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AR HIED.
CROM-DODWl

ROW-DODWORTII-On Tnur,day, June 10 by The Rev d.
S,lyker NJ Franklin Cow Miss May Leah Dod~orth al
Of This city. - .
VIS-CUTHBERTsON-OnT Thursday June 10 a. 81 John
Mr Ldword C. Davis to Emily second daughter of Mr. W. d.
CuihbeTIs ~,
PEEN-SELCRIG-lp this city Thursday June ~ by The
RV Morgan George Green % Mise Elizabeth f. daugh-
ter e Al drew Secrig, esq. Of Jersey City. -
Moan DREW-CUr H SEkTsON-On Thursday, June l0 q
St. JohL's Church Clifton Staten Island by the Rev
c cr,ton Mr. James McAAdrew 20 julia eldest daughter
II HT W. D. CrtbbeTtson.
Thunday. June ", a. me resi-
orc Of the hdes yncle Martin Benedict esq, Livingston
rlsce this city by the Rev r. Crooks, Nh George Mills
peueh 4 Goshen N. Y. 70 Miss Li,ty Bnrk.
sNIsFEE-BILLOPP-In Brooklyn +. d.. on Saturday jane
L. by the Rev. Charles j. Jones' Nj John snifeG Of
GrerEwc h Conn 10 Miss Mary f. Bilopp OF Brooklyn.
Baltimore City aud Newcastle, Dell papers please copy
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Passengers Arrived

H. seamshi1 Star Of be West from Apiavdl-Mr Bowman
and wifi, Judge Cam 9b, aud w.e, Jobn Van Beggsn VII.
Lame Nfs and child Mrs h. w. Leigh. Mr.. WaHn.-
Kan Al fauily MIs daughter O. > Rice o. Nj
ard Mr. Hodridge. Mrs. 81 Pa.mer Caaes n Soyes
n Cuthre j. " Work Joseph Harris. w T. Whittier Mrs.
Sheru an Mrs Layoist, Mr., HsEilon Mrs HScher Mn
Strauss 4. DE Land thue children, Chas C.Gs Ms
Ringer w d. Lawrence IL aud cad J. Is. WostrI r. J.
R,ap NJ w. Richards. e. HSthou. W 5. Wright z H. fsy.
Ior C. Booker A Csrol { X. NhiPpe aud sister II Il
Gr..r Norman J,rCsn. NJ Heller, II. VI. C. browo w NJ
y.puitr wife Al fsn VIM FL mirg Oren Mscha SAm1
Hoyne Beri Frark A. b. Ssimsn ~ C. Leonard DE- OBhsn,
j + McClue John took j. HsSsn, Taos. Hsan Mis-. Fisher,
Mis- Csden J. FITZGERALD j. A. Morgan. ?. Hsury, NJ @.
Reese Mr. o. NJ Alden and COLD, Mrs Houing, Mrs Mckee
ana chi drn Mr. p Louu Ms j. r. Carr Mrs :. Temp
kus nd son hrs y 1ompkins II n Roberts, wife ard child,
Lieut. Kelosg [ : A.; Dr. T Huddsrt, M Jtmoad J.. =.
B. Marshall aud wife. Mr. Bselow VIE and child Dr. Dow,
DIR C. r. EDGE H. Murray, rhos Hayes Wm Holden. Cap
Psrkins selguan A. r Bats, Jacob Wake g. T. Wes A.
Nrs NJ r. W Baldwin C. L. Young and wife, j. Tsfe d. W.
Meschsn., j. Ford c. f. Bradno' Mrs Dennis, d. sheI
burn Thcs R1urtrte sad wife, Jls Robnson sud child j.
Riieeway Nssbbun, G. +. Robinson, 4 Lafd, Thos X.
Nea A. l., BiaDc J. rrDdo and sister, Jackson w.
Orr g. T. scbaisr { NJ McDsni,l NJ Mcdaniel. NJ Che.
ucy Mrs T. C. Mss'er and child ~ Brown and family W. Il
Stymsst G. Lorg, 4 &c LoeTgpsc Nn smith 7: Iiay, D.
