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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-21
.pe Of Capt Geo,ge Conway of the

s.c;s;on IN the case II Capt George Conway VI the
nack.t shi, Switzerland charged with c'mpi'ttng
Isps upon the person vi Miss Jane Hsggard 'teeraS
ps.sslses IN boad his vessel-the pack .; 'hp S"'I-
e,nud-np her voyage from Liverpool 10 TITS port.
Tn. 'ee;Gouy has been printed IN th~ paper 10 'ni'
The Commissioner stated thtt he hal prepafc1 no
written decision in the cause but that he hai carefully
reviewed the whole testimony, ani ir0n we c'nluct
Of the complainant while board tue ship SwIizer-
land fom her ience for long time after the t.rnl-
nation Of the voyage and from the testimony OF the
three witnesses the part of the defeuse exclusive OF
the letters introduced by the defendant subject the
objections Of the u s. Attorney be- was satisfied that
no violence had been committed the person of the
complainant and that the charge ofrsp- had not been
sustained. The complaint must therefore, be dismiss
ed, and the defendant discharged
Before b. BETTE
The charge Of mauslaughter, preferred against the
sLi,f mate of,he Mercury was dismissed
MARINE COURT-JuLy 2n--Befnre Judge MCCARTHY
PAY FOR THE COMMON COUNCIL SINCE HE
I.,. w.n,h AIT The Mayor &c Of the City Of NewYork
The plaintiff is councilman, and h 4s received ms
sasry Of 81 per day up TO the LIST of May 1897: The
new Charter passed April IA 1857 provides tia. no
" Member of the Common Council shall receive any
cor pensstion for his services as such member
This test suit and is brought TO recover So amount
Of compensation, at 81 per day, for attendance a.
eighteen meetings Of the Board OF CounciImeu' SINCE
McCARrnY, 1.-THE plaintiff is COunacimsn and
has paid May 1857 but now '9s. 70, I pay AZ
nss The pls milf 1, not entitled % recover 1887
First. The act Of April H. 1857 laws Of New oIa js
vol D. SS9) sections "A and So takes away RON ln ,, q,
of the Common Council the right % recsy. g1 TSs st
their services from LIST day OF May Io' az
Aforesaid IL valid The office Of Councilman Is one ~ ess
s,ence from an act Legislature tsee ohsref OF oo
acc Laws Of 1855 4lo) and office created oy Jaw may
be de,troyed ts Incidents may De modiaeo oy WIZ h
800. 20 The term OF future salary of the oicer ntrssted VITA
IT, exercise IConnor the Mayor &c SANFORD D. SO
e.sn n 2a5l And office created by the Constitd
,on a. and being fixed by statute
ousy within legislative control such tenure and conpen
cation u SANFORD $751; The Office Of Councilman is not Gre
ated BY the Constitution.
s, fo the r,t Of January him vested title TO
HE pospectiye compensation attached theEetoa SANFORD
sss sedsn -becsuse there contract express or i'm
sd bewten public officer aud the government whose sgsat
or servant be and the prospective salary OF an Office is not
property in any The plaintiff h an officer Of public
sorposion and there distinction between such officers and
pubic oicerDartmouth College ast Woodward, Wheaton
snd the plaintiff claim for salary which prospective
when the aforesaid passed This question having
ecied by the Court Appeals Conner
the Msyor &c the complaint dismissed with
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-21
SECOND BoARO.
MONDAY, July 20-P. "

There was considerable excitement to-day in South.
ern Michigan at the opening of the transfers, and the
market was very variable 1t opened at the Board at
As, with considerable cash stock offering, and ran up
to AZ l. with sales At cent difference for sellers op
tons on ten days. Between the Boards demsnd
sprung up for stock and the price advanced rapidly
to SOL At the Second Board the quotation fell to 49,
regular, and 46i seller ten, and 4s was about the
street quotation after the Second Board, with but
little doing. The number Of transfers to-day
was $40, embracing probably 2s,O~ or $1,000
shares With the aid Of some borrowed stock
the shorts made all their deliveries. The
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-21

