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New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-04
LATESr-Y,a Que.n,torcn.

PAEs, June 22-The Paris papers Of this evening
deny the report o the death Of the Sultan, which had
been current In Paris.
The Duke de Grammont, the French ambassador,
has delayed his departure from Rome.
The MoRfeVr "a to-day announces the de6nitivs
appointment Of Maoud Efondi az Governor Of the
Lebanon.
PEsIH, June 22.-The agitation In Hungary is in.
crea,ing $1,000 men are concentrated near Pestb.
BRLsLAU, June 22.--Tbe ScLestSche ZeitiSgg Of to-
day publishes lews from Wansw, stating that the
laws In connection with the reforms recently, pub
lsbed, bad In no way given satsfactlon Tie priyi-
lepes granted Il the Council Of State and the Munich
pal Councils, found to be 30 Insignificant that
their proceedings promised results The dissatis
facion Of the people increasing, and the aspect OF
affairs in genera was most gloomy. m. Apramoziez
had returned 10 Warsaw. ~.
Pans june q, 3:l5 .. m.-Ihe Bourse has been
dull and heavy R'is' closed eoo or is cents lover than
IosDoE, Sunday, June 23-Ihe Duke of Cambridge
ispected the London kire Brigade yesterday IN yde
Park and the London Scotch underwent inspection by
Lord Clyde in Regents Park. Very nigh prai were
awarded 10 eash corps.
Lord CLYDE aid that az an old soldier and Scotch
man. be was delighted with what be had witnessed.
Col MachueIdo sl.o inspected 1880 Of the Metro
politan corps OF Leatherhesd Downs yesterday.
An immense ire, which commenced yesterday after
noon, and has been raging during the night, has in
volved the destruction of Cottons wharf and the
adjoining warehouses in Tooley BeFough rhe
destruction Of property Is 20 CREST that the market for
uany articles viii be affected. Mr. Braidwood, the
ecien. Inspector for many years Of the Fire Brig
ade has been killed together with either Ave ak o
his men, by part Of the wall falling upon them. II is
stated that two gentlemen were killed at the same
time. The fire presented the appearance Of vast vol
eano the fsmes occasionally shot up hundred feet 10
hight, and produced Illuminating effects Of terrific
grandeur.
LNrRrooL June %, 1851.
The Prince Albert arrived here to-day.
The Persia has f154, 900 in specie.
The steamer New-York arrived at Cowes yssterdsy.
Adviees from Melbourne to April say that the mail
steamer Tasmania had been wrekedon WaItara Re
and part Of the crew murdered by the natives
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-04
POLAND,


Tie Imperial decree relative 20 the organization OF
tie C0unfl Of the State for Poland he'd been published
The Lew Council il be composed Vi members oi tue
Ooui ell of Admin -tfaton, OF members appointed by
tie Fmle,cr the members Of the superior clergy. the
governors Of the proyiaces and be rrvsideht oil the
Aalicuitsl Association Its functions are to examine
aud liye deliberate vote new laws, on tue budget
for Tie year aud on al charges brought against Pnbhc
func,ioraes TIE si,ngs Of tho Council viii be Sc
Cre and the resolutions not to be published before
having been approved by the Emperor. Tie Imperial
cotrs for regulating the election vi members To the
provincial .isrics AID mum, pal couGcils have also
been ti lshed. Tie electoral laws contsned therein
arc conceived in literal spirit. The eligibility OF
nepobs1s il in no way effected by their re zion or pro-
fos,ion The electoral fGiuclise Is very comprehen-
.ire 10 persOn under twenty-five years OF age can De
sn secor The Judge of the dstnct viii be the presi-
dent oearh distct conccil ard t5e bWgomaster tbai
Of each municipal council. 1t is stated from Whrsaw
that II. " elopOLu had proposed the fcrInaiiOn un.
der the itle OF Polish Military, ola lying coiumn oi
g. uU0 ueu 70 naiau public osler in the country, In
stead OF he Rn.sian tIO,ps.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-04
THE CASE OF THE PIRATES.

