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49,, r,..s.v There vim be no Second Boari

Friday 20 Tuesday. There VII Dc no oecono quo,
IN Friday. In addition 10 The gold received oy 'ne
ue.s. Tsylor, Nes.rs. Wels, Fargo 4 Go. receiver
soi eco in Goy.rnmsp. drafts on the Sub treasury
thew having A contract with the Treasury 70 supply
colaf Treasury drafts for GJveInmsn. purposes u
San Francisco The Panama Railroad Compsay have
y.-y favorable aAvicrs from London, N regard 20 the
propose5 shine q: of mail communication between
ENGLAND and Australia via Panama. In addi.ion 20
The treasure by the Moses Taylor The Psnana KALI
rad biough. over s3l07o5 in gjli ani sS'S 'oo n
silver, On English account. There il an active de-
msnd day fJr money call at u 40 Y cent. Much
Of the INQUIRY grow. ou Of he movement IN Treasury
Notes and State loans. The supply, however, IS
abundant. Paper is wi,hou. change of iIPoFtaoce'
Gl,-.5ged short psper goes al oGoi cent and long
paper at las y cert
Mr. Gouverneur Morris of hS-risana, purposes "a
sell his properly at Port Morris W. leicester County,
about 10 acres on the Eas. RIVER 10 The Port Morris
Land AID I'm provement Company for s}O0c~. Inc
property has 900 feet Of water front, and about sn
feet Of dock and Is connected with the Harlem Raj
road by q branch. He says;
~ propose TO sell in the following manner: The
price II the properly 5000 and working capital
$500 Goo making $500 600 divided into OO shares Of
$500 each. A. a. the capital is subscribed and
paid ip | wi! convey full aud perfect title IN tue
property 10 the Port Morris Land and Improvement
Com pany formed under the general act OF the state
Of Newfork, on receiving frvm them S)vJ,"o IN
money or my liabilities, leaving them the remain
ing $4,000 to be expended, a. the Directors may
deem best, in improving the property, by grading
los ope ning streets building dock. houses, or other
buildings, l0anlng 20 purchasers OF los, ~ per
cent on their buloing; the income from rent, sales,
interest and oil other arising during the exist
enoe of the Company 10 be expended on the land or
invested in United States OF State stocks.
In. specie reserve vi tie banks a. SHOWN by tue
Weekly Statement, il quite mp 20 general expectation.
Tie two millions received from California on Saturday
DO not show in the average, nor does the million on
the other hsrd when shipped 70 Europe; OF the
specie about 5000 600 went into the Slo-rreasury.
Tee upfavorable features of ne Sta'enent are the
large decline in deposits and the small cosracti' IN in
losns Ire Loan lpe, has, however, been kept mp by
the reed Of f,ciiiies TO take mp the new Treasury
Notes The Statement, a whole does not indi ,ate
ary immediate return 10 the lower rates OF interest,
although it lie generally anticipated that after the first
week e July there will be some relaxation.
The following comparative statement OF the
condition Of the New-York City Banks FOR the weeks
ending .June ~ and June %:
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ANNIVERSARY OF THE EUCLEIAN so
GETTY.

The Anniversary exercises ofthe Eiclean Society OF
the New York University took place last evening in
the large hall of the University Budding, Washington
Pa-k. The audience not very large.
After performance by DodsoTth's band, aud prayer
by the Rev. Prof. ,RfIN, the President Mr.. 4. a..
REDFIELD announced Is the orator OF the evening the
Rev. Joseph Y. Thompson, ID. ID.
The Rev Mr.. THOMPSON SAID that he had selected
the subject Of his Grafton, Literary Culture for
Educated M,n'-s topic apparently, but not really
para1o1ical. He commenced by illustrating the func-
tons, the beauty and the Importance Of Language.
should be studied, no; mechanically, bat with regard
for the genius of their inspiration. To study Ian
guage, we must go back hot only - the
cid elassics, 10 Shakespeare, and 10 Milton
but To the fountain at which they fed Next 10 per-
feet mastery of language literary caure, stands the
knowledge of history The underlying spl1t of history
should be cultivated well as the simple attainment
of is facts In the story Of humsn life, ses ago con-
sis,Dg of battles coronations and festivals We fni
field Of greater interest and greater importance than
we do in the simple fact of the past existence of sau
rian or an oohe. In the stady of history, should
INQUIRE how those who preceded Us acted tuer part
lfe Thirdly the culture referred "a would be incom
plete without the perception OF an aesthetic aspect of
science. We NAV love and appreciate tue beauties OF
art and science without aspiring 70 be artists. Es
thetic culture cOmmeLds itself 90 simply az source
at pure epoymcpt-in word, of the reality aud expe
rence OF which the present world Of business couien
ton knows very little The speaker was greeted a,
the close with enthusiastic applause.
The poet OF the evening, the Rev. HENRY "
PIERCE OF the Rutgers Institute of teis city, was then
INTRODUCED and delivered q poem on IHde pc adeace,
national and individual.
The ChAlRSAS thea announced that another and
similar anniversary of the PHI Beta Gamma Society
would take plsce in the University Han this eyenns
when the Rev. Mr.. Hiscox viii deliver an oyatipn.
The audience then dispersed
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MARRIED.,

