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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-25

BvgFAo Ju.e 2i-6 .. FLoUs cOss3 With ~ aemssd
but nj ch,Ds.d prices s,ss l3 bb.. a. ~ I5~e, ~ IS
,uLetG Iiros StfS4 % fO common ~ choice extra so
81 ia 81 Is for Wi.consn; ~ o0St ~ t n" ua2
aud Indiana WHEAr active aud sses ~ vD 0.sh, Hc
7slc ior hicasn SpiDg sQSac Milwaukee Ch' no',
inside prces CoRS stesay; sales IL 90 bushels ~, ~
rns+d &c prime yellow. Oars III -ses Ioc" osne'
mostly o. .Ivs' AZ So WHISKY dali AZ 119lc.
FkFJcBTs w eat Soc o1 so.sv
New York IMPORTS 10 the ~ hours sDdlns q pe a..
eco Dbl, Flour - oCO bush. Whesf 1900 tsh Crn 49,
brsb O.s CANAL EXPORTS: 900 bbs F1ur 70 Oe' eaS@
Wheat 600 bush CON 10 no bush Osts.
OswFco Jupe q 8 m-FLovR quiet WHEAT steady 49,
bushels 7sc for Chicss pns devered Sot' ior i
wsuh,e Cnbo sfoat. CoRS qlet FssiGnrs are srhaoge4
an INpoRTs Al 800 bushels Wheat n 500 oa 'hss Corn 'ysl
ps EXPORTS: 80 bbs Flour 1900 oa'nsls !" heAi iS
bushels Cor. . a. IN, 40 ..i.. 10000
NHE,r ou and unchanged CosS neti we'e ava ysiov
5G77c Provisions oun ard UNCHANGED. WHISKY dan ~.
drooeing at ga DC -. IN u ,,,., '
pTII SprLPHA June o. p m.-FLouR dan v-ry III i
M ye1e u WHEAT CORN &C ve sales o~" Onsh j. ios
AZ 49, COFFEE bitter; SEQ bags a. Ot0lf; BACON
Anil and G,ctns; ans. l0Gil, s'eb Sc snouser o9s
slr LARD firm a. Ia dl2t,. Wool dull WHISKY lower ~
AlsAAy June e. y mTbere il no ne les ute 70 The mar
10, ard m. sxt.ms everything duI Tne'm'm
er 90 Ia the shade aud not brstn Of air iins FLOUR
Sls res, ic,d 70 deDsnd WHEAT Transsous smsns
a. = IS ,r prime White Jichlssn CORs seayi souof he1
A. 10 s,-s of unsouDd &c WHISKY hfmsr sa1 an a.
yenc. - gc over ", tetdsy's prices s'ket
CuIc co Jnpe "a, q p m.-FLOUR s,~sdy WHEAT hm "
Tic Coax active SIS. OATS firm SHIPMENTS " odnno;
900 ms Flour II so bushels Wnea' ho" DO 4 nm NE
crPTs: 500 bbs our O. Oo bushels Wnes; aVoo Do Corn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-25

The Stock market re.sin, is slugsish, dull aspect
but is at the same tine gsdualy gaining strength
far as quotations furnish any criterion of i.s condition.
Tie Efforts Of the bears for the last week ten days
have bsen constantly directed tow ard depression
but thus far, notwithstanding the complete in Inference
Of outsiders the movements in that way have no. besn
successful. The indications today have been .ug-
gtstve Of more hssitstiDg policy the part Ct sucn
operators and slight inclination the psIt of the op-
posing interest to enter the speculative field with
stronger force. Az the First Boa.d, tse most import
ant movement was in N.w-York Central, which ad.
vanced on the call to s2s aud closed quit
firm. Resoirg was also 10 better demand and
cod up TO 442. Tee dealings in other lesipe shsres
were light but in nearly every instance prices h.d An
improving aspect in concluding sales Pacifc Mil
Steamship Coinp,oy advanced TO Is, and was drm.
There is &c interest in this stock sni fer the
time it attracts considers able ioeres. In speculative
way. The Company has now on hand $jOO, 900 ia
cash, and will receive prior 10 August I, according -
the estimate OF the mspsgers, $3.50 600 from the
esrrirgs If ito bDe, beside the sroart Que from the
mad cht!set"f ~, OOo-an sgsss gate OF $s3J 0,O
F.en ths, Il rs asti o. San Of tie large FL JehoIi-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-25

