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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-18

Picnic AT HARvARD.-The members of the
Sunday Schools connected with the Orthodox
Congregational Church of Harvard and vicin-
ity, had picnic at Harvard, yesterday, at
which large numbers were present. Owing to
the rain, however, they were obliged to adj
journ from the grove to the several churches
of the town, where the refreshments were
served up with the accustomed liberality of
the ladies', and the remainder of the day spent
in most agreeable and social manner, in
speeches, singing, &C. 1t requires more than
bad weather to prevent the good people Of
Harvard from having good time, when they
set out for it.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-18

sell, on Thursday next, June 23d, the valuable
estate of the late Moses Clements, consisting of
the homestead and about sixteen acres of land,
with a frontage on Main street of nearly
twelve hundred feet, near the beautiful resi-
dence of John C. Mason, Esq A rare chance.
MILITARY FEsTIvAL.-The seventeenth of
June was celebrated yesterday in Fitchburg,
in an appropriate manner, by the military.
The Washington Guards of Fitchburg invited
the Fitchburg Fusileers and the Ashburnham
Light Infantry to parade and dinner on the
occasion, the Fusileers appearing in their new
and beautiful uniform, scarlet coat and French
grey pants, for the first time. The Fusileers
were accompanied by Fiske's Cornet Band of
this city. The Guards were accompanied by
the Fitchburg Cornet Band, and the Gardner
Cornet Band furnished the music for the Ash
burnham Light Infantry. AT an early hour,
the two Fitchburg companies, accompanied
by their respective bands Of music, escorted
the Ashburnham company into the town, and
after parading through the principal streets,
under the lead of Capt. Corey of the
Guards they proceeded to the American
House at about one O'Clock, where sump-
tuous dinner was provided by the gen.
Some three perso fhat sat do1h at the
wel-turnished tables, upon which everything
good to eat was spread with muniicent liberal
ity. Capt. Corey, of the Guards, presided
After the cloth was removed, sentiments,
speeches, &C., were the order of the day, to
late hour in the afternoon. Amasa Norcross,
ESQ., responded TO sentiment complimentary
to the "Old Bay State" C. H. b. Snow, Esq,
OF Fitchburg, to a toast on "The Day." and
George L. Towne, Esq, to one on the nation
Captains Cunningham and Rice responded for
their respective companies. In the absence of
Col. Upton, Col. Ivers Phillips, the first COM
mander since its organization, responded for
the Ninth Regiment. A. II. Andrews, Esq,
of Ashburnham, and others, also spoke in re-
| Spouse to appropriate sentiments.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-18

GB Single copies of the DAILY or WEEKLY SPY. wran
pea or otherwise may always be found at our Publication
Office, Printers Exchange, Foster street
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Personal

Mr.. Henry Dexter, the well known scup-
lure, has received an order from a humber of
Mr.. Buchanans friends in Boston, to make a
marble bust of the President, and he has gone
to Washington to execute the commission
NJ Michelet, in his new book, Glamour Z"
says that 1.-THE great prose-wrter of tie coun-
try is woman, Madame Sand. Its most i'm
passioned poet is woman, Madame Valmore
The greatest success of the age is that of n
woman's book, Mrs Stoves novel, the gospel
OF liberty fora race, translated into all tongues
Prof. James d. Angel of Brown University.
has accepted an invitation to deliver an Grafton
before the City Authorities of Providence on
the Fourth of July.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-18

