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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-01
Sherif's Sale.

ID from the Honorable Circuit Court of Davidson
county, Tennessee at its January term, 1861, will
expose to public sale, to the highest bidder, for
cash, at the Court House yard in the city OF Nash
vile on Saturday, the 14th day of December, 1861
all the right title claim interest and estate which
Samuel Kimbro then had OF may have since acquired
in and to the following described property Twenty
acres of land in the 9Th Civil District OF Davidson
county, being the same land bought by said Kimbro
of said JONES' this being the last payment of the pur
chase money levied upon the property, and at the
request of said Kimbro and evidence by deed dated
9th July, 1851, and registered in the Registers office
Book No. e. page 6-bounded the North by the
lands OF Carper, East by z. ". Williams, South,
by Kimbro, West by W. Z. Paul, being levied as
the property OF Samuel Kimbro to satisfy judg
mont rendered in favor of Benjamin Jones against
Samuel Kinbro and 8. II Ham.
t..-,..r. .-.... j. K. EDMONDSoN, Sh'f.
BY T. d. WENTWORTH, d. Sh'f.
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Portable Copying Press:

DoRTABfE COPYING PRESS, WITH WRITING
L Casa new and convenient article for the
Camp. Just received by
W.T. BERRY CO.,
June Public Square.
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THE VERY Latest.
By Telegraph to Late Northern
Papers.
The Louisville COURIER has received late
Northern papers frcm which it copies the
following interesting telegraphic news:
d what the Northygest Wants.
xx1 L...l s-l -.


Congressman Arnold, of Chicago, has, at the
Presidents request, presented him an elab-
crate memorial touching the necessities and
demands Of the great Northwest This pro-
vincial history terminates with the census
Of 1850, showing that the enormous trade
on the great lakes is q merely nominal ex-
pense to the National Treasury of light
house and one revenue cutter, armed with
one gun. Mr.. Arnold gives statistics show
ing the increase trade and resources Of the
Northwest, which has two hundred and fifty
thousand soldiers in the field, and two hum
dred and fifty thousand men ready on call
He gives an argument at length, showing
the following to be the immediate and
pressing necessities Of the Northwest in
addition to the Improvement Of her har-
bors. seesi,e ar sfeae
, la National Armory and Naval Depart
ment at atChicago. - sf.se5s ll,s
I'd. The. fertilization Of the Straits of
MacinaW. s,f 4. assssai1 as
3d. The enlargement of the Illinois and
Michigan Canal, thereby opening steam
navigation between the Lakes and che Mis-
sissippi. s.lazs ~ .sgsfs - 81 81 sai
Probably the President viii advert to
these topics in his message, and urge Con-
gress to adopt some or all Of the sugges-
tons. i.eG sigiE . dsE se-ss -
iaa Baltamors ana ohio n. R. <.
Gov. Pierport and the, agent Of the Balti.
more and Ohio Railroad Company are still
laboring to have the line opened, which has
now been arranged for on seemingly prac.
ticablc basis.
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One Weekly for two years, or two Heeklies
for year, IN advance .........5 90
When the Daily, Tri- Weekly Weekly Is to be dis
continued (paid in advance at the time subscribed or)
the subscriber order otherwise it will be contin
ued, at our option, until paid for and stopped If
not paid 1t be paid at the time of dscontinusnce
or at option If the party is good, it will be sent
until paid.
Remittances by mail in registered letters, at our
risk.
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Estate of James Harran.

A Administrator of the late James Harran, here
"A by notify all persons indebted to i'm 70 make
payment to me, and all who have claims against him
70 present the same TO at nay Office for allowance
and settlement and also give further notice that TO all
win plead the statute In bar. J. E. GLEAVES,
octl6-d1WAw1m Administrator,
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Nashville Gun Factory.

CTOCKHOLDERS in the Nashville Gun Factory are
- notified that tina Third call OF Five Dollars per
share IL now due, and payable 18th November,
By order OF the Board
z. G. ROCHE, sec'y Treasurer,
nov14-H .r Oface al Capltoi.
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To News Vendors.