az, a condition n b spnDe tnsn - - ~.
Jbe fro; and have b-en ss7ee thao b'S' -
rre bitter tran l. gss ., rvs ."A' 20
yes- sood III lot oil 'AnlhJ ~ a''''
-sC00 ,,..
IN. upusus iurs be bd3sss Ab1ve - 'ei -
b. squsa - - d"P'eei - " n
thr Winter, agI The wnoi- sus"sf''u y" p" -
th.f-.i. oerjssd having eppfeiaied s'ns' n ~ -
pot ,,, ,.. ,bev
haze no: ben broush- - The extent hs; vas a e
one p-od bot he freight has o"n nNA'oy un
f.m aou e,y 5y day AMI hs been nearly a IA IL e''n u
T-citn. -,
TIE .anlass have ep of hts i-s than - = oen' RON
those poning tbs Of the pvous year. nef'
binds Of wien has cSlsed b. alnn.OH % 7 pa
s-pger business.
The pe,isg exrsnses have been rejuoed be 'irser p
bsl fliDs of the earnings ihs, ne nee e@rs
hat gfeaer thief Ia tfs cofresp DilAs
months u the preceHiVg y-ar
Sir the da.e o the ls: report there has been an Tse
rais 9Th tie Mwssee sid Mississippi tiTJ'i IN
psuy by which have ObaiBsd colneoion VIII Franz "a
h,n AID The Upper M,sPPi ey way ofbeio Jaoes'le ana
Msfis,n. go,
This corusen vii as, tend - 6evop sud increase an me
Nor rble importance bsyeeu M crn'r a. ING
our Inc ss we. of north eeiio1 ., the inA H
Ceusl and tn Cnic4go Bu,Bg and Qnncy hNosis ana
that the Milwaukee and Ms'Issl2p Rdifoai a1d s con-
nec'ions in Wpconsin. ,
This arrangement dsDei % BE- Of nuDA aiVaaase . us
JOHN B. TURNER President
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT THE EARNINGS AND EXPENSES
fog the MONTHS January TO MAY, INCLUSIVE, N rhE
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORX...
Cleared.

sbips-Prosre. Cbsse, Lv,rp,o Nesuith sOnsi T. Gss
h,sd Dsgd.D Live pool Lsy tu Hr bl, Lsrpo kesrnsy,
London GnpItll Mn,urD Co. 4. kimbal hoe hsr *
JobD, n. b., Ne cali & Duncan.
Babs-Oeo. Thom,s Heap. Apala,h'cpa Benner Dsahei
II TrO~b,ioge Amgur, New Havoc H. rrowb 'ses Soos.
Bigs-Elep. ED,land, ST. rnomas, n ) 'inng; UsdiN.
Bra iscomb st. Johns ~ T., %. r. Bailey; Emily, Dsu,
Chsil, Dunbsm Dimoo.
Sch.oLtIs-5 Gilman Cowel, Boston, W. Lewis islud
fv Phisdsptis, James Hard; rhom.s Je9sroo E slss,
r. Ropts 4 Co l. P. sma; Cbr,ebro, "lPiogon, j.
stesneI-TacoIy, Wilson, Philadelphia, N. Bdsss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-25