The Toronto papers publish a correspond
ence which has passed between Mr.. Joseph
Lee, President of the Shakespeare Club. of
Canada, and j. Payne Collier, ESQ, the Shaks.
perlan commentator, in reference to proposed
tri-centenary celebration in honor of Shaks.
peare. Mr.. Collier, in reply to an invitation
to take part in the celebration, excuses himself
on the plea Of advanced age.
The State Temperance League of New
YORK, which met in convention Mt Syracuse
Wednesday, decided TO call an independent
convention to nominate list of State officers
on the principle Of prohibition, and declared
that the Republican and Democratic parties
have failed in their platform and action to meet
the demands Of temperance men.
The Episcopal church in New York CITY has
nIty-six buildings, containing 3G,058 sittnps
There are also twenty-three churches in
Brooklyn, nine on Staten Island, six in Jersey
CITY and llobokcn, and ten in Newark. max.
ing one hundred and four parishes Of tha
Episcopal communion in New York and sui.
urbs. '''-
The celebrated Catholic prelate. Father
facordaire Of Paris, has addressed n letter m
the Catholics Of France on the war uo
charges the decline Of the Papacy mon Ans.
irla' and says "If the Papal government has
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-18

y. ID. LIDneII, NJ. b., HOMEOPATHIC puYsI
CLAN AND SURGEON, No. Elm street. Wnrreetor
Office hours from 2 10 T. and to I D. m
O23 dpOdnwtf
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unrlvnlled PhotoErnphs.-Wc would invite tbe
citizens OF Worcester and vicinity call ana examine
our mamiotl collection on exhibition, at the Union Arf
unncrj w Main 81 over Fske n Goddari's Jowelry
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-18
Speelal Clothes.

New Shoe Store,
NO. FL Main street.
Ban krupt y Ock
b DOTS AMI su ors
a., From Boston.
Jell diff
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-26

heard him enyiug on Saturday night "You may take
ne 20 State Prison or where you Ike only don't carry
ne back He yesto rdUy, beng apparently sane.
taed to NJ. Kennedy tho, he had forged two notes,
eighteen wears ago. ard thought be was TO b. taken
and tired for the crime. The attempt upon his lferin
consequence of THE fetr, one Of the most deter
mined aud resone ever recorded in The annals cf sui
eide. The physicians are q cIiu that he will i sc
lHar,;ord C,rrsr Nsy >
How MANS ARE CaREItD AID JuDG.s TEAyEL ~
NorrnrS WIsooSsIs.--A correspcndou; of Tie
SP1mgIed RcJa,ti,con at IIud-on, Wisconsin writes
as follow:
"Thc nals are packed from here to Superior aud
bayfield, by men. Some 0fne carriers walk fily miles
a DAY during the entire year iialf-breeds are mostly
employed ia tins service, ard II II surprising that they
pack such enormous burdens. 1 have seen ooe of
them pack barrel tf WHISKY One-hslf 1T mile np
quite a steep ILL., The man weighed but 100 pounds.
The Judge Of the Eighth Judicial District of Wiscon-
STA rnskcs two visits annually Superior and BAYFIELD,.
lie sets out with two half breeds follows the ~. CrOX
l2Omie- in canoe, Cro-ses portoge 10 miles on to
the head vateTs Of tic Brute which be voyages down
10 Lake Superior, Ii Of your Eastern judge
could IL is heavy burden If legal lore perched
the shoulders Of yOyagcur, clothed in buckskn
breeches aud red flannel shiri with huge pack on his
own back, walovn ing through rwampr, nies in extent
deyoued by musketots and t,s, swimming rivers and
fighting Indians they could behold this scene their
ideas cfuGicsl dignity Tho inacsy Of the law, &C.,
wou'd be lowered peg
INDIAN LASDs.-The selections of the 00O0 ocrcs
Of land in the Territory Of Kansas, allowed to the
Miami tribe Of Indians for their future
homes in the treaty Of June ,, 1894, by which they
ccced Their tracts Of country in TINT Territory con.
tanning see eco acres, having been made and approved
by the Secretary Of the Interior the Indian Once has
advised the General Land-Oice that all the lands in
the Miami ccsOn not embraced by these selections are
not required for Iudian purposes. and are therefore
tuned over to the General Land-Ofhce part Of the
public domain. They consequently now subject
to the legal enactments governing the presumption and
s8le Of the same.
The General Land-Ofice having had returned to il,
by the Commissioner OF Indian Affair." sch, dule cOn
tanning the descriptions OF the selections aud alomens
Of land the Territory Of Kansas, made for the indi-
viduals and fan lies o the Wyandol tribe Of Indians Of
the competent class pursuant 10 the provisions Of the
treaty Of January 81 1859 thai office is preparing
to issue patents containing IN absolute grant, in fee
simple for the lands assigned.
white woman, with child in her arms, soys The
Cincinnati Go-ctfc, has mace affidavit charging her
husband, named Bishop, cuored waiter "n one of
the railroads. with bgainy. She asserted that he had
already married fix wver lie required 70 give
bonds TO appear Saturday for examination
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DIX ..

