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IscHiyG IN IrrISoIs.-Mr. McCutchen, an gt-
E.uan located at Sparta, illinois, brought 70 tnls
yesterday, and handed over to the police dssua or
Eyps Of two notorious scoundrels, who hal i1-
fsd the peighboIhood of Sparta, in company WIN
sr', for some time back. Mr. Met 1icneu ssa.9'
r ne two individuals above alluded TO- had been
bad to leave Randolph County by the citizens.
kind request not being complied with, the peoPe
Esled en- nasse, and visited the house where
fA4n and his two associates were stopping. Upon
fsag them approach, Graham drew his ps'Gl
Easeharged its contents IN the crowd ou' soaioeJ
eAs smoke of the pis.ol died away, ere Graham
seorpse, shot by several persons st once. lac
Fl two scoundres were arrested, and are now con
Nih the Chester jail. Graham was one oil the
Cooperate scoundrels IN Illinois.
ne daily war expenses Of France are estimated al
c1 france, Of Austria at 100000 hoFlns, or each
lG~.sSOO,oON.
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SUNDAY Liquor SELLING. On complaint Of officer
jas. S. Ward, Justice Brennan yesterday issued his
warrants against the following persons for violating
the Sunday laws
Ps,rick Corwin No q 81 Az; Jane, NcCsnucr A.
9Th STREET I'll Taylor, No 81. Borery Jas Mccormick
No. u. % c. Sco--r Suffolk Stanton .tr-ts
Val-une Bruner Cbas Bendnse Of Az A. sni let
Hugh Newmar llth Park McLtuyhn
ish aud r. FraDc, ard 1eom, III lih
street ana i av Jame' Delaney; j. Leon, No % Bo~ery
The pait.es will al be held to bail in 300 each for
trial.
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d Arrangement

-Rp.,ps TO TIE ToNUs Police CoURT.-The
Ne Court at the Tombs which has been for years
l,dilan,dated aad disgracefal condition, and which
y pr scented by late Grand Jury, is about to be
lk,red at last. The sun of $500 has been apPro.
jssd for this purpose by the Common Couocl' and
npairs will be Immediately commenced under 'Ne
taiou of the Department of Repairs and saPPAeS'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-14

NEW MssosTo ORDrR Mount Vernon Chapter, Of
Free and Accepted Masons, instituted in Bergen
Tuesday night, 10 the presence of large number
of visitors from jersey City, New-York and other
places. j. Hilton elected NJ. f. High Priest, and
wm. Earl NJ. Z K;og The election of the other
officers was deferred.
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SErrrED.-The charge of grand larceny 9referref
by Charles Ii. Pollock s. Co., at the City Hail Police
Court. ten days ago against Benjamin II. Cloves,
John Frazer Smith and James NJ. DiIksen, all bro
kers, was yesterday to have been examined bacre
Justice Welsh bat at the hour appoine the counsel
for the parties made their appearance aud sisted that
the charge had been withdraw. The case was hen
dismissed
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The DANGER OF WEARING LARGE HOoFED SKIRTS.
An inquest was held ut the New-York Hospital yes
terday by Coroner Schirmer upon the body OF Ellen
Mcclure, an Irish woman, forty-6ve years OF age,
who died from the effects of burns. She had
been employed at the Waverley House, on the
corner Of Broadway and Fourth street. and on the
night of the % inst while ironing clothes in the base
ment of the building her clothes caught fire, SO that
she was fatally burned about the body and extrem-
ties Afer being admitted to the Hospital, she told
Caharne Il. Robinson, the nurse, that her clothes
caught fire in consequence OF being extended by her
hoops over Goals which she had hauled from the
range. verdict of accidental death was rendered
by the jury.
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DEATH FROM SWALLOWING CHERRY SrosEs.-A
German named Christian Beruer residing 10 Newsrt 6u I'D
sick the roadside between that city and Elizabeth
AoDoay being assisted nis redeuce eiei
10 sbout urs thereafter y. Iofem efsnuation as
sfh cherry stones which the deceased had impndesy swa
lorn..u
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in Sing SIM, for committing feloniou, assault With
knife upon Oficer DIVISION. aor Of judge Wei'h's
Court behaves u>oleny the other dag MS keepers,
arc e punishment therefor, VAS buckef G.
put into box 10 which he was forced to assume a
terribly disagreeable posture. Since then he mas
behaved himself very Gemurely.
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ALLEGED DEATH FROM VIoLESeE.-On Tuesday
evening. officer Branari of the Eighteenth Ward
had occasion to take to the Ststion.House Augusta
BRADY. an Irish womsn whom he foand on his best
in 8 telpless condition. On being questioned, the
woman alleged that she had been struck and beaten
by her landlord, at the Of Eighth avenue ana
Twentieth street She kept al night IN the 20
lice Station, and being no better the following morn
inc. the officer conveyed her TO Bellevue Hospital
where she died some four hours after admission. Inc
officer being informed of her decease, took steps to
secure the landlord. The matter will be thoroigniy
investigated to-day before Coroner o keefe.
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DEATH IN PRIsoS.-A man named Wm. Burke,
formerly Waterman in jersey City who COMMITTED 20 the
Cour Jail Monday dIopsed doxu dead Yesterday, while
walking in h, cell The Of his death perice
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nth the previous week

