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TO the Ladies'.

MRS FALES has enjoyed the same advantages and
received the same diploma gentlemen graduates OF
the Medical Colleges and for several years has had an
extensive practice in the States. In female diseases
and in Midwifery her practice has been especially
large and entirely successful Considering the Cali
fornia charges exhorbtant, hers are comparatiVef
low for attendance in Midwifery, 500 in ordinary
outside practice 81 visit; for examination and pre-
scription for home treatment 81
Residence 105 street, near Fourth, Marysville
Reference-Mr. and Mrs. Dawson Dawson House
no14m3
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Valuable sss.arOved city property
Homestead Building lots,
Money, Horses,

ONE SPLENDID PfANO-SEVEN OCTAVE,
Gold Watches, Grover Il Baker Sewing Machines,
Musical Instruments consisting OF splendid Guitars,
Violins and Brass instruments; together with choice
collection Of Valuable Books, all subjects-latest
editions, by all the most noted authors. Also vari-
city of articles suitable for Holiday presents.
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in any climate.
The Family Ca thartic LII is
gentle but effective Ca thartic which tLe propri-
etor has used in his prac m Uce more than twenty
years.
The constantly increas ling demand from those
who have long used the = PILLS and the salts
faction which all express in regard 70 Their use mas
induced me to place themt Iwhin the reach OF all.
The Profession well = know that different Ca
thartics act ON diTercnh portions Of the bowels.
The FAMILY CA HTHAR 40 PILL
has with due reference Ito this well established
fact been compounded )from a variety of the pu-
rest Vegetable Extracts, ~ which act alike every
mart of the alimentary = fcanal, and are goo Rand
s fp in all cases were = CathaTtic is ed such
| MS arrangements Of the stomach, sleep
;ues- Pains in the Back aud LOias,
40, itivencss. Painf and Soreness over
the whole body N from sudden cold, which
freouently if neglected, Y end in long course of
Fever, Los, Of Appe itc, Creepin.
semsation of Gold over the body,
KestIcssness, Head ache, or weight IN
the Head, all In namInatOry Dis
eases, Worms Ina no. iIdrfn or Adult y
gshcunatism. aGgreat Purifier ofthe
Blood and many dis r. leases to which flesh is
heir, too numerous TOW mention in this adver-
tsement Dose / to 3.
PRICE, THREE DIMES.
The Eiver HnviSOratOr and Family
CaLhariic Pills retaed by Druggists general
w. and sold wholesale by the Trade in all the large
towns.
ST. w. SANFORD. VI. d.,
Manufacturer and Proprietor,
Broadway, New York.
Sold by the Druggists everywhere, by
Pack ~ WHITE, Sole Agents
for the Pacific coast, 1872 Washington Street, San
Francisco. au31y
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BLACKwooD's EDINBURGH MAGAZINE (Tory1

The present critical state of European affairs will
render these publications unusually interesting during
the forthcomit year. They will occupy middle
ground between the hastily written news-tems. crude
speculations and flying rumors of the daily Journal
and the ponderous Tome of the future history writ
ten after the living interest and excitement of tht
great poeica events of the time shall have passed
away 1t is to these Perio icals that readers must
look for the only really inteligbe and reliable hiso
ry of current events and such in addition to then
we'll established literary scientific, and theological
character, urge them upon the consideration o
the reading public
EARLY COPIES.
The receipt Of Advance Sheets from the British
publishers gives additional value to these Eeprints
inasmu as they can now be placed u the hands o
subscr bers about Ms the original editions.
Terms.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-14

