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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-16
Arrived.

is steamship Arsgo Lines Hsv'e and cO"e' June =
ar P.,e.@sbio Auea.. wooihu, Savannah 90 hou
md.e and pass, I; MiSbl Son sunday, H. Ne Ne
sh s5fainssd sa. with '''"''' A
Steamship Memphis, Watson Charleston 50 hours mdss
steamship Hunsve Post Savannah 90 hour. msse and p
to B. C1omwe 90 sns9ay 4 % on Gsse -
steamship Jos. WbiiDsy Of Chinco,esgus.
l. :. steamship Saron Foster, Charleston 81 hours v
:.Oa m attess esriDg West by soutb sxch.n ,suss
with steamship Florida, hence for Savannah. =,
II dsy' Tolasses to wyie Bro Of New Haven, where s
Brig Alpha (B) Curry, Windsor N s.. IS days ps.,er bss
Big Gisntie jof New.B.yenl, Merrill, M.,asusz R,M
in. and moasses to II. Trowbrdse srs Of Hvs,
where toe brig is bound.
Big Henry Leeds fof ROckland) Grant, ROcilard sdsys
schr Woodbr5ge Cof BsIt,morel wa,t, s. Jaso % Cab
let lust tobacco, &c to Merrill Abbott 5th inst ~ Cfootsd
snd Passage spoke bark Charles Lex from Port su Prince Tor
schr Wren DEB Gee, wsIeham, aass 10 ballast to DE-
schr Richmond Pitcher Calais IS days lumber % Jed vT%
SchT AvsIsdo, Stanley Calais days, lumber to Jsd Fs
scbr sperwer Dutchi Lamlack, Boston days Ia sAa~e
Fgleh Meiucke ,r-,., NJ. LII. NJ, .os.s
order Ah n,t Ia. SO 80 70 49, spoke brig John ssros
tor Ma'1S1t' SSday: ont Out. o.o,..,o, n r ss,,. ed
Schr Frarkn Hunt, Lubec dsy' ah &c. TO stus,s, Cr
u.s. sc6r May Aue, Welsh, Ponce. P R. 10 days. '7s
b Alexandria Va
schr Viols Treworsy, Mschas days lumber, 10 order
schr GireGe Michel Addison days lumber 10 master.
scbr Zulns DobbD, Mschiss days lumber, % order
scb shyock HAYES, Eockland days stone for Fort Rek
nloDd.
sehr. Albany Hallsit, Boston, for Albany.
sloop Harvest Corsin, Providence ndse. 10 master
slcop T.. sp ague, Gibbs Providence. mlse to maesr
Steamer Knnehec, Hand Philadelphia aaa Csps hsy uiss
and ass 10 Perkins. -
steamer Pelican Aldreh Providence rndse 20 0del
Steamer CHARLES Osgood Smith, Norwich and New Loneoe
nd.e. % +. II. Rockwell
RELOW-A hsfn. brig.
SAiLED-Hanburg steamship HNnu,onia schvenssp, ~
Hamburg; ,hps Chi ago, Chsse for Liverpool; Asgie
Euds asor Diane for San Fl an isco; bark John "skJ
NcClure for Richm nd.
WIND-During the day from Z. to E.N.E.
The III. steamer Syren lies q, Cnnards Does '""
City and will 's for Bermuda to morrow morning. lotA
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Passeuxers sailed

