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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-17


Acircular dated Yesterday, from Mr. John Tucker to
the Association Of Coal Operators in the Schuylk re-
gI, suggests rate advance on the price OF COAL
The Obi ct # the association OF which MI inc
h, s or agent j. to regulate the supply OF coal so as
10 meet but not precede the demand. ms na'ius
been done thus far at about the cost OF producing me
coal il is thought advisable now to advance the price
moderately and be presents figures showing the tota
decrease during the shipping season OF io0' aS cou
pared with 1856, to be lao, 5S9 tuns. ~
The coal transported on the Reading and Lehigh
Valley Rsilroad during the Winter being almost
entirely for the consumption OF the local uenahu Is
omitted IN the above comparison as 1t does not aect te
for, ign supply which is the question to be considered
meeting Of the association is called for the lsth INST.
AT Potsyle the result Of the deliberations OF "nieh
is flreshadowed in the following extract from Mr.
fuckers review of the pecuarties OF she coal ousi
mess in the different regions. lie says:
tTbr Schuykil and Lehgh have local demand for nearly
their entire production Of lump u which theJ MAKE 9uI
porrtion and which therefore, usually commands quite
much as the thus leaving only the prepared coal
fexpor, The Delaware and Hudson and Penn.y oos
Cournies on the contrary make large proportion OF lump
and 80 small quantity Of tho prepared sizes hat tney
sell the latter material advance on the prices OF tue
former Tie Deaw Hudson Company have s3i tei
r. prepared sizes and hai retired
om The market except lump and steamer This Is also
SUBSTANTIALLY the the Pennsylvania Company Ihe
Leh Company also decline making further contracts tor
h,r prepsred sizes You have home market tr al your
lump is therefore evident that Tor the vast proportion Of
b u contracts for the prepared zes of coal are sub
.sny without competitors and hence have command u tue
maIket." . .---..
Nr. T. strongly deprecates any attempt at excessive
rrices but recommends a moderate advance, either
now OF on the LIST proxmo with such further moderate
additions the prices as circumstances may warrant
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tAth inst have been as follows:

Flour Wheat, Corn and Pork are all again lower
with fair business doing. Coffee Is steady out tne
Sugar spectators have been obliged to yield &c. 9 ID
20 make sales Molasses is also heavy. In Cotton
there is no change of Importance the sales OF the
week have been 10, 900 bales, of which 5000 were
intransitu. The stock is $4,000 bales. The number
of vessels loading in the United States for England
is 90, against lO6as year. Mr.. Wnghrs circular says;
GROWING CRoP-Upo the eth Of June little progress
had the growth of the plant OWING 70 the
late and unfayorabe Of the Spring Al that de
change place the weather became ssonab
warm and have cessation Of complaints, except tnat
the crop very late, and thereby more SUBJECT y
m. the westhr during the Summer and Fall IL
Is belief ed that the stand for the crop is good ,
RECEIPTS kc-TLe receipt. are now brought down %
very sms weekly total Ill sPpeaF from my table and the
reports by telegraph week later The telegrsphc mes
ssses from New Orleans given in my last weeks circular
stated the receipts for the week at 100 baes by a hnd
II should have been 200 And doubt the SOW bales re-
ported this week will prove the gross instead OF the net re
ceipts. The total deficit, compared Win Iast year
stands now al bales The deficit In the export 10 Great
Britain materially this week the clearance be
T but bales against 81 900 bales in the corresponding
The total deficit amounts to 0 oaes
and will be again increased week and the week after
The following statement Of the movement IN Cotoh
since September last compared with the previous oa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-17

