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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-08-05

Upon Fencion telling Richelieu that he
had seen the portrait OF his eminence at
the palace, the Cardinal sneeringly said !:
Did you ask for subscription for
some poor friend of yours 2
No. replied Fencion, mildly; the
picture was too much like you
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-08-05
NEWS ITEMS.

The Boone County News says: 1--WE
have been shown a lump of pure copper
weighing five pounds and quarter,
which was found by Jacob Stull Esq, in
the bed of a small branch about three
and a half miles south east of Rnnnshoro
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-08-05

but in thorough knowledge of jurispru.
dence, in the analyzation and preparation
of cases, we have good legal authority
for saying, that no man at that bar is his
equal. He is an indefatigable worker,
always prompt and always reliable and
if elected, there is no doubt but that the
business of his court would be as smooth
ly, as ably, and as thoroughly done the
first week of the sitting, as it is now. AS
a man, Mr.. Pooh is mild, courteous, and
universally popular.
Mr.. BAGG, the candidate for District
Attorney, is resident of Blackhawk
county, and, we believe, stands at the
head of the bar in that county. He is
we'll versed in his profession, man OF
good natural abilities, pleasant speaker,
and good, sound. unhinching Repub-
llcan. We are assured that he is, in ey-
cry respect, qualified for the Office, and
if elected. the people will undoubtedly
find him faithful to their interests.
With Mr.. GATES, the nominee for
Member Of the Board Of Education, We
are but slightly acquainted. We met
him once, and he then impressed us
most iavcrably. lie is clergyman of
the Congregationalist persuasion. and
lately principal Of the Almoral Seminary
at flopkinton, Delaware county. lie is
now the Superintendent of Common
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-08-05

LEFFISGwELL, or any other man, can
have the cffrontery to claim for the Dem
oeratic party any credit for the support
of this principle. With Democratic
President, elected professedly upon it,
and yet ignoring itas soon as he reaches
the chair Of Smte-and with a Demo
cratic Congress almost unanimously re-
pudiating it the first time there was an
attempt to apply it practically, we can
not, for the life Of us, see how the JUS
tice or the right of the principle is going
to benefit the party. They have not, in
any sense, been true to it, and all the
argument to prove its fairness. its justice,
but stamps them the more odiously in
their recusancy. Mr.. SAMUELs did not
attempt to reconcile these professions and
acts, and until he does so, we contend
that his argument in favor OF the princi-
pie was utterly devoid Of force.
After Mr.. SAMuELs had concluded,
the Hon. d. 8. WILSON, State Senator
from Dubuque county, took the stand,
and talked SO wildly abou, Republican
extravaganza, that even his friends got
ashamed of him. For instance, he as
serted, Ia Express and Herald, that for
the purpose of clecting Gov, GRIMES to
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-08-05
Republican State Ticket.

For Secretary of State.
ELIJAH SELLS. of Muscatine County.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-08-05
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AT the residence of his father i'm Fairbapk
Buchanan county, Iowa. on the Goth july, 1858.
BENJAMIN, second son Of A. b. and S. Ward.
aged years and months
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-21
STABBING ARRAY IN THE SEVEN
TENTH WARD.

At Al o'clock, on Sunday afternoon, an alteration
toeh place in the house No. As RiviDgton street, be-
tween Bernard Hoeer and Isaac Steele during which
he latter was stabbed in the back with kknite
IN The hands of Hoelter The parties are &C.
auaintances and met il Seeles house. Hoefter has
wife and family in Germany, but since MS arrival in
this country has been paying his addresses to young
German girl Steele hearing that Hcefter was about
marrying the girl took the opportunity OF informing
the young lady of the fact that her intended was mar
red man. Hoefter, hearing Of Steeles Interference
met him ss above stated when words ensued and they
finally came to blows, which resulted in Hooters
drawing dirk knife and wounding ME antagonist SITTER
which he made his escspe, but was subsequently ar
yeeted by Officer Knsard, and was locked up In the
Seyenteep.h Precinct S:ation-IIouse. The wounded
man was cared for by DIR. Mott, Police Surgeon. The
prisoner is baker by trade, and works in the Ninth
avenue S,eele's wounds ere not dangerous.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-21
DIED..