L. sk,grsIiD HdnmSaio for Sovthdmpt1E Gsa H1nbsre-
C l. von Hoten Or Schiller @. W Taylor Master Taylor
Johr Dickinson Eu Horsndt Charles Winner Edward Bse
Miss Bertha Kiusley Csr Net.mann wD Mt mann, t W.
A. Beri,n. Joseph Stem, H. EckneiD, Mrs NJ. Mx, Ae,r
beck Ludwig Losen,hA H.nry Low thai LOU. LcseuAs
Jobsnn wild NJ Moves, Jean Metz. Frederick sntdtxau
Gu,t.v w,smapp, Cen Ahen. Hei9eh neer Ana Male,
U.ebmapn John R,iehert j. q. sulten, BeDt Oas, LA
eenkohl Ms Lubins aud serva.t, BeInhsdt Sea.
vi, rer Koh Louis Cssssn, Dr.. Hersberg, Chr Cyl En
Io.fer Hermann Winfed Mix Gerfnde sehwG ., An.en
b.rr heodor Passee David Ivy Bsom.nn .'srmaSn
Freebech C. suzcl litt. Chsns IluulseE Anton Richard
Job Luz Ferd Aschh DoTette Ned rneyer Chss Soeken
Nr, Nockcr Heinz Reneck jon Jacob Rxsenoach, EgA
Bisbc Caroline Never II. " Booking c. trnkei John Ph
Clsn, O. Tiezsn Herrana Monch, Heinrich Ao'ech Casaa
pghe, salome BUhleT. John Simon, Pail? Net ssouov
stv William Lieber Rsfele CTunwsld, q u. Waiting Aeen
Adler Thomss Treye.hsn, Peer Keyse Charles Aeess as
D',Linsou and u stserage.
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a.. lDt1 t1'n 80 FIN !. - Sc Oars erl a. g.
"Hi.Sr hrm 50. ~ 81. - &c FRYIcsTs deI; Wh-..
'e Fi'Hi ~" - " York LAe fNYoRrs IN -, q Srs,,
ott ~ on sSls Flogr 2!fol sisa Cora Coal E1-
tShI ,o'' .i0nr 81 900 tush Wac, 400 blsh Con
OsNh'' Juts l5-s u -Fioe fnnsr WAR e.r,r
"fss" QUIZ rsit % specu A,op .sss S5eo base * So
'' sGk.e Clu1 AID 1850 ~ cl.e - Sptng cl.ts
- INSIDE sao:Gn. CoFS steady h small s>ies SEA g.
,huois kyeT. FSricHrs unohs1ed ~, -st Wssa, g.,
ON, re. 20 Se~.ior. LAKE lNPoRrs- uo bss. Fou
sc hmh Nbrst &c coo bush Cora AeoV easa o.s Canal
rxroRrs go bbs Flour, $500 bgih Whe. 1900 sa.A
Cog. ,,
AiR4NY Jgr, i5-e 2 a--Ths maf.e which b" ben quite
o.. fof f- GAYS showed animation today tsrp
~. far demand fer FLOR with sasS Of % O6S 10
Nug.r the rrs sastons foopd up sb u q 90 bush
~ :, ~ Al OT ~ r White Michigan snd y foe Ksn-
tyky peri &c siIye parcel OF very choice s'd Tor q ne
s CoSN are coo bush mostly A. 6sc tor sngnl A<
quality supply rie. SHIPMENTS - New fork - 200 tQ
Mis-. 2 No bu.h Ots NuisEY, pc sAies 4 30 bbs
CuTc,co June l5-6p m.-FLoVS FIRM WHEAT sdy,ased e
ard b. y,nt; sales ri: 72c Com dull OATS dal and e
over SHIPMENTS = Buflo: - 00l bushels Whes- RE
cgrPT,: go hbls Flour 81 0o0 blshe, Wheat coo Con-
MorlLE June l5The sales o. CorroS to,Ssy were 400
talss At j. MidinE sales Of las. three days 500 b>ss
receipts eco bales. o
CFaRLEsroN June l5-Tbe sales OF Corros to-day
| -ot bales at 8(Ql2tc Quotations arr unchanged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-16
HOMICIDE AT NEWARK.

