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New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-22
MARRIED..
CKHOUT-WEEKs-A Harlem, on Th'

BUCKEoUT-wEEKs-A Harlem on ThuT'day iIne ~ !"
White Plains Y, to Mics Harriet eldest daughter OF the
late Ewsrd C. Weeks, esq, of Harlem, NJ y.
BLAKE-CLAKR-On Thur,d1y June CO. at the residence OF
tn brides father, by the Rev O. w Ansbe Jndson =
Beke Celia Louise eldest daughter Of John h. Ihrk esq
all Of Brooklyn, N Y.
BEEK-BRADY--On Wednesday, June le, BY the Key MI.
Csrpenter Capt Cnsres e. Beck OF Posmouth ~ IL, TO
Mis- Ella j. Brady of Liverpool England
LADUE-HALL-Op Monday, June II, by the Rev Aired
Goldman, WLett N. Jsdue 10 Ellen L. Hall, all Of New
York
Boston papers please copy.
PECK-JEssUP-on wednesdsy, June 1s, by the Rev b. NJ
Warrington Fers Peck TO Miss Mary r. youngest d2osht> Oh
Jonathan Jetsyp, esq, ell Of Greenwich.
sEYMOUR-BROwNE-O Thursday, June 90 at Histins'
by the Rev DR. e. H. Canhed OF Brooklyn tue
OEas ynour Rector Of st. Peters Church Mi
ford Conn., to Mary Harrison Browne, daughter Of the late
Rev Abram Browne.
sHuTE-HAsTINGS-O Wednesday, June 10, By the Rev
George Hare, William Shute TO Miss Martha v Hastings
oil Of this city.
wAUE-NEWELL-On Wedne aday June ls, by the Rey' =;
H. Gillette Mr.. John Waite " Miss Helen Loune Newell al
Of tnis city.
TowFR-AARTlN-O Thursday, June 90 BY Dr.. Lsshrop
Stephen Tower Of Boston, Mass to hiss bIA MAtin o
this city, daughter Of Geo. w. Martin
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valuable r,Poris and large mass Of important ftati
ca information.
Taylor Brotbers' quotations are as follows:

At the animal meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Union Insurance Company Of Hartford, Conn.,, June
l9, it voted unanimously to eease Issuing poheies
and in future conduct the business Of the Company win
special reference 10 speedy and final closing up oil Its
affairs.
In relation TO Lake Superior mining matters, me
Boston Post remarks:
From NOV o. 1860 TO June 1881 the Pewsbic niDe rro
duced ga J0 Of nsOt copL In the same time ssshon
3yi $40 II gain this year .503 ib - -,
From Nov 20 1862 TO Jane 1881 the frsnL IN mne yieiheo
6ss02 ingo' copper In ihe same period OF the ist
81 6 H. GAN this Jsl b IL thus appears ttt dnns
ths fire. six months OF the present .hppns year, these t.o
mines show Of l9se29 ID Of ingot COPPER worm
nearly $500 oo the product Of the same portion oil the
previous year. -,
present ugo copper dull though no. heavier than many
other leading articles OF prime necessity s SAFE eann1t os
forced to any while price s 40 lew that In many 0e
tiles Il be pfoduced nneh profit But the last ssser
on dos apply to the leading American mnes-cerny rot
to the Cliff Nj ,nesoa National Pewabic, Quincy or riain.
Al Of these yielding largely and IN OF them does tn
refined metal above Is H. al the outside AZ some
ofhem it ssd 10 cost less than this hse bat wen a. 10
the product pays profit Of cents with an unu
susly low price for copper. .
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JAMES NJ. RAY, Ioan


GALE Of IOWA STATE sTOCKS.-PRO-
y POsALs for LOAN to the sTAIE Of lQ"A, ;9.s o.