The operations of the Banks for the past week
show the large decrease Of sG96,31l IN deposits.
900 953 in specie, and sl9s, l9l in discounts. Tho
circulation has increased tl3l 800.
The applications for bank charters at the next see
sion Of the Pennsylvania Legislature will be quite
rnnsrons We nh.erye noiices Of the following:
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kleruRE on THE ITALIAN WAR.-Proi' '"uSh''iio
k.ai delivered al interesting lecture last evening Oh
Italian War and its leaders. On accoun' OF '"e
IN the audience did not exceed seventy persons
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THE CHERRY CVRRiNT.-Those wishing to see
the Cherry Currant, growing as usual in massive
punches, can do so by calling at No. 100 Broadway,
where Dung plants can be obtained in pots ready
for planting in the open air without check of growth
CorP DE SoLIEL.-Coroner Heselwooi of Staten
Islend held al inquest on Monday, on the Richmond
road. near MarteaI House, in the Town of South
field. upon the body of Brian McArdrews, who died
from excessive heat. He had been working in a
hank. digging foundation, and in consequence OF
the heat ceased labor at p. after which he drank
considerable water. lie died at 6 p. m Verdict;
Sun.struck, superinduced by the use Of too much
cold water
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EVERYBODY desires to succeed, aud very few
m of success and happiness they would follow the night
WtLs No S8 Broadway make PhrenoloscaI Examinations
daily and give advice these points.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-14

Tgr HACKMEN WHO LOVE DARKSIss-The City
Hall Police are stirring up the hackmen, and requir-
inc them, under direction of the Mayor, to adhere
more strictly TO the regulations than they have 10
many wears. A large number probably over fifty,
have been in the habit yearly of driving without
license These are generally night hackmen, some of
whom do not bear very good reputation. About
twenty, however, thinking the present movement on
the part of the Police vii, cease, have suspended
business, and keep out Of tire way 1t is not the pce
of license they care for but 10 avoid exhibiting
number and other rules which would destroy lucra
tive branch Of their night business.
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The business Of the Clearing House to-day was
sl7 $685. co.,
Mr. Cisco the sub-Tressurer of this port advertises
in another column that he s ready to receive deposit
tons of coin in exchange for Treasury Notes having
one year to run and bearing 81 y cent interest.
There is a very abundant supply of money Offering
on call to day and large amount Of loans have been
changed fIom 6q5l to y cent Sixty aud ninety
day fret class paper goes at 6e6i cent. Mr. JACOB
Little has made proposition of settlement with his
creditors, giving his notes at six, twelve and eighteen
months, with interest. The price paid for the Collins
boats, We hear semi-oficiay, is 100000. large
portion of the gold by the California boat is in
barr and sales for Shipment have been made a. high
a. 50 cents premium. Tne Saturday steamers, it IL
thought viii take about million OF dollars. There
continues to be fair demand for Treasury Notes at
y cent premium for 81 y cents, and v cent premium
for y cents.
Tie Boston Post, in its weekly review Of Finance
and Trade, says:
Money il ruling somewhat higher than it did
week ago. We quote u cent ~ the current outside
rate fer prime paper In the banks it is cent but
discounts are less ady than they have been.
The bank loans are very high, and the bank Specie
has considerably dmiDlshed, before the unto~ Coz
ditiOn OF exchange with New FORK. Dung the early
part Of last week the bank specie received some acoes
siOns from the Californian arrival; but, toward the
close the stock again declined and stood asony So
800 on Saturday morning. In the meantIue, New ork
funds are ever, and in as active demand
This condition Of things has produced some unes.ness
in the banks and among close observers OF tho
market. 1t is very evident that nothing bat the Sum
Iner dulness saves from nnc0mtJr'ably tlgnt
condition OF money. The smallest increase OF business
activity in the Autumn is certain 10 be aten led oy
higher rates and this activity az 1t seems To u.
sure to occur. Besides home business demand for
money also this market must do its share IN moving
the crops in paying for the imports, and in supplying
any war demand for gold. Sterling Exchange IN Bos-
ton has recently been quiet, but very firm lis sth
q, l0 for bee. drawn bills and at i0 for best bankers
bills Drawn in 20 suit. These figures, it should be
remembered, are current, after very extraordinary
shipments of specie. As the importstions continue u
be very heavy and the exports very light the specie
shipments cannot cease. They Will be increased
By whatever war demand may happen to prevail
through the summer"
The average weekly statement Of the Banks Of
Philadelphia, for the week ending on Saturday last,
presents the following results in the leading items, a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-14