40 lbs Extract Licquorlce'
400 lbs hest Gum Arabic, ,
100 lbs Turkey Opium ana
Iodide Potassa,
$50 ozs sulphatr Quinine'
100 ozs Stry chnine, 49,.
ozs Sulphate Morphine
100 ozs Nit Silver, pure,
100 ozs Iodide Mercury
$50 lbs Calomel,
100 lbs Blue Pi Is,
10o lbs Mercurial Ointment
Is lbs Chloroform,
Tartaric Acid,
1875 lbs Nitric acid,
s00 lbs Spirits Nitl'e,
275 lbs Aqua Ammonia,
100 lbs Sulphuric Ether,
1900 lbs Nitric Acid,
- 900 lbs Sulphuric Acld'
600 lbs Muriatic ACID,
oil Bergamot, pure,
Oh Lemon, pure,
Oil Wintergreen, pure,
FOR SALE AT PR
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$500 lbs Blue Vitrol,
$500 lbs Sal EPSON,
500 lbs Alum,
I1G( 0 lbs Sulphur,
soOlbs Tapioca,
lSO0 lbs Super Carb Soda'
| 100 lbs Alex Senna.
900 lbs Sulphate Potash,
45O lbs Carb Ammonia,
1Okees Pearl Barley
3 kegs Jamaica Ginger
1880 lbs Cream i'artar,pare
900 lbs Flaxseed,
SO lbs Flaxseed, ground
900 lbs Balsam Copaiba,
i75 lbs Gum Camphor,
81 lbs Gum Asafgtida,
100 lbs Gum Scammony,'
IGamboge, Mastic, Myrrh'
Tragacanth and Guaiac,
Chloride Lime,
Sugar Lead,
ISeidlitz, wders, etc. e'c'
.CES MUCH OVER
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lruos and }t1edirlnes.
rArLT r ADE.
600 Packages
1prGS AND MEDICINES

WE have received, by recent arrivals a'reg, CIV p
NJ york and Boston, TWELVE HUNDRED
.l,,,o nDrcs AND MEDICIGES, among when are
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IsiackWOOd's Magazine,
AND TIE
British Review.

L.. SCOTT n CO, New York, continue II
publish the following leading British Periodicals, VIZ
THE LONDON QUARTERLY Conservative
2.
TIE EDINBURGH REVIEW CWhg.)
3.
THE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW (Free Church)
4.
TIE WESTMINSTER REVIEW (Liberal)
).
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SANFORD'S
FAMILY
Cathartic Pills,

COMPOUNDED FRUM
Pure Vegetable Extracts, and put up in
GLASS CASES, Air Tight, and will keep
i'm auV climate.
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Hop Roots Hop Roots
Fresh California WaImuts

A ND California Peanuts, valuable for seed for sale
IA by EFAY,
deco III Second street
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aI1O.1OO

Comprising, altogether, 226 of Land, n 00(
Fruit Trees 2S,Ot0 Grape Vines, and 800 in cash
Numbers from l07,S00 to 49, 80 will be placed in
the wheel April 18TH 1861. from which the above IA
Prize Numbers will be drawn.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-06
TIE FOURTH II JERs EY CITY.

The naona anniversary was observed in jersey
yesterday more generally AID with much more onthu
eiasm tban for many years. Notwithstanding that
the streets were flied all dsy and evening with
pleasur, seekers and persons brim full Of patriotism
hele was no serious breach OF the peace and far
could be ascetsiIcd there wss no accident worthy Of
note. About a dozeu persons who were oyeTowered
by the eat aud the elects OF too free indulgence IN
stimuants were tsken " Tor the nis sht at the
Police Station.
The day was usIered in by salute Of thirty -four
guns fired at nrse the foot of Warren street, by
tie Hudson County Artillery. national salute was
fired ut noon, aud a sunset thirteen guns were fired
Al ID clock In the police forcl turned out IN theIr
new uniform, blue coats AID blue Pants and were
highly complimanted by the Mayor apd Police Com
mittce. by whom they were reviewed
The Jersey City Band Of Hope celebrated the day
in an appropriate manner, st their Headquarters, No
CO Or nd street. At 3, pm., the Metropolitan Hall
Wa densey crow ded to listen to eloquent Grafton
by Isaac H. Scudder, esq. The Declaration of tnde
pendeuee was read by Mr.. VIM. i. Dickinson, and pa
trotic odes were sung under the direction OF Mr. Wm
Jones.
Ia the evening, an immense throng Of peoDle Were
gathered at Van Worst square to wItuess tue fireworks
by Messrs EDGE which is said 10 have been the finest
display ever made in jersey City.
There was very general display Of fireworks by the
citizens throughout the entire city, which was con-
tinued until late hour, and not until o'clock u the
morning did the city resume Its usual quietness.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-06
n1arlsets-c.rryrrrr REPORTED ,or N Y; Tnlsrs..