EtHE LAWS Of the Post Office Department Of the Con-
i federate States require that Vendors Of Newsps-
the Post Stamp each copy before placing the
on any line OF transportaten for sale or transit
therefore warn all persons engaged in this business,
that will prosecute each and al who violate the said
law. am aware Of violations in one more cases,
and hereby notify the offenders that unless prompt and
accurate setlemen s immediately made, legal steps
will be at taken TO punish them 10 the extent Of
the law. WIZ D. McSISH, p. NJ,
novas-3t # sA5i 80 Nashville, Tenn.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING

RENEWABLE AT PLEASURE
81 Iuare one year s3o-each additional square y
1fr tten netce must be given to take out and sr
n tisennenfs Of yearly advertisers before the year
II "a otkarEise we shall charge till done
Contract of yearly advertisements viii be dlscon-
fE q rifhoat previous notice to Us, nor viii any
"a be u=de for less than one year at the yearly
= Advsrtisers exceeding the space con-
ted far vill be charged for the excess. a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-16

Steamship Karnsk Br sctew) lie Messuier Havana June
Q, and Nassau. r. p 10TH mdse and 10 T.. Cunard
Ship Princeton. Wsmsch NewOrlesns and the Bar ~ days
cotton &c !. hound to Haye put into this port for repss
having bust both pumps
Ship Nightingale (pdle .layer) Guthrie MOnrOvia W. c. A.
May r..
Bsk Suttora Au, suttor Sunderland Is days coal to H.
". Meyer May H. lat. 81 g. ion. IS large painted
port ship .mased and abandoned supposed be Am lsh
lat 80 q, Ion IS 49, spoke bark Msram (Nor from Belgium
for ca bee time spoke brig Nymph BIB from Poole for
Newfoundland.
Bak Powhs,an wncheste Csdenas 10 days. sugar Brett
Son Co.
Bark Csnopus (Br, Of HILL Lawrence, Newcastle Eng, 81
days cos 10 Jemes Douglnss.
bg Capes of Proviiencsl Ace Havana May 81 sugar and
Gls To Miller Hougton. June o. lat 81 T. Ion. 10 30
boarded by L. g. steamship Union and IT, y steamer Flag Of
the block ding squadron Hampton Roads for Charleston
Brig Cosmos (of Msch Talbot Cenuegos Is days sugar TO
Sim Msyhew Experienced heavy weather Sailed
In company with brl San Antonio. for hew.York.
Brig Alliance (BT of Liverpool NJ Eyanson Arroyo, r.
r. ~ days suglr Sc O. Wheelwrisht Wa 10 daysS CT
Hittera., with light wind, and Gains.
Brig Ocean bird lbr) Newman Bermuda days, potatoes
&c., 10 T. hes Smith
Brig lsnthc lof Baimore) EinswOod Csrdsnas IL days
sugar Brett. Son TO.
Brig Olga san Css,elano, Mens IS Jsy,i passed Obj
rsltar a pail 20 fruit TO Chamberlain, Phelps d 10.
Brig uIana lo BANGOR, Coombs MssnIas IA days sugar 20
Big Crawford of Machlas, Small Nueytss jane sugar.
&c. 20 =. Talbot Co.
Brig Moonlight, Smell Rondout. coal for Salem
Sch Loyot Peacock, Hobart Galveston ay /. and nsvana
June IA ballast to C. Muusy hsy ~ lat "a lon 20 ~ Ia
town. 4 months ou 80 Ibls. oil all we'll June Y lat 81 30
lon TO- ,pote bark Powha,sn from Gardens for He"fofk
wished 10 be reported. 49, Al. -,
schr Ilssp Mar of Dsnnis Eckc"on ciena'so' 70 days
sugar TO Il. y. SnslL
sohr Wolcot Parker Boston dsys, mdss to - c. Dayton
IN
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DIED.

