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milifGrs0efehI.

WaI9tn9tDn, 3. Sept. Die Wu6lifa<
ton Der na9folgenben 9te9ulattpnen Deg &rte9s
OePartement8 miro ben Sutlern unp JrettptQt1en
9letG mi(lfommen lein.
Der 208. Daragrapb, welner ben Sutlern
%orrbtetet, n9e6rannte pOer anpere beralt 1Genpe
Ostrante" gu batten, 1T ablOItt unp erlantt tftne
Nu8nabrte.
&etn Sutler fol- etnem ~ein9emutertsn SOlDas
ten -pbne @rlaubniB bes @pmpa9nte- Gpmmatz
peurs, pper fails psr SOlbat niAt at elmer Cont
pn9nie 0ebGrt, pbne GrtautniB pe5 Commandments
pe5 DClten6, wdbrenO zines WOnats fir meGr ais
Elm Drtttel beS getro1eS Ietne5 SplpeS, Dber,
pent Der Splpat piele @rlaubntB BAT, fir mebr
ais pe 60lfte pee SOlpe8 crsbittren.
Dret Sage DDr pem S9luIIe jeOes Micrdte5
lpa Der Gltler Dem @pmpaente=G ummanpeur
oper fcnnanotren0en Sff,ier, te wie Der Tal
mad Dem pbteen @dragrapben leiu mag, eiuen
.9eIdriebenen 8ertAt ilter jepe ~einselne S1uio
etneo teosn et1gemultertet Splpaten pprleeen unO
Der OFftjter lpa Die Neftnung Dem SclDaten CUR
unter3etGnung %porlegen 1lnD ptelelte tur9 lsin
3en8ntB befraftigen,
SIN Sale De8 3poes, Der OeIerttpn ODER Der
Gntfernun9 beS SOlpater bon Der Station fol-
Der 0eriGt Ipfort etnseret6t perpen. Wenn Der
SplOnt Die Ne6nuns befrettet, 70 9at Der Sutt
ltr pa5 0teAt, Elm begfauttgaeS QfipaSit gu ma
den pper etnen GiO Dor etuem beflAen Sfister
3t letIten. gine lplGe Gewa9r6ettung lit enc.
|0tlttg. Splde anertannte S6ulpen Iplen aui
Der Nfnferro(le ver3eihnet perpen unO iOlen Dom
;3ablnletlter aus ben NGdit1nDen besablt peroen
TN Sale Der SUlpat lttrbt, %belertirt oper purb
Elm Rrie9s9ert&t e%ntlalen mirp. Die S6utDfn
an baS Commencement unO an Die NGlderin bas
ben jeD06 Den G0rrang.
NQe 9tednungsa 9e9en etngelnulterte GUtpa@
ten, peIbe ntdt an Der 3abl-Gafel ~co(efttrt ,per=
ben - ais lolGe Don 9etprbenen, belerttrten pber
folAen 9olpaterr, bic auBerbalt pes 8ereiGs be8
SuttlerS ltnb = loller, naGpem le tpte pben be=
timmt, anertannt wprpen linp, auf Die na6Rfpl
senbe Mufer=Nple itbertragen merben, pptr auf
Die BeIdreibun9 9tOlle Uber auf baS @ntla1unass
G%ertiftat, unO Der getras ~oerielten lpQ Som @e.
neral3o9ltneilter aus ben 9tiidltdnben auf 9tpplt=
fatlpn an ben 3peiten NuOttor peS SGabamt8
be5ablt iperoen, noADem dlenfallige NldfdnOe
an baS Commencement itno an Die WGIAerin bpr<
Der abbeSaAlt ipproen linb.
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&rmppen fir @afhinatun.

~Spncprp, q, s., 3. Sept. Das 8. gi
5amp1btre Teeiment, 1900 Mann fart unp rp
ftanpt9 equipirt, 9in9 beute mad 0nl9tneton 9
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Gin 0erdd,t. baa SeF. 9opts qeftprbcn ;ei.

