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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-25
PeDortef BIZ TELEGRAPH.

BUFFALO, June as m-FLouR IA modriate aehtua
tendency downward bbls az S. ~ 80 for sta'
from Chicago Spring wheat; 80 Is for do from Mxa1ke Nuo
sc ST. re 50 Wisconsin e. O.Hte - bt eh1f
Mehrap Indiana ONO aud 81 S7 10 io double sx
tras. WHEAT dull; sales go bush Ibicsgo op,hs ~ y
Cogy firm sales go bush Toledo a. TOTO ana ''o on
Chicago az 7Slc OATS steady, but DO sales BAILEY du
RYE nrrn al q 81 WHISKY nominal At DC rREiCHIs'
LAKE IMPORTS: 5000 bbis. Flour, 900 bash Wheat i%
bush. CANAL ESPosTs; 100 Dbl. rlour' iVVV ""u
Mhesf, 400 bush Com, 400 bush Oats ., -,
OswEGs June as M LoUR without mseril onaEt,
sales bbs sc from standard SPIN Whrat 70
Milwaukee Club 81 for Red Ohio and Indiana 81 D n "
White Do ana Michigan. WHEAT i. dull sales Of 5vp oln
White Michigan s. Corn Ia demand sales o. Luz VusI
Illinois private terms. CANAL FREIGHT uHchsuse'' :"
RECEIPTS OF SHIPMENTS Of importance Of Flour or Ofi
ALBANY, June 2i-6 m-FLoUR dull aud uhcn1pksai ~
Sale % market price outside Of re- all trade "hA ~
i'm proved INQUIRY sales 1900 bgn Rcd ONO and oV oas nc
Michigan bat quoted. CosS heayy sses ,Vv pun
round Yellow s0c. Os1s-sales 2n bush Naha'4 a.
weight WHISKY lower and quiet sales lg1 bob' a. Up
this date there deficiency 10 r-ceps ro4 ~
w Canal tdeuat.r receipts Of last year y the sas
period opeuing navigation, VIZ: f,- oos'r
Nhes 557 s4 bush Corn ~ ZIG bpb Barley 30 Sil ~
SAVANNAH Juue 2The sss If CoTroN foI me WEEK 100.
up only 80 bales and the ua'k-t coses qr hrcsvss az
week 1850 bales sgsu., 1850 last year. EXPor' 30" bales
Stock. 2i.eo 80 -. ~ - -
CHARIEsToS June 2CoTroS-The sale OF ,he week have
been 90 bales the nake csn4 With decline Of g. on u"
ou ~ qualities bile bitter grades are unchanged aud hiin
Miading Fair, Pc. stock IL port, u ~ oii-'.
CNcfNxATt Iune 2i-FLoua held more hdny eies al %
81 ~ Dr .lpeTlle. WHtsNY arm a. -'-c. Provisions
BALTIMORE Juue 2L-FLouR dull Howard street sud Ohio
bed sG o. with NJ sars WHEAT ALcAahz.d Cor
am. waite and Y,lrw 1890 BACON firm Sides So
POhk All g WHISKY Gull 81 &c. ior OA.o.
PBfIApgiPHlA, June .i-FLouR dll. WHEAT uncAlnsen
CoEN dull Yellow PIC. OATs declined T. sfes az Pc WI
unchanged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-25
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK
l'lcQred.
4 Manchester. Kennedy, Liyerp 1ol, J. u.

shps-Cty 81 Manchester Kennedy LiNrrp o y W
pal. Eul,,n. Wotton. Havrr, W. ; dayton: ..
SSps-Aptoyer Hushes, New Orleans Wn. Nelson SoS
So 1,sysYl, san Frsnci.co, w T. Goldman Co. hme-
80 liz Coiu,b Liverpool Tsp.catt Co. H. HaTbeok True,
Once, s,own aud a market, HNheck Co ~
I,r.y Ouecn Hogan Quebec. F. Mcleod j. Prince
, s.sey Dtnerata Hsryes Bsues; lysnho Evsu. re'ti
Amboy j o Baker 4 Co. Excelsior WIZARD pS'0-"' ~
BTs,~Mary Emily Cbapin Para Hotchks, Bro- foans
.n,rc, poi Ri Giaude l. b. Galeri Thos eson' M'rre'
Savsnilla, I. \. SP hod. 80 . ,,A
srb~.rs-W h Horsey, Baker, Gardner, MeCrse steo-
brs@ Ma Ustd,rs A. Wilmington r. Powell q w Cum
niues Nield.n Norfolk, James Hand III McLe5d tamtn'
Sac Jeo FRYE, Palladium Avery Bristol matter himPio.'
0p,u - Hs master: str,t ger Dibblr. New Haven, A.
Racket lanes Miller Payne, New ORLEANS n brisnan
Sherwood, Williams. Norfolk, 81 B.dtHi John "a"n ,"Ls'
J.c,orvc Van Buut ssshi Meteor hPpen, RI Gfarde.
Lesycrstt Co
s,tan.cr-Maf. Nichols Philadelphia, y. Bngss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-25
COURT OF GENERAL sEssioNs-Jus. 2a-Before