Tsggsrt c. McVane Mrs. Bolt aud family H. SANFORD "
Htchinson y D. L0uni, n. Stokes, " Harris G. Chapn
~ Abraham. May. NJ s'urgewsld NJ Archer John Barry
N a AMY :. G. Mcriisou W. Nhi'comb NJ Wood NJ Aba
lsms NJ r. zenIig Geo L. Mayer, Ihos Ear. A. R6lsE.
r. H. Scarborough the Rev NJ NJ Moore, w A Sam2s'n d.
Cunningham, L. H. Smith e. w. Fuller Mrs. Capt Macy rt
child, aud .9I II the sssisee.
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Albert II. NicOlay's regular auction sale of stocks
ana bonds Will tske place on Monisy, at IL O'Clock,
at the Merchants Exchange.
$. Drspers daily auction saleof stocks ard bonds viii
take plsce on Monday, the Iith ias a. u! o'clock
al TIE Merchants Exchange.
The amount Of bids for tie new Treasury Notes
81 GOO OO0 Ia be awarded OF Mopdsy-sre very lsrge
reaching at this point nearly So 600 0OO Two BIDS
at least were made for the entire amount each. The
rate of interest bid ia about 4. T. cent
Tie warfare how 20 Unfortunately waged against
Railway stocks al the Board though resulting in the
temporary decline Of every road on the list. car not be
Or, judicial 10 the end because those which have real
merit will in the nstura course Of events, develop
tha fac. 30 plainly as 10 insure their speedy recovery
while those which ere really worthless or which DOG
sess a. the best prospective value and very distant
at that, will remain in TIE rank Of dep-ecite and
doubtful securities where they should have been long
since We shall thus have q vinnowirg Of the whea.
flon the chstf ard secure whs. will be Of crest al
vantage 70 Railways already constructed, viz: flu.
ture immunity from one Of the greatest evils which
las beset the Railway system OF the country, viz:
tina. of baIding competing Ines which 10 the
insanity of enterprise has been Lot Only per-
United but encoursged 10y men of capital through.
out the country, with az utter disregard o. com
mon serse and an entire lack Of common shrewdness
We refer not only TO lines running parallel to com
plsed works for entire distances, but 70 the building
branch roads 10 head of competition; serving, how
ever neither 70 check the rival enterprise which Isl
progress nor to aid the old line, but rather to draw in
jmiousy from the resources of both. In such val
experiments have splendid natural routes Ike tn
Michigan Southern and the Galena wasted thei
strength pirg up in the one case al enormous debt
buy the original shareholders, and in the other roducn
net earnings from 20 10 IS cent down TO 10 or II.
To this perIicious evil do we owe great deal of the
railway reveres of the country, and it seems almost
necessary to nct the severe lessons We have received
that our eyes may be fairly opened to the folly OF
sy..sm which invites Ne not only to Winea The de-
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Marine JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW YORK.
Cleared.

steamhips-Norhern Light Tnkepaueh, Bremen, Nc, D..
Torrance Cshawbs Bullock Havana livingston Crocheron
CO Montgomery, Crocker, SayanuAi H. b. Cromwell Go
Atlanta Layhtlf Charleston H. h. Cromwell Co Foris,
CTowell Savannah, $. L. Mitchell SOM Colnrbih Berry,
Charleston Spood, Teston Co. jamestown Parish Nor
folk &c H. iueA; Georges Creek, Morley Baltimore H. B..
Cromwell Co. .
ship-J c. Boyuton. Theobod, Bremen Ne,mith Sons.
RarksNord America FTedeIck, BeGen, Stanton Ruger
r. g. Walker Rayhes Eizabethpor Pt rkns& Co hebsec
Michirer. Lisbon. NJ. NJ Freeman Go.
Buss-P Lara Aud Ei1abethpor Thompson Hunters
J. Berrrau Paues Port Punce nlaieli Wilson VI Nor
ton Dawson. Halifax. N g., J. s Whitney Co.
hoouers-J. Bowman, Wooster, Ae1aet ls j. Onss.a
60. J. NJ kerson Baker, Wilmington j. snth 20 ). NJ
Tayr smith, Washington NJ. BLACKWELL Danvi Cnes'sf
R.hm,d & H. Terson; Aivarado. LCOmpte, PhiadsphiA j.
