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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-12

nurkst with fair dsmsrd sAies q 100 bela q ss1s
and sl9 = IA ~ ~ for Prime, aud for Prime NJ sess
Is IN st's dy tfnand AID quite sm she s4pply Il -. Sef
g. the s.a.or sHlcs u 40 Ibis sI3aSH q, ase
Ms, IL % y 04 RspAcksd Cleveland and
az u = , 70 for sxiIa do Piiue Me-. = CUE, al
80 Beet Hams are 6ua 81 SSa y 81 Bacon 4. sSS
small sac . n 1870. foT smoked Western c., urt;
qut bit firm SAL q Ion hds. and loc fsr $50 fs
ard llGllc fr Hgrs Lad l. ~ be-r demand b1,
Sil ont char sacs II 80 bbls sod Iflai4i Se
dock and Hic from store Cheese l. Ia fair rsaa.. -
plenty Al So lie Butter 10 offered freely aud the n,,s
heavy ssles q Ohio At la2c- and lsa Dc for STATE
RICE Is quit but hIm sales Of 10 tcs st q use . .
qualify - 7" y
SJCARs-The msrset continues In equiyocal s,,. n.
stock about IS tso tuus The sales an 30 hh4. NJ
at 7.c is bids Porto Rico At iolc 30 hid, FlorasSa -
terms. - ~
sALTPETER At Boston there have been sales q sa,
20 strive. AZ tQs.c. e n, . NOS. closing Srmly
TALLOW-A steady market, the demand fair Al II am
cash. -'4F.
WHlsKYThe msrke; is rather hrn the demand r,,,. .
ti'r sales Of 500 b6s Ohio and Prison al d. ao.t, n,
the lstter price. ~' T"
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MARIE ID.