Steamship Roanoke Skinner Portsmouth. &c. with mdss.
cheos.sSs snohanssS .sn.s with steamship J.ne.,eva
ssh D ,SI ESs ,0. 1sS m same day. Cd Pes.as Light
to Sc bound to Philadelphia -" '0rr'-
B1y sG WIFI With s" .a aad s
the entire passage lth inst s a 81 Ion. So spoke bark
ship Paragon DIintwssr Liverpool 50 days coal to chamt
'p ba. Go s.y w w
ASs1ns .as ssats for sss .ss
Rist lof Kns,tonl with 40 qtl: Goldfish.
Homes's AOle 10th nt with mola.ses Maitland, Phelps
B.ls Cro9,er BIl AIdsr.on. M.T.els. Maya Gibraltar
fas sS VII. si ss a t 81
land and pig S9 1os Or Gard for kswYGst
sas M:Iy wilkins i,s sf s.ls% NIctsI.on Co gsssss
spoke c Fisne. Bs f @ss;por ROM %atsa.
bs sPSse ~ gale on e lost 0o'
Big s. Michel (spsn TsStossn Hsv.us IS day. in bal.
Bns Clinton, Bakewirth Charleston days. with cottOns
selr Francis Bunt of we.tport conn H.rlich Antigua
IS days with sugar and iron to McAuia Wh.eock Al@on.
dsps GS. sSon p s 6:
dset with rigging and attached have made the
o hip Is .s s o a.s Noble
| s Siis Ss set with
apple: to "a, T. Ps.Is ls.h inst: 4. $50 lon ~
Y. schr. Nautilus Com. Selfri.s, Norfolk ~ days
shr MsDsham scudder wilmington lodsy' naval stores
sesJ n Van Name Van Name, Baltimore days, coal 70
Scbr w Cspes. Davy, Virginia days. wood.
sehr Hawkins Griffin Charleston days cotton to Mo-
SCH s. Lawrence TAFT, Aresbo P R., Jul, n0l.'''' u
sGhr Potomac Berry, Baltimore days coal Cumberland
schr Lynchburs Harris Richmond days -four to c. H.
schr Olive Branch (of Enswohl Moore Jacksonville IS
days yellow pine fste e iStn Inst "a; 2s lon
Schr Florida Mott Eleheura days, fruit 10 Gormo +
seh1 White ssa. Smith, Baltimore days coal to Cumbef.
''s seh rfO ocean Bird tBr, Loekha Windsor s. da,F
seii oranite state Lowell Boston days, mdse to g. w.
sehr American Belle Chase Boston, D,de to s. W. Lewis
schE Dolphin Rogers, Boston days, fish Woodruff T.
schr Eico Dissoswsy Baltimore days. Coz. to MAILER,
tBr) Ph.en windsor Is day., plaster to J.
3 Whitney. ~
schr COnquerOr. wnche Havre 81 days. mdse. and "a
schr Andrew Brown; Lowell, Boston for Albany.
Schr Ann Sslter. Fish, Warehan for Newark
schr II Northmsn, Rsslins Port Even for Providence
schr Mabetesd Robinson Passport days lath
sehr Sea Bird Wallace Cheuy6eld IL days lumber to c. +
scbr Elizabeth sessr, Wilbur Mystic for Philadelphia
schr Ellen Barnes, Bhsbtmsn, Fall River for Port Ewe
schr. Good Tdinss, Henry East Hsddarn, Conn.
schr Harvest. lawrence. New Bedford.
sloop Oregon, Rhosdes Provia.nce.
sloop 2. Brown, Gardiner, Providence.
Sloop Willard Buckingham Bristol, n. =, A.
Steamer Georges Creek Morley. Norfolk IS hours m''e
BELOW-Bsrk Empire, Hathaway, Palermo AsySi ens
Ocean tBr J, ssnderson, Charente, France.
sAILED-steamshp George Law, Heraden, for Asp'nwNs
Withholding the day, 9. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-21
Markets. Reported By Telegraph.