ABBOTT-I, ,si. cry Tuesday s-y a. George p %
T.u1s 80 'afc Abbot ss,d year mouths ard % day.
AHIARHFOL TIE DAY NOR irz Nav % siter pro,rse'ed
r, Taza lane, lie, of tie he Jobs Aieafce l. the So
yesT a Der
ssS. sr MsSor q Mou'soHef Ia The IN year o. h'
- - ~ q tie late Rcuar Beaas. q Gri1.n b.
nov TIA, ny Rsdeeu'r 've'h
BRONN-la klyr, ou Tlesisy, May ~ ser lingering
~. ess Edwa g. Brown ssgd - yeers
CoNlES-N C;ovelsud. Ohio. o. Montay MY - E.pae
Cens formerly Of tsrEEron Com IL the 81 year OF as
CORRIGAN-A Harlem Tuessy Nay g, q corsimP:ioa
AChae. C,tri-sE.
DRAlToN-i Jrr-ey City os weare.d'y Ny 2I iS, s'a'
al Wts~sI. - Johu ard Adelaide y. Day
ased y,sss. mouths sri iesy-
IL fet- 4 he aaib are rqleed - a,sad Toe iaaer 90
pCSTNbUBY-Ou Weduosisy MAY q Carrie l., inf.ht
dsagL,eEo; Edmund I'D C.rcl-ne T. D-,-bury.
The rri,,sc @. the ian' Invited 20 AirEd the
ircra th trg7.tayl afternoon oclo,k. frn n. rs
WEI Tw- i-t stree.
CALE-In Brkl,u o. Tuesday Msy e. Nathan sou,o Gale
TIE iupeTs viii take pee Thursday. Sch rt e; oclek
p M from Ate residence. n. Il j. .cncn s'ne II
trends relatives. ard those q hs htner, A IL G'
HI, remains wu b. ,sk,u to GTeenwccd ict inerment
Rochester PsTer, please copy.
HSLLlr Rosy7 On Tasy rgGsf ~ ny 2 o a.
80 CumbclATi ste,t. Ia tte 2Jd war ii her s-c
HEALY-I1 hi. cry. Tue-isy mornirg, May e. sHer
skoF p.s Mis- Edward Hrs, In the tih ycar OF ncr se
MOTTO IT, -aay Msy a. Jo'ah C. Mo-, sgcd - yyirs
The rd srd T,atifss ar in!"d 10 az ID ttc iuIea on
.ds. TIE .6b -i. $, O'Clock pr'crly from his resi-
deLCe. NJ. 81 w 81 IStit l-stfoLl st9ttI
MCQUlLLAN-OL " edresdsy Msl IS NJ. Hc,n Moo ilan
gheT the late Phlt Van ,kk, in tie Sd OF
her -
Fe o. Thur.asy morning o'clock. % Ne. le claskson
sfEr't.
Tsr remains ~. be takon Greenwood intermeut
MrsAMEEIr Ills city, Monday, May y, O~en NJ Nance,
H. The i7th ,osf Of his agr.
PHILPS-A wes, Hobokop y T. Tuesi,y. My a. Chs.
Phiip-. asrG a yt4u
PROCTOE-sudderly Monday. May Is, David Proctor,
eyed - years nstiye If iemuir soharshie Scotland
ForsE,hire and Glasgow papers phrase copy.
l. M,tIly M.v thtf
Rcgau wife Of James Pollock
sHFLDEN-Or TT, .iay May 2t Helen ~ 4 wife Of Henry
sh-lder, sud daughter f ttury Evans Of DePosi'
Her relatives friends invited 20 scud her funeral nom
No. 7e Pslsepol s,,, Brookyn Thursday, a. O'Clock
y.
SSELIOu Thu sday. Arf g. AZ Turk islsud Ms Asno'
Smell. sister Of the late Or. VIM. G. Wallace.
SIkNIN-Iu this city, Monday Nav - Thomas Slsvr. aged
q ytar ua,r he Parish Of Crousnin Mugs County,
Ireland
TRUv BR IDGE-On "Wednesday evening Ma, - 1889, Henry
Trow biidgo. IL tie ed year Of his age
Notice " he funeral will be given tomorrow.
TWFFpY-Iu Albany MotdaJ Msy q Cs ayiue Tweed,,
eyed ytsr. g,er 4 Edmund and Mar r"eedy oil New
port.
NOORUEES-iu Brooklyn. on Tuesday, May H. Maria NooT
hos L. The o1ih yesr al
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wa adopted, so tina; Mr.. Shields remains still su,-
per 1ed.
The Rev. Mr.. jenkins read report on the subject
of foici missions, in which, in n very kind manner
the facts stated showing that il is our right to
have such Presbyoros formed in the foreign field AMI
that steps be taken TO carry out measures to such
end. The report recommends the appointment Of
special committee to confer nth the American Board
at Boston in regard TO the whole matter.
The report was accepted, and the motion to adopt
discussion sprang up bat the whole matter WAS post
poned ard made the order Of the day for tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock.
Tie Rev. DIR. FowLFR read the report Of the
Church Extension Committee, recommending the
ado ytion Of the reports made by the Permanent Com
uitiee on Church Extension. The report
cepted.
Or the motion to adopt the Rev. Mc-srs. SPENCER
and TRowBRIpGE sald that there is II feeling in some
parts Of tie Wet that the policy Of tue Trustees Of
the FuuA il too narrow and tha, is giving consdera
bic dissatisfaction ThCsc remarks were answered by
stating that The Trustee specifically fulfilling the
directions Of the As emily
The report, among other things, sets apart , per
cent Of the fund to aid the ci mc'eS in Kansas.
The Rev. DR.. MiCLEAN AMI ". =. GRIFFITH, esl,
defended the Trustees very effectively Vhe Assem-
bV tdOurIed.
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uAHRsE
ac"ilat.on.

