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The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1858-02-11


THE Spheres Of The Seres.-All circum.
stances we'll examined, there can be no
doubt Providence has willed that man
should be the head of the human race, even
as woman is its heart, that lie should be
its strength, as she is its solace; that he
should be its wisdom, as she is it's grace :;
that he should be its mind, its impetus, and
its courage, asshe is its sentiment, its charm
and its con.olaton.-Sir q. FoaosH Bur
ton.
That woman deserves not husbands
getierous love, who willsnot gree! him with
q smile when he returns from the isbors of
the day-andl will not chain lin to his
home home BY the sweet enchantmento Of a:chesr-
aful .heaft Thtresis not one il, a ssthousand
that is so sinfselingsas to withstand such On
Influence add break away from such aIch 8 8
home: II t So z (. III 3s
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1858-02-11

Z VIII; issa kiss iiksssoihs ssfs ions & Be.
cause there are two heads and ols sspplisa.
tion. 49,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-22
TRICKS OF A YANKEE SHARPER.

Under this head TIE Co60urg &c. " San fsvors
~ with interesting account OF "A. Max wells"
operations among her Majesty most veidabt aud dn
tilui subjects. Nj. Maxwell who is probably friend
Of Lieut.. Carter Of West Point" i! not that indi
ydusl himself first landed in Toronto. He selected
sps'tnsn's al np-top clearinghouse, and eomPla-
Gently advised the lady OF the house that che Ia
voied with visi; from Of the elite Of tho great
etfos lis Of the New World the center of ght heat
and civilization New York. he enga. ed the bsst
spar nents iniur the eDr8pured hostess tn st his
family wcald arrive III few days that he would in
usoiassl y purchase piano, harp melodeOD, &C. Tor
tben eIielce.
Somebody about the house, however, " smell.
nice" and Mr. Maxwell suddenly LETT Toronto for
York VILE There ne made the acquaintance OF q gen.
uenan OF laIge possessions and offered 10 lay out
E3cVo IN town lcts. The bsrgsia was soon struck,
and they repaired 70 learned limb of the sw to rat
iiy tue contract Moved By the magnitude of the op-
lcrs TIE young berrister bsng anxious to
ID. custom OF such Influential gentry vas most "a Jpy
TO sEhie Tiing lean of CLEO to the American Nil
nonsne. who expected remittance Ct several thou
sad in few days. The neE conner " as nov the hero
Of the village. lie was invited 10 d. e with Mr. A.
and sup with MIR. b. lie boarded at dash holel
AID aeB be copdescerded to ask "mns hos" to
accompany bin 10 the thestsr, Bcpifacs was most
happy TO accept his company, and as a matter of
eouiss 10 fuInish the trlhing supply OF the needy
IAe San gives the winding up OF Ar. MaxSells ope-
retiope as follows:
Amoog tina many fashionable acquaintance of our
hero wss . Mr.. G. Twas there spruce fsnkeedom
delighted to whine away the evening hour Mr. Z.
bod buggy ard fast horse, and Mr.. Cs. lsdy had
SISTER. feet fair and over thirty. Need We say who
vas the companion Of our heros drives Don't sigh.
reader. 'Iis human to err, and our hero knew II.
But nov We approach q cIiss. Sharper and Mr.. A.
entered clothing store. The man OF dry goods knew
M A, ana Of It's all right Next they entered
. jewehy store. Yankee purchases, but leaves the
vstchi viii coll again. Suddenly liz Int dawns en-
Mr.. A. lie writes the jeweler that he would not be
respoIsble. Soon IS Yankee learns this he knows
the gsms up, and orders a cab man 10 drive to the
eost assures Csbbec VINO koows the elephant, tnat
be T. goiog to meet his family, asks Caboee to lend
hh - " pay his friend Cabbee does So and drives
70 the boat. Our hero enters the curtain fall but
the uSral remains.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-22

