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purchases making very prices
the sales included $50 bags Rio at O Gc $50 bags Java at
FLOUR AND MEAI-wth fair lOc. and moderate export
prices Of the grades better The better grade.
without important change the arrivals Of t these are far and the
for common to good State and Illinois Iowa Michigan
81 5a 50 Is for good to choice extra Ohio 81 T5a $40 for st.
Louis brands 81 a So 3 for extra Genesse and 10 for
the arrivals limited supene is of market
bbl. extra brands ass Southern Flour without
Indies particularly good shipping brands the sales 1880
bills asa 81 60 for mixed to good brands Baltimore &C.
steady small sales - @Ss Corn Meal Ia
400 bbl' at ga 81 10 for Jersey and
FIsn-Owns to the high. stocks offering no whole parcels
from the at - ~ s for George, MacFere
are in light ,,Ses and previous priees are ,S,ained
prime Mw.9ise Club e g, Rye firm the supply T.
ley Malt are dull and 5omns os. are more plenty and
yer freely and with home demand prices are d3c
lower for mixed and nominal for Southern yeow the sales
sound and ssas1c for Southern and jersey yellow
GUNNY BAGS AND CLOTH-We take the following from
a aat h1 81 a s ri S.lay IL
months held the latter There has been consdera
S ss ss IL Sa1 ss Ts tho
first Of July have been purchasing quite freely and the
comprise $50 bales than fb average l2c and
5000 or 1000 bales light and heavy cloth, ranging from 10
close at Isle under which price there Offering
and heavy and extra Cloth the stock Of which very light
holders ash Halle, six months"
HIDES hrmsr and there good d. mand for the
sales of $40 Southern at &c. they We take the fol ow
ing from Messs. Terry Bros Circular
There has been good demand for Hides from the trade
during the past week and the transactions have been
scale than for many weeks previously The decided i'm
which he's taken place in the features Of the Leather
market within few days. has stimulated buyers Of Hides
take hold Of large parcels advancing the price Of Onoco
&c. Porto Cabelo to Ntc and others in like proportion
which prices further purchases csnrot be made The
cool weather that has prevailed during the has greatly
favored the working in Of Hides which will also in
account for increased demand this time. Beside
these things of the trade ortyns themselves
anticip aiec higher prices"
HoPS-The transactions are small but prices steady;
quote IA l2c for choice Eastern and Western
HAYThe inquiry is fair for shppng sales Of 40 bales
7Od soc y lG n.
IRONScoteh Pig is in moderate request steady rates
sales 100 tuns a. s3 small lots from store command
$3l 50d $50, 6 mos.
LEATHERA moderate busnes Is doing very free price.
in Hemock Sole Oak is firm bot quiet
LIMEWe hear of sale VI 100 bbls Rockland az
Tic. Lump Is quiet at 81 ID /.
M0LAssES-There very little movement prices are nom
iBsl sales of 70 hhds English In bond export private
terms =
NAVAL sTOREs-sprts Turpensine Is In measer supply
and with LIMITED receipt. prices have again mPIoved the
compnse ~ bos in merchantabe order at T7c cash aud
40 DO IN shipping order a. &c., cash. closing buOyan Crude
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IL In light stock and prices remain hrn Common Ron MA
demand under favorable foreign sdvise but VIA
rate, sale. scc bb at rs y $40 NJ delivered The sda
Grades only Dg In small parcels TO the trs and
there Is hardly much buoyancy manifest a. les, buyers
inactive, and with good stock Offering the markets one~has
depF, ssed. ,
6iLs-The market for oil kinds Ia quite auruid Hnseed d
duand heavy with only small sales II American a. 79d4
Crude Whale !. quiet but 6n passl.y, "a, hanSsoae OF
81 25asi 80 Lard OIL is quiet. but firm q. i5asi IS
cash and mos fer prime Western Winter and occ % no.
for 10 good city Olive IN far re9Is.. ~ eaN
npR0VIsIoNsThe demand for Pork Is fair and par, .pecu
, Int 4, irregular rates the arrivals limited sales Of 400
ssls At go 80 fcI Ms,; sis lSssIa p t.E Primes
M Of NSysnts . q y 20 sS sSss for coss1,
a.ss SIC sea II for Repscssd Chicago Mess and sI7 90
si'fOI Extra 90 Prms ss Bacon sS NATIVE a. s
isc Cut Meats steady sales OF ~ hhds gaste for
sIcudcr. and ioldc for .u. Lard rm put not ,cts'e
.aes Of 81 pkss and ties at 4a Butter !. in FAIR d.u.d
md Is steady aes of Ohio at 70lc and State 81 sG5
Ch.ese is sslsble at ga 1Oic. ,s., u.
The market Is firm, and there some little 10
opjry in part for export Refined dull and nomna SAILS
Of 80 hide Cuba Mucoyado at Sa!s,; q mus Meada It
SSaaTThe market is a shade eascr-the demand is Ar;
sales Of $50 sacks Ashton fine at 81 IS.
SAITPETER Boston the market IL hm ior THIS arsees
ssirs II SIS bags at Sic and 2T bags at sc d. mes
TEAS are very quiet prices Of oil kinds both Green snd
HsrYs are firm the news frora Europe inducing
more loo uiry and mness sales of H. 900 10 a'c Tor
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Z still in meager supply consequently all
prices the clip rgin 70
come In more freely dealers anticipate lower rates teresn
~ go bss washed NsdtensVean Syrian and 50 DO
washed Syrian have been effected on terms no. naas
but be at slightly reduced rates from those obtained
market is rsther easier the supply fair es
Of LOCO bbls. at 81 Sc for ONO and fn'"h
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SHIP FANNY FORESTER hence for New Orleans ashore
the Bemni Bank. previous to June 49, but got
dschaIere portion Of her into wreke She
proceeding to Nassau in charge of the wrecker June 10
EDWARD Of Boston is reported gone lahore
few days previous TO June 49, on the Bemin snd and
total loss.
CAPT HOWARD, of bark Della Chaplin hence az New Orleans
reports having the 18th June o'clock D.
80 Ion Is 80 bright light appearing like large Of
cending from the horizon and visible two three minutes
supposed to have been q vessel FIRE. Z. "A
TIE BANK previously reported having been wrecked
Pedro Shoals "auet be the Lanets,
eff Saco Capt Jordss from Aspnwa May % for Cienfaegos
subsequently sumised Captain Jordan In
ol TO the United States Consul Kingston Ja dated Savanna
10 Mar, June says" On the night Of May "a she was
wrecked on the new shos blowing heavy and thick weahe
In thirty minutes after she struck the went over the
side We remained the wreck dsyno land or rock
above watr IN eight On the 9Th calm, cher boats
stoye we built raft Of the spar On the morning zh
breeze came from the westward and SAIL Juue
we were picked up and landed this place. nine in number
avery feeble state have oop TO take myself and
mate to ksston Jamaies BY Of the wreck We
can get few Of things The Collector ths port rendered
us every assistance to make comfortable We shall get nd
Of all the here aud by the fret vessel leaves
for kington the rest will be there" BY Ewood
Walter esq., Secretary Of the Board Of Uadsrwdtessl
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPERIOR COURT-JuLY s.-Before Judge BoswoRrH.


