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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-10
MARRIED..

AWENG-PARKER-OD Thur.dsy June T. by the Rev. Benz.
C. Gutter Rector OF ST. AIMS Church, Adophe Aweng
Poughkeepse tOs Maggie Parker Of Brooklyn, formerly
Of New York.
ALSORN-DiCKINSON-In Swsn.ey Mass. Thursday,
Eaton of Providence, w. III. Aoorn Of NewYork Miss
srah r. eldest daughter Of Capt Stephen L. Dickinson
the former place.
BINGHAM-LINDSLEY-At Calvary Church, Monday,
June BY the Ri Rev HoAtio Potter MI James w Bing
ham Mis- Mana McDOuga eldest daughter OF Caleb r.
LinO,ley, esq, all Of this city.
JONES-CUDBIRTH-At ST. Louis, BIO. on Tuesday, May
10 By the Mir Schuyler Rector OF Christ Church Mr.
J. Paul Jones' late Of Baltimore MD, 10 Miss Cyr.na, daush
ter Thos Cudbrth esq of $50 bleecker street
LAWRENCE - FONTANE At St. Augustine, Fla, on
"Wednesday, May Il, by the Rev A A. Miller Mr.. VIM. II
Lawrence NewloTk to Miss Ellen Z, daughter OF t. d.
Fontanc, esq OF the former city
MORISINI-CHAUSSEE-On Saturday June 6, BY the Rev
- Moin Giovanni Mouui Of Venice Italy, 10 Miss julia
Chsusstc Of Montreal, Cansda.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Rochester, Thursday, June
( Nv the r. v bel Watson, Wilsn $ Nichols Of tls city,
10 kzabt IT, daughter Aaron Eekson esq OF Rochester
SUYDAM-VAN ARSDALE-In New BIZ unswick, N. J, on
Tuesdsy morning, June by tie Rev. b. How, d. D. the
j. Ii SuydGnl, Pastor elect OF the Reformed Dutch
Church Fshkl Landing DUtcLcss County Y, TO Miss
Sarah Augusta Van Arsds daughter Of the late John Van
Arsdt,, esq, II New Brunswick.
SHILL-BLOOMHART-In Troy, on Thursday. June g. BY
the Rev Parks Jscoh J. Sh u Pasiine brdgr, " Y.
Mis- Mafihs NJ, eldest daughter OF Geo d. BOomhaIt,
esq. OF New. York City.
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DisnsterS.
grfy RosEsT P.RgEI

Sup Rosy,r PARxEx Portsmouth, from Mobile iof Nv
euod before mentioned burned Nsea sst,uSh y ie's
Ali AZ a ~ lat - a. Ion 7lm, wnd blowing 1esy!
mn ere on the yard furDe nantopsal ID. s
bv Iisbuinf knocking second mae on oissi sAta
80 he TON The lightning. following down, struck ~ e.
, (, down 20 the deck SIX eight planss were ofohrA
mo the lightning setting FIRE - the cotton between
Sct. In lev moments smoke Sss discovered eDing ~ sa
- cut- nd the cabin allied with smoke ana ss<'
A. oou AZ IL discovered that tue saip was on he e,sy
&c. tht could te done 70 smother was tons every
tight where smoke coming up aaa tne
S,ci. flied with At found the decks very hD
th mitch boiling Of and number Of panks nnt
Eoud impossible the chip. Al 10 a m ths ~. ns'
burned Oh outside, ia the wat British snip bahDn
nm from E.wOresn. bound ~ Liverpool lay BY uLls
mail quantity ~ provisions aud psIt OF ea.k :"
could be saved by this time the Ere had burned hfoaso -
,des tie ship decks from main % foremast In ~
u,es alter left all three mas;s went over the
IsLE1 June 5-Canadisn still ia same postion-sDOa "a
trday. sar well; steamer Topsy arrived last evening" s
mi, norppg; still blowing strong from :" two snPf -
anchor Oh here Ill. n .,nnon
Al uNsUecEssFUL ATTEMPT wa made on fTiasy 4siI
By steamer I.sLd HON. to get Of the bark zen
on : W end OF Nantucket. About ~ tsDs 0i cai va
verbosId but sire did float. On Saturday sne
is breaking up. Her captain who Is prheips "~neb
.rF.t
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF SEw-YoRK.


