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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-04-11

(WE constantly Increasing demand for Tin. sheet
a lrun and Rrass Wares C,-okins APPARATUS az every
w tIt"n. Metal Roofing. sporting aud all other Job
-., ."hncttcd With IA, business. has induced
$500. lercase my facility for supplying with thai
f"PN'ulc t"r which my rstshlish ne has acquired
'n' "ssD all demands fur the above meuttoaoi
49,. ns,H ~ntsgcd in the business much uorc
,, - u'sn heretofore, asd have made Arrange
1870 =. guy al tny material dir .ty frotp the nia au-
N',rS s'ii imipr'"ts. an! purchased the most APP
p'o''n Ma. hery AMI t-,ls ior the .Gartare of ali
ware ai'i nave employed hut the ua.t q p-ri-
"h'c'i N"rkp"n and n manufacture as cxtsn,issIy
~ any CONCERN ~ the business lea the stat, am
Frc''N '"nnien, ~ ny ahili, supply thc citis-n.
81 virginia With al wares IA NY branch OF husiue..
80 - accommodating terms afy .s,,crrn ia m.
Sta'', '"mH iot the extensive s,sk at dcrvnt wares
N.Nh Ac' y constantly on hanal, tthnk I can Offer
Inducements i all in this state which cannot n, q,
tfH a ~ al fs.ra Al
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-04-11
COInl.IIlV OItlnIr..

'I.ll kah''DVu otnI,auY ~ 30 t4rt.ia ir frsrt
N',r. Wair,cri- store. ga : AfI'IlpAY. a., Il
.fh ~ AIail. go ~ u'rt,s.t NJ
tpr' II. ~. WILLIAM rf,S't.r cs,s,in. :
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-04-11
Hot Broad and Rolls.

HENRY bD9N uuuiI fesgs ,isiiv s,s,. 49,,
II siu fauYisa -
lot Bro AL and Roll
every Hrsihs - ilia-s having l'eif agers % ID.
ConiectloBap and Bread BsksU
ihe esetinE tfitfe So Carrify IN - rr,asf..t -,
be rusud oife est sfsi ie ss,i-,ri III 49, =.
csilrues ~ his plIsus Nsf tldlt ~ - =
ft.rirsfeau bcs. 3 izsa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-04-11
NEW GOODS.

II wv iud received large or tirrirt .tors Of
i WV NFEfNG AND 5TVREE sOUg.t-
tluit. .tc. al purttase. joins T. uUuFF.
Mn-l "a. I.aI.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-04-11
Attention. Company

II it d'. puup ruiufau, u 90 tarud.. itt ir.. \
.f. 1910 iI"tri in Clafi, stowu. oa ~sftu 4
... 49, 't.'. DO .'riu,i. "
ID, ayl Dol. a. H. ytfIu-EN
'..I Do. i.'. Gatsaiu.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-04-11
l. DERBY. Aftraly c.
sis BrVa.i, ay Ncu. Yofh

y ". suisrriTtions received AMI assrar,ir.i 10
" W, HkiibEht BROwN. Astuts Gf tina trstova
ath 'tiHrri Where specimen EngTa,ings ard An
sFfttsN ~ ~ sreu tisc. ~. I-sI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-04-11

fINHE ANIMAL meeting of tbc Ovcrsrcrs of the Poor
of Iencrsoa County, will hc held az the Poor Iis-e
ca Tuesday tl,c 10th dan 81 this mouth when the
Parish Levy for the present year wilt iIr laid.
l. rsS tsa,ipg aaiisst the ibiar,i will trr
cent Them That day.
runrtuui ntteiNanre u all the members al tlc
Board Is required.
By Upler 81 the President.
SAMl4 STONE. Clerk
AtHtl q, l-Si. tSIdrr arsl &c cister.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-25
FROM BOGOTA. h.-
TIE Poaamo Herald of the 18th inst. has the fol-