M, ey ,aceivel fr boz ID. The oue CLAIMED ~"
wh,ls snd the Other ab'.H DsnSS % aSd ;a:e''s IN
.ued. IRE younger. t.ho TAs s.nsie,j :hrea;en,d =
WIN ne cider (w1o married. WIEN lie later Of
fered tim ~, tsvs If - would N i, - TIE alme
rim. tgu.ng he roiey A. pls feet. squ.bb," D.
,ne3 WIEN ~ elder ripp.d oDar t1s abdomen 4 ne
other with p-cke;.kne. Tho murderer il IN TIE
AaSurn is-
CoLLla0y At SEA-Unitet S:stes store ship r.
hsse C.p!. Wm A. Parker, ~hIcn called from B's
ton u Friday sst for 30 CO.'S. cf Aires, caha 10
c. ptsct the zane evening OF tse Highland LiSnt,
wtr hrs Lsonine IRON PHI lsdeloh.s i)r salem coal
loated. be- bIIR eUrk 3r. 81 innedis-aty. Ire
crew saved ttems.lVes by ia nqicg On bo,rn TIE h'
Jesse, ahnl lay by VII no-n' /, sc1 fhen lsnfeo
IN. IN ~ " ces' iran wbcErs they - sc - tbs cy
By lard. lho Release s-ttsiaef ca dsa-ege 'yood
the loss OF 10 boon. snd proceeded or 1er voyage
So sudden wee the cos0a that the cT=s of 20. iIs
entire had not chance 20 ssve aDythiog sXcs1t toe
clo.f - they hsd ~ at the time. They were very
kindly treated d. Welhsst by Mr.. Levi Ionog o ths
Humane Soc.e:y. Tie brig is eight years Old and be
lOIes t. " bb Brothers OF Ss.sm.
we are indebted 20 M. Smith of the Mer as7ts
Excha, &c, for tie shove. lb1st9A liaVeier'
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DIED.

BELLA Ne~bntsb Grange c9snty on s,gRd,y Jane % ?,
Bel sgtd Is oafs and month
friends Of the family aTo respectfully invited
70 s,;e1 residence If her parents No 10
Ashland place Wednesday, at - O'clock q m vithS1i
Invitation He; remains viii BE taken 20 Bonneville
BIRD On Sunday 90 his residence No Eat seveu
te,Dth street, Geors- Bird
The relatives Of tie family invited TO attend the
funtT.l 1gesoey, june p. at O'Clock M from Calvary
Ctuich without further Dctce.
BEEKMAN- this city, Sunday, Jgre 30 Aassa Erickson,
vie OF Benjamin r. Bsesnsn aged n years and months
CRANEA. SO Pts Sunday June 20 OF conslnp
t,n, AsnIy C. CrsDs aged "a years
pAVSIn CITY, Sunday, June % after sport but Sc
Illness jar N Davis late sexion Of the Consssa
lion sbssry T,hia, Ia The 47ih year of his age
b t hSPd,, ySns ~ Frank b'ds' infant son o.
The un raj sq11iccs v III take pscs ?oo a.
NJ Thirty TIE esiyes and friends sTo
invited 10 attend without further notice
GEERAt his residence No. lls Yves. Sixteenth street Ewsd
Dne lotiee' W Il be given Of the funersl
HAMMOND - Suddenly, Saturday jane 10. William G..
port r. l., aged Sc years.
HoLMsTRoM-At No IA Chrystio street Saturday, Jane
MuRPHY-At No II Court street. Brooklyn Sunday. Jane
20 Mary wife OF Michael T. Morphy Ia me 10Th Jeaf OF her
MONTGOMERY-At No % IVES. Tenth street, Saturday,
June H. aasw ssr ynsr onths snd IL DAYS
OJINN-On SuudsyJune 90 a. No 4S5 Greeuwih street Of
cor vulsion, john, Of James and Mary A Quinn
sPENCERAt Bay Riise, on sunday Jute 20 boden young
Of the family invited 20 attend the funeral from
the of his father Tuesday, the 2d inst a.
arIiaees waiting South Ferry, Brooklyn Z
Yry Ridge, sndwll leave precise a. O'Clock
srHoNDs-O On Sunday June 90. ct North Sandwich, Mass
Mis- Mnths B. wife of j. SIM onds ESQ., of the FIRM Of
Culver SlnoI Dc & Co. Of this city, aged ~ year,
sHAY-At No Vsndewater street Sunday morning June
seIpg illness, Ma gaIet A. KeTesey, wife Il Wal
ter shsy in The 10th year Of her
STEWARTAt No. 1856 Orchard street Saturday afternoon,
Ju1. 49, MI William stewart, in the 10Th OF his
STEWART-O Saturday, June 49, after lingering Illness MI
TDos Stewart Of Fort Hamilton.
No Fifth Sunday, June 90 Mary
kushton daughter Stepner AMI Angene Wasus aged II
months
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,yrrkes.-Penortc4 Jy T,,,,rorl