Steam, hps-Arsbs Stone Liverpool, T. Cansrdi lna4Es
(Br J. Baker. Bremen, {. II. Sauds
SLp.-Plelhc G-Gd, So. George w Nelson som Harriet
Bs.sttt ShediEc.
Bark Sarah Snow, Crockett New Orleans r. w TEnssia;
Lucy Ring Thurow ST. tephen. Brett Son Co.'S Johann
tBrtm J. -.
bn.s-A.aIrode DEL CIooker St Jehn ~ b., r Neviss
\ Sor. Tsbiii Iil,y st. John n B. 2. j. Ncyus Son; H.
Natl, VS. cheney Salfins Ii. D. Brookman 4 Co fosca
HslIa tDutcnl De Oroot. Amsterdam Funeh heiocks Ma
tbsp n port Thompson Hunter, d. Shagck
Ft yarmouth J. W. BEane X. B. CLARK, Rumery Boston,
Brett, Son Co
Sck,ouer,-E Mathews, ReyslanA Delaware City msstsr;
Arcole sbeuot E,thura L Godwni Passport tia~Nins
Charleston Dolu.r Potter: Samuel Nelson, Bttin re-
kbbe Mckee. Queen of the South Wheeler Mobile. Lay
tin & HuIbut Z. Brock Gardner, New port, master a.
Hsletk hisirs, MaIsnksm, bur3ett & Noble Baiata
bacon Phiaiephs, j W Mckee. Fair KDssland Bath
more. T c LYMAN, stannsrd NewHsyeD, master.
Steamer-Ksnuebec Hank PhilaccPha New York aud Phil
al, mia Nayigation CO.
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DIED.

bADEAI-At cWisboTo. Wvstchester County, \. \, on
saturday, June Mis-. Anna Badrau Iect bena
min Bsd,Gu, IN the tSd year If Ter age.
bkOOks-ln BrookNn Sunday, June T. the Of Waltz
Brooks, aged years and months.
CHAMBERS-At s O'Clock on Monday morning June & Ann
wife ~ Miles Chambers, in the 6Sth year OF her age.
CARROL-On Monday, June Mary Carroll Of dropsy wife
oihe late james Carroll o the County Waterford Ireland
the Tow "a Ut TEliOS.
DFLLIBER-On Monday, June Sarah Catherine Youngest
daughter OF Lneu' and Chii'inna DeeE aged year,
months.
DEyOE-On Sunday June Daniel Dvvo, aged 10 year..
rGAN- On Sunday, June T. Mary Ann Es.n dsusht.r Of
PATRICK and C.ihsTine Esan Of County Galway Ireland
rrILoWs-On Monday June g. Marion ", wife Of John p
yellow. IT,, In the sd year Of bel age.
HYNDMAN-Op Hepssy, june s. Ma ssysa Hyl9laS
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Markets. Peported by Teiegraph.