fJfr0tO
lowing: .-
The e. w. I. Mail steamer Conway, from Csrtha-
geoa arrived SO Aspiwall OH the morning OF The an
insl., bringing late and important new. from Cartha-
geDa and Bogota Our dates from Bogota AN oi
May, and Carthagena Cd June.
The aceouDis from the seal Of war coDtmne 10 ne
most contradictory. We have, bowever,'a Iehaoie
confirmation Of the engagement on the 18th oil Ap'
between the forces Of the General Government 'bu
those OF Nosquera. No decisive victory appears 10
have bcon gained by either party although serious loss
wa suffered Oh both sides. On the following Guy
battle fought between Generals Orlando ara ram,
IN which the former killed. and Lis army, onieh'
ed.
The following letter from correspondent, dated
Carthagena, June 2 will he foond 20 gave an hnp;,rai
statement OF how matters stood al he very i'e'' o1'
- far a. i possible 10 ascertain; -,
You will have received by the Carlota the news
irom the imenor which plares Gen. Mosqnera III
wore losiion than he anti iQated az ne mar ionu s
not quite 30 eaey 10 walk into the Capital and Ire
forces of the General Government have turned ont
stronger than he imagined. After very hard fought
battle on the 18Th of April both parties rereo ana
there suspeDsOn OF hosthies Tor Two Gays
Alter the expiration Of Ihie terEi, Gen. Pans, VINO
bad beer informed iha1 Gen. ODando was ma'chh W
Join MOsquera, sent part of hs forces 10 cnt him on
which they succeejed IN doing, cefea'lng them COM
pleiely ana killing Obando. IL appears tbefe was
another g'eGt battle but not oecislNe between tne
forces OF Mosquera and Paris On the 5th o' play me
Conservatives say that Mosquera got the worst Oh
it and the Liberals maintain the rever.e, Oat TO Que
snows positively anything about it, IL is asce'tained,
however, that many Of The PRINCIPAL oihcers were
killed and wounded on both sides. TIE Ii erals say
that Mo-quera wrote under date of May b that that
very day be was going with the whole Of Ills iorree 70
occupy the CAPITAL; but is is the I'd OF June, when
makes ~ days since that letter. aud we have mol yer
heard Of his being in Bogota although be was OILY
about Fix or eight les defiant from the city, HE
general impression here il that be has been either en-,
tirsly defeated, thst Gen. Paris nas intercepted
with bis forces all communication between hosqaefa
and this coast.
The fact is. we have rsliable news from there
later than the 18th May, and all IL mere report and con-
lecture No one las come down since thai daie, ana
We don't know what 10 make OF 1t.
There is "a report that Col Quintero Jacoue twho
defeated Gen. Biiceno in Ocaia was completely de.
feated by Sr. Caoa the Constitutional President OF
the State OF Santander and that the former was killed,
but this may DO true otherwise, and requires OOH
hrIla,ion.
The Liberal fleet, composed of four schoOners and
one big left here the 9th ult, in the direction OF
Santa Martha Rio Iiache, where they were TO re-.
Ceive troops and then 60 in pursuit Of the Government
vessels OF war which raj away from Aspinwall.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-25
DIR