GEAHsH-Me KTE--O1 TUESDAY, May -, Ia III X r. md
Prs5,tsrian Church. twelfth street b, - Re- d. N -
Joc rha 70 jane laughter & Jlssph Mck"e, s,i o. tEs
cay.
lCIoIsoS-yElTCH-L Lis ci,y. T;sstay, Miy - bJ
the r. D. ThmD.ou NJ james Nicholson o. hec, SIT
lslj 20 Nj. Eliza Vri-cb % this city
sgITII-wILLoUGHBY-ou Wednesday, Ny p b. no
Re-. ". Wes,sn James A. suiita o. New TO- I" NJ
Hs.-v dsp.h--r OF Joseph Wiloasaby Of t1ls city.
Philstriph:a and Rock nd County psPsr' pc" rp3
TAALYN-MOsHER- W-dlesdsy c.rli1z' M. ~ ~ tie
r., Jb- D,.iius NJ Frederick " TAnlyc - Ms r.. J
J. Mo.h-E
THONPsoN-kANE-on Taesdsy. My - b IL Rsy- J. J..
6wdrn tb- r-,idence a'her e ne o.c- jerry
Gu usoa Captain o; n. sAp toLi;.rn ., -
H,uzie-.a ~, only dsughrsr 81 T. kA1e'
yAIL-sHERIDAS-Or TUESDAY nsrilz, My u = - -
bris, Churh IN Pir...us yaoY Du,ehrss County, " u
:, n. Rrv D. Nilc. Mr.. join p Va Il - -, =
N..-y-r;,:s she.ilen fn.nsrJ @. ee.seelPas.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-Msy 2J.-BefaEe
Judge MI son

