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PHILADELPHIA NEWS %

day since, from Marietta, who had been
working strenuousy for months to obtain it, re
ceived appointment clerk in the Post Office He
went to work Friday afternoon at o'clock, remain
on duty until O'Clock next morning lie endured
drudgey until about o'clock when he his
boarding house first having written letter of resignation
to Mr. Wecot The heat of the Office the glare Of the
gas burners and the exhaaOnS the surrounding al
leys too much for the countryman
The friends of John Brougham the dramatic teraeur
and actor will meet at Jones Hotel Chestnut street to-
night to conclude the preparations for complimentary
testimonial to him at the Walnut theatre during
the present week.
and abong force navy yard during present week
owing to the want of timber for the sloOp of Lancaster
1t is supposed that about 6G aborers and from
mechanics win be discharged.
At O'Clock yesterday morning the mercury in the
thermometer in the State House steeple indicated "a de-
At O'Clock in the afternoon it stood degrees
At2 o'clock Chestnut street the quicksilver
tanned the altitude of 90 degrees
On Friday afternoon officers Ellis and Kneass of the
Independent Police arrested Wm. Frazer as a fugitive
from justice from the State of New Jersey lie
at his residence, within about three miles Baltimore
brought to this city and Saturday more
cured in the Jail at MOrrstown from which pre-
yiously escaped At one time the fugitive in the
employ of Prince Murat at Bordentown, trainer of
horses and enjoys quite reputation the sporting
circles
Garden market to excite sympathy, exhibited child ap-
parently without Some of the ladies applied
aims believing there deception in it, took the infant
from her for examination 1t found that it band
aged about the body to conceal the and tightly
to almost stop the circulation of the blood The exhibi
ton created good deal of feeling among those who wit
messed it, and the mother pretended mother hand
ed over to the custody of the police.
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NEW YORK NEWS-JUNE %

The Police adquarters beseged yesterday with
visitors anxious to geta glimpse of the young German
countereter who figured cOnspcuOusly in the emetc
story The subject of these inqustoal gances deported
himself with becoming dignity and cooness Several at
early history but he SHE'D the questions put him beyond
alleging that he respectfully connected and that he
had never been convicted of any crime.
His downcast eyes and the partial conccament Of the
face did prevent visitor however from recog-
nZng IN him the persen of noted character in Phladel
pha, anu VINO had passed term in the Pennsy lvania
State Prison The prisoner very reluctantly confessed to
having seen the stranger before and having involun
tarly been compelled to work az cheap
stone State. The by which he known in Phila
depha, and the placed record as his in the Penn
sylvania State Prison books was Frederick W Nopes-
lie was convicted of passing Ounterfeit money Subse
quently it aScertaned had also had the dis
tngushed honor Of doing the state of New Jersey
al service by working for his clothes board for the
space OF two years in the confines of the Trenton Prison
The body of German girl sixteen years of age named
Sarah Rotschild who has been missing since the 18th
inst was found on Sunday night in the East river near
the foot of Seventh street. 1t that the de
ceased had been the victim of foul play and Coroner
Gamble who held an inquest upon the body Monday
made inquiries in regard to the rumor but could obtain
no evidence to sustain it. There marks of vio-
lence upon the body and the jury therefore led to
the belief that she had either committed suicide or been
accidentally drowned, and they rendered verdict to that
effect.
The noted Billy Muligan, who was expelled from Cali
forGia by the Vigilance Committee made assault last
evening upon Hiram n Webb leading member of the
Vigilance Committee in San Francisco. Mugan APP
preached Webb he standing in the bar of
metropolitan Hotel, and shaking his fist in his face,
claimed, You the man, who helped to drive
Of California;? He Immediately followed up his
remark with his fist, striking Webb several violent blows
his head and face.
The Joint Committee preparations for proper cele
braton Of the 4 Of July met yesterday afternoon when
number Of the Vetans of 1872 presented themselves
and asked for the usual appropriation The Committee
decided in favor of appropatng $3.50 the Veterans
der Col Raymond enable them celebrate the 4th-
The Treasurer stated that their divide any
portion of the appropriation not required for the ceeb
tion of the day among the needy members and
the burial of the dead.
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la W LNT'ELLIGENCE.