BARRIE th. city Friday June a. Annie Barr daughter
Of William and Ann Barr native OF Donegal Ireland after
snort but unesa, aged - years, months and ~
CORDUAN-In this city. Friday morning June Il, Eliza
", daughter Of Joseph and Ann Cofduan.
wife Of Copeland eldest ster of Daniel
and Margaret Sherwood, In her 18th year.
COOPE-At Csnnsnsyle, Warrington Nights suddenly. on
only child Of Henry H. and Leohora A. Coope aged years.
Notice Of the funes win sppear in the Monday morning
papers.
CRUFTs-In Brooklyn, Friday, June H. John Wheeler
CIots, Of Ihomss aud Margaret Croits aged years
CONKLIN-ln this city, Saturday morning June H. aner
.hod painful illness Emma D.. wife Of Spencer Conk
AID young daughter Of Jefferson and Hester T. Beran IN
The relatives and fiends Of family and those Of her father
Jefferson BerTan aud her brothers nsw, James Mariner
ana John W. Thome respectfully invited 20 attend her flu
ner.l on Monday afternoon the l7th inst a. o'clock "a
from the residence Of her brohernaw James Marrnsr Nc
I3e Foy.nnh street between Broadway and Eighth
Avenue without further invitation
DAvIs-In Brooklyn. T.. D., Saturday. June Is Of con
sumption. Mary Eliza, ~o OF Robert Davis in the sd year
The relative. hiends family respectfully invited to
tend her from her late sdence No ., Ninth street
WHHsm,burgh, at O'Clock on Monday afternoon
HAvERTY-oa Saturday June IS. Ellie. youngest child OF
Patrick N. and Mary HsveTy, eyed ysor and month";
place ths Jay lSuIdsyl at o'clock from No u Bloomfield
KENNEpY-Iu the City of washiugon Thuudsy, June -
Daniel kennedy member OF the I'd Regiment Newly Ola
State Mihaa
LEsERMAN-In thi. city, Friday morning June H. Alex
snder Le,erman, aged IL years months and J. days
McKENZIE-In this city Friday morning June H. ser
short bat illness, William Raw only Of Alex
snder F. and Sarah Mckenzie aged yeaI' months and
days
PURDY-n hi, city on Friiay June a. Henry c. youngest
Of Corn-u. and Harriet purdy, aged years. month
and days
sHEII-n th, city Friday, June II, William She'll in tie
SD year Of bis age.
wILsoN-In Brooklyn margare, Wilson, wife Of William
Wilson, aged - yesT~
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MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Is
Cleared.

shps-Neptupe Peabody iverpool Vandsla Ps.tsu, Ham
burg funeh. hencse Wondt H.lyeis Higgins HAVE. w
Whitlock IT, Modem Times Williams glasgow F.. :. lines
Bsr.-Iames Montgomery, Pie Cork and market, T. D.
Barrett Excelsior Crowley Gloucester, Funch heincke
Wondt A J. Harvey, - Philadelphia Baker Co.; N. IL
n..,cu, p.melse Bsrbadoe' hish9p Brother Msrnion
W +. schmidt Persis Putnam. Petou s. Whitney Co.
BrisT-J Ii. Crowley Drako ElilabeihpoIt J. w Sawyer
Leighton, Cherryicd Thnmf Hunter; William b. Nash
Small ConstAnnople. Moore henry; Ketres, B- Young
Qbsensown. Jackson lin; Shks, Elliott Msseies Moore
Henry S,eadfss tbrl Jsrwin Queenstowu, Arksl Hurst
hanson, SucIhot Mystic StuIsea C.aImsn d Go.
schooners-Hannah Lond 81 Kus, Brett Son Co. J. W.
Warren Chapman, Newsy MASTER Alexander NJ, Wallace
Point-s,Petre h. Small T. Davis. Turks Island b. f.
SMALL w Hunter, Baker, Bueos Ayres d. C Murray Mystic
Bangor, r. r. Buck Co. y. &. Lyman, -. NcwH ,ven.
SlooP-N. Is. Sanders, Willard. News port master.
Novelty shaw Philadelphia Beverly Pierce, Phil
sdeiphia
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Passengers Sailed