Charles Fischer, the man who has gained noto
rey by watching about the banks in Nassau and Wall
until boys sn by ih employer 70 cash checks. came forth
taefrom when he would them aud the
syiIg they had presented check placed
Oh Trial He convicted two ndicnen-one for grand
larcruy The Recorder nightly
aeerIed him belonging t. the miserable class OF thieves
him hrst conviction hve
State Prison The second 20 six months IN the Pen;entay
with the six months % succeed the hSe
Their, were seven indi tments against This prisoner
O. II smith the Peu;eGtsTy three months on
plea Of guilty for p~,it larceny .
William Scott convicted Of an assault and battery on William
T. Randall 10 the Peui.cnuSfy ior one year
Mary Brown pt larceny, sent iI eight DAYS to the
City Prison. Her accuseI most abandoned character
Hence her lght sentence
Michael Sullivan indicted Tor burglary pleaded guilty 70 an At
tempt that crime Sentenced - years IA the fenenAy
William A. Dunhau pleaded guilty TO forgery IN the fourth de-
gree and rename e TIL tomorrow .
vi liam H. kembal was charged with grand larceny He
stole fcr the 81 W Wilson student Of the Theoos
cal seminary the 2s; Of May, $50 worth Of clothes he
resdeo g semp a. easaiy IL the third degree aud
rcinanc.d.
John ON,l pleaded guilty assault and battery and was
msndec
John Strochsn charged With grand larceny. acquitted
ScVeTs disposed o. the Jury were dis
barscd for the l. has beu Of the busiest terms oT
many mouths past.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-25
MARRIED..

CRl1TENDEN-PALMEk-ln This city THURSDAY. June %
~ The Rev A. b. Van Zlud, d D. Joha J. Crtendrn 70
Mary Huyer eau ghter Of Jane Palmer, all Of this city
FERs SE-VAN HEl SEN-on "Wednesday morning June o.
al Il be's Hil by the Rev. William j McCurd Henry \
feIse o Windsor Locks Com - LEse, eldest daughter Of
Fsnk Van Heusen.
POSr-HARRIS-On Thursday June g southampton Long
Island BY Rev Nj CeArard james N Pot 4 tn. city
10 EOie, dar shter Of M Joseph Harris Of ih former place
SUYDAM-WEsT-On Wednesday evening June =, By tie
Rev slHuel c. kericr, Geo. h. >uydsm Miss Susan,
daughter If rIos West esq, al Of this city.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Thursasy, June ., by the
Rev. DR.. G. Sckramm Nj W. Schellcuberg NJ d., a. Miss
Ann Lenx % this city.
WEEkS-PHILLIPS-ln this city. Wedne.dAy evening
5uue Is BY the Rev. James Mlett Mr. >eey Neeks 70 Ms
Matilda fourth daughter Samuel Phillips o the County
Ki.sre Ireland and recently Of Brkyn, Long Island
WOoD-AMES-At Peppersu, Mas, Thursday. Juu- p
BY The Rev. Edward p Smith, David Wood Of Nesiesk, -
Anna 7. Ames Of PepPcleh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-25

SPURIOUS CoIs-Two Italians, calling themselves
WIN. Whore and Anthony San.o. were arrested by
Officer Drake on Thursday night for passing counter
felt quarters at several drug stores 10 Court and At
antic streets The officer picked up two large or sn-
ees near where he arrested the men. One had bsen
bitten and contained seven o! the spurious quarters
NJ other bad money found in their possession
They were gent 70 New.York 10 be examined before
the u. 8. Commissioner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-25
u...,,,. .f Presaee-JUSE II.

