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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-27
FROM BUENOS AYRES.

By the arrival Of the bark Vigo, Capt. Thurlow al
his port we have received Buepos Ayres papers con-
tanning intelligence May H. six days later than pre-
yious advices. The lates, date Of la RgormG Pa
cfco is chiefly occupied with long extracts from the
hontevidean papers, denounoing the act Of the Gov
eminent of Bueros Ayres in detainiog the mail steam
er Pampero until security given that she should
not be sold TO OF employed in the service Of Gen. Ur
suiEs.
III. Concrete del Plata particularly severe in
Re remarks upon the subject, declaring the detention
Of the steamer 10 be sviolson Of the law of nations,
end an infringement Of the treaties regarding the nsvi
sstion of the River Plata II asserted taat the
steamer belonged TO the British ms service and vio-
jently eensured Mr. Parish, the British Consul a.
Buenos Ayres, for his alleged spaihy and neglect Of
duty in permitting the flag of his nation 10 be Aum
s,sd This elected the following letter from the Brit
ish Consul General at MoDtevideo:
BRITASSIo LEGATION, !
"MoSrEyIDEo, May J, 1889.
MN. EDITOR: In your paper Of today there Is 81
article on the detention Of the PamPero, in which |
notice mistake in respect to the character OF that
vessel which YOU will doubtless permit to correct
Tie Pampero is not British mail steamer, bat simply
q merchant vessel belonging TO a private company,
and there q no officer OF the Royal Navy on board
the contrary, neither the captain nor ttose under n
command are English.
EDWARD IAOkSIOS, H. NJ l<slsa4 N'o-cTa-'
Colonel Gelly has been appointed Captain Of the
port of Baenos Ayres place Of Colonel >egni, who
has r,joined his regiment.
On the 10Th o, May, Dr.. ID. Dalmscio Nelez SaEs-
Fed was appointed Minister Of State, in p.sce OF
Colonel Nitre who has been transferred to the Minis
Try Of War, race General Zspiola, retired on account
of ilrsss.
Tie Correctional Judge hsd sentenced Don llde-
fonso Medina and Don Juan Jose Soto 10 be in
prsoned six months and to pay all the costs Of the
prosecution, for lbelous article published in the
Ref5rua P6c.Eea, Oh the Directors Of the Bank, in
regard 20 the disposal Of private deposits.
There were rumors Of war and invasion, and the
people Of Rosario seem 10 have been especially excited
on the subject but il was ntiustei tha, the slsrm
was falsely created for the purpose of Strengthening
the influence 81 Presiden; UrquiEs snd continuing him
n Office.
BuebOs Ayres sppssrs TO be well supplied with pub
lie .aasemer,s, having Italisn oPerahouse, and q
.Ics.. and concert saloon viii open &, once Sisnors
Bsyesi is Prt~s dessd Of the opegs troupe.
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SATURDAY, Iare 2j-p. n


There was but one session Of the Board to-day, but
the transactions were larger and the msrke. hsd rather
more animation than fer several days pas. Tue shorts
are still prominent among the buyers AMI the increased
activity s snos, entirely owing 70 their purchases for
delivery. At this period OF the year there's general
disposition 10 close contracts and 20 svoi new
engagements during tie Summer and just now,
when tie Indifference on the part Of outsiders to
the speculative movements OF the market is 90 EVIL
dent-the iaelrston to balance accounts anil with
draw from the speculative arena until the OF
activity commences, Is stronger than usual. The
opening transactions in majority o: the leading
stocks were at slight concession from closing prices
ofyeser5sy, but except in two or three instances,
greater frnness displayed during the progress Of
the calls and 81 the close the tendency i'm
proving one. The bond liz, shows bat little change
in prices and the dealing in State stocks under
the average Of daily transactions. Lirois Central
bonds advanced ! cent. Tne first sales OF New
York Central were al 73I, bat later on the cal the
quotation EEL OF 20 3, which was bid
at the close. TIE movement in Reaiing was
stronger AID more spirited. ard there was
hesitation the part of the buyer. in taking the
sellers option corrscs offered the prices given in
our list. The tunnsge 81 the week ending June . OF
this road 81 los TINS total Of 80 7l2 tgns since
January against 70l so tuns in the ceres bonding
period of last year. Hudson River AID Harlem Pc
ferei were both steady a. quotations. Michigan
Central wss rs.her heavy ST the start, but became
frIner or the second cal, sud after selling 9, 81
in demand ct 3S.. Southern Guaranteed opened a;
81, but advanced | at the close, uoder de-
mani for short account. GSens declined to
63i, bat was slightly better af.etwsri, with the
res, OF the market. The third weeks earnings Of
June are unoicialy reported a, decrease OF $3.50,
compared with the same week Of last year. Rock
Island was steady az from 5Sl Isl, without much
maiion. Tie business in Toledo was 70 fair extent
the market closing rather dull Al the quotation.
Illinois Central advanced % with moderate sales
and continues firm. Pacific Nal touched g. l. and
SEA LOT Of stock but sold before the adjournment
81, without holding any prominent position among
the speculative movements OF the day. There
was more activity in PennylyAnia Coal,
and advance in the quotation. TO -,
which bid e; the close There was but little doing
after the adjournment and charge in prcss Of in
portsnce. TIE market was steady, bli very dull.
Tie closing prces were: For New-York Central
RailIosd ,73 s7S,; Ere B.lFosd, ! 90 Hudson River
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-27