ARMsTRONGoa Sunday jane 90 George Armstrong in the
Bah yeG of his age
Funeral service al the Rose Hi NJ Church At O'Clock on
fussdAy, pa ms
ARksTRONG--Ai No 247 East Twelfth s,ree. on Saturday
June ls, Iohn Armstrong aged 10 months.
236 Ninth On Yd,v June Ia lanes
Crosbie aged O. years rstiv, of Daufiiessh S,oaud
p0HRkANNIn Brooklyn, on Friday June 49, Resna wife Of
y. II. c. Dohmsun, aged 81 years and months
FuRLoNGAtN No Gu Third avenue Friday ls John
TuiIong Of County Cork, Ireland ~
FLENpER-ln this city Fndsy June ls sfer ,hor, I'M,
severe pess Marian fsnder relic: lac Thomas rsn
der, IN the 7cth year Of her age.
JOHNsON-AtN No sci Ninth street, Friday June Is lame,
.Jobnsep aged IS years. month and II dsys
LEWls-Ir Harlem on Saturday morning, June 49, Adel.
daughter Of James N aud Adelaide e. Lewis, aged
McKAY-At No II9 street. Friday june l Margaret
pear Of her ase.
MEDIA No % West ws.hcgton place. on Saturday morn
u.s. June 49, Ezra Reed, In the 18th year u bic age.
AEA-At No Al Lodlow Friday June s OF SCARLET
fever, Andrew lice Res, Of Andrew " and May j. Rsa
eyed ysszs and uonths
Kisspor Strong seed years, months and 10 dsys
bs relatives and friends Of the FAM invited st.snd the
funeral Monday Oct inst q O'Clock without ther
notice from the fsderee Of her psen.s No rs West Thr
teenth street
THOMPsoN-Ou Sunday June A. the residence Of her son
isisw M H. ~ Corwith. In 0slens Ill, Mia Jane ThomP
con, formerly 0; this city, In the $50 year Of Ter
HiTiHG-In THE city, Saturday, June 49, after painfi
llnsss Of webs which bore With Christian reagna
pon and ortpde, Daniel Whiting, aged e. years
Wood widow Of Yrapeis Wood, native Of England srcd 81
ysCf
wHLLAH-At No. 20 Lauren street, On Saturday Jcne ls
sNss soDs ihBsss. Mssssset whe)sn aged 80 yesrs
wl1spN-Is BseohiyI Friday, Juss Is Chs'ss wLsa, h
~ oA ~ ~ 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-21
Markets-Reported by Telegrapk.

Nav ORLEANS June IsCoT ros-Sses today 90 bales a,
unchanged pices The saes Of the week add Sc ke and
me receipts mess.d receipts this port compared
with IL Of s a. oe tars do al Southern ports
IS 900 bales stock, 1856 500 bales. SueAx quiet "a 7c To-
sAeeo steady. Other articles generally unchanged
NOZZLE June 1.-THE es Of CoTTos to-day were bale,
Ellfellsc for Mddps saes Of the week bales r.ceps
Of the week 80 bales asAns. 30 bales in the lat
var incrreied this port 3oo b.es stock So 500
bAes bREisHTs-Coaou TO Liverpool, ll-Ssd
CHAkLEsros June The .aes Of CoTTos day were 600
bales .. extremes Of lld?lc the sale able stock 10 small
BALTIMORE June laFLoua dull excsp. good deulaod for
City Mills ~ IS Ohio Arc How ard Street 81 S. WHEAT
hfm White 81 GA 81 os; Red We al Provisions IN
changed WHISKY steady. CoEs-Yelow 72T73c.
PHILApttPhI. Jure le-FLovs dull and unchsosed wHsAr
dull White 81 itdS % Red 81 U3dl o5 CoES firm sale.
Of COCO bush Yellow at 7laTc. PoEx heavy Mess sic
~ 50 WHISKY advancing; sales q. 23d2f..
BUFFALO June l9-FLoUs sySr buyer, and 10 only Int
ro' demand .a,s go tbs 81 r choice superane wson.
sin - l3de - :5d4 81 for Ohio and Indiana WHEAr
lower and tending downward COY bush Chicago sprns 70
srii,e nc 1900 nb Milwaukee Cab free board soc
Ccas unchanged sales - 700 bush Lower Lake 81 as2c
oArs aseAsassdi Sss n,es sgsA n NJ ~ % bosrd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-21
W1RLNE JOURN1L.
PORT or NETWORK.
Cleared.

