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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-04

REMARKABLE Cure OF A RsTTLIsSAKE's BITE
George W. Kendall, in a letter to The " o. Pioayuae,
saws:
'Before forget it, let me inform yo1 that the med.
icinechest arrived In due season, and that Just as
opered il had pressing for Of the articles IL
contained. was looking the bottles, when one
Of nv men came running in saying be had been bitten
bv rattlemake He was holding fast his left wrist,
while two streams of blood were running from one OF
bis fingers where the faDgs OF the snake had entered
AZ the man did not nse tobacco told him 10 fiji his
mouth with salt and suck as hard as ne could al BE
wounds next kept rag well saturated Win harts-
horn on the wound, 10 counteract the poisoh, tnen
put thirty drops Of hartshom in teacnpful OF whisky
and poured down bis throat. In five minutes repeat
ed the dose and in five minutes more gave him an,
other Just like it, BY this tine bad given him ian
quart of strong whisky and ninety drops OF Darss-
hon and thought the load was sufficient. The nan
was an irishman old soldier, and took the mss.eI
quite cooy. II great satisfaction to bim TO Know
that another man had killed the snake, which was
coiled under rs he moving 10 the yard NOS tep
steps from the house. For threequsries OF an hour ne
sat quietly and talked soberly and cooy while kept
renewing the hartshon TO the two wounds where the
fangs of the snake had entered bis finger. DE said
was too bad 10 die from the bite of pisen sarpnt,
while was astonished be should keep 60 sober with
such a load of raw whisky on his stomach In about
an hour he commenced 10 laugh then to whistle, pext
to sing, and finally tried TO dance had HIM all 1gnt
then; 1 knew that the whisky had got ahead OF the
uoisop and had reached bis yitas rst. La five min
ues more be was as drunk as Bacehus, sprawied oqt
on the foor sept half day, and next morning was ~
work well as ever SO much for tns hIst case EVER
cured with the contents of the medicne cbsst The
bartshorn, combined with the whisky, ELECTED the
Ting
ANOTHER DEPARTURE OF NoRxoSs ron UrAH,-
On Wednesday morning party OF Mormonites, eo3
prisng several familes-in all ity-'wo men, womeu,
and cbildrer-under the care of Elders Austin ana
Winnie left London by the NOrth-W estern Halfway
for Liverpool, there 10 embark with other parties
from different parts Of the country, for the SAT- lAse
Settlement. This additional number OF pervers lo
he doctrine of Joe Smith" were chiefly from the
agricultural districts of Hertfordsbire whence large
emigration has lately taken place, the greater proper
ton being younger people varying from sxteen 70
TWENTY-FIVE wears of age, although among the number
were several infrm old men and women accompanying
their families.
OyE OF CAPT. ABRAHAM LIScoLss OLD SOLID,
FRS TURsED UP.-SOme smusement was created ID
the Department OF the Interior on the 18th, when Dr
Sparks one of the Examiners opened and read an ap-
pfcaion from John HodenheImer, 70: Bounty War-
rant, for services in the Black Hawk War, as private
in Captain Abraham Iincoln's company.
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nurkets-clRrrrIIr REJECTED Tea Tar n, y Ta,nryI

