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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-19

81 67iaS1 IS to arrive per slo h. Fine Rosn 10 dem,nd
nes bbls No 90 Tis good requests sales Of 400
bbls., at 81 50 for Washington
OILS are quiet We hear Of no sales.
PROVlSIONS-The Pork e. dull, and Msss
rather lower all kinds at the close favor the buyer,
sI2 so noninay for Old Prime S53Obl467l for New do
and SIG 50 for Esnss Beef Is :hsngsd the demand Is
sales of 320 bbs at IS 25n IS so Counry
342S4s do Primes 90 250 10 3 for Rspscksd Meas
and II for Extra hear OF further sales Of Ceve
land Prime MesSand India Mesa. bat priv terms Beef
lie Cut Meats are quite heavy and In fair demand the de-
cline sales Of S6 hhds aud tea for Shoulders and go
Gle for and choice DO at oc 10. Of 5000 Bellies sold
Al lc and 20 hhes of rough Sides at 9c Lard Arm with
FOOD demand shipping and the trade sales of 6) bills and
tcs At 1lallc for No. and Prime, and 23o Kegs at nc
Dressed Hogs are and In fair demand At 8t0c Butter
"a In limited demand at dI5ic for Ohio and HG25c for
choice STATE and 0Glc fer Roll Cheese In good re-
quest and Is brm at % D1oc. -
RICE-Thers has been large movement under elesphc
South and all the available lots here and 20 arrive
have been taken and export sales Of 800
N. largest day for many years 80 8tOS4 62i
~ 100 ID, an advance Of 493c. Y ID. ~
SUGARS D and moderately actiye sales OF 1875 hhds
Porto Rico at 17c 200 do Trinidad Cubs at &c. and ITO
bbds and 80 boxes terms Az auction 700 hnd
New. Orleans al sarge, average 6tc - ~,
sEEDS-The inquiry for Clover Seed 10 lair Tor the home
trads sales of 100 bags at 7d and nall lots 8n8 limo
thy Seed 10 I'm steady demand S3O&3 Is for Moved and
81 37s3 GA Reaped Rough Flax Seed quiet Sales oil
5000 bags Calcutta Lineed per Pocahanss 81 900 bags
do from store 62-both In Bostonj Also l6o oas ana
pockets arrive per Bradley at about 81 10 cash
ALLOW-Tbe martst better and the demand good 70,
shppng sales Of 1872 900 prime City and Western At 4
WHIsKY-The market Is dull and heavy sales of lis bbs at
234023kc.
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MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. ....MARoH ]
Cleared.

tesmships-Yorkown Parrish Norfolk, Ludlam Heinck
en- Columbia Berry Charleston Spoford Teston Co. Au
su.ts Woodruff Savannah L. Mitch Son; Monticello
eager Washington &c, H. B. Cromwell Co. Mount Vernon
Smith, Savannah, II. b. Cromwell Co.
shipszJseOb Bell Fr'6se San Francisco j. Earle Co
Holmes Hong Kong w. j. Forbes Manhattan. Dixon Liver.
pool C. H. Marshall Co.; A. Borminger ruS), Hashszen,
Baltimore.
Barks-James Cook Blanchard, Cardenas Nesmith Sons
Mas chever Cape Town Tucker Cooper Co.; Virginia,
Hail, Baibadoes, Smith, Jones Co.
Bgs- Civilian, Dyer Norfolk MASTER Ioarisn Wright, Bar
BADGES Bishop Bro Union, Foker Halifax, D. r. Dewolfi
Bell, Fountain, Philadelphia.
SchoonersE. J. Pickup, Pickup, Philadelphia w. Mckee
Mary Elizabeth Medy Philadelphia James aand; Tsber,
Cook Apslachicoa w H. Hazard Mason, Corso Charles
Doner Potter Golden Fleece, Young Boston A Howes
Eugene, Howes Boston, A Howes c. Willets, Ireland.
Philadelphia Demll Co s. G. Jones' Bede Norfolk Stur-
ges Cearmsn Co. Chase Mills ST. Thsmas, II. Underwood
Vsu1 Frink, Savannah d. c. Murray NJ Brewer, Low St.
John NJ b.. Brett, Son Co Ellen Louisa, Thompson New
Haven master J. Morton Bullock Portland G. L. Hatch J.
Msxheld, May, Philadelphia, J. w. Mckee.
Soop-Csrolne, Merritt, Hew-Hayen, master.
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rIarkess-Reported By Telegraph.