BRADY-SiANNOS-i D.usvile, ~ Y, on THURSDAY, june
Is by h. Rev Dr. Seasrr Mr. Augustus C. Brady Of Roches
a. Y, % Ms Louisa j. shannon u the former pace
GREEN-CUrTlER-ln Brooklyn, Wednesday, June = BY
The Rev. }. Hasany Mr. J. Greco Of TeN., 10 Mis'
Kate Coe eldest daughter q Mr. John Coter a Brooklyn
ONAN-DONNELLY-On Monday june q BY The Rev.
A. j. DonLely, yer.mish Noonan Of Efs, - Margaret A
D0unslly of NevYork.
ORDWAf-HASsON-A, Portland "Wednesday, June p,
A. l. owsy esq 4 iOIk to Frances h., daughter Of
Samuel Hanson, esi., q Portland.
POsT-HARRIs-At Southampton. Long Island, Thursday,
June % MI Jas. Post Of Nrwiork TO Mss Eois- Harris.
ROBB-ELlNG-On Thursday morning June = at No. 0
Poplar street. Brooklyn, BY the Rev Samuel Berwick Of the
New Church, MI A. K Rob- 20 Ms Mary Fling bOth Of
Brookyn
wHITMoRE-HowE-In Brookyn on Monday June p, BY
the Rev II Carpenter Mr. Eben Whitmoe TO Ms. Jessie
y. Howe
WooD-AMEs-At FepP-ren Ma., Thursday, June p,
Mr.. DAVID Wood Il New York, 20 Miss Anna 2. Amos
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TS Mariners.

DscoNrSusscE LICHTs-The third section Of The act ~
topgr.o, approved March 1850 making appropriations for
Eh5ous~' bgh,bos buo,. tc authorized the Secretary Il
TIE IeaSDry IN his discretion the Of The
Lshh Board discontinue from 'im. time such xhs
nsy beco. u"ss By II mutations u commerce, AID
changes 4 channels ofhsrbors, snd other
The Lshthouse Board st It's meeting b.d the 9Th instant
recommended that the follow named sb;s be- discontinued:
81 Croix River Lighthouse Proe~ct H4rbr Lsha0g.. Bsg
champ Point Lighthouse keG~bunk Pier Lighthouse Msns
Point 0smoD Lzhthou.- Aassschusts Pmes HsDk Llsk,-
h use Catsk Reach Lighthouse Baoels Lighthouse sanos
River Lsbbooe, Csttarausus Lighthouse New York Tksfs
Beach Lsh;house New Jersey hsplhOn Lighthouse Des
Smiths Point LshtboGse, Virginia; Ocraooke Chanel
Llbtyes-e Nnek-t sboa Lshtve-se Beacon Island shi
house North Carolina Mount Pleasant Lighthouse South Carr
Ina; Port ClL,on Lighthouse Ohio: CLIFTON Lrhous.
New Buffalo Lshisoe'e Round laod Lighthouse Oh Hsbsr
Lishtlarse Michigan Chicago Lishhouse T.yr.pr LAss
house Port Clinton Lighthouse Iinos South Baeou Mnwss
lee Twin RIVER Lsh,hoss, Mena.hs LshhoOs, wlsconas;
SALTWATER Fay Lighthouse, Wssbinston Territory
H. bersofe ordered aud directed all The sosrsaA Ess.
with the erePon the hsh Al shoswssr Bay b doosrs.
u.d 90 and ssr the h dsy a August next c -
netoued sht b. dsconousd and .f~r tie Ora day 81
September next by order Of The Secretary Of the Trsssay
sEAMEs. sec'y Il the Lighthouse BoGd
TREssukY DEFAkTsExr. June ID, 1859
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Maya Sip 'twiIt the