" Agents at the AetSPstsp BsTt n "a .Ds
y .wYt ugls Oess s.I, m o. % Ia,s a nS noe eva sI
ssdins being pat q Dan not e1eeeog ;Sb
so1sd by oct ps,ed .he ess ses5 o. e. tng he .a
nd Of State Bond TO procure loan q money for the State
q Iowa. enable % TePsl invasion and defend 'e In WAL
Tue sum for sea the sealed proposals aforesaid win be re-
which bonds n.y be cold IN the sste PvSte
@ theT nominal ysae previous TO the 18th day oi july
The Bond. 70. The . Of Which the .-ia sealed P.CPP.ss y
ropo.. @ sisned y GoyeSo the Auditor
and atested by the Great Seal OF the state OF
Iowa With interest coupons sched The Auditor Of
ss but Sy tn Gtesf S Sc sea- nns e. ss sss a. e
don Of twenty years from the date thereof and the pynen
each each yesr Al the r.e Of per per boh p
' az. % n sid d b0n Sss S &. srsoI a. s S
Yt s. wins h days public notice Of such place in three
TIE te Ha itrsvooaby pledged m filth provide adequate
and 6e principal at the expiration Of twenty years. and for
tas pnpose all or much a. h eyenue sn.
aut AID pledged for hes and it n made tie duty OF
r. s9'd q cher Ps sSs q M sno1s.d b
as 10 levy each year sufficient for these ss
Is idsd by law shall ever be levied by the Stat.
Of iowa on thtok thereby created nor on the interest which
b ows be impaired by the authority Of the slse bat i,
sIpc,sy provided that nothing In sd law confirmed hs be 50
eonued exenp, from tsr.sion any part OF the capital
soek of the branches Of the > ate Bank OF lowe: . .
The eo Bond authorized by ssid Get viii be sold at all
b ire sa.e No conditional prop win be considered The
at reserved reject sl such nropos as shall be
considered will pro mote the best inter- s.s of the State
The terms win be pcie payable hand delivery Of the
6oDds sold 10 the pprchssers -,
TIE vii be opened s IL o'clock No. the 18th day
Juy d. 1851 by the undersigned al the place cf fecep
Ron In the presence such popeT to be
prent and The loan srded beat and highest bidde
accepted, on the 18th day OF July, A. d. 1901.
Proposals be addressed urder seal to the UNDERMINED
City Ploposat
Tor Iowa State Loan"
number OF certified copies Of the &C. authorizing said ioar
and Of the action Of the Board OF Commissioners therein pro
t5ed for with other documents penar tbereo can he found
q the Metropolitan Bank in the City Of kewfOrt Tor in'pec-
lion and animation
MATURIN T.. FISHER S-
kew.YoTk. June lq 1861,
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A TORNADO IN NE W-JERSEY
Correspondence OF The N. Y. Tribune.
SOUTH BRANCH, Somereet Count

Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune.
SOUTH BRANCH, Somerset County, n. J,}
June is, 1851.
Sunday morning, between eigh: and nine O'Clock,
most terrific tornado passed over this place, about
mile and half wide, unroofng buildings and tearing
down chmneys, also accompanied by most severe
hail storm TIE halstones varied in size from hcns
egg to hickory nut Where it hit the fence you can
plainly see the marks yet. 1t demolished barns and
houses tearing trees down and breaking them OF close
to the ground and where the hail Int the trees some
of them are all pounded jelly the south sde II
came from the south. There several farms around
here where the crops are ruined the corn being cut
cose to the ground, and wheat, &C.. all torn up by
the roots 1t killed birds also, us they were pcked
up dead after the shower Ii it has passed through
this place as il passed through piece of woodland
near here, there would not have been house left.
II carried away the cupoa of the church, some heav
pieSoe LEie ss-.sisI ts<-vesn h~aado eno
two hundred Yards. J.H.G.