BALTIMORE March lZ-fLouR dull and heavy no sales
WHEAT dull and heavy; Red 81 381Si AZ; White, 81 $40
81 Ga CORN declining; White 63d73c. Yellow. 7ld7ic.
PORK generally firm; Mess, $lsi Prime, sl5 WHISKY doll
NOBLE March 6-Corros-sales To- day 800 bales at lOl
lc for addng; sales Of the week 10 100 baes receipts. o.
the week 1000 bales against $50 b,es last receipts
ahead Of last year bales exports the week
stock in port bales FREIGHTs OF Cotton 70 Liverpool
eIsd 10 Hayre lc SGHr EXCHANGE NewYork per cent
premium STERLING EXCHANGE sat- per cent premium.
MOBILE, March l7.-CoTroS inactive and unchanged In
prices; sales to day, ], 800 bales 50
PHILADELPnIA, March l7-FLoUR very dnlj Super6ne
IS rs; EXTRA Sc rs WHEAT dull and declined &c Red
81 44ar+ White. 81 co. CORN buoyan sales 5000 bush
Yellow 4c; White re. CoYPEE steady Rio, 3t04c. PRo-
VISIONS fTm Mess sl8 2505l8 s0i Hams ll0Sn4c.
Shoulders s4c.; WHISKY dull a. FAC. ..
CIscIssATI March l7FLoUR s dull at IS 1926 % for
superne WHlsKY in good demand at l9al9c Mess PORK,
si10s7 Is fol- Country and SIT 25GSl7 80 for city Moth
ng doing IN Bulk MEATS LARD lOc holders ask lOtc Sight
ExcHASGK on New.York without change MONEY market
easier $500,
NEwORLRANs, March -CoTroS-saes to-day 800 bales,
closing easier quotaby UNCHANGED prices SUGAR quiet
al 81 a73c for Fair to fully Fair MoLissEs dull at 34d35c
FnRIGHIs and EXCHANGE unchanged
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Movements Of Ocean Steamers.
20 ARRIVE.


In sfsas,hip Nepc- York. for Bremen and Soutaampson-
Emus Miaos, lady ard two children, Mascaoo MS j.
lady i've children and svsnt Thso Boenhasen, Cess
man. Schlaepfer j. n. f. fokers Rev. Aoysius Gravon-
ellie NewYork; Capt. VIM Matzneyitch Russan Navy and
servant e. Neuwab New Orleans A. F. Aloyon and lady En-
Bsrreie and lady, Anthony Ferdinand and lady California; o.
Cuntz Boston Mrs R. Weple ST. Louis; George g. Ghsson
Hamburg Mich Miss Maria }. Riederer Newly ork; William
Henry Nercb Emil Vacquerel, J. Hamburger Wm. Schnitz
Henry Belmont d. Bertrand Charles Berger NewYork Louis
Scbadt Henry Loeb C. Notap c. Kohlmos Pierre Duran1
p Dszet California Ernest LYMAN Texas; Adam Kssne In
DIANA Charles Whitman Fr Spicker Cncinna A. Chiappno,
Illinois, segmund Angel Texas Peter KOCH Georgia Isaac NJ.
Asch Philadelphia; H. r. mezeroth; Washington C. Hiram
spesfin Lowell Henry L. Weber St. Louis VIM Pennington
Had Gotfied ochner NewYork and 81 In the stserage
Total, l49
Randaar g. Farquhar j. f. Greenough. James McCoum II.
Eyre McLennon, W. g. Williams, Richard Roland, and r.
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Disasters, sc.