1.,i nv all RYsf,a-6SSl bb. Flour. ~ bi'n.
49, I'm " Co a, OATS 100 d.. Rye - pss. " AisJ'
- so s.h,. do Provision is' % Vel H., In, u -
40 U.ssoa Rirsr Railroad fr ne ce>k ming 'e -
81 - Scr ! ri d. Cbesse, do Paury. s. - hf' -
Vo ID, Fruit 80 90 P'Per oo' bel 20 I %, >.
90, p, SIS 30 si.lr 2do. Apple, ~ bish Ma -
a., a. p.,,o.s p 30 Grass sod $50 bass Hay 20 q.
81, GO Nh'e = DO Slate 81 rolls Les'he .l,Vp gas VIZ
-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-25

APaR1IsG TKIBUTE.--Tne friends Of the Rev. Ste
plen Remington, for the last FIVE years pastor OF the
Bedford.syepue Baptist Church, presented him 50
pefb Bible and elegant xcod and marble .tand on
Wednesday evening last, ss token Of their esteem
Mr.. r. has accepted call from GloversviIe, y. Y,
and departed the following day for the scene Of his
lators.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-25

MILITARY PARADE.--Ths officers of the Hudson
Brigade have decided 10 have detachment parade of
100 picked men on the 18th of July. The following
are 10 be the officers:
Captain Gen Hatfield. First Leutesnt Col Shaer Second
Lieutenant Col Gregory: Third Lieutenant Van Houten
Of the National Gu,rd Fourth Lieutenant Capt Gram # the
uj, peudenoe Guard Srgeauts Hopper the
Sergeant Cendeing Of the Washington Guard Sergeant
Moan. OF the National Guard and Funston Of the Green
Vile Guard
Paymaster Brirkerhotf If the % Regiment will act
as Paymaster of the Battalion. The Battalion,
after paracipg in Jersey City, will proceed 10 New
York, accompanied by Dodworths full band and ten
Ger a review 10 Mayor nemann and will then visit
Hoboken, and after short parade, will be dis
IL ed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-25
BROOKL YN ITEMS.

We cat ateliion TO the opening serVces 'ae
Fir. Congregational hsthodnt Church In s'ne
street near Hoy,. Preaching by the Rev DR.. Cisff'
the Rev. j. p. Newman, and the Rev. Hugh ;. Car
u~nteY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-25

,..,, " 90 whi.. az, s,.sst,i Arsosd - y 80 ~
yo,, az s,y't, M Antb~n fr r..pr p,e, fg ..uS
md Bo.,er' ksrosd Go srFJso ar jnnh n i'' 80 ~
M J Reg ,Oos fr r.yi. q. =, "a ~ N n 7s n e.
c,,sp1s Fos JuxE IS u, q, 81 u ~ ~ ~ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-25

Passenger Arrived.

>, IN ,l>n5aS,y from Meb5nyHe-Rgfls sni n, w| al
IL NJ, Leon Cart w A. Folansbs. '" I, VI 'i.t'h'
NJ oiy Mn ara t~o Children \. +. Babson JAM. "h,,s'
Macon C. r. Berry. 7. n. Neyins, Miss Emiy mn'' w.
IT. IT, 90 Rim, from London and PorismOzh-Mi.s ADAMS,
NJ Uild,r In Baker.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-25
By telegraph.

HIGHLANDS, June q, sansst-So yes~s 80"
Iakt f-om y w. Weather fossy. ,.,A ffos
BALTIMORE, june A-Ar brig A. w, AP ka,s We
Pefrsn buco 21,h ult. Lef brig Windwnd and s'hi h
IiI 'oaaing kew.Yosk. 49,, NJ
)STON. JGne 2i-Au ships Winged ALTO. -, Pa
ni Deibsvep, Freese, Lyerpooli bark (se'l Ah'l"'
no Pelermo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-25
COURT OF APPEALS.

JU>E A-Roorey sst Avery. Order denying motion 10 as
appel BY ul, opened sPPeA oi'Gs:ed VITA css ~
Wm Ipses s,r rr,pr No IL Mercantile Mutual las Co.
Cslet aIfusd; Nj A. DckegwE for spP', M ye!'eF !S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-25
COURT OF SPECIAL sEssIoNs-Juss sa-Besors Justice.