BIZ. B,siure ro.. Por'a- Prinos 70 = - sos g
vssd 20 ~ Bssher Grasyes Jsue ~ ~ :. $50 Nov
-, &C.,. rl cecilia, Kaglnah, s john, B. - days
shas an; ~ go, VII. Crab bl,nd 18Th nr VIII
.I9.,t,rs ro,ss.e, 20 Y.ie. PossIh, q. ,,.,c,
Bds Johp s'-v,r' OF 81 T P 'ei 81. "a ! 10
t'ass sra ~ 81 VI NOSE, bond 5 TIE has
r,leae;d h I'D; n. ss E,,,.s d.y y.,. .aa
oaot, 20 sdl,,oa Co "a ~. a. % =. al al ~, '@
'A d Me.I. Sow Rio Grade My ~ he'' . a-.'.er
sSr hna 1BrL sn,nlrOye JaeHasl i0A inst .'7ss nd
s~oed r 70 s, BIT snS wird.or n s. 10 day plaster 70
D. De-. A. Arn Haipr,oa IS eye. sr.I. IA master
seir veudoy Chez R0nSoa g,rr i fo =; S >s. r an.y
schr B smith, brig NV s.0oi. !, "a Wv Haven
SIR Nsr,ure sSh Pslsds phia, 'oal y ny ys,M,.-a
schr Amere, Nor: pliadePh c3. ~ 20 s '
ssr I.land Bee Sherman, Philadelphia e'd TOR View Bet
. ss N sieAsl. s.-,sr. Psl.de Fa coal 'o' r'''rd
SIR Mary a.y Haley Pii;4sPLss al s,s
e s@s 4 "a E. ScSo. wGns.on n c. days. naval
's,s s R,aI a,.rsh . day. cotton a., master
sehr " smith Scot; wiinins;on n C. day. naval ''''''
SIR saBird H.wtir. Wilmington, n c, days. nsv'l
s sir y B J9a.. g. johnson Eu,hea day.. rr-sPp'
SEE sif'i foras MOI ca: I.laa days. pns.PP'' 20 Z
ssir R H yeiye. Home. G., Land il ~ ~ %
a s. John y b. or Hau.pt,D Roads ,,
Shr Hiawatha cot X, k.4nd iiaf NAFa-H< - o. 'e
losxo.d nun &c - Metcaf Dgucan-
schr CtsThs Willie of Damar',.t,,l ho9geI, Is-,so
Ish ln. ,sar aud mclas-. 20 he;cali Dlnesu The
his May Pierce foE Fs'month En- sailed e~ Gays prs
IONS 2. Ia 81 ~ lon. - exchanged sgla with 5ars Ana
r,rtb .errirs T. z; I'd ms. a. g as on - - .p'ie
bsr Ariel hence Prince having bad Gains snd hse
winds since leaving New YORK
Schr + French. Loyesnd Virginia days ~ood
SIR 4 p Hove. Apple gate Morehsad CITY tAys
shr N.pure'. BRIDE Hiwsius day, from Camp Pinhney
naval store, % Doiner Potter Co
Schr. & +. SirorG Lincoln, Wilmington, y - oaSy. na'a
stores 90 ID. {. murray
schr Ks.e stewart Mah Savannah days, naval or,' 20
Sorsnton T.ihnsn e =
Schr Fire Fy (Br) Henry El'hora day. fruit - EnesA
S,hr Racer Pierre, Virginia saws, wood
steamer WAmss,s, Avy, Ncs-BeGiosd, nc'e ana PAs.
Josspf Allen. -, . -.
Steamer Wes;cheser, Csrt, Providence, mde 10 I'ie
OdeM
BELow-ship L7rerzo, -; bark Virgins, Tom riif-
.s,a-c. AID three oarkN
MIND-Slnse. : W. very lsht
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law INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME ooURr-CH.sttas-jrSr 2-Bei''e 'a'-''
0oULu.
- ,ur.rvp pROpRurcR--