Wali.cks IHIAIER-" Maya SIP twiIt the
Csp and the Lip j. the prOvcroiN tile of answ
three act plsy by Charles Gsyic' ha. was produced
a, this house last night. rhe FRI inc on aoI stage.
Az an author, in WRITING up" specialtes Of any
particular performers, is Fcsssariy mueh hanpered
by the ch .ractcrs which hc must, ~he n-he, make
the central ones Of his yiay, Il Is &c easy matter 20
write taking comedy fs the Flore0ces. Il il com
paratively essy ,ssk 70 keep in mind the pecuhant,s
Of the " Irs III boy sri Yankee gal" during shor,
farce, and to put summary end ts'hs piece ~ coon
ss the spciness Of the various charac erzaticn. is
WON afr-but 70 preserve these ouire individusties
threuI hou "a, comply po. Of an entire comedy
wr:nout iDg The audience unplsasantly Conscious
.kat there meg De too much Of even good thing, "a
o task by 70 means ea.y Of accomplishment. Nj
'Gaylor has been successful in his undertaking
than those who have preceded him, and has produced
pie,e interesting 10 story, sharp in charas;enza,ion
and ca cuated 70 please the tickle publi,
The plot Of the play is as follows; Murphy acGfe~
tMr. Flerencel Is old canal contractor who has
amassed fortune, and who il blessed with pretty
daughter, and bothered with prodigate son. This
latter parsonage, being refused money for his excuses
by his father becomes an innocent party TO Inc
passing Ct a forged check, which document comes
into the possession Of an old usurer named Adam
Glynn" Mr.. StoddaItl who accuses the young nan
of the crime 10 his father and sister and threatens TO
send him to jail unless the young lady Will consent
to marry him. This marriage IL, however, pre-
vented by the fundamentally Of Hopeful Anu
Sabbins" Mrs. Florencel, Yankee hou-ekeeper 10
the family Of McGrew, and a clerk Of hebrews.
II is discovered that the boy is not the guilty party
and by tie opportune return Of the former master OF
"Gynn, that worthy is convicted Of divers and sun
dry crimes; the young couple, Miss McGrew and the
confidential clerk, and the rePeu'ant prohgs'e and
Miss Hopeful Sabbns" are happily married.
Though the manspring of the plot be somewhat
rusty from frequent use the play is interesting, and
was received with much favor. All the actors were
called ont a; the end Of the piece.
Mr. Florence enacted the old Irishman with much
more feeling and psthos than Is usually supposed to
be in the power Of a comedian. In some Of the scenes
he was automatically appauded. Mrs. Florence, IN
" Hopeful" had another Of those Yankee characters
in which che never fails 10 win the mirthful sympa.
;hies Of her auditors. TIE new old sJng was &
success.
We have never seen Mr. StOddsrd so thoroughly
excellent as he appeared in the pant of the Miser.
The rest Of the parts all respectfully filled and
demand no special notice. The play is 10 be repeated
tonight.
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INdRINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK...
Cleared.

Rnr-Jrds. Hathaway, Ian after, Boson, Nesmi,h Son.
sht-Atlsrti-. Silva. Me- bedford, suith JOne. Co
Michael tPru. Foruam Qisb.c faneh Asincks
Amelia Hubba,, Rotterdam, Stanton Rusr, Ida kmhal
Insisham C.tir Nesmib 4 Sons; Sierra Nevada, Lnesn
Havana N. ID. BToosmsn 20.
Brss-abrross, Small Bosom, Wal.h Csrverk Chass S.
Georse tPutD sAutns OphTto. H. j Borden w X. Park
Adams, Portland, q BATCH Co Zephyr s~edh Wooih
Gotnbue. Fuush 4 NJ. iuche.
sch,oucw-J Looming Hari,e Iari onvc Reindeer KIN.
ner Baltimore, Ms'nn Abbot, W. n. Hsrmao, Blair New
Haven Racket Jam.sovp, Lstoureit. City foin, Janss
Hunter Co ia. Lawrence, Allen Boston, Dayton Sprague
Lady johnson, Euher. J. r Bacon 1eorss Henry,
F as Cnu~A yhofn, master; w. Abbott Smith, Baltimore
Msier Lord Qurpau Rat. Merrill. Nlcks savannah. ID
Murray J. l.. Boz. man. Wooster Cmaooa Miller iioushys
W Web.i.r Bennett Chsrlcsiou W. tresman, Ers.ui'
Boston, MASTER Empire, onOn, Norfolk surs's CHAIRMAN
s,esmer-sophia Greene, Phiiadrlphis, N. Brigg..
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Passenger Arrived.