markets-ClRBTrILr BrroETED FOR Tar ~ y. TRlnpSs'
MONDAY. June 3 1861.
AsHFs-Tbe inquiry Is fair for both kinds and the ake i,
steady Sales % 49, Pearls orc inactive 1t
S5 62I. a.,
COTTON-The marx has been quiet prices nominsy
COFFEE-1be demand Il odeTse sales oi 400 bags Red at
~ l3c 80 Pockets Jaya &c., and $50 bSs, Lasutys ST
fLoG'R AND MEAI-The inquiry for Western csosl Fou,
"a soodccv confined coed extra State and fresh ground
Western Of grade mainly for export State brands arc wei
rustsired aud are eque tie close Other kinds are Lowell
and irregular The better grades lower and quite dali Tire
e4O 5 for the lower grtdes OF Western EIs $50 - 70
S,stethe inside rate for small lots which usually
difficult sale 2Sd - 35 for fancy dol 81 5S0 - 80 FOR
shipping brands Of Rourdoop crtrs Ohio and ~ Goa 70 FOR
trade brands do Canadian Flour IL plenty and the low
grade easeg and inactive Good and choice in
GOOD REQUEST de sses are 40 bbls 81 ESQ IL 50 for extras
SOuiern Flour IL fair request and without much change
tie arrivals te hesl Of the lev Eiade but choice breDds are
not pntr Sales II 1910 b1s 81 % e0d 50 - for mixed 70 good
tuperhLe baltimore Ac and IS o. IS for the better grades
I've Flour Is IN fair request aud Is steady The supply not
sige Sales OF geo bills -5uf4 Cora Meal Is not very
plenty; Of 30 bills a e. f9l JeTy and fJ19io bIsni
GRAIN-Ihe Wheat market i Literally mpTi lied, s,d most
Kinds ere lo er epefly common Spring snd zee
White Nerem the latter nouiutli the inquiry NANNY Sl
export: eree proportion Of Wheat offered Il sol-n W
far request bu, at ruinous prices mainly at our tas
lers are holding of; the sales IS lO buh MTsukee
Club a Oja H. the latter for strictly prime oOl BUSH
81 ia = 3 1900 bush. Canadian Club at Ia
1900 bush. Red State lNinteIl Of H iis9 bush hsd
Weston AZ 2qaSl 90; 100 bush White Ohio &e e. Sl
sei1E 30 and 800 buh White Michigan, at 81 - ~
Bsrlev T. Quiet a. S8de2c for state aud '0U1l for California
Bst'y Mali very unstable and ress ere neunsi oth s
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eighteen or twenty days for coin, aud dpoos Of Cal
hoIuia gold twenty eight thirty days There should
be some remedy for this sooD even il thi remedy he
the removal Of the machinery OF the mint TO this city,
new chief conner has recently been appointed which
may bring about a change for the better.
Mr. Cisco the Sub-Tressurer sends $500 900 in gold
TO Washington for Government disbursements at thai
point The payments account Of the new loan were
light to-day, making the aggregate deposits atthls point
over seven millions. The bonds are arriving reeiy'
and could be bought at 81, the minimum Price oil pe
award.
THE low-rate Treasury Notes, 5a6 cents are sell
ing at l., az T. cent discount for Custom iouss pf
roses In domestic exchanges there % no change u
importance On Baltimore, the rate - a. 8 Cen1'
PbibGelphia il steady, and Boston in demand Some
gold continues 10 90 10 Boston and Chicago, az which
latter rlacc for the first time in It's history the business
is conducted on q specie basis
A., election of tonr Directors OF the Illinois Cen
,raI Railroad Company was held at Chicago, Friday
NJ vLich the following gentlemen chosen: Lee
row NJ. Riley. Ncw-Yorki Franklin Haven, Boston;
Y p. Banke Chicago; John H. Douglas, Chicago.
