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DIED
In this city Saturday last MARS BsLLs mann ~.
ter OF G. and A. Durham, aged ~ months Aaa = -
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% fireman on the G. b. & @. Road was
killed "Wednesday evening by filling from tie
tram while passing the Sugar Creek briIgc.-
His name was Bartlett. He attempted to pass
from the Express to the baggage car, and was
knocked of by the bridge. When picked up, 4
few minutes after, lie was extinct.
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ERWe have received the second number Of
well printed paper called the Observer, hail
ing from Fayette, Fayette county, Iowa. 1t has
the names Of Lincoln and Hamin at the mast
head 1 .a
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a. Mr.. D. N. Smith, of Charlton, was in
our Office yesterday and informed us that the
drouth still continued in North Western Mis-
souri, and Kansas-that be had just been through
several Counties in that part of Missouri and
found the wheat, corn, oats, hay and all other
crops, totally destroyed. Farmers were selling
Oh their stock and many Of them moving out.
He purchased 600 hogs and has promised to re-
turn and buy 200 more. 1t is so dry there that
it is difficult to get water for stock while driving
to this State and almost impossible to buy corn.
This Ia a terrible calamity
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GREAT REPUBLICAN VIcroRY.-At the election
held in Milwaukee, on the 18th inst, the Repub-
933 majority. Milwaukee used to give Demo-
cratic majority Of three or four thousand.
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ANOTHER RAILROAD lNvESrIcN-A newly ID
vented car coupling IL to be tried upon Inc ~
timore 4 Ohio Railroad, which Is said 70 oe "
genions, simple and safe. The patentess cam "
for 1t that a train Of any number ofcsr ein
coupled BY simply backing them tasssaeI 49, Z
boy ten years old, standing upon the platform =
passenger car. or ON the top of tre'gn' =,
out OF all danger, uncouple single ca orsa
entire train, either hen in motion or s'ahu' /.
still, on level or on grade. No oaeSiag |"
Stacking up" Of the train is necessary oeio.'
unconpling; and, by the use Of this mseha0I,
On engineer, seeing danger ahead, coasd ds'a, I,
the whole train rs easily and as quiekV ~
could sound the steam whistle. and thas Ere'.ss
catastrophe from dragging the train ai'e, Y
locomotive Off the track or over an oos1fux1''.
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ca Acting upon our suggestion, the Dubuque
Herald of Wednesday comes out in column
and half leader upon the Convention and nom
nations, the object being to cheer the dropping
spirits of the dcmoralized and dispairing Dc
mocracy Of Iowa. The editor says he is hope
fnl-that the rank and file are c,lthusiastic-that
the party is gaining ground-'from every coun.
ty the intelligence is cheering and from some
quarters absolutely astonishing and glorious"
Here is encouragement for the despondng-
hope for the despairing. There is no use carry
ing heightened and voc bcgonc visages around
the street when such astonishing and glorious"
reports are out Dorr has the aews-Dorr prints
it, or we presume will print it in the Herald
Send for copy and try and get up a better feel
ing. We do protest against fighting party in
the forlorn and dilapidated condition Of the
Douglas Democracy in this State. II is repug-
nant 70 our feelings, and against our principles.
We never yet struck fallen foe or plucked the
beard of dead lion.
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MANLY REcASTATroN.--We find the following
manly withdrawal from the Douglas party, 'for
good and sufficient reasons" in the Military
Tract Journal. spirited Republican sheet,
published at Macomb, ILL.,, Of which v. Y Raj
ston has recently assumed the editorial control:
MAcoNB, July L.
Mr.. EDlroR:--I notice in last weeks Eagle
that have been appointed one OF the Assistant
Marshals for the Douglas ratification meeting to
be held in Macomb, July 2lst, 1860. The action
of the Baltimore Convention in the nomination
of Fitzpatrick, who is an ultra slave code man,
for Vice President, and in the adoption Of the
Wickliffe Resolution, has been such that cam
not longer act with the Democratic party, and
consequently cannot act as Marshal on the 2lst
inst. FRANK PARKINSON.
