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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-06

Assets, January 1, 1860.
m in hand, DepO-itesin tIArtId i tJaflS S23I Its IS
h intrtaait, aud In hanks Of Agents.. lJg2y7 rs
y rrsrs. Notes. AIIl accrued Interest, $500 90
Stock per Ct, Seni,Innual aliuteEest,..l567hOO 90
fsstafe nnn "a nlbereL. 6B9B 90
aey dus tile Co.. secured bY MurtgaEe... rs
IIud Cl c0. D'ds, pr. Ct. seIui.Rp Int IOSa 20
tseeeVabie. amply SECURED, 0f0 SO
ler MiseellNnsshIi iten>. ..l II s4I R0
State lIdt Ss pF. et.Hemi-9n. Int. ga SS2 IS
t9nsla 81 UIlacst- int, RnnuAlly $l9SO00 90
SHArei lI1ilrOtd stock l6E 90
C1aassticut River CO. Stoek.,....-l, ,25O 90
Waterbury Rink - l..,..,.i 800 90
Stafford SpsnSa Bank - .........5 3Ol 90
.. Providence, r.I., .........l.ST2 90.
jersey CITY, y, J., = e e .........I 800 %
st. LauI4. No, n 5So N,
:. ILlrtG1rl. ~. = "a - 10. 500 %
% New York, s't - ISL $50 90
y. Y. L. I. Trust Co. "a ........25 25O 90
q U. s. Trust Co. Bank Stock.........I2IO0O %
u ASSETS, $2l9llOO O2
Ill "a MTaTFts
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-06
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Isss; 49, Ho9r; N0RlIRoS. WI. LesAS
S- - ,, ,pAyTSPoRI.
LIST, MORRISON & Co.,
LeSole SrOeers e Produce DeSIeys
.Nas' 80 1ai 50 REfa-Sa- Fzeslias, "a.
ss'Ts g state Ia the irienLs OF the late tirru,
= 2he lraale generally, that we are IN rr'sSsSi,
m1't ample fAeilitiss Tor the tr.nSsiti,, ~ !.
.e'Me iHr'ecEyN.l PrElsee H4siHeGs
~ alnsS! 70 eSeeute All ardera entrusted
! s SALe SIta hielity and prOmptnesS and io5 fSs
tNN'sae'e terms. H0ur ob't eerTants. -
e... 9ssESs1z. Ia1aaEy q. lsaa jSSf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-12

nj
Lar than for period o. years. nll'., =, ,su or
:, do nresent clip has sought tne naiA.' - nm
Saeon rer cent less Uhan tie Pnees % 'ao' ol,csrs
a. rsat prof ortion viii be held oSN D' abe, tha
=, t;,ber nrcos. TIE holders do not Oei',. 'asop.
-, low prices will prevail tlrouguou w h,,.o.s
y, ,be s;rone fact that there are DO i'Ds''-. -;
a.. vuos.eyn market but expect tna' q a
-. appear. Tms vii diminish ue u"'o -
- lime and result uDievofaDiy h '"0
We - 1,bt. We giy some extracts nom ,D0
-, ra,grs. IN the det lied report o. u' ',y
w." - - IN Tar sEg-WEEKLY TmBUNL' "'i'-!
- ,h,, consideration Of ell engaged 70 TOE 'r'e -,
VI 80 IN Domestic Goods cannot be BRISK un'i
- s,..sm Of credits is adopted, snd eohni''o
.,ahrs,al which will result in the ioTrna D u
g ysnb fresh capital. IL is idle % eApe'' .De
,,,p,srs will ssnd their goods 10 The eoinn,'s' %
Lousss for advances in paper when ln'!
20 protect after q err goods Are cold "a -,
,tB be- broken up. The MAMMA rturer S'iO"'1 ,5 a.
,hs party 10 whom he goods are solo, a''
rds bip,s,lf os 10 the responsibility OF I've n'u'e
l,s he AGENT prefers to give hi' eneoA lot 'n'
- f.;th and eonfderCe oannot be preaeiN ca
- -, 1. sbrouded about the tIenfacnon' Inc
- cl. Commission business Is sui posed u o.
.-.e,,Lla only when this course is paFeaea'
% !, nrsyen,s the manufacturer from Know
;.a b.t which is most important TO him. and
Ic'ns BIN dependent upon bis agens' to whom
As iarnilbcs he capital for doing large business
La our commission merchants 10 their weekly or
np,hl, sketches state tie name Of the party to whom
tho ooo5 arc sold aud have sufficient confidence m The
,osnnfur,r that he will lot interfere by direct sales
With taeir bnsiaers, and an approximation may he
made 20 fair dealing. Itis notorious fact mat those
manufacturer who require business paper with indorse-
mint in settlement Of accounts do not get any paper
available in the street bus precisely that class which
oannot be used aud when tire paDic comes 81 is WORTH
less and TOO otter, as have seen, the agent sue
sombs and .be manuiacturer entails tho lots IL If
scarcely % be cod ed that s is the policy OF 80 Large
end important an interest," yet it is nevertheless tfne'
We have DO hesitation in saying that al OF he Per
sut guarantee houses adopt this custom as rule, and
eneel from the manufacturer the disposition made OF
biz goods.
We annex our usual summary Of the Exports Of Do
nestle COltons from his port Tor tie week ending July
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-12
the 9th, b,iDgng 60 horses 1t met with no difficulty

