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New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30

ilc, Dc. tie smous. os TRANSACTIONS Is quite limited
Comu ercis bls are 100 all0. Francs s.e 3i5 asia.
FreisAts te Liverpool, c. tuns Fu-tc al 6s. 100
bbls. Spirits Turpentine at 3s Tc London, $50 bss
Spirits at IS. To Glasgow, 20 .uus Logwoot on pm
yste terms. To Brenlep, 5000 ID Whalrbone al &C.;
ic0 bales Cotton a, le. An American chip Of 500 tuas
siom Bstmo;e 10 Rotterdam viii Tobacco II 25s.
tur. a Norwegian bark from BIC to Londcn with
Deals al ca vessel Of l6i tuns fcr three voysges
10 J4msics and back f,r 81 800 seysge. A vessel
m $50 .un. fronr Poughkee psie 70 Pembroke With Pig
Iron al 81 e5 Y tun.
The buss.ess Of the Sab. Treasury was, Receipts,
sa5- go 81: for Treasury Notes, $4,000: Tor Gus
toms. sl54 OCe; Payment, s2sl,'i2 3s. Balance.
s5.eil .493 a.
Mr. Cisco continues to fed good demand from in
ves.ers fer the Y Ger. Treasury Notes which he 10
auth bcIiIed to issue. For these reoetty Awarded
there is very active inquiry. and the parcels which
were taken for resale, have been neAy al taken out
Of the street. We hear of sales today Of about
$lJa,O00. Tee cents are held at 4 v cent pre-
miam. ard i v cents at ! ? cent premium. Fer
large parcels some abatement Of these rates is OBJ
tsiued. Messrs. Thompson Brothers advertise the s
y c,n,s for sale and also N.w.York State IS Of 1875
Of which sales were made to-day for banking par
poses, at lo2.
Messrs. " Nnslow, LATER 20. VIII Pay on tce i@
Of Jolly the following coupons St.te Of Indiana '
cent Bark bonds; Indiana Central Railroad 10 cent
bonds % Mortgage Roes County, Ohio, cent
bords: town of Harmsr, Ohio, cen, bonds town
Of Marietts, Ohio, Y cent bonds.
The Peoples Fire Insurance Company have de-
elared a ,emi-annusl dividend Of ' cent p.ya-
bic Juue g. The Commcpw eslth Bank. semi
annual dividend of 81 y cent, payable July I.
Tb. Ey;,,atts Iojusfr;si Savings Ralk divi-
dend at the rate of 5 y cent y snnum on suns
Of Eve hundred dollars and under, aud at the rate
of cent p annum on larger sums, payable
July 49, The Pbenix Bank 81 y cent, payable July
5. The trustees Of the Bank Of the Metropolis have
declared q seui-sppua dividend OF y cent. Tho
Atlantic Bank 81 y cent, payable July IL. The
Grocers Bank, 81 y ceu,, payable July6.
The following Is the Bank movement Of the foux
nrpcipsl cities As shown by their last statements:
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30

SUPPOSED ARsoS.-A fire broke ont in the house oc-
eupec b Michael oNe IN Ry-rson street fu'9o avenn-
Tuesday evening" which spp-sreI 70 have been to WORK
incs ndisry lighted candle frd under tbr bed from
vhk the fsue. orisas,ed OS- who IL Insured q 81 On
lis furniture, arrested sl.picioa.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30

ROBBED BY WoMas.-James Young OF the mes.
chester House says that he accompanied Safan Nia.
to house in the rear Of No. Il Crosoy STREET anu
while there, happening to fall into doze, he 'oaha
that some one was rifing his pockets. S.artns uf'
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30

METALLIC TsRIFT RAZOR STRoP.--Tbs inim-
fable article sy be obtained of ta- so manufs'-r-r.
suNBEE NO. Asos Hoas and Of tas various sis through
the city
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30

"DrB1rS TRIoKs" WHrPPED.-Mr. VIM Hastings,
or &" Dublin Tricks" as he is famiarly called who
was one of Morrisssy's seconds at the time of the
Uaensn fight has had fight Of his own. GA the 2s;h
inst. be fought Johnny McCoole' al L0uisv'le, N.Y.
for $500 side, and got beautifully whipped IN 'h'y
rounds
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30

LIBERTY POLL Is WAsHIs6ToS PARE.-A liberty
,o has lust besE erected IL Washington Park stss upon
H. lish-,; pel: q ground and 80 feet IL nzA
o ht-rry BAL aud tag, . ey - let hA. D"sn
sa,fsctuee sUr H. s-e viii he espyed or n ara 4e On
th. an JAY It- pc erected by oEde % TIE S"a
la.rf.f A.
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RRApY'S GALLERIES.