On Monday evening, about o'clock, young fellow
named Stephen Kelly, resdiDg at Newark, was stabbed
and almost instantly killed by Stephen w. Howell,
whom deceased and several Of his companions hal at
tackled and beaten severely without provocston, The
circumstances are as follows party consisting Of de-
ceased stephen Kelly Henry Pagan, Mchsel Pres
toa, Joseph Ames and - Smith, had been drinking
freely during the afternoon Of the remen parade and
had committed various disorderly acts
At about o'clock they came into Ward street,
where port Of the party lived, and were staggering
toward home, when Pagan fell into the gutter and the
others upon him. Mr.. Howell who boards at No. -
Ward street, Mr.. VIM. Robotham and others, saw the
movements Of the drunken men, AID commenced
laughing nj them, when they replied with opprobrous
epithes, and followed Howell and made attack upon
him, knocking him down in the gatter, AID wrenchDg
ks umbrella from his hand beat him with It about the
head and face, and kicked him. nnictDg severe in
jaries causing large flow of blood. Mr.. Howell
hAaDy succeded in getting away from them, and went
iaio his residence and boted the door.
The iniuriated men made attack upon the place
and bunt the door open and made a second assault
upon him, when he drew a common pocket koife,
and with the large blade, inflicted wounds upon his
assalapts stabbiDg Kelly in the neck ia two places
and Preston in the had
Kelly went acrOss the street defiance Of ninety
feet and fell on the walk fsom weakness produced by
loss Of blood lie was found by Charles Nc Alister,
resident in the vicinity who had heard the arsy and
gone for the police with whom he returned Toe
wounded msn placed in wagon but before reach
Sg the Police Station he died.
The knife penetrated just above the colsr-bone, the
blade passing downward in the direction of the heart
Upon learning the resu Mr.. Howell went 10 the Sta
ton House and gave himself up, regrttpg its occur
renee but aveirng that he acted only in sedefeuse.
hr. Howell young man, bearing good character,
and s q member Of the Methodst Episcopal Church at
Mo,r,tOwn The case under investg cation yestsr.
dsy before Coroner Grover. The evidence corrobor-
Ated the facts above stsed but the inquest had not
S<ep concluded
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Passengers Arrived

n The steamship 1ragO, from Hare and cOs'.J peh
beser Of dispatches from % and isnuYj Dr. L. safrdse'
bearer Of dispatches om Rome IL. w brsim bsAer o. a,
h.. from London Charles Chscon Spanish Wee Consul
berr Of dspsches from Madrid 4. Buchs Read sad ady
Fdsar Howsnd and servant MIA Lane Miss Lane NILS
Ian. Matters d. spd W. Lane, Mr. Ddth and LADY J. kds
way al sy Mrs Moran, Mas Moran Ma.,,sr ana S9rsa
81 $40 servants De- Wells aid sdy Miss Wells Mise W-lls
NJ T. Wells ana servant. Mss Lrverett Mira A. Doabet
Ciapbesi AID lady Mrs Syz Two children and servant,
Miss q selz Mis- NJ York Mas York, Mr. Atroceht, LADY,
ree h,ldrn and servant; Mira Heneuwsy H. Va, scaalct
80 adv Miss L. Wis Mrs Eastman, Miss Chapman, G. o. I'd
s,s "a aa, Sir Nable and lady, VIM Wilcox and lady
y G. Low, H. Miss Lowell, Mas'sr Lowell Mrs or D
q. rscbi Mn Keefer, w n. lewis Geo DnpcJ Mi's But,
Mrs rayr + D. Howell 5 Od.l, Nj raPPaO, Mr. HassPet
: "a Hamilton Ms Cave Mis-. SohrDck ML Brooks, M De
5. Cvr ard adv Geo Bcugeres Lsfurcsie Henry Stone,
DR. Grolgr ssekley Mr. Robnson Mr. Dodge and SON. mr WI
I'M M w Wsinright Mr.. j. ~ Ugsrte, MI H. Robee,
Master Sciiare Dr. seropysu, NJ Cralshaw A's Me
knight Ms Geesrweyen Master We bser Miss Wsbser
Mr. : a. Letty MIs J. Dawes Miss Helen Marshall MI A.
Wilson Mr. 1ucktt Mr. Day sud lady, Mr. Besson M Sole
mos Mr. e. Charcotte Henry Grnue Mrs Peseuex, Mr.
: S,rnan Henry de Ftrist, y. Mend.z r. CAamp.nois T.
Miguel, NJ Block j. croNson, Master Bauer r. Mon's0t
Total ia. %, -, H.,
In bdtk Danie eJstey, from GUaydma p R5Thos Hutch
irson b. Hawkins G. w Thmpe, Nicholas Wnoe 'sen1ne
Treccche w I. Frink, @. w Wyhe
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Markes-Reported By Ttlegrapk.

