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New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-10
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-TRiAL TERs-JUss o.
H.. "A. n..E

II. Star Steamship Company samuel s. Mitchell.
In this cause the plaintiffs claimed that the defend
pueb.d from them the steamship Star Of the soath in
luu.t 1851 b@ refused pay the Of 5000
de up the purchase The claimed he pdr.
chased the ship VI Aes Stanton Lsary, who represented
the vessel 20 good condition. which representation defend
att alleged the sbp needing boiler. and
repairs. which than the due. Plaintiff replied
that Stanton Leay the ssn, and the ship hsd
been warranted the Of After TRIAL. which
pied three jury found verdict Tor tae plaintiff
: IL
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We have been honored with the sukjoined com

munication:
" To ns Ed,to, Of The N. Y. Tribune
sis. noticed In of Jour papers q lsS wssh tIs
upph headed Piccolomini Court The u~<nuS wsssn
bs psrausph conveyed 10 entirely false The psr.eo who
inserted either nothing sut what he insr'rd os ~
stussd by that desire common To many" s~Sss' s
sons character.
From the contents Of the paragraph naturally nss, tss
Pceoouip left the Intention Of Dt Ssyins her e"e s
which s not 90 regard insult o. bsr chArseer, sDd
think 1t should be- duly corrected Yours truly ,,,,
no. p be,ng Place, Y. June :, Isaa'
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-10
Mfnlral.

CANDS' SARSAPARILLA.-
~ TIE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDY FOR PURIFY
ING THE BLCOD.Ah0uEb safe aad reliable q; al seasons
y-sf I'll conditions Of nsh yet the Sng months
this purify vegetable remedy IL Peculiarly beneh a TO eIpe
morbid humr and tbe dsur.men. Of puules pm
pss and othfr rrup:ions np0n the shin
few borh will generally di.yer.e all seOf us tendency
while improves appetite and nvigorst the constitution
Prepared by A b. ID. sANDs Druggists,
No lAI WliAm.st. New Yort.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-10

P.lru-So~ ss< ,sr1 rlS aaS lcSs w7s ieS u, ia 2A
ss1 ses zoe "a ya "a fs, ssa s77 ss7 N, scs se
KIsSe Cousrv CIRcprT CouRr.-Nos- ~ ~ =.
o. g. s. 81 l<o Ri ~ ics, NJ. ies ic ics' iio, IL is
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-10

0cl HEALTH Of AMERICAN WOMEN. lJ
TIE G,oefssb1s Coapdnys
hLRsHhLLs UTERINE CarHOLIcoH
o~ain for ali iemse monthly irregularities weakness
tuuDoI liberation, inflammation, whites falling, aud 6
cal 6eraneemeut IL he uterine organs.
Price 81 per bottle; five bottles for So Il can be safely
SeD, by EIpress- -
~ CAUTION. II
An ARTICLE, wholly UhAUrBoRizED NEARLY hsssnhLIse
rHIs NAME LABEL, HAS BEEr PUT IN EJACULATION.
.sdd,es. JosHUi BRIDGE ". d., Sset and CossULTIsG
PHv.IcI,x G,a.f.nb>ro o. No 81 PARE-sov. NgvYosy.
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AND HARLEM RAILROAD
II COMPANY

IL COMPANY
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. -
On ana snss WEDNESDAY Jup- l. 1859, TfAAs.wn ieave
Sshst- staton, New York, a. follows;
J;<5 q For WiihAmsb,dse.
S;SOa- Mail Train for Albany
$50 q m. For WiliapsbTldfe.
1So O. M. For White Plains
500 M :. For Wlismsbridse.
4:eo D. m :. For White Plains
<ap. For Dover Plsns
6l5 p m..for White Plains nom "h< ano oes1'i0 "
s,S0 o. M. For WihAmsbrdfe.
krTvlsne-Win leve:
$50 A m. From White Plains
ssh a m Prom Dover Plsins.
S<eA m From Wilhsmshndse.
7,aO q m Frosn White Pisus
SSA m From Nlhamsbndge
R;S0 a m Mail Train from, Albany.
IreO n m From WlhAmsSr.dse.
SEQ n NJ. Prom White Plains
SEQ D m. From WuliAmshndso
eco n M. .From White Plains.
VIM J. CAMPBELL, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-10
HTDsON RIVER RAILROAD.-From May