BARRON-A, Fvansvile Wiz on Sunday June ~. issl
Bennett imore baron, aged jean u Henry ID and
May bcnusu Barron o. epiD.
BYRNEs-In ,h city Sunday JoB- - M''varet beloved
wife u NiLiaiu byrnss in The 1s;h year ~ her sze
BAKFRIt M. city, % sunday Juur n Anne Baker sssd
year, native OF Devonshue, tigsIi
CONkLlN-ln JerseyCby Cav, d,y, June ~ w sheh,
widow 81 l.. Hart aged ~ less D ths and dAls
DOHERTYlu thu sity suassy, lane y. Richard ne
b.lQ,sd Rchad ssd Am - olety aged mouts AL
q dsya
ooopron Saturday June o. "a tbs 1cib year Of hb ~,
Bfyan Ooode.
HARTIn tn. oy, Monday Juas ~ r. slsvtr Her,
r. ,nslns N ntern-u. % Mount Nisco Nert
elsUsr County 90 Wslasity $50 a. n ID, Eth met
KE1sER-Oi Sunday Juie - .Bort lasss, neoe W
ke,sei sgcd Is scafs ini tiouts. .
~ Zoo ~ his ate resiieu 81 Nrst 1wsrtyi0.
spost lsr'dsJ, the lsts 'ns .seoA y a. sshs1s
further Invitation
M~cLRAN-Ia wlnlamsburs ,. on Sunday Jane "a Eswrs
dcC can, s.,i years, muuuAs ara - iays
PHELAH-In this cay siiniasy Jans "a. thsr sor q
ne,s Iinoihy Fhe.aa atcd q yo0A
PoRrfR-tu NililnsbnIgn o saturday,, une =, Reher
Podsr thu beloved Nli snc Isabel Pos.sr adj
yets md m0ut-A
RiKEK--Ai Bowery Bay. MONDAY. June = Henry Rkef
dos o tAe Joan l. h.sst IN lie 81 year ~ h.sse
his relative az fusfcuu hNVel % ate ID he
The lac feib.pce Of he A,L bo~eIl bsy As.t
lons sasd wi,lout ritsf ia,iaiau. ca ssa VIII Ne
wstlgs Washington Acssn ems, Jnson s8nls New ga.
~ srlcck.
sUTTOS-On Non3sv, June a. william Corb-us irfaut sop
ulCNTrcAa h. 10 ClAh b. SUIT "a setd and aasa
1he relatives and iesd, oftae ~ teef s,~a 70
at nd III iiasr ifsm the residence e his parents No. ~
fith avenue On TUoday, tho .atL lst, O'clock
WRlFTE-At rotisnvlus STATE Island on Saturday Jun. 4
keoeis A. " nae, N sss "a ,ssi Vi 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-25
PASSENGER Arrived

In a,im,hp lie 500 from Hata.o- ~ sanders NJ "oocs
xar,b NJ N6r,.n W Godon J. Martinez ssniies Domnso
Csric.. n P.rsil. NJ Shuck " Franklin, NJ "ili,r' ~,
"a ", Wheeler Mr.. Smart, Fernando Lopes del Lsralts
M Pritch.n NJ Iced. NJ lum:n a1d lady, Nh somns, W.
Sod. Simre. Mes,rs 1hsley LeInsd' Leroy " IN
an w W.fd Mi. A. Raymond, T. .ernstdez, Way, fhs
Pinss, Riehard Capt B. b. U.he,. oars;' c.I, hr'es
i Id r. v; yTisS' IT, sIs. Sens 'P' N'''" No
Ia steamship Ar from tgir hses, l an iaI
Nrs Daniels Dr. Guild and lady, r GnniI and vile Mt NJ
i'd and iapiy Dr. Juan Fchcosr h. J. 0rsy T. tfooEs ~
C. Gmdrer c. T. G.idn' H. Cnst'r schsm snd rs'
D, Wd.nbrg H. Abraham JsB e. Mooney " Iindson "
r. H. Wer,r Capt, Mslony aud family s. Chii'ty :! = ss
w K.og Wm. Douglas Robert Wan, Gen Nc Oouesi 81 o
N.n Mr. h. Brown, G. Ia son, MIA koOe,t re is,,oH
AID hid Mr. Maple. Mr.. c. NJ Graham Nis Meyer -
Aoti,n JuJse Campbell p GolOme. >. hostberSsn = "
Haisht VT Jacob, J. Wsrmse, Qas,-bun and ~iie r u
NIr,r Nj kiubAL o. Blaze, MI flamb, A nsfTIns Jo 20
g.iey r. O. Edward and family. Mrs H.~scs. X se,
n,,aY C r. Thona. Mrs Norman, H. C. "Ison Lieut. iGf'
IN b,io 81 r. Rieh from Naeras-Miss Lacy Mr. "hhn,y'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-25
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF acknowledgements n
Cleared.