Mr.. Douglas is the only new man in the Board.
We continue the previous quotations foF money, 49
a cent on demand and as 2 cen, fof choice paper.
Very good nance 20 at 10 Gl2 3 cent which, but for
the general dstrust which hangs nearly all credit
would pass freely al y cent. The banls cannot find
paper enough Of The right stamp TO keep up their dis
count lines. But for loans on and investments IN
Government securities, presume the loan line OF the
banks wonld stand largely under $llO,O 600.
The Bank Statement is very satisfactory, showing a
loss of only 81 600 in specie, under Che very large
drain during the week into the Sui Treasury, and for
the West and Boston. The average IL, however,
declining one and the actual amount in Bank on Sat
urday was about 49, COO This will now steadily
increase again under the disbursements from the Sub
Treasury and he receipts from Europe. The line Of
loans shows o very moderate increase, notwithstanding
the advances on the new loan. The mercantile mat-
ites have exceeded the new dscounts The deposit
line naturally shows decrease, but il ii not 50 large
might have been anticipated.
The following is a comparative statement of the con-
dition of the banks Of New-York City, May % and
June /:
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steady aud in fair demand 31e Tor western ana Jana
dian 333ic for STATE Rye Is tes'y the supply ny.
not aee sas Of 16O onsh ODE. for NotheIn CoIp rs
without much change; the demand is ac,,s. nn iot we
f1f 81 pnen, ne sae $4,000 bash a. 4V1 oI
42dc. for Eastern Mixed Sc fer prime NJ, Io W
&c, 45c new Yellow Western be Tor Ola 'ea 'e'n
and sc far OIL Southern yellow. - e,.h,.x =, Il.
HiDES-We bear oil sales OF 90 Hcstefh 0iSus ''iN'
HOPS are IN fair demand for sales Of % oaies or
binary to good raise. Old are 9net Du' Poe
nominal -, ~, ca. N 100 ~
BAYThe nsrke is quiet sales Of eco bales at 60 w 70
LEATHER-Ibere is NO chansci prices Sie s'''1' "'"-
small sales. ,co,,,,or Al
LIME-Nohi,g doing in Rocklsnd last sales Of common o.
C0c., aud Lump 81 81. !, -, ba,,
MOLAsSEs-The business has been trivial we 90 I0' H'0
ofany imporln ant sales. ., 81. ,.,,.rd
bot prices owing to the limited supply; safes OF
zoe. Crude Is nominal at 80 Common hoh y E-,
- l0 20 ~ In Fine do nothing has been done snd
t0ns would be entirely nominal. Tar is inactive tlcA III
fair request the sales 800 bbls. at ga ~ 70
UILS-The market for Liseed il dull at 56d5! Other De
scIiptions inactive and prices ule IN too buyers
Roll GAZETTE demsnd T. fair for the present anu he
mari is seady sees of 50 tuna II 10 Western o. ~
PROEISIONS-Ibc Pork market IL duli but not qno,sy
lover the inquiry confined 10 sDs lots for the local uHoe
and IL asa " 20 for Prime Beef j. in modefre oeahu
and Is STEADY Sales OF Ia bbls. al 80 C0SI Tor hePacA1
Mess and 81 500 ~ 50 Prime Mess i scarce and wSneu
Beef Hams steady at S3a + 10 for Western ahd TIo
for Shoulder for Hams Lsd is heavy and inac
tiye the demand mainly for the home trade sales ' o2
and ties bd9e-tbe latter small lots The demand lar
Smoked Meas and these steady. Buter i IN goou ne
az G0lc and State at IL &c.. and Choice do at li@sc.
Cheese IL fair request at 4G6c FOR Choice, ana 7@o1' Oi
State.
sTocS AND REEF PAcKNe-y,EDs sEw-YoRK AND
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Disasters, &c.