DECISIONS.
The Accessory Transit Company agt. NJ. Garrison.
Commission granted to examine orally witnesses 10
be named in it, e R. S. "a TO 49, inclusive, ID edition.
and Code lift becomes necessary and can be
shown the liberty examine other witnesses than those rst
purpose. rowing commission will not be granted.
Stewart ag- Lamb ct al
Plaintiff is assignee Of a Judgment recovered by
Homer ag Lamb, Oct; H. 1852 for $5S5 81 defendaes
Ss975 ~ which lands Of Lamb in Clinton and Franklin
Counties have been sold defndn Aburd purchased part
ano defendant Hnsdee McCoy attorney purchased the resi-
due The motion for injunction RESTRAIN the Sheriff
conveying Aburd and Hnsdae lands they
Be denied because. II McCoys judgment without
deIaon there allegation that Aburd had office of
Is not bona de purchaser that Lamb had creditors
the time MoCoy's udment recovered But it is denied
sufficient papers and giving security required by r
IS7, sec. Ia, and p. 1870 gee. Isl
Beers sgt Lyon.
Motion 10 refer granted. The counter claim con-
sng OF professional services and dsbursed aud the
items and amount being controyered the action is reTsbe
Is Sand 7 and Duer SIS and 6C II parties do agree
upon referees the Court will appoint them.
Brown agt. Richardson Woods
The execution may be set aside paying To the
levied enough to the judgment aud made himself
ponnoe oI the sale seePne OF the property he entitled to
Deitz GuilAume, survivors, kc. sgt. Switzer.
Motion TO set aside the Judgment is denied, with $40
costs The statement which the
a substantial compliance with the Code.
Morse agt Knox. executor
The complaint was regularly dismissed The only
iugs be sct aside payment Of the
and of the subsequent proceedings and ~ opposing
ton may be set ASIDE on those terms they not
Piled with the motion Is denied with 81 costs The Of
the action viii not be determined this motion aidayts
Irsmnaun agt. Gels Q. a.
The inquest was regularly taken. A regular pro-
A such proceeding IL may be set aside payment the
costs The jane Trn and Of subsequent poeess and Of
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Steamship Columbia Berry, Liverpool June a. 2p m, %dse
eS Sa1f June s1
with ship bound e. showing red blue and white signal
xassc;n from Londqs for StS 10
stean,biY ROsnS5e Couch, Portsmouth. sc mdse. and
exchanged signals with steamship Jamestown hence for Nor
last cebsO. % iii, pert repairs. o'''
n f .n g. a.en s s, sss III sSg
ss y a. Ii @ Calcutta for s with $
der at same time signal, with BI ship Csnat
% P for %
IS lon s "a E. exchanged signals with an American clip
iron order July lat S. lon &c. passed
Ship con.itatic., Iad Liverpool p days. d.s and 50
nsn. Albert sn o sf r S.
P:::.. ss I:ss r. g Ri !;
the Bank, since which nothing but light winds and foss
&c. 70 Layn Halbut Sailed in company with ship. Mar.
tia l. Ward and wsstninster; both for New. York
Bark Monmouth Warner Cold Spring. in tow Of steamtus
b:l cW5S:s wIS;Sw New Haven for Philadelphia
SchI John fI Fra Allen RondOC 6. Providence While
PUN s .hI of Deby which Sve II ss
bulwsrks carried the b stay and did other damage
schr Broadhed, Fisk Boston days, inseed to q. A.
schI VIM. Sanford tof New Haven't Chase, BsracOs y
heavy N Z. gales.
Scfr. Maria Pike Is masted) Apologize Wilmington N c.,
Is days lumber and naval stores to Mr.. Nickerson.
scI MIy Queen Ca Talbot BsEmsd. day. pO.tSs. and
bark Pearl hence, for Demarara.
sehr r. H. Abbott Smith, Warrington, D. c., days, buoys
for Navy Yard
sshr sawyer Ty Huston s. John b. via Homes. Hole.
IA DAYS, pailings to Smith BoyntoD.
Scir N. x. Dresser Atkins Port Even, for Boston,.
Schr. Louisa, Neady Gardner, Me. 49,. ... IA
Schr. Grace Darling Carr Albany, for Providence ?.
Steamer Totem Ramsey, Baltimore ~ hours mdse 10 II. b.
Cromwell. 40. II p
sAlLED-steamshps Illinois Boses, Aspinwall; Florids,
Crowell saysnnsh; Nashville, Even. Chareston.
WIND-Durns the day, s. S. Z. - .H
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SECOND BOARD. ~ AZ
ioi iiOo Nh so An. In. n. II. 40 ~
MONDAY, July 6-P. ".