IL g. 1859 TRAINS will leave Chsmbersst Station -
foLo~s Express Trains, aud II and For Hud
1i5 m. for Sing Sing 10 a n and and 1859 m
~ Poushkeepse lI6 ana % for Tarryown 245 and
s:<5 D. m Psehsh $50 The Hodson. Poughs--Y--
Psshhn Sing sns and Tsnytown Trains stop most Of the
ay ssoD taken Chambers Canal Christoph.
end TsDs for NewYork leave Troy Is and S
. % and 3;+5 p and Albany about Is minute. istsr On
omisys st6p m. t SMITH sup
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-10

UNITED STATES MARsHALLs oFFICE-Juns7
hUTIsY Os BOARD THE sTEssHIP ARIEL.
Richard Bulgar a seaman on board the steamship
AI- was to-day for mutny He charged with
s.uf aud a-.suns John Mixes the second mate VI tbe
s,ap,er He held for examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-10

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
yor Engsh Fort Lee, Eagewood sohraa
-ps.,s Chester Tappan Pi.rmout Hsckesack aud Nyssk
Yy.irs win run follows ,Sondsys excepedl -
Leave lorh from foot Couandst Jersey City Fefy
a s:sn . N. and 8: 50 aud $50 m.
Lsav. Pt.rmopt at 6 and Ia a. ul., and 325 p m
Sr.s with Trains at Hsckensack junction for
yI.sAsn,seh and at Pieruont for Nysek Clkst~on &c
SEYMOUR TOWER. Contractors.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-10

NEW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-On
IN a~r MONDAY, April 1859 and until further notice
Passenger Trains viii leave Per, foot Of DuaDe - foho~h
-:
DUFKIkK EXPRESS At Ia m, for Dupkirt and budAIo,
nd priDcy pal intermediate Stations
NAIL TRAIN m., for DunkTk ana Buffalo, and n'nr
uppd.iS St1ons-
ROCKLAND PASSENGER at 5 80 .. M from foot Of Har
via Pruont for SuHern and Intermediate Stations
WAY PASSENGER at p H., for Eewbursh hiddietown-
snA tuteynedise SiatioiB.
Nf0HT EXPRESS At ?. m, for Duntirn and Buffalo
The above trains nn daily, Sundays excepted
Ehsse Express Trains connect at Elmrs with the Emnar
oanaodsisna niagara Falls Railroad io Niagara Fsls
with the Syracuse aud Bnshamptor Railroad fi
Dyrscus- CorniIs with the Buffalo Corning and New fof
Rapsd for Rocbestsr and Buffalo; at Great Bend, with tht
.sware Ickawanns and Western Railroad for Scanton
Hornelese the Buffalo and Newforh City RailroAA
na o. Dunkk with the Lake Shore Railroad of
casyelapd, Cincinnati Toledo, Detroit Chicago, NO .
CHARLES MORAN President
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-10
COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION.