PHoro6kAFHs,
AhthorYrEs AID DACrEshkcrYfn
Hoa So snd etS BoAaySy Ss~-foSk, AID Nc 10 fsrn
syivsnia-sy, Warrington, u. Z.
Pictures st a. eespocs copied II sysrJ s:yS oi :se Az
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30

CouP pE SoLIEL.--Ccrorer Smell held al inquest
mon ira o the boay Of Adsm Decrrh. German,
fNy es who ord Tuesday nsht from being Prsfatrd
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30

the Deputy Sheriff claimed the right OF hh custcdy on
civil sui. pending against him. lie is noS In the
Eldridpe street bal
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30

AssaULIIS6 A CUsrOsER.-The keeper of a cloth
ns store IL Atlantic WOLF brought beorr Js
tee Bsy yesterday afternoon the charge q a..auirs
S.nurl McTofnel The ber bought c"thing for 81
and going oe with then. .he 81 E.kePeFs vie
To- ,sn from him. Wolf tanned him out Of The store The
case va - Gown for eyamEstior on FndaJ.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30

coLUnBIA CoLLEGE.-In our yesterdays report o.
:. proceedings Of Columbia College the name o.
aouss de Boice Coryen was enormously printed IS
ssnber Of the class Of 1856. Mr.. Coryeli is an As.
rasi Professor in the University OF Wisconsin, aud
the past year he's been studying in the Post
'acuate Department Of the College, with disi'n'
sAed success. The Trustees have conferred upon
Sits honorary degree Of Master of Arts.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30

The CRY LfCTssTs-inspActors Jores srd Corr
have granted censsto yearly al those ~hc rqrt
BY the orsna.ce. tsis on. eels OF hsse 81 are hsH
Zen .r.e n1aesr 3 @.d sass s,Is "a
eal q whom have already eeeH prosecuted s-d he fe,Ldf
will BE-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30
rOvRT CILEyDAR-TxIs D.y.

supRyxE CouRr-CIRcuIr PAR III. No new
cases are on ,Ae Calendar tod,y. railroad Caend, will be
The other Courts have adjourned for the Term.
BHnoKLYN CITY COrRI.-Nos. %, y.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30

VIOLATING THE SUNDAY LIQUOR Ltw.-Dane
Heal rrorrery keeper 81 the Of Seventh an
Twenty second street, held bail in $50 By justice
OuAcktnbush or Tuesday for selling liqucr Sunday
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30

LEAP FROM A WISDow-A young msn named
Henry Dalton about p years Of jumped from the second
s,or window Of his residence no. 5oJ Eighth about
O'Clock on Tues lay night while delous from liquor. lie was
seriously injured internally.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30
CITY ITEMS.

Aswe expected, yesterday was far hotter than the
dsy before All the afternoon the mercury was stand
inc at and about 90 degrees There was very little
nd and the sun was intensely hot. Thus far it was
,he hottest day of the At O'clock the West
.m horizon was all a blaze with Lightning, and the
black and heavy clouds gave promise of copious
shower Of rain.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30

CRICKET MATCHES On Saturday the Germantown
Cub, composed entirely of American players, with
The exception of their professional, plsy the first
Eeven of the New-York Club on the ground OF the
latter, at Hoboken. On Monday ard Tuesday next.
tgtteen American players have match with eleven
English players at the same place. both parties being
selected from the prominent Clubs throughout the
Sisies. These matches will be among the most inter
sDg Of the season, and almost decisive of the present
ability of Americans TO compete with Englishmen in
this game. We understand that the much-talked-of,
btg-doubted match bet the celebrated Eleven Of
England and twer;y-;wo selected from the States
sil in all probability, come off during the Fall at
Hoboken.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30
TAfver.i.ene1.
EDGE'S INRIy