NEW ORLLASs June a-saes Of COTToS to-day LOO bales
81 slightly sper Mldns quoted a. lSie keGePI
TO cav go bses. FLOUR has declining tendency OF ,a'
at - IS CoES declined Sc white s5c GvssF CLorH'
l3'c Other articles unchanged . ,,,. 49,.
ALBANY, June 81 m-Nothms is cong IN W. az -
tb,re /. none Offering Western xed Com Is worth &c
bu.h to-day sales to-day 5000 bush rosnd yellow ss.a3
IN lot. al sc OATS very dull; there wa sac o. wv
bush Car adam At d.. measure for state .,. IN
BUEF.Lo June g. Is57-S na-FLovs Isesne s at
WHEAT tt-ady sales 2 OOo bush 81 - io Ceees0 SPhs
and g Milwaukee Club. Corn Gull saie. eVo oasu 81
rs. OATS held a; sSd6cc WHIsSEf rec r.
Tor th a hours ending today; 80 oD@ FLOUR <OO
bush CoEK Canal Exports. 5000 bush WHGAT SV"O bush
CoRs None Of the shipment. were ~ o us wae.r n
rood densnd sale. IS bush 81 for Chicago Spring and
: ~ Tor rrne hite Canadian Coax sales IiO bush In
ruS. .usl marcel. at PEAS ell Lake Imports to-day
WHTlr 6 Ou6 bush Canal poTts 1860 obls FLous 800
bcst. RYE.
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In eonyrfnton with Mrs. Lausuay when the psoner ca ne
along attended by ..vers other Italians between aud
O'clock the without any prov alton rom he h
Mt = 10,
cd 20 tb sse facts: the kicking aud kinr snd feu'i
S.J m. risoner positively the vino Committed the
n cfnse consisted IN temp prove ,b BY The
,.ory II some thee four italians. species 0i @ubi
O., mad ont quite colfus-d sad IN material points
positively conGic,ng And this the spirit Of the idse'
charge the Jury III 10 hDk otherse aud afier be-
H.. ot few irut~s returned with verdict II
Not guilty." The prisoner discharged and the Court ad'
iourued o IL O'Clock tomorrow morning.
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GROOBY-In Jersey City Monday June of eousulFon'
Louisa second daughter Of GeoEe and Mary Ann Ir'ooy'
aged II yeaIs II months and = days.
niNFRO1 SATURDAY Jun. H,ufi.ts daughter # Henry
erd May Jane Miner ssed yeass n'ntas sd - l'J'
NcGUIRE-Or Modal IuI- g. JaLe. Ef. 4 Jobu AcSue'
native 4 the Parish Of Kl.s,larcf8 AGED s. yes.a
NcGIyNEy-On Monday June Mary wife 4 the ate P.t-
rcl McGyLey ~ the 18th year ~ her naive Of the
Parish II Crausrd, County Lof nd Ireland
EYI BSON-In this city, Monday rnorrus June g. e.
ock Jane Amanda KyeTpn. daughter II the ac jerome
Ryer-,n. aged year months Ard g days .
TTkNT RE- On Sunday evening June Eliza VILE OF AVA
ham TurLuT,, eyed 81 years.
WtLLTAMS-In CRANKY Conn. on Friday June T Ni!aa''
ausflNe of ksHtt.lk. II.aLa.
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COURT CbLENDAR-THIs DAY.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COUKT.-NOs. 10, ii, ~
IS, &c, e, % 80 81, "A. 49,
SUPREME CorRT, CIRCUIT.-Nos. $50, sol, $50
ST. $50 SOL 56S ST. 572 5ts us 595 @ 99 6CS 6O6, GIL
6lf 6l5 6l8 Gl9. 623 626.
The pane, Of Jurors will be called daily at the opening Of the
Court deaultng Jurors fined + for every days nons
- -
SUPERIOR CouRr-Tria Term.-Nos. 430, 637, sol
e9i G5 GIG 5e7 69l 692 Gas Co., 7OS 70S 79 10 81 l4s
464 6U2 4S Nv CPL ESQ 60 242 Cos III col s 49, los
494 eos ssh S52 III Col 665 us 6g7. As $50 g. l5i
Court or COMMON PLEAs-Nos $40 966, 967, 96S
go s7l 2 95 s74 s75 976, s77 u.s. 9s sS2 SS 9s5
CSC 9S8. $40, $40, s9l. 90. ggS 99i.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-JuXE 9.-BefOr
Judge Belts.