O.. NJ steamship Fulton, wOtton, HAVE June 2 nd
Cowes June atop m, with mails pass and nd'e u Morn.
uer Lyingston. June ~ a. at IS 80 lou. ~, passed
arge iceberg lSh lat ~ So lon ~ 10 W. passed Ensa
hip sig the eastward showing white signal with Sao
St, snshp Floca CrOwe, Savannah Sc hours md- and
+. s. n M'f HsYo SsH st.s bound to ssvsnn
ship National ot Bath Berry Cardiff a days iron to "''
Bark Csonas ElwoOd, Charleston days cotton Se 70
bark Ene.tine Giddinss (of BuckspOr Rose Tsr Island
June Tucker Lishtbourn vessel 70 r. r bue.
Co. June brig Tn5io passed through rgI. , a..A s III
Royaton from Turk. Island for Boston; 18th s - o. "u'
72 passed hP JsSe G1SP1l OF Mss.ss. p d.y
sugar TO Gnrnel Minturn Co.
B flt Gsni Wo5 Ccf fertsnd cSsmbesn caden..
days TO Russell yinins JaRe a, 49, lon " spoke
Bng Albert (Brl Stoves Hl'boro, MS, days plaster
Bns Sea lBr,, Brady Windsor, MS, days plaster
BIe Martha Kendall (Of Addi.on) Norton, Darsn June 10
Bhs HOPE Badcn, Havana June 6, ballast to $. W. Lewis
schr Charles NJ Laverty ts-mssted), DOwdy, St. MTys7
schr r A GOODWIN Fsrchld Newbern c. 5dsy, nayi
sehr Worth Alien, Wilmington NC, days naval stores
sehr j. v Taylor, Cooper Wilmington NC, days shingles
sehr Mara Elizabeth, BOher Baltimore days coal 70
master. TT, Gill. g. 1, a., =, A., .,,., Ia
to Henry De Cordoy June lat "a 80 Ion 49, spoke 'cAf'
Ronp fIom Cafdenas for HAifsI.
schr Brave Love Albany for Boston.
schr. Onward, Whiting, Albany Tor Flushing
sckr Coral, Mccsrty, New London.
schr Dolphin, Rosers, New Bedford, oil.
scLr Arsgo IT, s. coast survey, j. T. fabiger 1+'e's
May n. nm, =, l.. o.,s
schr Eli Mcleod fsauasiao, DAn'vie 10 days humber
schr Leok Cof E.zortb), Jay. Msysguer PR, u days
sugar Sid. In with scnT Mara flfiso W
seS Hume iS' oi s4ch Mass. rinney Boo u d''
fruit ~ g N. MesehsH1 81, - n,
scLr VIM H. sheldan. Louper Virginia 4 days, wood "
morning 18th inst off Thompsons Inlet duilns 'f. -
W carried away the about ~ feet above III dse
scbr johp ForsSth Holmes Baltimore 5 days, coal
schI Panama CGf Bansable AAsH F'fI af'A" ~ 1''|
mahogany 20 master ,,,,,,.-..o, A.. .ht,.,
schr Hare Bdke Cape HstteTsSf days naval 'l0F'"''
So NJ Elizabeth Locker Baltimore days coal
- sariTe A Bros. Young, Virginia days, wood.
So Nod. Iowe Mobile 10 days cotton 70 Pest ="
sir Broth.rs " illetts, Washington days, coal
sc5r i IS Mckee satteTly, Baltimore days, coal. a..
schr Baltimore, sleisht, savanna ID Mar IL days '~
Mailer, Lord Co. .,. "A
schr River Queen Ovler, Providence.
soop Blac kstoDe stedInan, Providence.
soop " Hard, Buckingham, Newport.
steamer kennrbec, Hand Phiade psa Is hours mese -
PcTkisA
steamer We,teiester, Clark Providence.
Steamer QaiDnebsgg, Ho0m, Norwich.
Withholding the day n. L. 70 s. L.
The ship Live Yankee reported below In yesterday
iuss edition, the ship National, 1nse+
having been mistaken for her.
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Paaseuxcrs Arrived

In the o. s. NJ ,todz,hip FuitOn, from Haws-G Jones
P Noah aud lady, Z. z hssl:m T. Carpenter r Z re.
Fsrg H. Hughes aud lady, L. Coll X = Ford am ady
Leveque A. Jackson and lady w Dayton lady isis1s
and servant j. r. Quits and lady, {. W. fophsn and N.Y.
Misses Alice Amy Tophan, G TophAm j. VI fsadieoa,
ady and servants Master Pendeton. sattle, A. SCR
chan Louis Pablo Ernest Brooks Mad Morei Mile. Nocs
rel j B. HodeIman John r. Marshall lady and servant
SMi.es Morre O. A. sconcis, Mdlle Ro.e bsumsn Mona.
Hu,leman NJ d. BENJAMIN r. S Lyon, h. Noah, u 3uisft,
q Dale Mons Vest,r c. Cordier Nine Merrill Miss OPP
peuheim Mime. Giles. Jean Respy, Miss Menser Va
John Army Henry P, A Csuneea, Chas James, Lervfe,
II Znok and children pierre Joaquin, Jacques Martin aad
child Vim Wscott NJ Metre lady aud son, Ia EbTAu, Mdes
Louise and ID. Ebrsn-c1otsl SO.
In the Bark Aerial roA MdtdHfd'-f NJ hscn, A sAaofd,
S s. WEED. y. b. Parker
In the barb Hepetion. from CardeHd,-Mr Pray:A
In the sehy. Panama, from P0yt-dH' Pidft-Mr' "eI
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Npw YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, JUNE II, 1887