EDGES USRWALED FIREWORKS sre now
offered their Dept, No l2 BrOsiwsy. corner os NJ den
sb. Purcbas ho coosu safety well o-Auty VIA 90
well 70 cal sile the ssso-.mer, 10 unbroken-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30

ID. ,,s, Of s- properly ,Lsr on Mr. Whe dh rot rx
u ,s. pes OF gully Of petit iaEceny sec-rtt
AID the piisoIsy n tnsaded f0r scG.et &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30

CoEoNLRs IyerEsT.-Coroner Horton he'd an n
ou4,t ye.srday p5n the body of Fedcs Ooscz VINO com
.f,d .te residence IN Adams stss: The evening Pr.
yicu. l. appSree ira: Dr. Green Of tie Ciy hsPi4 ".
Roud ara NJ Simeon Psf -ayiEE besn sPpr.-6 o. h sl-
- bs,rn.d % he hose and II cIrstlo- Win sarge q
Bal sid the lio. Fes,t-ts him osi M poisoa n4 Al
In the 90. several ard a2pAns proved o. 70
.y, yern; IL sccordsne- witt t1e !cis was re1ceEed
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30

RrTcERs FEMALE lSsTITuTE.-The Twenty-eighth
tnual Commencement viii be held In Rutgers
sse, Church, on Thursday, at Sp. m. Tne doors
I'll be opened at 2 p. IN. The next Academic yeAr
M commence on Monday, the 18th September.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30

Drowned WHILE BATHiSG.-Coroner Jackman
bed an inquest Bellevue Hospital upon the body Of james
CLARK native Of Ireland d years Of who was drowned on
Tuesday evening while bathing 81 the foo. Of street
r. verdict OF accidental death rendered BY the jury
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30

BUR6LARY.-The store of Mr.. Robert Fould, ir., at
No 81 John street was entered BY burglars Sunday night
and Sl00 The thieves IN by climbing up the
tin leader forcing the second story wind from which
the bsg Of cents lowered by rope On Tuesday
the burglars who proved 10 be yurs lads were arrested by
Officer hsmbil Third WsId aud portion Of the
recovered They gave their Michael DoTse. John
hcCsry David Sullivan, John Lous and Edward Csffeed
AL oi them committed for exauiGation
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30

FousD DRowSED.-The body of an unknown man
wa. on Mondsy morning found floating In the Es; River on
Brooklyn lie the foot Of Sacke street sud the
Coroner notified.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30

AsoTHrR HoMIoDt.-On Tuesday right, Police
man Bradley Of the Seventeenth Precinct, was se-
costed the Of Essex ard Stsnton streets by
sman named Benjamin Christopher, who appeared to
be very unwel. He ststed to the officer that he had
been engaged in row At grocery in Orchard street
ard that lie had been pushed violently out Of the
place that he fell TO the sidewalk, striking upon his
head The officer conducted him to bis residence, No
l54 Orchard street, aud physician called but he
died the following cay. The officer then went in
search Of the person who had assaulted deceased and
arrested Jacob Stener the mao, ard he locked
up for examination. Coroner OKeefe was notified,
and will hold inquest upon the body Of deceased to-
day, when the facts Of the case will probably be
dvulged.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30

Arson ~ rHE FoURrH DEsREr.-A young man
NAMED George sooihoe hrouAs h@fr- ths Court "a So
,rs ves,sssy - ts o tn ch-se Of IN t1s -tn DC
tr.- sPp-srs Asi h- b-ols- 70 Hook AID Lsdd-r
ry iked he excitement o. running hr - rl,h ga
-, ire uuns-r ot unocUfs1 houses .. dfsrsn, tins h
uas csussi ., a. aid aefhJwsd The char<a ~
oou.el The defendant escsd guilty AID Eeraandc i'' VII
.rure
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30

E,cuRsIog-The Sabbath-School connected with
The Seamens Nj. f. Chapel, Cherry street, made their
excursion to Biddles Grove on Tuesday. From 200
70 800 persons composed the company. The steam
boat Erie was chartered for the occasion Every
thing passed off in the most agreeable manner, aud
The large and respectable company returned safely to
the city about O'Clock in the evening, highly de-
lighted with their days recreation. On board the
boat vote Of thanks unanimously teRdered to
Police Captains Cameron and Hartt and several Off
GERS under their command, for their attention and
valuable assistance in guarding the safety of the chill
dren, and adding to the comfort of all on board.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30