Robert agt. The bark Yuba
This suit was brought on a bOttOmry bond executed
in Orleans BY the Of the vessel aud who also
part Of her The Yuba put into w'Oreans III distress
and had necessary repairs elected TO enable hcT 10 co
pete her voyage The wrote to the other owners Tor
funds and they replied they could honor his drafts but
directed up the YUba well he could to continue
The captain then advertised for aud received from
New Orleans the funds Tor repairing the
eel but CONDITION that lac would bond the
vessel and The loaned 100
which added premium made 5000, for which latter
bond executed, aud Tor which the hbcau judg
The defendants that the bond delivered after the
repairs Lad been effected and that the premium excessive
The Judge reserved his decision r. Couder for beant
Beebe, Dean Donohue, aud ID. A. Hawkins, ind LOye
Chase defendants,
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SUPREME COURT-GENERAL TERM-JUrE 9.-Before
Judges MITCHELL, ROOSEVELT and PEABODY.
CONTENPT OF COURT.

David w Jobsou sg Daniel +. Sckles
IL will be remembered that at the opening OF the
General Tenn beginning of May, Mr. Jobson addressed
Court saying that lac citizen OF foreign Govern
ept defTauded of 500 by attorney OF
this Court Daniel r. Ske and asked that the Court
would him It's protection Judge Mitchell ordered
that he had complaint 10 make he must submit by
sdavs To-day he submitted afdays aud moved that the
Daniel T. 81 cke be stricken from the roll of attorneys
and He urged the motion the ground
Of the immortality Mr. Sckes He wished TO speak few
words on contained III the siday but the
ordered that II he had anything further 10 comp ain o.
he submit ii by affidavit. The motion denied MI
Jobson then launched condemnatOy speech against
American justice but hs eoquence suddenly arrested by
ordering him be still aud show Wedues
day morning why he should be committed for contempt
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To Marinere.

IteyrHor.E N MNoRcA Information Ia. ~ ~ ,h.t
,,,a Daleo United Consul o. foIt S .h.Ils-
re northern ecast Of Minorca The light u s1sd ~ IS
An, Il the second es.s u Nv q
Fernando. The light may Is from d''ssss VI ~
y xoed circumstances.
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Launched. sold, &c.

One half Of .oOp Mary Cobb, Of Providence . tsn. pay.
Nevr.,Tt in le2 has sold parties At f-tehos1f,
She Viii hereafter hail from the latter place, ana WIZ "
handed BY Capt Mott; ,, =. .,,, :, New. Bed
fd sb int a. ,he discharged fouf her sst
Jors W Ellis, at the rate OF " 49, go. -. hss, .od
g. TN r,fspee II Pewtucket about IS tans hn ~
% rsries n Providence and will hereafter hs b"Hi ~ -
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Thus compare with those O last year the hecePs mo"
lg5s-3 and the Exports exhibit the following results
ct Britain. France. Othert. r. Total STOCK,
1861. Dee.4l5.to0 10000 9e+O $500 800
The came inactivity noticed last report Las continued
past week This market has been dePresei
although holders have shown willingness 20 cOncede III
prices buyers operate spafingy Iodsys gg2tatu'
decline from those Of asst week. while the mar
ket Dgud and With further tendency in the buyers
favor, ...,,
The delivery being only 100 bales Mex weeks
Will be about the and N compare against - 40 II Tue
spending week st and l5vo0 IL 1853 Tie present
total shows OF So 900 bales upon that az tue
date s.t wear upon that Of 1855 Deduc.ng thi.
the 0f that SbO osesl would
leave crop Of this $4,000 bales. This upPDses the
the corresponding period III that year which not
improbable suppostuu they averaged but 500 bales
ell thu r those eleven should this De tue
result the % GO estimate vii 10: have proved far out u the
ExFoRrs AND SIocE-The Export. continue II ldsra,e.
oDy n ~ bales the week Of which 80
Britain The bakwar1ness Of the
the has prevented the strong desire D act quit u
tLis which should otber~ witnessed
this ~ tie time the dull which has
orally ih- LyiPo market has restricted the induce
stp thh-r. HeEcr, including Of 1900
s. tales The hands Of American pilueTs the stock
this side the Atsuc y equal 10 that held 81 the
IIdhs cate "a, ys' WIEN Ar crop "ss - lcn Ase ali
nearly double that held 81 t time the year pr-souA With
SDyths like state OF fOrSsrdnss Of the
crop the export AZ tA rod would have been f
any calculations pointed TO- TIE result Of the present.
Liverpool uarkt 81 leave bter stock here the opening Of
the Tbs would excellent ect ia keeping
Of cheek the ideas Of planters whea the Cot
ton spears IN market
NEW CRoPThee have been again By mail many conflicting
reports the SeaheI and the condition Of the sins crop
In some dsnets Il IL represented as knee high snc highly -four
kas while in others Il stated 70 be small scky and
un;sd Ia latitude ksy. bad cool
HssasT, With g9ed seA u Hp, kSa VI segaeya
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SUPERIOR coURT-TRln rtRM-Jane s.-BefOre Juds,