Thousands are ready to follow in the foot
steps of Mr.. Parkinson for similar reasons
Douglas has repudiated his principles; what
claim, then, can he have upon the support of
honest men
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TAXING THE BACK TRAcK.-The Syracuse IN.
" Courier has hauled down the name Of Doug
las and run up that Of Breckenridge. The editor
says: Is, 5.eos5 e.s E,sa.a
sAs an eye witness Of the occurrences at
Charleston and Baltimore, we cannot accord to
Mr.. Douglas the prestige Of regular nomination,
and therefore we cannot be bound by any party
allegiance to support him, and We can now see
the path Of duty only in a vigorous support o.
Breckenridge and Lane, the Democratic candi.
dates Of the Democracy Of Democratic Statea'
The jackson county (lndiana) Union is in .
like FIX. Its editor says:
"During our absence, last week, the names OF
Douglas and johnson, were hoisted, contrary to
our wishes We have taken them down, and do
not intend to hoist them until we can make mp
our mind to vote for them, which VIC do not now
feel like doing" -.
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q IN our account OF the ACCIDENT on Wed
nesday last, which resulted fatally to Mr. Little-
field, an error occurred. After his fall, he got out
Of the cellar without assistance, and after giving
some orders to his men. walked to the Office VI
Drs. Scarf and Barnett and told them Of his 20.
cident, requesting something for his relief. al.
ter lying down for some time, he informed the
physician that bis injuries were fatal. His words
proved too true, and he died, asstated, a absut
slx o'clock in the evening. He leaves vito and
three children to mourn their loss.
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terrible by rn;son, III Med,orl tltsa.
30 county, n. X, Ia reported, tho victim being
Hudah Ann Mccraney, and tho poisoner hcp
siep-mother, Mrs. Elizabeth r. McGrancy. The
verdict OF the coroner's inquest was that the III.
ceased was 70 poisoned BY her, aud that arcsepic
vas the substance. The poisoned young lady il
described a. OF attractive personal appearance.
aged at her death about II yearA She vas I
girl Of most agreeable manners, and po.sessine
genial Lumor which cndcated her 10 I large cir.
&c Of friends. The poisonsr, Mrs.. McCrancy, ID
spoken Of a. being about 10 years Of age, wo-
man Of unusually brilliant not 10 say daahing,
appearance, showing that sho once possessed !
rather remarkable degree Of beauty, the remains
Of which still exist. She was married to NJ. Nc
Craney early in 1889. Mr.. McCrancy waa her
third husband, her second, Mr. BAKER, having
died under rather peculiar circumstances. Her
father ID Methodist preacher, residing In VIA
consin, u Prairie da Ghiep. On her motherls
aide she II said 70 BE- related 70 Aaron BUR-. -
Mrs. McCraney has already stated that Hsld.h
HcCraney l. the seventh person shs hoe hcen ~.
cussd Of poisoning She was ccnseyed . m
whore she will remain TIL the time cir her nm
which will take place In December ncxt
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Tie news from New York ana Na~ Jarso,, :.
well a. Pennsylvania, ii particularly cheeriny' =
In the city Of New York very larre meeting !.
u progress tonight. composed Of persons 1ho
did not act with the Republicans Ii 1850 hut
Who are now determined 70 vote FOR Lincoln and
Iiamlin. The Tribune estimates the Republican
gain 10 the city Of New York over 1855. al mot
leas than K, 600, when | believe Fremont ma
10000 majority oyer Buchanan in the State,
ffaR HTw JsRsEY parss.
10 New Jcrsey, there are in the entire Gtato
twenty-five journals for the Republican,, against
fourteen for both wings or the Democracy: ana
two only, Of no particular influence, for Ben ana
Everett. These, 81 course, ~ simpjy acting IN
TIE influence Of Douglas, and had better declare
for him nj once.