BRENNAN-OR EILLY-On Tuesday, June 9, at s. Peter
and Paus Church, Wiamsburgh Long Island by the kv
s Malone John Brennan of New-Yok, 10 Mary r. OKeLiy
oftbe former place
DFVLIN-WILLSON-On Wednesday, June 8, by the Rev.
Mr. Rodgers Mr. Samuel Deyln Of Newfork City, to Miss
Hannah Wilson fourth daughter of Robert Wilson, esq oil
Green Cbenaugo County, n. Y.
LEWITH-FRANK-On Tuesday. June g, by the Rev DR. II.
A. Henry, Mir F. /. Lewith of Charleston 5 { 70 Miss
Many eldest daughter Of Henry Frank of this city
UNCONSTITUTIONAL St Peters Church, by the Rev
Mr. Quinn NJ " Morris Of Pittston, Penn, 10 Miss b. T.
Mulligsn of New-York.
Wayne and Luzerne County papers please copy.
MOORE-HOLTHUYSEN-ln THE city Wednesday, June
0 at the Church of the Aununcaon the Rev. Isaac b..
futile VIM c. Moore Mary Charlton daughter Of the late
yohu l.. Hothuysen.
McKEEVER-CHAUNCEY-O Tuesday, June 9, by the
Rev. DIR. Potts CEauncey Mckeeyer L. Army, 20 Fanny
daughter Of William Chsuncey, esq, ofths city.
PORTER-WILMARTH-On wednesday, June 10, By the
Rev G.. J Geer Jas. Edward Porter and Clara Burdssl,
daughter of VIM M WimSrth esq.
ROUNDs-TERRY-At Athens. Penn, Thur.day, June 4,
the Rev j. Williamson at his residence Mr. d. " Rounos
OF Athens Penn TO Miss Abbe Jane Terry second daughter
OF Austin Terry OF Orange County, y. Y.
WILDE-WHEELOCK-Iu BROOKLYN. Thursday. June | l..
by the Rev. DIR. Lord MI John : Wild Miss Caroline
Nj. Mheelock. both Of BROOKLYN.
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BUFFALO June Il, 60 s-FLovS firm; sale. 100 IA. =,
s6d IS 50 for common 70 extra State Sc 75d II A.,
choice Wisconsin, ~ 25as1 50 for extra 40 A. 70
- Is for extra Ohio and Indiana. WHEAr opened timer -
dull sales 1900 bush. a. III - or Chicago Spnx c..
frmer; sales 1880 bush. st Isl. OATS So WaIsxr n
CANAL FRE6HTs-ll. Gl2 for corn and iS. for WA,, :,
New.York RECEIPTS for the u hours ending =, noon
2icco bush Whest. CANAL ExpoRrs-46,ooo bush Wbe.,
42cO bush Contrary al the Whsa, and Corn for Jiai, -
eide Of tide water.
OswEGo June lIs n m.-FLoUS-ssles 30 BOA :, a. A.
for extra State ~ 62i for IndSus and ~ sF Wi,co,,
WHEAT hrmer; sales 1910 bash CbicAso sprns at q ssS
81 Is CoRN active and steady, sales 400 bass slSs
mostly 10 arrive LAKE IMPoErs today 10 ~ husA o..
SooO bush. Rye. CANAL EXPOErs: looc bbls Flour lto
bush Mhest. -
CHICAGO June lis p. m.-PLovS dnl wEEir the .r,.
CoRN quiet OATS In trhtng dsmAnd- PoEk frm ssIs
NyNrs-To Buffalo; No Flour Wheat; 1900 baA Cara
To Osweso: No Flour OF What; le.0o bush Corn.
NFw.ORIF,ys June l0-The COrroN market 10 sener.n,
unchanged; sale, to-day $40 bales Receipts 10 bales Plovs
al I'D with declining tendency and the market an.ss
Western Mess PoRE +2,6 % Freights stsgnAu,
Sterns Exchange 10 y cent premium.
June II CoTTON generally unchsns-d sales to-day 10 hes
Ohio FLOUR-Sales 10 bbls az 81 S CosN has dchnuf
tendency Other articles generally
The Csnsdas received and published Tie
afternoon editions Of the Associated press
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sTour-on wedpesdsy, June TO- AqiA Gie- s;'ni' Sgd
SO - - -.
III. r y, ~ to- place 81 BaT.hH ins w. Church corner
Of L. Firr &c, and Great Jones e, Or FEd4y a!'ei
ttos. q. 3 - Jock. -, ,-..a
tn. rs.ive- friends 4 The ny respsctfuy n'''1
70 attend. without further iny.t-tl0u.
T4YL0R-On Tuc.day June IA tie 18th year Of 30 s9''
Joserh s Taylor -
III, erds md acquana4c,s AMI those Of his fi,hef
n M. brother. william II a-i Edwerl {. Isyi = his
u,e. Grorve g. end Edward ;. Taylor Frederick X lee
and J. W ; How respectfully invited - tttena "
fsrerl this aHernoou o'clock from - Stephens C1uch
Brooe corner Chry te whore the funeral service,
be performed after which the remains Will be inferred
in the Cemetery in Second street
TIFFINAt Fatont0wu y. J. Wednesday June 10 J1dse
George Eston Tfin formerly Merchant Richmond Va
III ativ-. friends and those q The family respectfully
invited funeral from hs late residence on ssar
day morning next at 10 o'clock.
Richmond Va, papers please copy.
WFLLCOM8-On Thursday morning jane H. ofconsump on,
William Welcomb Of John Welcomb, formerly Of
Flushing ~.
Tie relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited 20
attend his funeral Saturday al O'clock from lie late reel
eeuce No. IA Eas, Thirteenth street.
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DIED.