In stednshp Borussa, for HambygMr. and Mrs. Chaplin
and three children NewOresns Mr. and Mrs o. Slrrssburser
ard niant New York Eugene Laou Paris j. Mo.enth. Mrs
Thonss fanme. Ne- York Miss c. Roeth, Boston Mr. and
Mrs Noting and children Lsgnass Mrs Muduer and child
rem Mr. aud Ms H. Lesrs Miss Margs,etha Cam T. keene
jacob Obendo Charles Friedrich. L. Nindisch Rev. H. O..
Kerssd. II. Ethan, NewYork; Mira Saudipser Penn. Mrs
Schrauder two children ,nd infant Gin; Dr. H. r. Walcott
Boston Eugene 10th. Gin John Bender Wilsnsbursh H.
Koher, Cin; VIM. Hschhorn, Mr.. and Mrs BaTwel. two
child and infant Mrs sedel children aud infants Mr.
end Mrs f. RschmAn child ond infant New ok VIM John
yohn'ton MI Vion Mr. and Mrs. !. w Bentley Beroni p
Nerganh BLOOMINGTON Mr. and Ms. T. scheiTer child aud
infant; Bird Coleman, Mrs Murray New Iork Mr DIR Sachs
Columbus Louis Schade Washngton Mr. and Mrs. +. BAN
berger Nj and Mrs +. krcnder John NJ Webb VI. Hrnsius
H. Rose, Miss Heinisnn, New York Dr. George aud Mira
WIS.,, Baltimore Mr. and Mrs. l. Pelo milwaukee Nh and
Mr.. GunthcI Louis; Mrs. Emma Heinspn, child and in
i.nt 4 Holman e. A. shipley C. Kuber hois.enschneder
NewYoIk; Antoni ATier II. Roggr, Cn T. W. Disch and
child Mgscsne Mr. and Mrs. HSvemann Philadelphia; Mr.
and Mrs nta California Mr.. and Mis-. Schneider snd ifa,
Mr. MIs. d. Peterson, Roseusten, kewioTk; t. haui
manu. Orleans h. T. schouby Cslifornls 4 Sluhmke
Bugao w. Stein Boston franz HrSad Ivan Alcade, WIN.
Miller N. j. Dinant. NJ le Provo and j. y. Kaufman
Ned,ncer n. NJ Adams New York Mr. aud Mira z. Risch
aud children Buffalo, H. Gunhe St. Lou. and Others
Ia steeTage. Total z52.
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MARRIED ID.

HTLLTARD-BELL-On Thursday, June 10. by the Rev
T. H. MONTGOMERY the residence vi the brides BROTHER
Mr. john I. Hilard to Miss Margaret T. Bell all Of this
city.
JOBNSON-POLHEMUS-In Brooklyn on Thursday, June
49, by A. Wiletts, Jacob Is johnson 20 Corneha
Wv daughter Of Theodore Polhemus r all Of the former
place.
RAYMOND-DAWEs-At St Adams, Licking County, Ohio,
ON "Wednesday June 5, by the Rev. H. q. Atwater W. H.
Raymond NewYork City aud Miss Mary f. Dawes Of st.
Absns.
sTANToN-B Brooklyn, on Tharsday June
a. by Rev William Alvin Batett Philip V. r. Stanton
to Adelaide Bngh.msn, all OF Brooklyn.
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Law INIELLIGENCE.
SUPREME CnnRT-Iune Is.


REFUSAL OF A SOUTHERN BANK 10 TRANSFER STOCK
OWNED ny 4 EOBTHERNER TO MS ASSIGNEE AT
NEwURLRANs.
Henry LevcTieh sg The Mcehsric sGd Trsders B1k OF
New Orleans.
In this Gaze an attachment has been issued and eyied
upon the property the dfouaas Ia this cry The Of
action IL based the rca o abe jei nists to transfer
their books 10 psnii assignee, resident OF New Orleans
tain haes o. ns stock brongpg 10 plaintiff resident 81 ts
esie alleging the and niuctioLs OF the At
General Of Louisiana TO the eject that tbs sto
ney ssas such apaer totally reid sstweep citizens Of
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COURT CALENDAR-FoR MONDAY.