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had decided animosty against Mr. Yelyerton-e.
much 80 that he carried pistol for hithrough jear
ousy; but don't know that NJ. felveft,n lad any
had feelins towa'd Mr. Walton i thought probable
be might have for Dir. Wsl,on insnted him in bali
room and on be pavement,
Jufor-Q Then you lever heard Mr.. YelVerton
express any sach feelings against Mr.. Walton a.
No SIR lneyer heard Mr.. Yelverton express any ami
mostly seaipst Mr. Walton; hut have heard Mr.. Wal.
ton express luminosity sgainst him.
Q. Cby JproI)-rbe az the time you saw Mr. yell
yeton ihe,e was nothing said about Hr. Waltoni A.
No Sir; don't know that DR. Walton's name was
mentioned a. ALL
O. tbyaJuror) Did yon state at your former exam.
inston " hen you last saw your husband A. l don
remember that did.
y. Then you did not see him on Saturday A. l
did not zee my husband on Saturday NJ ALL Sir.
The inquest then adjourned till Tuesday next at
9 o'clock n. m.
In addition to the reward Of $500 offered by the
Mayor for the discovery of the pcrpetrator of this
double murder the executors Of the will of Mr. Walton
have offered reward of 81 900 for the apprehension
and conviction OF tho murderer.
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Steamship Ksnak (Br sc5ev Brownies. Havana, July T.
steamship Parkersburg Powell Wilmington N. C., mdse.
to II. b. Cromwell Co.
MfS%SihP H soS S'ne"'A savannah 0'' 10 .
Bark Msrayal Griffin Porce, P r. June q. sugar aud
lsses T. T. Dwight Sailed il company with sch g. Henry
Brg jnia Ford (of Hampden SWEET Cienfaegos June 20
eRr Senator vcss for New9ork, aud brig D. v SWEET ioE
albion Or ye;PGs s FS s FsFss, a
Il Poke SSIk Morning Light from Hyen sI Porto Rico
Reynard Bsyey Had light winds and Gains most OF the
Blis il Goysnn Noples) cocso, Alexandra, Egypt. 81 days
via ca tie la Man 81 dsys mdse. order
Brig Emma Haneld Para 10 days. rubber and nuts to e. L.
Big 'of Pensacola Staples, cadena' 10 days, sugar,
Sc to E M s,ovs0. Baltimore and 40 hours from csOs
He &Ty cos to E,ta6ie R.ynaL
scbI g. j. Miller (Br johnson, Cat Island days fruit to j.
ProynceOwn on cruise had l2S bbs sperm and 20 do.
Sehr Ned Henderson, Wilmington N c. days naval stores
schr A. j. DeRos.ett Tucker Wilmington, n. c. days.
naval stores to Jonas Smith Co.
scir George H. Br Hggs Eleuhe days fruit to
ScT Lion Taylor Edenon, N C., days, shingles to Demi
schr Constitution (of Boston,, sIOu Guyana R., June
23 s9gsr and molosses to 6 4 f. j. pesers ao - Mot,
schI Emily NckersOu Wilmington, N C., days naval
scir R. BaISinRs French Richmond days, -four W. g.
Sebr ~ Price Blizzard Wilmington DEL days -four TO s.
c. Psxson Go. -
schr Nathaniel Doane Plymouth, MASH DOOne InasusH
Scr Kensingon sebur, Cardenas II days sugar &c. to A
scr Elijah Sheldon, White Bueksyle s. C., eday' naval
stores "a b. Bic Ssom Son ~
seir Martha Lambert Nuevitss June q, melado, &c. TO T.
scRr A. Jennings Lake Hamilton, N c., days. shingles to
sebr HeTsche BrdseI, Wilmington N. c., days naval
TO order -
scLr Eliza Pbaro Philadelphia for New London.
Schr @ w Sanders Browuel, Baltimore coal.
Schr John Seliman - Alexandria for sapgertes coal
Schr J. n Seymour, -, Philadelphia for Boston.
