of
public specally the Mechanics this city 10 the
great variety III Gentleen's Furnishing Goods such
home Hnnde white and fancy Shirts overshrts beautifully
selected stock Ncckties Crnvas Socks of all kinds,
Gloves, u Hats Caps, Umbrellas, and great many
articles numerous to mention.
IhuYe also made such arrangements with my Bankers in
baltimore enabled take smooth quarter and
1o pieces par without sustaining loss Therefore,
Telow.cIzens, one, all, with ynnr old smooth
money, to the store Of JACOB STElSPIELD,
ap1I Centre Wheeling, FOR BdfGALNiS E
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ARRIVAL of TIIE EMPIRE CITY.

NEw YoRk, July 13.-The steamer Empire
City, from Havana with dates to the 9th arrived
wanna is good, though yellow fever is said to
prevail among the new arrived troops.
The Spanish Expedition against Mexico is
generally believed to be abandoned.
Several cargocS Of slaves who sailed recently
have landed at Trinidad.
MARKErs. Sugars firm at previous prices
Sales of Molasses have been made at slight adj
vance. Pork per New Era from Philadelphia
sold at 16al2 -. Sterling exchange has adj
vanced to eleven premium.
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BY THE UNION LINE.
OFFICE, CORNER WATER AND MONROE STREETS,
- -. . g .S=rIE,,..I-r.
ARRIVAL OF THE STAR OF THE WEST.

NEw YonK, July 1.-THE Star of the West,
from ASpiuwall, has arrived With four million
and half in eoia
The Grenada sailcI same day for Havana.
The T. S steamer Roanoke and slOOp '0fNal
Cayenne are off ASpinwall. The latter is bound
for Boston with 30 of Walkers soldiers The
former has 250ol Walkers men, two-thirdS OF
whom are sick.
The crops in the southern part of California
are SuffeIingf r III drUuLh
Gen Lane has been elected to Congress from
Dngon by largely reduced majority. :.
Adviees from Peru state that Niranco still
held Aregupa, but was surrounded by govern
ment troops, and would soon yield
Nicaraguai is unsettled RiyaS refuses 70 act
in concert with the allied generals. collision
is expected soon between the Leon party, who
favor Walker, and the ChamorStaS.
California markets generally doll. Bread
StutfS depressed; crops on an average; provis-
ions aud money inactive.
Mining operations are active, and increasing
hugely. - ftlta
Passengers on the steamer Thames, from
Grcytown, report two vessels from California
cruising off Punta Arenas, with 600 men, arms
and ammunition.
RIOTS.
New YORK, July l3.-An attack was made
late on Saturday night on the Metropolitan Po-
lice force and Hospital buildings, at SeguinS
Point About 100 oyStcrmen and others hos
tile to the selection of that locality for tempo
rary quarantine, participated in the assault
The assailants fired over one hundred shots up
on the policemen, and were finally driven away
by Capt. Walling, bringing out his Cannon
and Howitzers. 1t is supposed.that several oil
| the nssalants were killed and wounded. Nolr
of the Police were injured, although a number
Of them narrowly escaped being fatally shot
The greatest eXcitrmcnt relative TO the attack
prevails upon Staten Island, and the Sheriff OF
the County and Quarantine Commissioners have
been notified of the occurrence and are making
active preparations to resist any future attack, as
also, to ferret out the perpetrators of the pres
ent assault
Another fearful riot occurred on Second Ave
nue., near Fourth Street, last evening, arising
out Of Il difficulty between the Germans and the
! Metropolitan Police-clnbs, pistols and guns be-
| ing freely used, and one man was known to be
killed, while large number were wounded.
Another disgraceful riot occurre this after
noon in the 18th Ward, of avery serious char
scter A mob of 800, chiefly composed of Irish
and Germans, attacked the Metropolitan. Police
! with missiles and fire arms The Police were
driven back as were the squads sent TO their re-
I lief Another detachment of one hundred men,
| were Immediately sent to the scene of conflict
land n reuuisition was made for detachment OF
militia The riot was premeditated, but was not
| to take place until night, when it was intended
| to commence with an attack on the 18th Ward
Station House
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Tnr CELEBRATRD EcoxoMY CAsE.-we learn
from the Pittsburgh Gazette that the celebrated
Economy case, Joshua Z. Nachtrieb VS.. II. l..
Baker ct al, which has been in eonnscls' hands
for seven years, was finally concluded within a
Eew days, by the payment Of costa heavy
itenl--andthe scttlementof the minor business
attendant upon final decision. Our readers,
indeed the whole country, are familiar with the
details of the case, which has resulted so tri-
mmphantly for the Harmony Society at Econ
omy.
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RIvER Am WEATUER,

PlrrsprRem, July l3-River 3 feet inches,
by pier mark, falling, Weather clear. MeF-
GrsclSs;.lTI, July Weather hot Mercury
81 degrees in the shade
LoTlsvLLr, July l3.-River, feet s inches
in the canal, falling. Weather clear. Mercury
50 degrees
ST.. Touls, July l8.-River fallen IS inches
since Saturday and still receding. All the up,
per streams on decline. Weather clear Mer-
curry 50 degrees.
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INJUNCTION DISSOIVED.

New York, July 13.-Judge Rovsvelt has dis
solved the injunction restoring Mfr. Conover, the
appointce of the Governor to the office of Street
Commissioner, and interfering with the books
and documents belonging tothe Street Commits
sioncr. The case then came up before Judge
Peabody on n writ of certiovarri, but lie declin-
ed TO proceed further until after hearing of the
counsel