P9tlabelpbta, 3. Sept, Der oN 9
5eralo" trtnst beuts Die Na6riGt, Dap iibe
louisville Die DepelAe mad @albinstOn 9etOm
men let, Self. Davis let 9etCrben unp OaB ri
Acknowledgment In Der Ndte bon 8albtn9tp
auf SaIbmalt leien.
(Oer SertAtsritatter Der a6ortirten prelf
peiB nidts pcn. Der Nloariat unp i6tiift ibrts
men 0lau6en. J
3peite Sepefbe.
9pnt6ptlle, 3, Sept. Oa8 @ertd
iber ben Sob bon Sef. Darts miro bier MD
9%e9lan6t. G8 fam ttsber purA Dan Neip.gor
y6eralp."
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&eleeropbiidbe Olatbrtdbtsn.
Mnfnuft Ses Oonspfcrs
.Wrnbfn.,

9altfar, 8. Sept. Der Dampfer Qlra.
bta 1T nit 0adriGten aus liverpool bio gum
"A, lebten @cnats an9etpmmen.
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Gratmlatirns : Se1reibeu bes Sriess : 0epartements
an Commodore gtrinsbam.

AtNNO1NNN%
0afbtn9tOn, 3. Sept. Der 6rieas
0ltntiter bat an Commodore Strtnebam BEN
naGfolgcnpen 8rief %erlalen;
Oa5 &rie95@D Department tpitnl1t Sbnen uno
S0rem Commando, Iopte ben SfF5teren uno
Solpaten Der 9anosQrmee, Die nit Sbnen 3alant-
men ben Ste9 ii6er Die Sorts Glarf ltnb 6attes
ra8 oaeon9etra9en unb bte 8e1abtne b~er1elbeu
Igelan9en genofnmen BADEN, Slid at pteIer Sci
Dentbat.
DIR 9lidlide @rfOGg ptsier nit GROCER @Ors-
falt porbereiteten expedition unb bic Ginnabnte
etasS Ynnftea, trelder Die ipi9ti9lle ginfa9rt an
Der Suite BON NorDsGarplina te9errI6t, fam
faum gu bod 9el6abt weroen.
OteIe brtQtante 3bat, Die pGne ben @erluIt
looer Die gerpunpung aud nur zines ~ein3t9en
Wfannes Der Vunoe5<1ruppen oolbradt tpor6en
Iit, bat baS 9er3 iepeS unipns>6reunoes nit 30.
Der 6reupe erfalt. Dtelelbe III, tte i9 bpFe unb
%Osrtraue, nar Der Infang ron grIsleen, bic balO
CUR nnterOritdHn9 Der SnIurreftton filI6ren rnb
fefer ais je Die SnteSretdt Der Union berfeGem
peroen.
@PreAen sic ben Sff3teren unb MannlGaf-
ten Sbres Gcnmanbp's ben Danf bteIes Oepars
tements fir tbre Sapfertett aus, nit Der Gerl6e>
rrn9, Die oas Saterlanp teBt fat, baB es In Der
3ett Des Samples, Die Dallelbe iebt beorobt, G6
alf ben @fut9 Ietner brapen Sff3iere II. Manns
I6aFten p~erlafsn fam.
0tbeDn SO ellis.
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DIED..

