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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-22
BroOkiyn City Newu.

SEIZURE oy CousnKFEn HAYnKS BANK Bnls-The
republic Of Hayt, W. L. has for long time past been
flooded with counterfeit bills, which manufactured
In New York and sold TO seamen and others engaged
trade with that island Every vessel leaving this port
supplied with quantity, and the evil length
came 20 great that the officers of that took
measures W put stop to the practice n possible The
matter given IN charge Of the New York Authorities
and after some mouths watching the police have length
succeeded IN arresiing Of the Iart engaged In the
illegal traffic Detectives Raynor and Van WAGNER Of
the Prookyn force having Obtained necessary In
formation, laid In wait board the brig Baltimore,
lying at Catharne ferry, yesterday, and succeeded
detecting German whose name II supposed 10 be Has-
Ter after concluding sale of SIS 900 worth u, counterfeit
bills 10 the nate The brig 10 sail for Port Prince
on Monday. The bills, which were contained IN com
mon box were seized and brought W the once Of the
Deputy Superintendent of Police The accused locked
up To avail further inquiry IL supposed that he In
~ gang who have manufactured aud sold this money
for Year, past. The bills seized printed on thick
straw oolored paper, inches by TX inches
IN length and width. The Typographical exc
eution IL bad. The following Is near n
description Of the bills ~ can DO made
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-22
City IntsIlfUence.

Fnr IN CxsrrE srNuIy-pet<cen four ani nvr o'clock
Friday morning fro broke out In tie brass foundry
Of jams Gallagher, 81 Ccntre street The fan krc
stock will amount 70 about 300 insured for 81 cO IN
the Hewn Insurance Company. TIE building Is
tho chimney due.
ASslrn on A poiIushs-On Saturday norn'ng, %
about on ocIoct, q policeman named william SPARKS
entered the drinking saloon Of Mr.. Gooderson, No.
Chatham street. there the policeman entered into po-
iitical dispute with Dennis Mclaughlin Tho police
represcnt the Douglas faction, and Mclaughlin the
Breckinriige party High words between them.
aud, nj eyed, either Mclaughlin OF hin party
struek the officer, and knocked him down, aud when
down received IN the melee several Icks The
sannts then ned leaving the policeman N be conveyed
n The Fourth ward station BY Of his brother oces
No arrest made
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| Arms, sur
f4berty Cap.


The water mark, "Empre dHayn,r Is distinctly visi-
BILE by holding the bill To the light The arsi word
pies the upper part and I'D Hayt" the lower part with
In the centre. The accused, II IL stated, has
been the habit Of selling bills o this description
ocers and crews Of vessels trading with Hayu, but
ely 10 his operations that he could be detected
Yesterday however the mate OF the brig Baltimore lent
bis aid the matter, and the result above stated.
Many thousand dollars worth Of this Kind Of money has
been Imported into Hayt and circulated there Ii sold
at ID, rate Of 0fty cents on q dollar.
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TELEG RAPHIC.
THE METEOR AT ALBkvy.

AtRasr, July n, 1890
The nerymcscor seen here on Friday night. about
half past line TO ten O'Clock with much dssnctness
The spectacle most brllisnt At first II appeared
Ike eobe Of IRE about the syp Of mans head. II
then sepu td nto tw istinct giobusr bod ss leaving
trail Of lgbt behind and travelling at rapid rate
through the heavens ia direct from west 70
east
THE METEOR sEKN AT pAsvrLJE, PA.
DsSvu1n, July II, 1890
The meteor paced sst evening at ten oclosk sivnr
~ much hkht a. fall Il Appeared on the borizoD
west Of northwest, and pssped due east Il Was absui
Sin Seconds m passing. When directly In the ncrstc-s.
u broke, scrmins two parts following the chr.
ss~s minutes ANss Il d,sappeared sound RESEMBLING
sAusdg NJ dhsinstiy board No clouds IN sAshs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-22