sr-ppryT COJ'RT-CH.stLRs-jpy 1A-Beicte 'l'-ee
Gown.
IirpaTIS6 Authors .sn rHE.rtR fhorI'A''"'-
,SypIroR ~ TIE CASE.
William s,asr: az. Dion Bourcica-.-
Tbi. = novel case and has been pending for some
tim; nas. Il appears tha. in 1857 Msssrs. START and
pon,cicant were lessees OF Wallack's Thestsr, and
a, the time the theater was closed, Mr. Stuart claimed
that Mr. Bourccsut was indebted 20 him n consid-
cradle sum of money for snndry breaches OF contract
on the part OF the stter For the purpose OF eec'isg
quiet settlement Of the difficulty, il was agreet BE-
tween them 10 refer 10 arbitrator, By whose de-
csion they would abide. The Hon. Henry j. Ray
mond editor and part proprietor of The W. T. Itrl>s.
was chosen as the arbitrator, and after hearing the
merits Of the respective claims of each Yr.y be made
an award favor of Mr.. Stuart for TIE sum OF Sne"
During all their difficulties the parties manifested
desire 20 keep their affairs out If the hands OF The law
yers but when the announcement OF the aV ard was
made Mr. Bourcicault that be hsd no alternative
but TO retain the services OF counsel The mater was
placed IN the hands of Mr.. Cram who commenced pro-
ceedins 20 vacate the award under the Revised Stat
utes 4j:h Ed chap. 8 title H. sec. TO-, which pro-
vides tina. any party may move to yacste En- aweEd
upon either Of the following grounds:
|. Tba. such award was procured by corruption,
fraud or other undue means.
2 That there was evident psrtiaity Or corruption IN
the artitraiors, or either of them.
g. That the arbitrator guilty Of misccudre: IN
refusing to postpone the hearing upon sufficient cause
shown or in refusing TO hear any evidence pertinent
and material 10 the controversy, any other misse-
havior b. which the rights Of any party shall have
been prejudced.
A. That the arbitratOrs exceeded their powers or
that they imperfectly executed them that mutual
final and definite award or the subie. matter submit
ted was not made.
Affidavits were prepared to show tina. there was
par;iaiy in the award but before the case came to
argument the parties effected an sEncable settlement
of the matter. II appears, however, that there was
another party en,augled in the controversy-Mr The
odore Moss, the treasurer OF Wallaek's Thes,er-to
whom Mr. Stuart, previous TO the award by the aroi-
traitors had assigned his claim again Il Mr.. Bo1rc-
cault as security for the sum Of $1,000 which M
Moss had lent to NJ. Stuart. Mr.. Moss intended To-
day TO have execution issued the judgment Of the
arbitrator and the counsel for Messrs. Stuart and
Bourccault present in Couit TO oppose the mo-
ton on the ground tina. the original parties 70 the
controyersyhavng settled their difference, all the sub
segment proceedings were null and void. Bot before
the case came up foragument the parties had abort
conversation, the result Of which was final settle
meut of all the matters in dispute.
Henry A. Cram and Richard o Gorman for Aessrs.
Stuart and Bourcicsat; Albert Matthews for Mr..
Moss.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YOaK.........Jrxr 81
Cleared,