BALLOON "Wednesday morning June TO- Eliza Jane Bale
aged years and 2mOnths.
DFLANAN-At Bason Saistoga County Saturday JGre
Of scarlet Ellen Hardin aged years June Henry
Wallace aged months, children Of Edward C. and Haette
DECKER-On Tuesday night sumo g. Margaret A. wife o H.
Decker daughter OF the late Ball in the 9th u
her age.
GILLEsPIE-on Wednesday June TO- Daniel Gillespie.
HATCH-At wechester Penn, Thursday June H. John
Hatch, in The 9th year Of his age
Funeral on Saturday.
Father sleeps the sleep death, only awaken in that world
Newburgh and Connecticut papers please copy
HOWLAND-Wiiain W; How land jr., drowned at Farming
Conn, Wednesday June 8 in the l4h year his
eldest Of VIM w and r. becca 4. Rowland Of this
7 city, relative. and friend. Of the family invited
West ThIyseoond 'trect, Saturday 18th inst\at 5
O'Clock, without further invitation
HAHN-On Wednesday June 10. Henretta Hahn wife Of
Nichaus Hahn, aged q years and mouths.
MENTOR "Wednesday, June 10 Edward De Costa Chipmau
aged p years and months the only Of Mr. Mary Kent
LEE-In Pennington. Ohio, Thursday April Mr. Ablh
Lee, IN the sGA of his leaving large train Of &c
the late Col Roswe Lee former Superintendent Of the L.
Army.
McMULLEN-ln Brooklyn, on Wednesday. June TO- Ann,
wife q James Mculeu and daughter Alexander and
Campbell, aged ~ years and months.
peral from her fathers residence No street
ineSy 4 0,oek M AID also the Members Of ws'1ts,
City Lodge. No. {, A P. A.
MARTIN-On Wednesday Juls 10 Jane Maria oldest dausl-
Of joseph Eliza n Martin aged IS year. and
months
MoRAN0n "Wednesday. june 10 Michael Of William aud
Mary Moran, aged IL yeals, r,Sth and ~ days
MAsoN-on Tuesday Jun 9 Ellis wife Of john Mason in
the 37th yeOr OF her age.
MORGAN-At DaIitr Ga, Tuesi,y, May 10 Nathan.-l
Morgan OF New Loudsu Ssaian fell from timber
and was drowned
O'GRADYOn "wednesday, JnOe 10 Of consumption, Mary,
wife of Henry OGrady In the sab year OF her
sTENENSAt Hotoken, "wednesday June 10, John c.
stevens. in the I'D year q ia
ms relatives aud friends invited stteud his funeral with
cat further invitation 81 Paul. Church Hohoken
uioSy next at o'clock, His remains will be deposited
Temporarily the Al Msrfs Church levy
Previous 70 remo, al 20 South Amboy.
skIrH-On Wednesday, June TO- Merri; Smith in the Ash
yegI Of his
The RELATIVES and friends requested to atrnd his funeral
front ms Aie resdeuce No 22 West Nineteenth street o
friy, l2fh INST \, O'clock without further invita-
Buffalo and California paper. please copy.
sTACK-On Tuesday. June g Catherine siCe Of Michael
ssek Of GurrAne fAsh OF rrsles County Merry Ireland in
the f6ib year " Der sse.
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Passengers Sailed

In The steamship CITY Of Wahingtoa for LireypooM aud
Mrs Oruopd sister and children Miss Elliott Dr. Cockrsa
Capt Lscrsu, Mr. Fenne lady child and servant H.asA
ton ESQ LADY, child aud servant John O. Dale lady and
servant MI Sinclair lady and child. Mr. and Mrs Note Mss
L. Meyer and Miss Meyer. Mr. and Mr.. Fart Mr. and Mn
raw Miss Elmer Mrs Gather, Mr. Leslie and Lady Nj. tia
and lady Nj Spencer, lady and child M, MeLsassln
Mrs. Waterford Miss Lsdd Mr. :. B. Ladd, Mr. Nixon and
lady g. Renak and lady Mis-. Higgins Mr. J. Higgins y D.
SON esq the Misses Goiug, Miss Laird, Mrs r. Turner
Mrs. &. Plat Mrs; Jesaerum John kns'sn $50 Ms.'Is
Parker Turner Niiken, Reilly Bro, Lonsmaa, Denhsm
Jack.oh, Helecu Ben Lrsu rimnIu-, Wl.oI, c'Sysil
Uussey Downes, Smith, wilkins 4 Bro, Thwsites, Ward
T,nson Gallagher, HiggeHbotaIn. Gibin Bradshaw, FAN
ONesl, Brown, seguiue Artoni Aesle. Isatsnsnn o.s
Blown Wright, LampsoD Eagle Smith, Mathew, Coiard Act
ling CoweT Frost HERBERT Sancros 0enin' Coser Fan
shaw LoIieI LNy, Hammond Watson Calhoun koe,asoa
Siugl,try Metey Reinhadt Galley Artock Jones nlns
Kelly Mis- Their DIR Mycrssch, Dr. Cochrane Dr Lswf. "
Woodward DR.. Duer. Capt Rawns and lady Metsnsuh'
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Pnssenacr. Arrived.