BRowSELL, OvACEESBVsH and BgrrSAN
Charles Berth ssaul and battery; 6Ied ga Henry Chat
iton he, ping disorcery hoe sentence deferred hAsE1
Fs,efly assault battery fined IS Moy. Levy ssa, si
ts.;rrv Joseph Lew ssssult and BAKERY; hacS
Roman, seeiug Gsofdrry hoDss sentence de-
frrrel Kstr Muusin. assault and battery; fned IS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-25

The HoNIcDs At Pic NIc.-The inquest upon
the body of Peter Miller, who stabbed at a pic
pic at Roseville few days since, was concluded at
Newark on Thursday by verdict tina, the deceased
cane by lis death from stab 10 the abdomen, by
knife or other instrument in the hands If one Henry
Kaufman; and that the said Henry Kaufman did,
wilfnly ard maciousy nhict such wound with intent
to uiuTe the deceased.
Kaufman is a jesel,r by trade and was employed
at the corner of Nassau aud Cliff streets New-Yurk
He He'd the day after the occurrence, AMI it is be-
heved has gone to Canada.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-25

,xs,,sS..l ss>nsberz or any fats q 'nen
- x "a !, tss ,o.e Of majority Of ne meH'os"s
Ss Nc cfoss " " n any plan fF he Application S' ise
-. II ~. sci. resi- esfe ~s,en soe. ~. G ~, ~,
= =, 4 the society a. an "s"n'1'' "
o. - en- from application, that sale 10 'oash ~
Haefsh 800 u -. lroee1s among the pssE aoia-f>
yy, rs no aris .on 20 ant he APPLICATION AID " '''
n pcSsTsive a. ,,cb have no in.ereS in tie
80 vhich rch s;Dcs, bat ths. t1e nsots cease -
- s,se- dsrroyei or becOmes peimA .nay Hnh' i"' P
Sson 30 q Code confer, no Jurisdiction on oe
49,, .. nm ut receiver - fhe efs - Il rsif"s -
- a. on,y the SPECIAL jurisdiction. vested IN me Cns
z;s an 70 airset toe application By ibe eorP''s"
=. a the proceeds Of a sale 81 real e'is'e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-25
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SAIo'DA1' 1oNH -,

u.y.vfls and Ie,.pg.cn Railroad CompsSy, ior a
r.r,suus IN compel the Cry Council - syy ano co.-
,srax Ia pa, the intsre-t dIe sod in arcars IN
said bonds: ari the case having b-en elabora,sIy
argued On tho 29th day OF April, Is :, in ige Pn'-sr
rendered decision in favor OF @ plaintiff. The L.
fepdspts appealed snd the decie n II the Circuit
Court is sustained. TIE Cou:t of Appeals mas
ava.dei ma. SINUS. a. asked for by the plant n'
and is de- snr is emphatic on all the lints inVoVsu
L.ne lumber Of citizen. of Buresn Comfy, Ill.,
lave published card clntoniog the public agah''
negotiating some bonds given by them 10 sssst III 'ie
bpil5ipc # the Camsuch~, Albany ant M-nt)ta KALI
road
There is prospect Of further railroad facilities 10
Pepps, vsris being opened up at an early Day. Ins
Sunburv and Erie Railroad is open 70 Lex Haven,
ard the graduation AMI masonry Is almost finished 10
the Supemahouing forty miles further. The sradua-
ton and masonry of the Tyrone and Lock Haven
Railroad ia ais, nearly completed. This road VIII
connect the Sunbury aud Erie az Lock Haven with
IN. Pennsylvania Railroad at Tyrone Ii Is htty-;our
miles long and is considered to be the best location
for a railroad in Pennsylvania The graduation
masonry and bridging of the entire line vii not eX-
coed 1890 coo; fort, six out of the fyour miles Is
straight line and no curve exceeds degrees dehec-
ton 70 the 100 feet. The money 70 make rus road
radv for the iron was subscribed by the citizens IN
i. immediate vicinity but the work has been con-
neled 10 drag on account of the great scarcity OF
money. but the coming crops will no doubt produce
the peeifu and bring the road into speedy COM
pletion. The President and Epgineer OF the Com
tany il is stated are absent closing bond negotla-
ions for iron in New.York, very favorable terms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-25
Disaseers, kcs

HALIFAX, Jone 2i-Tbs shp R"h"r' Treat "'" euIsA
TO MIamich, 10 ashore Sea- lsrutk
tBy r<snph " ElwoodW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-25