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msrkets-C.rrruLII REPORTED roR THn y. Y. TaIaus'


AsHEs-Tho make, unchanged. and the demand fair
FLOUR AND MEAIThe inquiry for Western Canal Flour
..I.e aSi Il is ls low 'H n d invest s1tT, state
oor sustained than Western but the former are heavy ~ the
% ss . and M The ... latte. M S5 40 s ss,,y "a - saa an
STATE and a :. a. sis S the sT ssss, @ .ady
. ga y for q slSass brand s;,s Of g. Round Hoop h1'
.ia. sas these are hs.yy shcies sustained The
=. 50 for PS,s sOuieTn Flour i. mo- seive and tbe
dum grades rmer ohOce brands no, 50 plenty sales Of
Ie and s t3 90 rs for Ers, Rye Flour Is in fair request
:ai ;ss ale. q l1 :s ,sS e ss I "a s jersey
and 81 for BrsDdywine and . Msrhs Ca,ric.T
pm. sprint l. armiy held and h IL good demand White
Png .nt the low s.dss oi We,.ein White arc s,'eI
asn.Sa Tor export the ioquy ioi nas limited and price,
Of choice White the buyer The e' are IL 600 brah good
81 a. q 80 bush Club p.t from
:scs ec s l..sO ba,h Ts4 wH,e % gl. w.';sII tern =:
ii lSssi S tsS bush e choice S Amber do p sa00
sg'a Whit s o. 4S %s 81 81 bh sood
Racine sphns at 81 10, In store ,o,ao,,
for C.n.dsn dian 81 Ss,o for STATE aud asdsi for wen
Corn Ia hrm the arrival. Light and We noti'e more uons
G Hii %. .. :sP e S 20 90 s ba r heated is
for Southern Med 4saSoc for Prime shipping do and $40
wHlskY-The inquiry (. not active, and the msrhe!r f.
PRovIsroNs Fork ia again lower aud heavy
the arrivals are m sales $50 bbs at l5d SIS ~ for Mess
oa Prime, and si7 for Clesr Beef Is irresuiI
ss'is os kspses.a T M.sp s SO sSsts for Extra Prime
Meas is in moderate denand at sl1a and nda Ms,s
spn Bacon is du and heavy Meat, iu moderate
quest. Of Is hhds at c for shouders aud 6dtsc to
&: aP Ssa. .a sss nsi :: s'%:1s
nj. SIItsd The oo.s ss Butt" ii dscpop sfse
oG Of very ss .oss 70 " S% osf
Middle do Yellow at loai2c White and stIested at .dyc
Ohio 5ac and State Sa7.c Eggs are In demand at io9
make, dull and heavy; the supply large sales
Of 9OO bales a. 4oa5tc. y 100 d.. ..,z
sEEDs-Tbs inquiry is mOiens for Fl'r'eed at 81 aiS
TALLOW-The market is firm the demand s less sctve
sales Of 10 90 n Prime Chy al ies.e. elsh. ..o..
sssa s2s IS fer Western Thn and SEA S3A 20 OI City Tain
NAVAL sfOREs-Cruds Turpentins very dull and prizes
are nonnay unchanged the for Spit. TgrPeniins s
good and prices have again ady@nced .aes Of zs oo Ia
aSr ssS 81 I and so 6S fS'S S y The
very the sales hcirde 900 bbs No al p9d9oo
To- ns rss aas sT.,re for caSs ns sPss m sale. M
Si ss Guide Whale i. quiet .cS42c Liaoeed Is dull
oo Oh We Lear Of sale. Of loo cases in quarts
BsEsW1xrThs market for eIov /. dull aud unchanged
CANDLES very lie doing small s.is' Adsmsn,
tine l7ol'tc The market for Sperm quiet at atoc In
pRtdsTis mslss very quiet, We quote BicaEb Soda
at SIC, ss Soda at lie, and Sod, Ash a. l.o q,
MARKET There stock Of Jsasoo do with the exception
SoTToSIThs S MARKET continue. arm, sales Of 900 bales
We repeat quotations as follows;
'tSlss:s tS.sss 'ts:iss,e''lsssi Fssg. %ssi..
SSiIs,.sH'ii:.;;:;::E.'' SI,s'i:.!:;:;;::::E|.' y # Il
COFfEE~ibs msIst is kru, with . n0dsIse basiaes'
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FRIDAY, June 2I-P. n.