NYwORLr.vs June 70 CorIoN, - aA7 50 A,s. =.
sitter quJta5y hshf p,i- fLoUa: sivsneior ~
r,rcy WHEAT: aciiv. e9qe5c Tor Rcd. Or Ahite
CoRS 6sd72c TosAc1o su.et PoAE dull o.Asr ...s sss
uuct arged.
Red d ia ~ = os Wit. CoSy active - 7JD7Sc is
White Yellow. Provisions quiz WHISKY sesty a.
.502ic
CHICAGO, June 2l.-FLouR very dull WHEAr, declining
eucrucy: ssles Afeu hsh. 16c cosN declined p Oars
,,,ady SHIPMENTS BUFFLCl so bbs FLOW 81 600 suss
Wheat IS Do Corn. 2c DO Os,s SHIPMENTS oswE-
coNo Flour Is Geo bush Wheat a. CCo 81 Core RECEIPTS
VI 100 bill. Flour q. CO. buso MIA, % no DO Corr.
AtsANY, June Is u.-FLovE demand sc.iys ;,
cbar geo prices sss lsfJ bbls WHSAFNos les. BasLry
No sats RYE-Sales 30 $50 s. 7c tor % POUNDS oars
lively 5000 husn, sm rs a. So for G. lsds and
,a4 tor Chicago, soish, mostly u the glt.es pts Coss
ouy orr cargo inferior of red and held It DC wh)-t h-ye
NHIskY oIuDsily p.
OswyGo Jan- b. q p Flour duh WHAT dun and
lower; ssrs Of 80 bush Ghcsyo Spring 8. re-.
Corn quit. FREIGHrs dul. FLOUR 90, wHE,r Sc,
and CoRN a7ic % Ne~ YoTx LAKE IMPORTS; $3.50 bush
Wheat. Canal tXPoRrS:' so bos F'onri lsCOO bssk
Wheat ls.CO0 bush Com; 700 bu.h OATS.
BUFFALO June 2l-6 p. m-FLovK ia l. hut very s-szco;
,sl,s eco hb O6Gf ~ - for Iuols, 81 Rect.
III extra Wiscor sne ia 81 tJr extra Oso s1t I1di
sra WHEAT cloves dull aud loSe Chey) Sprns NJ, ssAss
AZ 7 10 eco Mws kee lo at 1900; Coax
not im; sales SoOo bush 6d6!c OATs scarce and ~.
cbsu,ed able S8dSc WHISKY lowet s.-s 80 ebls
q on he spot and eco bbs DELI eIasle in ~ days a. c
FEElGH1s ged Vines io ard Flcus S 10 New fos
Lake IMPORTS day. 900 bhA Flour 10 00 eU'h WaeA'
So OnA usb Corn sud - hus1. Os,s Jars ENPoRvs; 800
bis Flour 81 90 bush " heat q co bn,h CO;o, 5000 be
Dat. 5000 bush Rye. and 3.@ o bush. Ba'i'y.
PHILADELPHIA. Iuue 2i.-FLoUR very dan WHEAT dl.I
.eles Of buh So 81 u.s. CoES Ia, slvsacei /; .es
Of bush Yellow 7S154c- CoFFEE hrm WHISKY bIn
~ 25G2l:. Provisions dull; Mcss Posk s 7QS7 So
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TIE excbar ges in ics;e ncTease OF business con-
s-quent upos the pay men;s fox Treasury notes Inc
sgp,eg. Ate loans s hgher tbsn il az this time
lsst year. but With largely eorsssed basis Of specie
and d.po.its After this period in 1857 the loans rap
idly expanded uni. iL,y reached s22, 900 600. when
revere contraction commenced, end they IN down 70
se53,O,O0O in October sna the specie :, s5,sH,JOO
Between June and October the banks los; aoout
si6CO0c0O CT deposits, or nearly ous.hsli, when the
csisis took phase, aud tde banks -usp=nced
The movement OF the Banhe since Nov. !, 1855, has
hem a. fnllnHs:
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or EEw-yoRK............J
Cleared.