the ad, and are driving for connection with No; ,
which wa. suIk TO the proper depth during the Win;
ter The Indications now 80 TO show iha' tley WIZ
probably reach masse. in the great congiomera's 10 lie
beiQr he Rockland mine. In fact there l. Soou rea
sor to suppose that tley in the immediate cinty
II nm several beautiful things arr appealing near
r. ,re.,frr end Of the bluff. S.me threA deT copper
h. arire yeirs have been uncovered, aid remarkable
cr,,s., deeply marked with arcieut pits. In two OF
ti.ss humps ct purs copper have been found, sur,
rnrded nv green carbOnate-sonle Of them Of pound
or more weigh, Only two or three OF the ancient
pits have been scraped out but they show re usrxaoy
WILL There = abundant reason for en- upward move
mint in the yates Of shares in this Inlne
TIE Flint Steel have connected as we gave notlee
in our las and have now quite mine open ON ,he
south lod The depth OF the shaft near TO Iae emo OF
the bluff Is about 200 feet to the ad level ihis leveI
extends more than 300 feet the ven and hen turns
and runs out through the country. Inc ven SHOWS
nothing very interesting q, present. Is Of course
understood that il is cougOmerate lode OF the Nson-
al. Minnesota, Rockland and Superior mines
The Philadelphia Argu, of Saturday says:
The coal miners in the Schuyikll region have been
a good deal interrupted by water and the trade hags
for want of orders. Thus far the TRACE makes poor
show, and from present indications, all the old hges
will do smaller business and receive less money this
~, 81. al last
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Whalers.

Pate Ocean L.Lsn. Nov % Mong.nu, N. T.. REQ -
With 40 bbs sperm 1850 do whale OIL and 10 90 ne
Chas r. Tucker Co home the voyage ~ ~ a..
Lett AZ Mops.nu bark. Wavelet swain b. 80 sp.fIa "a,
~hse 1900 bore MlwOod syes DO, - 'P ov - 20,
bone Sailed from Febl5 Mary yenks, EdsntS"s AZ
fr the Moth: nth Caroline Clifford ~ ~ p ID 49, vs.,
10th Nauacbnsets Cbstfsld, Nsnt 100 sp 90 ~ IcalJ.
40 70 eri.e for sperm oil 18th King Fshsr rAs.s 10,
VII zoo bone he North 18th LOUISE hsthH~ 10 o. e.
bark Covinston Newman, Warren clean June ~ srlo.d
loe 50 40 PASSED shp Horsto steering z ..aas tins
toet T.le.huapo. April
shiy Robert Edwards Of New Bedford q Some ssrs
The, s1peet.d 10 arrive about Ang. l. ~ Al a Viii
shin Kepsipsfon CLARK, Of N. b, 81 heieha -" -
soo III snerrn o-expseted 10 home IN Jay pt,.ox
Iprii H. at 50 50 NJ ION. l52 e. mp spS s sossa
Cold spring. $50 wh. South sesa'ep F'h' ''T'
70 Ocbo..k SEA r.aI -
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Marine JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK..........