THURSDAY, July s. ldl
AsHEsThc market is unchanged sales Of Pots sS O2i
FLo1R AND MEAL-Ths inquiry for w..tem Canal Flour
tie coneeson there is more doing for export and the East
suerhne much deeed ard Western IN order has been sold
point known in this market the .A o.
s ls 600 sbs q - "a - g feT saPeTns a We sen lem .SsoS
western E1Ia, 70 Extra sae % 2sd - 20 for
Fancy 80 Gods45 for Shipping brands Of Round Hoop
e du esser the supply IL fair salt Of 800 bbs at S3 Od
81 50 for E1tra. southern Four sgsin easier and k
Due AieIsnda &c at 5 500 80 so for Extras Com hes is
a'S sale. Of go SS 3 ~ sIS Fl si i faa i% p.s Ss
terms: kye IloHI is dal At F2 500 70 ~.
Lco inquiry fCr milling the Gales 81 coo buah Chi
sit sp,pe q. dg3c % 900 bush Mlwsukee Club at 74a
90 sJJ bush Amber Wisconn IOwA at slaeSc II 80
o' pf,ftor to prime H. e5 bush whe Ohio At ~ %
dsi IS; 100 Ou'b ..e Miehssn at 81 isa sl IS sso'
dian NJ 5dl1c Western 27l9c State 81 2Jd25.c Rye
s o. S z T.s % HS be: ess 7s3i s4e s for eis Ssd
E1,d +.c4c. iOr Eastern do, and sc FOR prne
FiOsIsioSs-Tbe Pork msrfe is easier and IA dull tho
nqiy sns ois rosiny .aes Of 40 bb at el4 oe
/. IL, Kat iSedy nd is heavy. BscOni dun nominal
Cut M heavy ae 80 nhds and c. At = SSe for sho1
5ia5.c for Lsns Lard Is io"e5 and !. Freely offered
ise o. LbiG tea. OF 8GB,c Butter is dull and un
.asa Iss 11psTs Psn" gaS s ss. r @is
tIeese inseuve q obtc Tor state common 70 A 'd'c'
WhisKY-T1e market Is steady sales Of 30 bbls. ct
CUTroN--hs market moderately active Sales Of 500
bales; We guois ddlilg lands end Gulf at lS,aI5o.
CCFFEE-Ne5y ie Is doing; Sales Of J. 100 bags Rio at
2ul,c - begs Mare .bO al lac and 20 bags Java at lie
SUOAR3-1hs lad Il moderstei Sales OF 80 hhds Cuba
al <s0 d.. and - hLds. helsdo al &c. ~
NJlAssES is dull only hear Of sales OF 20 hds Porto
KIc is que, sales ofIOO tcI IS 2sa sc Is 100 B
EAs quiet pending the action Of Congress with reference
TO du.es. Holders frn.
HiDEs-Al kind are dull prices heavy The stock
ierge.
lWOoDs our last several Of Logwood have
arrived held nrmly 10 ~ but yet no ales have
tralspired. r
NAVAL STOREs-The market for Crude TUrpentine b firm
A IS spirits Turpentiue 10 quiet but prices sustained
,ssa Of 81 hbs at IN Rosn bat little has Leen
done but holders at ~ 50 $40 10 Fine Rosin are In
moderate request and steady sales o. zOo bb at s4
Tar and Pitch sre inactive. -
OIS-TLe market for all descriptions 10 quiet aud prices
are UNCHANGED We quote Lneeed Al 5JGJ5e LTudo Whse st
04lc and do Sperm al 81 l5d 81 rs.
LUMBER-The market for Eastern Spruce and Pine h raher
over ard the demand fair the abatement The zes lave
be "A 10000 ieet at 90 5o0sli So
LATH-Ihe market quiet but prices steady Sales Of
go 600 Eastern al 81 l0d 81 IS. -
AYhe rusret without activity sales Of $50 bales at 20
a t0c ~ 100 fbeInd retail lots at 40G Soc
TALLOW-The market Is quite heayyi the supply itort
sset a Is 200 n prime at Bd5lc. cash. chiefly at 3d.
IOBACCO-Ses lg little suitable for export "a o!
feed i3 hhd ksatucky at &C., aud ~ cases soedlesf
at ITO.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-06
DIED.