In N. ssean ship Canad from LireypootM Tate and lsdy
Mr. Rsimeker and lady MI Hoffman snd lady tsirSna
adv aud infant Miss Stephens Capt Nye and lady Miss Ne
Jas sennot Miss sennot Miss sennot, Miss lennox oa
lard Mr. Mas j. Eoord, G. Carr, w. Heye Mr. Hudeiesss
j. De Rasset, J. CochrsDe, the Hon j. n Mlier Nell
vane w Wthus Mr.. Lennox aud maid servant, r. haIra
Newhsl T. kurck, j. &. Kruse A: Hshel, sch,fer hs
Thorn son and lady O. r. Everett Mr. Moore, Chansy
Grsdsnd Mir Whtehouse and Lacy. Mr. Brown IT, and lady
g n. Anderson, Mr. Wahd, Mr. Coles, RM lnberg SulS-
Walla,t A. Gardener q. w. Dickson, X smith, u, ~
stursburg and friend Mr. Mckenzie, j. M smith Psfk w
Brown, Mr.. O'Byrne, A. SAIschage Mr. Hutchinson MI
Horsinann V. ToEteo. Total, a. An
In he steamship dydgofTom Bremen and Soutaanpn-
b. Nsgh Mr. ElsngeT, Mr. Meyer, Mics kabitsch MT bon
sset Mrs Kirsch and SON Mr. kohlsdorn and three
Mr. and Miss Griswold Mr. HOlzmeister, Mr. Bloch, Mes.t
Ziernbery Alter Holmann Mtacher Meyer and wlis, "
Rev MI Shee, Miss Cote Mr.. SPRING Mr. frsnens MI
Rofe Mr.. KaIber Miss Mittendorf, MessIs DEFY huci
Cosard Evans and wife, Duycher Hortz HeniJ Osne
Wife Rci ard wife Charles Eames faehn soh so
servant Aessersmh and ghter. Miss Spila koh D. o
nat Miss Booker Miss Cameron, Mr. William Il! IN tine SCI
ond cabin and 257 steeTage.
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CDIrPT CAIFNDAp-TpIs DIy.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COrRT.-NOs. 20, ., %,
80 81, "A. z, "A. IL, ia ll5, ZIG. - - 900.
sO8i SO $685. 76i $3.50 SO2S $3.50 329 sS7 S5s 243l 1901
1888. - -
SUPERIOR CoURT-Tria Term.-Nos. Col, 7OS, 709,
10 g. 64 6O2 43I CPL Goo 63 &C. 603 IT, 667 3 l7a
7O5 4s4 7O4 Ssh I2 ILL., 664 665 lis, Gg7, AS, g. 8 1874
G6 5ss 1883 CO., Ol 1871 $751; 500 1871 29 $50 53 l02 675
CorRT OF COMMON PLEAs-NOs. 1904 1906, 1926,
I0.7 1923 1851 to 1895, 1887 1889 to 1860, S73
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK
Cleared.