SEVERE TRrArMESr.-TSo lrishmen, Peter and
Patrick Rocks, complained at the Mayors office yes
terdsy that they had been swndlsd by the n''orou'
Isaac selover ticket seller at No l57 Cedar street.
They say they arrived here on Monday and desiring
to 60 to Loveoy's, taken by runner TO motel
ON Greenwich street, called the "Loyejoy House,
where they were afterward charged = Tor supper
oplv But before paying this bill they were taken TO
Selovers Office to purchase European tickets and to
wonder got fair ones at so each, but were induced
TO exchange sl,ICO which they had drawn ifoin n I"
Bufralo bank for British coin. This amount very
singulary fell considerably short when ,ney were
half made to believe mistake OF tne osn Auu
wen, away After conferrng together about The mat
Ter they concluded that they had been wrongeu auu
felt somewhat timd at the thought oil '"'
syindlers again; however, they mustered Cue
and again went to Seloyers, and insisted gu having
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

THr STORM rs JERSEY CITY.-The storm between
AMI clock last evening ragged with great Vlo-
erce in jersey City but doing much less damage taan
was anticipated Limbs Of trees were twisted on
shutters blown down and windows smashed \ large
willow tree in South Eighth street, near Coles, was
uprooted and q telegraph pole vas bio an down WIZ
such force as TO break down its crash the sto0p OF
house No. "a Railroad avenue, Owned by John MAI
tin. A servant in hs employ, VINO was standing IN
the fror door was considerably injured by the falling
fragments.
Two schocners came in collision N the North River
but Their names, or the amount Of dsnage they sus
tanned could rot be sscertained. large HAoe' OF
email boats coutsinipg fishing parties, were out IN
the Bay but most OF them lad taken warning Oy the
threatening storm and maze for land before they were
oyertaken. Parties in two small bosts were unaO'e
to reach Land. and saved themselves by tying up 10
stakes and riding out the gale and pelting storm.
F,rAL ACCIDENT AT PAssAIc FALLs.-On Sa,ur'
day last fcu. youpg men, residing in Paterson
wet. up - tue Falls icE the purpose Of oatHins
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Asgyega.e Capital.

The Chicago Tribune Of Monday says
son Friday forenoon the well-known eectment suit,
involving come $500 Co., viz: The United States at
Gaena and Chicago Union Railroad Company was
argued In the United States District Court The rule
made u this case upon The counsel Of the PLAINTIFF to
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the remsinder due them. Finally they were pad
portion Of their demand by = man whom Selovsr Gals
Gibson leaving si2 90 unsccountcd for SeloTer telling
them to go away, aud saying that he would SPEED
q 600 before he wosd consent to pay then cent
more They then returned TO their hotel Selover
and the pioprie.ors Of the hotel were arrested. The
latter were made to refund the ex'OreSs, and per-
mitted to go premise of aiding ia the capture OF
tie rGtcsy runner Selovcr was held for e1amina-
ton az 10 0 o'clock this morning.
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Decrease. sssSos So slC'Lsrs ...... ssssssse