W Mckee y. =. Herr spoaoTd, Bo,on, Wa'h, Carver
Chase.
steamer Boston Sellew Philadelphia
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About 3 O'Clock sunday morning, p fire h'oka
ont u. he whiting aid pswt manuiae'ory f &. -. ~
4 l. Baxter 4 c., N Nersnal street, near hiis0n
avenue Tier. ra4 brick buiing and several drying
houscs TIE brick buildnc con AIMED the machinery
and uluch Of the stock mostly destroyed WITH
lie contents and the drying bouses were greatly dam
aged The ops il estimated AZ not less than slO wv
upon which there al insurance OF l,9UD n eacl
% re fold wiog Companies: Wilam'burg CITY, II.
ceeior. Nassau, Relief, Hamilton, y. Nicho'ss and
Pbenix- making the whole smOunt Of Insurance slJ,
20 The file ~ supposed 70 have originated by a;cl-
cert rom the furnace.
Thee wss m alarn of fire on Saturday afternoon,
which caused by the burning OF chimney in the
Eiynih Ward.
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The s,oca element Of our bs.s fully comprehsods
there Requisites and the records OF ne osek vi" nov
mat curing the finsrc al ypnOJn OF Is't Ocooer tl
'eneut proved indeed b0wer.an,hor Of safety the
nal riy of our country banks. Under y ineY were
sn,bi.d retire sufficient portion OF their oirchson
IN command INN. disc relief, ~ price, too To- tner
fecuri,i,s vi ich Ilumphanty established The wisdom
wni,h dictated the provision; The maximum hgars
Of drpression for tnese stocks was but 80 "a 10 y
cert able corporate rsrosd and miscellsneous con-
,rivspces, Their tofore considered good nvestms nts
rushed with eagle swoop down down, down, 20 80
"a q cent Pv submitting 70 lcss OF from 3 10 10
cert up.n portion only Of their securles very many
of n banks attained position of strength AM safety
which otherwise they could have reached only oy
sacrifices seriously irpsi inZ their capital IT, indeed
thew had not gore down entirely. There are divefs
rferensf eci,ims,cly to be drawn from the dl'ases
OF ls.t Fall, which, if comprehsnded IN toelf true
teachircs will prove valuable to the bausng in'
terets OF the country than would BE- cssket OF hon'
roors To these especially bear ng upon the great
and WOE derf1lly expanding West we nope IN iatufe
NNN'0''' ~ Tho,npsoDs Bsnk Noe Reporter.
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Arrived,

Us NJ steamship Star ofthe West Cray, A'pinwsH jones'
Snip fxeel.cr s~ift Liverpool asy s. mde and ~ pas. o
3 Thompso Nephew One d,sh on bosd the p,ssase
Been p days W u Georges. Had pilot board sdAys
Bark Scion (NOl Learsen, Shields April 49, coal to H. Y.
Danham Dmou 10Th inst IS % lon - % spoke whL
Bs Fas cSc OF of soao% So eth
sugar aud PISS. ws.o Carver Chase Passed. boundn
' Bark JobanIes Ham BIahn Hamburg 50 days md.. sud
2 pass F. Kark had iogsy weather since crossing
| The Banks in lat. 46 IS. and 10 ice.
Bark Alice Provost, Dunham Boston days in ballast to sm'
Bg Arsoels Day A,pnwsr May 80 coffee hides. &c, to J.
f. Joy let inst lat . on 90 80 was fired into BY b. 'ten
sclr Rnsod f NyscI Perry Bsracos ih lust, fruit tOc
Schr w woolston Duff. Virginia days master.
schr Carmeurt Johnson VraiIa days wood 10 master
Schr W. Colyer Reyne Georgeosn d. G., dsys, coal 10
shr Palestine Cambernn Aexandrs days coL to AnSh
Scb James Day tof stonus,ou cbampau Galveston My
2e, cotton to Hsnpnss Muller G..lips
coffee and logwood, to Brett Son d Co
Sctr Delaware Arey. Rocklsnd days, lime.