ship-Mddesex, Parrilee, -, Tapscott Co =.
Bark. A. Rswlins Whitney, Savannah, Wihism'
uion; overland Stetteman, Bremen, Stanton hoisr,'
Mernion Sater New Orleans N H. Brigham Kathleen ipI
Dinsdale 81. Mays McAulh, Wheeloek oreyi loeAs@
Ames B,li1e, Dill kroell srx.
Bhss-Anselne Avery, Terry, Pictoul Perkins, ~ ~,
cross Coom-, Turks Island, Meicsf Dnncan - passs
Buck DaTen WIN Ingalls, Enterprise, Gnndel "hinns''-
II. y. Brookman Go. g. 1, r.i
schooners-John Boston, Lingo Savannah scranton III
nan. w Webster Bennett CharestOn, Seranton -
rnsn jos Ward Baker, Philadelphia Jas. Hand Co 70.
rnoke Munro Washington, b. Blossom SOM ., - =
:, aman Norfolk Sturges Chairman CO. Oeofe, hLsstt
Londonderry, J. s. Whitney Co. Village Belle reaInh
New Haven master; Howard Loyet Boston, " Ls D :,
Co j. d. Rossett Brewster, Wilmington. Doinst ..
ter: : Adams Chase Bridgeport Jas Hand Co.. ho''''
Coker Portsmouth, s. W. Lewis Co.
Sloop-Poiutsr -, Providence, >. Kenny - ma
Streineus-sophia. Fly PhiadePhiaj Delaware e'peN ~
ad. lpLis Philadelphia and New.YOrs Nav. Go.
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BROOKLYN CITY CoURT-JusE 1l.-Before Judge


ACTION FOR THE VALUE OF CERTIFICATE OF STOCK.
VIM b. Scott ct al The Williamsburgh Gas Light Co
The former President of the Company, as alleged,
issued certificates of stock in 1858 without authority of the
Company the entire capital having prev
ousy been issued Of these certif fell into the poe
session plaintiffs The CompaSy refused payment as the
issue by the unauthorized. The given
10 the jury and verdict for S3639 80 brought in fof
the rlaintin being the full amount Of the claim.
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Receipts Of Produce. &.

Bv North Rirsr Bodis-6749 bb Flour ass 6ash wA.a,
900 bush Corn. Ss7 pkgs. Whisky. 300 bass oil Meal
Nv Ere Rairoad-a0 bhls Flour 09 do Provisions q IA
Whisky SIS pkgs Butter ~ do Cheese u DO Tobacco 2
sides Leather S7S Hides $50 Hogs
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Total....s5.H6. 50
Increase 40 2 cent?.

From official tables made up at the Treasury De-
parimeIt, Washington, it appears that the imports
and eIpors at the six principal collection districts
namely, Boston, NewYork, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
New. Orleans and San Francisco, for the first three
quarters of the fiscal year ending March 81, were as
follows:
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AHiYsxi.