NEwOILEAks June 4-CoTToS unchanged sales to-day
Of $50 bales a, Halle for MddDr SUcAR steady WHEAT
very dull PoRK very dull WHISKY 49, rRgIGHTs-Co,,ou
to Liverpool :d7led ssht EXCHANGE on NewYok, iai q
cent discount
CINCINNATI June i4-WHsgy has advanced L. sales a, Die
FLOUR has advanced Dc. under speculative inquiry CoRs
MEAL is UNCHANGED
BALTIMORE, June l5-FLouR quiet WHEAT firm; White
81 tG6l Is CoRS frm; White 6sG70c. Provisions dull
with a declining tendency. WHISKY dull
PBiLApELPHIA June iS-FLoUR firm; sales Of 800 bbs At
- 2ycs4 ga. WHE.r set!ve; White y e59Sl TO- CoRS
dull Pennsylvania Nd7o. WnisSY firm At 3i e2.c.
BUFFALO, June m.-FLouR steady, very and in
good demand sas 500 bb at SEA - IS for choice Iperhne
Upper Lahe 81 35d 81 ~ for extra Ohio and Indiasa
% % - a. for double do. WREAr qaie. and frmer
sA.s 1900 bush Chicago Spns 70 srse ct M 1000 oush
Ute Red Ohio; q e2 ks "kt Michigan Coak s.esay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-16

Ger. IRON ia,, sslss, snd oic.ei heavy IGs m 'ks'
generally tas been an un'a'lsf.cnfy ore %
broksr= ~ho cr0 pi,r ~ :he sbserc Of '' is O''
Nee. Betveen .he Bos,is the,e va 70 bu-ia@''
transacted CT asy aUcuI., ard pros were gels'Ai
sbu, ne .aue 80 .. the oose of the First B)'Ti' \
toe : coG Board III. k: .as Il dull, srd n -onis
insfsroes piioes we're 1we.. TIE sho.e maxi 'o-el
fesvy aud dull Closing prcss we're: for Ere los n
N.wYok Central, sl2q,; To,c5c, 32I !; ROCK
I.le1d 72al. Michigan S,uherp, q -; Hadson'
.t!q-: Missouri Co. So, r. 81; Gaers, HaI' M'i'
wsuk.e AID M.ss.ss ,p, 20i :. ReA3ing ~ q -
Ore o. ne pron.ne-t textures Of the msset wis tie
change Of f,on. by very prominent opsra-o Nn9 ms
of late beer an itiuertisl bal.
Ttsmsrket having beer really clesred q ou;sids
bills. the .reigl Exchange u.arks: has been hFme'
to-day, and closes 10 e cent higher for Siefisns
than Yesterday. Tie transactions have been larger
than for several se,uers past, including over $780, 600
Of the bills Of prominent banking house a. 2 cent,
now held 30 q cent. Leading bank blis closed at
9d9l y cert,
Feigh.s ere hardly 60 Arm with ess produce effer.
ing To Liverpool 500 bbis. Flour a. Is. Cd 29Voo
bush. Grain Of 3D. in bags 40 boxes Bscoa a. -os
800 cs Beef a. g. o.. COO boxes Cneese a. 21s Coz.
ton is freely offered at 3l6a732d., out hg rate Is
a.ked. To London 100 tuus Oil Cake q. rs 81. To
Glasgow, 100 bbls. Flour 81 De. 800 bis Rosin a.
2s Cd vessel Of 1900 bbis. with Flour and 2o.n 81
2s ~. To Brsmep 300 bales Cotton =. &C., 500 bbls
Rosn at % Cd. The ship Anna Maris, "A year. oil,
500 turs capacity buit at Essex M4ss so,i for about
$4,000. The brig Matilda from Ely .ebethpor, 10 Bos
ton, with cool at ST. a schooner from Jacksonville to
Ki1gstor, Jamaica, with lum' ,er at sll. Two brgs
out to Nuevtss end back private terms
The business OF the sab Treasury wss: Receipts,
81 ,3G3O99 4i-S53V,dO from Customs aud 81 300 900
for Treasury NOES, Payments, 1891 ,l39 -S26 900
Caloroia orr ~ Balance, s5,62j 7O2 "A. OF the de-
posts, - 100000 BY the Bank Of Commerce aud
$500 go by the City Bank for Treasury NOES. No
oCdce notice hes yet been received OF the award bur
as stated under our telegrsphc head this morning,
about g. 600 was awarded at II e cent, and
81, 200 eco at Il = cent. Tne entire amount might
have been placed here by subscription al u p cent.
The notes held at = cent premium for the 4 e
cent? sld 2 cert premium for the a z cents. The
tendency Of TIE twenty million loan had rndouot-
ely some effect upon the bids for these notes. The
f,llovirgis tie list Of bids:
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TUESDAY, June l5-P.