rnss on scuooEFR SARAH GOoDsELlThe sehr Sarah Good
sell Jol New Haven't Goodsel hence fsr Nassau snnk
~ d. ehou miles " r. from Euethcrs She Ma eSpe-
ye heavy gale the ilth Of May while crossing me
Gulf causing her 20 heal BADLY which I'd 70 sScn sh an
49, n the boats and arrived Euehea the 2ls far
IN. erew came 10 this ro In the schr O. j. Miller wbh yee
sved on Monday from Elueera The captain tooodei had
gone 3 Nssflu. -, ~ a.. ~, -
I arrived IL Ibis port the 18th Of March from the coast Of
Csnia M kng badly. survey has been held which showed
,bat her throughout her entire frame much
ecsTed by the action Of water aud her entire pankrs and
bends in condition require The cost Of ePais
wa, the being so large she
denpe1 and accordingly sold auction together whh her
Inventory Tie net sales amounted TO 81, loo. go r
lBy letter to Elweoa Walter, ssq, esc 10 Of unaxIsys
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Arrived.

Ship Cvs iustrisa) Co acb London 81 days m bales; 10
nile IN ,h ard eighty fee hgh 2oh lat q 50 Ion s. IS,
spoke Am BARI W A Psnigs from h.ysra f'I CIonssat
pass Samuel hOmpsons Nsphews bad one death and
Bark WIddre Perkins. Palermo a days. passed Gibra,a
April "a uit to Gomez Wallis Co My l.t ~ lon ~
gear was apparently British; 18TH lat, 81 ~ Ion AZ 90 saw
S:ny s d s y o on S. 20 saw brig War Fsss o Ps
dsphi, sbandcned before reposdl x'h so ni9s r. Of
lie Wd6e has within 100 miles Of NewYOrk for the last
Bark C1Arina FOgert Maseles April Isl passed Gibraltar
27th wine, brandy, &c, 70 Peek Church; A.u..,,
raSab MeiacIa %end Saw large aaantte: lat IS
o. lon in contact with large held which cut away
h s ss Lp s Dsps Souper Nassau p days bsa.
Jos Eneas. May H. of Fenwicks Island saw u 3 steamer
Brig Hsnay kioi Brown sosqS !! day., sugar e Dsnss"
BIG Abby ThaStsr of Bangor, Eaton, Gaani p r., May
big Margaret Ridley d. Of LyerpOO, Brown, BstAdOe'
Nav n En- Bsll.s, b sa ken Ironsides
Biz ayhound Pierce, Maanlas Il days sugar to H. d.
Di BSit scotland Francis. Ht,rd u hour, IN ballast.
SS1 HANNAH of plymouth Mass Loud ngston ysa "a
DAYS in ballast to Brett, Son Go.
scr Charles P. Wiams Rogers, Georgetown, d. c., days.
scr O. J. Miller CBrl johnson, Eleohen days fruit ~
SER Boy State Hse.t Boston days nd'e. to J. Dayton
schr chegub, Baey, Gardiner days lumber to Baker
Scfr Francisco (Of Portland, Thompson Lassn, c. b.
sehr Benjamin Willis. Grant, Frankfort Ne, Is days, ahs
schr Jackson IT, $ Revenue cusr,. Hyde Perth A@toy.
sh Harriet Newell psnseonb RTode5 5 s ~ S asst
sbr FIapcis EInore Smith Provilence days In ballast
s hr Louisa - Salem Days, timber; ,,n.
Schr Fair Wind, Snow, New Haven days IL oa'l-s'-
SIR r. Hicks, Hail. Rockland days lile.
schr 4 IL Thompson, Baker Gl9aeeste. dsys Ven
Scbr MAY Matt Richards NewLond9p a.y n p@
scbr 9ohn WsEup Dhlng. New-hayen for Albany e.
Schr Cu.O Fo.te Ms5ies days M
SenI' caaclcnt Pratt Nall River for ElLaoethpof;
sehr j. L. Hess Webb New Haven iYf " noLs ss ia,
scSr r. M. Smith Chase, New, Be- tod esggs, OIL
60 IoscnlIne Davis Port jefferson, IN ballast
sSni, pis,,i grgx. New Bedford days In ballast
sioopp cen Warren snlih. Sag HARDER day, OIL go.
sarah Jcnes PkadelPhia mdse u Lors AnAPss
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T., ON ,~n Syw-R,parisd Mess - 49, last month,
t da,e lat year 6ij5 Repaeked Chicago Do II ls
A., month J9l this dse last year 900 Railroad bee 20
month ~ Ms date last year us Refuse Prime os o. Ia.
r,h % M. dat- last year loD7. Tee Prime Mess 3sG
at month 427 iii. date last year sts Country Mes ~
,,, month 23lT thu date last year, 500 Country Prime ~
lss, month IA this date ssi year 1873 Unn,Peficd e,
So laSs month, 34l4i III, date last year UhiIscted
month 1904; this date last year, s,iSs
To,.-. SO Is, month f,sl3; this date last year 4J 1885,
ARiCEModerae ss making al tai quotations. We quote
al . 500 20 20 q Ice N. -.., -,
sUGARs-The nsrL. T. quiet saes OF 400 hhds Cuba st
and 50 boxes Havana private terms hehned are
osst nd 5ta7ic for Crushed Ground and tirsnnlsed -
sALTPETER The inquiry i lights small sales OF STude 81
6qic.; Pure II &c ard Granua'rd al De. 49,.
Ihs-Beyond small sales gocer there Is very little doing
either Green or u ack prices are fully iustsined
TAIIOW-TLc make, IL firm and more active the saes are
800 oO h. Eastern City aud Baltimore srd Butehers A.
,oeou Gle embracing also the latter under this month
WHISKl-1b- market Is hrm. Ihe demand ia iaui sales
ofb,O bbls. a. l6I lt.c
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