Elles. tl4fN y Di TsI0W, 581Io. Bj FeFs VI -
-s.b; U.f Sims ,29ISo D D; Veal Calves. - sesSi
B-Beet 6r.i quarry tncIndes notains ~
bes. iage IA, stabilized Oxen
seoud quality includes rhe oes. sed Oxen TIE beet sl
fed Cows The beat nres year Oh oeeih OoJ >onsrs
Of Bulls sns the refuse Of ots
sb.eo-sxtis Include Cosssss snd sien 3ose 81 nehcz
au.ity Alr thrown out
There we're - sbs Bosom and Lowell Railroad sat
l6 ever the FtcbbuIgh loaded Slh Case sheep ssas f
Uot.-s on the 25 over the FchouIg 81 from Aesny
Az " from Scbpec'ady.
RsMARKs- OuE qno;sio0s for sess ~~ NJ y snTsned
ewing Il, The short supply II LIT week ou, biser. snepas1
,h with sbn DssQce eay 30 that ne mase s,sa
vito al iudica N Of de- lue snep dull prses sb on 1a
10 had lire a. pYices tc "ss,><u
Sheep Ale y offered but 'eenef to cd es' Tan
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-25
PHILADELPHIA Cattle Market.
PRILApELPHIA. Juno q. q

FHLADkLFHlA, juno Is. .59S.
There about the usual supply Of Bee. Cattle ye eresy and
teyihe offerings amounting 10 1870 head Of good and
prime Cattle The psned and cossd da pcss
D the 100 n compared with the sales Pc
sous week. About 100 head sold, from ESQ 81 81
go 50 co. and lew So hish a. 81 IS y 100 70.
snrEP-rhe supply Of Sheep announced 500 head The
usset quite lively, but prices Try lowbu' fsx of
he best seI fer than ~ each. Nsalv all oetei were
sod a. from 81 z5d > according quality and DONATION.
HoGs-Tis ute. vas not oyesst-keG-hs demand being
maj I'll he pat two wesk. Bot f,~ srys III. SAFES
u1ooted - only 100 bead a. i,seI pics nAay 81 $50
o. Is y 100
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Pm .sengers Arrived

Ia s6ip VIM Top,cor from Lir~psot-Mr Th'n'oa and
lasy Cei Colsou. nr. hinny, Mr Ausg~od. Mr. F.hoa
ship Charles Cooper from iHOop-Mr Einhe Ienssr
and fur CHILDREN # Gay CITY AZ.
IN bok Brunette from SdgudMr james Mclean and WE,
hi.s kaD.ces Ne Dsoy Fra0U.s de ha's . MI, 4.
Ia bark noten from BueHos Iyro-M. Henry A. bStns
New.YOs . -, NJ. m
In bark Ilisa Barss from BermsdIDr W. Pension Nis
Anna and Miss Pension Miss 5. Wsuingon A. ooefphtee
I Davis q Despair. . a., 49,.
In byiq Cen Baliey from 50 Mdyk'-ME }. A. AiAhc.
Charlea L. Churchill.
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TIE s ate loans we're awarded to-day az Albany at
iOi 81 for the long and lOO.sOalOl.I5 for tne loog
fyes. The Conrolels loan went at l0 26 % 1896.
From the Albany Jouyndl Jlne2L
The followirg ere TIE bid, d swalib OF the Loans
toisy The million aud ehsli loan runs m Il Ojtoosr
/ 1863 the $500 900 ioea until JAY l. 1860; aod tle
sOO OC0 oan u.tiI July 75-sl bearing terest Of
ire ltT cent 5shiog t5e low rae Of iateres tnt tho
ehor D. rods Of the bans, the blds deemed highly
favorable fJr the STATE:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-25

cr,nxur CoTRr l,lRcrfr Ne 39S0, 1900
o,7t ,o 81 SIS 81 4a1 i4sp tOs 4l5, 1922, 81
as2 L6l 81 s67 asa 49, 400 AVS 5l52 SO. '47i
9t22 ,9i 2S"? -. ~.
Nurr.ag CouRT-aPsoiAL T.ss -Nes. 49, 30
70 a. ", t. a. 253, IA 2v3. 2H
hUP.RIoR COUaT-sGj u'nst lIT me tern.
CouMo. PLrAs-p PART Mo-. 3i5 - 32J iDciu'ive
P.rs -s 800 t, 49, 1884, Sl5 3 5ia $50 2io 3I2 4S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-25