Examination in the case Of the Savannah pirates had
been set down for clock Wedne sdsy attbs Tous
United States Commissioner Henry was there st the
time. likewise Assistant Dis,ict-Atosney Allen aud
the prsonsrs were produced in due te freed Of their
uanacles, by the Marshal
Attorney Alien ssid :he prosecution bad been 70
much engaged ia other cases that they had been una
BE to give ths one the attention t required in fact
had not given Il any attention At all The Grand Jury
bad bad the matter under Consideration but bad not
yet made presentment by reason Of tbe neglect Of
portion Of the Grand Jury to be present al Wednesdays
Seeng. As soon as this presentation was made, and
And it would be by FTiGay or Sunday, ehs proper
documents could be iss1ed BY the Court, which would
render this examinstidn entirely uurecesssry. BE
Sw DO reason Why the examination, therefore, should
take pacs to-day, and proposed the matter shon1 be
pOsp0aed until Dexsfuesday, II s parties consented.
There object only for the defepse 20 desrs
examination, and that was 10 know be nature of our
testimony. In reference to this, be would ssy the
prosecution had objection 70 their seeing tie wit
nesses Of whom the Captain Of the JoSeph wss pres
eot, and the statements Of the Others, having been
taken down, were at the service Of the defense,
Kuickerbocker, he would say was sick, and could not
present appear. .- 4. ...
Mr. RidgeAay was not strenuous in favor Of holding
the examination, but desircd be nppiiled Of the
ehense with Which they are 10 be charged, whether
piracy, privateeriDg, what. H
Attorney Allen replied il wou}d probably be piracy.
Ar. Larocque representing. Harleston said t.is
case different from ORDINARY. These undoubtedly
prisoners Of Al counsel for HarlestoD, be should
not feel al liberty to take any Affirmative step, such ss
waving examination, because that wonle seem to
imply admission on hs part that his clients TO
Be treated Otherwise than prsonen Of As conn
eel was their duty ID leave the Government to pur-
sue whatever eOurse they pleased, aud they ths de-
fense would then take such seion they could uuder
tne law Of the land. The District-Attomey would
therefore act entirely bis own pleas ore.
Mr. Allen said be did not mean that the sxaminstion
,txy ID
ment
Mr.. Sullivan counsel for Capt. Baker,, bad no
objection at sh In matters OF this kind was always
Understood the prosecution wouh let it be frankly
known what were the motives Of their motion NJ
benefit would accrue 70 his client either one way or
sther, r .trI = = - ~ -
The hour OF adjournment then agreed 70 was Tuesdav
IL clock, aud the prisoners were taken out OF the
ioom. A friend Of Harlestons, South Carolipian.
ShohsuppOsed TO hsvs arrived from across the borders
vas prsseut in coart.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-04
The Rebel Commissioners at Paris,
THEY GET THE COLD SHOULDER
FRENCH RECOGNITION OF ITALY.
Spain wifi Not Extend SlaTery TO st. Domingo.
GREAT FIRE IN LONDON.

The Royal mail steamship Persia Capt. Judkins
which sailed from Liverpool III about $3.50 On tie
morning 5f the 22d aud from Queenstown on the after
uoon Of the sd ult arrived bore Wednesday morn
iug.
The Ediaburgh arrived at Queenstown si lO;Jo P.
H. on the 29th aud cached Liverpool on the following
evening.
The Norh Britcn arrived of Iondondt Uy on the
morning of the 22i. with news OF the loss oi the
lnadm aud 81 liyes, IN the Straits Of Belle l'le
Tie following Is the specie list per fssmstiP Persia
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-04
TIE SOUTHERN CoNFEDERACY BAFFLED
AT VERA CRUZ.