CARPENTER--On Thu,day Jolly EDiot Lloyd enlz Of
dsys
The friends Of the family requested TO stsDd the funeral
at No "a AdelPhi street, Brooklyn Saturday afternoon ~
O'Clock.
cREEDIn Bound Brook, N. j., Wednesday July Jehs
Greed aged4 years.
Southern and New-orlesns papers pease copy
COHU-Suddenly Sixh day, 7h month, sth. Lxsie w,
second daughter Joseph and Elizabeth Cohu In the 9Th
Of her
TIE relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
Elizabeth street First day the 7sh it, ct n oclech,
withontl further notice.
GARAHANon Friday July aged Il years, Frances reliet
Of the late Bryan Gsrahan.
The friends Of the family invited attend the funeral services
at her residence No 20 Tompksns place Brooklyn
o'clock hi, afternoon The remains viii be taken TO oranee
County for intermen.
HOUGHTON-On Wednesday morning, July 3, Ella Isabel
only daughter Of Roy and Virginia Hoashon aged yea
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully invited
to attend funeral from the residence Of Ter fathef ose
street Third aud Fourth avenues on ss
urday morning, July g. at ii O'clock -
HINES or congestion Of the BRAIN Frank b. Hines, aged
years and 8 months.
OLMsEAD-In Bethany, Weyne County, Pa, on Saturday
June 2a 1861, DR.. Hswley Olnstesd, aged 80 years
sTONEAt ssrstogs Springs, Wednesday Juy'3 Reuben
C. Stone of New Brighton, Staten Island in bis 4'd year
YATES-Op Wednesday July of dropsy Mrs. saran Jane
Yates wife of Samuel Yates -, a,
Her remains taken 10 Oreenwood lof ine'on' w '
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-06
MARLIVE JOURNAL
PORT OF NEw-YoRK....".
Arrived.