In ~,ip E=ps CITY from Ner O'ieaa' aud Hisaaa
From NsrO,leaas-H sIhuHL, y Bsnar! and i.dy, besh
ChGruer ard servant Ms NJ Lahiiome, NJ: $1,000
Master Nur., Mr r. Lucas w Con,,. .ay Az '.,,.s,
Mr.. Macaul.y Mis- Martin Cap, Roe' Ws,srnaD Mss >>sa-
Ger. Errdk LYME, Thos McWhann Miss Ms.i'r r. ,a.'s aad
lady C. Buey D. NJ ke~-n, Isaac Bro. I'M" T. nIuAs,
Mr.. y A Smith Mrs Pollock and child, q H. baby, A,
and 81 IN The s,rrusr.
F,om Harana-A EspDos. r. Ms.s, J. Romero, VI L.yas
] Rarur. VI Jimu.s Dslgado Cutting, Mr.. SolAah Jsaa
Pstiullo d soue, M aad Ms. Philip. s'ePhen P.yaA
rms. Jobp Newman jn.s Wilson M shooh ChAs W Ar.
ssp Jane. McLAne J. Richardson, A. Gonssl', aud 70 IN @
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Dfsasfera. kc.

THE AN Snip Sea BILL, Leland Rchibue.o bound
B" Enr on the 18th ins, while 5wiDs the bar
p'ts her CARGO strueh sunt-u wreck remained
pnl the 18Th, when off, wa lowed into the habr
survey VIII b. held, and T. Ahey, she will proceed hsr
yOysse - - -
THE SHIP RoBEsT TREAr York prryiogy rep yed
ASHORE a. S'al Island, Is total wreck. Grew all saved
CH,sLgsTos, June 18Th. Of the bark Amy
ended aud = In vsy damaged state the vessel injured
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nv Iele1Yanh.
LONG RplNCH

LONG BRANCH June n, sun.e,.N No vessels In sight. Wind
moderate from =.
HIGHLANDS, jane n, ,upsetOne bark the HOOK
barb and two bs- the bsr, bound IN. Wind x.
been struck BY lightning the passsze out toes.s
mast, burned opai and foess brig Olive Cslssb,n New
York VIM. Moore, from aud for Philsdrlpha, 18th
NORFOLK. June H-An. schr.. Mary O'Bnsn HaifaI o.
w. Eldndse West Indies.
HAMPTON ROADS, June TAN. ship Western ChSf,
"a
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The Rev. J. G. Oucken having addressed TO the
American Bible Union an sppeal for the means OF
supplying the armies nov in the feld in Europe with
New Testamepts, persons interested in the cause are
sending in their contributions 10 C. A. Buckbse, As
,is,apt Treasurer, No $50 Broome street, New York.
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METRoPeLITAS THEATER. Mr.. George Jordan
made bis first appearance, since his Southern trip at
this house last night, Captain Absolute, in the
Rivals. He was most enthusiastically received by
al audience who seemed rejOiced 10 welcome back an
old fayor.e.
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AIS. R.a si6,4sis5 Cosy seclin.d L. Y.g,. =.
o,rs dol. =: 4sdEs CorFrE net sucss sdvsn.iEs p.
VISIONS ts-: Hams ildl2c Sholdsrs1.c wAsxYss.I.
B.tri.osE June q -FLoUR dull and pres. s','..t'
vtu.r dul, WHIT ~ s0d 81 n. Coss improvt,,. -
ere Wii'e 7Ja7ac Provisions quiet BAeos-S.S.. a.
I'm itsai?. HRIsgy dul aad Unchanged. ""
BurT.io. Jnns =. 9. m.-FLouR dal and hasr,, 4 49,.
nj. A. 40 g7ia+7 2fr eK,n snd ~ HSs,, sks -
via Nj dsan lndsDs and ono W. al 81 1iFs'ess
II nomsnt tokh .'n s'e' bCsh a. 7ic fr Iinsois ~
for Tol-do OATs ao" a. for Western B.slry -
RYE aa'si, WPssy seadyi s.ls. u lao hb. 70. C.s.
Fsr. .afs Unchanged. L.Snlsrosrs-seo ses ros s1ss
h What, iiLttO bush Coru, llfto eGsh 0s,.. go
BAILEY SO bu.h Rye. CA>sL ExPosIs-tso bbs f~s
q zoo snsh Wheat, $500 es'h' Corr e' bush oa In
bu,h bArry ,,r 49,, ,
ma, M, 10, osl and ishborps trade WHEAT nAcIs-
entirely nominal Coks very da small sales Il IA
~. a. sc witch fs shove the msrst ir are rsrcs
CIV. Fsycnrs dul-2ta15c. on Eour, oic on Ws-s, S1
- on Com 10 New.Yort LAKE, lNPosTs-l,fO by. tlar
? 90 hush Wheat, 5600do. Corn. CANAL EnoSrs-Aspssx
kR,xY June n p m.-Ft ovS ins-,ivei sac. % so Ma
opy Tor retail; unchanged Cosy Ot oso elsa
round Western yellow AZ soasc No ss-s OF ." oar'
WsisxY quiet; sales Of 100 bbs s NJ G."ie'
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The weather was fine, the attendance good and the
track in excellent condition. Three a. fine nags sell
dom come into competition the turf as those who
trotted to-day Previous TO the start Lady Woodruff
was decidedly the favorite against the fcd but the
friends Of Patcben knew his speed and bottom, took
the odds offered largely and won heavy amount of
money.
FAsHIoy COuRsE, l.. I.-RUSSIyG.-M Monday, June
q, ls59.-The final match $4,000, three.me heats.
j. Bevns b. b. Bill Chea'ham, by Albion dam by Berrys
dam yrs lN] ......ss..ssi
u D. D IT, Lx AinAn lam LA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-28
Mr.. Roberts, the General Agent Of the Minnesota
Rocbland and Superior Mines, reports as follows, under

