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The daily Butte record., 1858-06-21

HuxIoos SrREEr, = Many complaints
have been made recently regarding the con-
diiion ofthe lower portion cf Huuteen stre eet
which hes been made the place Of depcsite
Tor various kinds Of rubbish. The Read
oyerseer. the MarshaiI, or the Chain gang,
on wLesoeser's duty Il may be. would confer
: favor upon the citizens cf that portion Of
shs town BY requiring shs street TO be kept
inssholssoms condition. Nts
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DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.

Al meeting of The Democratic stata Central
garmittae. held In Sacramento. on tbs 10th day of
NAV. 1853. the following resolutions were adopted :
RNsoLvsD' That the next Democratic State Con-
venton he held In tho CITY of Sacramento, on We'd
nasiav. the 18th day of August next, and that the
bazis Of Representation he fallows, viz Ono dele
gate NJ iarge from each county and one delegate fer
two hundred Demaerotc votes cast At the last
general elertion fnr Democratic candidate on
the state ticket nominated bg the Democratic party
exelusi rev. snd delegate far every fraction Of
one hundred more votes cast for such Democratic
candidate
RRsotvFD nv the Central Committee. that IL l.
recnume Cd that the Demoeraop in thu different
counties meet the 10th dhy Of fnly for the pur-
po.e Of electing DELEGATES to the state Convention
NV notified THAT state Coz Sention win ne held n
the Citv OF Sacramento. on Wednesday the 4th day
Of Apgut, 1853, and that tle apportonment Of rem
rcwrntatiou thernln. as settled upon BY the State
Cenirni Committee. q na fnllnwa
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f.f Chairman state Central Committee
JANIS ANDERSON. Secretary pro. tenn.
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FARRELLy BReTHKRs..-The attention Of
sdealsss is referred TO the advertisement Of
this Erm.
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cAsi1 MxKrfNo. A successful camp
meeting has lately been held at Scott, Val.
~. stkiseu county II Was SO well Atten.
'sa MAT lbs haasssrsins,ua getting up an.
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OVERLAND The Yreka Union announces
that Frank Drake will leave that place
about the lst Of July, with passenger train
of one hundred animals for Frazer river.
Fare, one hundred dollars.
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" YPsrsons desiring the Butte Recor

len Q, their residences places of business have
the BY leaving their names at the Alta Express
Once. 81. Nicholas Hotel building.
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ty Agency of the Butte Record, Ma
rysvi1le.-RandaI Co. ARE the agents for the
ByrTE RECORD In Marysvilie. Their place OF busi-
ness s on d street, opposite the Theatre.
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~ Mr. John III. Lillard Is authorized to
receive Subscriptions and collect moneys for the
Daily and TrI Weekly Butte Record. Persons living
st distance obtain The paper by furnishing him
with their names.
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Democratic County Convention.

The Democratic Electors OF the different Pre-.
einets Of nute County. are requested TO send Dele
gates 10 the Democratic County Convention, 10 be
holden At rm a
OroviiIe, on Thursday July f5th. 1857
For the purnoqe Of elestng Delegates to at cnd the
state Conveu ton. also, Dcegatos "a the Fourteenth
Senatorial Convention, and for the nomination Of
County officers.
According to- no arportionment as heretofore os.
tabllshed nv the Convention the several Precincts
are entitled 20 representation a. follows;
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DlE ID,
RI,XYON-AfE pdl.