the 9th bringing GO horses. II met with no d1hcuiy
onthe way.
A seUiag circle has been formed by the patriotic
ladips II Sa9 Francrco for the manuatture OF gar
for of the G. ornia regiments. Ihio - he
fret movement of The kind N The State.
Tbe Hem Bold, Times Of the 22d contains
cOont of operations against hostile Iuoiaps in the
northern rar5 OF Lbe State. Since the volunteers under
Leat. Collins took the field, M Indians have been
killed. without Oss on the side of the volunteers.
ne San BsrA0yt.nO Potri0t Of Juue ~ representa-
thut the Secefioniss recruiting all through the
tier Of southern counties MeXins being enIised,
and every no can raise horse Is busy drumming
mp recrni's. company Of over 2UO zen have left
within II pact few dsye ard he first news we eXpet
10 near il the cspHue OF Fort Yuma. II occupies an
isola.d position, and tfeschery may aid the Secession
is m Heir scheme and ii they once secure IL it will
he great f,ohold for 'hs Southern Coriederacy 10
have gained Ine fears OF The P0trot do not aUpear
very wen grounded its Information correct 9th p
vie il il ROT probable that Gen Sumner would have
concentrated Federal troops al Los Angeles from the
SCntnsrD frontier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-12
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-JULI lo-Bsfs,
Jndee BYTE.

THE PRIZE VESSEL cRENsHAw.
AZ the sitting Of the Court this orning, Mr.. Dan1
Lord, proctor FOR tie claimants 81 Pofti Of Ibe
cargo Of tue Crsnshsw, presented bis argument. lie
eontended that At the iae The cargo vas purchased 10
was perfectly legal to 10 50, and the purchase was
leri one. lie fully discussed whether status q
bad been created by anything that was before the
Court or iu common knowledge OF The country.
The proportion Of the other side was thar beesnss
there were hosities there was war. To this be dis-
sented. There was 10 legal state Of war between tie
United States sn0 the State # Virginia Ii this were
tie prouprty Of Rebels il could be seized before
conviction or undeF the laws Of the Uui'ed States
could Lot be confscated after conviction. Mr.. Lord
read the Of 1885, aubo ling the President 70 call
out the militia 10 suppress an insurecion The oblect
of this Law TO thai tie LAWS were executed.
tbis proceeding was under that act, il was not war
proceeding. IL was not war against an enemy, but
a processing to have the laws executed.
The President could prevent ingfess and egress at
those pors where laws could not lie enforced but tho
get di not allow the forfeiture OF properly The ship
COZ be held ia custody until the ecnity Of the Gov
erauent was assured, but IL could not be ooniscated
SIR Lord enlarged on these views aud continued his
argument during the greater part o. the day.
AZ the conclusion OF SIR. LOr1s remarks, Mr.. Mason
rrs;ented argument 20 tho Cont IN behalf Of other
claimsnts of tho cargo. hr. Nascn Wac followed Oy
Mr. Douohue ia behalf OF the owners Of the vessel.
Mr.. Evarts has the reply on the part OF the lbe!aD1
V"' JTLrll-BsGore Judge BETrs
The closing argument ia this care was prosonied this
morning, by WIN. M. EvsrtS In bebait OF tho 6OYcrn-
ineut. lie said shat before considering the general
points he would give bis attention tie interior
special features ia toe There being war; which
gave the President the right 10 decree blockade had
there been snch blockade pave the right 10 sezS
vessels attempting 20 violate 10
Tue Circumstance under which the Crenshaw
seized were such as 10 justly her capture. cheques
ton was whether tho proclamation Of the 10Th II
April, viii does not include the Virginia ports, yt
Ia 50 adopted by tue proclamation Of the - Oh vi April
which does decree the blockade Of tie Virginia pOrs
ms that tie special terms in exception deroyation
from the stiie right of blockade imported into
the proclamation OF the 9th April. Ii 10 be not 40,
and IL the proclamation OF the 9Th OF April IL conn
plete In is terms, we have no reason 70 consider
whether the proclamation Of April 10 would or wOuls
not affect the CTensbaw.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-12
TIE Mr.srRrNe WORN NuIssscE.