Schr w. f. Burden, Ferrin Baltimore coal
ScbT Gen. Taylor Jones, Chatham days, hsh
Schr Ann Susan Vanderbilt. New-Hayen2 days
Scbr j. NJ BTainerd. Rnssei, Pouand2 days stone.
Schr. Ann Shaer Sbaler Portland days, stone.
Schr. Charter Oak. Kelly. EliEebethpou for Boston
Schr Transit, Davis, Alexandria days, coal a.,
Steamer Kennehec johnson, Philadelphia and Cape may
udse and pass to Perkins . .rH
Steamer New.LOndon, Smith, NewLondon mdso 70 b. he
Steamer josephine Green, Philadelphia mde to Lopez
Kirkpsuck. ,,,,, L.. "a 4
Briggs =. 40 "
Briggs L. 10 I 0del.
steamer Peugun Williams Providence md1 npestown Nor
SAILED--steamshps Florida Savannah
folk, sc aud others.
WIND-SunIise, w. sunset, y.
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@. NJ. DALLAS, esq.
DREADFUL TALE.-The Rev. j. A. Siums, Of
No. AZ West Forty-nnth street, relates the following

DREADFUL TALE.-The Rev. j. A. Smms, Of
No. ~ West Fory-ninth street, relates the following
shock ng case.
a child four old OF w a. StoTia A NJ died
npht of the 9Th inst of starvation having had food
for four days Mr. Sos IL lin heab aud unabet
any kind Of work get living and his wife having had work
for several weeks they reduced 10 the most pnched and
starring condition. The who attempted 10 commit sui
Stoha am happy to tha this family bear ire
chardc and both members IN good standing Of
St Church Mr. Stona he will starye than
beg steal He willing work at anything that honest 70
get living Cannot something be raised from the public for
this poor isuilyl
Can il be true that in this city little child has been
starved to DEATH by parents too proud to ask of others
the bread they were unable themselves to provide
We cannot credit it.. No father could sit quietly by
and see his offspring die of hunger when by stepping
to the side walk frankly telling hrs distress to the
first passer.by he could get the means Of saving his
cbilds lie The story is too monstrous for belief If
it is true the insane pride of that parent houd consgn
him TO lunate asylum. We cannot find the name of
the reverend autho, of the story in the directory and
the request that assistance be sent addressed to "W
A. Storia, A. NJ, care of b. Lockwood esq, Chatham
squsre Pos-oillce," does not commend the genuine
meas of the case. The eharitably inclined win do well
to investigate before sending anything to the above
address.
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| VISIT OF THE PRINCE OF WALEs-LETTERs OF
| Mr.. DALLAS AND LORD JOHN RUSSELL The follow
ing letters have been received by his Honor the Mayor
in reply to his invitation TO the Prince of Wales to
visit the city Of NewYork in pursuance of the resolu
ton Of the Common Council:
LEGATION THE listed STATES LONDON 22d June 1860
p en- by me to sppae the Prince Of Wales Of The desire
expressed the Council Of New York that he should
have now the honor to transmit note me-
my T BY Ssr Ms Ss ass
ibet his ROYAL Hiahnes with the high sanction Of his illus
e'Gm9Hy. Sshe' respect 1Redsn
To ria ExcelIency FERNANDO woop Mayor Of New YORK
The undersigned her Maestys Principal Secretary of State
ton addsstd to him BY NJ Dallas Envoy Extraordinary and
M ter of e w f 9 the seSs Of
and Of its important and wealthy community, to receive visit
ha Royal Hpbnesss presence IN the colonial possessions o. her
Majesty The underlined having laid these documents before
express M DsIa. the high which they entertain Of the
and esG %c Sind sa 't to the G
Wher therefore the public duties for the performance of
her Mast,s North American colonies shall he concluded both
the part the Prince visit Of the institutions and
Of the most prominent objects OF oterest in the United States
Province to direct his route 1 portion Of hat
tt CITY any The % for h journey %
hoTeveI ppdtr all DC necessarily very Limited
70 make prolonged stay.