MONDAY, July o. NJ
The week opens with great brightness on the Stock
market-the buoyancy which we noticed as happen
ING on Friday afternoon has increased to-day and the
market has assumed a strong tone. Residing has adj
yanced q; Erie 1; La Crosse 5per cent; Michigan
Southern | Der cent; Cleveland and Toledo u per
cent: Milwaukee and Mississippi 81; New-York Gen.
trail q; Michigan Southern, preferred stock, oPer
cent; Cumberland l. Chicago and Rock Island ~
Michigan Central I, and Galena and chicago 81 per
cent California State 7s, 1875, declined per cent.
The transactions were large andthere was heavy de-
mand for cash Stock. The announcement OF the large
increase of specie in Bank gave further impetus to
the market at the Second Board.
The Foreign Exchange market is dull to-day. Some
of the leading houses ask 1905 dl09 for Sterling bills,
but without obtaining it; aud some first-class bills
have been sold at 1904, which appesrs to be the
market rate Francs are quoted at 5.l51 5H!.
The Persia will take about $500, 900 in specie on
Wednesday.
Freights are steady, with more doing. To Liver
pool the engagements 5000 BUSH Grain at 3D. in
bags $50 tierces Beef on private TERMS 4Ouns Tallow
at 5s 900 bbs. Rosin at AID. Cotton at IS. bale
To London 900 bbls. Turpentne at Is. I'd. a Is Cd
600 do. Spirits Turpentine at 4s S4s. 3D.; 500 do
Flour at Is 3d. 90 tierces Beef at 3s 20 hhds. To-
baccO at lbs. To Glasgow, 4SU Dds. hosin ae~s We
hear of several shipments of Corn but the rates have
not been made public. To Bremen, 4oO bbs. Shoe
Pegs at Is. Cd. 300 do. Rosn at Is. 3D. vessel from
Tros Pistols to London, with Deals at S5s vessel
of 1000 tuns chartered to load Deal from Bic to
London, at s5s.
The business of the Sub-Treasury was Receipts,
$4l6933 Os; Payments, $S337Os 90; Balance, 49,
9OO,2s3 50.
The money market is well supplied, and all approach
to strngency has disappeared on satisfactory secur
ties. The Treasury paid out to-day sS3 700 against
sil6933 of receipts, reducing its balance to
6, 500, 2s3 SO.
The movement of the Banks since Nov. /, 1856, has
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DIED..