To hs ESfrroJ The N. Y. TsiJtAe
Sin: WIN you not call the attention Of tie proper
,ohorts. 10 meter IA witch ell isess.d, vsi the ds
sral7n Of the Gei Injecting he trees Of b city and
tsry prevent such ncony,nsnos oIhhed sVsy DAY
IL BrooyB this city, Of trees dise'od o. lsa'e snd COZ
cred with thoUtAnds Of seGsr,iag rsrs1st
IBtirrth tn Put dsy OF two since, thOo'sDds G,
Tho. otis irs hs progenitors Of tie uosuHng worsl
ut bees the Of tho bsTS The stone base Of the
ios rng ErounG Pa and tia bodies Of The sos
ing place 70 deposit heiT egg.
One hours worn oftso th~s PERSONS With hrocIs would
almost rid the Psrk Of thess nuIsucss COUNCILMAN.
KesD- FSrk, July 10, 1861.
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rETrILIeEgcr.

Sax EktfCiscO, Jms2S vol
AulFs3 TIA .Ap 4bbg.t LaaTclos. CaTdai bark ODvGd
hsnsgsSs The fleash bhE.ofva 8aspz. Tahiti via DoIe-
ipa-
Tie market rsssins e. iss al gisei extremely dgll
Eno there prcspecl8 OF revival Of trsde until
the Alb OF Jsly celebration COR which unusual prsps-
r-iions are making N San Francisco, and al parts Of
tho hsJs:e.
There was fair demand for morey foT Hor laws
Steamer a. efsy rates. Tho next E'storn bOiDd
steamer Will he tie 81. Louis which goes srned with
two isse brass pivot guns AID a Dahlgron vun, be-
s.oe gntbgns, sober 6id al the necessary pIerGra-
~ls ior making Vigorous defeuss Ia case OF hostile
$3.50 $3.50, she will Iot crop rs Acapulcc, or st any
~, Yol 90 heg down ward uip, but take aboard "
DsrIls csai enough 10 IL her through 20 Panzua.
ans De~s tsoe the departure Of the Last Pony Tx
az re ore. oycsazd EaAigront Express ths season,
A VIC "esaeIn slaies, AIMED At Carson Valley on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-12

BAF1Isa oF MonaHArDAN-After the usual
vesycrs on sunday IN ST. s.ephens Church, Twenty
eighth street a yo1ng born m tho City OF shiraz
in Per,ia, and brought up in the Mohammedan religion
was baptized into tho Christian faith by the Rev Dr.
Cummings. TIE nnme OF tie young man vas formerly
Ah.bab spiraz-az-azals. The Cbridsn name given 10
him ia baptism was Andrew.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-12

Res OWE AND KILLED.--A clild i've years old,
named Douglass Knox, was riding behind an Ice carl
on "Wednesday afternoon, ia Ninth avenue, near
Twenty. bird street when the hOrso took might sud
the child was shaken Of lie fell ia sdvanco OF car
which yas.ed over him. crushing hin 70 death. lis
BODY Was taken the re.iisnce Vi bis parents, No
273 Eighth avenue, and tie Coroner nothed The
driver Of the car was arrested and held 30 await tho
result Of the inquest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-12