FRIDAY, June III b
Tie Stock market continues 10 show a downward
tendency and the parties TO the recent movement for
the rise appear to have abandoned the attempt as hope
less in the present doubtful state Of public Affairs The
contiguity of the two armies in Virginia appearing TO
indicate an approaching collision alarmed some holders
and made buyers tmid consequence of which Stocks
were pressed on the market and lower prices in nearly
every case established. Some Of the bears were ham,
meing with considerable energy, but did not get out
many contracts. The market for State Stocks was less
active than or late and the rmness Of the last few
dsys was lost in Missouri &c, which fell off to 38i
against 39l yesterday afternoon. North Caroinas sold
at i.a. decline of p cent. Virgniss were steady at
40. Tennessees were rather hrmer In Shares there
was not much activity, excepting in Illinois Central
and Galens and the quotations show small decline in
most cases. There was more doing in Harlem thanfor
some time past, and project of issuing new mortgage
does not appear to be favorably received. The old
Stock sold at g. and the Preferred at % decline OF
y cent. Panama sold at l0S, and Pecifc Mail at ooi
which lower. Illinois Central and Ere under lower
quotations fell of, the former selling at 65i and the
latter al 22s. Galens declined y cent, now'astaId
ing the largely increased earnings Of the br't two
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-22

ARMY Observation-Disclosures BIT MACHINERY.
MoRr INVENTION WAsTED.-We have already given
full description Of the manner of making bread by
machinery without yeast, it being made Light in ex'
actly the same way and by the ingredients that
make sodswa,er light. OF the success Of the inven.
ton we think there now be no doubt. OF the ex.
celence of the bread good many of patriotic sol
ders will bear witness, it is the bread furnished 70
the camps on Staten Island We have also seen let
ter from the Headquarters of the U. s. Army" writ
ten by direction of Gen. Scott, to thank the inventor
and manufacturers of the bread in this city, for pro.
ducing such excellent food for soldiers.
Now, what is wanted is little more invention ap-
piled TO this bread-nakng machinery, as 10 furaish
bread fresh from the oven 10 an army in the field and
on the march. We think it entirely feasible TO place
one Of these machines, with it's oven, and small
steam-engine to operate it, q large roadwagon, 20
that the whole business Of ad.making can b
economically carried upon the road or in movesbls
camp. 1t certainly be put in complete operation,
at little expense, upon a railway car SO that an army
could carry its whole bresdmakng machinery with il
as far the rails extend.
We want some ingenious inventor, or, rather skiIs
full mechanic to take this matter in hand and make
fortune for himself in few months and at The same
time greatly benefit his feowmen the soldiers of oar
army One Of the great benets of this "unfermented
bread" to our men would be the promotion Of their
health. Unlike yeast-rased bread this does not spoil
with age We have eaten il week old, and found Il
sweet and palatable, although little dry. 1t would
be great blessing soldiers to be able TO get
such bread fresh from the oven and there reason
why they should not have it. There is nothing ser.
ously in the way of making the thing locomotive. All
that is wanted is appliance Of some Of the ingenuity
90 abundant in the country.
There is for another application Of ingenuity to
this machine, out of which some man may make for|
tune The dough- when ready for the oven, is dis
charged om the retot by the force of the pressure Of
gas iust as the water is from soda fountain and the
cock opened and shut by hand the operator guessing
when bis loaf is Of the right size and weight Wbats
wanted is a closkwok attachment to open and sbut
this cock at the proper time. 1t is easily DONE and We
invite inventors to look into it. BY calling at the
bakery corner of Third and Fourteenth street,
they will See what is wanted.
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Oce ard the Controller bad approved the Mayor merely
ministerial officer 'nd bad no discretion 70 esassssni's
Lawrence jr for tho Islssor; r. H. Andsnsa Sw ~
- GENERAL TExx-Norics TO Law STUDENTS.