OswrGo, July %, p. m.FLoua UNCHANGED; sales OF ~
bbs at 81 s7i Canadian; SO 250$6 80 for common
10 extra WHEAT easer sales 5000 bush st " fc
Chicago Spring. CoRS firm; sales Is, 600 bush.
Rrrr.Io Jnly 20 D m FLOUR market unchanged; sales
100 bbls al sEd Sc % for uperfne Illinois and Wisconsn
Sc S79e6 50 for extra do, and So 81 90 ,or ertn Ohio
ST Sod 81 for Chicago Spring and for W'ese.in do
cosx closes rmer sales o00 bush at 72.d7Sc On arc
lower sale. n 900 bush a. 5d56c. WHisxY soc FsEfcurs
finn sic Troy and lie to New York LAKE heSsss
bush Wheat $4,000 bush Corn. CANAL ExPosrs-S"o
bush Wheat the interior aud 1000 BUSH Corn mostly "a
tide water. - $1,000, hs
ALsAxY July asp m - FLOUR dull and depressed oue
prices nominsy the sales confined 10 inc nome
for the retail trade WHEAT dull transactions To M quota
tons CoRs much offering sales about ~ V
buh Western Mixed-mosty shoat at sldSitc. OATS o0e
measuIe. for Ohio.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-21
list show q general advance.

There is a fair activity in Exchange, and Sterling is
held more firmly, at 81 d9l cent, with nothing doing
above 81 = cent. Francs are 5lsi as lot
Freights are still unatered. To Liverpool the en-
gagements are, 1900 bush. Grain at 3D., in ships
bags; 900 bales Cotton at IS. v bale 100 bales Sea
Island at Id 300 bbls Spirits at 2s 300 bbls Rosn
at Cd; 40 bbls. Copper Ore at Is. Cd. To London,
500 bbls Rosin at Is 3D.; 300 bbls Spirits at 4s.
500 bbs. Crude Turpentine at Is. 3D.. 10000 heavy
hhd Slaves at S.; 500 bbls. Oil Cake, part at l2s 3D.
and part on private terms; $50 casks Shells at l2s 3D.
To Rotterdam. 300 bbs. Rosn at Is. 3d.; 100 bbls.
Spirits Turpentine at Is.
The business Of the Sub Treasury was: Receipts,
$272 Ol6 62; Payments, 1877 ,43i AZ Balance, Sill,
29l,O75 0s
The official averages of the condition of the Banks
show general expansion during the week IN tue
movement. The payment Of nstallments OF new capt.
tai during the past two weeks and the increase OF de-
posts has enabled the Banks to extend their loans to
accommodate their dealers, who have needed facilities
The payments at the Custom House have increased
the demand for money among the importers and this
want has been freely met by the Banks Theincresse in
loans lie $40 900. In t1e specie reserve the increase
is 1923 600 under foreign drain of over S0O,O0O
and Sub-TTeasury accumulation of $5OO,OOO The
California delivery Of 81 $50 600 took place on Mon
day last and counted for the entire week; and there
hsve also been considerable receipts from the interior
during the week. of balances in coin, probably half
million to million in the aggregate. The deposits
show no apparent change Of Importance but in conse
ouerce of the reduced comparative business of the
Clearing. House, there is actual increase OF I'M
drawn deposits of g. 300 900, the amount this week
being So ,OO6, 600, against SIS, 7O2, 600.
Loan, Dis. Specie Cirsuaation. Deposts
JuIv ill., IIsOS6l8 II $50, l4s s6ss 57s 9+62ti7s
JuIy 365 3z el3 594oO6 $s8,SS3 s@f451 1913
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-21