ScLr ;. l.. Croker, PresbLy Taunton fI Philadelphia
schr. afrior Miller. Roesland day,
schr Mary Wise, Hal ROckland Gays.
Schr TiVsno Low Gloucester 5 days.
Sohy Sea BiEd Chase Fall River
sehr E p PERI rs Worth, New Haven for Albany.
sS e. H is spod RoNSc1s f[ Boston
scbr Myers Rhode. Rondout for Boston.
Sloop Sarah Staples, Taunton.
Steamer Currw Williams Proyienoe ud,e 70 rssc oseM
RETu RNEDBrig AInmonoosnck Clark for spinwdt
10th nst having The lh 40 miles south Of the Hghlaad
srune a. shout her bow ports Is anchored az Qaran.ae
se Nerissa Burgess from BarscOs sailed on the 2h d.
sDc not 20 Gays epoued She arrived Qlsrannson
giving her ii day. passage June s. at 80 90 loD ~
sroke bark Director 10 dey Jamaica for Liverpool fbee
Incorrectly Teyone0).
sAILED-s'esusips Northern Lish Southampton Nc ysna
anchored in the lower bsy) Glasgow (Br Glasgow snd an
cnod Cuqrantns)j Cahawba, Havana and NewOresns;
Montgomery, SaysIuahi Atlanta, Charest n; Jsme'towa'
Richmond.
The schr Mountain previously reported ashorsS
miles south Of SquaD last ming GIT of through the a.
aDce Of Capt Bowen, n adergTies AGENT, aud srye1 q
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.BROOKL Wv ITEMS.

The GREESPoINT CATASTROPHE - THE BoDHs
ALL REcoyERED.-On Saturday the bodies of Jere-
piah Y. Elliot and John Rose, who were drowned of
the Tenhstreet Ferry Sunday last by tue upsettpg
of f. saibost were recovered. The former was found
in The vicinity of Governors Island by some OF his
friends who were searching for him, and the latter
by Aaron Pierce, Of the pilots OF the Greenpoin
Ferry who found him the ferry, off Tenth street.
The BODY of Rose was taken to lis late re.dence in
Greenpont, ard his funeral was attended yesterday
afternoon by large number of his friends, and the
shin builders ATTACHED To Williams Il Co.'S shp-yaYd,
of which he was foreman. Helesves young wife and
two children the youngest but three months old. The
funeral Of Eliot viii take place this afternoon at
O'Clock fgom his late residence in Clinton street. near
Franklin.
Coroner SneI concluded the inquest on the bodies
on Saturday evening The evidence taken went to
show that the party left in the boat about O'Clock on
Sunday afternoon, for the purpose OF taking d short
sail on the river They crossed to Sixteenth street,
New.York and Immediately returned; on rearing the
shoe OF the Point they concluded to more,
and put the boat about. As it was coming about
sqdsl struck her and she cspszed and filed. Had the
party remained quiet they would have been in posi-
ton TO have met with speedy rescue from the boats
from the shore but becoming frightened in the excite
inert Of the moment Charles Bassett, John Rose and
Geo1ge Wheeler rushed forward to let down the SAILS
when the boat turned bottom up ana left all struggling
il the wafer. Bassett, Rose and Elliot were drowned
William Hsys, ore Of the survivors, testified that he
cav Basset and Elliot together, the former bong up
pernost and Rose about ten feet behind striking out
Tor the sbore Boats arrived the about ten
mn utes after the accident The Jury rendered YER
Diet of Accidental drowning"
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JUNE f9--No 47-Wal ast Buffalo Wa er WoIts Company
Aueo. Lir Roges appe an:; Nj r. C. Sprague
for resDOhden,. No 4SSubmited No 45-EaoD as Gbson
Auued HI A. J. Parker fr appellant; I'm b. Gale for
spOudeu.. A. l4j-Submi,ted w. Morrison cnDsel No
44-Pased no. 54-Newl,nd Wsirel simr &c. Argucd
MI John Reynolds for appellant Mr. T. f. Billiard fr
tpondeut
CaeE3sr for June 14-Nos 81 So So So 49, 81 &c. Co. 6
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COrRT CALENDAR-TnIs Day.