All applicants for admission to the bar who have
been admitted the present term Of this Court end who have
the .f s:ss
Before Justices CLxsKE, ISGE.HAz. and LEONARD.
MISUNDERSTANDING TO CONSUMERS.
Amas Cs.ssrd sgt the MaDhs,tsn Csslis sht Company.
BY THE CoURr.-I. The Company had no right %
nonthy condition of delivering g" nom the Company, as
IL The plaintiff having refused to take .s on tn. conditions
offered BY the Company no, entitled demand from the
desnds unless he complied with the provisions Of the charter
Ill BY the statute he request from the Company sup
ply OF AID make payment to the Company for the amount
~ A, the plaintiff made psyneu. and rendered nothing IL
never supply Of gas from the Company
a the act 9t Ss hs; ,:ne'oasd The Of DE-
Of opinion that properly granted ct the
commencement of the ,uit-
Judgment affirmed with costs.
ENFORCEMENT OF CONTRACTS IN THE srATEs.
Lewis Guisudesn agt. James HowslletL.
The assignment made in New-York being invalid In
New jersey could not be enforced there In vosion Of the laws
Of RewJeisey property then in the State of NewJsrsey
pnee with bs recOyeed n Iii. s.sis The extent Of
The a %s BY The pa: r, ssnnI BE 4 .
to be be.foImed does not make the act ileg. there
IA ' s sss .1s soa n 5ou
Delaware the contract would legal Judgment affirmed with
MISUNDERSTANDING OF EXECUTOR FOR HIS AcTsAs
SUCH.
George w Plat ct al ss. James Meyerer, executor.
BY THE CoURT-The real question on this demurrer
wh,.er se fact, sps: e, forth - The complaint prs,sS
sgsinst The efepdsnt personally upon the note.
There is doubt that whout facts being proved the
defendant would be personally liable notwithstanding be ded
executor.
The facts to the borrowing for the benefit Of the estate
would relieve the defendant There nothing TO h thai
he had authority borrow In the absence
such proof he is ssent acting without authority and
by uaki ims
Although the complaint h badly drawn. there 10 enough TO
make OF claim II the additional facts stated do
stitute any defense Judgment affirmed with costs
TIE Merchant nstrsnee Company ast Richard Hnnsn et
sJudement modified strike ont aesinst
Richard Hnpsu and direct the against the In
psid the moneys In the hand OF the guardians
John A schenck sgt. John L. MasonOrder affirmed with
costs
John o. Joue, sgt The Terra Hsute and Richmond Rsoed
Company-Judgnent reversed and new a ordered, unless
plaintiff RENTS Of stock dividend and nterest-tp which
case judgmen. affirmed for residue.
Schuieinen Hsls,ead ct al SGT James Gordon OF s-Juce
msnt reversed trial ordered Costs 10 abide event.
David b. Green agt Wm. McArhur-Same order - sbsye
Louis Thsrsssone al. sgt Geo. r. Paterson Ct a-'1aS
affirmed.
Ward est Ruckman-Judgmen affirmed with costs
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CLEvzLasD AM ToLz zDo RAuRoAD Co.. OFFICE,
CLsyKLAsD Ohio, March, 1851. !
INIE CLEVELAND AND TOLEDO RAIIr

Vie CLENEIAND AMI 1OLElbO hRlL-
ROAD COMPANY ready TO receive exchange for their
Including Junction Railroad First hoIgss Flint Diyion Bonds
dated April 1851 Junction Railroad Fst Mortgage Second
Division Rond dated Dec. l. 1852 Junction RAILROAD Second
Mortgage BoDds dated l9j2; junction Railroad Income
(unsscorcd dated June 1851; Toledo Norwst and
fCevssna Tr. Mortgage Bonds dated sept 1881 Toledo,
ovsl aud Cleveland Second Mortgage Bonds dated Sept
Sleveaad and Toledo Income and Dividend Bonds tall
\ The siNkN0 FUND NOR rGAGE BONDS, offered In eI-
foI the Bod secured the naa bne
w NonI -oy nao subject to about StvcJ only oi roe
s other property belonging 10 the CeveA ard ole
ae Railroad Company and also sinking Fund Of per
cent per snnnu Of the Funded Deb, the Company msnsed
sy ConmoneIs into whore hands The C,mpsny has already
p about 800 c cash for inyesnent T.T are made psva
be IN NewYok city IA 1873 and bear ,~lansl intei
Coupons a. per oept payable At Com Esohsnge Bank
noninaton OF One Thoussnd Dollars limited 10 The
en0uni Of Three and Half kliors. ~ - -
EIchsbse. have been effected to the the
e oO1,dsrsbly Mcnof Dollars ofthe vsdeas
the suhing fund Mortgage Bonds have been issued
&C ere outstanding.