j is runcred tnst the Blfalo banks Contemplate
mskms Few arrangements il this ciy for tae reieDp-
ton Of tb,ir L.tes.
A. meeting Of the Board OF Directors Of the Peors
AMI OluiBbs Railroad Company, hell at Peoria
week ago. Charles A. Score Of ths ely, Vas e2c.ed
President ard John Note Secrs.ary sld Treasurer.
TIE iDeies. on the .Johet and Chicago bonds, due
Tin Ju y, will be pad by Me,s's NJ. X. Jesup & Co.,
NJ. 4 Exchange place.
Tue Nsln:sc:uIers' Bank Of Troy has declared
stmi.aLnusl dividend OF y cent, payable lst July.
la regard to tie Dry Goods NJ lket, Tie Iadepcad-
ent says:
The maIket Il very irsc.ive and is likely II remsin
so till tie month OF Angast, when the essy Fail trade
vii comm, nee. The jJtbers, however are doiug i
moderate country busioess az Fa prices. Tde de-
m6nd is limited 10 ac.us cOnsunption there being no
deposition to anticipate dsmand even fer staple
goods The nearby trade continues the m lst steady.
We notice 70 cbsUee prices. AL st.pls aud sess)d-
al goods sre .mIy held. The large jobbars have
good sssortu epts, which attractive to country
buyers. The demand from the West hss fsll' off
c. nsde ably this ssssor, and what activity is Gutici
psted in the Fall depends the degree If sbund
Of the years harvest Economy Of consumption il
set The leading fe,ure oil the trade Of tae c0aatry
AID the result CT ths viii be small imp rtl.ions in
tie Fall months. Plices Of al kinds of goods ere
steady. TGere no stocks Of Spring gods, ei;5sr
domestic CT foreign eft 10 first hands. fns disIib-
Dig eos ds tSsde is divided into TIRES receivers
goods ON abroad or from the homs msbuf4c urer;
j bbeIs o. srnbais )uses, which break bulk; aud
ia r,t.ll traders, who buy from the iGtsr ned ate
cas- TIE frt elsss u not coiGg ssy business, and
lave pasiy tola cot al their Spring goods. The
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-25
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-JuyE sL-Bcfoge
Id. pKrr

MORE COUNTsRFRITISG.
At ire opening OF tie Court tois m)rnjng TIE Grand
Jury pses'utsd an iLd cment against gorge Stanley
shss Francis Stanley, for m.kipg counterfeit c,in
TIE Jury having intiuste3 that they had not f sh cd
eir buiioess the Judge bid them retire &c ,iu aud
seroluce their hr6ress BY Saturday nsXt il possible.
Stsilsy beng in Court, was tneo arrsigoad IA
plesded net guilty. His tis was sst down for Friday
norGing at III o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-25

,sfys the R.oorier aad 1--i'ss u %" IL vi WAL
~ III IA tined tc,t : rl- =. - ......-. =.
lie W, sc-rct4 ,Ais1 sc'iY . 81 "vf MP, a
,,aoi i.ens, Asj WA s'i-e- ed - - 'sN' % ~
ne u7oo- os'ea -p,.-' u sld tte P--es
.er.anssd i Se',rdsy f.f seD 800.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-25
Id W INTELLIG-ENCE.
DEATH OF JONATHAN MILLER.

A meeting of the Bar will b. held in the General
Tern # the Supreme Court to day a. Il o'clock
n, ior the purpose Of expressing the serse Of the
members OF the profession relation 10 the death Of
Joba.l Ah MllIer, esq.
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Canpr,a.e Caste uay!,rs.

tEPcRrEo TOs rHs v T. rs.soss ~ Geosss Avn
NyO-EsOss Jsrs - lsss
~ Hsrses SO Csrie, sopnt - B~~ss s.5 ~ 60
q. me q "0kEs OXen C3s ,D5 AID ,res Yea.
Old ''~"
PsIe.s 0, aALsEr BErr.-E,trs =, oess %. q. ma.
y &C f59s7 p, SO orJ lasi.y, $685. IS; ur3 zsslv
s. g., ordinWy quality 81 70 ~
Ikisss OF erosE rrLh-WoEhirs 01en hom So, slsa
T. t.os p,b, C.~s spd ca 5oi SIS so $50 % ess
i'sibss o'nsi t~o ,-sr' ois e2ss sAi farce yvas.t
SaEEF ANS LlNss-i 30 q; .stt; p.os,l, o,, Al 50 sso
q " - escn EIus sns "leceors o. - So 60 as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-25

