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LAW LITTELLIGENCE.
CASE OF MICHAEL CANCEM-vERDICT OF
GULLY.
TWELFTH DAY
TWELFTH DAY.
SUPREME COyRT-CIsorIr-Jla. is.-sefoE, Jld.e
WRIGHT

TWELFTH DAY.
sCPREME COuRT-oaorIr-JIoe ia-sefoEe Jai.e
Ta- Peope AT Michsel C.nsenr
In anticipation Of verdict, dense crowd siled the
court room this mofsIy.
The jury csme .ntO court shortly sfIer 10 o'clpck
ard Judge WRIGHT asked them i they hsd agreed
unCn q verdict.
TIE foremsn Of tie Jury replied in the negative,
sr6 stated that there vas POot il the testimony
T. =. son OF the july not quite cer.sin s5cu
Il wss Ire evidence of Roun in relation TO two men
seen running from TIE corner Of GRAD and Centre
streets.
Judge Wright resd from the minutes taken By Mr..
Mckeoo a. follo~s:
~ 3Uvn % No - Ceu, street rex. 70 Odd F.o~s HaI
5sts or smoke pistol the d.
ssota um vhie stood then stated - - across;
si- b.; ben run ider the
ia hs cssonsDy scrO-s E4n street, n)tcei tins
man he ounc hs complexion dsk tn2gshi ne
cc ord ~hsseis around his mouth us
h blow OF ne Grana :; ee he threw
ni. and bed III Dat ne rad dre's at
vhtr Ia.t ssw he bad got from Fun
street; frat second thu sanr d &c
b an d certain he he ,eccod n..n) down Elm
bs Li- tine Sd nearly reached the Fs wAee toe murdered
Grand sDd Elm street red Saints and dEAb coats
sad srppc,ed they were french
The jury sgain retired, but returned in few
CieIk-Micaael CArcemi, stand up aud fsce the
Jury jurors, iock upcn the prisoner. Gentlemen OF
the July. Rave you sgreed upon your verdict
Foremsr-We have.
Clsrk-Hoy cay you, gentlemen of the Jury, d, you
rd Michael Carceni, tie prisoner at tAs bar guilty
or net -ully
oremer-GrLTY.
Mr. Astueai-I respectfully ask the: tie Jury be
poed.
The Clerk commenced calling the names OF the
iurcrs askisg zach. " Is that yeur verdict
M. AshmeaG objected to the form Of polurg tue
Jury; le believed the usual ard proper mode was TO
ask each Juror if they furd the prisoner guilty or
Jutse Wright said !. made no difference either was
Sors Of tie Jurors On sTsrirg the inquiry OF the
Clerk. seen ed much affected.
Cancem betrayed no emotion at the announcement
Of the verdict
M McKeor moved that the prisoner be remsrded
for sentence lie sad that the prisoner should prop
erv ne fen.enced at the General Term OF this Court
Cance mi remained few moments 10 conversation
with bis counsel end Mr.. Crstadoro, after which he
wss taken t. the Tombs. .,
Thr Court then adjourned to Monday at |!
o'clock m.
TIE General Term Of the Court will meet nex' Sat
urday when tie prisoner will probably be sentenced
tHAMBE Before judge 81 THERLAND Decisions.
VIM. c. Amermsn Ggt. ID. Ii. Bsnsuete.-Order
denied. . ~
John H. Lampe agt. Ernst Herdreckerhof-Pl
It'd slowed 20 annd the authority Of Davis sat Morris u
grurd the application must BE- made 10 ae Cou' OF Com
Pleas.
George Copwsy sgt. Elizabeth COpway.-Referred
20 b L,fFrgwr.l esq 70 take prot Of the facts L..
John T. Gleason agt. The Brunswick aud tIoTlda
RsiIosc Company Motion denied without coss
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THE TURF.