shp.-LiSeity. Post Quebec Thons'N Stanton j. heHcT
G,rg ., Gi.sgow J. w Flwell Col Der sud (PruA Nal
ehon Hayre fuu-h, MsLcke Wendt
R.,,.-t,,y.Io Ehod,. BArhsdoes r. Trow BRIGGS sonsi
oui.. B.uon Antwerp A. OOhginay Sea Bfrsls JeIyey,
Bo.op; J. NJ. Chui chi seaysr Cud.nss r. TUCK 20
svlnhide (Nor Hsvte. Funch Neincke Nends hrf
1hnr \ d. sen Galway Funch, Meincsr Wendt
Bhg.-Mary Ayins Ames, Lincoluvile, H. u Brookmn
Co H.nod.n Eics.r.on bangor Brett son Co Sea fesm,
Coombs bangor, X. P Buct Co X 4 ftshrr Ntackeid'
Pafs Sea fosm B-rcnsn. Curscoa Malta Ppeps 20
Sa',b,1r Dinner II M.rtle., Gc. JaudS a Evere't
seIno1er-M Standh. Atvo"d, ph- ilpis, Baker Dsy-
ton Passport Codfrs,. Roy Wet McCsadg Mott CO Lo-
a.. I,v Salem Augusta Cole boston; yng Dragon, TAYLOR
Por Marie Thoa Gmtin a. Stewart Oh AbfAm. hsfoof
Ilsnj T. Gmsrn. {. llnse tleter heJ "eel' bebhsr
u,Ake. / adv Banuernan, Roberts, AbacoA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-25

The NeT- Bedford Standard understands t" that the
Fsrhaven Branch Railroad has been sold to the New
Bedford and Taunton Taunton Branch, and Providence
and Boston Railroad Companies, Tor the sum Of
100000
At Chicago on Friday, tie quotations for Exchange
did moi vary. Outside and Board of Trade rates are
about per cent discount for coin, and u per cent
premium for approved currency. Bank rates almost
Ia above these quotations
The bank statement of weekly averages shows
coutn fthe contraction OF loans which has been
going on for some time past, notwithstanding the n-
yesnent in Government securities made by the banks
The decrease in loans comes entirely fomthe maturing
and prompt payment Of commercial paper, proving
that we have still among alage proportion of solvent
merchants The contraction Of loans during the week
Is 1877 900 and they nearly $i7 900 90 be-
low the highest point. The specie reserve continues
TO increase and the average shows gain of 200 600
Tue average is q rising one, aud The actual amount in
bank to-day, including the Bowery Savings Bank, Is
over S4l 100000, about fjl q cent on the imme-
date ilbiities But from the currency panic .. the
West and the turning Of tho balances Of trade with
neigbboring cities against US, bank vaults would
now, no doubt, have contained si5 O00,00o The de-
post inc shows but moderate change.
The following IL n comparative statement Of the con-
dition Of the banks of New-York Ciy, June Is and
June Y: @ e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-25
FROM PANAMA.

NAvb.-H. Il. Ne stean-ingate Tcrnagaut ar
rived IN this port saturday, The st inst from Mex.
ico bringing $500, ~ iOr EaroTe.
n. B. MS guubOat LAudu.il es1rned from Porto
Belo D. Aspiowui on the ith inst.
1be United Siaes steamer Wyoming sailed from
Can trspcisco Tor Panama on the zJth Hay.
Toe too-of-war II. Mary Lid arrived n San Fran
cisco Oh tte Iftb MAY 10 d days from Panama.
The Leited States steamer-oi-var Narrag anseit,
Capt lint, arrived IN tbs port from Csllao on the
NJ n Of The TIT inst; all web on board. THIS
bei brings no late news as
Tie French corvette Bayonnaise, - guns, Capt.
htlet arrived In tbs port IRON Payta on the morning
of TIE 10Th inst. silH boy l
The Brllisl ship-of.wm MutiDe, Capt. Graham,
sailed on the 10th met. for the Sandwich lslsnds.
fPtuAIps Hvrald, jane Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-25