PHEINNs BILLIARD TABLES.
case Of ntere-t to the sporting community was
moruug the above CoLr Tee Gst Of
Col eroer sgt Shsrpbth billiard ;she manufacturers The
The sssg Il poelt from Acae Phe.su the WEI
k@vp billiard aver dated il January U5o. The Invention
clair ID making thr cusi Of billiard tables rsizn ~
rrc, pocket pcke and terminating H. straight
ltyeled ends usually know Il "squsor Ja"-'
Tl court has be-, d,ns crowded during The ptoEe'
tt PLAYERS amatr and prof -nIa oi tic gaue at billiards
being attracted who. rvdolbsbc chagpn
Of thu ssnse sscTtaled b the Idgr -nt OF his
peers whether e limiting his Superiority plyr Is
va entitled a. rqls estitnat OF Al lL'eLtor
the celebrated billiard table makers a tue city
examine Nh. A tssslord's tr-nony, Tnts
ray. he twCu;y years since,
s'Hcttd tables. with pocket Gna . those r; rth in
Prti4l's Specifications
This morning evidence tro1sctd the dfuse. designed
either ,he prior Of ID, r Il c,IGcIon ctaimud
invented b. Phnu aud embrace in biz patent M an In
fin 70 IN. IT a which tile -u' has been Instituted
srr III. detefs had oysuEcd rw wi.Ls,es this morL
NJ Keller SCI ,Cr the pls iii moved She tolr hr
= di.ctr ;nuauCe b. oTdt red.
M.ssr. J. Van Cot u,d o. Jobrsor. a. counsel Tor he
lot oLircug order n,dc, he Ila 80 pay
q co.. I'd 80 suit.
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IIRL'S.
rIRE Is nnrrnIK sTHFEI.

, fiht - 'oi'i ~ n 'II.LLi' C. ,I
AT ~ o'clock "Wednesday afternoon, fire broke
ont in the var0sh factory If Win. Tldeu d Nephew,
No. Ilj Norfolk street corner OF Rlvington, but
through the cXertions Of tie emen it was confined to
the boiling house in the ward in which it originated.
large kettle Of var1i-h AID the burning Of the ndam-
mable material caused a dense smoke which pervated
that section Of the city The damage is estimated at
$50 or 500 ard the firm have insurance. The
large cabinet marufaetoy adjoining the boiling. house
narrowly escaped, aud would doubtless have been de-
etoyed but for the protection afforded ii by iron win
dow shutters.
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FoUVD DRoW SED.-Coroner SchirIner held en- in
quest On Wednesday, at Bellevue Hospital, upon the
body Of ar III known man, found drowned ia the Fast
River, near the foot Of Twenty third street. The
body lad been long iime in the water, and the flesh
from the face and scalp had disappeared. Some pres
,rt were Of the opinion that it was the body OF Bill
Hanus ton, the pugilist, who has been missing for
some moitis but such not a-certaiued to be the
case The Jury rendered Il verdict Of "Suppo'ed
drowning
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srPRFNF COI-RT-GrNrRAr TTEN-NtT 2i-Befc-r
J-d-rs Koosyvrtr, DAVIS AID PRATE.