ADAMs-In West Haven. VI Tuesday june ls fdropy
Mrs Ora Adams wife OF Horace Adams asea years
BLAKE-At his residence in Orange N j. Monday, July
g, the Rev John L. Blake, D. o. aged s. Year.,
Blake it,, invited TO attend the funeral at b. Marks
Church, "Wednesday 9th inst, at Il O'clock m Cars
leave New-York at III! returning leave Orange at ST.
CONWAY-OD Saturday, July after long and tedious i'll
ness Edward Convey, in the Seth year of his age.
COYLE-On Saturday July Francis Coyle aged 81 years.
DEZENDORF-on Sunday evening July scroals Charles
Henry only beloved Of Henry and Mary c. Dozen
DYAsOn Sunday, July of consumption Joseph B. Dyas,
Mary Frances Grsud daughter Of John and Alea Graud
The reayes and friend: Of the my respectfully invited
attend the funeral at the residence OF heT parents No. 70
GALLAGHER-On Sunday July Peter Gallagher in the
t9th year OF his age
HAKLEY-On Sunday July Sarah E., wife of John Hakley
HART-On Sunday July S. John +. Hart, Of Joseph w.
and Jane Hart sged year, 10 months and days
McCORT-On Saturday evening July T. Elizabeth McCort,
aged q years, months and Is days
NEEFUsOn Friday July Cornelius Neefus, jr, aged 80
REYNOLDs-On Second day, 9th inst, Ann c., wife Of
Richard NJ. Reynolds, in the 6l.t year of her age
to the funeral Fourth day "Wednesday 9Th inst at
2occk from her late residence, No. 40 Rvinston street.
RoONEYon Sunday July Patrick Rooney, native of the
OF sligo, Ireland
sHELLn this city on Friday EVENING J9y aged years
and 10 months Frederick r. Shell WEI Known ieaeIs IN
York University. - - .
Possessing delicate CONSTRUCTOR ana WIN most OF MS ne
occupied teaching he careful student OF nature ana has
pictures which favoraby with the most gifted Of
our Younger artists Extremely social In his habits and pleas
ing his address with kind word for every person OF every
condition. he parts with large circle OF sincere friends Pros
sted with his last days efforts in teaching the pupils Of the
&c In the country will be interested 70 know they
were not gotten by him his last hours Calling BY
name his partial dereuu he would cheer them onward
commencing sky the rocks and the water and encourage
them TO rely their exertions His thoughts particu
ary during the past few months have been turned TO
his friends consoled with the hope
gone that city where they have no need Of the
sup neither Of the moon to shine in for the glory Of God and
the Lamb the light thereof" .
TAYLOR-On First day, 7h month, h Jane wife Of Isaac
Taylor in the 3Sth year Of her age.
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully invited
to attend the funeral from her late residence No. Il Barrow
street on Third day, It'll inst. at o'clock p. m.
WITHiNGTON-On Sunday July s. Charles h. Wilmington,
of coBsum ption. aged months and days: -
WORTENDYKE-At his residence Goodwinville, N J.. on
Sunday morning, July Abram Wortendyke, IN the 9Th
year Of his age.
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vr,rL.,s Psported by TelegrapA.