BJ-XYOy-At Bedford Wes.h hester County " V Wedne-
DAY April Phebe wife Of Peter x Buxton eged 81 years and
BfRMAN-At the City Hospital Wednesday April Henry
CPApFAYSEHH No. IS Leroy street, on Wednesday April
D Of fever Fanny, daughter OF Stephen C. aud Fanny
c6sfoGEo-A. No. 49, Es. r%siih street, Thursday
Ay EiensT, wife o. Thomas Costello il the 2h year Of
her age Of the Parish Of Eyrecout County Galway
FERBIson Thgrsdsy ApTi g. after lingering llne'' La,ns
The reiavcs Eert respectfully invited TO a..d the
funeral Saturday .cGSa from h. late resi-
GOoDnANAt Brooklyn, on Thursdsy, April aged 40 years
TIE friends Of The family aud those of hi- brohersnsw I'd
ward 6. and John HYDE respectfully invited TO stend hs
funeral Saturday afternoon at 81 O'clock from bis late re
G0FFE-At No. SIS Beecker street Tharsd,y Apr Of
J. and sarah Cote, aged month ,,-.,.
H9YrSn ThGI'day AP w:.t III Thirty s % I"s
Crawford Hoyt, in the 23d wear Of his age
~. attend Ii. fSE.ra on sa:adsy Xpf TO- !. oto.
rom Church othe ncsrnsp corner Of Madison avenue
HAYDEN In Csdil on Thursday Feb. 25, Capt, Eldred
Hayden ste ,t Officer Of tae ship Hampton aged . years
HYNARp-A. No q R-r-ict street, on Wednesday April p
h@FS std Yya5s' Sa Is. sud days
NcC Eat No y VILE: street on 9tur'day AMI Bridget
daughter Of Ps,riE and BRIDGET McCue aged years anu
sLATE~on Thursday Apr Horace Slate in the 18th
To- relatives and friend. IesFeefy invited 70 atend the
dencr Ninth street Brooklyn first house above Third
His remains vii be taken to Greenwood Cemetery
srrToSAs No 90 West Thry.i.th '5es; Wrd9, ,d.y
Sutton. il the S0th year Of her
SAGA No. ?7s West Twe3iyec street, Thur.d.y
morning April Geo b. Smith son OF VIM h. and Charlotte
wIILIs-fn his cry FHd.y AI 3, Jessie, wife Of r.
e !. st,es and te.ds Of the .y 70 "ssA
her fnera om the Church Of tho Jisn ' 10"
WITHOUT further invitation
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UNITRD STATES CIRCUIT COURT-APRiL 9-Beio
Judgc INGERsoLL
MAURIBD.

hLLEN-STANION-Iu BROOK yn. Thursday, AInl 3, by
the Rev H. W. Beecher J. NJ Allen it, NJ d., to Miss Ezs
j. stanton daughter OF Amos r. Stanton esq.
RNEY-BRANDEGEE-At Hartford Conn on 1nursd,y
Anil by Rev'Iorse BlshIe1 ID. D. d. n Barney, Jr,
ofPhiadeph. Miss Sarah Brandesee Of Berlin Conn
F-WBITEHOUsE-In Brooklyn, on Thursday, Apni
s. a. Gr.e Church by the Right Rev H. j. "hitehouse d. D.
NJ A. " Bake Miss Maria T. WLitehouse, daughter OF
Edward Whtehoise ESQ.
BISHOP BLEECKEk-on Wednesday, April BY the Rev.
Dr. Z. Lsthrop, Mr. Nathan BishoP 70 Mrs Caroline L.
da Of Ebenezer Caldwell al Of his city
DYGFRT-WALKER-O Tuesday, April g. by the Rev. Mr.
Hatfield Mr.. Ferdinand Dyget TO Miss Jane T. Walker Of
Lurenblrr, Novs Scotia.
EARRING 0N-ANGEyINE-o Wednesday ApnI BY The
Rev Mr. MacAster, Mr.. Smith Fsrrinton of the firm Of
j. harrington Mise Susan L. Angevine only daughter
Of John 7. Angevne, esq. all Of this city.
HlSON-ENTWISTLT-On Wednesday, Apri! T. by the
Rev Mr. Norton David Hutchson Of ST Lols' Mo- 70 Jane
Elizabeth dsl gher Of Thomas C. Entwistle of this city
OWEN-HOPPISG-Il Brook yn on "Wednesday, April 7, By
the Rev. Henry Blanchard at the Church Of the Restoration
Mr. George II. Owen 10 Miss Emily Hopping.
RICHARDSON-JOHNSON-O Thursday, April s, by The
Rev Charles J. Jones' the residence Of Capt Corneles
Soue No Fifth avenue Brooklyn, Long Island MI Joseph
Richardson Of WitInsbursh, Long Island 10 Mrs Elizabeth
daughter Of the a;e Capt T. H. Jervey Of Charles
faY G.
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rnrLst. Rrpo,ied BIZ TclsgrapA