Stssmships-Jsmsroxn Shnner Sorfoit Lsdlsm Heiuck
en- Huntsville Pos, say sonAh H. B. Cromwell Co ss;1
Woodhu, savannah, l. Achin Son Jas AtseT, Adams,
CkaTl-stoD, Fupch Aeilcke.
Barks-Prde Of the Uran lana Yrn,sa De- Nsle c.
CayAo Ekermau, ludiso J. H. Brewer Clarence (BF Arm
sIong ouebec H. a. + W Meyer, sslm, )Russ Ryse.iu,
Bcrce Fun, Meinrke. Mary Adele. Keller l8gIla
W Tundy william. Williams Mobile, Po., Smith c.. 5.
Hoxey. jr. Holmes. Norwich
Bns-Holyho.k Burke s., John Il L. Ro1th sous, Tor.
rado McCGrty, Uest II ces Smith Jones c. z. Laco..e
French, Trinidad D BrosGsn Co EmPire, Miller Bridge
pot. WaEeuan. Diuon 1 Co.
scaoon.Is-Wsf Esse Hsdgson Eizat>;hPr MASTER Ore
Con ralse Washington, Mathew. Mitchell, NJ Eiiy Bah.
bese Boston r P Buck Co. L. 2. johnson Day New
james Day..; Napoleon simmons Sewb-TB, j. l. Davis Vi.
o. Haskell Phlsdelphia. Z J. Peters; Ocean Bird Los.
han. Hsu,poT- D. 4 DeSolf. VII o. the Nsp Hunt; Halifax
McCsl Firth; J. Miller, Paine New-Oresn. ~ h. BnihAm
Tr-grsph, Rogers Phlsdephs W w Braueri Bow
ditch. Philadelphia James Hand; Louisa Chase Boston W.
Levi. J. II. Wsu,u, Chapman, New Haven. master.
S.oops-Hsyest Corsn Bristol master; Merchant Douslas
New Haven, H. s. Racket Warren s.dlaAsi, NeY-IAyen,
s,esmer-Euoch TIsir Crowen Sev.orlesrs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-27
MARRIED.,

COIvIy-LINT-On Thnr,day, Jun, g ~ r. "a. RI.
B.sop Wh.;snons HAN Coiys % Ms &-oe EizAeeth
Ls~s b0th Of .hls ely.
DIII6S-CARROLL-In :hs city, Tnulsy evening Jso-
u by Re-. Henry Highland e5.u"t, ~. Dion, es5-
formerly Of Reading, Pa, = liza r. Cs'roA 81 ms cry
UyYDFN-sTARR-Or Friday evening, Jun. - ~ n, Esv
Ear. P.rdy M John r. Hayden 10 " n Sarah - ses-I
daughter Of Ala. George s:srr, a. Of his city
E-IrSTING-WOODRUFF-A. Nsdson, y. J.. On Saturday.
June IS By n. Rev. samuel Rsnisl Hoa-e hlu.ta %
Julia r. syre d. gheg e he &c Thomas / W0odEas o..
New.Yort.
KETCHCM-yAy SOsTRlSD-A: bziyyiIs, ". Y On
uedu.,csy sveutrE lne = NJ Elstice h@ch1m % VI
Hadsh F.e daushsr o. M. benjamin Van Nos,rsnd all
Of he above place.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Brooklyn. On Thursday, june
Is by the Thomas 8lTch Henry o. L.1ghon and NJ -
Hannah c. daughter o. A. Bracket W, Of BFootly-.
MORTOS-BALDNIS-A. s.. PAuFs Ch-rch Syra:uss " Y,
on sdnesdsy, June = y m Rey WI B. Ashley, ID. D..
elde, Of the Hon Harvey BALDWIN Ct Syracuse
Baltimore papers please ootS.
WlLMARTH-BEDELL~-At Aui,Jvile, on Wednesday ever-
ina June p. Mr.. TreaoEe C. NDa--n 20 Ms. May 2,
daughter Of tie late isssc Bedei al Of he above pace
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-27