THE PROPELLER JEhsEY BLUE, previously reported ssne "
the Hook has been hoated Of. -. -. r.. xtohp.
RRTuRNkp.-Brig F. Remington, Smith, henSs Io Mo1le,
while anchor In the Lower Bay attern 'on o.
by bark Canton of Savannah nom Daen IN 'ow o.
which carried away her bowsPht end Joooo"' '' ~
CasRtssroS March 1.-THE ship Hartford. Davis nor,
Liy.rpoo Jan 30 In lat ~ 10, lon 10 ~ skpeilsno7s
Jnrns The Message fell In with bark Excelsior oI Ner
Eayenl from NewYork bound to baroadoes ~ distress, a
is, bSy TOOL om her the captain, crew. and one
eaAk oy sailed hence Feb Is was built At New,h.-
@ q, a5 2s7 tun, rated and was owned oy
sns of New Haven used regular packet rom THIS Pos
10 RarbSdoes in the cotton trade. ~, IL. c..~n.h
Tb. .chr J. II Allen from New-fork, bound 70 savsrnAn
.xpeenced heavy gale sprung leak aud put into s port :"
knRISafoN March l6The hull Of the steamship hungary
tsked on sable Island sold for SOi cargo on $780, ~
am 8O one-thrd saved sold for about $500
salvage aw arded by the magistrate ia 40 per cent on
'Rx,TyoHr c. March ls-rhe schr N H. Tannss ., n nS
for Chsrsston om Plymouth ~ c. with cargo o. 49,
corn ont into this port yesterday for hatost A. Mar
wind bew gale nom the N and the sehr P'soe V - ta
chains and went lahore when she was strnne1 - %
leak and damaging cargo Vessel was hauled on anu
be discharged. -. . ,.,. that the ship
linen Wiley from orb, bound TO snaEgnae hh
tha. mort about jan with the loss OF opma't anS > on
would be supplied possible, and she "ooia
ibe 6s. been sever. hurricane IN that vicaty sne fsr
shin had been dsmssted, and sEe would Probaov "--
Tws s,x Rama DEL OcKANA, from Europe oos a son
Manila had also put into Batavia, withloss OF oowsP"
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SATURDAY, March IL 1860
AsHEs-The market without change for Pot.; small
at SIS IS; Pearls are hrIneI saes as IS t5l.
COTTON-The mari ct Is firm for Mddng an higher grades
and dull low and mixed sales OF 100 bales ut Ike. for
itrct MiddlDg Upands, and lie. for average do
COFFEE Is quiet We have learned Of no sales.
Flour very quiet and with fair arrivals Of the low grades hee
eeser aud heavily the better grades inactive
without essential variation the inquiry Is entirely confined to
the local the sales $500 bb at IS l5d IS IS for
Supertne State IS 8OG SIS 50 for Extra do do s5 asa
IS G5 for choice do SIS asa IS 90 for low grades Of Western
Extra a60s6 20 for shipping brands Of Round Hoop Extra
Oho 90 asa 81 for trade brands do and 10 50d 50 for
St Louis brands Canadsn Flour il in limited request aud
heavy the arrivals noderate sales Of 40 bb IS 20
H1 Is for Extra Southern Flour quiet aud the low grades
essie but the better brands firmly held the sass
$50 bss al SO 9k6 20 for Supohne Baltimore &C., and st IS
0S7 80 for the better brands do Rye Flour Ia fair
quest and quiet and steady sales Of 100 bb at 90 60
Con Meal Is N fair request; 'sles Of Jersey at - $50
heavy ,ales at ~ 62iGsI 81 y lOOib.
GRAlN-fhe Wheat market Il heavy and medium qua lite.
rather easer there inquiry for choice qualities
store Al GO for White Southern Indiana and 10 for
White Kentucky Rye steady and in fair demands Of
3C0 bus Northern at 86c Baoy Malt T. heavy Inactive
II Barley steady and request with lgh ard
sales OF 900 bush Canada Fast ESQ., 5000 bush
good fair round State ac both lot. in Oats fair
and steady sales Western and Canadian AZ All
i4c and State at a. Gle. Corn shade better particularly
White choice Of this description IL waited extreme rates.
sales Of 900 BUSH at 7ide for so 7Sd3Olc for Gir L, prime
White small lots Of yey choice do 1T 81 &c. ana 1d7jc
Jersey and southern yellow.
HAYThe supply Is fair and the demand moderate; sales of
COO bales, at 800 a 81 v 100 n.
HOPS quiet at unchanged figures small sales common
10 best irst sors sos az l0dlic.
LIMk-Rockand continues quiet In the absence recepts
s0c. for Common, aud Z o. for Lump.
MOLAS sEs-1he market IL firm, but quiet sales have
NAVAL sTOREs-Tbe market L. quiet sales of Spirits FUR
p.niine la ercbantabe and shipping parcels Con
Rosn hrm sales Of $500 bbs ct 81 63I In yard aud
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sou,h side of SD street, 1913 feet ~ inches east OF ON
avenue all full in sze except the westerly lot which
IA % feet inches 'front.' about q feet The lots
sold at 81 500 per lots36OOO. They also report the
sale Of house and lot south side of 3ih street. house
east Of Broadway, % by 10 four stories, Stone
front. lot % feet 9 inches, $32, GOO.
The bill giving further aid to the Missouri railroads
which passed the House few days since has now, we
learn by telegraph passed the Senate also The rail-
road bonds, which guaranteed by the State are al
lowed to be exchanged for State bonds proper at the
option of the holders, within five years.
The Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore kall.
road Company have declared seni-annual dividend
of four per cent payable and after the I'd OF April
next.
The ninth monthly report for january Of the ke'
csver of the Ohio Central Railroad is as follows:
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HIGHLANDS March 1s sunset The steamship Jamestown,
from Norfolk coming in 5. of the Highlands One brig near the
Bar Wind N. T., light; weather clear.
SANDY HOOK March 49, sunset--Steamer Columbia, for
Charleston passed the Bar at l20; ship Plymouth
Rock for London 220 One bark and brig going the
bay One ship anchored at the 5. w. Spit bound Wind
F., light, weather clear.
PHILADELPHIA March l8-Arr steamer KensiDgton from
Boston, ship Sarah T. Pettigew, Liverpool; brig Ve1mina
CNespl Palermo; schr Fannie, Ca denas. .
Below ships Hppogafe Calcutta Esther Rio Jsnerc watt
ing orders brig Marie Brockeman Bordeaux schr Empire
West Indies
CHARLESTON, March 1.-THE steamship James Aiger
here from New oTk at O'Clock this morning.
BOSTON, March IRAN. brig Wabash, Skaing, Londopi
schr j. B. Huey, Huey, St. Martins.
NEW-obLEANs, March LIAR ships New England: Eege
Antwerp; National Lang, Bristol, Eng; Picsyune Brooks
Liverpool Milton and Belle Of the Sea, nom Boston.
March l8.-Air. ship OrOndates, from Liverpool
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PASSENGERS Arrived