PoeTAcs 10 Bsr1sH rossrsroxs IN AuA VIA MARmnr2
AND Svz.-Notice has been given by the French Post
once that on and amer the LIST Of July Instant letters
nom the United States addressed the British pnses
sous IN Asia via Marrecs and Suey and PREPAID 70 tho
port Of d,bsrcston OF the British packets the Indian
sss, viii 70 for~ard to destination without addhionAA
posssfe The present rasee ~ postage BY bsteh nall,
via Marselcs, viii therefore be = fun 70 dcG1patno.
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many last night does not TO have been correctly
described in this mornings HxAIp. observed IL from
the soop of house in Fortyninth street, Lexing
ton avenue and saw it from M first appearance in the
west till its disappearance In the east II seemed TO
rise over the Hudson like skyrocket rejecting sort Of
blush green light surrounded by dense haze When
attained ths apparent magnitude of about mile took
an easteriy direction, breaking into bright ball with
comet like train and several smaller balls, which follow
ed at distances of about two hundred feet each with
train tail 1t seemed TO disappear Raveuswood,
L. l., the nrst ball lasting longest The Of these
globes Of light moderately slow and nearly horizon
taI-not at all Ike the meeoric flashes. must
have taken two three minutes from its rst appearance
till it passed from our view. JBT.
OBSERVATIONS OF SEVENTH STREET RESIDENT.
To KDrroR or THE HERALD.
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ne meteor made u appearance II cxnctly 1tecn min
use 70 ten night, In the northeast ~ shown BY she
above diagram, IL being OF beautiful blue envcoped
white mist AMER descending In q curve OF about ave
desr.~~ separated at ninety degrees distinct
bodies equal size 70 the observer about twelve inches
in diameter and commenced 10 travel exactly parallel To-
sether throwing OF most brilliant red starke portions
o. Of which followed with acry brush This con-
tnucd at n slow pace until the meseors made forty de-
sreos when the one represented AZ disappeared asoge
ther at d. the other becoming the time smaller
continuing It's course forty degrees when slowly
disappeared a small red star.
he meteors travelled together from ninety 10 forty de-
srecs with exactnes distance apart quite parallel
with SEVENTEEN Seventy streets their Intense blue
bodies surrounded with brilliant white light forming
one OF the most magnificent sights ever beheld O. l.
Az srES PROM FrFrx.rHrRD STREET
10 rHK rnuoR oF
While standing Ffy third street. OF second ave.
sue talking with friend End looking N the direction OF
the Gre few minutes before ten O'Clock at night saw
t~o balls Of Gre rhe which appeared TO come from
the rc the west side Of she city They surround.
Cd by q thick mist, and while rising made such
light a. roof or wall would when falling 10 at Ere.
After they had risen 10 certain height they formed into
one ball Of Ere, and took horizontal course near duo
esss, or on line with Fify fourth street Iot.eryed
streams Of Gre passing from the body and when crossed
second avenue did not appear 70 be over three hundred
kes high and about The sim Of large foot BAN. The
streams OF ere were apparently from one 10 two feet
,cus. snd continually leaving the body. watched this
body Of IRE very closely until passed over on Long
rsland, and out of sight RIG
yrrv rrOu roRrY-TNrH srRKxr.
10 rHn npnoR ov ms HERAtp.
y NEW yoRx, July n, fseo.
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was sitting Ia the car reading as the train
raising oskhnl about thirtytwo miles from Albany,
when saw the rejection Of bright object In the water.
hurried 10 The platform Of the and bright ball
Of FIRE PASS the Hudson river, Almost directly
head It had small tail Of fire at the wess end, and
when burst into three parts, the detached
pieces following with the main body until lost N sight
u very fast, and tbs time IL tooh In crossing tbs
horizon was about half O minute. II We = brieht =
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Last evening about ten minutes before ten O'Clock
very gulsr meteor passed city in direction
little tOuth OF had about the apparent eieva
ton OF an ordinary IRE rocket There appeared 10 be
three heads balR OF fire of intense brascy and beau
~ connected 10 straight line by slender thread OF IRE
As passed the city slowly, H left al short rser
walls ssrks Of fire lie track which quickly disappeared
while the three heads preserved their brancy I'LL they
passed beyond vision. We never before saw meteor
passing NO near the surare Of the earth II must have
been s,en BY many thousands, and VIC shall probably
have many accounts OF It's appearance at the different
places over which II passed.
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As SEN AT HKwARK.
-us ECCENTRIC vrsrrxR AT rurLAsELrurA.