SUICIDE OF PHraciLS AT FErscH's HoTLL.-
About o'clock yesterday afternoon DR.. Alexif Bodn
De Modal committed suicide at Frencha Hotel, where
10 hal boarded since hs arrival this country, somo
two ronibs ago by taking & dose Of stEychnine. a
friend having called to see the doctor was directed
70 bis room, but fnding it boiled from the inside
knocked loudly on the door, and after somo minutes
moan was heard fron within. kn observation was
hen made through tho fan light, when Dr.. Dc aodai
Was seen writing on The bod. Immediately the room
was entered lrom the street window, much against hs
wish.
H. answer 70 tome Questions which wtrs r.op0undod
20 Lim tue doctor Md be was poor and out Of money,
had taken sryehine, aud wished 70 be let alone tbat
be might Ole IL peace. Dr. Young Of the Asor House
was called, blt could 90 nothing FOR tho unfortunate
mar, who was in great agony, AID death speedily ea-
sued Deceased canC 70 ibis country in the ship jas.
KeeIer, Of which he was tie physician. lie ~as
OF fine address geutienaniy bearing, and had re-
ceiyed thorough education. For Soho time past, DR..
De Modal bad been dependent upon few fretds for
support and mles hey oontii5ase means Necessary 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-12

DoNrBE WSsTfrUL.-Therea are on Pier No. ., n. r.,
l3large boxes Of rons perhaps 2)O lbs each Of
meat anl bread prepared for aud sent to tie DeKlb
Regiment. Iftbey are loft there much longer they
viii he spoiled. Why not dis,f.bute them among the
poor families Of the Volunteer who have received no
money for Two weeks TO thousands hey would be
IN acceptable Offering.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-12

APIlrsr OF AN EscLPrD WgR.-One Of the
crew Of tie escaped SLAYER Triton who escaped from
the hands Of Mdshipman Borcher on Tuesday night,
was arrested yesterday by Deputy United States Mar
sh,l Bort. His name Is John Williams, and he Il
well known among the slavers Of this port az con-
iirlped desperate. His capture was managed with
great courage and shrewdnes by Mr.. Bort, and the
public have reason for congatUadon ct the arrest of
70 important criminal. The officer got on his track
At late hour on "Wednesday night, and followed him
up from place TO place until O'Clock in the morning
when be encountered him 10 the Park.
Williams was hailed rs sn old acquaintance, con-
graduated on bis escape from custody and csu,iOned
that officers were on the look cut for him. lie was
invited over 70 drink, and, by getting him pretty well
soaked with liquor, the officer managed 10 draw Of
him full paricularsof his exploits andthe Whereabouts
Of his fa tiye captain. Williams finally got 50 deep in
hia cups that he actually accepted Borss proposition
70 90 TO Marshal Moray, and obtain an order for bis
clothes. which we're s On board the Triton. Arrived
al tho Maishals office, Mr.. Murray, with difficulty
restraining biz nirth granted orderbut not The one
Master Jack songht for il was drawn on the keeper OF
tie CITY Prison, and directed him ~ ake inLo cnsody
the body Of aid Williams.
Jaek still IN q communicative mood, expressed great
anxiety % zee certain o. hyDcefh ueptes1 TeuiaAinB
thai he could make everything right with them"
This aniable pirate has mode seven clean voyages to
Cuba with eargoos averaging 500 slaves ench; s1d one
10 Texas in the infamous yacht Wenderer. He bas
sailed in the sl4yers Nightingale Falmouth, Perry
vile, Fairy, Lucy Dale, Sx-SaekE and Triton, been
arrested three tines brought home in siave twice,
aYd sent home oncc-eacb time managing 70 escaPe.
On one Of his voyages the ship loss 80 negroes, who
rsbslod al sea, aud falling 20 achieve their lber.y
otherwise Jumped into the sca aud were drowned
TWENTY-FIVE others in the melee were killed by the
whites Jack mar been III the bllck-fsh trade" more
than twenty-five years. lie Gays thai be was in the
Wandorer whom Capt. Pearsey's leiiaS Locke wife
war uFeIcaFgo. II the Triton had not been konju just
whom che Wis, sle would have got 20 Sc. he says,
within four hours with cargo Of 600 negroes, a. the
slsyo-deck vas al Lid and 10 hOgsbesds OF water
were .afely slowed in her bold.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-12