Tas bark Rapid, Capt. MsrschAik, from Vera Cruz
which arrived this port 'h:s morning, reports tnst
when sie left June 9, the United States shP Aacsdo-
ran was in port and thst all on board were we'll She
sso passed the Steamship City Of New-York, bound
sOuth, on the lst Of July, in lst. &', lon 7S0.
Capt. n. repOrts that letters had been received by
raries in Vera, Cruz from the authorities Of New-Or-
leans reQues.ing them TO purchase all the musksts
which could bs procured the same to be shipped 10
Eew0rleans but no persOn could be found to accept
,bt commission,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-04
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

stPOkf on HARB0R DEFREsEs--PORTRAIT or A
PIRATE.
Ihs monthly meeting was beld on Wednesday (ths
"s0lsr day falling on July a, at / o'clock, p. PxnIr,
&C., IN the chair. -
sARsoR DEyERsEs.
= ~. Nc GEoess OPpYkr, Ch6irxsn Of the Committee
Cisy Dsfsnses reroried thas tbs Coumis,eo ip per.
sa ss.nS the duty assigued them, visited portion Of
'Orsihcs,ioas in person, and though unable 10 find
- ufs % visit the whole, they bad such informstion
isaeis sources that they believed they had exsct
snease % tho present condition o all The iarts and
.1,nanen's, and had accordingly drawn up the
n' Honorable cen0,.. q, "A. u'0s ssa Jsly ise
sAs e.. to.x. " HepsssniafiTss eossasd
NJ nsps-s voansfcs Of the bists Of New Yort respect
VI sl,dsetsa M s.tsnion Of Goernnsnt Ia their pres
~ ssry may are unworthy of The ooysrnIssnt
kxA r..s g.. a. means dsfsase hos,il, hsst
s.hss d pe y .l,s q 10 rk Of iary snd lsy the cy
ssHkIsd MA hs following dssls resp sctfaly
'''s. sAs ssis ass.aars vssl Tie. yrss.ss. .hs cur
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-04
Tpr WrrsAwxIs RIoI-A TRur yEhsIos OF

THI WErHAwKLE RIoT-A TRUI tEhsIoE OF
AFgAR-Ths following 10 believed TO be true version
ofthe affair from dntss sisd professionalism and
6ezans-Who vi pesssd From theT ssteusp is appears
that Sunday ssnoon John Dshey siemp Cd dis
tubsnee with Roeh keeper Of gosge whom he dared out
" The street light calling him CoTtons, and othss
Roach by the sdos Of others paid the threats
made ssstnss hia and finally Dsaey made attack whoa
Roach twice ever had with revolver Consta
bic seot then ssrcJed nd the trouble for night
endsd On sndAy forenoon Dssy sceompsnsd by four or
hve men came down rom hshin the
qn when Roach closed and Locked his house The dot
era then en into drank Esssss Of beer
whes Sr's fsossd 30 give them snyihas
suadee them o. home Thk they refused do and BY
thes and pcmSst 60 houe procured another drink They
then rushsa outnto he street. and broke into Roacb house
A. this time carpenter nsmsd John b. Sanford.
Who ws werkins on eudns sonins n and sdvissi
eFsd Roach than stood tshind counter with revolver IN
h hand and Dsfsy snE 70 20 behind counter Sanford
said Rosch sss protect yearse" and then went oat
Jus s he got oud The shots fred ornsn. ser
ward Aeseh decree the street d kcked
and beaten with bsr II iron sDd Al this time MARY
ODonns or whsn she received three blows from The
With the b of iron two Of them taking eject .he head
and the other Of her wrsts hoscs mother old
woman 70 age when ous
OF The rioters powerful ssized hold Of asd threw
lsny In tho street. Roach thsn lying Wossrsts the
ground and Of tbs had raised the Of iron
fearful blow. Al tbs Sullivan up and caught
The bar Of iron end probably saved Rosohs life Citizens then
end prevssisd further vspes The vousdsa people
sre still alive ft y f.arI laI3I ~ -
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-04
FIRES.
IN yAHICR sIRHET,