se.slS 81 Rep lei No. ard : 3 SitSl5 = ~ 49,.
B.sf Ran, Fni Re d,u'sd far ,-'ss o. - - n III
ga c.. Ne, are g. sni nssyy, - srFPy isi
fhF. ard ~ a, scslr. fr Dry asss, 'l-i a5ie sH
a.. Lss {. srrn-- :he sSnaAsa iai b. De 81
..t.i 81 k1.r.s.. - shis sud - y III
,- en- er Pr.s IN 5s- Smoked Meas are i.ifi So
Il.- ,.,rt- sshrs.l Hams q. i5 bii-f : pr -
.ir<nsni a. "a. .,-,s,-. p .,.,r,or
g prime of 20 hid :
SUGARS Raw A.. fr- .nd N Air d-nae4i as % - 80
cha a: 81 qsIc 100 khes PGr-o Roo = IT,, aa ~
y, O-,.g. =. 81 ais TO bSrs Havana $. e. ~ 100
N rod s-ned a. Sc forCr hed. Ground aud gf.nt
.-sd .ud 8. ds.c e. Hht,s S"1.@ srAde- 800 q :,
leo 10 -, , A. -, 49,.
sPICEs-we h-ar e. as 4 100 e'ss FiHen'o % f''
.eraE -s -. A. l.. .h,.i-a3
In Ron a. : Is who0: buyer; :he recent ends.voF tAe,
n hs rr, II sor- psris. ei ~rh the utde % - -P
the Price FL 20 hsi proved sooTye ne i' o's'
as. reported .,ld mostly 5: : IS z bush, cash -
TEAs-rhe -rsde moderate prices are N NJ '
WHisSY~T5@ a5siss: s. lie ssssy, ne demand noderAe
= 80
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Nv TelcRruph.

HIGHLANDS June ~ sln. One hip anchored inside ard
ole bsrs outside the Hos sut banks of the shland,
hour in NiriS HSht Weather clear.
NEW-ORLEANS, June 25-AFr bark William HenEy ifon
Philadelphia. .
BOSTON. June Arr ships H.re, Eryins hsnSins. Cd
cut,s josephine BIZ ThomP~n Palermo ,hoonsr Ml1.,s
leans BAH Island City Galves'ou-
BEDFORD June sS.-arr ships james Alien, Devol,
Milo, Soue North Pacific China North Pscinc
baTk oc-sD Carre Atlantic ocesn Isaac Hosland' Hobs
and Benlamin Cummings Jenkins Pacific Ocean.
NORFOLK. Jsoe y Ar sthr. h. NJ Fry, IL days hon'
Barbados with and The produce
Their bed been hesvy arrivals Il bTeaSufs aud provisions
CHARLESTON, June Is The steamship Columbia CAPT,
Berry from New York arrived bore the bar a. ococs on
Friday evening he wharf .. ock Saturday mofpug
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-27
Passengers Arrived

To eashe A',. T9s@, {,0" t'RHsf AN N, s NJ
Mr.. Carpenter and child Mss Blesy Rev Dr.. Cu'le
c Bel aiy and children J. Csmmst, wife two children
and servant j. C. COuroy, Nrs " Gray aud daughter Geo H.
Davis. l. Robe wife AID infant Kellogg, Alex BOYD
Me. Boyd, Mr.. VI Hop,us NJ. Psttno-, M. HI j. w.
Hoton sid WIFE r. Bars;. Or McChesney WIFE two infant.
and W. r. Buckley, NJ Tobias, T. Curtis, we and
child g Jacobs and wife. MaDe II. Willard. Anderson
raEediSul {. Craig. NJ. C. k1app and child Nj L. TO
ker and nflu,s Miss Bond J. Bsmss, P C1cey w H.
Sears wife and infant, W : Phillips p White A. Holcoms
H. Hayden, Csp. Van Pept COZ, four children and
George Yale, T. Ware, wife, children aDd servsnt H.
Cuunin CHAM Mrs Clark snd IL AM AW. STATION wife child
John Dillon C. l. O.borne L n Saudeon Mr Seams aud
children, h. Johnson wifi sad I children. : White,
Mrs Smith and infant, C. Hopkins Judge Baker, l. snap,
B. Lsxrruce Mrs r. Well. and infant p Kst, j. Dryden,
Mrs. Tscn and children, Mr. z j. Bell Mrs Shoer
ard children Pstterson, Eph Horn, shsAe wife. and
child g. King W. g. Hunt. C. W. Cleveland, II. A. Bru.
bacher and wife M, NJ. A Howard J. Eusi. H. H. Grant,
J. L. Newton Johu Spaldirs d. J. Mycs, H. Rhodes, ID.
Clark r. T. Purdy S. r. Williams W. 3. Parker, W. Bos
dell, J " Davidson, II. Ransom, II. CalPn M. Orr ard
son NJ L. Deri :. Perkins, {. T Thomp-on, w Kendall
c. II Haddon, W. J. okaue ". J. Dickson, J. mining
II Miller H. Et.ng J. II. Hatch, NE Lucas aud tso children
J. Coensy B. W Paine, wifi and Two children w ; Tobey
p j. Walker j. Wright, @ Wright, VI shannon z 2. Towns.
hiliIeD sud J. s. Tabor, A p Woodsde, McMll
leD, L. Whiting, Iii King J. Morrison w. S Resis, Z.
p Lsmbeon James A. Glass c. A Sheppard and wife, B..
White, J. Rails, g Maxwell j. Lush-rsnd d. P Lusher
j. Loysn, jenkins Ryan, Thom, Tnt aud $40 IL
Ia ,tp .itd ElSriege, from Eide I,Ld.GAs Maria VI
Brow # Providence, R l.
In ,eamtip Bremen from Brene--Thoua. Hsrmsn and
and three d sh.er. A K.che, H. Il Beo~ Henri and
family r Fsrsn. NJ Nagsn. Chas Wu Brass 'id family
A Squsrspan H. Wagner and lady, Miss De Goey ard lister,
sehessirger }. Halbach ard lady, Miss Arnold
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Arrived. SUNDAY. June d.