DISMISSAL OF TET CUMBERLAND COAL coNfANf ''>k
AFFIEYFp.
Tie C.15er.srj Co sd Iol COuPsuy ss; Aer NJ Shet'
SALs S.
Th. i, the appeal by the defendants from Judge
Sutherland order disuissiug the summons and COM
plant II this action, f., want ofjurisdictian.
TIE Court this morning affirmed the order of dis
ni-sal. The pre- siding Justice said the COuf; viewed
tie very mucL in the right Of an tjectuent suit
The Cour. had no ju.scict to try TILE to prop
ely 10 MAJ leld, aud in addition to the difficulty
arising from tie fact that all the aud in Mar! land,
is the fact that both the Cumberland Coal Company
ard the defendants hre Marysrd corporations Tne
decision Of Judge Sutherland di.uiS>ing the .ut en-
tiiely. il correct, and should be affirmed.
justice Davies dis, nted.
BEIGE Jgs;is's Roesrv.lT. ,Cr'sEs sHd PsArr
jose qh Epiry az. The A,;or la,urlicr Coulp"y. -
4 Lew trial must be- granted unless tue plalut II
wa'cs that pof"t of the damage found by the jury
which i applicable solel! To- the took: II that be
waived, Judgment for the balauce should be entered
for the plaintiff.
Before Judges srrrtal d, lAcs ,ra,' aid Lorr;
tn HewY "a ald N.~Hay Ri!:esd ooHpsiy as Robet
Set yes aid chen
Tie oders disolyirg the injunction IN the several
cases appealed ruui reversed and tine junction,
eel tn ued without prejudice application to mol
iy or dsove in part such injunction, ~ any different
stage Of the action, Oh payment oi Gusts
TIE order DENYING the motion to dissolve the nldnc'
ton. appealed iron sro affirmed without prejudice to
any future application il n different stage nj the action,
to modify dissolve in pat such njuuct!cn' on the
payment of costs.
The order in the ease of the defendant Anderson.
appealed FROM !, affirmed, without prejudice 10 new
application by the plaintiff III the Court below, on pay
neut Of costs.
Is CnANsFss-Before Judge AItss-Drctso>s.
Mace'ire Le-ue a-t. Pierre Lcsueur.
Motion graf ted. Ahnony fixed at 81 per week 10
b. PAID dynug the e!dug Of the sctiuu until the further or
Court and defendant ordered pay 100 u plant y
a'tory with thIiy cays time ard tc- m
The action . n addition, IN case shall BE- found reces
paiI iii commission o. taxi Testimony "t o
h. >ratrs 70 b. laG when sid coHU-n shsI issue
THF NEGRO MINSTREL Cisf.
Henry v cod agi. Gro gr y. HaEls on.
The argument on the Cr,er Ia show cause why the
defer should uo b. puriad for ,ou mp it. violating IT, ia
uI Saturday last he ara By the judy ths
kVJudge Peabody apPeaeo Tor the p IN sud cN
Jdge biting 10, def, -4I Sr'tre utut'-s 81 negro
f,rs 81 bend. Court ri II, conclusion o! the gnt ~
IL. iLder ,,-.s tho pipcIs r-scrtiue hi. decision
SPECIAL TGRn
NOTICE 10 hTJORSLNS.
Notes Of Issue for the June Special Term must be
flied I'D Tie Clerk before SAT rdsy. May p B4ct note
nj 81 d- cly state he face thereof whe'her DmuyTer -
Sct DCHuTrtT. JOHN tLANtf, CfrN
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BROOKL YN HEMS.