His Royal Highness will leaving the British soil lay aside all
Royal safe aud exchange his title he has done on former
9esys to foreign counties fer tina, Of Lord Renew While
thus with ceremony hich might be announcement
TO the communities which he hopes to visit he trusts 10 be
bed private gentleman employ the small amount Of time
st bis disposal in the study Of the interesting objects the
United States and of the ordinary life OF the American people
The undersigned is direct TO reques that Mr. Dallas viii
icae his Excelency Fernando Wood the expression
the by the Prince Wales upon receiving the
solution the Municipality of Newly oak and of his hope
that toward the latter end Of September he may be abed TO
pay visit TO the city they represent and to the mercantile
mnniy who have given to him welcome testimony Of their
friendly regard
The Undersigned requests Mr. Dallas to accept the of
bis highest consideration. J. RUSSELL.
Foreign Office June 81, 1860
mn
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-yoRK......J 10.
Cleared.

Steamshps-Jslnestowp Simmer Norfolk Ludlam Henck-
en-: FL 1rida Crowel, Savannah, 5. L. Mitchil Son.
Shps-Narmi Blankrnship, Glasgow Gutenberg boRte,
Hamburg L. Il An sinck & Co. ,,,
Bark Alma Nickerson Liverpool Leaycro Co. Orchis,
Devereaux Cette r. p Buck 4 Co.
Rres A. ?. Fluker Flye Msnsanilla, C. T. j. Peters j.
Butler OIL Turu.r Poto Plate, II L. smith; Mary Ann
iBrj Fay, Liverpool ~ s.. 6. wheewrglt Msndcio, =,
Curacao DoIan Pulaski Hs:hon Havana j. o. Ward &
Go Galveston, Whitefeld Elzabei hpo Baker Dayton
Sultan, Sutton, Georgetown, G. b. Obbls Co. -
Maybce Culver. Savannah, McCresdy. Mott Co. Brazil
Boston, j. Mckee Co.; D. c. Hulse, Conkin Charles
ton C. Muuey; 3 Gilman Cr,wel, Boston. s. w Lewis
Co.; Ocean Wave Wood Huntsport, d. X. Dewolfi A. L.
Webb Webb Charleston. Dolner Potter Co. Bsyey (Brb
Sanford, Mansanla Post Small
SCop-Hauiet, CaTrin Bristol, L. Kenny.
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Movements Of ocean steamers.
Passengers Arrived

IN steam ship Kdtndk from Horaza and Nrsiaa-Miss Ann
bistsr, Miss f. Webb Mr. j. Woods, Mrs 8 Taylor, hrs
bon. FELIX Mccarthy, Colonial secy for Bahanas Mrs. NC:
conbs s Hornby C. Schmidt s Hayman c; McAPine kim
ball Owns j. g. Y. Gaspar Mr. and Mrs Cnderh sendel
w Crirk Drysdie, >. Smith, G. Rams Hogg j. Hyrers
A. Gonzalez J. Sherwood Reilly Gomez j. Pringie, y ~
Fooie, Brooks j. Brooks g. Murphy, j. Golden j. NJ Ar
mold f. Prior c. Brown. j. Mclean j. Holland. L. Gemer s.
Cole j. Scott F. Helm F. Msbee f. Johnson; T. Winchester
H. Lsngran, c. Lonbeg, John McGuckn, and John Williams
Total, 81.
In bark Mayaral, from Ponce, p R-Dr T. B. Farrell
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MAR RIED ID.

BARTON GOODNIGHT Cairo N. Y "Wednesday, July
by the Rev Mr. Freese, Mr.. f. q Barton Of California, TO
Miss Loe g. Goodrich Of Cairo N. Y.
California papers please copy.
DOUGLASS HEWITT-On Thursday, July 8, by the Rev
DR. hague, Pastor Of the Hadonayenue Baptist Church.