OswEeo July 6-6 m-FLoua unchanged; sales orv ooa
a. Sc Sd 81 50 for common TO extra State WEAr hmer
saIss I 500 hush Milwaukee Club at ST. 45! 81 A. CoRd
quiet FREIcHrs hrmer: Corn &c and Sest ee 70
fush Wheat 500 bush CANAL EXPORTS: Loco ebs.
Flour 1900 bush. Wheat, 200 bush Corn ~
IIRASy July Go PM-FLouR steady, with small ssies.
WHy.T seady sales Of 1000 bushels at II for Chicago
Spring and ST Milwaukee Club CosN lover and aStye
with good supply; sales of $4,000 bush at eo4c or west
ern mixed afoat. WHISKY 3ld3lc. ...,,,
BUFFALO July &c M-FLoUR lower; sales 1o obls a.
sc asa sc Sc for superne Wisconsin, Sc - for extra
do sd 81 extra Ohio; So oG IS for double extra do
and Michigan WHEAT steady sales Is 600 bush at soior
sales go bush at eseoc closing at the inside price.
Ole for Com to New.Yak LAKE IMPORTS for the Y hours
ending todsy1ooo bbs Flour; eco bush Whest
6S zoo bush Corn 1900 bush Oats. CANAL EXPORTS for the
same me-I5 bush Wheat mostly to tide waters ~ 900
bush Corn do 900 BUSH Oats mostly TO the interior
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MARRIED.,

BURDICK-BAISDEN-O Monday, July at the parsonage
of Duane N. E. Church, by the Rev. b. ~ Adams
Lodowick Budick and Phebe A. Basden both OF Cromwell
Conn.
BROWNE-HULlN-On Friday, July s. in this city, BY the
Rev. Dr. Green Robert W. Browne, late Of Parsonstown
Kings County Ireland Mary b. only daughter Of the late
Rev. Alexander Huin Of NewYoIk
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES this city, on Thursday, July 2,
by the Rev. H. H. Blair the residence of the brides mother
James Miss Rebecss Emberson all Of this city,
HILL-PECK-A Johnson Vt, by the Rev James Dougery,
on Thursday July Mr. Chester X. Hill of Eden, to Miss
Lucia A. Peck of johnson.
HARDEN-DARROW-In New York. Thursday, July 2,
by the Rev O. ii. White, MIR. John Harden to Miss Mary
Jane Dsrrow both of New York.
PLANT-HOUGH-In New. Haven, Thursday, July 2, by
the Rev Edward Strong A A Plant esq, Of NegYork to
Miss Elizabeth NJ Hough daughter Of the late Rev. Alfred
Hough of Vernon, N. Y.
THOMsON-HOGAN-In Charleston s. c., on Tuesday, June
50 BY the Rev 4 j. Sullivan L. Thomson OF LONDON En-
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NEW-J.ERSEY ITEMS.

FATAL AccIDENr.-An accident occurred on Satur-
day at O'Clock p. m, to VIM. Ross, conductor on
the NewJersey Railroad, by which he was fatally in
iured He was in charge of the train which leh New
ark for Jersey City at that hour, and when it arrived
he was missing. 1t was then ascertaned that he had
taken up the tickets through about half of the train
locomotive was sent back in search of him, and he
was found lying by the track the Bergen Station
with bis head badly cut. 1t is not known what caused
the accident. lie was taken TO his home in Newark,
and was alive yesterday afternoon, but was not ex'
pected to live through the night.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. ..........J
Cleared.