U.,os CouRsE, l.. L-Trotting, Saturday, June
10 1858; match 1000, mile heats, best in ), to
wagons: ~
s. Mclaughlin, Or H. Lady Cudney ..............2 g.
Tine: 2:i2 2:46l, 2:foi.
Thursday, June l7.-Match $500, mile heats, 3
in 3:
W ID. Peabody. bay seldng........ Received forfeit.
ii. Woodruff brow INTERCHANGEABLE forfeit
Match 81, 600, mile heats
H. Woodruff h no. 10 skeleton wagon Reed f,rret.
w. Peabody. 10 road wsgou)........ Paid forfeit
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ArroiSrmrSrs.-Tbe following appointments have
been made by tie President by aud with the ADVICE
and consent Of the Senate of the United States;
AGENTf.
P.d.ci Dcdso Of Nebassa Inciso Agent in Utah Territory
Chns H. Mix OF sgen. fOr the Indians OF he " IN
ncbsxo Agency, vice J. G Fletcher
stRvFyORs-GKNEsAL.
John C. Hoy. Of California General for The Territory
Of - a., r
WashiuSton Terltory reAppoint@d
RYclsIER y LAND oFPCE.
Ira Mnnson Of California Of Francisco California ylcs W
GIN
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a NEW sWINDLE.
r,.,, 7z.yY T,bvr,

In your edition Of l7tb inst, under The caption oil
er t;yir de yoa pubi.h Article srnias me- VAIN
rcontrsdicted woud p..cs l. position before the conn4a
ry which have ri h-I IL 81. eoi dsefvee As many OIL
the staten therein gltTue and a. scA riol' 70 ms
90 not Hesitate think tia you Will Willingly ave th- sam
circulation 70 ny ta you I'D - lie Altcrs iet7el
10 That Was arrested or aempd 10 be arrested OF iNdnced
10 csye the civ that Proceedings ha'syer J an
entirely income ami unou-ded There is such locality a.
Nc = ,on stree, where ay Office and las becp aid "r.e
shall coutu 'le Of Gay su ate b-s!lesi = the
entire satisfaction Of all vino Z with their patronage
Yours g. ii. 4. GRAHAM
NJ. J. lrt Ju-A - lb52.
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FATAL CANPHEsE AccIDFsr.-Coroler Hills hold
gu inquest Sunday, At the NewYok Hospital, upon
the body Of Wm Cornell, 10 years OF age, who died
om the effecs Of burns. Deceased, it appesred wa,
attempting to kndle fire By pouring some camp iene
upon 1--we ceas, when 1t blazed up and act fire 70 his
clothing. The occurrence took place on Saturday
evering, at No. 1870 East Broadway. The Jury rem
dered vtrcct Of death BY burns accidentally re-
ceived.
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An Ex-CoVNCILMAs INTERFERING WITH a Po-
IIcrMAY-Oficer Rich of the First Precinct reported
in the Saturday morning returas' that on the pre-
vous evening he arrested man named Matthew Null
lin FOR dsorderly conduct, and took him to the Lower
Police Comt, but there being no magistrate On the
bench. he took bis prisoner to the corner OF Centre
and Franklin streets for the purpose of washing ths
blood from bis face. While there the prisoner At
tempted to escape by runuiog out of the store tue
officer being prevented for short time from pursuing
him BY the learned and eloquent e1-Councilman D Don
nell of the Sixth Ward, ana Michael Smith, the ta
ented and brilliant representative lssyear OF the -Four
teen.h Ward. The officer finally broke from their
grasp and resrrestDg bis man. returned aud arrested
TIE two ex. Conpcmen. The prisoners were taken TO
the Sixth Precinct Station-House, from which place
they released, between 6 and 7 o'clock in the
evening by their friend and crony, Justice Brennan.
On Saturday morriog, the parties Appeared before
Justice Osborn at tie Lower Police Count, aud were
held to srswer the charge.
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AGy .tiseusLt ]