FrOm a PhadeIphia paper, July II
Az ahor half Pact nine O'Clock last evening meteor or
The bguar character passed through the heavens
from the vest towards the east II preceded by
radiance imiar to that 81 aurora, and progressed
slowly hgering for time within the range OF vi.
sion. II rDsisted apparently, Of several bodies OF
grccnlsb zoe, connectsd with belt Of fame. a long
sireAmef 4 Gre IN its wake Crowds gathered
al the ctr corners discussing and spccuatng upon It's
supposed ifucnce mundane AFFAIR." In the neighhor
hood of Paramount seemed 10 touch the top Of the
voir inon3 while those who witnessed from the wharf
described Il sinking into the bed OF the Dclaware,
whose suNce Illuminated with u brilliancy. OF
course M was, IN reality not the accounts from
soue dstnce below Camden represent as stu pursuing
us fight pvards the orient. II s seldom that such
eocentric lister breaks IN upon the harmony Of the
shcrce tle view ~ largo crowd q Spectators and
We NAV epcci much astronomical discussion upon tho
subject
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-01

ppoy-NIn ,h. city Wednessdsyb bie A. Bsown ag d
brown the ,ldest son OF John H. " ,.,
s and rriuds invited e bs pSetS Tc
1f,idayl afternoon dS eo.s
NO t ~ yontrs on Thursday May o. ama s1loe s.
oK xn /" Grs,n "ueh, daughter OF we sl ne'' - "
p,'wsy ssd Q years and ~ n'o" ,,.r m .ta,',
In this ey Oh "Wednesday, May Sv cok
m', jerrnnah second eldsS ~ son months .,
Cufy y On Monday April 30 at her rsidence at Gate
CAOtG sows, shire Scotland Miss Mary Csrnocla an In the
In tbs city, on Tuesday May 90 after lingering
a'Iess Felix Dohety, IN the 9th year Of his age.
rDsA1-In this city on Wednesday, May 80, Mary E. Ed'a
aged months and 10 days :, ~,
oIpnIsoNAt Garrison's on Wednesday, May 90 Martha,
wife Of Jno Garrison, and daughter Of the late James NJ
t aSnds and relatives are invited attend her funeral at
Gsrons Friday June at o'clock 2 a, and M a m
ther notice. Trains leave Chambers street ~ @' - " '
aud return at 4 sSd 1923 p -
UIRD-Cn Thursday afternoon, Nay ~, Mrs Oatneme M
Hurd wife Of John R. Hud IN the sh year 2, ne age from
her late residence No g's Greenwich street at O'CLOCK on
HiIL~Gi Norwss Conn. Wednesday, May 80 lSGo Of
consumption sarah Jane Hill eldest dsugher OF the Rev.
MS' h sS s Nay Sn ESs S
of J,hr W ard Annie l. Kirby o.,., -..a.nco No DIG
West Tweutietb street, at o'clock on Friday afternoon the
LiYEon Thursday May 81 at the residence Of his sther
J5hn Lane esq No 1914 West Thryfourth street Wser
Marion Lane of scarlet fever aged year. months ana 20
His remains will be taken this friday afternoon to Paterson
riNbsAY1M No l47 Broome street New.York, William A.
Lindsay Of John and CathaTne Lindsay aged years ana
| 2months. n,
MEsSERVE-At Boboken Thursdsy May o. after shof'
illness Absm G. MesseIye in the sn year ., Hs Eoscops
Church Fourth and Garden siree,s Hoooken on Sau
dsy june O'Clock The relatives and fiend are
| invited TO attend.
| San francisco papers please copy. - ~. :, =, RI,
MCKAY-On Wednesday May 30, at No 335 South Fourth
street Jersey City George Z. Mckay, eyed u year, months
| and day. - ,, n -, n,
PLAfF~0n Wednesday, May &c. Dr. Charles Pla aged Is
| wears and months. -, RI.
sINGTR-In Brooklyn Thursday morning May b. Lizzie
RAYMOND daughter Of Henry d. and Sarah Marshall Sanger
| uged wear 8montks and II days -,
The friends of the family invited 70 attend the funeral at No
East Baltic Saturday the I'd inst at 10 ococs
sCUTT-Un Wednesday May 80, Henrietta Maria, wife
H. Scott late OF Buffalo N y, in the 2h year oil Ne
, :.
The friends and acqusinsnces Of the family respectfully IN
10 attend her funela No SO Second place. brooklyn
on Sunday sfteTrOon o'clock, without further notice
WEANER-ln this city, Tuesday, May 70, Mrs Ehzaoet
| Weaver in her I'D year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-01
rnrLe,.-Peporfed bv TslegrapL.