NOVEL ARREsT.-A Young German woman named
Louisa BarnOp made her Appearance, on Sunday, al
the Police Headquarters, having IN custody be-
ruant husband, whom she stated had abandoned her,
after getting possession Of her money and jewely.
She states that they were married by the Rev. Saml.
II. Smith, on the 9Th inst, and tL.t after living with
her but five days, he WAY. Size looked ont sharply
for him. however, and on Sunday night me: and CAP
tured him in Broadway, Broome street. All sbe
now wants is her money and jewery, AID the police
are trying TO get them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-25
cry ITEMS.

SALr OF GEy. WEBB's EFFEors.-In anticipation I"
biz departure TO the Brazilian mission, Gen. james
Watson Webb will sell at aGction on W ednesisy ana
Thursday, ho furniture, paintings. live stock, Nc. a
train on the Hudson River RAILROAD viii leave The city
a, g Il. H., and stop at the Webb place. O. taosues
be obtained Of Messrs Henry Ii. Leeds l. Co., the
auotioueen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-25

IHPoRrArIoN OF ARns.-The reports Of large sniv-
ais Of firearms at this port for Government cannot be-
traced TO any authentic source. All that have passed
the CuAtom-IIouse for il WIS the lot presented by
American citizens abroad. Private firms, however,
continually receiving invoices though not in large
quantities. Within the last week, $500 stand were
imported, making about 5000 since April /.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-25
fAdveriissm~ntl
COOL As A /LIllYR.

For Snritner there |. nothing eestci respestl.
aad durable than fLACK ALPACA ertF
The stock Of Alpaca toAts. Fasr ard Nssft " The
civ ma, DO iolud ESASss, No. 90 AEs ~ Fal.onsI
Complete Suits I'D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-25
o. Sd. e9s. 3D., and 5000 bush. Wheat in ships bag.

a. 2s 3d. @2s 3D. and 600 bush. Wheat in ships bags
at sd
The business If the ubTreasury was: Receipts,
S36l 1913 lifor Customs, 5000; Pay ments, sj62,-
652 rs; Eal,nce, s. 500, I96 IS.
The receipts Of Coin from the Mint to-day about
44250o0. The business Of the Clearing lo1se to-day
was az ,535, 900. The ARIEL from AsIinwa brings
$)S6 - in specie; and the Bremen from Southampton
$3.50 900. Gold continues TO be drawn from ms by
PHILADELPHIA, Baltimore and Boston, and by the Wet
which checks the inrense IN the specie reserve o tie
Banks. There is a moderate bueness doing in IRA
sury Notes, and they rather iirmer Some ssles
OF the skies have been made low as 20, but they
would probably now sell for 96.
The Hamilton Fire Insurance Company, of this city,
bas declared dividend of per cent, pay aule the let
proxmo. Tie Hep une Insurance Company has De-
cared sem-annual interest dividend Of s! per cent
layable on and after the lst proximo The Bsoadxay
Bank has declared semiannusl divdendof PER cent
payable July LIST. The Merchants Exchange Bank has
declared semannual dividend Of 3 per cent payable
July LIST. The Tradesinen's Bank declared to-day
dividend of per cent, payable July LIT. The half
yemly dividend Of the Bank of North America II y per
cent, payable July Sth. The Cleveland, Columbus and
Cincinnati Railroad has declared seni-annual divi-
dend Of per cent, payable the let OF August. The
Terre Haue and Richmond Railroad has declared
semi annual dividend of per cent payable july isi at
the Office of the Farmers Loan and Trust Company IN
this city. Coupons No. II from civil bonds, No. IA
from fire bonds and Ho.2 from city bonds of San Fran
CISCO will paid in this city on tie lsl Of July, by
William T. Coleman e. Co. The coupons not preserved
by the let Of January, 1862, viii have to be sent to San
Francisco {, collection.
TIE export Of specie from this port for the last week
was as follows
Schooner Mary Brewer, Eagusbo-Doubloons $50
schoons, NJ Rr.usY N.snshs-II x Ill 1909
$500 81" 49, = -.
s,..ra., Ks,,sI Ill., MA coir ---....... 43
st..,sr ca. Ilav.u.--uApi.n doub oouE.. 2l4,t2
Total IN, ,b. wseh s222 SO
Prevouay 3,U2i ~
Toto, .,,.o Ia, - ...,.,,,,....S32i7 800
ss,as tin in s,0 .....,,...,........ ~ O.O,145
ssme ,i,, i'm ls5g 80 05l 458
sam. lin. IN Igs8 Rl4659
80 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-25
MARISIEs ID.