sh, Inviocbl. Hepburn Liverpool March Is, md'e V
spqsed T,'ton Co June lat 50 "a lon 70 1Sls St5s II
sIchsnsed gnas with bark Indus from Liverpool for
Ns~Y0 same sVia is. % b, Mary Flea BSanS 70
June 10, spoke fishing schr Constitution. June t a.
lime % lat 10 TO- lon 50 2O exchanged signals with steamship
City Of Baltimore hence for Lvepoo also with hsnoI.s
iss Is 81 lon 49, passed large iceberg Tne has had light
westerly wnd. Gains and ogs, the eTtire pssssss AM,
sap osss g Reed Co. Had Is day.
M Pacific day, G:Fe HT. and " Giys s, Sia %ind Le' My H.
M z 10 ~ spoke Whaling o.LH PiSn.sf 81 fsr Ss.
oil July lat 80 Ion r. saw ship Wey mouth Of bsiam0''
'sesns RsgNns r. M = bompOn H.v. April a. and mouth Mis-
.pRi PR june H. mSse sHd " h Riven~tA' Wa
ordered of BY steam sunbos South Carotua :, ,o.ooa
Ship s Paul (Fr DaTsnd Porau'PrIce June l' iog"ooa
BsrE & Hanson Gregory of Roctand Sylvester Cumberland
in company with big William MaIy, for Portland.
BakGOldhnch (O BOstOn) Putnam sasaA days sugar ."
T;os sss@Ta9 Gs:a c. cs9s e "a Jane r. p .'sa, gar
Bhs Two Bother. ts SsmO Genoa 50 days rags, Marble
Bis ssrah Io Boon Rose Matsnr 10 days sussr to e. p
BIZ c. w. Ring cOrbit, Nusyita, II days, sugar 1eo
shs TTsio Wind, chace, s.sns IL days. ''us" to C.
Big conoOnsy CBr). Mccurdy Sligo 80 days, in ballast to
Big Ceyon tBT Pi;s Turks Island 10 days. sa TO D. r.
DfTUi Br;~ Eli Dudley. Smith, Providence days.
ScSr Foriis Mots EIuthsrs days Pne.ppes to EnesI
Jane IA lat IL O Ton 81 o. spoke whaling schr AleIsLder
with so0 bbls sperm OIL June u.s. lat % 90 lSn SS ~ sPSke
sehr Antarctic 80 bbl& OIL June y lat ~ On
10 3d. spoke .chr Cook rilsop with % bos sperm 81
sane dsy lat % ~ lon ~ ~ spoke schr Renzi with " oo
spe-u oil All the above schrs. hal from Proyiaeetown
chr Geo Darby Rogers Cumberland Hsrbor Cnos 10 days
.usr TO d. Golden Murray. 23d u. lat 10 lon S 90 sIsss
s~bT Henry Mutt from Phisdelphis for New Orleans
schr victory (Br sup EutheEa days, PineAPPss j.
Eness.
Ravens. M NH. O L..
pinespples to Jas DouglsSs c,, c,,.. 8. n H..
schf Equator iBr AIburs, Cat Island days fruit 10 j.
Eueas. -
SchT Challenge Br OF Antgus HAsse, St. Bsrts II days.
sugar and old metal 10 g j. KnoS Co.
schr Rio rsnde Geenes Seus 10 days. uelado to Csssds
4 Teller.
chr Baltic Hisgs Elathers days PinssPple' to order
schr Expedite Bebee. Fall Riyer2 days
Schr Challenge Bullock Calais days lat TO MASTER
Schf T. I Chase Shute Bangor IA days Lumber TO Jed yt
Sckr MARI Foss Small EhIsbehPort. coal FOR Boston .
Steamer Delaware Crocker PhiaGelPhia and Cape May.
steamer Concord Norman. Philadelphia mdss to LoPer
s.e.asr wam,utta Arey NewBediOrd mdse and pas. to
,,,p-.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-06
A rate OF interest. as follows:

Messrs. jackson g. Butts being the lowest bidders,
the whole loan was awarded TO them at D 24lOO per
cent. interest.
Bondholders Of st. Louis are requested to meet
Commissioner from that city tomorrow Saturday at
o'clock at the Office of Clark Dodge, Co., in refer
ence to the July interest past due.
The Empire City Fire Insurance Company has de-
clared a dividend of per cent, payable on demand.
The Commercial Fire Insurance Company announce
dividend of per cent, payable on demand The Re-
lief Fire Insurance Company will pay on demand
emi-annual dividend Of per cent. The Nassau Bank
will pay tie nteres, eoupons the bonds OF Belmont
County, Ohio. The balf.yearly dividend Of the
williamsburgh City Bank is 4 per cent payable July
g. The Seamen's Savings Bank will pay nj interest
dividend of per cent on sums Of $500 and under and
per cent on sums above 500.
Dividend Warrants of $l4 80, payable Dec. 81,
lsc2 al now ready at the Office Of the Farmers Loan
and Trust Company for holders Of preferred stock In
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad, being for the six
dividends payable July ], 1858, TO Jan. /, 1861 in
elusive and which includes all the preferred
stock together with interest thereon at cent y
mum from the dates at which tbe dividends
accrued until the maturity of tie warrant.
The following is comparative statement of the In
ports of Dry Goods entered at the port OF Eew-York
for the week and since Jan. /;
For ne psct. 1859. 1850. 1861.
tnered At the POrt...... ssll.ES9 s2,l5L29 szl57a
ThIown on Marke,...... 2,21,9H lsiS'9" ssos
FEteied a. the 5ssiso3 ssOCss474 S30OJ 2ie
Thrown MaTket...... 55 So0O6s 5OiSt,l@ %,aStSIs
We published some time since abstract of the re-
port of the business of the New-Jersey Railroad and
Transportation Company, read at its annual meeting
held in June. Annexed is copy Of its balance sheet:
jan J. 1861. 49,. .
Funded debt (incu1iUg S4s5,Oot, the cost Of the - 49,
privileges purchased OF the Jersey Associzie. 6Ss0o 90
Profit and io,s, being surplus esInings
expended IN the construction Of
the road, and In payment Of the
property stated below. w............. $fbiOo9 ~
Less ann0dnt pGd for im proved pivot
draw Tor HscAeDtack Bridge, relay.
rig road with rails end other - -.
Improvements .......,.......... ZoiyOo W eelSes ~ ~
Dividend, Jan. /, pay able Feb. j, le6.... ls'%'V w
RAILROAD AND E8UlPnKSTs.
For graduation and masonry, bridges suPerStruc-
ture iron, passenger aud freight stations, build.
ings and fixtures, engine and car houses. work
shops, machinery aud fixtures engineering, land - -
jSosuV
Locomotives tende snd plows....... los 10 "
CaIspsssenger, freight and bssgage...... 2sOSj 70
PROFKhTl-vlL:
Bridge, ferry, turnpike, and other
stocks, real estate feTy-bokts pdy-
ileges, and fixtures tincudng the
property and privilege purchased Of
the Jersey Associates for $485 OOl 81, ,26b, S36 %
Cash ia bank and cash items on de- - -.
62423 IS s2s7e0 II
'Jl-,oIS ~
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-06