TUESDAY June l5-P. ~
The Stock market to-day has been rather heavy and
prices generally have declined from ! to = cent.
New York Central opsred at a decline of y cent
from previous qaotstions and was freely supplied at
the decline cosing dull Pacific Mail was pressed for
sale on sellers options and, with sales OF about 800
shares, closed heavy. Erie was also dull, and WAS
freely offered by the bears sellers options at large
differences from cash prices. The only demand for
Hudsen River fesmed 10 be- for cash stock from the
shorts The transfer books of this Company opened
today and cash stock Appeared to be little scarce in
the street; the price did not advance any, however,
ard a. the close Of the call the stock rather heavy
Reading was quite active, but pressed for sale and
closed heavy at decline from former quotations. sell
arg as low as 40 Business in the Old and Preferred
stock OF the Michigan Southern was not large, and
both were quite heavy At the close Of the call Pans
ma was firm but was not active, and closed
steady, with sales Of only $50 shares. Illinois
Central was very heavy and was freely offered at large
differences from cash prices on sellers options. Galona
and Chicago, although mewha. lower than the last
sales was nevertheless well sustained and at the close
of the call was in active demand a. fraction under
opening sales. Toledo was steady, and closed quite
frm with transactions to the amount of about 900
shsres. Chicago and Rock Island ives active and at
the opening OF the cal was freely hammered by the
besrr, but rsolutsy supported by its friends and
ct tho close Of the call in demand at full opening
quotations. Milwaukee and Mississippi declined
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-16
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK............Jvsr
Cleared.

axe. Crowe Portland, III. B. Cromwell
& Go Kcunfbec Hand, Philadelphia.
ships-Far West, Bennett New0deans, w. FroH; Isa,
field Melbourne MAILER Lord QCereaui COnstaatine haoo-
duck Liverpool G. Grnnep
Balks-Fssct WalLeT Savannah. S;ugss CeArrnau Co
Gold Age, Rousn. Galveston, Wsknman, Dimon Coz
Carver Dauan, Mstarzss II. ID. Brookmau x Co W. d
Chandler Gage, Hsvans, h. s Ninng. &
B,igs-Metcs Richardson. EizbehpoT' c. T. J. Pesni
J. Ford, Giifip Portland, O. L. Hatch q Co.
schooneis-E Brooks, Gardner Newport master J.. A. W
wards shakeford Charleston Donsr Potter Lnoen, ssbs
ton Beaufort Davis Holmes; S. Adams Chase Bh sepor,
master; w A. Ellis Nichols ChaIleston Smith Co Enu3
(Br J, hnson Windsor. n. s., G. A. DeWof Orion, Smin
Ellsworth C. T. Peters; John Boston, Lingo, Savannah
Scranton Talnan; Vspor Mitchell, Mobile safges Clear
man 4 Co Selma Kelly, Portland, ~ h. Wohe T. bsnop,
Booth Plymouth s. Goodwin A. " Bedsl Ryder, Alexandra
&c BedeA
sloor-Thomas Hull Hull Providence, master
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The aggregate bids about $40, 900 600, Of which
about cne-hslf was al z cent. The bidders st a T.
cert will get about one seventh Of their bids.
S. Diapers daily auction sale Of bor3s and stocks
xi take place TO morrow Wednesday 81 III O'Clock
at the Merchants Exchange.
Messrs Warehouse, Son Il Morrison OFF, for sale
p celt five year bonds Of The City OF Noble at par.
They were issued in anticipation Of taxes which were
pledged for their redemption.
The usual mi annual interest dividend Of 81 = cent
on the 81 100000 cash cspta stock OF the Crest West
erp Marine Insurance Company, viii be paid al their
office or aud after July L. Transfer books vii be
closed frtm on and after Jure - un,l July /.
The business of the Clearing House today was
$l5.O5s0sS.
There has been no char &c in TIE Metrop ,i,an cert.
ficates for several days.
TIE rains a. the West and the prospective damage
to the growing crops have induced como speculative
movement. here in breaistufIs, and our, wheat ard
corn have advspced.
Tie circular Of Mr.. Fabian, dat.d Chicago, June II,
says
year Merch,s ruh1e only for immediate wants and %
keep Up sssosnts' Transactions principally for cash.
Another b-.ak occurred h the Illinois sul Michgsa Canal
Il L. however pAird AID boats agsn pa''os without inter-
rupiou Nearly all tie railroads les. damaged By
frs sae whrs, Va. exhibited Chanse during the
nat wei il cAme about 3 niles north Cairo In
State The hsy- hd one two fdr Gays o planting
corn Of which they ;sken every sdvAnge Growing whs
loo K. well: the is heavy bat wh0u' permanent and
radical ia in she weather (which il 81. ehaagesbe
.nsr N bad condition Of the road. the rsc1p. Of r
continue LIBERAL Annexed please IND table Of receipts exports,
&c;
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COURT OF GENERAL sEsSiONs.-JUSs l5-Boore Re
cnr1er RI