COHU-on Wednesday, JaLe 70, William Coaa Of c9nsuSp
The re- aive aiG snd. family ayi,ei to
sons ~ s ias1 zap M ssb is a. u ooi D. A.
a good nasn ass fallen
DELANEY-on Tuesday June %. Bulge, TEanoT, widow o.
.hc lac Josn Delsney
FLOODn Bsookyn, Monday, JEre "a Ms hsrA FIooo'
ssedei years
eErrY-on wedn Iday June &C. 1851 D Y B. Getty sse2nd
Of RobeT r. sad Aebecca oet'y in iAe z'd year o. Us
TIE relative, sn3 .nd. Of the family invited 20 snd BIZ
fIners from Of lie psIen,s q fonhct o.
Thursday Jano q, at oecek T. u CeIrissns WI 90 az
waiting at tue depot to meet tGe Jt lain nom OhS'ei'
MORRISON Sunday June John ). Mcu Privste Of Com
psny n. i2ti Lesinsrt \. Y 2. a.
H assI %' % e. .soa liz sHsD. wore IL.
tened With uiidisry houors in Greenwood
HUTTAt rc.denes Giereove, Long bland on Tnes
day ~ II lingering LRe.s ss:ai huts, sged about Il
years -, ~, -.
Siinseoct fihcay tile 27t in', At tho usual meeting
hour, ii a
daughter OF jaime. and Bridget NicL0Ion, as-d q
yeas
PHELPs-ln ni, city, Gu Tueday JuOosS Augu,:a NJ wife
Of " nliAm X. fheips In tic .ta Jssr 81 her age
Lien Lieutenant Ccair;6y D, as,h Regiment.
HIS fs!saves and eaas also to- officers Of tie 2'h Regiment
eis respectfully invited to attend 81. frneral Con aie
residence No. eO street. lhssess Afternoon -
O'Clock. III, remains viii be conveyed 70 Greenwood
sECOR-oa wsaus,dsy Gornlrs. Jane aa .. Pelham Vest
chester County hannah s1le oil Francis see'i IN lido 0'h
Tao soi. Of family and Of be, sons H;nEy r. Shsis' A.
invited 70 st,end u O'Clock FrSy, June H.
from her late residence.
sCBRADER-In this city Monday Juue ~, TIE beloved
,on Of julius Ferdinand and Amse Msds sehrsder, aged
year. month Ahe days.
SMITH Brockyn Taesd,y june 2s CathIine Smith
daughter Of Fat1ck H. Grd Bridget Smith, ssee yesrS
uoBlbs And q days
sUTHFRL. ND-Oo Tuesday, June q; william Clark. Of
ATsnass and Anna p Sutherland aged yesi months end
ii days
sARpELlIn brooklyn Tuesday Jane rs, John sidney
Youngest son Of Edward and the LIE Caroline y. SGhde
aged years, months and days.
THoMAs--At Buus Ferry, " ia Friday Juns =, Myford
scr Of Wiley and tie late Edwin ThoIuss sgei yes
month, and days.
WFLLBRoCK-In this city Tuesday June O. Heruun
" Melltrock the Hermann and Maria Wellorockt
AGED years. months ana Is dsyS.
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EAREEED.

CoHEN-HY,lEson Monday June ~ BY tks Eev: : !, y.
Isscs Abr.bam Cohen 20 Gather daughter OF Ne s1o be
Bymes both Of this city.
BRIMMER-NEWIOE--A Stephen'Svn. on Saturday, June
D. by Allen hi.tei, esq MILAN II. Braoler 10 Miss A. "
Newton, ali Of steptentdwn
DUYER-HANCAY-at the Psysorage Of DuaDssircet NJ f.
Church near Hudson By the rev Ihom2' b. ou'th
Nj John Duys ard Mary hlncsy both Of Newfofk City
GOBLE-DRUCEIn this city Wednesday Jone9s a. tho
Fins. PTssb yeI!sa Church, by the Rev De- Fhthgs IL
Spencer Goble Of Newark, NJ J. aud Eleanor u Duee Of
TINS city.
HILL-CHavCvIA-On Monday, FEB. H. 1861. a. San !ose
(BRnds Orentsi, nI. u Loerzo AN u kew-IoiA to hls
Aug,slins Css,il0s CLsveyia OF the former place.
HOLT-COMBE-Ou Wsdnesday, Juno Oh, at the Msison-
aveuue Baptist Church by tho Rev. George NJ henae.shq
Biz. Charles l. Holt to Miss buns Conbs, al OF New
York.
IRVING GREACEN-Oo Frday, Nay II, by the Rev Dr.
Mscsrty James living Miss EIabeh Urescsh al Of ih'
city.
MARTIEoT-YAN soLIk0EN--In BrcoLlyn, by The Rey T.
Guire J. MaTrnot Mis- AenIiste daughter OF 'he
late Henry Ven S11ngon. a,
MAHAFI ELS DiPsON-At Orsrge, NewJersey, by the
Rev J. X Buzz, Bar. David r. MahsL CT VI Lebanon E - TO
Miss NsIsm C. L. Simpsons Newark, n. :. ~
PRENTlsS -LAMBOn Tuesday, June ., by the Rev = r.
Hobart Brown, Lieutenant W. = z. Prsnt's. u O. A.,
to Miss kse eldest daughter o. o. Q. LAMB, esp e in's
city.
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DEAra OF CHrET JuSrTcE SToBRs or CcSsEcri-
cUT-William Lucius Storrs Chief Justice Of Connec-
ticut died ut Hartford Tuesday, June 25 aged %
years. Judge Siorrs was born at Middleton, COnnec.
tent March IS, E95, graduated at Yale College in
1874 studied law with his brother, the le'e Henry r.
Storrs, at Whitestown, New-York, and was admitted
TO the bar in New-York in 1917. Soon afterward he
removed to nIiddetown CopreclicIt, where he prac-
tced until elected Judge Of the Supreme Court Of
that State. He often Represented that city in the
General Assembly, and in 1884 was Speaker of the
State House Of Representatives. lie was q repre-
sentative of that State in Congress he 1923 TO 1885,
and again in 1899 and 40. lie was elected Assoo-
se Judge Of the Supreme Court Of Errors of Connect
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=. v. uh,,e.orc Price. of Country Produce