steamsip-Sar of the West, Cray pinwsl M Rooerts
ships-Hydrs Parker Melbourne Fisher hseard Go Vic
tory taIdn-r Valparaiso and market W. H. barteIti CenG-
ZION, Cauikins Liv. pool Zeresa 4 Go
Bfiss-IiaD Mich L. Bucsspor X. T. Buck Co J. e.
Co,op Anderson Eisabetbpot H. Chase Penguin t8s \,
ehsn Bermuda, Middleton c. Ada saith Enl.se,spor.
nan Co., Abfsn Revans, Curacao Nose Livingston Go
Abn Jones' Aceystwith Collins Marsh "AIedAe shsx
fore 81. John, N B.. Auowsuith Ball
schooIeis-stampede, Brand, La7acee, II Blower Co.
Bergen mss.n, Ciy Point Va ayrSver Hughes. wm9stoo
McCrasdy Mort baltu.oie Seignt Baltimore Mllor,
Lord oneIe.u; d. w Sanders. Farr.. Neween Smith
Co; Persia (Br) Smith st. John, N b.. d. K DeWolf,
Dawson Sinops Norfolk, B-d.nj Col S,tterly Taylor
Cbsrl ssoD, McCsa5y, Mott Co. Swan, Din Baltimore.
Phelps, Dodge Co; Augusta Peuy, NswB.dord master
Dolphin Elery saysnils, Woodruff, Griffin Co.
Sloop-F. Brown Gardner, Providence.
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Nr EfRUE ID.

BLACK sIHcJAIP-Oa Monday June g. by the Rev. D..
Btach Rect ol -. PRS Ihafch ;, ise I.'5h.s o. lie
brides ,uotacr. M.s O. keyno.ds No. - wee 6'oaA
wsy - iilisIn Joln Slack ~ / -alsL SinciaT
BROWNE DELAMARE-By ths Rev Mr. West1n, AArta
bc.wne to yzresr,t D-l.msre, both ofttis city
MARTiN-NAYO JLE-bt EorSich, ". Y % Wednesday
Ju, IS III the Rev Mr. Dosr-, Cyrus y htriu tIor Of
The Telegraph, Grd Ann Verne:te daughter OF David
Msydo.e, efq.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Saturday, Jsoe ~ BY The R-v Mr.
AcIich mond go Of NewfoEs cry 70 safh r.,
Do, st:ei Of Edgr 0Io;t, D.. q jersey City.
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REGENTS Of Produce-JUyk 10.

BIZ Erie Rai,odd-2 bbls WHISKY, 6e d. fonr ITO DO
Acoac IS rigs Provisions $50 d. Cheese 65 do Butter rs
DO A,lrs 400 eide. Leather - rolls do, 80 HIDES 10 bales
Wool.
4, TIE North Rrey Boats4 CSC b5ls Flour 100 100 eosh
Wheat 5Dn Corn Is 00n do OSs 372 pkgs Oh Cafe
81 10 Ashes O05 do Whisky 9o co Provisions 100 Do Lard
"a COO bbls Flour bush. What. 1881 do Cora 3sl2
Do Barley II SO do Oats l2 pkss Ashes % DO WHISKY i0o
Ptoyiious, !, $40 oil Cake.
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Disaster. sc.