THE CoURTs-The Brooklyn City Court commenced
Aha, lime term Yesterday morning before Judge Reynolds No
business being ready the Court adjourned until next Monday
when frs, twenty the CALENDAR viii be taItn up
be opened this Tuesday morning FOR the June term The st
20 causes the Calendar vii be called namely No Brown
Va Chsdsey;2 Lsdd vs. Mbsum Lapp Wells g. al
Fgerto vs. Ross ct 5. The People Wood g. Hsbe
SchuTck Porson siddle Hastings Vs. Call 81 ais g.
Douas l2, QrDan Remen 49, Provost Vanderbilt IL,
IN, ak w. Beanie; Is, hcAdams American Blauk Book
and Pas,iog Co TO- Harrington els L. Hill
Piece II az IT, Waterman McNssrs, &C. Ie Harrington
va Oray 20 lynch vs.. Fincken. &c
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COURT CALENpAR-THs DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-General Enumerated
Nos g. 80 10 Wy a. 60 81 9s 80 100 -, 81 4O9 H. a. l
lg, l03 lO4 IO5 loo, lO7. loG, lo9, 40. -
SUPREME CoURT-Circut.-Pa Mos. 1917, 5i9
as 9 H. ~ 100 49, 1884, 299 800, $50 352 S4 $50 $50
3si 1913, AL, 49,
6SrrRFMr CoURr-SPEcIAL TERN-Demurrers.-
Nos s. g. 81 S. So 65 10, e. 60, G9, 70, T. g. "a IS 90
m s ~ co. en- g. 49, a. IS Issues Law and Fact viii be
taken up o " educsdsy. - go 49,. -.
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Part Nos. 1911, 5S}, 1891,
1909 1868 1897, 1909 lal 1919 1872 a5 1879 asS lSs
1870 Part I-No 1895, lbi iob lJob, lb, 1880 2J US,
1908 1870 1915 1915, 1000 1854
CoHMoN PLEAs-Part 1.--Adjourned TO Wednes-
dew Pert Nos s3l 5S7 535 lO9? 1876, 1864 1885, l4O 81,
l3ig 49, 9Jl, 223 444 1913.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK........."Jrss D
Cleared.