s;s'rsAP ts.e' Taylor MEOW A.PE~s J1ze g. md,e
ard Lass . }. " hsyu.1[G
Steamship brrr-l tB-- W-sei. Br-a-a via S. ,prou
~ Inst, ndse- ard ~ Pea u D. d. K. s,u Rrsher
lad ..-ady W Winds and much ia Ths Caaaia
olt Ill., N-s-E hence lft, BoIG. j,h and VANDERBILT,
sap Asa kdr1Ze, Coeuln, Eide Island Lower Ca solalaj
IL Psei MARI p 10 y W on and vent a. az w., b-f-
eeanre tn trade, j deg W passed CsFe Horn April
>; Tssa the ECcsior he Aar;c Nav 3 ih-n "a
es2e b-tye, lie Ia AID n IS day. been day. Of
Ills pr n St nd. nd oEs Gsf ns. IA; s. >, on a .
sfrsr 5-s Dunkrk. u Ellsworth. b~zce.
Bar D-uiDs Hisgrs, Para 81 in, ru55er uu;, A.,
Z l. Coming Co
B4Ta BFuhei Ch4.e Csc1sgos = Gsy aoi uoasss
% Geo. 5 S.epsensor.
Bark Sore lNorl Breehr. Lesbon 6 day. marble
rzss. &C 20 s.uss / h ID. =.
bIs Bs Bars;i. Pro Csb-o lA ins, eoee- hi4es &c.
- Rsll1 Go.
Brs sal ef clad-ul Roor--, G.,Ed Cay 7 J. e;A ms.
tst 20 xe.esl p-l,s-.
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CUPREME COURT. City sDd County Of New.

- Y1s.-GEORGE W. cANPsKLL sas GKORGE A.
IHAlER ssaus CATHARlNK v WENDELL 1n. John
WENDELL. teg hushA- do ths lffflaLl II ARISE
~ WENDELL. Gor hs-stv -egu--6
sver th oolv air. u zis rctl cf - BE- tied tt f. 4
The Crgs oke Cry And C1-;y ~ Nesf 0fs Hal
u IL Cry { Nevlcrk- "a Q cEs v1lr
;hc saG IL slosaT - 4 o. NJ krasi.
IL the City = Nsu Yea ~-t- Eir, ,fafr
vice q ils -src q - 1sy q suk selce;
ard II s O. ,ht saii ss:E fAe Afre
sad. III plaintiffs his u sFFy Car ~
lef DEN srded IN the Da,ed Se lcTt Jun. 1859.
JOHN Foot PLAINTIFFS. Attorney, n l0s Bn4&wAy v. Y.
Tie IN his teG the oc~ of The Clerk
Of the Cy and Cogniy New Nos ibe M DAY q June,
l3ia-D.i.d, New. York June Is, 1859 JOHN FOOT,
laws~Ms
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CUPREME COURT.-Cattaraugus Comfy