BosToN, June 2The erig Lsontire Capt Greensss nom
PbseeE his for Salem was on Friday night june 10 ,aas
collision with tee u s. steamship s when of t5s hSnsAd
iaih The crew were saved By jumping board me
which lay BY until; morning and su led then near the
Iasht whsDce they cane BY land 10 Boston - -.
Tie schr GeoIss Willard, from Guyana for New'f'rs P'
Into TURKS Island leshy
fBy telegraph 10 Erwood WSter CSC
Tie brig Leontine built Of Hspsw. Maize, I'D w.
registers i76 tuns, ra,ed s. and valued % $500.
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SAWS BY AUCTION
MONDAY, June II p. NJ.

MONDAY, June II p. NJ
There moderate degree Of activity ST the Stock
Board to-day, the prncpsl business beng 10 Reading
and C.ntsl of the latter of which 1000 sbsres
sold, opening and closing at SCI, which was the
prics OF Saturday. TIE s;riugency Of the corner in
Reading eppesrs to be relaxed, and cash stock was
more easy 10 get although in some csses very large
differences were paid between each and sellers OPP
tons The movement in this stock comes msialy from
Philadelphia, ard in beth msrkets the quotation
shows email decline. Erie sold at Il al7l, clos
ing shorg. The feeling between this Company aud
the Central appears to be anything but oorcistory
and At present ii would that the low fares must
continue for sometime 10 come. Meanwhile, some OF
the "esten roads declining TO cell through tickets
whle the contest continues which is 20 damaging to
both parties 1t is semofiically stated that the
Ere VIII not rectde from it's position until the Central
msnsgeIs consent to rtock and divide the frsclass
pssserger receipts as is now done with the emgrsut
receipts and that event will probably not STRIVE until
amer long struggle. The con.es. has now extended
to the river bos.s, the Hudson River Road having
put on q train in competition at 81, leaving here
at 10 O'Clock p. m, and reaching Albany in time for
the morning train for the West Through tickets by
this route probably pay the Central Road a. as its
share instead Of e. % by the regular trains Galeua
was flmsr to-day under the more fsvsabs prospects, Of
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RAILROAD ACcIDEHT.-Ae the one o'clock p. ~.
tsn frm jersey Cit for NewIIk within mile OF %. hS
Saturday Of the wheels ne
trask of the broke the whole truck
finally detached precipita;ins the rear OF the car
ground dragged In that condition the distance o
about eighth q mile before tho tain Was stopped rae
trDek found b. completely mashed the passenger car
bady Of the ,fpers tue track p lei ou OF
their places founaiely was Injured thnsl gsA con-
manifesto the paseugers particnay
se notunate oar-snoug whom two or three
pronu-it citizens One lady sad s-rtlecsn be
cane that they refused de the when the
he'd AID M there snd walked all the way 20 New
hoins The passenger thro directly
inerered for ab9u; hour
Nth The ,ul nils OF traEs. Newark Dsiy Mercury.
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TrRRisIE BUTcBERY OF BRoTBrR.-THs Ia oas
RepatteaR ssys that in the town Of Victory Cayuga
County, . terrible tragedy occurred on tuesday of
last week, Tso soDs Of Chsuncey Cramsr occupy.
rs . hrw ~ company, bed dspS.s concerning some
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-22