Steamships Crowel, Savannah, s. L. Mitehll;
Nashville Ever Charleston, Spoford Tleson; Illinois,
Boggs, Aspinwall, III. .. Roberts,
ships-2nsars, Swift Calcutta Foster Nickerson Witch
Of the Wave Todd st Johns N b. G. H. Coffin Herald Of
the Morning, LOthrop San Francisco sutton Co.
Brigs-N. Stowers Showers, Boston, r. u. Buck Co. A.
liam, OBJ Kenny, Gibraltar T. A. Richards Johanna Dutl.
Sherman Cadz, Walsh. Carver Chase Franklin (Nespl.
Ruggins TefragoDa, Chsmberin, Phelps Co..
Schooneu-Union Wave Haynes Elizabeth City master
D. Trow bridge Morrow, Mnatitsn Weeks Moss NJ Hail.
Storer Jacksonville, master; Princess, Lowell Boston w.
Lewis Co Jos. Baker Wilson, Portland, Hartman Co.
D. b. Warner stetsop Chsrleston, McCiesdy Mott Co.
soor-F. Brown. Gardner, Providence master.
Bsrge-samuel, Adams, Baltimore.
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The net deposits have, however decreased ,s25 52s
being $65 1877 $50 for the week ending July A. against
So ,2l3,llO for the previous week. This decrease
is in consequence Of the large increase in the paid up
bank capital during the week. The returns show an
amount of s62 $50 1876 against &c. 36l 600 the pre-
vious Monday which is an increase of 81 5es 1886; but
two banks, namely the Metropolitan and the Bank of
New-York have not made returns, and these have at
least received another million Of dollars, making
total increase of So 200, 900 in the week. With all
this increase of capital and increase of 81 1856
specie, the banks have not increased their loans,
which shows great increase of strength.
The Nassau Bank has declared half-yearly divi-
dsnd of per cent, payable 18th inst, and the Mer
chants Exchange Bank one VI 4per cent. payable
10th inst.
The exchanges through the Clearing House to-day
amount to $3s, 996, 1922.
The Ner- Orleans Price Current, ID July, alludes
to large drain of specie on the banks, as follows:
There has been since our review Of lsst Saturday
morning considerable drain of specie chiefly for the
Wes, in consequence Of which the banks have been
compelled still further to decrease their line Of dis
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VIII aIers.

AT at Newport 80 bark Kathleen Amy Atlsuc Uses s
81 Helena May H. OF and for this port 81 mos OUT ssot
home on the voyage les bills ST. do. VII OIL ana iS,
Cape MAY DAYS from Boston for phlsdeiPhia
ch Rienz Provincetow day oat clean Inc kasnlesn
.tgrned in consequence of the sickness Oh osP- Amy WIN
African Coast fever. =
Spoken May 81 lat is 50 s. lon % 81 W. bark EnaeaS''
Horsey OF and for New Bedford oil not reported. ~ -
June 2s lat So lon SCH Chanticies Dyer sn
town 80 bba OIL lreports June ~ sca Ats A.
son Provincetowp 10 bbs Richard, fealH 10, ."
leshany, do, 6p bbls, ~ ID erf ssfsss
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The defendsn. being held % bail,
: required o. condition TO the re

AZ this notion The dcfendhnt H'I1 . u4l'
No fnr,Ssl security should be required " condition 10 the re-
lief granted l.. 80, p,.i., 4 lone.
I, .nonoh Wa disclosed TO make apparent that tue
5,. Gains, the deicndsn.s, which Dewey now moves
90 execution, could be enforced sc. % II the
~. now nendne sgsnst Dewey in favor Of the deendans
; Ia motion should be denied this Judgment mas
sn MEAD by Dewey counter claim in that actlo ro'
appesrs II may BE- eniorcb.e such counter g.
bonsh The little that does appear renders that point
Nm % wing an action at his peril the Judgment Enough
l. disclosed 10 make it inexpedient to grant leave to issue exc
cuton az present
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rtreet. 10 the Seventeenth Ward the City Inspector
having secured dumping ground" a; the foot Of
Sixteenth street.

PREsIsrArioS.-Th friends q Samuel Carter,
Chief Eugiueer Of the steamer Commonwealth, pre-
seDted him with foe gold watch valued at two
hundred aud fifty dollar, The fourth instant, IS
testimonial OF their regard for him as man and ap-
probation Of biz professional services OF the Norwich
Inc, which he has been connected with for the past
thirty years.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

BRUTAL AssAUL1-Louie Gillens was arrested on
Sunday by the Ninth Ward Police on charge OF
having severely beaten his wife and thrown her down
flight of stairs She was severely bruised, and it is
feared has sustained internal injuries. He was locked
I'D TO await examination.
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oou,,. thereby materially sugmer.dng the demand
co. mo, ey outdoors, and causing ne market to exhibit
~ ra,ber stringent character, Under these crcnm-
stances capitalists have een enabled to obtain aEseir
rates than before, and have now to quote s'rcy
,hs Transactions being Chiefly at the highest figures
fair or seconcass paper l2di4 and for other sraasS
from Is a Is per cent. per annun.