Boy DROvSED.-COroner Jackman held an in
quest on wednesday No. 20 Nom, street upon the BODY Of
James Pinde boy five years Of who accidentally
droSped by falling into the dock pier No. r. Deceased
native Of this city.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30

RoBsTSs A HorsT.-A young man named hepry
Smith wu ed IN ss CcGEi Of Sessions ,estera of M is
sorse siverwsr- fuIn tie ho4.e of Aa1s0n White, 10
Henry street y MAy last The evidence went 20 Pfo,o
sres stolen belonged 70 ~o persoss rss1s y 'ss
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30
SrIcIpy.-Coroner Gamble held an inquest at Belle

SUICIDE. E.-COroner alnoIe heu an inquest az psHo-
vue Hospital upon body OF Caroline Sasrke, Germn
woman years who died from the effects OF arsenic
Monday lss fr the purpose Of seldeructioD De-
dict Tcndered.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30

RAILROAD EAcrLTIEs FOR THE FOURTH OF JULY.
Several persons have requested to urge the II Ar
lem Railroad managers to late evening train up
and down to White Plains on the Fourth of Juy. But
we suppose they know their own business and we do
not see any more reason for extra accommodation on
fhs, road than upon the New-Haven, Hudson River,
Long leland Flushing, and the Jersey roads; though
We believe the accommodations for late travellers are
already better upon all the Jersey roads than they are
ON this side Of the Hudson. We viii however sug-
gest that train leaving White Plains on Monday
evening at O'clock and returning at 10 or oI, would
give great satisfaction to persons who desire to leave
The city 10 the morning aud return in the cooler part
of the evening; and train leaving at 10, or after
rom the Centre street Station would enable great
many country people to come down and see the
Fourth of July" and stay till the fireworks were
burned out, and then go home before midnight. We
Lave no doubt such extra would pay provided ii is
determined upon in time ani properly advertised
The New-Haven Road should also put on a similar
extra as far as Norwal or perhaps, Bridgeport, and
the Hudson River Railroad an extra to Sing Sing
or Peekshil OF course usual, the roads will issue
excursion tickets. Let know, gentlemen, what you
will do, as soon as possible.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30

BULLS HEAD,-Sonewhat unexpectedly to those
who held on on Tuesday for better prices for beef cat
lie, the second day Of the market in Forty yfoutth
street it proved to be decidedly and, on tho
whole prices have ruled lower than at any time since
ths upward movement commenced-say for the last
four nontbs-lower than what droyers thought
ruinousy low market last week. BY referring to
our table Of quotations in the report OF the cattle mar
ket il will be seen that have reduced the figures
half cent pound upon all grades, though the great
est depression is really upon the poorest sort, some OF
which are reported at not over seven cents pound
net while really good butchers cattle sold for lo'
lie and some extra good at still higher hsue-tor
once making just and proper difference between
good and poor beef The weather was excessively
warm and butchers quite dsincined TO buy cattle at
any price, only far required for the retail trade
The whole ale butchers being understood, were suf
feripg sadly in Washington Market. At o'clock, 1t
appearing quite impossible to sell out all the stock in
The yards owners began to turn out the remains OF
droves TO grass, and we should not be surprised to
hear that. before sundown, some 800 or 400 wsre
turned out II is generally anticipated that the ship
ments from the West next week will be very light
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-12
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ALLAN RUTHERFORD, Notary Public.
NEw YoRK, June 29th, 1859