MINIATURE ALMANAC. rms DAY.
s,s-RIse, 4:2g SUs-Sct,... 1854 MooS-Se.s.. ;?sn
wkrEa......1His DAY.
Sandy Hook. 4li Gov Island. 1904 hel-Gstes. t;S
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RuN OVER on THE LoSG ISLAND RAILnoAD.-Oa
Saturday evening last fs,sl acc lent occurred the
Lopg leland RsiIoad Bfushville. As the train
due II brooklyn at O'clock was coming along, the en-
siueer observed q man the track, ard blew the
whistle, expecting that he would get out of the way.
He continued bis course however and the train ap-
prosched so that the engine could rot be stopped
and he " an Iun over aud klei He taken 10 u
house ne ar by and identified as Mr. William G. Ham
uoDd formerly law psrtne of S. f. johnson, esq
Coz poratiOn COups lor Of this city. Mr.. Hsrnnond
Asd ust arrived the station from Brooklyn, ard wa
en- bis wsy 10 sis family in FarmDgjale. He le.yos
wife and one child. An inq1est Was held upon the
remains sDd verdict 10 accordance with the facs
wss sdered IL Is uDdeIst 90, howev ~ that far
tier examination will he Instituted.
DRowsED WHILE BaTHISG.-A German gentleman
dro~ ed GIsy Bah yesterday a. the foot q
Fulton iie spresrs he subject TO apopexy and going
while heated, the blood rushed 10 his
snd he DOsm, UOieT tLe circumstances,
un end verdict OF death BY aPopexy
wss by the CoIonei's July tie Artist BY
s.icp been eDseed the Centrs Park he leaves
ob1rn, Ieside the OF Fulton
nue. IA Bridge
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SALARIES OF CITY OFFIcERs.-The Common COun-
ell Of Jersey City have Eyed ppon The Gws salaries for the
500; Civ Clefk mo feetl 5000 City Mrshs
$50 Controller So0: Treasurer $50; Cry Pater beside
eassl $3.50; Physicians fos ssch 500; COrpOson Apor
psy ESQ., Over,eeI Of Poor. Sos Street Commoner $500
Superni, Of Ferries and Wharves land perques leo
Chef Of Fire Depsmen $780, CLERK Com mission
Of Fire Department el00; Assessors each 500 Collector
Of Taxes $500 Chief Police $780, Aids and Paomen each
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NEW,I-hR,SEY .LZ,K.1Nl9.

STRAWBERRY FE.TyALs.-The ladies' of the Wayne
street Reformed Dutch CGurch Of jersey City gave
he frat strawberry festival of the seazon at Merop
tar Hall last evening The attendance was quite large
AID the sffsir passed off 10 very agreeable manner
The ladies Of the First Reformed Dutch Church,
Grand street, will give similar entertainment at the
above bail this Tuesday, evening. The lalies con-
rected with the Methodist Episcopal Church of Hobo
Ken will alec give their annual strawberry festival at
Odd Fellows III all, in Hoboken this evening.
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ANOTHER STABBING AFFRAY.-Two brothers named
Michael and JonD Pagan, residing on the Jsmtca
PlsnhIosd 10 Brooklyn, got into an sl,eicston on
Sunday night when Michael drew small jack-knits
and stabbed John times the region Of the io
sice. The bowels protruded and come of them Were
sut The injured man was still alive yesterday, but HE
recovery Is hsroly possible. Micoael has been ar
rested.
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THE Board OF HEALTH.-The Brooklyn boAi' VI
Health me. yesterday afternoon, Mayor 10 ven 70 30
Chair The charcoal burning at Bsches re''"S'ns e''
tsbisl mspt was reported a. odsrSv 10 S''' VI .''
RESIDENTS in the neis hborhood hsr-ca'"Hs
bsbmeDt in the Seventeenth "aF'' .ne ''"' ~
,,.,hrL,n.,., on Upnt.rfy Road, and 'srse nunb'r
nf 49,, sd ,o lots throughout tie city We're re-
MD ss un,.pcer. They were Severely referred u
to ussbb Ws,dsrs for report. The Brooklyn Ci;y
Rsl,osd Vas 2loned Of neglec'ing 70 clean tae
crossing their tracks which they are obliged to
40 v their contract with the city, ard the Cooperation
Counselor was directed to prosecute. the B1ird al
,ou,ptd till Monday nexi at O'Clock P. M
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GyRxAx SABBATH SCHOOL PIc-NIC.-Yesterdayt the
scholars attached 20 he Sabbath School the Cnurch
Of be Holy Trinity in Monuose avenue, the Rev.
Pbip Albrtcbt, pastor bed pc-ricnth The woods nesr
Si.wsrts Pavilion. Tire Washington Guard, Capt.
Joss A Saal, with two bands Of music, the Washing
Ton and Turner'S Brsss Bsuds the Societies of st Jo-
sekh AID ST. Alphorse, and three singing iOcetie',
were pesen and assisted 10 the pleasures Of the occs-
tien The school numbers six hundred scholars,
ara is il prosperous condition. AL passed of pleas
sniiy.
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Nv Telegraph.