This Board net yesterday afternoon at Castle Gar-
den. President VEKPLAScs in the chair and all the
members presept.
A communication was received from Capt. Amos
Pillsbury resiening the Snpenntendency Of Wards
leland on ana after the lst Of July pro1mo. The
resignation accepted.
A resolution adopted appointing I,ouis ID. Pills
bury Superintendent 10 I'LL the vacancy occssloned by
the resie nson above mentioned, a, sal,ry of 5 ,s1
On motion, the saary Of Deputy Superintendent
waf increased to 5000 from 500
TIE President directed TO prepare resolutions
expressive o the Of the Board the resignation
Of Capt. Pillsbury.
The weekly stsfennent ia a. follows:
Samb-r of Emisrsuts arrived 10 June lss
-
To dale ,n :. -
Number of inmates In the Institutions
in Ward. Island. .................. IN LIZ l94
Number of inmates in Marine Hospital li5 Iss
Balance in Bank Jan is5s 3
Arr. gate receipts June |. lS5a g, ,oe) 20
Receipt, since u Junes Cor oommuia- al. ,,,., =,
- ga "a -,
Disbursements pr previous secount 70
Ill 30
expenses u hsy Is and June l. li57 l9- s66o2 -
Balance of Coumutaon Fond. d................ 2i+ -
The Board then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-10

SUPERIOR CoURT-SpEcr.L TGss-JuSE S-Before Justice
HOFFMAN.
John II. HoSnne, Receiver, &c, agt. James C..
Porter sJudEm-n for plaintiff Tor slo5 -, and the sale
...iee fy ydefau
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-10
T UNPARALLELED REDUCTION of FARE

~ via PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAlLROAD-aOS-
DAY JODe 1852 fare will be reduced TO the following rates
Prp New fork 70 Cleveland, So Chicago, Sl2i Columbus,
en From N.wYoIk n Cresline s9i Cincinnati BIS y 81
Louis 2 Rates Louisville, -dauspos Fort Wsyuei
vsakee ard 81. other in pouis in the West reduced
proportion BE particular To ASK for Tickets wa the
YESkSYL VAEtA CENTRAL RAILROAD Tickets sold ADD
pfunstsn give. either of the Offices Of Company w: H
As.1 House. Of Cor sndt s No Battery place. New
York H. ELLIOiI AGENT r~,...
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-10
T1HE REGULAR MAIL LINE v,a sTONINe-


il TON Ion BOSTON xne PRovIDENCE.-ipIsnA Rout~-
~ shszest and nsOst direct carrying . Esrsrr Nail
"a steamer PLYMOUTH ROCK Capt joel 5tpe and
O VAeDERBILT Cspt D. B s,nrfis, N With ID.
sfOHINGTON AND PROVIDENCE and BOSTON AND
PROVIDENCE RAILROADS leaving Ne~Yorh daily (5os
lays els-ysd bon PeI No NORTH Rgs, snt shan shove
Bsery place at oeoch and Stonington At $50 a., %
The u the Mail Tram winch esves bo~co0 3
tn C. VANDERBILT from New York, Monday "Wednesday
sai Friday from Remington Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
The PLYMOUTH ROCK from New York, Tuesday Thor,
deg and Saturday; from Stonson Monday "Wednesday and
Drday.
sai Bosio Express Nail Tsn reaching said places IN sd
of those by other rou and IN ample tame for all tos
ssrfy morning Zines. connecting norb and Pasenser
Asf prefer remain bard the ENJOY nights
aAdstad g.skfss, desired and S.Iinx.on " c~
. train connecting ProvioeDce with the II train for
Bas1on-
accompanies the steamer and train shroeyb
GnAb
For psssare behs freight spJ % board e
steAne OF al Freight Ofoe, Pier No North River, 81
- efbee. No. IS Battery place.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-10

CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY.-
~ Connecting New Hampton with the Delaware, Lscts
snls Western Railroad and st EasoD with the Lnsh
Valley Railroad
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT, commanding May is, lsB:-
New Yok Esson and Intermediate psocs from P1e
No Eortb River, a II AS and for Somer
y(Te By above tIsI.s, aDo At 5:f5
Ybe Elizabeth with trains the New
Jsrsey Railroad which leave NevYork from the foot f Ct
nndt-a-, at 7:46 q. m, and II m, and and p m
Passenger for the Delaware Lsckswanna and Wesorn han
pssA leave at u only Ff Lehsh Valley Railroad
"a "a sDd lI:45am JOHN o sTERNs. Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-10
Eeaai Noiires.


IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County NewYork notice ia hereby given IN all PER
having against THOMAS c. OAKLEY late OF the
CITY of kewYork merchant decreased To present the same
~ vouchers thereof the subscriber at the Office Of OIL
BERT OAKLEY No lIe West in the City OF New norh
day Of September New YORK.
. day Of March, 1853. RACHEL OAhLEfi
mi law6Tnfr Admhhs'fAlia
IN PURSUANCE of an orderVf the Surrogate of
b. County York notice heeby given TO all parsons
claims Agsn.t the estate Of JAMES OWEN late o the
City Of New York deceased exhibit the ssne with tho
yonch,r, thereof subscriber his ohce No Wall street
i'm IN, CITY of New York before the oth day Of November
s5e-Dated the 18th day Of May, 1859 .,<s., =, 80
my21 lawtmFn WiLLiA" h"nnooN, 1'cVu'o'.
IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate OF
IN. County of York notice hereby gwen 10 ali persons
bsyps claims against j. H. HOBART HAWS late OF the City of
stLaw, decreased, TO present The same,
With vouchers thereof the subscriber al the oce oi JOhS
VOW LER No 81 Nassaust Bank OF Commerce bnia-
ipr n the of New York. before the 18Th day oil July
a.xt-Da,sd New Yort, the sth day Of January lSo.
81 IausmE MARIA l.. HAWS, EKocutrI.
IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate OF
III. County Of New York notice herhy given Ia an prsns
having claims against ELIZABETH OSBORN, ar oi the Ciy
of York deceased, 10 present the SAINT VIA
thereof subscriber the office OF REUBEN IL w
LIPH No llg Nasau In the City OF New on OF bee
the fourth day sxDsied New ORR hr tfty hr<
day Of March 1859. ROBERT bAkNEs' AdHn'is"''
E.LN
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-10

EUk BOSTON and PROVIDENCE VA NEW-
u PORT ard FALL RIVEh.-Ths spieDdld sn1 s-ps1m
METROPOLIS Cspt BrO~n sayes reS-forf every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY .6s SATURDAY n6 oe.oeh m.
WEDNEsDIY va TaIDAY si5 sebci p m, from Pier No
1R.h u
Hesea~g vD BE- regarded scned 70 any spp6
emit nntil The Ahan nave been paid for.
Teish y, BstoD forwarded through With peAs tspateh b,
WM BORDEH Agent Hos 70 and n wss.~-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-10
vVEEHAwKEN FERRY S NOW RUN

w FINo T"fH M 70
sStsss uy ssv- b>~s erected .s5 sDte scecsos
0sp provided o and The bs,4
h sss ane piy every hhssn mouez fhs ferry sh rds
vsry t.sSabr resort Tor The o,lz. Of Sev Toe
o. Dhssse and foresf q; Weeba~t.n IN @ iDas'e vicinity
ihe npsne sbonbds with bsantiful walks and rsys
ssS the fahsde- aBs the r.eT the quiet outy o,
rsniss schools and children sp4rd belnf a delight
~ day ".ehswken Perfect order s maintained o. 'he
eouds Of the Company.
BsloEs o,s offered fr sa.e by the Ferry Company
syo.ble i.rus Apply a. tbe Oce Of ae COMPANY, Oh
6LS We@bk uk~Ds
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-10

10. Z Tysss, Rsv.Bussv,sA, 4 J., - ~ SA,sss
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Proceedings 81 Yesterday Afsernesn.