The iper.s, due lst August on the Flint and Second
Mortgage Bonds of The above Road will be paid at the
Office of the Company, No. Is William street.
Mr. q. +. Tain an, assignee 81 the American Lie
Insurance and Trust Company, advertlses 10 pay
dividend of s. 3 share to the stockholders OF that
Company
The tSss 600 Chicago, St. Paul and Fond du Lac
Railroad e cert land grant bonds, advertised TO De
sold to-day by A. H. Ncosy, were withdrawn In con-
sequence of satisfactory explanation OF misuhotr +
standing tha. had existed between the Company and
the bolders Of the bonds.
The Trenton True american. Of Saturday, denies
the accuracy the report of the failure OF the Union
Bank of Fret chtown, New-Jersey. tsays the bank
is doing good business, and its circulation is amply
protected by the deposit of securities with the State
authorities.
Mr. Moran to-day accepted the Presidency of the
Erie Road to which he was elected on Saturday.
The salary was fixed, as we have before stated, al
sos coo per annum the largest salary we think, PAID
by any corporation in this country Mr.. Daniel Drew
having resigned the Treasurenhip the vacancy was
filed BY the election Of Mr.. Hermann Gelpcke. Mr..
Moran enters at once upon the duties of his office
We hear Of some $500 900 in gold engaged for the
Wednesday steamer. The Vanderbilt brought
5000, OOO in doubloors.
There is no change to note in the Money Market.
The supply on call is abundant, and paper, which is
not plenty of frst-class goes freely at 7a9 cent.
We notice that, while in Boston frst-cass paper 10
called 'gi edged" in New Orleans the money articles
denominate il "fre-proOf'
The Elm City Bank of New-Haven, Conn.,, is about
to increase its capital to $780, OOO by an issue OF $
OC0 of new stock.
The Hon. John P. Kennedy of Baltimore has re-
signed the office of President of the Northern Central
Railway, over which work he has presided since Its
consolidation. The road is now complete a. far as
Port Trevortop, to which place it will be in full oper
alton early this week. Arrangements have been al
ready made ticket pa, sengers through by this new
route from Baltimore TO Niagara. Zenos Barnum has
been elected by the Board of Directors to succeed Mr.
Kennedy.
The cash assets and liabilities of the New Orleans
hanks on the | lth inst were as follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-21
BROOKE YN ITEMS.

Ror.-There was quite disturbance in CARL street,
Hillary street. last evening. 1t originated in this
wise A man named Savage buried his wife on Satur-
day and wanted to marry another woman on Monday,
but the priest objected. The neighbors sscetained
the fact and peed his house with stones breaking the
windows and smashing the doors. Some hundreds
soon gathered about, when under Sheriff Sryker ap-
peared and arrested one Of the most dsorderly. The
Deputy Superintendent Of Police went down with a
posse and soon scattered the crowd.
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The cash assets and liabilities of the New Orle
hanks on the 18th inst were as follows:
To,.l......sl6i7747I s7,2sOl6l ss,l9l9o9 slll97S9
As compared with the report OF the previous week
the results are as follows:

The Nesc Orleans Pieaynne, Of the llth instant,
thus notices the Money aud Exchange market OF that
city:
There was no material change this morning in fnan'
cia affairs but the demand for money continues hrs
and the offerings in Bank unusually large for the
season. We hear of negotiations in fire-proof paper
at 10 y cent but these rare exceptions az very
good names are going at ii IL Y cent. For short
periods money is worth from all cent
The Exchange market is heavy. The was some
den and for sterling at 1895 1922 which are the rates
Tor frstclass name. the range being from l09i 1884
Francs remain as before. 5f25a 5fl5 Sixty days
bills on New.York fiat at az v cent discount.
Some bankers was sold at Il. Sight s0i cent
premium.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-21

BosToN-Ar July 90 bsrts Gay Head MsyS s s%aaL.ds.
Z. Wright IT, 0ibbs Pensacola, Gen Hamdaone, M.
phia brig Aechanc Msr,on. Sasus Vermont Enggs tsIs,
ninston. N c.: Canton, Crowel and Empire, C.S"sA-
delpha; schr Eben Sawyer Snow Fortune iHsne hom
Spoken, July TO- lat 10 10, Ion IL o. ship Con'S''
At sssu. 4,S nst ship Msssnse 1t Brsnsc0ns i'T NV
YoSk, loading.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-21
MARINE AFFAIRS.