BOSTON. June 2i.-An ssips Richmord Coin. Key Ws~
AErceus Hse Calcutta. bsrx D. Godfrey Pxrer. 0sises
ton; brig Azores SsvsDs, Beaios chr W Dodge. Ebss
celrbis
NORFOLK, June a.-An ship Rcsewen, Sprssse, s. dsJs
from Gibraltar.
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,ea 70 more y9sssp, Place Gao be found TO soe'd SO
h,, or ts. than at the Flower Show 81 the A. ssnauo1

Crsrsnond Kennedy, 70 youthful pieaohsr, wa' .
soo: save Caoaaa resn bic healh ' rrea 70 nsn
trr.Sa)n the Central Bspt., Church Bldg 'fe'' ~"
kynlc
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Tee follow ny table exhibits tho respective amounts
OF exchange held by the various banks, sad aso the
sru,s due 10 dis.t,t banks compsred With last
week the later berg comprised in the table OF de-
posts, &c thown above:
Banks.
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These figures ,hoH large increase over those of
last week. And as far Wheat is concerned, there
app. ss to bs 10 let up in the receipts a. the extreme
Western porte.
From Tn. Picayune l5h
The Bsnk stats inert for the week shows 3 notable
falling of in short loans and exchange, the buk OF
which hss gone into ing dated psoer. There is
slight Increase in specie and considerable reduction
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-22

THE best TIGHT-STITCH SEWING MA
Il CHIMES for all purposes, are
~ y - No. ~ BsoApwAy.1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-22

BuReLARY.-The ofioe OF Dr. Zsbrskie corner OF
GaId and Fourh streets jersey City entered Oh snnasS
EsobDg by burglars and robbed OF about So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-22

DRowSED.-Coroner McAnsly held an inquest
rday the body of German lad ye'Is Of age FUND
p<s reside al New Durham. The lad Lost his He wnAe bath
rs In NIL Creek, between Jersey City and Hoboksn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-22

ACCIDENTS - During the fqual yesterday the
pon boat Boston bee aabed in the and
lowed in.o the dock by hrT "a Of the Js
which plies between Tnirs eth NJ sYok aud
HUNT Point cspsized with three bos,a but geF
were ios. The rescued the New YORK snoTe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-22

r.B.s e,ns Lscs, sJsoa :i'e~Lioa 1H' Y's - az
.,isy. Jane 70, IS 20 ,''<h . ~s'ie' We ''p''-'
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An rpt u,s + SIDE cay. III" Cpiu al Gasse 0f ss 1914
~ NE s.na 81 Bacon auB Bulk hes IA th mArss; edy

An az, rp SIDE II" Co iu al Cart Of os 1914
N i-o ,hs sncs az Bscon ard Bulk Aes IN M mAsst dsy
aud III. follow are th- ss',r's'-s -
Bacon SO. psctss - ................,l wv
Bacon Shoulders, - he'd, 70 ............... $50 %
BIZ Sid.s Ioos@, D.............--.....''. <h.ofg
.ofal..-..s.-s.... VD)ssvJ
RICE-rta sass are uDecra:e some lt0 - ala 3: jgj:
Tor u To prime
SiLrrErERAt b ION The market eou'inns' qit- firm 81
this ar ics ,ai.. Of 81 bsss II 7c 40 BIS Ne
less Z c.tt cs,h end 40 bsgs ~ S., noe.
stGARs-The = Is sodrrsi" and p;icrr are '.s,s1st
the ssles aye $50 hhc, Cuba - 81 ehds Twas a. ii
and ~ thas Nslsio On terms "a msce publc
TALLON-Th- ingIry h. ii.'sd sui The narsri IL hesyy
tsi.s Of 30 \ PrI- Al o., RnEh Eat .s,oie :, y ash
WOOL-OuT mNk.t g. sl snds br'h Naive sd F5relgr
continues very q ent srcs tgsa supr, an ~; sirSer
SOM hid, NJ, s~rs o.. sent;
e Naive Poi 81 sd ae secc l p.lss Ai eco
ID MEDIUM sid Snr Cs'if,ru t49la-
WhiSKY-Te usket : l'w-t al Is freely irsi. tie
,ales l,tCU bbis e. sc.