CRIMINAL CoURT.-IIon Henry Stump Judge
The motion in the case the State rs Maurice Giel
manindcted for selling liquor without license-t direct
the State to elect specific offence and to abandon the
other counts in the Indictment further argued
the Court yesterday by Mr. Whitney for the State and
advisement by the Court and opinion will be delivered
this morning.
SUPERIOR COURT.-Hon. Z. Collins Lee, Judge.-The
following business transacted yesterday:
Charles Butler surviving partner of Nathan Rogers u.s.
The Merchants Mutual Insurance Company of Baltimore
An action to recovered insurance freight per ship Van
daia Juror Withdrawn and case continued until the
term
The case of James Wright and Sarah Bryan rs Louisa
S. Wright administrators of Samuel J. Wright-ssues
from the Orphans Court of Baltimore cy-wil be taken
up to-day.
The Court will proceed further in the call of the
trial docket during the present term.
CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE CITY.-Hon VIM Geo
Krebs, Judge. The following business transacted
yesterday
William B. Watkins as Thomas p Rhodes and Others
injunction issued to restrain the defendants disturb
ing him in the possession of the house and premises now
in his occupancy. X. :. Matthews and r. D. Burns for
the complainant.
Charles H. Belts as Adeline Belts Petition filed for
divorce rincuo ,natrimOnii. F. D. Tormey com
painant.
COURT COMMON PLEAs.-Hon Robert n Martin,
Special Judge. The following business was transacted
yesterday:
Henry w. Casson and William W Webster cs William
WilliamSon-appeal from Justice Myers. Jury
adjournment of the Court with instructions return
sealed verdict
F. Muhnghaus rs. Taylor and Gardner-appeal from
Justice Myers. Judgment affirmed.
Samuel Ellingcr John Glees-appeal from Justice
Norris. Judgment reversed
Charles Lewison William Geiger-appeal from JUS
tice Jolly. Not concluded.
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Police Intelligence.

Pat. Murphy arrested yesterday by officer Wiley
for disordery conduct. He taken before Justice
Mearis and behaving in the Office in outrageous man
ner fined s5 and costs for contempt of Court in
default of payment he committed. fine was sub
sequently paid, and he released security to keep
the peace.
William Htzeberger was arrested last night by officer
Talbot charged with treating his wife tearing her
clothes. Justice Mearis released him security for
Court.
James Roany was arrested by officers Stanford and
treating his wife and breaking furniture
about the house He was committed for Court by Justice
Mearis
Officer Eldridge arrested last night Mrs. Mary c. Stan
ton the charge of stealing two brooms valued at %
cents the property of James h Turner Held for hear
ing by Justice Mearis.
Sergeant Cook yesterday arrested on bench
named Jacob France, charged with having escaped
Maryland Penitentiary 1t appears France
with others escaped from the institution
years ago and euded pursuit For other crime how
ever he was again arrested tried and sentenced to the
Penitentary a certain time which last
ly expired when he would discharged He will
be tried for escaping during the term of his
He committed to Jail by sheriff Creamer
Officer Guthrie Monday night arrested John Fisher
the charge of insulting females the street. he
taken before Justice Audoun, who committed him Jail
in default security for his future good behavior
Officer Herbert yesterday arrested James Grace
sauting William G. Lawson, and also William G. Lawson
for assaulng James Grace The parties venders
newspapers books, &c, on the Philadelphia Railroad
party having bought the right to vend these articles on
the cars from the President of the road Yesterday
meeting Grace the platform, he seized his bundle pa
pers books them into the whereupOn
Grace assaulted him. Justice Griffin after hearing the
case committed Grace to JAIL held Lawson on security
for trial before Court.
Yesterday morning officer Bosnian arrested boy about
years age named Henry Pissard, charged with
ing money from stand of James Noble butter dealer
in the Broadway market. He is of a gang of young
vagabonds prow about the markets during market
hours stealing pilferng anything which within
their reach and many occasions picking the pockets OF
unsuspecting females. He taken to the Office of Jus
tce Griffin who committed him to the House of Refuge
officers Reed Dunlap, of the Southern District on
Monday night, arrested VIM. McManning and Thomas
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lnquests.