Pun ,nrI pul, Ami Q = FLotR dnl b.. irm. WrT,, a
"a b-if,d ana rf... unci lgrd. CoRy .Mee Ard in
ar.pd. ...fs Yellow - 71d73c PEovtsoSs-sn 49,
rspdsucy Mes Pork, PIT 'Jd ~ 10 LAID fsm .. a,
WHISKY. 2i6l1tc.
B,LrtNoRF kprii s-BREsDsTuFrs uuchanssd. PsovI,s,
cri.f BIT % change iu prices
Nrx-,iELF,Ns Apr Cor roS-sa'es today 80 ~.
pr.. rchsDged he -sle Of The wc.k add psi 90 h
IA. r,reipts - 500 The receipts b. port ah>ae Of "A. -
A. the pss.n, time sre - 80 bales The reo,ps al pm. .
con pared with those e Is, year fi shor, IN go bs. ~
sqa 80 h.l-. ste AZ frm MoLAssf> 2Sc FLOW ,e,,.
S4Sa4lSi YELLOW COSN Sc. POKS 6rn- Llko &
GU,>Y CLoTH lie FREGHrs hrm. STERLING ExcgNsc
lC6idlO7.
SEw.OELE.Ns April 2-CoTTo> unchanged; ss-s ., "A,
~ bA... CoRN oull FLOUR .tsady. Is.sO 10 barre. a
lCc. Bulk PoEE Nrty-, shoulders 5i Hams L.. So
sd3t- Star CANDLEs iSdAc. FSEiGHrs slightly D.. -
Cotton Liverpool i6i sS shir- taken aud 70 H.t, -
Foreign EXCHANGE -Aer. but qgo;a'ilus UNCHANGED.
CINCINNATI April 9 Mess PoEX hid a. s7 Balt Ma,
and Bacon advanced IT, with god demand L,ED-Sa., !.
1900 bbis. ~ Zoe WtsISEY 1871.
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LAW LNTELL1GENCE
vuE STREET COMMIssIONERsHIP.