oswEGo, May a. p Flour steady at SIS 25 for State,
and 40 l2ld rs 80 for extra Canadian. WHEAT firm sales
ta0O bush No Milwaukee Club at 81 IL, and 500 buss White
Canadian private Terms. CoRS dull, sales ynng 9OOo
bush Indiana at Sc OARS and BARLEY quiet unchanged
tales 100 bush Canadian at Gle. CANAL FREICArs duh at a5c
on Flour &c on Wheat Go. Corn, New York LAKE. In
1000 bills Flour 300 bush. Whst 900 bush Corn
Canal EXPoWTs3 600 bbs Flour H. an bush Wheat 500
bush. Corn, q, loo bush. Oats.
NEwORtEANs, May 8l.-CorreN: sales to-day 1900 bales
at li IL. for Mddlng MoLissss 30G2c Cons 65d6Bc
PoBK GIm; Mes, $40 NHHKN, 2002lc EXCuANGR ON Lon
don 909 prem INN do With bills Of ladng 8ld8s premium
ssht EXoHASdE Nov York, premium, FKRGIrs slightly
Lieler
CiScSSATI Nay 3i-FLouR IA moderate demand ct ~ 90
fof Supetue WHISKY fu he. PoRK in fair demand az
FL IS bat Il difficult to buy below $40 Bacon at Sdloc
Sight Exchange on New-Nors dun at " cent ,o 80,
WHAT dull parties apart nothing doing beyond the sale Of
the close sales 200 buh at 5iaa5c No Illinois, aud 320
SO for Toledo quiet With small sales at Soc WHISKY
steady sales 100 bh zoe CANAL FHEUhfs easier At ac
on Flour IIle ON Wheat and lOc. Corn, TO New York
NOME May so-CoTros quIct sales to-day 800 bales o.
10y dl0lc. iog Kidding
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-01
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YoRK........MAY 81


Observation-Disclosures Couch Norfolk, Ludlsm Heineten
Slp-F b. Cutting Mallory Liverpool Post, Smith Co
Rark-Sartelle Jackson Orleans VIM Nelson Sons
j. S. Davis Fsirchd New-OIeans Robson Fosdcki Glen
wood Penny b. eager serahna Homer Havana l.
r. eager Indian Belle TenBy CieniueEos 4. Ward Co.
Tasso Keany ST John o. Moke Co. Maria Adelaide (Prus
Brigs2H Hive Dart Cienfuegos Fl. j & c. A. Dewolf;
Cen Pierce La Diem Mstnzas Ellis Popham Bravo Gould,
81 John ". b., Il. Marsh -
schooners-Dophin Keller Machias, T. NJ. Mayhem NJ.
Pickup Baker Jacme Kunbard Co Ida Howes 81 Jago,
McC resdy Mott Co J. W. Faukin, Boston Dayton CO.
Ocean " ave- Warner Washington 1elfsir Horn A. a. Man
ester Nckerson Galveston Norcros Prince; H. Newell,
Treworry Boston c. +. J. Peters, r Nikerson, Fuord,
Charleston Done Potter Co Brontes Powers ao Grande
B. Eager; J. Hazard. Wilson Bristol, H. Msatin, Seght,
Baltimore Merrill Abbott Tempeon Hoigdon, Aguadla,
Brett Son Co Oregon Rogers La Have, Miller Ho1ghtoni
Davidson, Ryder. Norfolk, BedeD. -
stesmers-P T. Hart sddel, Philadelphia Planet, Wilson,
Philadelphia.
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sunBgR rRon saCB srArp.