The attention parties holding tie remaining portion of
n.ssorded TO take Mortgage Bonds
sr the Bonds they hold aud which worth In
ns rrfes than the Sinking fund Mortgage Bonds.
we swopd remak. That the absorption Of outstanding
the Bonds and therefore the value Of the
e-that In few years tbese Bopds win become the Pist
Hgss Bonds upon property coting twtce their amount
aeedy these Bonds sold In NewYoYk manket
s cent and that the payment OF sny pcrOs Of the
oo.d Debt win still ephance the value OF these already
securities and reader them very desable for invest
o. ns vhins 10 make the exchange may do by sending
. o,a bcncs 10 OF 900 Messrs CARPENTER
vnlnILfE No ~ Wall st., New Yort (who viii Issue new
a. ma soust any differences Of iutsres TO this Office
'"yht upon p1omyt return Of the new Bonds.
H. G. LUCE, Treasurer
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5tnantlal.
DPoPos4Ts FOR A LOAN OF sl,OOO,OOO.

"a sgRlvGIiEiD Inilois, May u, 1851.
e,a viii be received at the Office o te Treasurer
- a. If Ntnois Ia the Cy Of spr Eied iln0is un
voc 1n ofths twen,v.fhh day o{ June 81 aud a. the
80 Fs,itee Bsak "a the Ci'y Of Nswl Oh uiii "
,-n I'D th. hts day Of July 5o FOR One Million D iAs
60, al ne s,lie OF l1ros 20 be Issued Ia accordance
~ .h yide fsr auiYins OIL accounts agd disbursements
~ 80 A., ~. II for llntce,, HpIroEed Nsy iooi me
Al a. 2 eibuf,ed The pleasure q The state AZ
scS & % our Lord l5sJ ~ tie Gig Of eF-1 pa 20 ost
bsre.t a nc Of SIX ftf e.l r @ - VI IA -
1 Ine-e.t paysbie - ihe CITY oi New ork luu 20
oi " mi. ~ bra!er viii seliiaHnnai nteH- cor
I'd nays5c on the lFst Mondays OF January Ut" '"y
" ~ xe.r IN silauris as follows 70 Wit; , -,
ue hsldes and fsy thousand doii'tsln pono -; n
,iIsS-h Tva huIed aYd my ousanS eo.ias ~ oLls M
del sreh sud i've hundred 'houe"u u'"'s
a. bopds OF one th ID. and dolaTs each .., Ls.a A.,
IN, p.opo NE mus ie The sum oiefco oI " = ~
hrs OF stook and the demon nati us 0i oA u ~ "
xhout reference to tie Offers one PEI c.hl ol
gsTgi tn,si De deposi ed with some ohnk ~ me
i;sv of srurhpld Illinois, IN tie Jy 81 l"caR
h. .e Civ III New Yofk, aid ceftibfa are SHOW"
uust sccompany tbe ogs su1ee' 10 hc oIuei q " 49,
Of ts Stse II Illinois sAic moves 70 DC ie''iHe' "
Cd. IN rot aec-pled ,,,.-.-.,.as.. a..