QUESTION OF ADVANCE WAers TO SEAxEs.-A
meeting Of ship-owners took place at the Exchange
yeerdsy for the purpose Of taking into consideration
the proprety Of disseminating the custom Of advancing
v.xss 70 sesmen. Capt. Charles Marshall wss called
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-21

CoRoyERs IsQUEsT.-Coroner Redding held al m
ouet Yesterday upon the body of drowned nan
2npd az the foot Of Main street Deceased VA feet
40 inches high, black hair and hal three shirts
the outside heavy blue flannel and in the pocket o
one Of the shirts ~as foundd heavy dog chain. The
pants oftbick Cashmere, heavy shoes, and wool
en- 20. ks. A verdict OF found drowned rendered
Further information be obtained OF the Coroner
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-21

BRookLYN City MoRTALIrY.-The total number
Of deaths in Brooklyn last week was 49, Of which 80
were males, and 40 females; 10 were men, 20 boys IL
women, and % girls. The principal diseases were:
Consumption, l2 commissions, Z; premature birth, o.
disease Of brain, s. scarlet fever dysentery, maras
mus, Group, stilborn, measles, cholera infantum,
each. OF the United States there were 81 ireland,
49, Germany, 81 England, France and Halifax,
each.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-21

ARRESTS BY THE PoLIcE.-Tbe Police Of Brooklyn
made seventy-eght arrests Sunday, mostly for
drunkenness and bathing along the docks. OF the ar
rests, the Tbird-Precnct Police made nearly half Of
the whole humber.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-21
Increase. elSSs 7o3 1894 .:.:..:

IDcIeass.. Ct 555TUJ FSz5,4ov
Decrease. '''''''' p-f'''' P"'''''
The addition to the Bank capital during the week ID
$500 eco or 5000 OO and the loans are now two mil
lions above the highest point of the previous expan-
sion-about eight millions higher than at this period
last year.
The movement Of the Banks since Nov. !, 1855, has
boar a foowa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-21
MARRIED.

DUNTON-MAUGER-On Saturday June p. by the Rev; A.
Coquere fs Pegise Protestant dEnshien, Frence Ed
ward T. Dunton OF New York, to Mile Augustine Julie
Mauger of Nontmorency, France.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-21
R...;us. sr Prodwee-JULY 20.

BY the NORTH Riser Bcatsmc GOO bbls fssr lsoco ena.
Wheat IS 900 bush Corn 5000 bush Oa ID pksa Asne
600 pigs Oil Cske, $40 pkgs Whisky. .,,, s. A.. .,
BY Ae Rsroad for too ddys-2So9 nbs our so d
Wbkv 100 do Alcohol Us do Provisions Soo pkgs h1fers
50 do Cheese II hhds Tobacco, z, 23 sides Leather.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-21

TIVE BRIDGE AccIDEyT.-There was no person
drowned by the falling Of the Hoboken ferry bridge
Cd Sunday evening, as was enormously reported 10
some of the papers yesterday morning The Superin-
tendant engaged yesterday in repairing the bridge
in substantial manner 1t is doubtful however, that
it can ever be made safe until it is supported by a
float.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-21

MINIATURE ALMASAc....T THIS DAY
su.-Rise,... 4:46I Sets........ 7:25 Moon-Sets..
HIGH wATER....THis DAY.
Gaaly Hook. 656 Gov Island 46m Hell Gate.... $40
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-21

DRowSED.-A lad nine years of age, son of John
Howell, residing in Mill street, jersey City, was
drowned on Sunday afte moon, while bathing. His
body was recovered after it had been in the water
about three-quarters Of an hour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-21
Markets.. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR THETRluvsx.