In steamship Teuonia from HImbuyg and Southampton.
EBgels VIM San and family Mr. Kidd Mrs. Saper and
family, f. Straut, and 244 in the steerage.
In sed mship Netp- Orleans and Hdcdnd-Mrs.
II. A. Caldwell Mrs. T. A. Gray, Mrs. M. Gin, Mr. w R.
Mira Oliver Mrs Z. NJ Chsce Mrs Aebsch Capt w Dyer,
Tleon, T. C Csk T C. Ysrnum g. L. Harrison Capt.
Watt Capt j. Bentley From Havana: Joseph w Faoens
Reed Nelly Trugis Miss Amelia Tugis, Mr. Knight Chss r.
Loosy T. Maynz Pablo CsIdre Fernando Reia Conssnco
Deuaces Fancsco Rsvira Louis Fernandez Robert T. Lay
sum f. Panga Urdaneta Capt Jas Winchester Francisco
Fernandez Jose Ransu Fuentes Miss Everett NJ C. Wooster
John King, Oliver Case.
Ia bark ,is from POrauPrnee-Mr and Mrs. Usher, and
NJ pou
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Sehr Roscius lincoln Taunton days
scbr g. A. MoDns, Hodges, Bristol 9dsy.
scby. Charles White, Lippineosr Providence aay.
Bchr T. G. Lyman, Lyman, New Haven days
schr Eliza r., Russell New. Haven . days
schr 9. s. BnckiBshsm, skinner Portland.
gcbr John r. Wright -, Portland.
schr 8 Brsnerd, -, Portland.
eloop Rris,o Hampton, Taunton days.
skop Ore CON Rhodes, Providence dsys
gloos Cen Tsylor Say es, New London days.
Steamer Kennsbec Hand Philadelphia, mdss snd pass 70
Steamer Dawn, Springer, NewBedford mdse. md ps 70
Bsrstow Pope.
steamer Pelican Aldrcb Providence, mdss 70 Isaac 0ds
Steamer Petre Baker Providence. dse 70 Isaac Oden
steamtog j. lockwood Brsnco NewBedford, with ship
4. y. Willetts In tow.
steamtps B. Forbes Clark, Boston. Came to this psn 70
tow ship Rscbelto Boston. .
gAILED-Steamships GLASGOW (Br.), Liverpool; Nev,Y9k
Bremen Bremen; Augusta aud Mount Vernon, Savannah
Columbia Charleston Yorktown, Norfolk, kc Monticelos
Washington, &c. ship Sinoda Sydney, NJ 5. W.
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The New-York to-day took $4,000 in specie. The
shipments of the week have been:
NJ n bfnE vvail