Tn nrsars whose bid accepted VII he required 70 oe
- he-eoi with the Treasurer 81 the STATE o. IN
ITs Exchsne bank In the Ciy of Kew YORK, subject to
u gder within fse days the piar GO a. i b al
which time the b0rds win he ready To- delivery uc pace
shee the OGerrgs pe 70 pe the ree ~ d"po seu
the delivery Of tile boud rnless he wie sPecne IN ol
is sb; is essyed 10 reject any sd al Of Tie bids oSns,d
necessary proie promote the tneie o. ihe ss'e
Tbe rroposals must be sesled ard and addressed
Nililm Bu,lor
pu;ap, psler TresSrrsr Treasurer Of S'se a. Illinois
Surinsdeld III. , or a the American EAchanre
. P,onosaIs ror Loan l9sl") Bafk, New-i
Prep ,ss .or Loan, 1851
RICHARD lATES,
Governor Of the State OF illiaois.
JESSE n. DU bOlS. Auditor.
WILLIAM BIfILLR Treasurer.
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John Wolf, trial yesterday, was before the Court
again today. The Jury retired and back With an
scquitte.
So eph Cohen Jew ed for receiving stolen goods
Az usual with the evidence slim, and the trial
tedious The principal evidence against Cohen that OF
thief according the argument OF Counselor smith made
Cohen victim by selling him cheap goods There were no
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Law INTELLIGENCE.

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT TCoURT-Juss2l.-Beore Judge
SHIPMAN.
THE SLAYER rRIE-DIsAoRHENEST OF TEE JURY.
The United States sst. Nathaniel Gordon.
The Jury in this case having been out all night,
came Court this morning and stated that they were unable
TO agree The Judge then discharged them They stood seven
IN favor Of conviction to five for scquittal.
The Judge directed whole panel Of Jurors to be discharged
telling them ths, they had served too long afeady
The District Attorney gave notice that he would Try the pr
sner sgain OF early day as practicable
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has been employed domestic In the family OF M Eu'
gene Bs row. living No Thompson street day on twe o
nue anpcd and after her dissppesrnce two
i0o bills s6 IN gold which M BaErew Kept IN bis b1rssa
drawer were Search made for kate and etef
her arrest by Mccrcdie Of the Eighth Ward was ssee
sined that had passed Of the bills in 9ueon
Canal stree. in pay goods Jcer MeCrcdfs also
arrested smother coored named Mary Wilson ON suspi
cion being In the theft Both the women wss CON-
mitted for examination by Justice Connolly ,'a..-
SERIOUS CAMPHEsE CAsUALIrY.-Late on Thurs.
day night Frank Rita German living on the corner Of Forty.
seventh Third burned by
erploson Of csmpene lamp. He conveyed to e. Lukss
Hoptai by Nineteenth ard Police The place st
e by tie expocn but the flames soon ~
officers Jones and Mcknight ..lf ...I.a lf
Found In TIE WATER.-The body Of an unknown
man apparently German eigrsnt, found nostng IN the
o No az Ckson street. Deceased about yeafs OF e
snd had sandy hair and whskeS His dcss consstsd es<
bouis brown fr0ek coat, and grey mixed cotton pensa
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-22

NEw.YoRK FARM ScHooL.-There are now 70 boys
in this institution, in Eas, Chester. their success n
the culture of straw berries is sample Of what they
can do in other matters then some astonishing results
must be produced. We are informed that ,ooo hills
of straw berries planted Last year produce this season
an average of quart apiece-some Of them two quarts
Six hardy, rugged young men, who had been at mo
Farm about three years. have gone to fight Tor their
country.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-22

The balance of Die American tsde "ss IcdItseu py .o'
With Pnsnd dives America In o,heI brsnche OF her trade
Tns,nd a. before shown has been the Grdret
OF Anea The purchases OF the United State. ~ China snd
n, were no, pi fo by exports China and india but by
d. on h. country indebted 10 America che eau
ceied her dtb,. onChns and India bills Now that
purchases In the ksst In France snd in this coun
y h.ye rn far Of hose which would nave been made
under happi,r ccusnoe. no wonder thst Ams es has
l.iap defau