n s,esD,.bin Canada shannon Liverpool May o. x5
D. M mdse and passengeTs u tunnd "a as1sn1s -
,.de Sandy Hook all night in eon,eqa.noe OF thea tE ~
81 Al ~ passed steamship Europa from Boston T''
S,r.m.Iin Jamestown Parrish. Richmond and Norfolk
tuI,.. md nss.epg,rs 20 LuGlaTu Peasants. ,
S,esm,bip Arago (Br scFew) Benson, Bremen May y 80
southsupou Goth ndse. sni S passenger. to c H. sssi
3ls Ist 40 s. lon. q H. ship B1dymon bouad ~.
SANG day saw ship Lady WbafDcf of London bound ca
Jrur s. a 4g 90 lon 80 o. ship Ryiere bOand snl
Jure lat = II, loI. d &C. sdp Wyoming, from Lsf,
rr bound June g l0t. Al % lon 81 80 snip N'
tiofal Of Bath bound West.
Ship John Bright Cutting Liverpool May mdsc sns ps'
s.ngef. 70 Williams GuioB. i NJ anchor al Qaarsntins
ship Old England lcf Bath Del1o Cardiff May fs1foal
iron 20 master. spoke nothing on the passage.
Ship Msssrte (Of 1komaston). Watts, Liverpool ag
ndse and so passengers 10 Snow Burgess JnDs % az
sable spoke .ehr Essex. NArshal from Belfast, Me- w.
10o0 fish.
Bhs James Gray tof Newburyporl Plumer Rots'ss.s
j. g. snchor N the Ocean House IN fHsoms We
when 'he dragged into fshons, and was t0wed on y
tus jacob Bell. -
Biz Grenada Gbbs Messns April 10 fruit 70 Hove. cs
June lat go Ion. 70, spoke ship Nonpsreu, from
for Philadelphia. :. La.
Bre Hsrfien (Br) Green HsrhOr Brtton, ". ~ u -f'
fs. and oil 20 Rowland Aspinsal =, -
Brig Token MAYO Franklin 10 days, spsTs 20 Geo snp@'~
Bng Cafharns Nichols Loud. Eixs scthport, fnt saen
Big Isaish (of s.. John N. b. Fitzpatrick Lnssn y
seLr yans.l. snow Rlizsbethpor, for Boston. -
Scbr Ann Denmsn Bssl. JOts,pOr days, lunbr 70 p''
son h Co. n.
Steamer Delsw Cops, Philadelphia and SsPe -
hours mdse 70 y Perkins All
s,,sUer Westchester Clark Providence w
steamer wuIrsuita Nye. Ner Bedford. N
WlND-At sunset, s. w. and fresh cloudy. tf
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MINIATURE ALMANAC. THIS pAy
4:z8 1881 Moon-hises III 20 N
HISH wATER....THIs DAY.
Sandy Hook e;5e Gov Island 10: l9m Hell Gate OS
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81. , you might say the WHISPERS seemed 70 be dyed
Esct
Adr ps1,d 90 % O'clock this morning:
IL Is Thought the cotes,ars viii finish their evidence
.y.
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Dec...... So % 10 Dec. 5000 p De- ss5 ~ Al
The annexed liable viii show the earnings Of the
read for the first eight months Of the present fiscal
year, as compared with those of the corresponding
r.r;od Of d previous
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d,nse,hat IL Jsdre Russell after hi. estir1ony o-mo'
row morning the summing up to fhe Jury "hi r"mn'Loe
Adjourned 20 II o'clock Tomorrow morning
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during the pas; month compared with those OF the
same mouth last year:
Main Stem Wssh'n Brau-h. TOtAl.
Nav lg6........ IN - q stle,- W %+tsols -
NJ. IGj7........ SIS - 05 5s.le- - ot5,s0 ~
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SUPERIOR COURT-sPEcrAL TERM--June ll.-Befoe Judge
BosWORTH


Mofstt agt Mohstt aud wife.
The plaintiff has failed to establish any cause of
action stated complaint and the material allegations of the
proved BE- JUDGMENT is ordered
IT. favor of The form of 1t will be settled by
either party 10 the other
Peter q. Evans agt. Charles Illus.
The plaintiff is entitled 10 of the defendant
a4792 being Of the bond sued upon with interest
from its date 10 the pTeseut time.
Griffin agt Judson & CranstOn.-OrCer settled
Bliss e al. agt Noyes
Motion 10 vacate order of arrest denied with 81
costs To be included the Judgment. Judgment ordered for
plaintiffs by ras Of defendants failing deur utn twenty
daVs Of summons.
Cornell sgt Anderson & Danton.-Bill OF exceptions
re settled.
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,Is,Le.. .CARrrrLLY REPORTED FOR Tar TRIBUNE.

THURSDAY, June II, 1851.
ASIFs-rhe market firm the advance. the inquiry is
fair sales of ca bbs 81 Is for Pearls aud IS p for Pots
COTTON the Cauadas there has not been
change elected The reach 1900 bales including 5000
tTausitu We repeat yesterday prices;
ca
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-SPEcIAL TEEM-JrNs IT,
Before Judge BRADY.
DECISIONS.
The Fire Department agt. VIM Hinckenbothem.-
Motion 10 open default granted payment Of costs &c
The People, ex re agt. Benjamin French-Attach-
ment ordered.
Joseph Noble ct al. agt. Tue North American Gutta
Percba Company Motion granted.
Catharine Putray agt Aanson s. Booth.-Motion
,eIied without costa
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sLooP suaE.--This morning sbost O'clock ssop
unknov n bile In tow Of the steamboat Pseihe' .Sa
Pier No z r, under aud sunk a rs~.,eoss
The stesrssr City Of Washington, Kennedy UI
..il, AZ M with 1871 cabin and lsy storage ~
nd moderate cargo. She took on; eliz'ss n ~ 4
risLt.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-07-03