IHE N1hEEl
SUPREME .CoURT-Cn.sstss-APrl s-Beio'e Jndse
Hugh he'-'' 's The the city Of New Yors
Shortly before noon to-day, rumor spread that the
Hsyor had received telegr6phc dlsps.cI nom Al,
bany 10 The effect that the Court OF Appeals had
affirmed The decision Of the Supreme Court, General
Tern declaring Charles Devhn 20 be The legalyap-
pointed Street Commissioner. few minI,es ai;er,
The Mayor, probably hearing some demons ray !on
from the hungry contractors around the haA 81
Records locked up the Street COMMISSIONER OhIre'
A. this ixpcture Messrs. S.illwe and Swain, s;ior-
neyr for Charles Devn, applied for an order reqr!Gg
The Mayor, &C., to show cause why perpetual d.
ippcton shoad no; be granted restraining them IRON
taking possession of the Street Commissioner once,
OF Of any Of the books property toeTe".
MeCase is ssid 70 be q contractor, and ~ ne COM
plsint he swesrs that he is Taxpayer. The com
plant charges that in anticipation OF tie atnrnance OF
The Judgment Of the Supreme Cour. by the Co1r' OF
Appeals, the Mayor, acting IN behalf Of the defend
ants had arranged with ConoveT that upon the ar'n-
OF the judgment he, COnoVer, shoald deliver up
The keys OF the Office - me Mayor VITO hrea.ened,
ID such event, 20 prevent Devn from entering or
ercsDg the duties OF the Office, by he removal Of The
oceks maps and papers necessary for The ;-ansc'
Of the business Q: the Office and in order effect
xsly 20 prevent Devlr from obtaining y session Of
the Office, the Mayor had requested the Sseriff,
case u process was delivered 10 him 20 Dust ConOver,
a notify him before serving H. or putt ne Devln
tps.esson Of the Office which rec 1est he lMcCsbel
believed was made with The otJett o. enabling the
Nayor 10 remove the books &c, and % preventing
DsyIin from obtaining possession OF them OF Of exc.
cutting the duties OF the ONCE
Davies granted the order making =, fenlnable on the
l9trsinsi. at 10 0 clock a. n
L. .he seernoop. M StiIlwen called uron :neMsyor
and .old him Of the course ne lad tsken. The Mayer
ssd ne had no desire 70 Interfere Win the properly
kelor ring 20 the Stree: Commissioner ONCE, AMI M
Stiuwtn thereupon made sta;e ment TO no; eec, be
Sore Judge Davies, wh0 allowed fm 70 w'adra" Tie
order 49,. .. a.
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II is proposed TO call meeting OF Donchoiaers Vi
the La Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad for consuta-
ton. &C. and holders of bonds will be notified of the
place and time of meeting by sending their addresses
and the number of bonds held by them TO Messrs w.
& ii. il. Ward, No. Al Exchange place.
The Fund Commissioners of Nes-Orleans give no.
tice that they are prepared to hqudate in advance
&5j GOO of the T. cent Coupon Bonds of that city,
and invite proposals for the same frsm those persons
holding them.
The stl increasing abundance Of money, and the
difficulty of safely employing It, is very marked CAL
loans have been paid off to-day at > e cent and re-
pewed at 4 cent, while fayorte paper has sold, IN
exceptional cases, as low 81 "A = cent. The banks
find their offerings far short of,her ability to discount,
and are forced to employ their funds in cal loans or the
purchase of Treasury Notes. The renewed activity
Of business consequent upon the opening of navigation
will employ some Of our surplus capita, bat there
is entertained no doubt that the present ease OF
money must continue during the Spring and Summer.
The following lie comparative statement OF tae
prices Of some of the leading articles OF merchandise
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r., .bor by vita: tLthoT..y TO ihc olsptsed OF =
m writ ~as slsC c-hsseo. On he sth NJ JsA1"'yi
1857 Judee Clorke g-ar.ed q wit Of hasees corpus
80, ~. saue purpose. 4 return PIT 10 by Mad
anne VINO s.aD9 lat the rela.oT came - her a"-t",
sayng tina. she poor, AID a. SIC expected u br
soon delivered C act Id she asked Madame u sue uu
~: knor SOM o.e shJ would eaop; Il. Malsme -sl'
ha. ebe gave = n person whom sAe dld not i"Fj
or where sne yesdes that IL was a; the requer oi
the rels.or SIZE old 20. $500, .
The yela.or ssys ths. Immediately after the blrh oil
the infaHt Madame tok the cniio sway, 'ayhg sne
was going 20 wash IT, that che hss no; seen it since
and that Madame told her j; died month alter ~
birth.
Jndce Ce-ke roferred il TO Charles Edwards, ESQ.,,
70 INQUIRE by what authority NADIA ne R-sieD disposed
of me child The referee reported that the miami was
10 posse sson OF Mary Lohmsn Madame h-s'eiJ ID
August. 1850, anG ;here was evideuce 70 snow tta1
he mother w6s willing or induced - part WI" nc
Infant W. there was no evidence 20 show what really
became Of the child after Il had passed into the pos
session Of Madame Lehman, and Tor tle pnrPosss oi
this proceeding the referee concluded that she mac
parted with II. A.
repor: Of the referee.
M W. w. Drinker, III support 81 the notion con-
tended that assuming IL to be fact that the woman
requested Madame Restel to give the child awsy she
had no hight 20 do go There was no evidence TO show
tina. she had done So child was not chattel, and
consequently not @ subject for gift.
Mr.. John ii. White opposed the confirmation oil the
report on the ground that the child had been gwen
away ~ AccOOsDCt NIAu "h"cH VI 40
The Judge took the papers and reserved his decisi m
UNITRD STATES CIRCUIT COURT-APR'L a-Bei0f'
Judg' kGFRsoLL.
VERDICT AGAINST THE CITY.
JNn,. BossIdrs ss,- The Mayor, Sc
Action 70 recover damages against tho city Tor n
fringement of Plaintiff patent fr constructing ron
buildings. The particulars Of the case We're reported
on Wednesday. Tnis afternoon the jury brought IN
verdict for tie plaintiff for S28s.
TRIAL FOR ASSAULT.
The United States sg:. Charles Jack.
The defendant was indicted and put Oh trGl for a.
saur seaman named John Ctrk WITH psr brass snuck IS
JACK the mae OF the snip
su.s E1-ar r. struck ark q blow the tide Of the
be.d The J " rendered d verdict of Not Guilty.
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THE Ia CROSSE RAILROAD.