On the Scoto and Hooking Valley Railroad the
earrues were, Msy ro'' Il
Money rates are slightly irmer on call aud there 10
rather more demand The high rates OF Exchange at
the West ON New-York stimulate negotiations nom
that section Of the country on such securities as
bankers can furnish for the purpose, with view OF
renting again when the crops are gathered and bal
anc.s are equalzed in their movement to the sea-
board. The banks are still pursuing conservative
course. and are not disposed to extend loans much
outsde Of their circles of regular customers. The
rates for prime sixty days acceptances rule at "a a.
4, cent in the open market, and for six months notes
the is range from las.
Comparative Statement Of the Imports OF Foreign
Dry Goods At New York for the week and since jan L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-25
NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

Mas FouSD SHOT AT HoBoKEN-SUProsED
SuIcIoE.-Ye'terday forenoon the body OF well
drc SEED unknown found by some laborers who
are engaged excavapg in the bank at Fox Hill, back
of the Ely sian Fields 1t is supposed that he had com
ned suicide by shooting himself through the head, as
revo,e r was found in his hand Deceased was abont
thty.sx years of age, and had red wniskers aud mus
tache; was dressed in black cloth coat, white Nj Ir-
seles vet, brown cashmere pants, and Congress
shoes. In of the pockets was found wallet, with
the name of a." or 81. Gale, st. Louis, aud some
of the linen was also marked with the same name
Coroner +. w Bohnsedt of HOooken summoned a
Jury and after viewing the body adjourned the Iuves
ugation 20 o'clock tnis Saturday afternoon, with
view of sfioring the friends Of deceased al opportun
ily for identification.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-25

Ca ". "a ,c. Hams a. g.. Ga; - pkgs. Tobacco at
q. %. GA To Liverpool: $50 bales Couon at q
2ai 500 boxes Cheese per SIC 'rnsr NJ 2-i ~ 'Ih'
SLorl4.,s NJ Is. ~. To Rotterdam: 10000 Saves On
r,-v.,e ,erms. A bark Of 90 ,uns wth light F'pe
Saves, 20 MsIse.pes, e. 81. ! vessel OF w tuh'
"a. 70 Gibraltar or Malta for $500. A vss'e! ou'
and home from Turks Hand With lo'ooo ou'n' eM
at Ice. .,
The business Of Che Sub-Treasury was: Receipts,
<3ls. Sg7 27-on account Of Treasury Notes >ov'u'''
ior Customs. $40 goo; Paymen SIS lls,'9o AZ D"''
snce, s., 800 223 CO. 1000.
TIE Fulton viii probably t.ke ont rom S'o"'V'V 20
sSIQ OO0 in specie The business Of the 'i-Ariog
House to-day was s5, 7S9, COB 70. The Western Kali
roSd of Massachusetts has declared SEM annual
dividend of 2 cent, payable July ). The Long ISL
and Insurance Company seni-annua! DIVIDEND ol ~
(, cent. pa,able let July. The Common Teath Ere
Ipsnrsuc, Company has declared semi annual d'vi-
asnd If p cent payable July l. The haltyear,y
dividend of the Mere ,ntile Fire Insurance Company
i. y cent, payable July |.
The third week N June upon the Michigan SOUTH
ern gave of earnng- SIS 67i making for three weess
| s79353. The june earongs of this Company Tor the
/ past xix ye ara stand a. follows: - .
isiS 1925 10 93I1S 8 8
is55.......... 1850 II l8s........'.. 1887 d
TIE May earnings OF the Great Western Railroad
| Illinois Were: .,..,o.
May, 1859 So, %
l3J3 wv u
! observation-disclosures. 1891 o.
On the sandu.ky, Mansfield and Newark Railroad
/ the elrnirgs were:
Nay, ls5e I isIa %
May, io'ff %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-25

Ih"' FRIDAY. June IS, 1889.
curs The s.mand 4. fair and the market frm for Pots
-. - 75 bbls AZ s. IS Pearls s.eady az 81 8ls
'''NN " Pots bbls Pearls, bbls.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-25

For the reok. 1917. 1873. iSc".
Entered AZ The PORT, Ss93s9Z so5,s9 Sttta',it.
Thrown q The market. Sjb23 I9liIls -V'''''i
SiEce Jan l. .-..-., ..,s., ,.o
Entered the Port. fi5Ajii6i S1,0to1 ~2Soo too
Thrown u market. 39u2i,l89 Zb.y9'bf o-'''''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-25
Before Judge BRspY.
1911