70. rpg WEEK rNprso WKpyESDGY. iuEE %, 1851
Ips,olted rrclyely for THE NEwYoRK TRIBUNE by DRHw
FEEaoH ..,
NoTicK 70 CoSN0goRs OF EtEs PRoouoE-Put everyh.rs
n nest order Mart plain debe objections package.
clndiug vcLt With tar court and nafne OF articles Ao
uck bin Of racusrr inside Of pteksse marked Bill"
and saby. .d BY nal With notice when and how thins'
cosrssios-Yors,lio Beu,e, Fruit. &c where packages
are and sr lots Of stut 10 cont Other Yarn
roAIIoss are o. good Prodgc- In COED order
wloesle arch Farmers realize and netIeobers o. speeoA
bsirsn-1hs market continues duh especially for meiinm
gAdss There "a essential 81 hlre Ia prices We quote;
osreeCo ID ......lfd WCsern Penn, fair ga
Do f.ir 70 good -. Has Western fair 10 choice. zoe u
Half6rks stctb Oh. .l4dl5 Western conmon..... go
Western Peon choice. u cllt OTesse Butter TO-
CaEEsre4e Improvement and no essential charge IN
pt:eL Our previous OUTSIDE ffurs Of &C. so very rarely
itHehri that We nlacsf IN elton lower We quote;
CIoiee extra ~ sd 81 Common and ssinmed.. q
BExswAX-southern aud Western, q 10, . dS'c.
BRoox CoES-Wc quote: NO Silss.
BEsEs-l be T. duh and ircoring We reduce our
hsne' ior us We quote for good to choice qualities
packages inrlnded: -. -.
Medum y b. o. u 4 65al so Kidney.Y bu, 81 nj Ts7l 90
Msfrow. new fbu.. 4 7ol 20 Pea Beans. ..l 6Sdi 10
EGe.-we qio;e for actual count Of good bggsi
State choice bdis...- III Western choice P4z.u az
fEs1HEHs-Ns quote; Nesien, choice, JsGtCi Tenn. "
a3c.
FsEsa aEaTs-Coun,ry conssnors frequently leave the ha
lets their Veal snd Mutton which jure the sale We qnoie
BEEF sIdes, good y o...e rort hsh,..'......s u
LAM, 0ia Veal Calves y in......J
oAxsA game should packed 10 ice Pigeons shoeld
be picked and tied bunches OF bali dozen each by the
legs and packed In and sne ice. We euotei
Fsee fgL Tdes f1dI ~ Pigeons, 'tafsa ...i asoI 70
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Arrived.