~ vARicK s1REEr. .r
hre was discovered at l2i o'clock on Wednesday
morning in the basement Of No. 2Os varek street,
cupied ~ q smoke house by Vim. Keiehner, butcher.
Tie flames were extinguished by the police. Damage
about S9si insured. The premises are reported ~
being dangerous. 98f
Al 81 o'clock on Tuesday evening fire. WAS discovered
under the main staircase Of No. 634 Broadway occupied
byJ. K. Gray, furuitars manufacturer. Tue flames
were promptly sabdued with triAing damage. Is 10
shougks 70 have been the work sf aa inssadisry .s
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-04

Of he Italian Government to the note of France wo' "a
be DISPATCHED to Paris in the Of that day. whs
tie Pers Pres Of the 2lst says reply had actually
been received aud was in the affirmative, The Cabnet
of Turin entirely agreeing 10 the views and reservG-
tions Of France.
Tue Italian Chsmber Of De- Iuties bad adopted The
ILL for tho cpusOda ION Of the different public debts
of Itay by voie OF 70 against D.
A dispatch from Rome Of the 18th reports the Pope
again suffering from llness. Ibe tbsater st Rome had
been closed consequence ofk violent national mani
festatiou
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-04
The Case OF the United States ugt.
.. Capt. q. w. kay.

BANGOR, Me-, wednesday, July ), I5bl,
Before the United States District Court, now in
non In this city, the case of the United States a.
Capt G. w. Ray, charged with conspiing 10 cast
away the brig Aaron B. Moore of Charleston IN Febru
airy last, has been trial several days. Tbs case
closed last evening, and verdict OF scquittal was
rendered. Thers Il another indictment against Capt.
Ray on charge Of casting away the vessel, but 1t viii
not probably be tried Is this Court
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-04

Railroad Accident.

ALBAsr, Wodnesday, July 8, Is6I.
The down train Of the Hudson River Railroad,
which left at 345 q. ~, off the track Stuy-
vssant through the misplseing OF switch. Tbefrain
into shallowswaier. The engineer and hren.en
wers$slightly bruised but one else was injured
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-04

BuRGLARY.-Mr. Windheim, merchant at No. %
s sss street s ssd s Police Hs,aqu.rer. Tu.dsy
burglars aud robbed Of shs the value OF a. ono With ib
they escaped The police In search Of the burss sad
mad
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-04
THE COLE CAMP FIGHT.
sytLABIE PARTgCULARs--i4isl of huMh "0'd'"'
syitTTD-u-DGE TREY MURDERED.