C.euIrIEs on THE ForRrH oF JULY.--Tbomas
Wsrd lad "a wears Of age residing at No Rutgers street
wa, dsrronsy injured by the bursting OF p,o wh,ea ne
hiring In Monroe stIeet The police conveyed NH '
Mr. Joannah KrPp. dsngerouy injured In ths ihsh
r through Market street. She conveyed % the He"i"A
HosIitsi o,-.., -. L.At.
Injured n the head BY the premature discharge Of pio isAen
10 the New York Hospital l,,s ,t..L
0eoree Buckley boy "a years Of sse .ho, himself through
the hand he di.chargng pistol ia Division street isheh 10
his residence, No 20 Clhltie street. a. -, Al, ~. t.,
man named William Murphy, while ssleep on tho per oot
of James street, shot In the arm by souie person
He was taken 10 the New York Hospital -
John Mos residing Thirty frat street near enth Avonus
was Knocked down and BY horse snd ot sA ~
ssyeuth syenue eighth eei and had hm ahouas
bl.de fractured. He taken to Bellevue Hospital ,..
Henry Baier while In the new building corhet ni
third street Seventh Vas struck oy sls pn.
and sad oes Of his legs fractured In two Psee-
Beloyue Hospital. .. .r
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-06
CITY ITEMS.

ONE THOUSAND HoRsEs.-An official advertisement
from the Assistant Quartermaster Generals Office,
which has regularly appeared in columns for some
days past, will have spprised our readers that one
thousand horses are wanted Immediately for the army
1t If specified that they shall not be under five,
nor, if possible, over eight years of age not
under l5I hands high, without blemirb, strong,
servieeable, well broken, and In every respect
good team horses Fur animals such as this
Government proposes TO pay not to exceed si1o'
These horses are intended for the wagon train. and,
under certain contingencies might be used in artillery
service AS they are not intended for the Of Officers
a show of speed action, beauty or blood, will not be
much sought after, but the Government agents look
simply for stout, serviceabe, sound, active, usein
brutes-such, in a word, as draw our grccer wagons
and spriug-carts.
The Government agents have appointed two inspect
ing depots, one at Post g. Nichols stables, No. ~
West Twenty fourth street. the otherat Nodness, NO.
% Perepont street, Brooklyn. The inspection VIII
be made this morning and will be continued until the
requisite number is obtained Unless we are much
mistaken, the inspecting veterinary snrgeons VIII re-
iect least of every three horses offered Tor .ner
actual or probable uns0undness and farmers and Others
seeking market will be much disappointed and DIS
eusted us they usually when serious detects oil
horses which they believed perfectly sound are de-
tected by professional horsemen.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-06
Passengers Arrived