Increase. go. go. sfr1 2s6 ......
The Real Estate Saving. Institution Of st. Louis
has declared semi.snnusl dividend of3i cent pay-
able to NewYork stockh lcers 90 lst July, at iha
office of L. ID. Morgan & Co. The East River Saw
Jugs Institution has declared the usuAl seaai-saaaA
dividend, payable en- aud after the 18th inst.
The New Jersey Railroad and Transportation Com
papy has declared Q seni-snnus dividend Of ~
cent. payable August |. The transfer books viii Be
closed from the 18th inst. to the I'd OF August. Az
tenton directed to statement Of the condition Of
this saving institution, in our financial column, n
which number Of our citizens are Interested Is Do
positors. TIE Kings County Fire Insurance Company
has declared semi.snnua dividend of cent, par
sbe on the 18th inst, at No. Il Wall street. Tho
half-yearly dividend of the NewWorld Fire Insurance
Company is 6 y cent, payable ondemand. The Bro
WORT Insurance Company seui'annual dividend OF
y cent, payable on demand. The Southern
Bank Of New-Orleans has declared a semi annual
dividend of A p cent, payable to the New-York
stockholders at the Chemical Bank, on the 18th inst
Mr.. Geo. d. Phelps, formerly President Of the
Delawore, Lsckawanna and Western Railroad Com
pany, has Issued pamphlet in reference to recent
events in connection with that Company.
The earnings of the Eiie Railroad for the month OF
June 1859 ~ 6of u
Earnings June, oSA's "
Decrease sS7A IL
The decrease was wholly in freight
The Norwich and Worcester Road earned during
June,
June, ~s''
Increase. *ss'<
The annual meeting of the Company for the election
of Directors took place to-day July 10.
Its possible that the Company may decide to open
subscription for the renewal of the maturing bonds
instead Of paying them Off from earnings. 10 this
case, the payment of dividends may be resumed this
Fall.
The falling of in the first week of July on tho
Michigan Southern is about $4,000
The official report of the earnings of the Gallons
and Chicago Union Railroad Company from July LIST
IN 9Th Is:
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IAdyerr1sement.I

BRADY , uAILfhlI3.
PHOTOGRAPH,
lssporFpEs AID DASUEsHEorYfn
iSos sad 6tS Broadway, eswfoTk, and no. h1 fsos
sJiysni.-sv., " ssnington, d. G.
rioQrs. Of eli de.cnpon, copied In every style o. Tho At
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.....S6,s5O % $22,6s9 IL

It is stated that the New.York Central passenger
earnings show an increase but that the freight earn
ings a,e smaller. The Illinois Central earnings
promise to show some increase in July. New wheat
is beginning to come into Chicago over that road.
III. nf 4 ho MOI anal hax haAn.
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ALLEGED BIGANY.-Martin Travis, alias Matthew
Monaban. Of No - Baxter street wa. arrested yes
terday by Officer Goulden on charge OF big,ny.
The testimony showed that some three years ago
Hugh Quinn was present az the Church Of the Trsns-
fpuraton. in Mot street when the accused wss mar
RED TO Wnfred Logon. Subsequently the prisoner
confessed 10 Quinn that be had wife living 70 whom
be was married prior to Winfred Witness also heard
him saw 10 her that he would leave his aud her bas-
,srss and return to his first and only wife. His fret
wife appears to have been Bridget Monahan, of EGG
lspd. Justice Connolly committed him for exau.na-
ton.
uRronrn n-Loa Co5u-u Tie pusii... WAC J. no :
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The OLYER-sTREET RAILROAD CASUALLY
Coroner bells inquest yesterday, at the New York
Hospital body OF Thomas Gabrath whose death rom
sd syerne car has srrady been reported TINS TRIBUSs
The show that dfceasd wa intoxcied At the
time and tia, he attempted 20 Jump from the
before could be stopped or him to get of Tue jury en
oered verde, Of death from injuries received By jumping om
oud Railroad May g. 1852 aud vSDnefied the
Compsny from all blame
DpowSrp.-Coroner Vanderbilt Of Staten Island
held az nquest yesterday the body Of woman aged aoa
- years who found the beach near the Narrow sAs
VA, aIesed ia 'ky be ''s dress VITA WAe sad OF @
braid bonnet She had brown hair and on the hrd hnser o. ne
le he'd s9d hearig Ia he' P.sse. m bssn S
iew days In the Verdict Death from causes uukuown'
ROBBED BY 4 WowAs-An Irish woman, named
Julia G. ns arrested yesterday, CHARGED With stealing
gold bres.tPu aud cnsn, worth from Iohn Ci'o
above articles The officer found portion Of TIE ''oen properly
in her possession Justice Cohno! committed ef '' i
ARREST % As ALLEGED Policy DEALER-Calyin
W Hubbe companed toe Mayors Office yesterday that
Andrew srop German seepng lottery ana Icy office
az NO III Clinton street lie arrested BY Officer Hsrrgan.
aud bail TO sn'~I whea ne pipeT were transferred " tue
District Attorney.
FfcH1 BETwEES BoYs.-Ou Tuesday evening two
bs A,Te 1Gd Riley SG Sr ; lst ' al si n;o
ri', the bowels 50 tbs, be - mt As aAiAA
ped aud bis victim aken to Bellevue Hospital
PicKPocKr1-While Mrs. Ann Maria Beekner was
riding Up town Of The Twenty third street stages ye'tr
cav Curan PICKED her picket OF BIO lie W" observed
10 Tue act Immediately arrested. Justice Brennan commit
ted him tor tiisl
ATTEMPT At SUGcIDE.-A woman named Sullivan
residing at No Allen street attempted 20 commit suicide
TUESDAY evening No particulars could % obtained from bel
relatives
MAD DoG.-A rabid dog was killed in Water street
OF Tuesday.
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WIDESIYG AND EXTENSION OF GOLD SrREET.-The
Alderu anc Committee on Streets met yesterday
afternoon to take this matter into consideration, aud
to listen to the statements of interested parties about
equal numbers of which, arguing in favor and in OPP
position to the plan, were present. The principal
arguments in favor were, that an open way should
exist from Corears Hook and the eastern part Of the
city, leading down into Wall street, and the lower
business portions Of the Fourth, Second and Fret
Wards; that Gold at present was small, crampedup
corner and almost inaccessible in case OF fire, SO
as even to affect the rates Of Insurance Companies;
besides that the whole street had been nuisance for
the last number of years. The arguments opposed
were principally the damage that would be done to
the bushes, Of certain parties The Committee ad-
ionrned to take the matter under final advisement.
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ASorHER PRIZE FicHr.-" Fatty Welch," Of the
Sixth Ward, and sighting man Of the Eighth Ward,
known by the name of Crow are matched for a
prize fight, to come of within few weeks FOR $500
a side. Both the individuals have for years been
WE'LL known Citing men, and in active train
ing for this encounter. They are both il the liquor
business" Fatty" keeping place Of bis own in
Mulberry street, and Crow being barkeeper in
the Ward where lie resides.
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tive. Sterling i, rloi siloi fr b.oksr...sd 100, .