The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
week were larger than they have been, with one ex-
ception since August, 1857. They amounted to $l53,
81 1853 So being daily average Of $25 562, SjS 90,
against 1913 79 95S % for the week ending on Sat1r-
day last The exchanges TO day were 1884, ls9 81.
TIE activity in the stock market Id ~ considerable
influence in bringing about this result. The CONNER
cial Bank of New Orleans has declared dividend Of
s. y share, payable to New-YOrk stockholders by Il.
w. Montgomery, No. Sc Exchange place. About
100000 y cent Treasury notes sold at cent pre-
MUM. The 81 v cents par to tIhe premium.
Mefsrs. Thompson Brothers have exchanged To- day
$4,000 registered y cent Government stock of
1874 for coupon bonds at T. cent difference in favor
Of the registered stock. In money there is no change
to notice. The tendency is still to lower rates of inter-
est and in some cages to-day stock houses had money
left with them at T. cent. The current rates are a
6 cent demand. Paper is 81 al y cent, but the
discount houses holding many choice names at p
cent. The specie movement has been in favor of the
banks this week, the California remittance counting
for the whole week The specie line ought 10 show
about $23 C0O,OO0 on Monday. Some of the large
banks were contracting in the early part OF the week.
bnt we shall not be surprised If the loan line shows
further expansion. The Merchants Exchange Com
psny have reduced the annual fee 10 $40 aud have
taken steps 10 give every facility any branch of
roerce can require on the floor Of Change.
Mesus. Raynor d Blackwell have sold lots
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FELoSlOUs AssAULT.-On Sunday morning Officer
MeGsth the Sixth Pecin found badly cut and bruised
yiDg doorRsy of No 81 Mulberry street The injured
covered with blood the sidewalk near HIM tie
conveyed the City Hospital by the officer where he
sisted hs his Pomeoy that he had been y
man named Martin Truenan He said that be was going to
his he Trneman aud into alteration
with him While they qnsTeng, IIusnan PICKED up an
him several blows the head and body alter
beh he fed The Injured man considered dsngerously
wounded Trueman subsequently arrested and hed to
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CRY MoRTALITY.-The total number of deaths in
this city last week was 126, of which 46 adults,
and so under 81 years of age. The principal diseases
were consumption of which IA died; commissions lin
fantle), p; scarlet fever, Il debility nfanile, 5;
dropsy in the heart ~; whooping cough, 3; marasmus
(infan,ile A. heart diseases 3, sc. Under one year
of age, 49, Natives of United States, SO; Ireland,
81; Germany, S; England, A. all other countries, 8.
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BROOKZ wv ITEMS

Bumber of public spirited ladies in Brooklyn hav-
ing extended an invitation to Miss e. Blackwell Md,
TO lecture upon the importance of establishing hos
pital for the education Of women as physicians and
nuses che will give her views upon this subject at the
Brooklyn Atheneum this evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-19

A PASTOR SuRPRIsED.-A surprise of the most in
formal and yet satisfactory kind occurred at Bergen, NJ
j., on the evening Of March 8. large number Of the
congregation of the First Presbyterian Church had con-
vened at the house Of the pastor, Rev, Edward w.
French, as is their custom each month, for social
intercourse At the usual hour all the company with
the exception of one gentleman, withdrew. Alter
few moments of pleasant conversation he placed IN the
pastors hands package and letter, requesting MI
French TO examine both at his eiure. After the gen.
tlemans departure, the package was found to contain
$275 in gold and the Letter the presentation there
of, having appended large number Of the names Of
friends In the church and congregation with the re-
spectve Gums affixed. The pastor gratefully acknowl
edged the reception of this trhing sum upon the
following Sabbath evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-19

DEATH OF THE HEALTH OFFIcER.-Dr. Samuel
Boyd, who for the past two years has occupied the
position of Health Officer of this city, died at bis resi-
deDce in Union street, Saturday. His disease was
consumption. The deceased was man Of cultivated
mind, and occupied high rank in the medical pro-
faAaion.
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ACCIDENT FROM FLu1D AND Row Ia r1osy su,,ss
Mrs. Nsry Burwick residing OF Semen mn,
streets became rehe. stupid from the effects 700 al
and while IN hst uptel hcl fluid Limp v iSyel ami
e4iore anV oss osna her iercue are wa 49,
Or LarAis sstd he Did not thint she cooid Ie-o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-19