IN saip Ocean Telegraph from Sas Fyanet'oo-J' Va 'E
comb and lady, Mrs H. Grimes Miss A. Harrington MISS
lie Roy, H. T. Davis. ~ o.
IN bars Hanson Gregory from Cumberland Har5or, Csoa-
John Rogers, Andrew Robinson, Geo EisenbaIt -,
brig Ihos. Tnest0H from Gibard, CsbG-EdTaIa A Loy"'
Martin sims -. q III,
In .hip 81 Pad from PyinesMadsnie 0snosnis,
Mr. Paris. -,
IN bark Pride Of e Sea, from zasa-H. Leonard Jaines
Graham. -,
Richard Gray OF MorIi,tovn, N. J.
In .htp TIuoHy, from Livopoo-Wm Pstton
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-06
SUPREME COURT-gKSsRsL TEas.-JrLr a-Bet're Ju
ucos cLKnKE, GouLp, and lSGkAHAa
nlnIsinha

In re last will and Testament OF Richard Usk, de.
cs..rd Decision OF Surrogate affirmed with costa Opinion D.!
CleIte.
Lawrence Burke at, Theodore Nichols. Judgment st
6rlned with costs OpIaon by lnEIahsm.
Before Juaiecs CLsKEE, MrLiIS. and LgoNARp , -,
Ctsa r. Cafin Il o. sg ths tgzuels Gnd Cncrs bant o
log Ihand Judsil ent affirmed with costs. Opinen by
Leonard
before Justice, SUTHERLAND, ISGRAHkm; and WstiEs
J,us Deye in a.t John H. Woodslts iadeugn AID order
appssl.d lem. Efirmed opuioDs by Sutherland and
Wt.lss
Eeetors Ju,tces CrrRxg. SCTHsKLASp. and LEos'RD
Fisnci- a. Palmer sssee Ggt Eishs ~ edey Order and
iudf fu snt tfrrned- Opinion by sutlerlasd
The Same sg Neeiham Maynard. oaier and judgment
sfTnl-d -,
The Court adjourned Mondsy July a. ~ an.
gaAaBKRs-Bci0ie Justice LEosARD.
Martin Waters agst. josiah G. ClaTk.-MotiOn for
Judgment aocount the yoousness o the demaue de-
MED
SUPERIOR COURT-SrgcIn rERa-JcEr 5-Beiore Justice
HOfPAAN
Thoms, Durham ct al. agt. Henry Il. Wilson ct al.
Default opened on payment Of costs, &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-06

THEvNG AT TIE Sr. .NicHoLAs.-Edward Dalton,
q wster s the st. kichoas Hotel arrested Thursday,
charged with stealing e75 In gold from the Of hr. A. J.
Mye guest the house Detective Roach searched the pfs
oner found the money his He searched his
trunk lsdys gold magic $50,
which probably stolen, and esnSeo.l .Aowins large
lie was taken before Jusoe Kelly and locked Up trial
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-06

STABBISG AFFEAY.-iLomas Bridge, bartender,
was arrsd on Wednesday night charged with Gsaging and
stsbbug Francis PsrtOns Of No II Forsyth street II appears
that his home from Broadway coDcen a.
loon with one of the waer girls who formerly mistress
q Bdge couple by the latter who Instantly
became enrsged and drawing knife stabbed Parsons In the
brea rd s but not geouy lie attended by Police
Surgeon Jones and Bdge taken before Justice Connolly
and held 10 au5weT.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-06
THH nIckEf Nt RDk Z
plfl'cc. 81. csur. .djoarn,d to nsI. Monday at IL N.
United STATES DISTRICT CoURr-JrLr s--Bsiors
judge PETTs

TIE PRIZE SCHOONER cRESSuAW.
The United States at the schooner Crehshsw, her tackle &c
The trial Of this cause was set down for this morn
nr bot MI Mssop who represents claimant fora portion Of
tie esso being ~ Youker Mesu' Lord aud nohus Irpre
s.nrs her cmsn snd the Assistant United Sstes District
Attorney Stewart L. WoOJrl nsentug bs msto' post
poncd until Monisy until which time the Courf adou ned IN
nrd,, was made invoking Commodore Psnerp,ss proclaim.
on the testimony In the Of the H,waths to be used
iut this