stesu,sbips-Ausu.ta Lyon Savannah, L. Mchil 500;
Nashville Murray, Charleston spoford, Teson Co. Hunts
Vile Post Savannsh H. b. Cromwell Co Thomas ssa.,
Ramsey Baltimore. II. B. Cromwell CO.; HeDphis Bea.
Chseston H. B. Cromwell Co.; Jamestown, Parrish Rich
mond &c, II. LudSm.
ships-Prssiteut Fillmore. Nelson London; A. Eidrcdsc
(cpp-r) Coleman San francisco w. T. Coleman Edtysons
Stbbs Liverpool R 2. Buck Co Eans, Warren, Len
dom f. Z. Morgan Wiley; Ameia, Wallace tsmouh b, Eng
Mstcsfl Duncan Portland. Leayit' Bic Benner Dssse
Bsrks-Windward, Emerson, 81 Thomas j. Dowi G.
Windsor McEwe Port Prince IL Becker Gravss Lotae
Psra ard market Corning Bento Coz Pride OF the See
Briss-Jam.s George, Atwell Baltimore, Merrill Abbott
Alpf spear Tbomaston snow Burgess: Issue Carver Par
t,idse Portlsna, L. Hatch Co Las Or P.nD.ton ae
NUDE Middleton \ Co Cysret lBr) Smith, Windsor j. y
Whitney Co; North, Davidson Galveston Marrsy T.
er Ea.tpoIt NJ NJ Freeman Co.. j. A. Taylor, Young Port
land, J. w. Ewell x Co.
Schooners- Helene Jones' Charleston. j. Smh Co Ore
gon Krsue Washington Mathews Mitchell; Francis Brown,
St. Kits Van Brunt Slasht; j. ~ Houston Russell Phil.
j. Eneas (BE Swesting Absco Joseph Eueas Cscone Dill,
d. r. DeWolf; b C. Scribn-r Carlisle, New Orleans, n
Brigham; Ohanns Pirson, Richmond c. II Person; ssas
man Hicks Alexandria &c. Merrill Abbott; HJwNd Lowell,
Boston, s. w. L. wis Co j. W., Faukn Boston, Dayton
Sprasue. -
sloops- Bristol Fowler Providence master; Weland, Bnek
inehsm Newport j. B. Edwards Maria Louisa Camminga Val
River master.
Sieamer-copcssd Norman. Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-21
RAILROAD MANAGEMENT AND Low FARES.