THE SHOOTING AFFAIR IN V1CKsBuRG.-We men
toned yesterday that named Neil, or Cornelius
Mccoy, shot negro on Sunday last, in Vicksburg,
and afterwards made his escape The Wing, of Tues
day. thus relates what followed:
Mccoy was arrested by Marshal Pagan, but not dis
armed, and taken before the Mayor, where after a
preliminary examination, he was remanded to prison.
We learn that he refused to go, drew bowie.knfe,
did not go, and finally made his escape
Intense excitement prevailed throughout yesterday.
At II o'clock very large meeting assembled at the
Courthouse, at which Gen. B. S. Tappan presided
and D. Walker, Esq. officiated as Secretary. com
mittee, consisting of Thos. A. Marshall, John A.
Klien and A. B. Reading, Esqs., were appointed to
take testimony, investigate all the facts and report tc
adjourned meeting, to be held at O'Clock in the
evening At the appointed hour, the court room was
thronged with our best citizens
Gen. Tappan took the chair, and the report of the
committee, censuring in severe terms the faithess
ness and culpable negligence of the City Marshal
was read and unanimously adopted.
At a meeting of the City Council, held last even
ing, resolutions condemning Marshal Pagan were
adopted, after which he was permitted to resign.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-07-03
g0fal gntelIigeltte.

LOOK OUT, SAUSAGE EATERS Having given the
dogs due warning against the ychned sasages distributed
70 them by the police and numbers of dogs having already
fatally degared that warning consider our duty
to feowcitzens for dog ta.
sasages made of puyerzed dog We mean to mpugn
the honesty of The regular sausage makers by any hut
then such things as dog made at different
times In the worlds history and what happened once may
happen again. What HARM therefore, we make it
point to know just now whilst deunct
dog is SO abundant and cheap,
sTABBTNG AFFAIR-A man named F. Wahauser
was badly stabbed last evening, the steamer
Pennsylvania He taken the Charity Hospital where
hswound was considered very dangerous \ named
Simon Manning arrested accessory stabbing
the principal having made his escape
SECOND DISTRICT SCHOOL BoARD.-The new Board
of School Directors organized Wednesday evening Mr. L.
Chawe chosen President Mr.. A. Cassard Secretary; Mr.
Aphonse Canonge Superintendent and Mr. Didier Mnot Ser
geant-at- Arms.
| BABY SCALDED-A child of Mr.. George Gamble,
residing at the of Esan Fields and Greutnen Streets
badly caded Wednesday afternoon by the upset
kettle of boiling water in the Fireplace whilst sitting
the floor close by. The little tng-a cherub boy
months odwas scaded from the waist down. and yesterday it
not expected survive The house being opposite the Re-
office stepped little sufferer The
very touching behold The child lay in
the midst of the bed, enseless, and buried in coon
father croucing side, holding the little hands
the mother The opposite side holding the other
replacing the whenever was kicked aside by the
skiness little mbs whilst sympathetic neighbors hovered
around doing all that had to be done could
from the bed Every stranger that stepped in taken for
doctor by the about the door, and besged
tions and eNclaations coming Do you think itl
Doctor" How is 1T nows" " Poor little darling what
pity !" "oh dear it's such sight =. etc. etc. There are
few things that bring human feeling effectively
| than scisded baby
| UNLuoKY DRIvERs.-Daniel Green was thrown
from his dry ana badly injured Wednesday evening by
collision Of his vehicle with another Julia John
CESS was thrown from his wagon the Common shell
road on the same evening by the sampe of his horse
severely hurt He had been dustng carpets the St
Charles Hotel Both the sufferers admitted Chart,
| Hospital.
RECORDER STrTHs CouRT.-David l.. Van Oster,
examined yesterday charge of perjury alleged
been perpetraed in swearing before the Recorder the m
u that he knew his brother Joseph Osern 10 carr
knife other concealed weapon On the ground that
swearing material the ther involved the &C
cused discharged
VIM Sullivan sent before the First District Court for
falling liquor whou license 81 The Of Tocae- and De
lord streets, Bail sreG.