Hids.sjasc p n Tslow eastc p n. Pst. &c. BEL IS
each Csl.kin. il0l2ic y Veal Calves 81 so@Ss 80.
Beef Extra and First quality nclnds nothing bat the
Second quality nclod-' the best gas fed O1en tie best m
fed Cows and the best three year old Steers Ordinary conds
quality thrown out
There 6 the Eat~ Railroad 60 over thu Bos
and Lowell and g. the Fihbus Of those the
Fitchburs from Albany.
RgxARKs-BuyeTs The market well stocked
and dull But few ssles made and those decline Of
2a50c cwt Dealers Of Western cattle say they shall lose
money IS stifed from Canada not offered Old Shsep sold
well last weeks prices fully realized Lambs and Calves lower.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-01
MARRIED.

DAVIs-TUTHILL-At Catalogue Long Island ON Mondsv
Nay zS by the Rev. Ezra lo ng, Samuel n Dais "a
keWYoh City, to Miss Sarah L. Tuthill Of Catalogue
ICHLAP-BEVERIDGE-At the residence Of the bride,
fater John Beyeridge esq Of Uds N Y on Mondsv Ma
D. BY tie Rev Mr. Fitch Mr. John Dunlap San Antonio
TeIss 10 Miss JEANNE Beyeridge
the Palisades M. y. Church
Rocksnd by the Rev q. OCsnnichae Wednesday MAY
Mr. Edward Winsnt Of New York. TO Miss Elzsbe,h
daughter Of the le Stephen H. Lssence Of TsPPan Rock
land County, D., Y
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by telegraph.

HIGHLANDS May a. et-No inward bound vessels in
sight Wind =, light; weather cloudy
SANDY HOOK May 81. sunset-Two onss are going aP
ne bay One ship, one bark and two brig anchor a. > W.
Spit, bound out Wind light; weather hazy and cloudy
NEWPORT, May 3l-Au. schrs Eiiia Jane: Adams, fhilS
depha for Boston; Psnthea Clark do for Salem Uateste
Bout ALBANY for Boston, r. j. Talbot Fayson NewYork tr
Boston Laccp Besne and Newly Packet Davis New fot
for Bo,cn; Se Shaw do for Biuehi Lady sufoh baeon
do for N-wbmypoIt Angler Be.se do Tor WTsham; sssp
Alice Davis Rondout fer New.Bedford
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-01
NEW-JERSEY ITEMS

MILITARY PARADE-PREsEETATIoS OF CoLoRs.-
Yesterday the day appointed for the feldday of
the Hudson Brigade. At the hour appointed for FORM
ing Col d. S. Gregory received an order from Brig
adler Gen. Hatfield countermandug the order for a
regimental drill parade, in consequence of the threat
ening aspect of the weather. Notwithstanding, the
Second Regiment proceeded to South Bergen and
thence to the grounds selected for the parade where
they devoted the day TO field movements.
Upon forming in regimental line, the ceremony Of
presenting an American ensign was enacted. The
ensign was presented to the I'd Regiment by Col.
Gregory and was received in behalf of the command
by Major GrnneD The forenoon was devoted 10
FIELD exercises according TO SCOTS tactics. In the
afternoon Msor-Gen. Wright and staff reviewed the
regiment. Wanmaker's Band enlivened the parade
with fine martial music.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-01