MoSDAY, July 81, 1857.
AsHES-The market Is better but not very active sales Of
~ bbls 81 62i for Pearls and 81 75d 81 sit for Pots
COTTON-The market has ruled very quiet prices have not
shown any change; the sales 500 bales. We quote:
kEw-YoaK CLASSIFICATION
Upland. Florida Mobile. NJ o. Texas.
S Siss1nn5y::::::IIss' Is Is 81 81
SiSdins F.ii::.ii5 Is is, iSs isl Isl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-21

DEFENDING THEIR FoRENAS.-A few days since
Michael Murray, Foreman Of Hose Company No. 2,
Eastern District was suspended for year by the
Common Council, on charge Of disobeying the orders
Of Chief Engineer Talbot
At special meeting Of the members Of the Comps
nv they say they have never known him to violate
any of the laws Of the Department; but on the
trary. TO advocate peace and harmony in the Depart
ment as well as in the Company; that they consider
bis suspension doing great injustice to e. hun and his
alarm Of fire on the evening Of the Goth Of June;
that they consider the action Of the Chief Engineer
toward this Company at the above alarm ss unwar.
ranted and upcaed for by the facts OF the case aud
that he allowed bimseR to be imposed upon by false
rumors; and further, that the members Of this Com
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-21

nsuv will petition the Common Council to reconsider
Ia, II acton ON the above suspension.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-21

THE FLArBUsH SrABBISG AFFRAr.-Patrick
McCarty, who was stabbed in the not Mount Pros
pect Hill on the 4th Of July, much worse yester-
day. and the Coroner thought of making ante
mortem examination. 1t viii probably be made to-
day if he does not improve.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-21

VIGILANCE COMMITTEE AT FLUsHISG.-"A law
and order association " has been formed in Flushing
A vigilance committee has been selected from the
members of the association whose duty it is to take
all legal to enforce the Excise law, by giving
information, prosecuting infringenents of the act.
Also to suppress all riots and dsorderly assemblages
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-09
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHs
"a srysssx

Married.
HARRnw-ltaowp - In ian Francisco, on MONDAY, ihG
20, Isf, by u. H. Hsnrahan, Jusuc, ~ the Peace, ~
isSEf b.SR0v, Alderman Of Jeney City, ~ j., Ia Mn
kIIzaa-r Bows, OF ran Francisco, Cab
IssNl9nT--cPAPFuRD.-0n Thursday, April 20, by -
Rev e. fuiuel CsAmEs II. BgSELCT ~ ELLEN AuouerA,
eldest daughter Of the late Hcnry Stafford, Es all s M
city
NeW OriesIa and California pagers please copy
DEYur-Sax,--Dn Monday May 4, By the very Row
Father STARR, Vicar General, Mr.. PnKR Dewitt 10 CAsD
gRK sJiYA, al OF this city.
HrNuiCu-fhIoo-In Bobollen, N. j., on THURSDAY.
May 7, by Dx Braodis Justice d the Peace, Mr. ASa
Hi5uaIcp 90 Mise ApIIsV FAoo
ssH FrsDctaco papers please copy.
Observation-Disclosures Ron Tuesday evening, May 6. -
the Rev. N. hllea, al No liz Es-t Twelfth street. NJ,
kDvARD hIxkR boBsOs 10 Ma MARY JAMS MCKEHvul, ~
OF tlis city.
knSp1-hrLIsxAUL-OnT bursday, Nay 7, by the Nv.
Fted't G. Clark WILLIAM p Npsryu 20 Nile saRIn Il No.
LIhkAuI, all II This city.
Two fond be aTts uated,
Two young destiiSes joined.
With bright bo,es unbighted,
Uudtturbed peace they II 0nd. II n
Snitvan county papers please copy
TUBotr--lO rSU--On Thursday evening, May 7, az no
Reformed Dutch church, GreenIosnt L. L. by the Row.
Tamaae, Mr. r. H. TuoUr 70 Mics MARIA b. edest dAadA
OF Mr.. RoojaSnin Cother.