Tvs BROOAIYN SCNDAN.SCHOOL C3IOS.-ThG
following gentlemen elected as Managers OF the
Brooklyn Sunday School Union, at meeting OF the
Teachers on Tuesday night: Andrew A. SmIth, John
Caurach, Albert Woodruff, III. W, Law. John &.
Fay, ID. c. Green, Wm. MoEllhiorey, j. II. Field,
John Young A. +. Baldwin Edward a. Lambert,
A. l.. Yaa Burep, A. D. Mathews Samuel Booth, X.
s. Slocum. A. V. Blake, II X. Percy j. VI. u. B.
CERT, John FreIch, Alfred Smthers; j. /. DaYen-
port, Treasurer John X. Morris, Secretary.
President s chosen by the Beard The statistics Of
the Sunday Schools in the Western District fol-
low: Whole number 90. Office @! have reported
the number Of scholars at ~ 902ruaes 40, females
II 40. Average ATTENDANCE 1860. Infant classes,
$50 Number Of teachers 25Ol-m.es La, fe-
males 800. Average attendance Of teachers 2,O69
Conversion Of sehoars. ~? Of teacher loj.
Bro0krrN BotRp or STPERvIsOEs.-A meeting of
,ic Besid wa> held Yesterday afternoon, Mr. Saith IN
the chair. The only business Of any consequence, be
Il, III, auditing Of uuln ruus bills, the opening C
bid, to pint the minutes of the Board. The lowest
bidders were Edward Jones s Co.. FOR IL cents per
pagc. and J. II. Tobtt, for the same amonn, The
Subject rtf rred 10 committee of three, consisting
of N,sr~ Crowen. Cudley and Crooke to report up"n
the subject at the next meeting Resolutions Of respect
fer the memory Of the late Thomas Mulgau, merry
member Of the Bosrd, adopted, when the Board
adjourned till " rdne sdey June :.
Trr CorRr or SrssIoSs.-Ths Court was opened
hs cc1yic-se q sery il the third degree >Itenes
W. rserycd Patrick Lynoh indicted Tor reti: rcy p aeed
~ ~ and se-f.roe peaded IL thsrcuPlu Ola
eiir:ed TIE Con- then stJsarred I'il hi. Ho-rHE
TueoWN FROM CARA woman WAS thrcgn from
M,r;c.,-ue css he oorsef e Ccrn5rsad street, este
ds, severely i9ur,d sbu; t. h"aa sar was - d,ccle
.AIoEn upon the pavement;
n. =.
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! made ~ assi snmvnt favor o. Mcssrs. Mcsle "
PA,epst,ot s Co ano Geo. ". Hennings. OF Heu-
nirg-. Muller & CASING. Amt iI,!e, of Broad
sueet me paying Nr. Meyer, liabilities, such
occfrtanco> drafts. notes, s., under protest.
W. regret 20 learn that Nicer, lIarecus, Whose
>uspen>ion on the Tehauntepec COMPANY drafts 80
ro,iccd Yesterday, have ccmp,eis gencral s'oppage
a payment and an assignment by Messrs. II, the
senior member Of he house suug his dircctorshp
st the NJ, charles Bank this morning. Toe liabilities
oitle hou,e are >a.d TO reach 100000
TIE failure IN Bo.ton Of N. Field. Fowler s Co,
Largely trgoged ia tue sugar trade sud in operations
in n>eed oil. airou1cet. A large pant Of their in
d,btcdness j. "a q 70 Re IN Cuba
The Cotton sales for The week amount TO !, so bales
taken an speculation for e>alc here or Shipment, as
Hereafter az De determined. orr own splnners have
al-o been purchasers To limited exteut. After the
Canadas very low sales we're efecte', but
after receipt Of the account, Via Cape Race, City OF
Baltimore the market recovered and closc firmly yea
terdsy, With more disposition to operate, at our quota
tons. The export for the week has bceu-to Liver
peel. 2,lCG ba'es; Havre, col; Antwerp. l. Total.
227i bales. Most Of the parcels in rsnsu sent here
for sale have been forwarded on account hold
ers prefcrrng the chance of the Liverpool market
later ca TO realizing at the present depressed rates.
Tie stock band Therefore, is very limited. and
the season NAV be considered closed. The sales amount
to about 5000 bales and have been bass cf lO:c
Toy average Middiug New. ORLEANS, with freight at
.-l6d. = 10. The Circular of Mr. W. Z. Wright has
the following statistics:
RscriPrs-The weekly receipts becoming smar.
will diminishing 10 the end Of the The
this the end Of tie ss,
9 bales; receive tbreequsues Of ns on, the
present. crop would 7i5Co bales This IN all probability
Will BE- about the final QusIti,y
EXPORTS are WY moderate al points. To Great Britain
the number # Ship leading all the 81 last yeas tn
there SO. The stock Oh hand IN all tue posts Il
4SI, CO. sgaiI, 80. oOo las; ytsr
The follow statement Of he movement In Cotton since
September last compared win The previous Tour