SUPREME COURT-SPECIAL rERM.-NCs. III 10 100
l22 l23. l2f 1876 ~, 127l l25 70 1874
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Nos. $50, 1899, HI, lllA, S74,
S22 S5i
COMMON PLEAs-ParS I.-Nos. 1853, 1894 70 1899,
1855 275 ~ 80 1915 266 S67 "a. Pot lNos 55. 1882
l475 lac ls7 1879 1885, 1905 1851 1882 5l2 1890 1891 ls2
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MINIATURE ALMANAC......THis DAY.
SRA Rsss 428 SUN-Sets.. 7:S2 MooS-Rses TO- lis
men NATgR..s.,.1RIs DAY.
Sanity Hook o:S Cows Island o:il Hell Gate " 2.
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Receipts OF Produce,

BY Eric RaRyoadl, GO bbs Flour. IS do Whisky 81 do
Liquor 100 %. Alcohol 800 Jkss Butter, - do Ashes d.
Proyions ~ g. Tobacco, so sides Laher II rolls do 49,
BAGS M.al. 8 bales Cotton.
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.., c..,, adjourned Circuit, ~ ell 'ase' ercSrt N
b . on me c.leadsr, sns With may b, re.erved ~.
TO- dssgoa.d BY pecai direction q thr C'H'. Not-s
w y, .h -.se, must beverhesss be &C. d)sn ir par
Inter asv yr renewed.
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BOSTON. June j3Au. pEs Gen. Marshall Ser ia de-
CsIne A White. White Cisnfus Monins w 81 d.ys
HAMPTON ROADS, June Ran. snip Tah'msn - :
from Calao. ri
NEW ORLEANS. June liam ships Berkshire, go =
st'inssr, sOsODi a1a g. T. Hstpgsw, LY~P0Sl 81
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Sp0keu.


FL pot.bost Washington I;h iD.., 100 miles T. o. 80
Phi adelpA
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Markets. .csrruLLY RErosrrp roA rnn n. 7. TkIsusE.

.h"' SATURDAY June l2-p. VI.
AsHEs-The make. steady for both kind and he demand
fair: .s-s # ~ bbls ~ 10. ,,
coTTONTbe yery stormy weather has sdde1 10 The dizziness
frn,y p,y.lng Only frs small los bsve been sold Ia
N. Of ufcu business 20 the market 'a olI
oYo,stious must BE- considered uoHinJ.
NETWORK CLASSIFICATION
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TKr CovRTs.-The Court Of Oyer ard Terminer
will orep this morning ., 10 oock before Judge strong pe'
.ir y ben tic tliAl Of PstTick Lsy will BE- called on
III, Circuit Court will be opened al IL O'Clock TINS oIlas
n. inas. Lott when the calendar will be taken up
s9oarped Circuit Court viii he held se 9Th day OF July
NOT for the ssUes Of law and Of fact trAbe WITH
be f.lo~ing foreclosure
- n, hsts the been Joiued since the let day
e ysrusry 1855 Foeco,ure case. wa be sIs. n1sd S0
i,,sS sna nope viii be received AZ later dse The notes
rs >, y spec ns,e Of the action The dse OF
tAt ssOs spd yketpg q Jazz " VI i"s Fs' D'c VI "'h
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Totd.....4 SIS i2o6j SleGi,oli S3327E $3.50 325
Decrease compared with
The exports Of specie from this port for the week
ending this day aud for the year 1875 were IS follows
Bark J. Harris Ponce Observation-Disclosures. 5000
Afics, Liverpool. Fassh svrr......... l@+5
Steamer Northern Light Southampton English gold. 1910
Total for the Sl666
Previously 8l7 40
fetal 1859. 8S3 SO
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The business Ct the Clearing House today was
sIj3I 962 which is smaer thsn TIE average Of late.