ACTION FOR INSURANCE.

ACTION FOR INSURANCE..
John Knsman The New York Mutual Insurance Company
This action was brought 10 recover SS,OOO on two
policies insurance each for 40JO the ship Ozark
upon her freight. The vessel sailed from San
Eyanosoo with cargo Of gusuo for European port On her
Caao, and after leaving that place
she had aeak She continued for eight days
found the leak gaining the
aud pot back Cso Ia distress Arriving there it
found that the hull OF vessel greatly damaged aud
the guano almost totally destroyed by the water portion Of
SOLD sacrifice of 10 thrown overheard and the
remande kept the hold the vessel for ballast BY order
Consul CaAo made and the loss ON the
freight added to the Of repairing the vessel was emsed
at 1900.
condition Calso and that proper eAeItous
not made to preserve her and her freight
Sealed verdict
Cotl Cady for plaintiff; Emmet Carter fox defend
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-June 9.-BefoIe
Judge lkcYRsOLL.

THE HURDEh on THE GENERAL FIERCE.
At the opening of the Count this morning Mr.. Nash
stated that be wished to move for trial in the Of
john Smith, who convicted Of the murder OF Charles L.
Groves cook General Pierce At present he no,
ready to the notion he wished 10 put in ahdavts
be could procure before Thursday morning Judge
ngerso allow ed him till Thursday morning at 10 O'Clock TO get
ready 10 make his motion.
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NV TeieRraDh.

BOSTON June 9-Afr bark Edward Eyeret' Sno ''''"S'
Jos.ph hitney, BsltlmoTe. . ., c,. q, eoIi.io.
Also ar steamer Falcon from EewYorc cane h rom
on Rnc- Point ls.t ns at with schr J. w. Capt fIahah TON
A. ION tr New. York The schT bad her .tafooaa oST
nd vas taken ia tow By and brought oAeA !" INC
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g. 1877 head Cattle us Calves. u Sheep SIS Nv. B.,,
70 Mutton, II pigs Batter psss POury 70 pkEs EEEs "a
page Psp,r tb fsb, 20 bush Oats go bush F.d ba.a
z Ions rEk
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Markets Carefully REPORTED FOR TIVE TRrBryr.


AsHES-Th, market better especially cor PAl!' the
rivals ar sales Of 30 bbs al - 5oQ ~ 10 ior Pearls
COTTON continues dull md Dropping tAe sale. only so
bales. We Iepeaf former quotations;
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COURT OF GENERAL sEsslONS-JvSE a--Before Judg