The People, &c, sgt. Corey Motion granted.
Wlllaas agt Carroll Motion denied without costs.
Palaln sgt Hasse-Motion denied.
Mshouey agt sherman.-Supplementar order dis
missed without
Brown agt. Darrin.-No costs should be allowed.
Nar agt NaIr--0r3er refused.
Coleman agt. Bean.-Csse settled.
Terrell agt. 0rer.-lames Maurice, esq substi-
tued in place Of Gardner Spring jr referee and evidence ia
10 stand.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-25
......-..,.......,....l,Ss5
N.w.yoRk CLASSIFICATION.
rr-l-- u MI. M..hil.. ~ % 4 IN

Total Pots and feaEls..s.
OTToN-The market is quiet bu: steady sse' Of GOO bales
T.pea. former quotations:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-25

TO DEPART.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-25

MARRIAGE At THE OFFICE OF THE SuPERlNIEND
rxT or poLcE-Yeserday soldier from Governors Island,
named John Burke appeared a. the City II al with Young
man named Ellen Duke and inquired for magistr re he
sep, iuo III. office OF he Superintendent OF Poce, aud
Jgsc. Cowe being for, the united 10 10 All
moIy and departed for the Island.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-25

AcctpFxT IL 4 MACHINE SHoP.-Last evening the
foreman Atlantic Steam Engine Company on the corner oi
Am, and Fr, streets caught in the betting Of me ma
chie and into the cutting machine, when esuteo IA
he s.yeIiue Of one Of hands above the wrist HIS name IL
MCsny Officer Mclaughlin, Of the Secoud Precinct Police
,ok The unfortunate 70 the City Hospital
lt1AI.Ilr l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-25

EOTNO IROWNFD,- HIOIHI0IE
an mn krowp man found in the water loot OF south
,es, ID IL was that Of about ~ years Od eet
inches high dark hair whsss AID dTe s-d IN pro-"
cloth p.us blue shIi without coat OF vest u was na
he body Of the William H. Pots who was GROW ned
of the Peck slip ferry Saturday night but on close examination
fb f he child that found in the water foot Of South
sh stree, on "Wednesday been identified as that Of the son
of john Gra.e, pilot at FULTON ferry
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-08-06

CHARLES LAMB's WARNINo.-The waters have
gone over me. But out of the black depths, could
| be heard, / would cry out to all those who have
not set a foot in the p%erilous flood. Could the
youth to whom the favor of his first wine is as
delicious as the opening scenes Of life, or the en-
tering upon some nswly-discovered paradise, look
into my desolation and be made to understand
what q dreary thing it is when man shall find him
self going down a p~recipice with open eyes and q
passive will-to' see his destruction and have nc
power TO stop it. and yet feel it emanating from
himself; to, see all goodness emptied out of him
and yet not able to forget a time when it was 9th
erwise ; to bear about the piteous spectacle of BIZ
own ruin could be see my fevered eye fsverisl
with last nights drinking, and feverishly looking
FOR t%o-nights repetition of the folly could he bu
feel the body of the death out Of which cry, hour
ly with iesbler outcry, to te delivered-it wer'
enough to make him dash the sparkling beverage
to the earth in all the pride of its m%antling tsmpta
lions.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-08-06

A WONDERFUL CURE.-Dr. Hill, a notorious wit,
physician, and man of letters, having quarrelled
with the members of The Royal Society of London,
who had refused to admit him as an associate, re-.
solved to avenge himself upon them in a novel
manner. He addressed to their secretary a letter
purporting to be written by a country surgeon,
and reciting the particulars Of q cure which be
had effected. "a sailor" he wrote, "broke his
leg, and applied to me for help. bound together
the broken portions, and washed them with the
celebrated tar-water. Almost Immediately the sal.
lor felt the beneficial effects of this remedy, and il
was not long before his leg was healed" This
cure was published abroad at the very time that
Bishop Berkeley had issued his work on the mar
vellous virtues Of ~tar-water, and excited conse
auently great attention. The letter was read and
discussed at the meetings of the Royal Society
and caused considerable difference of opinion
Papers were written for and against tar-water ant
the restored leg, when a second letter arrived
from the lpretended) country practitioner al
my last | omitted to mention that the broken lin!
of the sailor was a wooden leg"