FRos TIE CuEslFE1Er.-A letter from Capt. VII
son. Of the Quaker City, 70 the President Of tie Com
mercial Mutual Insurance Company statss that the
Rebels have rendered the passsge Of vessels to from
the Capes 70 Baltimore exceedingly dangerous. There
are 10 less than FIVE vessels Of various ses Ishore be-
tween Cape Henry and CAPE iigiteras.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-12

The Trustees Of the German Society have aTPropf-
atei $3.50 FOR distribution among tie destitute. A
Committee has also been appointed % make collections
in all Of q fund fr the relief Of The poor This step
was aiken for The that the reserve fund OF the
S)ciey cnnot be touched to 6efny expenses unloss
resolution j. passed 70 that elect in macs meeting Of
delegates while the funds in the hands Of the Tros lrer
are on the decline.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-12

IN TgMFoRARY QUARTERs-Tbe Third-avenue
Railroad Company, with an exhibition Of recuperat've
energy truly American, cleared away tie smoking rub
bish Of is late magnificent depot, for new and supe.
Nor structure. TIE travel lis line interrupted
only few hours aud no oceTs men aud horses were
shelteIlss but few days. Recently plot Of about
five scrs has been leased from Mr. Beekman, and
temporary stables and ofces erected. There must 10
nearly or quito 200 ect Of shelter for the horses con
sstug Of sheds open al both sides with dOube-riieh
roofs and completely furnished with feeding boxes and
racks. Beside these be5e is blacksmb-shop, spring-
chop, and haness-room, each in detached building,
and 10 tire center Of tho collection Of structures suit
able barn for the feed aud hay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-12

AID ron WEsTIEs VRGrSiA.-A urseiing will be
held a; the Merchants Exchange tbs afternoon At
o'clock, TO express sympathy for Wesisn Virginia,
and % endesyor 90 materially aid her in throwing Oh
tie yoke Of Secession.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-12
Supreme CoURT-CHAasESs-JULT io.-Bsfors Jus;i's
Rodmsn y. Pace ast TlsedoTs Psyne Q :

The II intif must give security for eosts by bond ID
g. 600, with two sureties WHO shall Jns'iy.
Heison Saith, receiver Sc, sg ssan bad" 10 ~ 49,,
Tho motion 10 set aside the Judgments 10 is'ol
If T,onss s. Baldwin and OFT ers, and IN iavof Oh
Taylor a. Carly, is denied lie sisof ibe receiver
on this motion, liked az siQ, are allowed guy !;
S,scd 10 ,osty 20 airy o her parry. 1be motion on
the receiver Tor leave 60 sei gared IS 70 ne soeA
&C. The n oti0n of Downing TO compel inc convey
OF The sock 10 him Is denied with leave W taAe reios-
anee as 10 the validity Of bis claim.
TRY To- B Store Justice IEoNhkp. -
Thomas Waugh sgt. David Parker-io,ion ~ ~
George HsrrfimeS ct al. agt. Edward 5. lEiee o.
Settled. .o...ts6 70
6,s note, of issns Third hoDdsy ,rsk
Csrt a. ChalnseTs before S@uia. ysy "a
N ~ "a sD-caxiy sssts slsss 81 Pfsiexsss -
esps bSleaa t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-12

fray the funeral expenses, bis remains will be con-
sig led " Pouers Field. Deceased WAS about IS years
Of age and naive Of Germany. Coroner Schirmer
will hold AN inquest on the body to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-12

FOuND DEADtNA CFLL.---A man named Alexander
Forster wGs arrested while gTOssly intoxicated on
"Wednesday evening, and Tlaoed In cell At th,
Seventh Waid SIaiicn.Houre, whore he Was found
dead On Thursday morning. Tie Coroner Wa notified
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-12
UNITED STATES MARsaAps oF1cE-Jyra u.


The United states District Attorney fled libel
against the slave brig Triton to-day. Capt. Locke her
faye commander nails from Norfolk, but Is said 70
be au Eastern msn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-12

TIE Rrv. 7. BoURNE.-A paragraph having aP-
peared in our columns which conveys an erront Gus
impression take pleasure in stating that .he eors
OF Mr. Bourne to promote the cause Of Africa, and Of
cotton culture there while in England resulted in in
dneiuga wide attention 10 tbis important topci and
that the African Aid Society was formed IN London TO
promote The work as one Of the rcsults Of his visit
there Numerous testimonials show the value attached
b bis labor by British Thilanihropisis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-12
The Pony Express.