- Stanley Martin AIT George Chamberlain. Emo. c. Brooks
Administrator ard Lucy B. Howard AdHnistrA,rH u HorsO
Ed.p oscea.ed james T. Howard, Bei.sy Edspn, Elizabeth
KipsuAu FdeA ChA.e Anthony Chase Lucy stone, Gse b.
stone Meyins Brown samuel A Brown Nshsni.l Edsn, IT,,
Lesnder Borden Evelyn Borden Lawrence Borden Inca Bot
Borden L-snd-r Edson Ed~.Ti Edson Joana
Fdrha Eoson, Nathaniel EG.on. and Josiah Kingmzn.
To the above named cencsnt You hereby
the complaint Of Stanley Martin pantf copy Of
which fled The Office Of the Clerk o Caitsragas Csaay
New York and 20 copy Of your the cub
Hnscac Cati2rsus1s County Newfors within twenty
ssr the s,ioe # Ibis summons exclusive Of the DAY Of service
The pzlnt S Apply the Court for the relief
ths comp plant. A. STORRS Palat5. Attorney.
. Av6xMo
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legal Notices.
of the Hen. DWIGHT II. CLARKE.

DY order of the IL ,. DWIGHT II. CLARKE,
ID County Judge q ChensDgo County-N1tce !. hereby
giv Of AZ order requiring al creditors of CHARLES r.
JEWELL Of Greene in said county n.3veu, debtor also Ne
CURING 81 the creditors q ALBERT JENELLo Greene. Afos
said ven' debtor 90 show n any they have before
the said County judge bis Office IN the town q ONfd In The
County ChenAnso aforesaid The 5st dsy Of August nen
a. 10 o'clock n the Forenoon Of thai day why Assignment q
The said nents should no. b. made and they and esh
Of them be discharged their debts according he provisions
Of the statute yountiy ,s.gnmeuts made paAst
20 the apple alton Of insoyeut and bis credi,ors'
Dated the ll,h day Of jane, ls5e
je1D lavlo0sM. JAMES w GLOVER
Attorney FOR Petitioner, Oxsori Chenanro CO.
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roTEs rIITypAlTg1s DAY.

SpTHEsE Co1Sr-C-RcCIT-P,R L-No,. l641,
ei as 5i9 us l0f7 Is l339 1888 T. 90 1871 1883 1897,
ms snll nIs 25T. 2o2s 203I PsRr In. 2ts 1870.
srsn eA l.Ss 1884 li22 1874 1915, 2t ia te4 l7e?,
217s 2l4, 2lls ana aa, 2;.2
SUPREME CouRI-SPEcIAL TEEy.-Adjo1rrej for
:b- y,rm.
xrprRIox CouEy-TRIAL TERs-{>hcr causes
" seq 7sl rs 752 TO 7s5 s sl2 s]l $50 50, s7
ses s3 sns Goa s5, 90 go s5s, 49, ~ S7o rs go ~
lGso 0. i63 1885 lice lll4 HIS, li5l iio, lif, iii.
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Disasters, Ac.

THE Bsis MERLN ofNew York, Gibbs master from Antwerp
bound Havana with CONSISTING q boxes Of glass bSs
Of hay the Long isnd shos Bahama
Bar on morning Mordy the Sh ut and Tnur-isy,
ID. a became ots. wreck, and abandoned. TIE
captain and arrived Nassau ID inst Toe mat As aida
norton 81 the cargo have saved and ousht 20 Nassau
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N County o. New York notice hereby ryen 70 al
having claims against ERNEST IL WlSZER, lif- 4 tho
city ofNesYort druEs;, deceased, peseui The With
voucher, thereof The Subscribers either ~ No Cedsr
The Of Ferdinand BLAKE ,h- rs.deooe 4 Henry
johnson No - Bowey In the city 4 SewYst sere
the 18th day Of December DeK-Dsiei NeEYort fs1s day
q June. 1889. FERDINAND BLANCHE. -
i.Sl HENRY JOHNSON A>AF--.oss-
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~, Firth va. -ed chart ,er hsd ~ ,od, he d.
me- Attorney Ind f.lei brig hn % ma. h Coz. G
soupd % ds,bsfrs he BAL
Arr disIs,iss Of ch-s niUS1;Gn: Hotns, lie c.; Al
glfued.
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IMMATURE ALMANAC.
Sur-Rfes... $50 se;s..... 1855 Moon-Rises 0:l8
HIGH vArIR THIS DAY
Sandy Hcof.. $50 Gov Lad. $50 Hell G,te.... f:I