Tie fooa ug are tine receipts Of the Morris Canal
for the week ard season, to the ls ns as compared
with the corresponding time last yesr:
Toial 20 Msy 50, D
WI 80, ire Iara II gog ~
"e'A '-''-7 ' y $50 SSl Is
Total 70 May % 1853 ...................si 2l3245
week eHu''e Juno - 5o9l6 IS
Decrease In 1858 Observation-Disclosures. Ss9o3 %
The latest dates from PARIS bring another large it.
crease in the amount of spece held by the Bank Of
France with decrease of loans. The English return
for the corresponding date s decline in specie. A
tie same date, however, the banks here held their
LARGEST suppl AZ lOllows
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Decrease Of week compared with that Of ISL. 47l3i
The following comparative stste nent OF the value
of certain Exports from the commencement Of the year
IN Iupa a..
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couKr OF SPECIAL skssloSs-Juns l2-s'

cases on The Caeudal. 81.
Icbp White loaded guilty ~ stealing u pounds OF
HA sbrsSsm Meyer pleaded guilty 10 stealing bundle
If ,ewips slk. Peni,entisry three months.
Thomas Williams pleaded guilty to stealing - - IN
,oJd ana silver. Peni,er,a-v FOR ihrre months.
JeIpy Cline victsd for picking the poke, OF
Csibsrinc Mslone. Pcn,entisry for sin months
Mary Muller convicted Tor stealing printed
esiioa o3J PeDtentiary for three months
Mary S'nsr, was convicted for stealing smoked
shoulder. Pen;enrary for ooe month
JOtu Martie convicted for stealng iron Plate and
hsrs Rem snded f0f scnteoce -
}, hp McMshon was convicted f.r steshng e ssels
shawl Remsnded for sentence
Fares Msnnne OBJ wss convicted fOr stealing s..
PeIi:cosIy six months. =,
Mary Ann Marques was convicted FOR 5tesAns
shawl PenientisIy four months
Am Ward was convicted for ste sing eight pounds
d cotton. Psnitcna'y two months
jose ph i}ellshar convicted for stealing two rn
breliss. Pcniteusy SIX motifs.
Eliza NaldrOn wss convicted for stealing diamond
rrF. kc. Peli.,niiery six months.
Patrick Hoar was OuvIced for Al indie cent exposure
Of his person 70 pub 10 Puiien.iary two months.
Wa Griffith vas convicted for an assault and bat
George r. Ashby. Judsmeut pended.
FTedenck IiOnolG and Geo. lionold were convicted
br ass l. erd battery Bernard Wickmsu The former
hI'd : 'e-the ls't judgment suspended.
MV hael Hamilton convicted Of AZ assault and
tarey and attempt 10 shoot John Coffee. Rersnded y
t,Uce
O.en GaYgan yaa convicted Of an assault md bat
tey Oh COrne'ius KelcghaD Judgment suspended
Thomas Riley convicted tor Al 4ult end BAT
t.ry On MiSiael Condon. Peniten,is1s TWO month";
EdUeTd Ryan was convicted for an asaut and bat
tery on % Pekn. Penienta-y month.
AOn vi. HeTtt was convicted fer an assaC.t and bat
tery or May ID NELLY Judineut suspended
I2a Bowen wss convicted for an assault and bat
ty child named james BiusT. Peiten ey months.
Jgoee Kelly wa convicted fOr an assault and bat
terry John fitzgerald Fined -.
WI. McQlade WAS convicted for an assault and
battery Th0mss Flynn. Pcri,entary month
Henry Kinney wss convicted for an assault and bat
ley WIN Smith. JulgEient Suspended.
Cherries kafeD convicted FOR an assault aud bat
1ery Charles Nc Cabe. Fententiary moths
james HSDdere1 convicted assault and
Battery James Macarthur. Pententiory two months
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Arrived SUNDAY, June Il

Ship Casda (of Batmore Stafford Newcastle Eng snd The
Downs spr q n6se. 70 ii. +. ". Meyer Has enod
heavy westerly gales eastward Of the Bsoks since which nns
have Lao gGt winds and Jbck crossed tn, BAnnh
ls. a ~ No date Ia. - TO- lon. 81 o. pst.
large lower partly burned and Tes quantities Of ehrs
timber apparently the remains OF vessel destroyed Ire
Snip Fcwrd d. Peters (of Bucksporb Curtis, Liverpool hy
co 20 H. r. Buck Co. May IS la A. Ion g. ssf
Frank Rsyns, Of Bath fjr Liverpool .