Housx Amer the terminatioa of the dIscunion
on The Tari6 question, which w,s psading a our
repert cloaed yestefday-- bs'r e4f - 80 'sss
{. Mr.. seanton, Of Ohio, said II sn1st be apparent
70 every one that, unless the ncsnbers of one of
the PARTIES which held the balance OF power In
ne Hsuss. Yielded either by sbssnsiae them
neePeaksr' could Be elected by = snsioritv vote
AAd - these geitletsen were desirous ;f sueed :
organisation, and intended TO act thus eventusliy
future tine Bus Is he supposed sueS set;,n 8 my ss
not yet been determined on ana therefore re.rard-
ed additional bslioting a present useless He
ASKED that the House consent 70 resolution axlnS
3 Ia Gay when the plurality rule should 60 inlo
Several members objected 80 iBs 5seosiisl
:: Mr.: w inslow said the CLERK was in IN health
sso s1ey GU needed sons fepcse and Therefore be
3 Mr. clarl, Of Mo-, gave notice that he should
sist on vote being lad on his Helper. book reso.
luton. qstsa EssIIs7F 91-fI1
Mr. Hickman wanted vote nrst on h,. NOM.
stioa 70 co!rret the Journal, then upon his ues.
precedence, and n that should Be decided IN The
negative the neat question would be on The a, n
ssttute ProPosed BY the gentleman from North
Cafcilna, tmr 0ilmef, to the resolution offered
y that were Lost they would come regularly ic
z The question was taken ON the motion tia,
ss .sS shs sIoss sSon + s met T1
M. Montgosnery asked leave "a fntrod,ce =
resolution, and have IL read Tor Information BRO
Poslag 70 orEsnfze the House immediately bs The
Spe.kef fcf limited period, In order hat they
might pess the 'denciency bin, and provide rs,
sse Psyment Of ccntractors and the pressing want.
2. Mr.. winslow, Of NJ c., at 20 minutes befor.
O'Clock, moved that the House adjourn = 7.',S
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- 80 XH1oSty 1ty . 4.tss ror Pfyy Inc
fsst ab9ys fis had, and ln one place ,hs dis- I
coyered q ANAL aperture through which a
fsint 3{0ht struggled, and en going undernsath
At = th0ught be snslt the odor of vegstation
and 1owof8ivs - - iis4 - - ls7 "a tgyia
On tefninE, ffom The 6ontsmplstion Of shis
aperture, towards the mouth Of the cave, Cap
xas y crsspsne np the slipping bottom What i
AcsoUe Tor the prsseaee there Of those human
bone4 b They we're the sad memorials OF other
shap1eo pFiseners who bed been lefk IA that esvs
TO pesSeAby droscnsng s-sis-=. : 4 hnE AN
!. seUW3y bat suredy the WstsU crspt dong.
he y@nin ned bsfora them 20 the elsvsted
spot hich Maurice stood. Slowly follow
ing, g! incOming water = length resehsd hia
Al end Of the cave, within few feet Of
sse VI and undsrneath the aperture .bsfore
1sss al IIdtFf gi.ss sfsssh sS:s dess
manacles would permit After some exertion
he ssceseded in climbing TO the top Of it, and
stood erect, mis- head within q few inches Of the
roof Of The cavern. But he was not allowed 10
occupy this retreat alone. Asthe water began
TO circle round Its base, the rats also2sought
refuge on it in grest numbers, and in vain did
Maurice try to dislodge them with his mana
Wy ~ .t I.Nss, -, tssi tsi.ss p = 81
=. 'eoon. lss ie scented @ tne eapuve) the water
cIms y. nPPnng over sne .op oe the rocks. he
ss.s =. moi..1le re- nPen nls lees. ana suii u
IcSS-fss~ g pgs re.enuessy ~ rose nigner1
nignnel, snd - y rose, tne rats cnmoed up nis
.nn' @ Iol : s?tett nas y VAN tnas ne nFrsned
.. ~ waen "a M n.s nan1.. insIans-
~ y rytuInso. Ansy eiam perez " I AZ pacx--to
~ ne ssnoeaNeIsTcset .ne psc. " ,nls aneck,so
-: cIoWn % 9. hn neaa, tnelf ,cismmy oedies