PrRpY's NATIONAL THEATER. - Tonight
pew by Sas stse Is q b. 7rotooed AZ ia.s hans
UlnS. T. is saa :, be witty anus ns sa1 q
merit Pautouine O. IHE MAGIC H'Nps sic are
Tsts sih Nas:cA Oo make uP the P;os.n-
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CoYPF1IrD TO DisGoRGE About week or more
ago man named Frederick W. Kohler went INTO the
ewelry store Of Tiffany Co., Broadway and making
some small purchases rendered in payment therefor
IS bill purportrg to be of the JOHN Hancock Bank,
Boston TIE bill, appearing genuine WAS accepted,
ard the proper change returned bu. only Little tina
esp,ed b. fore was discovered tbs. the bill was coun-
te1feit. Nothing more was seen Of Kobler uu: S4tur'
day last when he again entered the store, and, making
another small purchase offered bill similar to the one
mentioned. He was at orce recognized, snd an eiiicer
sent for. who took him into custody. Nnne IN ths
sto,e one Of the clerks noticed that he swallowed sons
thrg and communicated the fac. 10 the officer hoh'er
wss take L to the detective Office, where he was COM
PEELED 10 swallow emetc, but tue desc having no e
feet another was administered. This, however, did no
GOOD when third, more powerful than the Others,
wss given, and in little time thereafter koh!er dis
eoryed counterfeit 81 bill on the Grsu.te Bank OF
Connecticut, two 81 bills on the Yates County BANK
Boston, ard 80 bill on the Hancock Bark Of Els
worth, Me. The accused wss detained for e1anlsa
ton.
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fAiTertiyemenf I

An EXQUISITE ESyOYMENT.-They repeat To.
Mn raj Admirable dsna q he Siege BalmsIe entitled
rssE WHAkTos 81 III It's .p.ikirg sAues, snd vi7scy a:
BARSVM's HlsLVM. CHARMING oe"iicbns deIsl.-s
urrtn and there q a. c.
tcrirfpn point q tnce BLANCHARD auc h DoO hese
~ Vor ~. pcr.c.Iu 81 Bark -ll t-s A.e.nc-1
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Aprrsr OF PicKPoCKLrs.--Oh Welsh aud
Cornell CT barber Polite, arrested yesterday Ga board ae
-, rfy.boa. uhh-,j, two thieves named George IL
~ .Js,.rd sri James W uamsn. ch.fsed by Mr. kost OF
No IA Greenwich seei. VITA sbaesiga from Us 700 goo
b Th.y aid uct oi-trb the chain. The property wa: ~
I'D mn the they having passed 90 third PeEs2r Ihey
~. TO- s.d Up IN he Second Dstlicl Sls.Jr House
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NOTICE To PASSENGERS SAVED FROM I'M mr..
STEAMER PEsssYLyASIA-Mr. CH.RLEs a. rnon =,
r.y vs among the passergers boSd TIE %
Sunday mott ing last wher shs bovn rP ms ~
AID any suoaE the survivors, sno a. 80
lic ling with ths anjersiga.d r Shve ~ 60
sAsfroao 4 Co, Ne. eHsssG e. new to'I
Heg.Ycrk June L. AeSs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-21

CHI hoa-AIIIT.-We Learn f,on he report Of toe
City I1spto.o- list there were $50 deaths IL the city
during the past week, decrease o. 81 a compared
With the mortality Of the week previous, and l6
more than tied 10 The corresponding week o. last
year. The following tabs ga bits tae number Of
des;hs during tie pas. two weeks smonS shuts aud
children, distinguishing TIE 'exes:
Meg; w9ael By. e. e. -
W Wsss s sls,5s j jaa. - 4 Is iSs -
Among tie prncpal causes Of death wee the foi-
lowing: Consumption. c. commissions tnfan'iie 70;
inflammation OF he lung, A. Inflammation OF the
brain, ); soaiet fever, To- ma-asmus infantuel, 3D.
dropsy IA the head, - measles, 2 Group, B. brcn-
chitis. Q. There were also ) deaths of disease OF
tie ki5neys { Of cholers infaptum Of congestion
Of tie brain; Of dsrEhss; OF dysen.eiy; Of IN
aA1zmstion Of tie bowel. Of hopping cough OF
palsy: Of teett:rg L of smallpox 6 premstuTe
births: 80 st-born, and IS from v.o.ent causes, IL
o.udrg suicides ard drowned.
Tie following is a Classification Of the diseases, and
the number OF deaths in each class Of disease during
the week: Bones joints, &c, q brain and nerves,
g. geueretiye organs IS; heart and bood-vessels TO-
lungs. throat &c, ILL., old age, g. skin, &c, and
eruptve fevers 81 still born and premature births 81?
stomach bowel. and other digestive organs 3d. uncer
tain seat and general fevers %; unknown, ? urinary
organs, ). Total, $50.
The number Of deaths compared with the CORE
spending weeks in 1856 and 1885,, was as follows:
Week ending June 2, ls5S..... ................5H
Wock ending June ~ l257..............,.......J.4
Neek ending June - lE55....-............,....,iI
Week ending JII< 49, 1885,.
The nativity table gives go natives Of tie United
States 81 OF ireland, . Of Germany 10 Of England,
3 Of Scotland unknown, anu the balance Of various
foreign countries.
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OPFIcE-JunsiS-
Before GEORGE +. Belts.