To re Editor # The " L. Tribune.
SIR: notice in your paper Of .odsy, you state thai
the Governor of Wisconsin mas thus FAR withheld
his signature from the unjust and exceptional law
recently passed by the Legislature OF taa Sta'e IN
" relation 20 the L. Crosse Railroad Company, ana
that you uoderst and lie il quite likely TO refuse
" altogetheJ."
Allow ne 10 yemsrk nat your iniormsnt Is mistaken
the bill alluded to was signed by the Governor on
the 18th of Mach last and as~ and in 'ignszns s.
unjust and exceoiona" DO wong 10 Governor
RauCal members Of me Wscorsis LegislalLe lac
.w necessary the ock aud oondno1ies
dsr. the oat into hs hands Of set OF moot uhcu
lous and rec ess spectators. -, ,
Not half the inqaty praed apon the holders OF the sect
aud the stockholders this road has yet been made plo
aIdf mistake will be somewhat difficult task tor he
Eastern Directors defend themseyes from the change OF
having been oguzsnt of ps'paors in trarsaons wm;h
will hsrdly bear investigation .,
Before the election, which postponed 70 the thtd
May will he before the stock
holders information by which they will b. enabled judge OF the
great services of he Eastern Directors and they al
hoose 20 ntrus The affairs he Company their hands they
will AZ least do i. with their eyes open
and bond holders be assured that there II no az
tempt cripple the and credit OF the Eastern nssg
uent on any your Troy correspondent charges but
will be s,temp TO place this most important enter
hands homes. capable
good Of the stock and bordhO.ders and not Tor
their selfish ends aud for rejoice that the Governor
aud of Wisconsin have had the aud public
forward with thf authority TO rescue the ROAD
from those who have nearly destroyed IL
Who 20 control Of this great enterprise Is
for the would them before giving
their proxies take little pains 10 esceaia the
present position the road and has been aud i TO be t
policy OF those who now have !: in ,haIs. onuornrv
Respectfully yours, ANOTHER " boSDhOLDE"
York Ar
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N.ARIINEJOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW YoRK..........A,


sesm,hips-ysnderbit Lefevre, HAVE and hsupss
Torrance Cay Of Baltimore (Br Lsit'h Liverpool o. D.s
Ships-Fsnus Forester, Bl.h, New Orleans Robg Fo>
dick Margaret Eze, StTou Busno. Ayres w W. DrFos;
Apgo Ssxon Manter. San Francisco. w Coleman 4 Co
Rarks-Virrinian Miller, Richmond, master; Rs.s< -
,brrp 81 Martin Handy Co. Esther Flames Crocs.r
Sgd Boliysr g. f. Buey Honduras, Bates, Belize "a.
ander. c.,,,,. ,r
Chsss: Three Sisters Robinson, CsfiA Nelson Pace
Schoosers- Boundary Blunt Halifax Asybsv, Nbot ca;
J. Nixou Usher Fall River master Nsfing Cro.el ec-
ION W Lewis Co Wsloott. Parker, Boston. Dsytoa
Sprscue; Marine Efherdse, Washington, n c. B. Bos'0g
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NEW-J.ER.SEY ITEMS.

CHuRcH DFDIcATloS.-The new ed'hce OF tne heu-
s uethod;,, Epcora Church in jersey City 30 De dtdica
led tomorrov The Rev w H. MbdrG ste tHsPlsn 70 Con
.ress will u-esch in the Rev. Dr. Whey IN me
sA~rnoop AID III. Rev j. Wakeley New York IL the even
ing Oler cegymeD also expected 20 ltcpS;e ~ me eA
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MNIArulE ALrAyAc...... rHrs DiY.
san-Rise..... $50 se,s....." SSi Moon-R'-s-.. 81
HIGH wArEs......rHIs DAY.
ana Hook. $50 Gov. lsfd. 81 Hell Gate. I \
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BEAUFORT n. C., April The "br. North Csro,ins oisy
lon Cant Dck,y with a CARO- Of ice from Rocspor Me- bna
"a Gertoyp c. came s.hore the night Of the ls "a -
eastern side Of Cap- Lookout ves.el total o.s he "
ras blt AZ Wsldoboro' in 1882 ls tuns and rated
NV letter. 20 Ellwood Waiter esq. Sect Board 'odsfwL
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The Anthracite Coal trade OF the United States has
increased from 365 tuns in 1920 TO 675l 542 tuns in
1856.
The Inland Exchanges are gradually soaening as the
general resumption Of specie payments approaches, as
will be seen by the annexed quotations, revised by
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Lean Of Bloomin sdae with very sudden death NJ
Iesax Jeff the house few mouens aud apen h. Teu:n
tnd he, outside q the horse with heT ntd 10
~ window and he resting the hack Of her peek She
dead. .,, IL. -, 81 $500. r-..s
vent RETURNING search msde 10Y De ara
nj ,ke vas discovered behiud manser IN tie hay baTTs 40
the hous. In cohGou. Her head and tce were
,~v,y tuised and life nearly wine The
attending condition upknowL lNevNk ASNsISsoI
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The Sus all Pox j. said to be somewhat prevslent ~
x.rox psrs Of the city and particularly in the Seventh Wad
where some sad exist Ony few cases howe'
1 have terminated fatally but deaths having from
As disease Several 10 the more con:oso
slasses Of society have been victims Nothing put mea s
tNeWa-k Advertiser.
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Al Pblaielph:s, here IS 70 change 10 The rs'es Tor
money-;ae banks being abundant abe 20 discount
all :he choi,e paper offering. The demsnd increases
slowly ss business improves, ou, there is vary little
good rsper 70 be fouad 'or ISLE outside Of The banks.
The Bank of Grafton, Grafton, Mass, was robbed
on the IN inst OF sl2 O00 consisting OF 900 IN notes,
and me residue in notes Of the denomination of so,
40 and s.. The Boston Journal furnishes ;he foi-
owing particulars.
The cashier eft the Office about 10 c'cok N ine
morning 20 20 70 the Post-Ofce, and on making rP
his accounts a: 3 O'Clock, found me amount above
named. which vss contained N two packages, u De
missing The bank il located in the second story OF
the builGing, and wnen The cs.ner ei ne locAe~ ne
outside doc. and tie door Of he banking room, out
left ne vault x.:h the key IL the door.
As 7: was known :ha: the Cashier and teier were
the only officers usually presen; curing tns par ~
the dsy snd tina: the teller ySs absent on V4st 10
this c;y il is samsed hs: some one knowing % 'nese
fhc;s MAS ,ecreted in the attic o. the building, await
the departure Of the Cox her Tor an opportunity 70
effect the robbery.
II cannot be sscertaned that there were any
strangers N the yesterday and no one OF sus'
pcious character II known 20 have visited the bsuk
Young lad Of rs.he- al evil reputation residing IN
Grafton, has been srreseG suspicion, out the ev'-
a.uee sgsnst him gives scarcely any clue a. 70 VINO
the guilty party may De. Il is not likely however,
hat the Gerd Sas committed by any professieasl
hand as e quantity OF bills and coin more easily as,
posed OF the packages stolen were eit Untouched
IN the b6rk vaul-. =,
TIE name Of the boy VITO "a arrested is Albert
S:oct ,.i. He privately examined and remsnded
or tur. he exam nation. Tne evidence against nun,
however, rests on very sight grounds The cashier
IL neld IL 800 COO bonds 20 the bank winch WILL OF
cOU,se secure the institution from oss
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Passengers Arrived