shipss. Adams Gay, Csstine. II. T. Cohen G. GrinGel
Antwerp Carrier Dove, Menele San tsnscs su'tOn Co.
Rarks-M C. Porter, Adams. EhlsbethpoIt; Elizabeth j.
Foulk.s Philadelphia j. W. Mckee CiDn, steriog Aspin
wall: Eidus Singleton, Dublin Punch. Meincke Wendt.
Brr.-Amazol OBI Day, Yarmouth George Nheelwnght
Havana Curtis CGdiz Yates Portehed Co. Reporter Gum,
Bucksport -
SchoonersH Helena Roberts, chaI tetown; C. Il Ir@bsll
Pecuonnock Barnes Bridgeport McCready Mott Co T. e.
LYMAN stsnnarJ, New Hsyen Whiwad, Mcxey, Augusta
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Attn special meeting Of the Board Of Managers Of
the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company, held
On Saturday last, the resignation Of Asa Whitney esq
President Of the road accepted to take effect on
the 18th of July next. The adoption Of lr. Whineys
resignation Of the presidency was followed by his
being elected manager, and Charles +. Smith, csq.,
one of the present Managers was unanimously elected
President of the road 70 succeed Mr. Whitney AT the
same meeting, Mr. Steele resigned his Offices Of Vice
President and Manager, TO take effect On the la OF
September next, and was unanimously elected chief
engineer of the company TO take effect from tha, date
The blockade ut New-Orleans has been officially an
nounced and ships are allowed fifteen days from the
2Gth of May to 60 TO sea. On the 10th of June the
blockade VIII be complete The Ner- Orleans Pea
uae under date of the evening Of May 2s thus notices
the money and exchange market:
The money market need, hardly be discussed inst now
are very restricted aud confined almost exclusively
renewals Now and then we hear OF tna loan on chooe
securities With wide margin but general thing private oap
isls refuse TO make any investments ioI the present. Inc
banks take little paper for the relief OF urgent neces but
these case, constitute the exception
have been no further transactions In stocks
Sefr wa taken al 10 d aud small bhoiadIs draft a. b.
We DO not hear any dealings Ia Francs they may be noted 81
f55d70 Private is next 70 unstable piece occa
ouay passed At discount. The Banks 1,k Ia discount aud
have hardly ANYTHING to draw for They have above 10000 O.
Sterling tie largest part ofwhieh il mBtored.
At Chicago, Exchange is lall y cent discount for
gold. and par q z cent premium for specie-paying
currency At St. Louis the rate is II a Ii Pcent pre-
MUM. Al Cincinnati, the rate IL a v cent premium
and steady. Kentucky currency was improving, and
wac selling at 2G2l y cent discount.
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COMMITTED oS TIE CHARGE OF MASsLAUGBrLR.-
Coroner Horton held inquest the body OF Michael ohs
with John Neher st No South street NewYork the llth
Of May last The deceased conveyed to his residence
25 State street where he dod The jury rendered tne
That Michael OHaoran came to his death by blows Indicted
by John Msher, the 9th Of May 1901 the same Slo"
ca rupture inestines which resulted IN
caused death" The accused has been arrested sna sent
New. York for disposal.
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MARRIED..

uFLTY-DONOVAN-O Tuesday, May q, at ST. Penis
Church Brooklyn by the Row J. II. schueler John Haley
Of Now or 10 julie second daughter 81 Timothy Donovan,
eel, Of Brooklyn
LEWIS BOOTH - On "wednesday, June 5, at the W. p.
Chufcb mon avenue Grcoupoin at o'clock p m W m
H. the eds son Of H. l. Lew, esl to saFah L. BOOM az
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OLD PORE.
-kels- York Iayds - -TThIIg y d.
NEW PORK.
YorE YGJda- -Brklyn
Tolals..lLeg9