KIIIFD--yUDGE TREY MURDERED
c-.,ssdencs Of The Missouri prnocsH. or zoe,
Co's'P0 BOoN EvILLH, June 20 leols
r., ~ ,rrsnan; 70 an order vi Gen. Lyon, mad
rsloS in Benton ane s6luiring touIdi.s, s0out 'oV
T'ioe men-ssJ for active service, snd 3o9 hooe
co.,ds On the lyth, there were about o'v " cNop.
a. ksadouarte1s were at great oarn, oeinyihS 70
IN N.Y.. near Cole CaMV. The caup was sur
srId,d by strong line Of eSunel-, aud by feoouug
.tiss' 80 we'll guarded that 10 attack was appie-
I'D MO Of those sleeli irg IN lte barn even isit
eir u,uskets oRtide, ss ihere was har5iy room Ioi
ssstIv at O'clock IN the morning, they were az
,sctpl. by ip0 rporn,sd men and %'A iuihntryi "Nh
TWO snail cauneD. The senti' els were sno, GOV hnu
the guns taken possession of oeiofs 'ne nou
.gcke, Thsp The butoIery commenced. f" 20 lnefcy
"a he DutchF' WA tne wsr cry. in0st ot the ZONE
Gu,td were Gernans The defoUssiess neh We
s.sassinated without mercy. Capt. COoA nea ~ 'u'
t-clpning Of tho night - ,1ooa,. ella q
.,,,nsny of our men, lee Oy Capt Elsner, and they
g,ps NOS, destructive fire n7on the tiacK ero"u -
Syrrderers killing many Of them snd Giving 'ue rV,t ~
f,u the field. We lost - kis1 32 ""1',ueu, Hilu %
,r.oDery. The prisoners were conveyed 10 "aIsaW,
81 thare liberated On taking tie odh soi 70 Dear . s
.rv more AGAINST the Sontberu Con'edeTacy. IAey
se.ort the css OF tho enemy at 80, amor whom ale
IIsrb'ofIIRe. TVarSaV Democrat, SIN AtAlhson, is"
ysr Nbipple aud several other Secssaioa leaders,
TIE following II list Of our killed;
S:B S:Bs Soksy si, ,yA bs1ss.as. s:;ss,t s:ss::,,
Mtg. hButattthsft r.
tsa hAsNu' X ns(;oren q. McPatIdge,
SoSu htnNS' los Bake HeEry Often.
f.NShr H D.LTa.su1 henry Jsoobs,
E.1ss ai.i rour whose nsus,s 1 do not know
The state OF thiDgs ia Benton, Pe,ts and Morgan
.nsS 4. dfsdfuI TIE bands of rebel o,urderers and
thieves steal horses stock provisont, and ever, 'hs
thew ike. NJ
,nee and NV own store in Sedaiia are striped Of All
our me. .nndise, 30 MANY other houses oi CniVh
men, Mys-l and family fed for our hives;
The venerable Judge TREY, y years old, s'rong
Union man soj a slsveholder himsef wAs ned 70 .
tre hy Jac ksors msranders an shot hRs mad cog
HIS bcdy was literally torn TO pieces
Wbsn viii tie bour of liberation and revenge come
for US. t.rF
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-04
SPAIN.

Late adyi,es from Tangiers say that the difficulty
boween Sfain and Morocco had rot been arranged
ard alYairs looked rather serious.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-04

Tho .oes ss had /. s.,iG.sd a iloe $50 sss. Il which
TR,ps Ar NIScHssrxE continues duh and droop-
iHs ossh In branebes yesterday there vas rather more
BasIpsIUTTs-Ihe weather continues highly ia
vorsle fer the crops A.ss. Rcsrdson Spence Co rep,r
Tirur ,sTy .sd oses,d pe. rsnsns es
re. s.uS1 nsy sS ' %S i ss
.,o,- s,.1 Ss ..es 'S T.. i: s as ass' %. Sfss' 81 q
PEoyIposs- Beef slow Of sale but unal.efed.
Psri tus but unchanged Bseop dcp,ssed and generally
ss G ..,. s's s.s ss .. .sa ,... S
90 fI seoa fsAnl Chsso stssa i0f hne hgi a oee.Pt
Ba,,Ess; b. iss.'I isscisrss % ssair. Al asl aSOi.
PRobrcI-The Brokers circular reports Abhes
ga. 60 ... ...S, ale. q csS5s .s1 saD Of isrrsS
the ySy dul sHS neglected g fall ofiiGhs small sc. ~
y e-t loss, fha Un. aun bui pics. uHai..rsd Sperm,
ti,0 Linse,a or s,esdy a, .s341G
LosDOS hAEXEIs.-MessIs. Barring Bros. Go. re-
port: wmAr da aud eiaioul. 70 eel d.shss Of y az
VIII. Ansesh 60 Winter Rcd 81 80. spnHs 81 sSsi
sa.5' sa s .:a % "a R. H ~ 'ss ,;,
steady :, fal 7noe' TsA sass, CSoss I'd 6lla So'y.r
ssrs ,T s' Tsus4ss ea ~ oils q.s IH'es1 sesdsd
10 80 spia Soqshs n At LI'esd Cs.e, In 70
AsTKtcIs SEeuRIrIIs- Barring Bros. g.
sSv.s,p sac. .sss. have tsrs oa i.s zeal. .nd ,sfs
row s vn'sed fsr sale kAss seenIiss vihOsi change
o a '' business shares $40 'o''' ''' 0''' Hun
T.,.' s,..s. g. sead' :, Jay si,ilsnd 80 e.s, az,
NAyhho aa.ss-.s.s.' ,..ss...ss''ss.'s''sop co..
hss.shuAstts tIons for sal abl...........,....sh O.
Penny ivAaia Eook. ..................es 9W
No keu.ieIE or Ohio stock foT .sls.
LATEST MARKETS.
LiynRYooL, Jane 20, 1881.
The ssls u CorToS yesterday soJ bales, which
seul.to Sd -IPeries o The marie, closed aais,
bat rsssy.
bEYsDsIuT, DALI
PEoTisiossqiiet
LoxoDs, June a. 1851.
coS,o eiosd yesterday eefassI for noaey, and sJ99oi
for the
illaoi, C.p,nl Shares. GAO aieOuuti Eris, Soa7l.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-04