Cows Ne bsys i7S. % RE IN hi, ,,ss., -, -,
ply SEQ b-as om s34G Us for 4 ~. 80
aon sBgs Is fcy Dr. CoSs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-25

orucE o. THE NATIONAL gIRs ISsUeiScs 70 IA
no 5. Wall st., Nsw-Yors, june % ~. s,ert
rINHlS Company will deduct from .uc - tSs~
tau3syd of ,oaiced rites FINE PES cANt' ssss fss
s1f,s " ha, beIs ~ Po:iss or sss" s,,n ssg
l,.uoJ on p-cpe.;y l. ls ces @, W r,.iJssL
Cay pns Hpbossa 4. ". IAsV'-1'-'
HkNaY 4. DRowxI. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-25

THREATENING TO KILL G gorge Hor'tnan wss
.rss ed on Wecnesday by roc Of the Siyb Precinct
chsIee 10 Jacob Ef 10 aud burn bis barn Ia
d ,telea Dsoo On Tassdsy ush h. aid wat
opc0I aud stole phtors Wednc day morning he
uas sent up TO the Pc ,tsniary for Elk months
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coURy on OENyRAL sEsrONs-yrsr al-E.,o..

oordsr 5.RSARD.
The trial o. Leroy Roscius for the murder OF
MeCaby the f1ldipz by vi a.. down f ss.y ~,
pepODsd be srnst sPpsion OF COUNSEL day
81 the rext Term.
jams L.rsip, convicted of grand larceny was SEN
fenced to five The ese Prison Though yonnx
Dc Ne, an Old efei 20, tho Rec >ider Gs- With hi vsy
Billy Iulligan. arrest d On be-Ch ws.rao, fn All
ssssah IN CsP Webb the AeopoIsss Hotel wss bIousb
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-25

COURT OF COMMON PLE. s-SrEciu. Tenn Jlae a.
Before Jaoge BRADY.
Holman sgt Becx.-&o.on CREATED conditionslly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-25

EEw Fms COMMISSIONERS ON Tuesday evening
he Board OF representatives, Of the Eastern Dstic fIe Depart
NIT net ct Fieuecs NAL y for th PuPosr Of eecay
ii mms, er IN The place Of WaiIe b. LAue resigned %
Die foiu bao, Denas rors esq received mJiiy q
the votes md y 90 d. c'aItd duly excited.
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The Fire and Police

Tpy POLICE TuEGRAPH.-The Fire ard Police
Lsaph l. a useess condition, from The e6eo' q the
st 10 on Monday last which has reLde ed IL wires w'oy ia
csts,l perir us their functions s. the magnets
ala u eesioysd By tn lightning and the wdclc Apparatus vii
require a coupee oyeIhsulng wall be sone daJS eIe Is
sgtin in ITopeT erSlI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-25

Hjarkets-CAREFuLLy REPokrED yos I'VE N Y fRIsvsE.
THURSDAY, June q, 1855
ASHEs-Ihe market Is steady TIE demand IL far sales o. IL
bbs al so. 49,
COTIuN-The market is firm and talk demand prevails;
taI.s Of SO pa.s We quite;
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SUPREME COUKr-CnssERs-JaU ?i-Before Judge
SVTHERLAND

Stephen V. Moers szt JACOB l.. CANS et al.-lt all
tAs dendsns no have gven tsl prepared aud viii
ball. the bail for such he riven BAL reduced ~
$500 II osy two Ct the e0Gs.ts who have not given ball
propose " give bail their bail reoacsj 70 COO each
BefoIe Jujss CLTKEE
In tie matter II the aOph a ,Op OF the North
Twenty Prtbyeii4a Church for leave
kc-OIder granted.
Berry ii Essrtsor ct ~. s2,. Mar Aun Givan ct
sA-Desres settled ~ ADDITION. slow Anoe grs1tsd
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. -BROOKL wv ITEMS.
Nos. So and CO Fultop.s.-,
rear CHE. az

TBs TBIRTrEsTH REGlaEST. THE resi nen', woich
vss nth co as bsiog out on parade on "7dn' sdsy
svesirg, is COT msDded by Col Abel Sn H. iosesd OF
Col Alfred NJ Wood ss stated. The latef Is CON-
nsNder Of The 18th Regiment
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Nv telegraph.