To Ae Editor Of The y. l. TTibAHe
S,p-rbe "Directcr who wrote the article in your
pauer cf Ire l9ta inst, headed Railroad Manage
mtpt. does not appear TO who is not director TO
state the esse OF low fares and low prices correctly
Now the simple reason why The TRIBUNE and ne
Tunes sell their pspers q. retail for TWO cents aou ~,
less rates a. whoess'e TIE Journal Of Commerce aga
other oldlshored papers a. ak cents, and the o'no'
,ee, r, erce s;zpence s the sslns-yesrs experience
b,s nroveG those rates ra'runeratiye Tnue ess or
ereaier cksree would rot be- These rapers mske
daily Issues according - tie demand and the OMNIBUS
run the number " vehicles demanded by their
routes Auy one can see that an excess OF s5uei De-
vopd the demar d. excess of omniouses oeyona
Inc requirements Of the public, would ehsnge me
entire pos,ion Of al, and occasion lose instead Oh
prht. .,a
upbus.s in these respects Gst true IN rail man
segment Almost any RAILROAD managed 90 the came
prinrjples newspapers erd ODu'buse. VIII Succeei'
IL ia conceded fact that the cost OF Iuuniog pas
,rsin ON any OF me railroads. in the Eastern and
Middle States is 81 per n.il- run; and taking TINS So
data making al estimate OF the numoer OF pssseh
gers under ordinary crcuu stances, desiring convey
apce il is pretty well established that there Is but one
or Two roads which can support dividend at two
cents per nile and but lew AZ two and one hall lnere
+ re- every railroad Which rups number OF trans per
dsy at the rate above named, not required 10y. tle
nun Der OF passengers 10 be carried or numDT OF
trains which required by the passeI gers oierngo
be carried at less tnsn the rates above, must, on ell
that trade, he unremurerstive, and instead OF PROM
is actually making 2 loss.
Il is true thst railroads have made it their bus-
ness 10 excite and create business, aod no douo, as
j, the 6octIiIe Of Director" Bat if Director
will 81 alyze the results, he will find tha, excitement
and creation hsye been more expensive than prof a.
bIe and if the shareholder will spend few ,ments
in investigations be VIII find that the election of Just
such Directors has rendered his property vslustess
erd tbat excitement snd creation ere neither interest
nor dividend. NJ DIRECTOR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-21
MARRIED..

BRoWN-LAWfON-Op Thnrdoy, June H. by the Rev
samuel d. Alexander J. p Brown OF Newark NJ 20 Anna
e daD sher Of AbneI Lsston, esq, OF this city,
Du BOIs-CLAKK-On Thursday jung H. BY the Rev Feda
q Csrh MI James o. Dubois % Miss Jane Z daughter oil
Bepl M Clark. ali Of this city.
RFAN-GaLLOWAY-On "Wednesday June i6 by the RevMr
Wood eoYse Dean Miss Msun, ds0g hter Of Ransom
Galloway Of Chester, Orange County, N Y.
pARLINO-JORDAN-In Brooklyn on Thursday June II, ny
he Rev L. Rockwell N b. DarhDg 70 Mary v Jordan
dsushter Of James Jordan esq, OF Brooklyn
FOx-wHITE-In Brooklyn Wedns sdsy, June TO- 81 the
Middle Du;ch Reformed Church, by the Rev ~ Snitb Mr.
O,moud Fox formerly of Joliet Ill Miss Jennie eldest
daughter Of John White, esq, Of Brooklyn.
gRAHAM-WATSON-A; Cstskl, NJ Y, on "Wednesday,
June Is by the Rev G. NJ Howard, VIM Graham. IT,, Of
Believe Iowa Hattie daughter Of the lac Judge WATSON
HYATf-TOHPKINS-A Red Mills, Putnam County, N Y.
en- Sunday June 49, by the Rev JoePh Foster M Frank
Hys:t to Mss SAiab Frances Tomrkns.
JAMEs-WHITE-On Wednesday June le a. Detroit Mich,
sy the Rev r. Chipmsn Rector Of Christ Church Coqrte
nay H. second OF G. p r. James esq, 20 Emma ;hrd
daughter Of Robert White. esq, recently from Albany
nOORZ-LEvERErT-In thi, city Thursday June II by
the Kew James ". Alexander D. D. Alexander T. Moore 20
Fss W. daughter Of the late John LeveIest al OF this city,
MORTON-GOTTY-On Friday, jane 49, BY the Rev. M.
Dunbar Nj Robert L. Morton 20 Miss Ellen ootiy both Of
this city.
ovEAIN-PROPE-0n Wednesday, June l6, by the Rev J.
hard 0eorge Douglas Oyen Miss JAMIE A. eldest caush
ter 81 George ProPe esq a. Of this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-21