Ia ,hip TiciOry, from caaao-. Lewis Ke;eiuai, Ems.
York
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BuReIARY-The house Of the Rev j. d. Marshall,
Bedford avenue Taylor sree entered on the Lsh,
sfthe nh April by breaking pace Of glass and removing tne
ko he trunk beorging TO serVH.
NJ robbed Of $40 gold srd clothing 20 the snourt
vss .Aher, beside VARIOUS sucses Of silver Isss
SHopLiFTISG.-Tvo persons, named CHARLES Smith
ed Normal Loveoy yesterday SCI; - the PeneLy
esch or stealing goods from che pkeeTs oA Oaho
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.................l,S19

Total Pots and PEARS
COTTON-The market has further improved snd good bl
r.ss has been done; sales Of 4 500 bales We quote:
SEw.yoRE CLASSIFICATION.
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For the frst time in many weeks The amount thrown
On the market exceeds ;hs: Of TIE corresponding week
Of last year.
Adrian II. Muller VII hold his regular auction sale
Of stocks and bonds tomorrow Saturday, .: ~
ocIoeh, .: lie Merchants EI:bSngs.
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The schr W II. Sanford arrived to-day from Bss'os :
ports "a inst at 81 IS lon "a a. In gale from l., 80 V,
stove bIwsks, split ssiIs, &C..
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The FIRE IN FULTos sIREEr.-Ihe following Is &
reet LIST Of the assurances on the OF NJ Foster swan
Mes nos and lJ7 street. which destroyed BY 'e ca
Thu r,dsy neh.:
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The Brooklyn horticultural Societys Spring Ethlo'-
Ton Of flowers, fruits and vegetables VII be opened 70
tie public a. the Brooklyn Athensum, corner Of Al
hntic and Clinton streets, on Wednesday, Aral IL.
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by Telegraph.
Disasters, &c.

NEW-ORLEANS. April e-Arr. ships silAs Holmes, u W
inson, and Saratoga, from New-fork.
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SELLING LIQUOR on ELECTION DAY.-Only fol
ssmpains have msde sgans; IsoDs ,r vloa;nt III
Hetiepohtan by ceiling liquor the day OF election
the zpo have the Dtrc. Attorney for Wosec1
tan
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WA.HIseToS PARK.-The work upon this Park,
.ds ana paths have graded grsyee and trees
where they required IL begins 20 present besu
The Whole work is expected will b. h-shed by
AZ 6rst of May.