ships-Flora Warsaw Valparaiso, Wilet Foster s:ar.es
GUY Oak Jefres CsdL Duean Leland, Kalamazoo Tuna,
NJ anichi. =, -,
BMks-Amslin (Brem.l Yutherynn Rotterdam, Henslnss
Muller osin; Union CLARK Sag Hsrbori Palestine Hawe
ST. Helena, Tsppen Stewart Adonis tbren-h Sa'ier
Bis.-Poinsett HILL Boston; Erie (Br) YOnser Maitland
Ms. Cygnet, 5, amsn, Calais, Me, BRETT Son Co Hue
boldt =, GibaIa H. d. BTookman Co,
Srhoop.rs-E C. Bartlett johnson, Erederksburs Lon.
doudery, FakneI St. john b., G DewolI, aS Ssss
Iuce Godfrey Wilmington George MONAGHAN, = WI
nin,tou; Lasnia ketehun Philadelphia stnnssr hlesee
NeS .Hsyen r. G. Howard, Rogers St Thomas j. H. Dowi
A. Is 1,uy Wright Lagusyrai Granite state hsil. b0,t9n-
Sloops-D Labphicr Grant Hartford W. H. bo"ef, Hal
low ell, Providence.
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when the ,lsry that Msnoa found BY the
officer vho arrested him laying fat on his stomach outside the
II tb. invaded premises. Immediately after the Burglary
discoveries that pair Of stray BOOTS were found IN the IN
vs5 premises which aers Ard found to Ct the prisoner
hst when arrested he bare footed and short time
b, he was arrested Zone witness thought be had boots
and thst h. y, some miles from the spot where
,b I'm We committed Some - Of lost money
found near The door and part Of the rest found scattered
va. r.srled by Nj Spencer counsel for the prisoner
the fate Of bi. client did not hang su.psnded upon "nee
to"E he case and after short conference returned
verdict IL Not Guilty" Marion Ia year. OF age wss porn
ia Ireland til, lately worked at boiler making and hVes IN
pier smith and Andrew McKune, indicted for
b In vas aggravated by an attempt Of thers
- take life Of Mary Hunter from whom 'hey
. by drawing knife upon ber the Court was severe in it'
nd.1t Intenced them State Prison for two years
Marv Alien colored, pleaded guilty to petit larceny,
and was emsnded till Saturday 70 enable the Court TO learn
'Do lanes mes Malone. John Wilson, james Munday and
Ge0rFe Pr bursry in The third degree breaking
an unoccupied dwelling No 81 West Nineteenth street and
t's4s t S 1 a"@a =. q IS '1 VET
fed agentfor the premises spd that on the fh
he there no depreciation had yet been committed On the
18th he went there and found part Of the lead pipe ped Cd
o4cer Jane H. Crawford of the Sixteenth Ward went
into house the l4th OF May and found the Tour
found the pipe br, off and found key and piece
iron Of the boys Another policeman coroboFated
The jury without leaving their seats found verdict Of
ruy and recommended the boys 70 the mercy OF the Court
They were sentenced TO the House Of Refuge
Eliza Hartley, indicted for grand larceny, pleaded
guilty petit larceny The Court remarked tast enc wa. well
eI and think said the Judge, will keep you out OF tne
for while Sentenced to the Pen'entay Tor SIX
months.
Henry Shek well known to the officers, Indicted
for burglary the first degree pleaded guilty 70 an attempt
burglary in the third degree Sentenced 70 the state o
two years and four months.
Adjourned TO II o'clock tomorrow morning
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COURT CALENDAR-FoR WEDNESDAY, Jt,ns II.
UNITLD STATES DIsTRICT CouRT.-Same caeRdar

a Tuesdsy.
SUFREHE Court, CIRCUIT.-Nos. GA, GOA, 1929,
GA 500 5S5 Cil 645 65 $50 Co. 669 67t s7 6s
6S7 6ss I'll, rs 79 rs ~ al 747 7se 75s 76O It 3 1914
SSPERIoR CoURT-Tnsl Term-Nos. 69l, 81, COZ,
IA 7is. ZIG, H. So, ~, 100, SIS.
CoUaT OF Common PLEAs-Part Mos. 200 to
20 incl, sive Psrt lI-Nos On 268 go 2Sl 2e SOS 412
46 40 4s5 s25 Col 702 1885, So S45 s69 ga S76i 81 ssh
So $50, 81, 9o5 sos SO, 9lS, IN, 40
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Receips. Of Produce. .JUsE l,

b. North Rieer Boats-slO bbls. Flour, $500 bush wke
50 pkss Pork AS do Oh Cste 8 do Ashes ,,,,,, 49,.
by Ere L,odd-l $50 bbls Flour 100 do WHISKY l@ "a
Alcohol $50 do Provisions "a hhds. Tobacco. 20 Hide. sn
side, Leather Is pkss Butter. IS bales Wool.
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COURT OF GENERAL sgssIONS-JuSE l6-Before
Iuae

COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNS-JuSE l6.-Before
Judge RUSSELL.
Shortly after tie opening of Court this morning.
Mr. John Van Euye counsel FOX Regen indicted Tor viola
es S Of s snt YEA WA: sts own for today put Of iii
Friday Saturdays from other enessements 1t wsf nPos
ee iG5 hmm to be PtSssEt a. the & 0S reason thai,
Of the put OF 70 Friday
Saturday would be most certain 70 syod trial for this term
altogether aud then the Sutmer vacation coning tho
20 of till September " which view the Court
concured Mr. Hal had come into Court try the
day AID usste fol- various conseced with tine pecu
hay and tine duty imPestivey enJoined upon
ma 1y the statute relating - Violations oi ths S--h"as
Mr. BuIen stil insisted his night spostponement in
asPecou Of considerable length 20 which M Hal
replied when the Court ky consented 20 50 the cause dow"
ioi .o,y when II mas PosS Dc tep- WITH anG Per
indictment
Abraham Beden, colssed, was arraigned under an
ha, on the nsht Of The 7h May had broker iato the
premises o. Nr Curtis des " iewelry a; No ot Avenue
The evidence supported the accusation csucusivcy Oeer
YAM No arrested the prisoner Ia Essex stree the 2lst OF
hay and TOOK hra the Hove found rings bis
wee IDENTIFIES BY r his properly hch hc had lost ON the
night " QUESTION Tle prisoner hmr confessed IL bis dePos
~ .os that another cooIro by con in.ea
the OuiEhy snd STOLE th articles, while be stood os Mt
aware tnat hs eonfvssioa him conedfa,e With the
pin pal barssI and Therefore equally Implicated NJ Curtis
t'p sed thsi he wa torn Machuseits II Of
and resided n Essex street After brief charge from ae Judge
the jury took e case and ~out leaving their found
yeo, Of guilty The prisoner sentenced 70 the House Of
Ohver p. Hoey pleaded guilty 20 petit larceny and
sentenced 70 thR PeneHsfy fas ak months.
Michael Maroon was indicted for burglary in break
the OF Nj Pys comu ssion produce dealer a.
No Washington srs ngat Of the 4,h Of June
AID taking therelrom some 30 IN pennies.
The evidence did not the charge upDn the prisoner
with irresistible None of the 10ney was foand
upon about him. could be distinctly traced him
that boy IN whose company he had been
'loI time before llt burglar! wss iS1rd sssH. ee premises
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-17
o.ea h, va. tn. Doctors legal adviser tor several