sesn'hip chsareake %. 5. 'rAn'Po wule' For. Jsaer
srs Jins I. and key Ws.' iith ''' ''''-
ship Sa,,pp iitsisr) Fo.ocL. Genoa via 70
Bt Roanoke. slekie Rio janero May coffee to Kht,rd
SSn Sachs May 2 lat Y, lou IS spoke ship Anna habsn
BIN Clss K sui sasn5es Laxu,yra and Muacabo June
6. hijes cofse, &c, 90 Il. Pavenfted, 4 Co.
Bal n. j. Coeosd, Colecd CAIseEAs ii days, sugar 10
Bark X. e. Walker. Chae Rondou,, coal for Boston
sas,r H. 20 C. r. j. Pe,er 20 lon "a "a spoke
schr Qnictep whAr Of Cook months OUT
Sch Lshias Dauie RE Jsnero Nay H. eoees to Behrers
Wolf ggpe q lat 81 IS lon u 10 spoke osik ivoa steer.
ing H. Wa, 10 days n OF bermada si'h Light winds and
Scsf T,id.nt tof south ThomA,,on) Snow Mention ~ day
pas ed Gibraltar May "a fruit ~ thsub an Ph~'ps Jane
r. lat % Ion &C. spohs sehE Loyal Scranton from Palermo
SEW FORREST Klrs m.rsa Turner Rio Jsneo Vi. Key
,tes nier Crnsadtr iof violating the blockade.
schT May land Hal, SAltnere days, pase to Williams Z
scbr Anna sepEtA Brl T.yer Cat Isnd days fruit to ,.
Schr Onward BrorrcOm Gldnsr7 day., h, to J. Boyn.cn
schI Henrietta Blanchard Gardner Il days. lumber
scfr Amanda Power Robinson Rociland days, line.
= Schr Hard PseIee, Roes ard 6 dsys stone.
schr. Three sisters. Given, Snow Hi ) DAYS, wood
scLr X {. Russell Tuppet saew iiill days, WOOD.
soop Harriet Crocke A'hoy hey west days In ballast 70
sssnsI Pelican, Baker Providence ndss 10 Edsard Byu-
Steamer Delaware. Johnson. Phi .dslphis aud Cape Nay.
mdse and % y. Perkins.
sesmes or.des, Sandsyser PlsaslphiA mdse 70 !. n
Sloane Sarah. jones' Philadelphia mds LOpsr Kiipss-
Steamer Petrol Young Providence md. to Edward Bynssr.
sAiLED-Jyne as SHIPS Liberty Qiebeci Eliza Hantop,
Antwerp; joan Mess. 6asssw, Der Sad (rsush Hsssss
.o Fi ru. S0 ;s Yosss
Aiher, Pssi Crawford Portland Esss sLh sssshsDPss
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

Tng WIDENiso or FULToS STREIT.-The laying
of the Belgian pavement has now proUpered as for ~
Concord street. Above that point, to the neighbor
borhood Of Tillary street tie oarriagewsy is Of d
ferept widths and in plsces, several feet mar
rsv-er than any other portion Of Fulton street. Some
yenr5 since an act was passed by the Legislature d-
eoin the widening Of tie street at certain points by
cmtiog oil portion OF the sidewalks, and narrowing
the City Hall Park along the westerly side Ids
vor ia NOW being done. The trees and awning posts
on the eaterly SIDE above Concord street. have been
cut down, and the ca1iage-way increased about two
feet nj tue expense OF the aide walk Above Clifton
street tho sidewalk is being narrowed two feet on the
westerly side The absence vi trees aud awning posts
now while the work is progressing makes the street
p!esent bare, and very unusual appearance. The
entire street will probably, be complete in about two
weeks. The Improvement Is necessary one, and
when finished win add much to the beauty Of that busy
thoroughfare.
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- in relation 10 he coupons on ne IeSai' lh'e'f
md is generally considered IN the street az 700
.,,rgept and attempts ave being made 10 lnduee hn
=. oo5ifv IL TIE principle Of refusing 10 pay 60 pons
ouas in Tie Treasury Of that State the time OF
i admitted on al hands tobe col Get; bui the
80, reopirei BY tie Se-rctary's Instructions are 60
Ut, 80 obtain tlat much em6araS ment VIII De
.~;ereed BY hol1ers Of honda in obtaining then IN
-, One Of the mott awkward features OF the sec
POSITION i that IT does not meet The approval OF
,to enencial editor q The Journal cf C0"1eTrr II
,is ,oortry Is ever he wei managed WI DC
b ratrio.s az tie manager o. I@e Journal aie
taken into i,s cOunsels'
80, ,,,v.ct presents no new features. The
- i, tl,ora exists which We have previously re-
-, an ;,creosing volume. Call loans may be
-, A a ce,t TO e cent according 10 the char
,bo eollstsrals offered while business paper as
. cc,,,sl thing IL unsalable excepting at the high
80, Of o0l e cent 2 MOI tn, with transactions III
b;cL.,oued class Of names ct COZ z cent y anuum.
The wide difference in lie causes OF tie two pauics OF
1851 and that Of 1861 may be seen in tie fact that git
edred snele-named paper was sought after to-day 1t
lcl rates Of interest which in 1857 sold high as
q cent p month Money was scarce ut that time. and
confidence very weak 81 tie present time money Is
very abundant. One was a financial aud The other a
poli,ical raric II would seem that even many OF
those heretofore considered our riches men, vho have
been nveged into giving tleir names for any cont-
cradle sur are dstlusted and but few excepting those
who Are able to retire their unn.aured bls are con-
adhered sronc DO natter v Int accGmulations they may
rerres,nt This remark APPLIES with more force 70
those ther directly otherwise connected with the
dry goods commission business, but wi II greater or
kss degree apply to other departments of trads.
The Shore line Railroad, which affords such agreeable
facilities to passengers for Boston, Providence and
Eeyvoit-and the watering-places on tie Sonnd-fas
added new attraction in forming connection o. their
midday express train with the steamer Golden Gate az
New-London, for Norwich and Other points NORTH and
East 1t is hoped TIA, this read rider the economical
management Of Mr.. DuIkren the President, viii yet
be ale to remove a floating debt which has been
reduced one-haf during tie past two years and become
a good investment 10 lis stockholders. The Gaze also
connects with tie steamers from Eew-York.
TIE bids FOR the $7oO,OOo Sinking Fund New York
State Loan opened at Albany, nuged from par 70
IGi 5O-l00 The aver age about l0l eOioO. The last
a cen. loan WAS taken at an average Of l0l 4p-lO,
in December last, showing an improvement Of nearly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-27