The trial of Martin Down, for the murder OF . INN
Mai. Ryan, daughter Of the witness Ky an VINO 'esss
10 seeing thuat made by Dowd upon p3oIey sts VA
ooly f Pocen Ct the Twelfth Ward stated ina
be fouid in the trunk Of Dowd wife winch hHed
ahs Mad. of the sword which Dooey rabbed For the
s.,ne James w of Wslscks Tneaer examined as
10 the character Of the prisoner who bad been come ted with
ths th,ateT Iorsio N Wild exCouOclnan, examined,
ao 70 diameter Capt Bennett Of the Eighteenth Ward
tb.s cases Al late bour the trial ,tl pending
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-16

A BANK CASHIER PAssIsG CoUsrERrEIr MosEY.
- TIE PIaiafeld IN. j. Gazette states tha. some
weeks since Dr. Harvey Dayton succeeded in passing
81 upon his acqusintsnces in Plsn6ed considerable
sums Of counterfeit money and then decsnped. Mr..
Dayton Cashier Of the State Bank Of Morris, and
After the flIs Of the. 'nstitatsD was convicted Of
IeJayy.
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by telegraph.

HAMPTON ROADS, June i5-An ship yOlture 70 days Nv
Calao.
NORFOLK June ls-Arr schr Charles Livery days ~
s.. Thomas. ~
CHARLESTON June i5-The u. 81 steamship Co.sp.s ~
Berry from New York signslled coming up 8, "e'0es
uouing . Ii.
BOSTON, June l5-Au ships Sea King Barker. u'elR-,
Fore. Wells New Orleans; baiks Msnchss CLANCY ~.
H. w. Porter Bssu Africa; brgs Golden Lead johnson
OIlrsLS: Enoch Benner, ST. bbard Aux Cages .x
CHARLESTON June l5-Arr ship Alliance, from CeI1S
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sURROGATEs COURT--JUSE l5-Before EDWARD C.
WEST. go ,
pROOKLYN CITY COURT-JUNE 15.-Beore judge CULVER
hI 7 IUN FVIN U7NH HVNNs
John RiedeIbssh agt. Thomas Dnsor.