ToFa OLp,xD NV Clear 467; last month. 1876 this
date last wear $50 Mess 45 last month 1909 this date
lat wear, Thin Mess, 9 last month 100; IN, GATE
year 64 PdmeMe 49, last month 49, I'M date ias
wear 100 Flank month IS; this date last year. AZ
Prime 20 $40 last month, 72t0 this date last year, es
Rumps 500, last month 900 this date as, year 5 Beese
Prime l48 last mouth, 1879 this date last year gl ohe
Refuse, 5O5 lat month 1905 this date last year lo4 Gh
rgpscted i6ss last month 45 this date las. year ltB
Totas-50s9; las. month 5OCJ this date last year. 'oEZS
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6enee In going into tie water IN that caufed spope
Deceassd q years age Dsve Of Germany ADD vey
corpueui The Regiment provided everything suitable for In
efnen, and TUNED out 900 strong to the yerEeens Tenn
terry where the body placed III receiving vsn and WIZ
remain there until Tuesday oT recognition 10 propero say
that the directors Of the Cemetery refused take the Customary
payment and not called the body viii be inferred Ct inc
expense OF the Cemetery on Tuesday.
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ACCIDENT PROM BURNIyG FLUID.-Mrs. Mary
Close residing Claseon Green
rousy burned Sunday evening by the ploon Of bald
lamp Her husband and also burned IN their efforts 70
the flames The body badly Injured that her
recovery is considered doubtful
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Live stock on the N. v. and Eric Railroad.

CAsPvILLE Monday, June ., 1901.
For the week ending Mondoy. June 3lt2 Cattle, IA
s Hogs II cars sheep Total stock, 1875 add 100 cars Of
rpress freight making total number q hauled by stock
rre., Trains during the week, 1884, Total increase u OIL
ca. Laulel by sL0ck LIpIeis. ~
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NEWJERSEY ITEMS.

PryIvAr VrASDHREs BRoUCHT BAcH.-A few
svs rcs two Young girls SWAY rom he parents 10 Jersey
90 and croupsued The a!ibadi Guards Washington a
ysnd-res the Regiment The father Of one Of them fol-
lowed after and Saturday !as' returned "lh Inc TWO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-04

ALLEGED FoRGKRY.-Deteciive Frost arrested an
alleged fugyye from New Haven Conn. named William L.
Rogers Sunday the charge OF having committed heavy
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Rec,jpts Of Produce,

JrSE3-ltO bbla Flour 100 b5ls Corn Meal iao 900 bush
Wheat coo hush Corn lO bush Oats 'o| phf FIo1
ion, 200 pku WHISKY $50 pigs. Ashes
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MEMBER OF THE SECOND REGIMENT soLuN-
THEIRS DRowNrD-An nque. held on FRIDAY s e
on lie body Of John FbuIeer supposed to be cen o. VI
sn.byT member of the ID Regiment scott Liie Olaid
now encsInped al Gas, New York The verdict o. tne
drowned" Il appears thst deeeaied vain t~o
oihsys went 10 battle Ia Napdvces Creeks deceased was ia
resi bes Al tie time and ye probabilities ere asi l inpis
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US DISTINCT couRT-JrsE a-Bef0re Jud.e BETIs.

L. s. DISTRICT COURT-JUNE 3-Before Judge BETTs.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of DIAMONDS.
The United States agt. One Case Of Diamonds.
This was a suit TO forfeit case OF diamonds, on the
ground Of differentiation. The goods nyoced at $1,000
but appraised in the Custom House at $3.50 making dher
ence OF the duties; hence the suit The testimony
of conflicting The jury rendered verdict IN favor
of the claimants L. D. Smith for the Government r. J. Jos
chimssen for claimants
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Movements of Ocean Steamers.
Pasaer,uers Arrived

Ia brig Lug Darling from Nassau P-J " b. Fowler,
J. l.. Sargent, lady and iF and A j. hhso'0n avg
daughter hr and Mrs.. ;. Macksy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-04
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

Before Commissioners NORTON.
rHg NATE OF IuB sARAHwIrsEssBs SPIRITED AWAY
The examination of David Reed Miller, the mate Of
the Sarah Pursuant TO adjournment but the wit
neses for the being present the CommiOner
discharged the accused bis rocognizance The District
Attorneys CLERK stated that be had his witnesses down stairs
few before the time pointed for the examination but
tia. when they wanted they had uysteony disappeared