The seasons business, it will be seen, shows an in
crease of tunnage from the Lehgh region aims. last
year to same time of abou. 10, 600 tuns, and lose
from the Schuylkl region Of nearly 2s0 600 tans. The
Residing Railroad e 347 turs short, and the Schuyl
kill Navigation u, OBJ tuns short.
We understand that tie Philadelphia Banks and 9th.
ers adjacent, have entered into arrangement. FOR
ceivirg all the notes Of the Banks OF Pennsylvania ess.
Of the Allegheny Mountains on deposit and in payment
Of debts on and after the 18th OF September next.
The Bsliimose and Pennsylvania Railroad hS been
completed through to Sunbury. The lsst rail Of me
last unfinished link, from Harrisburg 10 Sunbury, wss
spiked down on Thursday last and the re locomotive
was expected to pass ever il yesterday
BY the Vanderbilt we have The London TINE. Of
the 9th which says:
The English funds this morning showed & disposition
70 improvement but the hghest prices have not been
mainisired. Consoh, which lef OF yesterday at sii
to e1 dividend, opened a. s53 70 and advance TO
96. reaction then occurred sndtDe sst ofc;al bsr.
game were = 9ajUi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-21
Movements OF Ocean steamers.
TO DEPART.
Passengers Smiled

IN ,i,dm,lts North star for Southampton ?. L,eirox
MIS- = Wilcox, $ BusirE j., Rev Dr. 2. VrrnBys,
Rev a q Vemilye Wm c. Vtrli.ye w BaTrt l. Jss
nsto ANA Cremer mesrs v. T. Gardoer, c. C.sti, x
Acsms end child J. NJ Hamilton. T. RoLenswix y. W. D.
ksniL,w; Ny Hermann Mr. sod Mrs Muller A. VoiNa and
sdy VI chsse. D. H. Meyer ". Brooks A. cher w. Le-
sno fn'nd, II Msy j. II Elmer M Ter l.. P Stanley 81
H'TTis,en ) ks,iant DscA.ner V Dash'ner, DR. olsoD
and lady, X Ihomassy, J. schyeirh sshn.i3er, r.. y l.
Dubois and child W. Corbyn Csaue and family xsiAn.
sournisr Mrs Rouss Acru,ch " Lonswori6 ard .iy
: T. foss. lady and two eli dr-n 2 Mabsrd T. Koch C.
Sag.'sse. p.htl L2ul9e l. Levy II. An1d II. c. Ford
r. Sa1tus Edwin JeGeTis J. fsc, BeA4r,n. J. Wrd Mr.
Ltndsbere bert Reimers Henry Wexford Heu,y M,hey
wire ana infant; h FgNi, Vim Gilnan R,pAA SCI 3
Nssruhofer Re ibe Anton Strnle, John Barrest Wm B
Beria George Eouche August Thush Eliza HanslAcob Alfred
r. ne Fran r. Blske John Nilisms H-1fy Suon. Rein
hold Holm ard daughter, J. Gac-sn O. Hfnh'' H. BMis.
J. Gowsr Z. Nons Melcby j. Mcay, James Fischer Jas
McKie and wife, Mt ", Wilson, TFoup SiederGner
LarR j. Nj sche Charles kArf. Bscsmann, Alexander
Pets Ch,res Rohbr ssvsry Mary Horn Samuel I..o W.
Dorsn j Drfor' C. Pratt Auttews { Foesry isbrlu
wife ard hid Mas Palmer. Mrs Eiis Mr. R>.emsf NJ
Tcomp.on. J. NJ Bauer, J. Ve't-r Mrs. }. CLAN NJ l..
Meyer j. Turner, Wee ins and Ady A. Peseman j. vias A
l. Coroyer Md-. Camus Euphrasie p dp. jose phae wa.
mann Mrs Rlmbert T. Huprenb or wife and three children
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-21
Arrived SurnIv lime %.