BFATTYs- URT-In wiiaH.lurEh. Thursisy Iure -
BY the Rev. n &. rutn.y Bcnjsus Bosiiys Nss iet
City TO sli-. Maggie L. Cort OF tie lofAeT place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-25

SANITARY REroRT.-The report # the Slperin'end-
eat Of Sanitary Inspection for tie week ending June
o, eets forth the following il ms:
sinks and clcses cleaned fo7 oads of night ,on
moved from th. city Lu tT2 dead horses removed 20 deed
dead goats dead hogs u dead dog end ciher small
animals $685. barrels Of o S3 TIE rpnbe Of pounds 81 ur'
sound disessd uph.ahy ri1ed removed from The
city limits of beef 40; veal 81 mutton 1885, bsh, 49,
poultry, $50; p,rk, 3S0i tire 2lO; 81; cheese 30
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-25

The hiecls IS OF the bremen IN hs lolloWt'
ihalers Oeehs 32 90 francs, q $50 sterling
70 L. Won Hoffman Co $500 frsrcs TO D. Res Est
f. 100 Rail- Co.; So coo to "a ,hIi Coz tts to 81
Connolly & Go.
The bids for 100000 New-York State 2 cents
viii be opened at Albany Tomorrow Tuesday. The
impression in the street appears to be that the bulk Of
the bids will range from 1 to / / Y cent premium.
The complication just now existing between the
Gaena and Chicago Road ard tie Racine and Missis-
sppi Road it is understood grows out Of the attempt
of the latter TO extend its road to Sayganan On the
Mississippi River Tie rsiuSl 10 abandon ths project
has destroyed the amcaLle relations between the
ranies, and retafa,ory measures will be resored to
Which may involve in general war other connecting
roads.
The following il the amount Of coal Transported on
the Delaware and Hudson Canal:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-25

At Mount Kisco, on the Harlem Railroad, there viii
be unusually grand celebration of the ennivsrary
of the Nations Birthday, the citizens of Bedford and
Newcastle having made arrangements for Grafton,
speeches and fireworks Mr. jay is to be the orator Of
the day. and several spirited adtsses may be expected
from other distinguished r.denrs Of the country.
NewYorlers wishing 10 enjoy the entertainments
should take the Harlem cars al noon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-25

A cap and uniform Jacket II a member Of the 3ist
Rcsnett we've found his orniu. he yef f'ot Tenth
street Es-t River Tie police tinA the either
CT n "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-25

ALLEGED OUTRAGE AT A STarIOS-HouV.--Johr
Kahe yoang bncas ssstsd Sunday Bsht ehsgsd With
sing george took pfionrf In To c- q tho Twenty
second ard SAnol ose and so. with attempting 20 syish
10 occupied smother cell " ladg-r che Acused
rprrsrs a.ned % the cl. through NJ connvton with
HOOK Ladder CoGpan No Of which h 10 member snS
vhirn have uuosaious At 80. station House lie
staPe ~ CooAs c door nd e. nim he hrD
attempted upon the bot hsr help
indsed dssi ani be- away. Ihe poce set
scsed him and else Coot and they taken Court and
com
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-25

4 FEwNISr SraBBIsG ATFe,r.--Two girls named
Pauline homss aid Emma Piece got ito tTht osteT
sunday night NJ 40 froaD- srt shen the former drew
AMI stabbed her adversary In The hAnJ she sress
nd laok ed a tuT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-25