The RIP RAPs.-Fort Calhoun, or Grip Raps," 10
an immense foundation for fertilization in Hampton
Roads, about equdisant fFon the main land north and
south. Il is situated on the south edge Of the ship
channel, and completely commands the navigation OF
the James River. 1t has been for some years loaded
with hundreds Of Of loose stone to aid in settling
the walls Though not seeure fertilization in ITSELF
il is al admirable place for Iihe cannon battery as is
shown by the facility with which SHELLS were thrown
into SeWas Point battery three miles of.
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California Marriages asd DesiAs.
MARRIED..

hAENITU.
in San Frencrco Nay 49, by Rev J. b. Morse, Joseph
Cleburue, Il D. ~ Give Coy OF Boston, Mass
DID.
In San Francco May y. Harry r. Paun, infant son CT
James X aud Sgan F. Ps1ia Sgd 10 months 81 days
In M FrenciSeo May 20 Sarah T. Martin native OF Penn
=, lypnts. aged ~ years, II menths and ID days.
IN San FrsHcco Mey 49, Adds Lsurs daughter OF frsac'eo
and Louisa GAcis, aged year ara y days -.
In scsneno County hsy 20 Elzey Lewi native Of oho
10 Stn Frsucc, Noy 49, Sarah Anu wife os William H.
Wood native Of England, aged 50 yoais.
IN san FtaDcco May ~ Doctor George W. HsrFs s'e Bn
eiin Reporter formerly OF Ws.ryile, oneids County New
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COURT OF oIEEaAL sEssIoSs--JrSs 26.-B,iors Re
c9s1ef BaKNAED.
Cetharna Brown etc. ling a rOcKei-OnOE, Staf<

Prsor two yea,s Ps-s Law larceny, Stse Pas9n, two
year, ard onth; rh'p ~ Hslsy, s.eup,ing {, pass
counterfeit IS bill the Lowell fsss Bsnk, fen.ten'4Ary
three months; Cares GsEtiscp, cd offender passing eoi7
er.t 81 bill on the Bull hetd BaqE Sss,s Prison, two years.
Charles TiSrue attempting 20 steal quaoiny Of c0ss ana
dfss gods S,,e Prison, two ssd to months James
Cluuo ly attempting tho premise" OF Gavin W hor
run Peni..n,ry y-sri Ben AMIN Nss coofei Ssat
aud ,sery ssIicsce deemed.
Chues e. Nortoa AZ employee tho Eide Rsro.d Company,
sIgcd with forgery 'he taEd drsroe lie was Ia ihS
bas Iccsfyag goods cter r 20 be ion AIDED by re
Erie Company. TIE reoi6o cgs IL Tor sl.eIins one bill,
recsiyoi on another COMPANY from Sc to 81 3D. ice case
wa not concl ld-l Adi oyrred.
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Total. ................24,3 ea.oa