Steamship Ericsson, A. b. Lowber Is days from Bremen d.
rect arrived last evening with merchandise and
pnnhsH 70; June H. l2:So EXCHANGED asnLs with mp
Jane 20 IN ID MoDtsut, steamship North Star.
steamship Roanoke, Skinner, Richmond a., with ndss 10
Ship Ts'msn Taouas Csllso via Hampton Roads 100 dsys
susto 70 Croker Warm Was towed from Hs ppoD R'sds
Bark Arstdes (Hsh swedsnburr Bremen So dsys nase-
and 3 ps to Stanton Ruse Has had three deaths the
Barb Csss Pe:srew Triud. I'd de Cuba June sufr sod
mos,se. TO Yznsgs, Del Vale Co
Brig 81 + Ellsworth tBr. Ct Windsor ~ J. Curry Anisss
June T. via - kGsaia oh 70 ID. r. DsWoh The esk
Aneofe cf New Haven sailed for Porto Rico via st. Tho0~
big NSrftlk lof E..tpOrl Emery, F.NdO 2. R., June
Bs ode:ss Br. ssnwoOd, Yarmouth, N s., days, 6sh
Bs Dunbsr tO Boston) Buck GoDsives June lOswo0d
Bns tsns1. Gardner. Havana June sugar, Re- 70 Moss
Taylor CO. Sailed company bAk Civilian for Ms'.n
Sa ooad The bark Augusta Ma,hew 'sed previously '0'
Schr MssoD Rogers iof New H.ven) Fsnen. Green rarss
Key, pin. o. pies aud TURKS TO L I. Peusall.
schr shyOck Hayes Rokland days granite for Fort kcs
schr Lady Scot, tBrl Hilton Ele.heur. sdsys ui; 20
EneaA
sehr Rhode Island Lewis Georgetown 10 days sor's
schI Emn. futile lof Eew-H.vep) Miller Nassau, n r,
Juss yts Eethean lSh, fruit to J. Eness
schI Mary johnson Scoee,d Port Even for Boston.
scer Buena Vista Besbe, Rondou. for Proyidencs
sehr Hannah p, HichersOD, Gloucester, ia
schy Golden Fleece, Young, Gloucester nah.
schr -Four Bfothers Chase HAr,Sich fab.
schr Msnetts 0Orhsm, Chatham fish.
Schr Globe Mitchell, Rondout for Nshant-
Steamer westchrster 0arh Providence. rudss. 70 is''
stssmer Beverley Pierce Phil.ds PHI. ma'e. TO BHc
Steamer wsmsuit. Nye New Bedford mdse to J0s AAsA
bELOw-schr Leo nom Sasu~
WND-Sun.st. g. W.. vs,J nsh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-21
Fns.rhyers Arrived.

IN 'tefm'hP oalrbat from Southampton and iiase-M
stsnhe.d ~ children and Boston o. NJ koonson
sud is'. Mas A. sabl Wa sumner Gas Marsn', j. A
ne T. Coddugton and lady, Mrs. BeIy chdd,.n md
pur,e E. Wei,b csp, GoIha1 smi n Dr. bs'nsid "
Cue,r j. schoyu, Lang, L: Rabsad g. Ber'hoist Car
vanuts J. Kohlet W Parker Mr., nemps,y D I.as, @.
Walker Mr Lauglois, 4 Creyley Minsrand mo- a.d s
ter M Vaughan, ": Rsesl0's; G Grs,hes j. 7 sSh5,
Miss c r. Boardmau Miss r. L. oakiord, Misc ~ L. OMofd
N Burpsp, Southord aud son MI Wyssan. w a iaomr
H. Crabtree, Mrs. O. DosD, A. Jpoksr Coouo w feu- j.
jacques, T. Cariel W Gonou Madam r. Moslon Mrs fsrry
Mr. and Mrs Mobrsy p WDserp, DeeD, ,sdy AID teree
chiGreu A. Hanse NJ Harrison, d. Genioco and son. haasm
Kaenzer. NJ Jackie and sister C. Weber C. ks1eabrs,r j.
C. Kilb.e & Hewries II Seherf h. Hot Aos ssawes.,
Mr. Levy ,dy .nd child; Mcs nystt M h{I, Mr. f1p.ss
Mr. Sara =. Athof aud lady, T. Pteiher HeLop W isaA;
Norris Sladame De MoTiOndc and chic Mondee sas,
ders II. A. Nuans, Mr.. Johnson j. fedhnson lady enid
and nurse. Asous MI Hytt Soils lsdy and Dsr eel-
drrn Mr. Besl lady five children j. w Fslon, N Greis,
lady and CHILDREN. Mis- Fets the Rev MI Van Mei"r
LADY, ard family VIM. NJ a and ad, w B.nzger sdy ana
child NJ Richard. J. Sank =. TleobJi, haiss, ,.
RokoH H. Samuel L. Wall NJ Kahn j. Beh snd 10 II second
cshin 49,
In ,sdm,hp Bqick Warrior from Net orlsaa' asd HardnS
C w RYAN Mr. Bonsbc ard faulty Mr.. Osbo-e All lazy,
Mr. Adams sud r Dd mao, None Boaten and friend:
Mr. Msrtin MI SaufoI sndt Iy A n une, lady child and
two Mr. Pollock, Mr. De Root, Miss Bteos Nj.
Archer family Mr. Maurice Miss Nheein, Pos. Msdy II.
r Bafsett J. II. Levy NJ ssrs. Wa'-rnAn Wech, Gales,
Kouda Blanchard snd lady Fisher and child Sposer aud mi
ly p al Rkett Shook Neasco aud family, solomon and
family kesscll and family. and 10 others
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-21