FoET KsAEEEE, July 10, 1861.
TIE Pony Express, with .he following summary Of
Intelligence for the Associated Pres, passsd here on
tie s.h i0si, AT n =. a.!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-12
STATES CIRCUIT CoURr-JVtT il--Bsio'sJ'ls
.ss.rrr VIII A KNIFE.

EChares Smith pleaded guilty o. assaniting Cap,. SIM
81 ir wh sheath knife, on board the ship Juliet.
Sentence was deferred until Judge Shpmsn returns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-12

SUBJECTED ~ SisK.-JOin MeNarnar1 OF NO.
Centre Malk-t place, descended mo sink on
"Wednesday after noon, in the rear Of No. In thst
place. for the puTpOse Of recovering Snoh which had
been dropped into H. but ailed 10 inJ the watch and
wa saHOetod before be could be drawn up liis
body was recovered aud notioe was cert thu Cor
oner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-12

At tie monthly meeting Of the Republican Genital
Committee on Wednesday evening the following reso-
lutoDs were adopted
Uheyoas II has pleased the Alu.hty TO remove ,n3deny
from smoua ne John H. Briggs Of f'sp"ed snd hfhy
EeB and M honoled Ierb o. ti' Commit
therefore 80,
Rsr-d rh IN hs desh cv hss SUBSIDIZED the loss oi
one ofher ss1od citizens and this COMMITTEE enc 81 iss
most lsefl members.
R,sr, That Comm tee DO hereby tsder HE afflicted
vie md family their deepe't mpcs ia thls Ls hour oinih
sn1 ahictiO1 -,
R,,d That he foregoing re-ouon, BE- entered gFon The
mi1gte5, and Q copy the faulty Of Se eocesfed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-12

ASSAULT UPOi FeNALg.-Pstrick Baker,
Lborer, was arrested on "Wednesday night, charged
with ielonous Assault upon Juira SHAY whom 10
struck upon The head with Ratchet, inhcting dao-
gerous wound. He wa locked up fof examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-12
RsPoRr oF TIE DisPEEsiniEs Of the City Of New
YncL Ia ihs moula 81 lure. lfls

p,etrrin,ions dispoased 1859 $40 t9j{ tS 2cs UAl
DutTr lie ficuta Of Jlne above shown medical sua
-oes vueaati0n ard medicine sere sf0fded ssta-
oay 10 90 teCs. lbn lcAl Causes o. Nf~1 Ne4o wv
sur ptisn a q Vsdolh
sIrPFRIOR COiJRr-sPEClst TrEs-JcLs A-beDfe
Justice HoygnAEs
1homss Brown ayt- Dsnib brevs
Motion denied, wi.hs1I costs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-12

The following pOte appears in The BOstoa Tro"-
sc7jpf, addressed 70 lie editor:
"HaIag jaa seen The 1foHse,TDt Of July !, in
which you announce, 10 terms for which J have TO
thank YOU, chat ana one Of the editors Of TEE Word
md Morning Courier and N,r-Y0rk Enquirer, boz
10 be allowed cay in yonr columns that your inform
ant mGst have spoken upOn misundeIs anding or
merely upon bis knowedpe of my editorial relations
TO Tae WOTid, OF which Mr.. james X. SpadinY was
editor.in-chief. OF The HOrid and CJRr'er and IN
g4,rer, a gcutlamaa from Philadelphia, Mr.. Cnmmngs
a friend of Mr.. Secretary Cameron, and The former
publisher II The WoriJ, sno Tin ty, and Mr. Marble,
known to you perhaps rs having been connected with
The lac B5stoa Tcatser actually editurin-chief A
40 not share the lsbOrs Of these genilemep II IL IN,
int % them, however faiterug 10 me, that should
biye any Tart OF the credit VIII en- 70 their due, ana
thus uiBunh the reputation which they viii doubtless
gain. Your obedlenI -eryaut, ,,,- ,,,r-,,rs