posed he was the Doctors legal ADVISER |or sever"
A paper was here handed 20 The wines, %hcn no
,cccdPn32ed as The assignment of Edward Pierpon',
yyb;b was submitted % him by Dr. burdeh ocl'ie "N
a. n wss Oiled up, u see If i was correct
TIC witness here commenced relating conversat'on
ht,ve.n htm and the Doctor in regard TO Mrs: Cun-
,rrhain which was objected to, but overruled by the
Surrogate. ,e,, n
lie said the Doctor spoke favoraby OF Mrs. Cum
ninghan, and he was surprised as he had always spo-
len against the sex and asked him what il meant the
Dcc;or told him that she an excepton-she was
rich widow in whom he had entire confidence; at one
time the Doctor told him that she had note OF his,
aud that she might come to him about II; he told the
Doctor that widow would catch him yet, and he re-
Piled that he might do worse the Doctor never spoke
at Mr. Cunningham in any other terms than ,h0se OF
respect; he introduced the witness to Mrs illsnis,
and was quite anxious that he should act as legal a
wiser for her; when the Doctor was angry ne was Tue
most yitupeTave man he ever knew-he dld NOT hesi,
tate 10 say anything against any one ne thought hau
injured him; he had heard him speak well OF person,
and in thirty days after denounce him. ana then SUD-
seouenly he would speak well of him again; ne was
Quick tempered and violent and was extravagant ooth
in his praise of person and in his denuDeiauonsi ne
never heard such bitter language as the Doctor used
toward his relatives, and especially his brother VII
liam.
The Court then adjourned until tomorrow morning,
Judge Deans services being needed by the Mayor
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fu0, but win show smaller decrease than those Oh
Ami.
The Rock Island road earnings in May are ABOUT
the zane az those Of MaJlas; yee' The hfst week OF
.Jvpe gives only few hundred dollars variation from
last year
letter from the Superintendent Of the new line Of
the Wabash Valley Company advises 'ha' the traV.c
on the road shows fair Improvement since the Ut Of
lime the FRS, week receipts being slj,sl0.
Land Warrants have fallen &C. y acre, and we now
quote: s-u..
@.c.. 50 g "5Ss: :eTs
s So: ::55:#::::::::: s sg%s
We annex comparative Statement Of the Exports
Of Merchandise from New-York TO Foreign Ports
for the week and since january;
Total tn: sls, s s5s5ss; ss ssS2
Sine. Jan .s2s6s4sl5 s4saLls2 ssts4sss
About $500 coo in gold went TO ,oston to-day
for the steamer and sos 900 in SubTre asury drafts.
The shipment from Boston will probably be million
and quarter. OF the amount, Mr.. elmont shipped
100000, and Messrs. Duncan herman u Co.
s225,OOO
The business Of the Clearing II ouse to-day was
900 $50, COO.
James n. Cobb has been elec:e d Presden; of the
Eagle Fire InsuranceComPany, III place of Aqulla u.
Stout, deceased. The Directors passed resolutions
condoling with the family Of the, late President.
The receipts at tide-water OF Flour, Wheat, Corn
and Barley for the ID week of june in 1856 and 1884,
have been follows:
Flour Dbl Wheat, bG. Corn, bu. Barley, 5n
l55a4 A6 800 so
ec'''''''''''' o. $50 6s $50 36is 1885
Dec-. 32s6 Dee. 472l4 Dee. us, 1872 Inc. 1855
The aggregate of the receipts of the above articles
20 far for the years 1856 aud 1851 have been:
Flour Dbl Wheat, bu. Corn, bu Barley: on;
iaS,....u..llO,l57 ISlooi oSilso , ,dS''f
l8J7,,......... b,f< o<OVo~ '''OO~
pec,,.. 1895 Dec III, $50 Dec. .9s $50 1895
Reducing tie wheat to flour, there is deficiency
equal to 76,OO7 bbls. -four.
The receipt at tdewater of the principal articles of
produce from the openg of the canals to aud including
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DIED.

dd.y June " =, his residence No
and u Ssyl
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IMMATURE ALMNAc....rHis DAY.
sup-Rises 42s Sets......... 1853 Moon-Rises loan
HIGH .wArER....rHIs DAY.
ssndyHook. 22sm Gov. Island 3;lsm Hell Gss.... la
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ConpT oE COhMON PLEAs-Ju,r le.

COUNT OF CUANUN PLEAS-JtAt 10
NoTlcE.-The Trial Term of this Court will be con
tnued urh week. and all causes to be tiled by urI
will be disposed q during thR. time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-17

Tie ship Live Yankee reported below in yesterday Ii.
iug's edition, error; the ship National, 1n'e- ~
having been mistaken for her.
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Incre s--................'..s'''''- 4'~-- "
Or II q cen ,.,.,,
The burning O. the Bloomsbury bridge stopped the
Ielcb coal for N Tee weeks of the month aud mate
rally reduced the receipts The cars have been run
ming over the bridge since the Ist inst.
The earnings of t. re Michigan Southern rosd for
Anil wrr, 80 Lst
April, 1856 ''''''''''''' ,' %
The earnings for Nsy have no, yet b'en received 10
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COMMER( lIAL MAITERS.
sales Mt the Stock Rxchange-JUyE 16.

IL Am moan Tx. Bk.Scrip ITO
Il Bar h n North Amer1caf Ge
5 Ne trorolitan Bank liz
50 u Il. L Hud. Canal Co..ll7
SO Z eInsJlvsnis Coal Co.. 95
100 } Scinc Mail Steam. Co. 7s
100 Esunswick City L. Co. 4
10 Ohic Life L Trust Go. .lOei
800 Gun Goal Co. lSf
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rcoted, they held responsible till they scttls
their bills and order the papers discontinued.
4. Ifany subscribers remove to another place
without informing the publishers, and the papers
sent to the former direction, they are held re-
sponsible. =
s. The courts have decided that refusing TO
take newspaper from the Office, for removing and
rcaving it uncaled for, is prima face evidence u
intentional fraud.