ship Anna Decatur ,of Poitsnouh, H) Parsons HsTfeS
days rdse and 8 pass 20 master 9h ult, lat % lon ~
np Guy NanrefiDg for Lon -yh Ion. -
Lsl-d bark Mid Gsze.e bound
snip samuel q. OloyeE helum, Boston days. 10 oann5 %
BIZ Pe,e s), Glow, Prince Edward. Island p days pots
toes - J. Dodd
Scbr Laura ~ Msrssm v1ler, Gloucester day.. ash.
sbr = NJ shiddcs, Williams Brisgetown, Conn or raHs-
aephiA
Schr. Busrs yis,s Bsete, Provdenc, Er PHILADELPHIA
schf j. Rogers Northlngton, Portland, Conn. stone.
sctI K Smith, Wilcox Pouland, Cosrt, stone
Sch. + b. Anderson Cone, Portland, Conn, stoLe
scL'. Oaiota Lowell, Albany for Bottom.
Sem David Cox, Cornish Albany for Boston.
Som +. A Stevens West, Albany for Boston.
sehL NJ H. Read Kelly Albany oE New. Bedford
Scur Mora, Austin. Albany for Providence.
SbT boston, D4ckwltt Cass ~ days lumber % Jed FRYE
scbr Bay state, Clark Rocksud ooys stone fol FrES
mend
schr 4. Heaton, Ryan Providence for PhisdelphA
; ahr tlyzwsy, Davis, Fall River for PhisdedhiA
schL Corneis, Russell, New Bedford for Phistlphis
Scnr yoteIh Lybrsnd Woolsey Ron iout for Ssybfoor
schr j. W. Farkin, Boston DAYS. mdse. TO Dsynas
sIiAgue.
Sop J. ?. WALLACE, Thrasher, Taunton, rudse =.
Steamer Delaware. Cops. Phiai plis and May me
snc pass % r. Perkins This uorspg ocock pssssd ~
asher, south OF the III gblAncs
Steamer 0sprsy. Kenney Providence msse lease 0del
Steamer NamsuttA Nye New Bedford, NOSE. 20 Jos ATE
sAiLsD-sion Qgsrsn'ine, At 5 a. steamship G''F'
Br J. 60. o~in. for Claseow. M
sAILED-U. .. s1oP oi3sr Constellation, for re Cad ~
MEXICO.
Withholding the day. from N p. oss.E.
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strucOn Of our owe property, but to pay the expense
Of II.
The rotts Of tho Jsnes Bank wi Rank Of New
Rochelle, n Y, mus; De pres e.ed 90 tie Bank De-
par;ment Albany on or oe.cre the liz, ios,sn, Tns
ontsandns cIcnla-cH Of zee backs i. about 81, 80.
We understand that FL the recent election O the
I'He haute and Alton Ro.d, M Edwin C. Ltcaheh
o. lhi' ci'y wss elect Il President.
MI chsres F. up,er mas been elected President
Of the Peoples ,,nk
Inc irJuhe' lon agsn.t the Woodbury. Bank, Conn.,
ns1 oeen Istsned ami receiver spPon'ei'
We ave received copy of he snnusl report OF me
C"'' N Company of Baltimore. li- devoted many
70 The affairs Of The Northern Central Ra'roai, whcn
nss no. yet made its connection with the Canton prop
erty by reason OF difference with the City Councu7'
From this connection the Canton Company antcipa'e
large advantages. The Compsny now own one tnou-
send shares of lie own stock and It l. intended 20 invest
all s receipts after the payment OF expenses, ~c'' "a
the purchase Of stock, thus gradually liluifaing the
Company TIE statement for The year IL az ioIo"s;
ID ,g. IF
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BIB. espsir Of The ,tesrntug Dr. Ksns reports bern
shoe near Ae sh!snds size les teri aud a2pafenlj
asloEe lac. night.
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wInD-During the day. from, n p. to ss.E.

The .'.smship Nrthern Light, Tor Southampton ard
% Tor Havana ala REV Oresns sailed rom TIE lower Day w
tbs Z oTpng