George Ferguson. young man. Was eAanneo on
charge Of preventing forged check for 100 the
The payable to Jas Caoy I, and ued Ansss
.us Srhe evidence 20 show that feon met nea
the Custom House who him tn- cheek ana
cd him the amount promising 10 pay Ferguson fos s
trouble Ferguson supecng anything was wioss gent
inside and s having been shown 20 Mr. Sche and s
nonpced by lin Ferguson arrested There
being evidence show ths Ferguson guilty OF Inc sse
The Courtn deredh o be dirchargcd.
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r.isemen.
puySIy BrTTERs.
NoFFAT's LIFE PILLS AND

MoFFAT's LIFE PILLS AND PHENlA DtI IEhs'
In cases OF Cc.;ivenes Dysp pss bio'i. sid Ls, ~.
sants Piles RherIEas obsti. ate Hessscnss AZ -
de-suseuebs Of health these nsdiIiDes have .vs
csrtsin sud spesdy remedy For ssle oy W. D. "'ffA
No S35 Broadway, and BY s. Drusgs,s
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Tr,s-rhs CASToS TEA COMPANY have on

IkA>.-IHt CSNloN Ia So'Ii -,
hand of TEAS fo- Grocer: aIi Tea Dese a pr
vste smies Solchoa. 0olouE and fSung bJssn rom 80
4Oc Gunpowirf AID Imperial .-u &C. AL o-Het -,
ties equally lou. Also, Sr boxss good riiLf IT. 'o'
Cal ant examine 5. No rs Ctshsirs, o-t"eS- ieai' III
Ras.
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CAPTURE OF FrGITNES FROM JUsricE.-Joca
Smith. alias Buck Lsngdon, whose escape rom Inc
Jefferson Market Prison was noticed in The TRIBUNE
few DAYS ago, was rearested yesterday morning BY
Officers Carey. Young and Van Wsrt. The officers
were passing through Eighteenth stree. near the
Fhst avenue, when they noticed the burglar Coming
ON, Of tbs house of one of the wtnesse, who hsd tss
fed against him. Smith was conveyed before Justice
Kelly a. the Essex Market Police Couf' but ~0.a
give no account Of bimseh On his person was 'ouna
complete set of burglars tools. The feIo. was ssAn
10 the prison and for safe keeping chained by the
whist to his cell door,
William Lotus was arrested yesterday on warrant
n,ued by magistrate Of the CITY Of bana'0, eo1s..
with obtaining the sun Of w kom "t' eNns' u
that place. BY false and fraadaos' r'p''''o'S'0''
IL alleged.
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FRFpRJcKs's PHoToGR.PHIC TEMPLE OF Arr,
Nos, SIS ana 5s Boaiwsy opposite Metropolitan toeirHo
ToCsAPas H,L.oGTPEs DAS- SRsLoIfrss al
in every style.
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Advertiser er
J>tpYprtr pEOTO1
fAdy-rti.-c,ent

1NPERiNL PHOTOGRAPH oi the lale ueh. hh>i'
Fog = sMlrH Of Geu EARsEi srs 70" 9 e'h-'i'on
.: BkAbY. Ga-eIy, ~ ~ Broadway, over Ihe-P''-'
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BRiDy's GALLERIES.
PHoroGRAPHs.


ASrgorYPIs sli DAGvGEKEoIYsts. .
Nos Sssd cu5 Broadway New Yo:k, sai No - rehafy
yaiia-ag., Washington D {.
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TIE body of An unlnoTn wonsa 1 was iou@d on on
Sunday in the Fast River near me i?oL Oh 'e'sH' -
I, -, 80, a, N be held Lpca u Lis mo..Ins.
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cOtrRT cALFNDAR-Tm, DAY.