John RiedeIbssh agt. Thomas Dhsof'
Action for damages arising from personal injuries
Plaintiff passenger the ship Manhattan on the voyage from
lverpool 10 New. Defendant captain fIautin con-
tnsd captain that the steward would not supply nan
Nth water wbereupon the captain struck paln ana injured
hin 20 sever y compelled 10 keep his bunk iof some
we,ks On landing NewYoTk he again assaulted by me
..ptain who violence he complained soou
fk received The Jury verdict IN s'o
81 aiptin $3.50
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TIL Arago brings London paper 70 lie p Jars'
The Times, in i,s city article, ssyn
The funds to-day have been without the shsnies .
variation Console opened at the firm price OF iS:s c
everiDg, 97i y, snd several purchases by the puos
impaired esdnes- througb2nt the dH z OF or 90 s5
jay acc cunt the latest bargains were a. 9Sa !! VI
al, x dividend There ia great supply oil money
il the market and il is difficult TO effect short loans
Bank stock left eff at 3l99&l, Reduced: 9ot =
NV Three p Cents, sc! a !; Iudia Sock, ~ +@5
India d. benures go l. Iadis Bond', IL ~ ana
Exohequer Bill, tMs-ch), 30l 35l, tJune) i3f as
In the foreign exchanges this afternoon the rate
ppon Psrs was rather lower ether PLACES were about
TIE fcal quotations Of the French Three ? Cents
or the Paris Bourse this evening were t9i NC iof
money srd 69f 6c. for TIE end Of tne montl, sGo wing
further eight decline
TIE ( 30 Goo BY the Europa has gone direct . lhe
Continent being on Fierch account; The sPecis oy
La Plata flG27 200 in gold erd tS, 80" N ahYer) VIII
probably be delivered on Thursday.
The Times rotices a favorable reaction in lilnols
Central on the previous day Sales OF treeand Bonds
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COIRT CALENDAR-THIs DAY

suPKyME CoURT-SPEcIAL TERM.-Nos. %, $50,
1871 1874 ss to l59 l6l 1852 l6S 1884, les l67 1858 1881 b9
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Nos. lO99, iii, lila, o'4, 90
sA 49,. ,,,c ZOO o..
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Tie weekly Statement, of averages of the lea In;
items Of the Banks Of Philadelphia, TO- the pa esF
shows an increase of $G9,980 10 specie s2"3 3D. IN
loans, and slO7 O55 in deposits TIE Only item show
ing decrease is tie circus o. 81 ich has fallen off
sIS.4S2. The amount dus 70 bang has increased
1916, vi me amount Of the il N Ct due from
banks has i1c,es,ed $9lli. Tnsro mas also bean an
j, ere. SO o. 5000 IL cap,ts'. the following are the
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'lSRHkED -.

MOOhEs GIFh. ~, resdrrcs = me bnae,s f.:hef q
1bur,osy, oe sy tie Rev j. r. E-s,nsu. w selAb D.
Moor. % MI'' sJ Saith oniy daleser Of hAo sn''h
all Of Nnesoi' Erccn,e Comfy ". Y.
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NEW-Y URK. DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY JUNE :" low"

,;..;s nd Ser * w.s sod st lO7l, api come -
ic7I ssn.Il amour: ~,n bill Of lsing T.s ,akee 8
io,t ne ~Lpge Is 1901 Gln FfsDcs In'3 20
: II lJ, :re demand - feeble. SiN,y-isy bills ~
NY rs ssr. ,oii $, Il snd ''4't di'' phn.
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To.al..... TO- 5s7 $50 S25a,lli s6569972 slG336s4
The aggregate OF the several items 0. the statements
Total.......sJ5 2H0ls Totsl........SSJ
Erorx tn p,e1nuu. ga

From The Piedysae, Str
Money is quite easy, and the Banks are readily
tskirg all good Fall paper at Sa9 e cent AT longer
dates the rates range from g q 10.
TIE bank sts,enent for the week shows further
large decrease in short loans most of which hiss been
transferred tto long dated psper 10 specie there is
slight falling H. bat under the favorable state OF ex-
changes seyeIsl parcels ere on the way from the
North, which may swell the supply of bullion to near
" eleven millions. The exact changes, as compared
with last weeks returns, are as follows:
rIs.s :, SIT Loans $3.50 s95
49,. g. A. 9o5
i.., - Cfrrrl.,on 48625
n's.o - Ds,o.,s $685.
D...ss 4, F,rhsns, $50 80
Ds.s.. !, n. cant ........... 165
f"c-..ss ir fero,,s 2s6l
The GLOWING table exhibits the respective amounts
Of Exchange held by the various banks and also the
sums due 10 distant banks, as compared with las.
week-the latter being comprised in the table Of de-
posts as shown above:
ExchNge. Due Dist. Banks.
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MINIATURE ALMAyAc.....rHIs DAY.
sx Plss a. n Suy-sets, 1853 MooS-Riscs. II IS
wATER......THiS DAY.
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