Upon opening the Court Catharne Conner, alias
Dublin Kate brought the under indictment for
robbery She pleaded guilty to petit larceny and was sen
tened TO the fcutentary tOr months.
Henry j. Peker was thea brought up on an lndlct-
ment for rape committed upon Eliza faber German girl in
Carlisle street. the Nth Of May last
The complainant Eza FsbeT testified that che has been in
thu country three years that whcs the alleged Outrage
COMMITTED abe working prisoner the capacity
As. t Ana haa been 10 ms employ ABOUT MONTH she
sP IN e osk pair the prisoners house Carlisle street
Oh the night OF TIE h Of May and his daughter
with The complains anti about 81 O'Clock the morning she
ruoey awakened nom her sleep BY the defendant he
evident attempt violate her person she AZ the
making violent 0ucTy We witness under
testify with entiI. and
pLcity, The prisoners daughter screamed also
Another witness, MI Msgnes, keeper
No "a West testified 70 violent cy from
in the Orung proceeding from the bIdg question H.,
nearer and could distinguish voices in
the where the girl 'eP lie procured Qac.r Dryer aud
they went together Pcker refused open
dor 10 the officer The officer pushed the door OPen when
up the witness sayns shv had been sbased
thI frightened out The Pfis0ueI Was Ia his
mere night dress, aud barefoted
osr Dwyer .Wotn corroboTated material fact Of
the foregoing testimony said be got b the door about O'Clock
In the and the prisoner drnnk ~a HIueA ~hn
he took hlun 10 the Toulbs The neat Inornls ,
this pOtt, the fast Of having been hctlay
ted dposed of by the Cou NOT being sufficiently
tanned evidence and ths counsel for the prisoner sd
ted IN. commission OF al assault aud battery.
The dausbteI Of the defendant Ellen Peker was caed O
the dnse the father but 10 proved little except
n extremely interested witness
The Judge briefly charged the Jury saying the question
IF rape beng disposed " all that et against the prisoner
question Of assault aud battery with ga attempt 70 COM
nit rape simple assault and battery Tue jury Ieti ana
al sen
tsDce deferred till Saturday.
Giovanni RObinceonia, Italian, was Indicted Tor
assault battery upon Mira Bridget Burns on the evening OF
the Of May last while standing on her door step 81 NO
Bnassi Bugs ,wOssd 'As IVES standing % hss S00'''sP
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R.~eiuss Of Produce. .JUsE 9.

By. Erie RailsoaS-s5S bbls Flour; AZ bbls Provisns
q bbl, whky ia pigs Butter so Lead Of Swine II hhds
Tobacco; 50 bcls- Lard OIL
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The advance referred 70 in a dvces OF th' 10 In was
cf trf DURATION The day, under te naclte OF 1'4N
time sale. bv pecus0rs general depress" N'
bss since ccurnued notwithstanding few PAftA
r. b..vi.. lgrrs.on has been tie shars ~ 't'l-n
southern Gsisra Ere Cleveland and Ioleoo VI hs' 'eu,
trn Chicago and Rock Island which the a., IA o, In
ard Pittsburgh on which the decline ha- De aoo"'
cert State ana Railroad Boods have expert ceG p' 's lI
d.rr,cn Money continue. very abundant rhe specie IN
III New York Sub Treasury has been reduced = ISL III
NAV owiug TO <I0SOO,O the month having been ware
housed lwl.uc ths taria -,
STATE inactive. 4les being mainly coulred q Ms
sur Al 4 Nireus Missouri y e. lower virginia enn'
see u 3 higher California 1910 and 1915 have declined
and p Kentucky and North Carolina IN iEfns amounts
previous prices.
CRY CoUNTY BoSDs-We note few sal, II - Lolis
Chicago sale a. auction Of zeousdrT4ble lot VI
Francisco &c AZ -.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, JUNE TO- 1857