lltl for merchants bills. Francs 5.l2ia5lll. ras
supply q outside Sterling lnticues very moderate.
Frelgh's to London 100 'uns oil Cake At lss. 81 Y
tup To Liverpool $50 bales c ,t,cn a. sS-3d. 2.
Glasgow, 30 tuns Slaves a, 49, Avessel Of t5ot ~
from here 70 llavata us3 tun. A vessel With
GOO BIOL, 10 winiwarj Island, at zoe. p Dbl. Two
schoopers 10 Bangor, with Flour and Corn at lsc. far
Flour 2 Dbl, and 3c. bush. for Corn, and one 70
Portland with Flour at Ice.
The business of the Sub!Tressury was: Reoeipts,
$ss697O S3-fcr Customs 500 600; Payments, $780,
sos 90; Balsnce, 1872 6o6 II.
The following is the Bank movement of the fosr
ssko he hafr iasf ats
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FIGH1 BETwEEs BoYs.-On Tuesday evening two
boys. Rsmpre ,pd Riley about Of ase got into
a.Tcaun Seventh when Riley kickeh his anaso
r u the bowel, he fell COMMISSIONS The assAan!
Gee d and hi. victim was taken Bellevue Hospital
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ARREST % As ALLEGED Policy DE,LER.-Calyin
W Hubbt companed tbe Mayors Office yesterday That
Andrew strop German, seepug lottery ana hey Once
at No liz Clinton street lie arrested BY Officer Herrigan,
aud bail snv when ne paper ts4nseTsd " the
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LEpoque, the new French journal, just established
in this city by NJ. Farenc, continues to be conducted
with ability and tact In American politics it is
Republican. Its miscellaneous selections are made
with judgment, and are replete with interest.
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MUrIsr.-The ship Glad Tdings, lying in the stream
of the Battery hois.ed signal Of distress Tuesday evening
her crew having Eutiuei Tue Hsrbor Poce Oh and ar
rested William Kelly AID William finn, two Of the iinsleade
q lnlIe thrm
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apreNzp."-Jos CO5uru, the puglis:r WAC .' nov
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We are indebted to Messrs. Wells, Fargo & Co.'S
express for California papers by the Overland route.
The news brought by this arrival has been anti
cpated by that of the Star Of the West from Aspin-
wall.