sef.A.ng emu 20 ms very neart.9os ,s.io..
ana stu nIBner tne water rose, ana more
tniokiy the foai vermin clustered upon the de-
voted captives shoulders and head, as their
only Pisce OF safety. Driven frantic At last by
sse noriots TOR. oi Of ms asussaon, Pc vas about 70
grave, when ms attention was arrested by the
treaa OF rapid footsteps near the aperture above
ms nead, ana the sound Of harsh masculine
voice, almost instantly followed BY noise e
o. Struggle, and piercing shrek which
tnriiied Maurice Lester to the very soul He
could not be MISTAKEN: II was cARRIE's voice.
again he heard II, but now IN tones Of entreaty.
Oh, Il scas her voice She was not dead She
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xess nst esIng ,sttisd, ths nsEt Y uhst e buy.
Ssns sssss 81 Nssdss sssss * Rsd ssrs sss:sts
she F9st lmPc.sA6tof I'll Il where tob.Y. Wstafs
The nsHN q dlrScting yoa e No: 33e, oPposite
Dr0viye Hotel, where yoo can buy the shove and
many other goods q much less than regular pFfsss
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stsenboets or railrosd, which issvs ths oDrn1R OF
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~ HOUSE. No. a31 llth street, betwecu n 80
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E0R RENT.A FURNISHED PAREoR n
CHANHERs on the second floor or NJ desire
aisrse c5amesr Sone, beautifully sifsated, front
Ing on New York. avenue and ou.y few yard
non the Presiderps Houss. Apply on New Tor
avenue, frst door esst Of 18th street. adoinrnr I'll
drug store on the corner. 79nl'F'-,S ~ a. -
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TOR RENr.PARLORs aud CaAMBERs
and ha.h- room lPotQmac wstcr.l The spsrtment
gre ierge and airy; four rooms on 7oor from IN,
"a, ~ IA. avenue, between sth and 10Th sta.
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street. between Sth and 1S1<, frontinE tovsrds.
sna Mlsnln lev fset Of Pa. avenue, with 8 large
busipess and lately occupied by Mr. Geo. Han e.
c9s9n c ncsory. fos:ession can be gwen on the LIST
on Capitol Hill, Hithint few yards of tae CspItoi
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SENATORS, MEMBERs 0F CONG r Rss.-
~ Two sRlendid suites Of ROOMS, eIeeantly fnr
nlsned. VIII oe rented during the session on Cor
Ensss. IN the most dssirabIs locslity in this 'cits
pNsaeeg wit5In one OF two squares Of Browns m
NSuynef = noteis. Those In pursuit of such Room
vii do well to make early Application ~ No a =
18th street. between d street and q. Nv. ds sd
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-19

Which propose 10 pay over a. Ooce to Ms. JoSn
BroWu at hOnh Eba, and report ~ yOu At an early
day.
Over tws-thirds Of al who send for photographs
neglect TIE stos pa. To each person this ia small
mater While THE aggregate tax from this alone
has already exceeded so. trust those who send in
futore will Fhiuk OF sbis.
AZ 10 tie Cooper Institute meeting Of last evening,
the friends abvad will be grstfed 70 learn that is
"a SUCCESS" Those Of you who wish 10 get the
bestIepoh OF ttai meeting, esp, eiAy Dr.. Cbesvers
admirable aTgua mt must read The N. y. Herald Of
tody. People who wish to get the ue4oes; impress
zion VIII be gralfed by the editorial Of TIE ~ Y.
Ti"f' Of same day, whoee editor calls an ublAse
Of over fifteen hundred paying people some Of whom
Ieid dollar each, and none lees than quarterl
=" no neeiiHs I" notwithstanding i's own reporter ia
The same issue says The large hall Of the Cooper In-
stitu'e r0s fHrd - THADDEUs HIATT.
hev- i0vk Dec. l6 lssa