SuEDAY-ScHooL AENIvERsARY.-Ihe anniversary
q, the sabbsthschool connected with the Sixteenth
Baptist Church. in Sixteenth street. was celebrated 10
the church last evening. Addresses were made by
Mr. WIN. B. Taylor jr., Mr.. D. M. Rice' sunday
school missionary from Kansas, and others. several
hymns were sung by the children belonging TO the
Sunday scsOol, who were present. The edihce was
Grove ed in every part
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-19

CHIEF OF THE FIRE DEPARTMEET.--The Board Of
Officers of the Fire Department of the Eastern District
met on Friday evening, to nominate a candidate for
Chief of the Department. Assistant Engineer Page
proposed Assistant Engineer jennings and Mr. George
Lindsay of Hose Co. No. nominated Mr.. ii. Allen,
the present incumbent. The vote STOOD Jennings 26
Allen le.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-19

REVIEW OF THE PoLICE.-The police force off duty
to the number of so men reviewed by the Mayor
in the City Hall Park Saturday. The force was
under the command Of Drill Sergeant Allen. They
presented fine appearance, and were deservedy COM
plimented by his Honor and the spectators present.
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the 10th inst, were as follows:

Total. sol sla $l3 $2i, BOSS
The following table exhibits the respective amounts
of exchange held by the various banks, and also the
sums due to distant banks the latter being comprised
IN the table Of deposits as shown above:
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IAdxertisement

UNITED STATES INSCRIBED FIvEs of 1874.
UNITED STATES CouPos FIyEs of 1874
In amounts to suit by THOMPSON BROTHERS, No Wast
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CHILDREN PoIsosED-CoroDer Horton held an in
quest Yesterday upon the body child nix Of named
@ on Friday last Cronsn company With another boy about
his found s in the lots oss, a, nee
children and shortly after taken with vomiting and
POa fatal Hi somSsnion has Tecovsfed The verdict
st the child his death from poison eaten from plate
s s2S .o Sss pee 70 the jury unknown
nquet also held upon the body Of ehiia named
eoJg Proctor who drowned 90 Tuesday
last nom tbe canal Red Jacket lying in Ee Basin The
La secured the hscbes they went to attend dance on
another time iu the night the mother thought sue
and 4 evident thai Be got oet s2eSn ana T
oysIeoars The body was iouno on - tb 90
STEALING PROM BOARDING HoDsE.-Of6cer VIII
ssordS5 on the ebss o PsoS ,eeny Miss sdson bred
rooms q he Ioass fM EIizs Hsws Myrtle avenue
sne t che 2 genera overhsqins Of the .unts and closets
had been stolen The accused was ste az beT boarding
hoa,e IN Sou and on searching her trunks the missing
CHARGE OF RAPE Officers Carroll and Donnolly of
the Third Precinct arrested John hCsuley aud Thomas Dillon
lorioqs Assault on the person Of Nay MeDsrmO residing 10
East Warren street The officers in passing house heard
her help and entering the premises caught the accused
70 the act perpestDg the violence o. They we've
AIKEN the staten house and locked up FOR hearing
-
ATTEMPTED HIGHWAY RoBBERY-A man. named
JCss Fay w s Sy b VINO s aa sS on
beo attempted rife bis pockets The attention officer
Kenny was the noise and hasenng spo ne
nceesded in srfsstRg named Edward DOwd. The
,,lsT1 sscapeS The accused - locked up to
CoUSTERFIIT BILLs.--A coored man named Fran
Il, Wight was arrested In NewYOk BY Oheer LEIGH Of the
MINI Ward on Saturday night the charge passing counter
~ NM a. The gtofe Of Nathan Allen, in Weeksye, about
weeL since He held to sntwer
FtREs.-About IOI O'Clock on Saturday night, fire
IA the econd story Of No 22 Front street. occupied
filS nsred Sullivan. Mrs g. went ~ market leaving
t5 candle on the table and her three small children IN ped
~ 10 the table and was beginning 70 sPesd
Ih " W. Answered by the nsghbOu who broke In the door
and extBguisbsd the lanes
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Tn. schrs WIN. 2. Benjamin, Harris and IN. ~" VI Is
Of and nom London the 7thi Fire Island H. cana to
mes saw and took whale making sooa; ~ oo ne oil
In Quarantine last night, aud viii proceed 70 Wy 's'
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Cars Orr THE TRACK.-Ooe car of the Philadelphia
and e locomotive and the Central train which left
O'Clock ran he track the Bergen Depot The first
DELAY ed but few minutes and the latter about an
hour Fortunately no damage was done.