date of jane IL, ls1g, VIZ;
Herewith send Of mineral product for
showing As This large increase IN" yield OF
hy due 20 the nased Improvement nave
developed both
al y ID. limited work suce The accident
boilers No shat in January last Two Of the new
boilers already place and expect 70 raise steam ON
them week We shall bsn the Old boiler now la
the balsncr Of The interrupt the work
l. pJs.ibe by che process, W. hope TO have all
p.te, aud IN f3 operation early IN July. We shall chain
from No 20 No 9shat, when The whole length OF hs
mine al the shafts except Nos and H. will then be worked
by greatly facilitating mining operations Tor the
future. must oi; remark In con ilusion that
s fnds copper omerate the open cut (now
No. II shaft aud also Obtaining good from the
cong on erAie la The eastern part Of III. nine"
accompanying return Of mineral raised In
May say tuus show a1fy Ing increase April although
the have been susp udei part Of the time, undergo
April the proceeds for the months will
expenditure period The present price Of cop
per- hat The mine has been paying since the
l of pill last have recently mad. thorough and careful
exsmpsn Of all paris Of niue underground and find the
improvement heret reported favorable than
p.ct-d. The mine generally |, IA soh csnoion the
engine does The work well abb the whole are con
and We shs put buidings this
Sunni and shall lin nditl- far oe 70 the
mining worn alone
SUPERIOR Since works .he conflomcrate As
pended have been mailing explorations that promise
Of the old FntS, snd Rocklaud veins
ibis location whore really getting fine show, psrtca
lars q which will give by ua when probably
speak with certainty and precision Of Tha, regard
highly encouraging indicanons.'
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LAURA KEEsE's THrATER.-A large audience as
sembled here last night to the performance Of
another buresque of the brothers Brougb, on the
fayofite opera of " Masaniello.'
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BUR6LARIEs.-On Sunday nlght the burglars were
ssaip az worn IN he Tbir eenth Ward o. The hous II ML
Valentine No SO Fourth street. entered aud The thieves
work. when private wachman ocriven had MS
attention BY he cries Of he iuma,es but before meas
be for the csp'ore of He thieves hey had
capped.
IN. house Of Dr. Brigham IN South EIGHTH street. D. wac
Sunday and robbed Of quantity Of silver ware
nnds birds
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Spoken.