BOSTON Jure q AYR steamer Essserr 50, 81, sssoe
HAnsY: bak h r. Walker French, E1,ee'hSo"i We
ca, Lawtop, Csrdenss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-25

MARINE tOpkf-JvxE a.
koTIcE-Tbe esjOarnsd causes for June 81 ,.nn,
ever 70 MOndsy, June q, BY ORDER .ftSe Court
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-25

The LALLY AFrAIR ONCE MoRE.-Joseph Hicks
. foer of tn Fourth Precinct Police, whom Patrick
Lsy tecosted in going out OF the Courtroom after his
tr,l and con vcton for the homicide OF Smoosoo, and
ed otrsin expressions which he aferward denied in
a ltt, r, mskes the fol owing affidavit:
E.sq. Cousty CRY of Brooklyn Joseph Hicks, being
suy ssys thai sbprDsed witness Ia the
Of People sgt Patrick Lsly That ne ~ the Court
rcs ,hs day bs' said Lay ced That said
LAZY les,Ds the room he passed By ib. snd
isett him. ps5, You old of -, II live u out
viii nsIder you" That this oePOr old God bs-
Pa, Iebef be Es 10 hin sddess rrmIk 70 him
vssve before aftSr Laly spoke 20 his dep nso
JOSEPH HICKS.
Sworn before NE, tbi. Ugh dsy Of Jre, 1873
GEO T.. BALL, Commission OF Deeds
A Joint sfidsvt is also made by William Tindall,
Constable of Flstlauds, and william Hsgsman, Con
stsble of Fls,basb, who tsd LILY in charge az the
tine, who conoborae Mr.. H'cke in every particular.
10 come cton with this mate efIr: is being
made to prOcure the pardon of M'gahey sentenced to
tve years impr soDmeOt in cOne quence of aements
q Lsly end Melon, who, it is alleged, state that he
had DO band IN the ARRAY and took co pnt therein
whatever.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-25

SENTENCES IL THE COURT OF SESSIONS The
Csur; met yesterday morning and several cses were
sskd but the defendants were not rssjy and nothing
was done, except passing few sentences as follows
WIliom Shaw, who was arrested q few Sundays sgo
IN the sct of robbpg house in Livingston street,
pleaded guilty to an indictment for burglary in the
third dc gree, and was 81 nenced to the Stse Prison
sstkree years.
wlisn Thomas Beatty, convicted Of burglary in the
tlbd degrse, 10 attempting to focs entrance ioto
the SbeIhs Office, senter I'd to Safe Prison for
tso JeEs Petet Dixson, i~pleadsd It'll Beatty, was
sept.reed TO the PopteItiary for thirty days; snl
Thomas Dewey, Of the ssme patty, hal his Sentence
sStpeI ded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-25

ROBBERY, AND CAPTURE OF THE IHIFF.-On
two pesons the dry goOd store OF l'aa;
weimau No 2 Even erect and tooa seyeIs articles OF aI
,ds win boh they ,cped although closely pucsud by 'hs
pr Of the thieves dropped the goods "nh ~ n
f,l,n and both then IL ID pursuit Subs qGenty Henry
who was supp the thieves arrested
b, the pole Sixth Precinct and sesrchi nm nan
tia III SO found IN bis possession which was idenhes
a. hsyig bren stolen thu Oi MT Mead III Grand
stp.t lie was held f,I eNaoDinauln
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-25