TIcKEr SwISDrER CoSvIcrED.-On the 2sth day
of September lat one Michael l.. Hitler Of No.
Chambers street under the title of Commission, For
wsrding and Banking House, sold to one Joseph
Freybler, German, ticket for London on the shp.
packet Dovette. The ship it wa understood, would
sail on the ID of October. Freyber came from time
n time and finally told the ship had sailed, and
Hitler being asked TO return the $l3, the amour,
paid for the ticket refused 10 refund About the 9Th
OF February, Frey bier TO Capt. HART and ',ased
bis case. Tho Captain went before justice Welsh,
got warrant and arrested Mr. Hitler, Justice Welsh
holding him in $500, 70 answer. Ia May he was
indicted for a violation of the ticket law, lth section.
On the 9th Of June be arragned before Recorder
Hoffman, when he pleaded guilty and fined $loc,
which he paid and departed.
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+. +. Vs.-A letter from Johnny Staoom Of the
Joy Green, attached to the 69th Regiment N. Y. s. NJ
received yesterday, says: 1--WE have been hunting
Secessions,s all day; all saw done was that the fnt
families Of Virginia were running away from the first
fsniies of Ireland"
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RerrtDts Of Prod M &C.

JrxR 2t-3eslyI bbls. Flour, 440 bbl-. Cor
bbl. Whl.ky, lis, 900 bush. Whest, lf6.OV bush
bush. Os,s, i,5e6 bu,h. Rye 2s5 psgs. Provisions,
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'slling of this yesr...............s2,t

The Treasury of California after the payment Of
the July interest on the Safe debt, S33Si0 will con-
tain a surplus of $95,957.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-25

RuyAw,Y CAsUALTr.-Jam Warren, residing AZ
No Of Houstor street. III hoT.e SOndy Afr
noon in Fh syenue, finsenfh sset and bs sLu se
tued lie vas con ysd b the Newly ORA Hospital.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-25

err MoRr.LrrY.-The City Inspectors report fer
the week ending June 81 sets forth that there have
been 353 deaths in the city during the week, being
lee than the previous week, and an increase Of - Oh
the number in the corresponding week Of 1860. Or
the whole number - were men, ~ women, 100 boya
aud ~ grs The deaths from acute disease were from
sarlet fever, -; infanrile commissions, 49, inaamns-
ton of the Lungs, IL; smallpox, H. measles, 49, IN
1ammaion OF the brain, =; inflammation Of he bow
els 81; congestion Of the bnda o. typhoid and typh1s
fever each apoplexy, bronchitis, cholera infsntum
congestion IL ungs, dsrrhea and Inflammation 81 the
STOMACH, 4 each. Of deaths from chronic dj.ease,
there were from consumption, IS; nianiile marasmos
Is; dropsy in the head, To- drO-y 49, di.sase II The
heart o. album nuIia aid Bright drease OF the KID
peys, 5; enlargement Of the heart, J.
0f deaths from external aud other causes, there
were from premature birth, l.; cssaslies. - drown
Ing 5: asphyxia - accidental suiioaiiJn, s. snicide
y The age were under year, 1885 from u :
years, ~; 2 to D. IL; 10 ~, II; 1910 IL :; 20 -
IS; Is 10 a. IL 60 20 = ~ 10 -, u % 20 81, 2o
~ 10 40. 50; 20 20 a, 2li 81 10 90, lg 90 10 ~
~; 20 10 81 g. 30 TO 100, L. unknown, Ihe nativity
of peysons who died follows; United states
g1J, ireland, -; Germany, 26i Enei'nd, ~ scct-
land ,; Switzerland, 2; Austria, France, Holland,
Prussia Sweden, one each. on the whole number "l
died ed in the public ins,iIgliQns, 6
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Disasters, dc.

RstrfsoRs Jnns ~ Til. hip Dsshs~Ay Hedgs hence "
Calcutta has rc.une tasahy. MN have 70 discasys.