coroner sprklin was called to Locust Point Monday
"'S u hoid an inquest the body of boy, about IL
~ Vi age named Timothy Head, of Fall River Mass,
"o w" drowned under the following circumstances: The
~ VINO Is the son of the captain of schooner now load
s VIII" coal at Locust Point was scung about in small
"heh by accident the slipped from its place it is
PpoSe and lie fell into the water No one saw him fall
~ Pdr'leS on The schooner who had seen him but few
pefore, on going to call him to supper discovered
the ooa' empty, and the floating beside II search
was INN ediately made the bodV bn some oIs or
Deore 1t was recovercd-tLen lifa was ev+nct
% al enoi to resuscitate the body proved fruitIess
me ury rendered verdict of 'accidenta droUn;ng
Inc same G, oner held nuuest on tbe od,, of Car
man named VII am Cupman, aged about * VOWS who
a e rather suddenly from the effects of drinking cold
the sun during the hottest part of the dav Ioad;n es
sci with coal and parook freely of cold water lie was
taken suddenly NJ and ii short time expired The Jury
rendered verdict IN acOrdance with tine above facts
Inc same Coroner was called upnn Yesterday mornino IN
ho an inquest on the body Of Irish girl aged about Is
yere named Ann McGugRn, who died suddenly about II
clock on Monday night at the house No Gonh street
where she resided domestic 1t appears from The y;
dence, that Sunday night she compaine1 of ioort
edche ana retired to bed On Monday morning she arose
and attended to her work in the evening She got supper
ready again complained of her head and said She wond
go up stairs and lie down-desring to he called after
supper over; this done by one Of the family and
receiving reply, it was thought yha wos ssIean
and the family considered it best for her TO
remain up stairs No uneasneSs was felt for her until
came home, and desiring something the pirl was ago6
called but gave Her room was then entered
when she was discovered lying the bed apparently
dying, and foamng at the mouth Dr. Powell called
IN to see her and stated that she had symptoms of having
been poisoned. She died shortly after. Drs O'DOlnel
and Dwinele also summoned but too to do
thing for her The Coroner summoned jury yesterday
morning, who upon hearing the evidence of the
named physicians rendered the following verdct-Tat
Miss Ann McGwigan to her death, upon the opinion
of the jury and two respectable yscans by sudden md
violent congestion, under the providence of God.
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WASHINGTON NEWS-JUNE %

Col Kane had long interview with the President yes
erday and also with the Secretary of War 1t appears
that there two partiespeace parties
among the Mormons, and hence has arisen the difficulty
with to understand their position The peace party
appears to have triumphed. Brigham Young favored
this party Col Kane asserts that there is want of
harmony between Governor Cumming and General John
stoon on any important question He thinks there will be
The Secretary of the Navy will order two soops of the
authorized by Congress be constructed at Pha
dephia-probably a like number at New York, and the
rest will be distributed among several places.
The General Land Office will transmit to California by
the next mail two patents for private land claims for
" "Blucher rancho" twentysix thousand hundred
and ninetyhv acres, Stephen Smith and others; and
for FL Core de MADEIRA rancho thirteen thousand three
hundred and sixteen acres, to Maxine Martinez.
The British Ministry have turned sharp corner and
completely changed their front since the intelligence by
the Europa Mr., Dallas dispatches say distinctly that
Lord Mamesbury accepts the Interpretation of nerna
law the right of visit asserted by Secretary
Cass and therefore whdraws from tie position which he
first assumed Acting up to this spirit orders have
issued peremptory instrucng the officers to stop any
further detention of American vessels.
1t is rumored that under the Mexican Comonfort gov
ernment, that preceding it, sale cesson made
of thirty nine millions Of of land in Sonora Ia tract
nearly large the State of New York to coonzing
company in the United States whose headquarters in
the city OF New York; that the bargain completed
and that the administration here know all about it.
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Later from Utah.