nea. The Batavia murleress, Polly l'riscb
has been found guilty,
lsS- Among the prisoners in the Schemes
tady Jail is an old man of 30 years, who is
charged with assault with intent to kill his
son in'law,
DsRrA Philadelphia Policeman named
Cunningham, charged with the murder OF
McCroy, while making his arrest was tried
on the 7th and acquitted
Bdy-Mr Young of 0ssipeo, n. H., while
sailing in a pond on the 4th, was drowned,
together with three of his children, the Old
est Of whom was 10 years old,
BeA. During the last quarter the dead letter
Office at Washington has received aud open
ell 2,353 dead letters, containing Sl2, 2,270 II
EStrQueen Victoria has, it seems, doter-
mined to visit Ireland this sumner. She
was to be treated to grand review at the
Curragh Of Kildare some time toward the
middle Of this month
BaS-Jobn Travis, the best pistol shot il
the world, is about 10 open g pistol gallery
at tho Falls of niagara quite convenient
for gentlemen who want u little morning
exercise contiguous TO the Queens donin.
ions.
rea- The Buffalo Commercial Advertiser
has friend who boasts three year old liz
tie woman, that teased her mother tho othei
day for N meat baby "a her own doll oOu Z
nuI speak or cry.
Reg~Troubles have arisen at Dartmouth
Callege between the president ana four mem
beIs of the senior Class The cause Of diff
| lcnlty is stated 70 have been the unau,aor
zed absence Of the students Of the College
The rebellious parties win leave. the insti'
tuition
Gd5' Four men. .uamed Barney Ford, Thorn
as and William Kelly and Robert Lucas
have beon arrested at Boston, charged wild
being concerned In the recent murderou
attack on John HoenAn, and held in $500
each to answer.
BeG- The first iron made in the Unite
States from mineral coal, was smelted L
1887. Now we make nearly 100000 tons Q
min raj coal iron per annual IL is 10 ia
| extension of the use Of cur anthracite an
biluminous GOALS foT iron milking that "
must look for an increase of its produelioI
psy.A small party Of literary gentleme
spent all OF last week in an inspection tri
over the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad :
Among them were Bayard Taylor, Commar
der MauTy, the Hon. Jho p. Kennedy, \
P. Villa, Jno. r. Thompson, editor OF th
southern Literary Messenger, and Judge 4
hC. Warren, Of Boston.
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DAILY EMPIRE.


E Kendall, Of Texas, who Is deeply en-.
gagged IN tho culture Of sheep 10 that gar,
den of the South West, was recently brought
ont hs an independent candidate for Cover,
nor We End tho following characteristics
card from Mr Kendall in the Austin Iatel.
ligeneer, Of the 26th ult, in which he de-
clines in favor Of sheep
JUNr Goth, 1859
Dear Sir On toturning, yesterday,
from my Sheep Estaneia, 30 miles wost Of
this, found yours of the ID instanL You
probably have seen tha, have declined run.
ming for Governor but "a the announces
ment may have escaped you, now send you
q line to that effect have m political asi
pirations ] came 10 Texas to raise sheep
not to seek any office, whatever My locks
now getting numerous have a demand upon
all my time, and shall receive It.
Very respectfully, yonr ob't servant
GEO. WILKINS KENDALL.
We learn from another part Of the paper
that If Kendall sympathiacs with any thing
beside his sheep, it it is with Gen Houston,
who is tho independent candidate for Coy
ernor and il Is claimed that old Sam will
succeed
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-12

COMPLIMENT To DAYTON FIRBMEN.-On the
9th inst, the Rover Fire Company, oI
Springfield, unanimously passed the follow
ing resolutions
Re8olpcd, That our brother Gremcn OF
Dayton and Cedarvilc VINO so noby re
spohded to our invitation aud turned out 10
such large numbers, was cheering to 70 and
will DO y new Incentive TO us to push on 10
the noble cause in which VIC are engaged
Resotreh That the Oregons and lndepen,
dents, OF layton for gentlemanly department
and correct training as Fireman, are worthy
of our respect, and have established repn
tation worthy OF imitation.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-12
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All Inflammation, viii allay All pain, and is sutelo
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-12
Passports.

To tho editor of the New York Tribune
SIR: In your paper OF this date you pub
lish the opinion of the Acknowledgement.
with comments thereon. This will lend
many people into the belief that n1taries
public have noauthority 10 procure pass
ports, The following extract is from the Of.
fetal circular sent me by the Hon, Lewis
Cass, Secretary OF State "When tho ap-
plicant is a native citizen of tho United
States he must transmit an affidavit on this
fact, by him. stating his age and place OF
birth, and sworn to by one other citizen Of
the United States named therein, to whom
he is personally known. and, to the best Of
his knowledge md belief, the declaration
made by him is true This affidavit must
be nttestod by n notary public, under his
signature and seal Of Office A natural
lied citizen must also mako an affidavit sets
ting forth his naturalization &c, and must
send his papers to the State Department for
inspection They will be returned with the
passport There are also somo other mat
ters such ns description Nc, which must
be included in the papers
Very respectfully
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-12
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