Considering the oppressed condition OF tne ma kets
for cur great saples-COG sDd Ison-.his increase is
very gratifying, and epesks for the abe management;
Of tie road.
The receipts Of the Wst.rtown and Rons Railroad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-25

Ass.uLr-Cbsrles Hewitt was arrested Yesterday
b, n. off Of the Fh Precinct on compliant OF Geo ron
hsk VINO La Wiih Saturday iast making al aa
inn 9Th sword the of and snd Ninth
st,ts He bo0ght bf5re justice Fox VINO hndng ina
M ions led from tn assault convicted biol OF Al
q. battery fined him. aamouishng him 70 II future
rsfrain from caiTy ing such dangerous wesP1ns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-25

HoSoRABLY DISCHARGED TIE l6th OF June
Vli. h. Smith arrested oy D,plty Sheriff Murphy on q
larc taking from the cust ICY OF the 5ner
sson which bed ben sized from the possession OF
Cs,.b Tnvs IN. fleets avis IN possession Of the
m, rd on AZ oett. Smith bSd mortgage upon
th< wagon could oh sin payment ohs way ~
ar OF osirR he do. for thia he
rested on and larceny and taVe bonds FOR
EN- On he amin ed before Rce N aud
sonorsbv om ody 1t being ha he hal nc
sth,r sisui Than 10 recover poss son Of property
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-25

cosP,RArIvE STATEMENT OF THE EARNINGS AND EMENsa $
fCR the MONTHS oF January TO MAY NCLtaHfi ~ i""
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1858-03-31
Vote on LGcomptOn in the U. (. Senate.

The final vote on the Lecompton Consti.
tuition was TSSeTin the United States Senate
last Monday, at late hour. The bill was
passed with the following amendment:
"That nothing in this act shall be con-
slrued 10 abridge or infringe any right of
| the people asserted in the Kansas Constilu-
tion, at all times 10 alter, reform; or abolish
their form OF government in such manner
as they may think proper, Congress hereby
dsclaiming any authority 10 interfere or de.
clare the construction of the Constitution of
any State, except TO see that it is republican
| in form, and rnot in conflict with the Con-
stituiion. of the United States"
While the passage of this bill by Con-
gress will localize the agitation, at the same
time it will give the people of Kansas the
right TO rejerr This Constitution entirely, if
they please, or 10 alter it TO suit themselves.
What reasonable person can object TO This,
or what ecia,rn man, knowing that the
majority in Kansas are Free State men, can
refrain from rejoicing that under this act of
Congress, there is speedy prospect of
Kansas being free State. The vote on the
bill in the Senate was as follows:
YEAs-Messrs. Allen, r, l. Bayard, Dell
Benjamin, La; Briggs N c.; Bigler, Pa. !,
Bright, Ind; Brown, Miss; Clay, Ala; Fitch,
Ind; Evans, S. c.: Fitzpatrick, Ala; Green,
Mo; Gwin, Cal; Hammond, 5. c.; Hender-
son, Texas; Hunter, Va; lverson, Ca;
Jones, Iowa; Johnson, Ark; johnson, Tenn;
Kennedy, Md; Mellory, Fla; Mason, Va;
Pearce, Md; Polk, Mo-; Sebastian, Ark !;
Slidell, La; Thompson, Ky; Thompson,
N. ] Toombs, Ga; Wright, N. j.; Yulee,
Fla; Houston, TeXas,--33.
NAys-Messrs. Bell, Tenn; Broderick,
Cal; Chandler, Mich; Clark, N. H.; Cola
mer, VT; Crittenden, KY; Dixon, Conn;
Dooliue, Wis., Douglas, Ill; Durkee, Wis;
Fessenden, Me; Foot, VT; Foster, Conn;
Hale, N. II Hamlin, Me; Harlan, Iowa.;
King, N. Y; Pugh, O.; Seward, N. Y; Sim
mons, R. 1; Stuart Mich; Sumner, Mass;
Trumbull, Ill; Wade, O.; Wilson, Mass
25.
Absentees--Mesiss. Bates, Del; Davis,
Miss. -.i
Mr.. Reed, N. c., paired of with MIR. Cam
eron, Pa. ...c