ST. LOUIS, June 21.-A dispatch from Leavenworh,
dated the 18TH received at Boonve per United States
Express that parties had arrived there having
Camp Scott May 22d route for independence The mail
couers report the roads between there and Fort Laramie
very heavy and much cut by the passage of trains
The mail came far Fort Laramie under an escort
provided by Gen. Johnston. The Utah is generally
anticipated.
Gen Harney's command was met yesterday forty miles
hence.
arrival Of Lieut. Armstrong Camp Scott with rs head of
cattle Capt Hare, with 200 head of cattle, within
three days march of Camp Scott.
letter from officer high in rank in the army,
pressed the conviction that the troops would be
ployed against the Mormons
The Leavenworth Times contains letter from Fort
Bridger, May 21st which says that Brigham Young's
principal Mormon elders had consented to deliver them
selves into the custody of the United States Marshall
await trial, provided that they tried by jury in
way connected with the army.
The party of Mormons arrived at the camp were in a
half starved condition. They belonged to faction OPP
posed to Brigham Young and represented Church to
be by dissensons They wished return to the Unit
ed States
The reception of Gen Johnson's commission as briga
der general had caused much satisfaction to the army
Gov Cumming says it may be regarded safe for emi-
grants from the United States proceed California via
Salt Lake. the road being entirely open.
Capt Newton of the Engineer Corps had reached Camp
Scott and reported that permanent post to be esta
shed at Fort Bridger, of which Col Hoffman would take
command
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MARYLAND NEWS.
ALLEGHANY COUNTY.

The man Bezell, of whom spoke in our last as ar
rested suspicion of theft and murder released on
Monday evening of last week. there being no positive
proof against him Beze his release sold the horse
to of our prominent lawyers for only fifty dollars
taking the lawyers fee part pay the buggy he had
forwarded by railroad to Baltimore and then he left in the
for the city. At this time, sheriff Wilson
ceived information stating that Beze had stolen horse
and buggy in Cincinnati The sheriff Immediately set off
for Baltimore to rearres BezeH but the fellow eluded
him.
On Friday evening last, little girl aged about three
years. and daughter Of Mr. John Backster, employee
at the gas works in this CITY, fell into the large tank which
contains the gasometer, and was drowned.
The Odd Fellows of this county-comprsing ten lodges
have agreed upon celebration to be held the Sd day
of July next, at Frosburg. There great many Odd
Fellows here.
late letter from Superintendent Stone written from
Dam No. a. informs that the work of sinking the cribs
in the breach of the dam commence on Monday
morning next and it thought the repairs would be
far completed by the last of this week allow boats
pass.
At the tunnel boats passing the rock has nearly all
been removed Supt Lowe has displayed much energy
in pushing the work thus early to completion.
THE strike" it is presumed, will be settled The
companies have agreed to the demands of the
boatmen, but, told, have intimated them
go on and load and they will protect them from oss
-Cinn6. t'iriiidn.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, June 22.-The official advices received
here by the last arrival England are more favorable
than have been represented They reerate friendly sen
tmens toward this country and disavow any intentional
offence againt flag and mention the of the prompt
issuance of orders to discontinue the visits which
given rise to the pending difficulties Her Majestys gov
eminent does not insist visitation search as right
but both nations socitous to put end
rican slave trade desires mutual understanding
ement to proper and most acceptable of
cerainng the character suspected savers This is the
mooted point.
The of the dispatches is far from being unsatisfac
ernment is considered practically acknowledged by
Britain and the differences between the two coun
tries are therefore, such amcably accom-
modated.
understood that the Cabinet today had under CON
sideration the affairs of Utah. which so complicated
with difficulties to require great caution in man
agement From present indications all the troops
their way will continue the march Utah. What ad-
dtonal measures will be pursued will depend on the
character of the next official dispatches from that quar-
ter
polygamy condemned being calculated to embarras
the pacfcation of the Mormons.
The Post Office Department will shortly take up the sub
ject of ocean transportation.
proposition has been received for carrying the mails
both from New Orleans and New York to Havana TO al
with the Law line and for similar service ON the
Bremen and Havre lines receiving postages for remuner
ation contemplated by the recent act of Congress
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DOMESTIC MARKETS
PHIA CATTLE MARKET