Other appropriations bills not printed and iLLeh-
mite Including all private bills J5 6S5 81
Total. $b8 oo0VO 10
This reduces it will be seen, the appropriations for
the service of the year 1859 to less than ybree and
half millions of dollars-s very satisfactory exhibit
when reflect that the opposition about arranging
for campaign agsins: the Democratic party on the
double ground Of its extravaganza, and upon the old
maxim Of protection.
The Worcester and Nsshus Railroad has declared
semi-annus dividend Of s. p share payable
July II. This railroad was opened for business De-
csmber Is, 1913. From that tune TO January las.
there had been paid to holders OF stock, in dividends
$50 % upon each share. There mad also been psd
from the net profits of the road, in payment OF the
Company's debts, ell ,s7s "a, leaving a surplus not
divided, of 49,, 6lS rs.
T.. X. Potter, Receiver OF the Bark OF South County
Wakefield, r. l., has issued circular announcing
that the Bank will not be able TO resume operations at
present. in consequence of delay of psymen. by the
debtors of the Bank He says there no reason to
doubt the safety of the bile" which by Law have
preference other debts, and moreover lien upon
the private property Of the stockholders, several Of
whom are wealthy Persons presenting taem and
tskirg receipt viii, in the opinion Of the Receiver,
be entitled to interest.
TIE railroads centering in Cleveland have stopped IS
suing through tickets to New-York. The Western
rosd generally have suspended issuing coupon tickets
to New-York unit! some settled policy DO adopted 10
the mstter. Through tickets 10 Buffalo or Dunkirk
only are sold by all the roads.
The anthracite coal trade in the Schuykill cos re-
gion shows some improvement this week, though is
some 20 GOO tuns ess than the corresponding week Set
season. The Lehgh region always shows loss for the
week, as compared with the same time lss; year. of
some 5000 tuns. The following figures show the un-
mage of the four carrying companies CO Communicating
with the two gons for the week and season az COM
pared with CORE spending time last yesr:
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SEmoUs SThBBI:G AFFRAY.-A stacbDg effsy oc-
cured IN porterhouse in Church street Saturday
afternoon in which man named Patrick MEG vim was
40 seriously Injured thst his recovery is deemed ex-
,remely doubtful. IL sppesrs that McGwion invited
patty present % take drinks and omitted man named
Frederick Persop VINO took ofense at the slight, and
made use Of sbusive language. Some hard words fol-
Nwed, ard McGwian Kicked Person out OF the door.
He returned Immediately after and sssaied McG 6inn
with knife inhic.irg three stabs-ons in the abdomen
and two IL the left aide that the bowels protuded
Persor then into bis houee opposite and fired at
Mr.. Gwinn with pistol as he was c'ming out. Hs
Wa soon sfter arrested by Officer ForaD, and locked
up in the Third District Station House to await the re-
sult of the injuries DIS. Leeoh and Mcdonald were
called but they could not discover that any OF the 10
,estip.s were cut He injuries were, however, of such
a nature that he may die. Two pistols were taken
from tse accused, of which was loaded with buck
shot. The other had been discharged. TIE wife Of
the accused, John and George Gotsb, boarders, gre
detained as witnesses.