sulcrDI.-An unknown man, about thirty.hye years
Of ago found yesterday morning by ne nss
and dssd ~ Che foot u Essi f1 sesn sis hissi
fssi aoss ysst brown sls psaA ke ser o.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-04
AI,STPfA.

Tie Emp.es. Of Austria was about 20 leave for
Corfu on account Of her Majestys health becoming
more impaired.
The Upreg House Of the Hungarian Diet had unani-
,nously agreed to the address to the Emperor.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-04
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP PERSIA.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-04

silors shear. ssd steel tbubls found IA nj.
a eed IN inquest upon The body saa vsrdis =
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-04
PORTUGAL,

Lisbon journals assert that the Portuguese Govern
neut rfuse to acknowledge tie new Italian hing
tll.tn-
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-04

TEE REcRgrrs or THE FoURTRESTH RYorHEHT.-
The recruits for the l4th Regiment now in Washing
toni will leave this city on Friday evening, In the
o'clock train frow Jersey City 10 join the main BODY.
They win be under charge OF LieuteDant-Colone Fow-
Ter Of the 253 required, 240 had yesterday beer
lated and passed examination. They viii be provided
with uniforms before leaving
IpxsrIYIxD.-Tbe body of the man fond off Red
Ho Point oa Tue-day yesterday identified that Of Mr.
.o-re Ms,sts resided 10 Wsshng.on street. The
nrstian Of he e home sb0n eight days siscs
sud s suppOs-d tat be committed suicide lie hAer
b, TAis AM formerly wOred IN New-fork Be nieu5sr
Of he Rey Dr. B.ecAss church. His AZ he leaves
wife aud enld at|
IscEsDIAKY FME-At II O'clock on Tuesday night,
ate as dscov cred On large Iano budis the corner u
.o.h and Ansie streets p D. IL consequence Of The bgt
.iea u which nndng eons;r1cted ard tbs hsh
iud the the ire spread with rsFdtJ and the
building totally dsshoyed abe build
al s6Tp on With there Insurance. II occupied
tanDery John Hsrrls lcss stock and too 10
about e insured In Brooklyn C1mpies for 81 80 Al
40 Are hAa ihs for tho three months
bat little dosbi 10 e4itansd tAai the hrs was of uesaary
orgin -, =.
.t.A on ehs-gs setting FIRE 10 his premises
i. iyios Touss ON the corner of soah Eighth AID rhd
sr.ea T. d. wss edn,sdAy Dsrnins committed by Jses
zh. On charge n the hsi degree he remand
ed 10 I'll 20 lWsit the sction ef the 0rsnd jury
TuE DRMocRATic UsIoS CENTRAL COMMITTEE
An meeting II this comu1ittee Monday hight s9nnne9
~ az, eonl.ne Of Messgs Whe Page Wilson W hnsy and
nse. wss pgonisi report resolutions ., thu meeting n
August /. relation 10 the present ss.e OF the nAsisn
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-04

q AceIpxxr ON rHx Hupsosi RvsR RAiLRoAD.-Ths
down train Of the Hudson River Railroad, which Left
at 34s o'clock yesterday morning. ran off the track
pear stuyvesant, through the msplsene of switch
The train rsn into shallow water. The engineer and
fireman were slightly bruised, but no one else was
injured. g,nal o.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-04