correspondents dstbg twelve day. ago m.ti .nlai
c, n iairts particularly Of the nl1h's Ne nav.
,.sther j. Z, ported auo-u y favorable Ihe i-nAe x
- ~. r-n is tall pr, uirc1 tly question OF tltl
Ii. .f.r,fre ar ats1rditv 70 doZuatte OF n. SID
90 4 iLi. early With favorable summer sui a. We
.rt aW NJ e. tie srTtly Increased breath Ok sHi
~ b. l,rrs On the other hand, it, present o"A" la"-'
uor q an us-sy sul Ct 20 esmsS@ rom a. lui4,oia
~ ,.cr h,ueefrvard ard T. a. i probable picking CON
i. ~ ~. >. .uu-a De The nlo.c W lIou.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC. ..rHIs DAT.
sun-R.ses.. 4:2s Scts...... 7:Jo Moon-Rises 10 N
wArEK....rfis DAY.
Sandy :fim GOV Island 9Sim Hell Gate iSn
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Tie earnings Of the Galehn and Chicago Union
Railroad were:
NAY ~.
Nov, lit - ~
The earnings Of the Chicago and Burlington RAT
road line for May 1857, were:
Fn'rht. Pss.. Nis".l Total
MAY ls57.... sII75S 81 s5295 81 $25a ~ sl7S5l3 81
Nav IG5s... 10 SEQ 3 46sf IA 175 10 lt1eiS "
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Tot,I....sll7 5S3 q s52sl5 81 S25ii ~ Sizes 50
The earnings of the Racine and Mississippi Railroad
Company in the month Of May $751; IL on
seventy-one miles of rosd-equal TO s36 = mile.
This Road was opened to Durand, eighsy-siH miles
from Racine, on the Goth May.
The receipts Of the Norwich & Worcester Road
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40 "a -. s76l % s2,ea5 %

Decrease. -l7o5 n ''''''
The proportions Of earnings for each Road eoupo-
sing the line as follows
Chicsso Bur Freight. Pass hlsceL Total
ouinc5..... snola sRg3 81 s2oeo 50 sI42O6s 81
G. & c !. aud ,,. 81,
/ {. r r. l4679 50 $500 a % - H'S<8 -
Peoria and &c., ID,
OquawkA... 57sl Fl 6g!l % I'D 20 Sus' -
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-11-19
Mr.. BUCHANAN'S TEN CENTS A
DAY POLICY RAPIDLY BEING
INAUGURATED.

During the Presidential campaign, the
laboring classes of our country were re-
peatedy warned Of the doctrine Mmr. b.
cHASAN advocated, as expressed in his
! Great low wages speech, delivered in 1910,
in the U. S. Senate. In that speech he
said:
"REDUCE YOUR WAGES to the
standard Of prices throughout the world,
item cents per day and you will cover
the country with BLESSINGS AND
BENEFITSw
After the election of Mr.. Buchanan, the
Democrats having the control of Congress,
forthwith proceeded to inaugurate a new
ere in the history of our country, by re-
ducing the wages of the laborers to Mr.
Buchanan's standard. They passed new
free trade tariff, levying lighter duties up
on the products Of the psuper labor of Eu'
rope, than were ever known before in any
previous tariff. In less than four months
after the Inauguration of Mr.. Buchanan,
this tariff went into operation. The un.
PARALLEL importation of goods under the
low tariff of 1915, was increased under
this new tariff for period Of three months,
or, till the present revulsion commenced
These goods, being manufactured by Ia
borers who work for wages as low as from
ten to thirty cents per day, our home man.
ufacturers, who pay from seventy-fve to
one dellar and fifty cents per day, ofcourse
were not able to compete with them
Consequently they are closing their mills
all over the country, and throwing thou.
sands end tens nf thousands of working
men out of employ.
The excessive importation of cheap ten
cents-a.day goods from Europe required
an immense amount of gold to be sent
over to pay for them, leaving not enough
at home to carry on the business of the
country; hence the cause of the present re-
vulsion.
From all points we are hearing of men
working for reduced wages. In many in
stances they are working for barely suffi-
cent to keep soul and body together
Those Democratic laborers, who honestly
thought they were advancing their own
iutsrests in voting for Mr.. Buchanan, will
please read the above extract from his
speech, and look around and see the ar
mics of working. men who would be glad
to work for one-halfthey were earning be-
fore he was elected President, and then
Judge for themselves whether the Anal
ramation Democracy are the friends of
the labo,ing portion Of our community.