SCPRENE COrRT-CIRCUu.-Ssms as Friday.
The Court will be opened st u O'Clock m. 70 which tims ~
Jurors ale also dchset aud the calendar OF short wn
le taken W ani coGliIued until disposed 81.
SUPREME COURr-SPEcIAL Term Same a. .i1ay.
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FArAL FAIL WHILE ISToxIcArED.-An inques.
was held ON Sunday by Coroner Hills Bellevue Hospital
the how OF Matthew Poyptou native Ireland 81 Of
age wLo died irl IN the ellie Of a down hsh. Of so
No I22 Houston s.ree', nceiyed while he "As utoS''
diet, Accidental DEAN
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SUPERIOR COURT-sPFoIAL TERM-JuSE la-Betore Jads.
WooDRUFF.-DECfsIoNS -
CLARK aet Thcrp et sl.-Demurrer oyerrued, with
hy 10 defendant 10 withdraw the demurrer aud answer the
complaint within ten days upon thu usual terms.
Guild Administrator, sgt. Parsons, Admlosua'of-
Demurrer sustained and complaint dismissed with coss - 10
the patty demuTrirg
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RESCUED FROM DROwSIse.-about o'clock lsst
ryen;u as the South Ferry Brooklyn entering her 81
on he NcwYork side man (usne unknown, while inox
cate overheard He w.u.d doubt have b.en crowned
but ~ lie timely assistance Q! aesss H. n aud ~ r M'sn
Hell Gate pilots
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GRIMES, CASUALTIES AND ACCiDENTs.-On Satur-
day Afternoon fomss Mauhau arrested charged with div
ing BIZ cart in furious VIM. Van Meas porter
Vaa e,ss kr ured sIi his toiy much bTued Man
hBu held foT examination
Eight newsboys were arrested in the upper part OF
the city Yesterday or crying papers u the street ard taken be-
fore Justice Kelly, who discha-ged them.
Theodore Thomas and Henry NGrHen were arrested
on Saturday charged wit passing caunee 20 OIL On the
National Bank Boston Mr. GrrlCu kteprs store IL the
Rowery. They were detained. . .
On Friday night Officer Corwin arrested David T.:
Pulls charged with bursosy entering The iron bedstead
sr ufacoiy q Martin Crog w. All Eighth avenue and fai'
g ,hrrero qaauy of locks hes and other properly JUS
tee Qusckenbuh before whom tie accused iaAcl com.
ed Lila 10 Prison deisnt Of $1,000 bail portion CT the
property found IN Prs locksuith shop IN the
Ninth avenue.
Thomas c. Demarbsy, arrested few days ago on
complaint Of Messls nhAn Brokaw, who cha yd him with
bavs by ck and oesce suit OF clothes from their
estabhmeut, dchsged Saturday BY Jgstice Kelly,
there b, irr t.ian the charge. mmedi tey
CuIry clerk in the employ Amos Clark. TIE sccused IL
chnea With al clothes valued 81 ~ from this
pace by tick Mr. Curry went with Demabrsy 10
Do when the accused under prt'eGse 81 showing tee
Kelly held DemsTblay il the Il 500 for examination
PetriCk FitZsiuoLs. IS - alleged, went mo the
grocery store Aaron Browning No. III Catherine Sip on
Friday night and voieG y assaulted the proprietor Officer
Anderson iierfeTed wh'n Flsrmcts becace 4Dls'e al
was OILY brought terms BY free Apply don o. the locust
George RsBk Ard Geo. Levy, laborers, got Into an
alteration Of Beesms AID Ch streets on Friday
eyeIirg last relative Levy working or ss than ts usual
nav During the quarrel Rck drew kat aud stabbed Levy IN
thr light ard thigh -hcg dangerous wcuncs henk was
arrested ccked up by Justice Oston, a1t Levy was con-
,oyed TO bis residence
DPoyySFD WHILE BA1HING.-Jame7 MulhOiland, a
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURr-JusE is.-Befsss
JUDGE Belts.
The United siaiesast One Parcel marked r. H. CONTAINING
Diana