A CBAsoE FOR TIE Bors OF THE PUBLIc SCHOOLS.
The following communication from the Hon. &oses
f. Odell member Of Congress from the I'd Con-
gTessionsl (3rooklyn District, preseDted to the
Board Of Education ct It's last meeting: 81
BkooKLTs. Jars 2e 1851.
'HoS CYaUs SaTB President Of she Board Of Edncs loo
enp Str Hsyirg been requested by the Secrrtwy he
Navy conoend sUitsblo candidate Tor admission 20 ths
Naval Aesd.ny beg the favor OF Board to seeci for
youth between the Of IA 49, who Gas bean and DOW
receiving his education 10 Of the public schoo order yof
care Ikc consent of parets gcsdiaUs be obtained.
The preliminary examination Of The candidate wiz be held
st the Academy the 2h ard h of SeItember ser
hence "a early eJappson desirable Year choice VII %
suca hope Only meet he requirement.. OF the Gov
entering the Aeadsay bnt boy who Ia maone
y,As III reject credit upon public schools aud y and
viii be sD henor to the Tag under v hch he sh.l saul
- Sours truly, MOSES 4. ODELL"
Measures taken to carry out the wishes of Mr..
0del The principals of the schools viii saect tbree
or four Of their best boys. These boys win be ex-
amined by the Superintendent in presence Of The
Tressurers Committee. 4
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-04
LAW INI,ELLIGENCE.


UNITED Stairs CIRCUIT couRr-Jrrr Asssfss:
THE SLAYER ERE-DIsCHARGE OP THE JURY
EXPENSE To THE GOVERNMENT or SLAVE
CASES. o.. .t .-. .i..l %. .r-.r Ii .rf .-r.
The United States sEt Nathaniel Gordon -
This morning the Judge rendered HE decision the
defendants challenge to the array of juror He held
that the challenge was good copy Of the panel cf
jurors being in the possession Of the Marshs duly
certified by the Clerk of the Cour. the panel 60
drawn. The question to the night OF the Marshal
te deputze person 10 draw the jury the Judge
did not deem necessary pass upon the irs objection
being Sufficient. The Judge therefore, ordsred the
jury 20 be discharged 1t appears that the proper mode
of procedure in drawing the Jury,is for the ofbees
10 two Bss e< the urors be eshsd BY him sAA
dsss ,bs Ms,hs snd The sthoI ao, csriasd g the
ss Ss ss e as ssl.ss Gpoa ,ss sppSsS
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dOu and half day Nua the mileage ,abe9s l2o niss
incarea By Il. Marshal and csi ard 10 su@Sonis he jury
10 be ecop,sd The whole expense shout sa"a f1ine
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cured greet 70 the Governnen WI De ths
cos = matter .s.snsss -s no a. outlay unc. s:
Il has no, been definitely settled when the case win be ssd
ssSin, probably At an early day
UNITED STATES DISTRICT coURr-yrIr a-Bsssss
., Judge Bsr1s. .f. vol fi
THE PRIZE PIONEER. t
The attention Of the court occupied ell Of to-day
tsig testimony regard to tts prise BAH Pioneer 1hs
next ease In order |, that Of the CrsnshAw
t.-.r -.. l r'i ar &
PRIZE COMMISSIONERS oFFIcE-JrIs a--BsfSrs Con-
missiorers ELLIOTT and OWEN .n
THE YRrzf BARK SALLY hA6Er.
The bark Sayah Magee, from Rio Janeiro 70 kIcn-
was reported 70 the Pr1s Commissioners sis morning fAis
vessel was laden VITA . sSa b's' ofsoass