BY PC boat b. Nelson, whaleship Nautilus Of sd
New Bedford from 1sshusno April H. with us bba al q
Iiniaad q. shp Enterprise, OF NswYort for Bosea ~
dsf' Ae nT Richard Brovs Of sydney, for Nsw.ysrA
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Iotai..... *S,oIs 81 tl2,8J1 81 ...s3i al .
dispatch from Chicago received to-day stat, the
falling off for three weeks TO be $4,000.
The Board Of Brokers have voted to adioar lro,n
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CAsE OF MNrRNCTiCF,-Ihe Coroner was called
Sunday the body Of the wife OF Patrick Kinney M
IA who bad died m giving birth 20 twns IL sp
female had been oyed 20 perfom the services
ard the patient sso died under her
nepi one Of the ohor-n born Friday and ho
died In giving bath the o.hc Sunday morning p1ys
for The latter OCCASION b.; II tnen TOO ate
10 ,mphsh anything The Mrs Lodge vas aiken
h,o custody swa. the Tes Of he CoTopcf Investigation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-28

IYJuRED BY COw.--A child named Cunningham
~ss seriously injured by IN fou OF ~ psreui' door
Rr,h avenue Butler street. nday cows horses and
coats ron s- :he Ehih aud Ninth Wards and
Y,oueuty occur week since little boy Killed by
horse which pemed in the Eighth Ward
Tbese will probably mpe the authorities
20 be uce yean future IL enforcing the existing oid
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-28

The ruInilg yesterday vas OF such character "a
10 amply repay those who it. Indeed, such
racing would 60 far to revive something like a ma
tiona interest in our Turf The second Sasthe fastest
threi.mile hest on record. Cbeatham won bya neck
He had the call in betting 400 to So. This the
best and closest race ever run on Long Island.
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MarkesIPspoyteA D, T,y.v,crI

fsiLaofLrHfa, Jrre N-BkEspsrvrrs very doll and Al.
oiis o"0s 70 lie BrvDsus serces wlis WHeAY ri ma
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THE TURF.

USIos CoURsr, l.. l., CHEAT TRoTrISG.-Nonfdy,
June ~ 1852 Purse and stake $50; two-nile hests
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The market has been quite firm and more sc.iye
during the week, notwithstanding the shifting Of rone
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The cash assets and liabilities Of the NewOrlcans
4l7 49, 40 Isoan III. I'D. lsI 81. 5Il. %.

As compared with the statement of the previous
week the results are follows:
Dcr.as. in shor loans M 88 Decrease specie. 0
Decrease 55i d Dec in distant balances ol hs
Decr,as. as SO Decrease in circulation 1880
Decr.a.. In d,no.ii. prop.r ............4 j75 43s
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BATpIsG N PuBIIC.-The Eighth Wsrd Police
arrested number Of boys Sunday FOR bl.hng along the river
front In ul View Il residences ThId Thy we've
tined 81 each yesterday by Justice C1rnweA'
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ofls7i-USITED STATS Treasury N0rEs Per CENTS
NEW YoRK STATE PER CENT REGISTERED SrocK Of i87b
for in sui, foruvement banking purposes by
THOMPSON BROTHERS, No Wall 1t.
Markets.. .CakETrLLY REPORTED yos THE ~ y TsIsusE.
MONDAY, June a. 1859.
AsESThe market rather easier for Pos saes Of 20 bb
q. IS Is Pearls finn a: IS 8il
COTTOS-Th. market dull prices nominaly the
same We repeat quataonC
Nsw-YoRs oLassIfIcArIoS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-28

Rus OyER.-A lad nsned John Roberts, who was
playing In York Jay street Sunday evening
csrrss, and seriously injured The father Of The
boy him bi residence No % Front street Toe
accidental.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-28
u...t,f, of produre

Receipts oil frodhce. NJ, q, -
Toy.L nv All RoUrrs-JUSs N.-l..o oo!s on, Hus
hush What, IS de- Oats ~ tI do Corn ~ 90 NY. Spsr
Ashes. 80 do WHISKY SIS do. Provisions 100 do Lard Oe H.
Corn MeaL o. tlns on Cske.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-28

NEw AVENUE TO FLUsHiNG.-The grading Tor the
from Hunters Point 20 Flushing rapidly progress
ing IL nearly finished the meadow as Is as' bridge
acres creek I; viii be completed by he Is: Of August
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-28

The CITY CRoFs.-The grass on Washington Park
about thirty acre., sold Sa lrday % The highest
bidder The crop knocked down 20 ar. William Hinmar
Cor ESQ.