This csss was tried once before and the Jury die
sarred Randall Bormore are claimants 10 1851 ds
r1ond dealer IN this city smuggIed 80 go worth u
diamonds 5000 Of which seized and cont seated by The
Tped ststes snd in September yea hs dsmsad
now seized house n this city being ps 81
which had beeu 'mussed An etof. Is 0~ made 10 tos
them
The defense Put evidence show h the diamonds foune
no part OF those which but refuse let
.cied from various parcels which had been purchased from dh
n persons during the year aud very inferior IN vsns 70
ihr So " 5ich had been smugsed. 4,
This morning the Jury brought In sea'd verdict tot hs
claimants Theodore Sedsick aud n. H. Hunter Tor the osv
eminent; z. q. Clark for claimants.
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BROOKLYN COURT OF sEssIONs-Jusg To- -Desors
JudSe MORRIS Justices fsNoss ard scHoosnAKss
This Court organized this morning pursuant to i'd
jourGuer,, and called over the pacsl Of jlrors.
Henry Moore, who stood indicted for burglary, vita
William Morris and Mary James aud who had beaded guilty.
the STATE Prison for i've years Souis h Sss
PLEADED guilty, but sentence !. reserved.
Several prisoners arraigned and pleaded. whss
the Co1It adjourned ~ Tuesday.
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The matter of the presentation at the Sub Treasury
of draft by young man named Ferguson, on which
Mr. Collector Schels name was forged for $780, is lot
correctly stated. 1t is due to Mr.. Russell the Cashier
of the SubTrsasury to say that the forgery was de-
tected at first sight, and that the money was not count
ed cut, as is stated.
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Drowned WHILE BA1HISG.-Jsme7 MulhOiand, a
vcs mar residing a. the o New aud Besyer streets
ro~ued on sa.ureay sht while bathing the B=tte He
srpeers with camp and aei fox help but before
could afford ed him he persisted Tbs body recovered on
Sunday AID al inquest viii be held upoa Il.
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The Scc,nd Brigade, consisting of the Nh, 9th and
9th Regiments, have field day on lIsmion square,
commencing at 10 e. m. this morning, and, after a re-
cets, again at , p.
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EXCISE CoNMIssIoNERs.-Messrs. Holmes and Has-
kett met sgaip on Saturday. Mr. Holmes approved
the bond attached TO Mr.. Booegood's application, but
objected to granting the license 1t consequently lies
over till Mr.. Kerr makes bis appearance.
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KINGS COUNTY CIRCUIT CoURT-JuSE is-BeforeJ Judge
Fl zabeh Gardiner as Amanda Pyerson aud another Admin
istl ators.
An acticn of repevin against tho estate OF the lss
Jerome Ryer.oD Sheriff. The comtlApt WAS dismissed hs
plaintiff Rot appearing ard judgment rendered Tot detsnS. 20
rctun Of tho property which assessed 800 Dm's7s
for the detention, flB ~.
Before Judge LORI.
DEFENSE or UsURY.
William bite sat r. bert " Jowbsr THONGS Slman Ee1
others.
This a sui, brought a draft for ~ sos draws
by defendant LobeT accepted by the other dendans
ssiiDg firm q Stmsn, Allen Co Of the Novelty Wo'ks
The defence up that accommodation nots Svsa
20 Lowber to be discounted for their Joint benefit And thai Low
Der had taken n TO Hotchks blbrokef In Wall afes
and he with m knowledge OF the circumstance entered nts
usuous agreement giving Lowb 81 M So and retaining fef
the discount J2 90 beag 4, the rate OF per cen. nouth
thai be psu,i the holder Of the with the knoS
edge Of hese The painid oonended that iiohts. he'd
acted as at sg.n only sd no. . the lendr Tns Jaafe let. tns
for The principally thai be required the Court h,
Hochks did AGENT The Jory found
for the plaintiff $3.50 ~ Twenty days time allowed v
pirpaie 9 bi. oi exceptions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-21

The nativity table gyes 20 natives OF lie Un.ted
States, 81 Of Ireland p Of Germany 10 Of England
Of Scotland unknown, anu the balance Of various
foreign countries.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-21

VARIETIES OF STRAwBERRIEs.-At the Farmers
Club Of tho American Institute to-day, successful
strawberry cuturst will exhibit some eight or ten va
rieties of tie most approved sorts, and also enc new
seeding of good promi.e, and give some explana-
tory remarks upon the comparative merits of each
for fpecisl purposes. Ladies ard gentlemen inter-
ested in growing this fruit may profit by this notice if
go disposed.