,sc,.,., MONDAY, June 81
the past week amount to about 1850 head The n,ar,3
duh owing the hot weather, and prices were bard
sustained The sales made of 1897 within tbs
of co. the latter for prime lots chiefly
ranging at from IS 50dS9. so per 100 lbs.
OF Cows and Ca the arrivals 450 head mostly
at the Washington Drove Yard Ridge Avenue; sales
ranged at S5 S4500 for Fresh Cows $50 O0 90
for Springers, and So GOA SIS. 90 for Dry Cows
Hogs were dull; the receipts at Phillips Yard were
7sis @ selling at 64G74 with few at s575, the nett
EEp-Ihe market brisk, the arrivals being about
oS9 mead principally at Wardes and all sold at 81 90
9sfoo each' equal to 6d7H cts. per lb dressed
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The Michigan Historical Society has received
from Mr.. c. c. Jackson relic which is said to be
veritable scrap of the mort cloth or shroud of
Pizarro. By good fortune (says the donor) man
aged one day when in Lima, the '.City of the
Kings" to penetrate down into the vaulted depths
under the great altar of the old Cathedral and
finally to stand by the skeleton of the great free
booter The custodian of the remains was access-
BILE, and was enabled to obtain the enclosed bit of
the once gorgeous cerements in which the remains
were wrapped on their final burial in the place of
honor.
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MOVEMENT OF OCEAN STEAMERS
THE LUMBER TRADr.-The Cecil Wing of Saturday

The LUMBER TRADE.-The Cecil Wing of Saturday
last says:
We are informed that not more than half the usual
supply of lumber has been brought down to Port
Deposte, this season. The price ranges from one
to two dollars per thousand less than last year.
with prospect of still further decline EXCEPT for
first quality, the price of which is always better
sustained. Sales are limited compared with former
years.
Five hundred dollars reward is offered in the
New Orleans papers for the capture of two runaway
slaves, one of whom is described as follows Gagged
about "a years, bright color, 5 feet inches high,
light hazel eyes, pug nose curly hair, white teeth
has blush on his face when spoken to; always well
dressed, and frequently walks with gentleman s
cane"
The Springfield (Mass.) Republican says that lar
ger preparations are being made for the tobacco
crop in that vicinity than usual 1t is one of the
. best paying crops on rich land. About 20 days of
good weather is all that is requisite to mature the
pant after its tran splanting. A tons weight OF
eIehantable tobacco is often realized from an acre,
anu from Sl5O to $500 is its money equivalent.
III, ~ mas been determined to establish fortnightly
~ m ne9 hiver during the summer season. This
T,,; miii pe performed by steamer to run from
fon, < "oou 10 the head of Lake Superior, and
n. o ns laI pont oy canoes wherever practicable
Ste Marie oey ohu 0aui'
The authorities of Salisbury, N. C. have .s,oa
the following ordinance: Ordered That en @
son who shall engage in Cock Fighting. e;tberp e.
amusement or profit, shall forfeit and nav tbe ~.
of ten dollars for each and every offence
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Court of Appeals of Maryland.
JUNE TERM, 1858.


ANNAPOLIS, June 22d 1858
No. 14.-Frederck Gown; n The State of Maryland,
and No. 15 George F. Franklin The State Maryland
further argued and concluded by Pratt the ain
tiff in error
No. 17.-Joseph Nusbaum ct al, Meyer Stein ct al
Appeal from the Cipcut Court Baltimore city, was
argued by Brune for the appellants and by Horwtz and
Pitts for the appelecs
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ST. JoHN's N. F., June 2l-The Government will dis
patch steamer to Trinity Bay to pilot in the Niagara as
practicable the point where it has been decided
to land the cable The Niagara will be expected moment
arily and after Saturday next but from the fact that
the fleet would steam in reaching the middle of the
Atlantic it is quite possible that the Niagara may not
reach this coast before the 1s of July This Office has
placed in communication with the office in Trinity Bay
and it is understood that the Telegraph Company will
place their wires hence New York at the service of the
and public for the transmission of such communica
ons connected with the great event be handed
for few days subsequent the arrival of the Niagara
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The Michigan Central and Michigan Southern
Railroads have made compact by which the re-
cepts of both roads, after deductng expenses, are
thrown into common fund and then equally divi-
ded. The Central has the largest passenger re-
ceipts the Southern the largest receipts freights