VIM Douglass and Miss Elizabeth Hewitt all Ct this city
GREENWOOD -BENNERS-In this city, on Tuesday, July
10 at the Church of St. John Baptist by tue Rev Cornelius
II. Dufhe, A j. Greenwood Of Louisiana TO Miss Anna M
daughter Of j. y. Benners, esq, OF st. CroiS w. l.
ROBERTs-BENNERs-In this city on Tuesday, July TO- At
the Chsrch of ST. John Baptist by the Rev Cornelius H.
Duie John L. Roberts il, oil Boston, Mass 10 Misc Rosa.
lind a., daughter of L. Bepners, ESQ., Of " CroLI VII
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BROOKE wv ITEMS.

BELL AND EvERETT.-A call for the Bell and Ever
EFT men of Brooklyn to meet and elect delegates to the
Utica Convention gathered only % persons to Granada
Hall, Myrtle avenue, on Monday night. These gen.
temen divided themselves up 30 az 70 accomplish a
preteDse of ward representation; and then voted each
other into such honorary office or deegaeshp as they
pleased.
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HOSE FOR THE FIRE DEPARTNEST.-The late fire
at the foot of Fulton street proved concusvely that
the hose in possession of the Fire Deoariment, is,
practically good for nothing Length after length
BURT, notwithstanding which good service was rem
dered N preventing the flames from spreading. The
fact was brought to the attention of the Common
Council at their last meeting, and after some discus
sion 5000 feet Of hose ordered to be purchased
under direction of the Joint Fire Department Com
mittee.
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SANDY HOOK, July 10 s..f. s steamer. passing
anSno2,aIa ana enc o. oSbis Of Sandy Hook bound H
Wind s., moderate clear No vassels In sight Wtst
HIGHLANDS July IL, sii'o' "
moderate and clear. ~, ,.,,,.bin Auausta Of her
SAVANNAH, July le1 a s,' '"'f
BdsT6N Jolly T steamer R Ssi. D sG'S ssrss psSs
tmore ship MARY Merrill .Sbr. Jaa Fox aud
9 ana s sSsSns Clara, Cowe Care Hayden
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A NEW RAILRoAD.--A communication from the
President Of the Brooklyn Sc Newtown Railroad Com
paDy was submitted to the Common Council at their
last meeting askingpermi.sion to enter the city limits
Of Brooklyn from Queens County with horss-csrs aud
lay rails on such streets and avenues as the Board
might designate or approve. The subject was re-
ferred to the Railroad Committee for report.
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decreased FERRY ACCOMMODATION FOR VIII
LhMsBURGH.-Tbe one cent ferry of Messrs. Hekes
e. Linskey will commence running this morning from
the foo, of South Fifth street instead of South First
heretofore. They also put two additional b rats
ard promise to furnish rstclass accommodation for
passengers.
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passengers.

FIREMEK's FIGHT.-On Monday afternoon, as Engine
Co. No 10 Of Wiamsbugh returning from their annual
picnic they met Of the foot Of North Fint street. F. by
dale CATION from En CINE Co No l. ard invited 10 settle little
spute Of long standing One OF her Ibe declared hi nsef
ready for the fray and moment after st etched his length upon
the ground few ether blows sin ua neously struck,
and the fght became free II lasted about ten mnne an
If the most BLOODY and dgaceiu that has been witnessed
long time requiring large posse Of police to suppress It,
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RECOVERY OF PROPERTY SUPPOSED To HAVE BEES
srorEN Capt Mullen Of the Sixth Police Precinct yesterday
took from the house of Mrs VIM H. Cbsse IN Gfhm
quantity of jewey and slverwae, worth probably 300
which Il Is supposed stolen by her husband who now 10
Mr. C. NJ RODGERS oEbe st Nicholas Hotel having been o.
len from that house The remainder Is at the Stsonouse
IT, larrlutin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-11

LAUScH-The new pilot-boat, Fannie, built at the
yard of Mr. Z. +. Williams Greenpoint for the New
York and Sandy Hook pilots, and owned by Edward
Mersenee, will be launched this afternoon at o'clock