card Of the managers of the Racine and Mississippi
Railroad stating that " the Illinois Central and the
Gaena and Chicago Union Railroads having CONNER
eed a competition for the express purpose of njnring
the business Of the Racine and Mississippi Railroad, on
The ground that the Racine and Mississippi shortly to
hsve new and independent outlet 70 the Mississippi
River the Managers Of tie Racine and Mississippi
are prepared 70 accommodate the public at lower rates
thar their antagonists offer until they shall dcsst from
their present upjusti6able proceedings
The purchase Of the Fairhayen Branch Railroad by
the New-Bedford and Taunton Railroad Company has
been confirmed by the stockholders. This road is
about ID miles in length from Fairhaven connecting
with New-BedioId by ferry to West Wareham,
where it connects with the Cape Cod Railroad, by
which il has connection with Boston by that and the
Fan River Railroad. Is cost according TO tie balance
sheet Of December, 1859, was $i9l SIS TIE pur-
chase Of the road will give the Taunton Co. the control
Of both routes, from New-Bedford 10 Boston, The
amount for which it was purchased If $500 coo.
The Mobile Register of a late date states that
than four millions Of specie has been Withdrawn from
the city banks of Alabama, and has been buried.
At Chicago Exchange on New-York 10 v cent di3.
FOR coin and to y cent prem. for specie currency.
The Tribune says:
The business Of iring the oeulstoB Of ro banks goes
I s,sTy behd dsves 70 The holders cios
banks which under call from the Comn,ioneIs by the
tsaos Of The snerdee bank law TIE AUDI required
20 nsse the calls on the TANKS S,r the lat Day Of and
these calls are not TO- he Is required 20 pat Them IN
bguid.oD. his leg fees ia pgtting banks In liquidation Gnd
selling their bends, are p esnt 5 10 esch bond"
The Bank Commissioners of Illinois make an elab-
crate statement Of the condition of the wild cats in
that region.
Upon the 18th Of June, they made call for add.
tonsl security upon 70 banks, having
circulation Of. 81 1904
Secuted 6y stocks .0rth.......,..,...... 2ll2,15S
Deficit" tS1l,se9
The securities are estimated as follows: Northern
State Stocks par United States Stocks S. Tennessee
81, Virginia 42i, Kentucky II, North Carolina 81
Missouri IS, Louisiana 81. Seventeen banks have not
been called On. They have of
'eteos i,1lfNS
buTpl0s.. SHssd
1Ls total eirtplaton and security stands thus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-27
pun.enrex> Esiird

In bark Terra, fer ST. TAomos AID ha'aoaboVor St.
Thonss-DG- S5mers Mr. aud Mrs aemeT, z. b. Sirlmonds
ard servant. J. T. C. Rsyen Mrs H. Jikob ard two children,
j. Rera Philip Rcche and Fer AHsesaOo-Ar. Waldo,
Talascc RsniiTez.
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HTDES-Tte us't.t h.' coriinued Pa. .ndnor1lns The
stock ia $500 assirat -lgO0J tine lat yecr Further
tfltusnft haze occurred on oT-s fs' r,r0uut. -
UONETWs near G! small sss II C15s 1t tSei duty paid
Cnba IN aoad f. quoted ct T0Gs2c ca,h.
HAY-The cop 4. lsys Of snd Old !, pressed on tbs
market and Il ser sale. % 5O bales u y ~ V & l,V 10 aud
40 small lols nc for city
HOFs-Thst dsmsnj noders,s and tie msIkes l. steady
,sls. of g bale II lSd22c
INDGO There "a movement snd piee remain as before
DtG,RU sBER The demand Ia Limited, and the market, s
entirely LonirsL .o
LINEh0cklard Inactive and nominal s 90 Tor Common
ard f5r Lump.
LEATHER-ib. maize, fr sole e heavy. With sccuuu.
IA stock We quote ii ana Hiad.e w.iShsi hsmoek At II
NOLAssFs-Ws only hear Of sale. o! c. hhts Porto ro AZ
2Jegc Oiher Kidd 40 dill
sAVkL STOWi SIN. market 70 Guile, for Spirits Tgrper.
t,e. ,.lg OF TO- b5 nt Crude Tupeu'us Il 9a snd
non mai las, ~ 5r9 81 IS Common hosin Is quiet
ba, sad - 81 J.! II Foe hosns
az r limited rrcu,A,: ,..s - 2tS bbs No ], at % -
OIIS--Lnssol IL dun and prices shade eaSsri hnnl
Ises 5gcs5; Crude Whale and Sse m are unchanged We