HI aLToN-CONGER-In WilnamnsoRI Richard Hamilton 70
ss. Ss ' asussr Ct cOnser ESQ., OF Church on
wEsT-MlLLERA the Bros"s sSepperJ Mr. FIed ssS
a. Met of u S. S, and con o. .aPs a New.York
Rocbslle 10 Miss Jos phine Miller az "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-01

The Detroit Adrertiser aludes to the latest rumor
respecting the operations of the Grand Trunk Rail
way 1t was to the effect that the Grand Trunk Rail.
way Company had leased of the Michigan Central
Railroad Company their road ground and fixtures, for
the term Of 800 years. 1t was started on the authority
of Tie Toronto GiObc, and no doubt met with ere
dcnce in Detroit. Mr.. james f. Joy, Que of the d.
rectors Of the Michigan Central Railroad Company.
says that the report is entirely without foundation and
moreover, that no such arrangement has oven been
talked of by the officers OF the two roads.
The Treasurer of tho Boston and Worcester Rail
road announces that all outstanding bonds OF the road
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-01

hbfohIkD Soh ~ ~ 0Bo NUvp
"WEDNESDAY. Mar 40 laea
Whole number Of Cattle market 80 S. Besv-s ana
two and three-yssr-olds
PKicg- on Msxxs1 BKsp-Estf. go 81 rs; ara oua,sv
Ga
PsIcEs OF sroRE CATTLs-Working Ozen y pasr nan.
fgg 20 10 AT5. Cows and Calves, from &3p go Ssa
&67; Yesfpg, none; Two-yeWods. *i71tAi Tbrssysas.
Odds s25d fB
az rs zach; extra %, ea25, S5@ from 4asis y 3.
Sprins Lambs sS1ss
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will be paid presentation, with interest," These
bonds, which amount TO between five and six hundred
thousnd dollars issued number Of years since
to meet the expense Of additional freight depot in
Boston and authority was afterward granted TO turn
tleie bonds into stock; but with good management
they have been paid out of the current earnings while
the stockholders have received good dividends upon
their money. Nearly all of the railroads running out
of Boston are now either clear Of debt, or sec their
way socn to become so.
The MIraukee Wisconsin gives the following state
pent of the movement Of produce at that point:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-01

There still remains due about $500 900 on the tax
levy Of this year. In the Bureau of Arrears three
years time is given to pay the back bills. At the end
of three years the assessed property for which taxes
stin remain unpaid is sold at auction.
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Passengers Arrived

In steanbfp 81 Louis from Harono-Mr and Miss ,s.,
Mrs and MbsA Natal q. Bnnsdon % Caahan, NJ orl,s
g. yades de Raruss o. Alvarez Mrs H. Hamilton, Js.e ds
Tiedra @ Diss T.. L. Bunhsm, Vieszang Carlton sam
etit @ Mckay @. Leighton Alfonso s. Hanna u Barnes
b. stolse w Ore g. Watts O. Hernandez o. Valid "a as q
Darten Prof g. T. Ouin and three children
In brig L7uye0, from HdrdnGL Tombnsor c. Simpson
Benz. Halleck NJ. Graham.
child
In brig Homry, from Grand Turk, T. L-Mrs Boyd and two
daughters.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-01

COFFEEBy auction to-day 3II bags Rio were sold at II
dl3ic average $l3 II 100 TO- showing advance of tc u
~ At private sale e5J bags, Amy Lawrence sold at BE-
aud i5 bags withdrawn from the auction sale taken in the
afternoon at l2sc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-01

CITY mARsHALs REPORT.-1be following is Mar
hs El1ss .por; or the month ending May 81 There have
been e9nnftd 70 me City Phson dgiug the month May
800 Io persons Tor Drunkenness 81; mscous mischief l.
sssuH ana OGIey ss,au q vagrgncy Z0 stealing
.fcion Of stealing y destroying property, abusing his WIFE
tmestnng sloehoe violating city ordnance fighting
., grand larceny burglary o; insane petty larceny g. Ma
sttyIland, 1867 United States a.; Fngand Id Gernany
Scotland g. fauoe, l. Total Isl ' - ''