COURT CALENDAR-FoR MONDAY.
SUPREME COURr-GEYEpN TERN.-Ennmerated.
Nos. VA, u.s. l76. III, 10 10 iJJ, inclusive.
SUPREME CoURT-CIRcUIr.--Part Mos S39, HI,
SD 3 49, 2, 5Is, 49, $685. CO. as 3ol 54 $780, 26 $685.
1925, 1913, 81? 1885,
SUPREME CoURT-SPEcIAL TERN.-Demurrers-
No 81 Issue. Of Jaw, &cNo 2s 3l8 37 $50, 33l, 3j3
80 800 38, 319 &2, 49, 229 24 10 3i $J3 3D. ITO, jO9
ABS, $40, 81.
SUPERIOR CouRT-Part Mos. 1869, 1877, 1872
1884, 1899, 1895, 1891 1885, l6ll, 7i7 1903 2005 Part
Nos l6l3 1892 1872 1890 1903 1900 GA 1904 1870 1912, 1916
1913 o 1922 1874 1896 1921 1892 1884, 1885, 1870 1882 1916
I948 1850
CoMMos PLEAs.-Both parts adjourned for the
Term.
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CITY ITEMS.

TEMPERATURES OF MAY AND JUsE.-It is stated in
The Ner-Esgland Farmer that the temperature Of the
month of May at Salem, Mass, has averaged only one
decree colder than the average Of the last twenty
wears. Perhaps that will be the case with June. II
i, is it will be intensely hot the remainder Of the
month, as we have never known a colder first half Of
the month. On more than half of the mornings and
evenings in the country near this city, fires have not
only been comfortable, but necessary for comfort.
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bsiesnt ns4isas tho duty Of dssndsnts nce ~
permit sueh srpfe By this refusal the plaintiff N fsst ioses
all control the sosa He therefore tns property
Of the bank in this eli and damages accordingly a.
Messrs Ter Stostr burso Miller are the ahoneys 10,
the plaintiff The Is important - indican, moeo
meeting begerent' Southern institutions with their own
weapons.
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TIE CouRTs.-The Trial terms Of the Court Of
Common Pleas have adjourned for the term, and there
will be no more jury trials in that Cont till October
next. The Common Pleas General Term commences
the June term on Monday the 18th inst, with caen-
dar containing about 1870 causes. Jury trials will be
continued in the Supreme and Superior Courts two
weeks more before the Summer vacation.
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Religious Notlsss.

Rev. 3. ii. Weston viii preach in the ST. Psnrs Chapel
Broadway ana Vessyst, SUNDAY EVENING at u O'clock
aud particular request ps.t his Sermon the Provdencs
Of Cod illustrated ia the march Of the ith Regiment
Newly ork to Warrington.
The Rev. DIR. Wise will preach in the sh-,,. NJ. y.
Church. of yh.-i and Avenue b, IlI, isabbsh)
MORStNG, q. l0l O'Clock.
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Lisus IN shs above HITS Of appointments indcsss bis rank
ausons thoss Of the zane Sate.
aDce non-socepsnce OF appointment ana IN
case Of aecepaace the birth place of the officer appointed bis
age and residences when appointed will in every esse DC
promptly reported to the Adjutant General o.
BY Order, L. THOMAS, Adl.Uen-
OHcisl--A BARp. Asst dit
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NE W-JERSEY ITEMS.

TIE FoURrH OF JULY.-At the last meeting Of
the Jersey City Common Council, Special Commit.
tee was appointed to make necessary arrangements
for the celebration of the coming ith of July with
to expend not exceeding $500.
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Summer Retreats.
TIVE MARINE PAVILION,
OnrE kNE.v TT

ROCK AWAY, L. l.
Abs f.voite and Hotel will oe reopenee
10Th 4 June aad being, by the line OF railroad
within hours OF the city will be found most convenient fox
business men.
Tra Jarsics leave Iames-slip and 34ths Ferries
g. III, IL m, -. 4:3o, 5:3l, AID $50 p. m.
This esteobuent ps-s the Hotel, containing
suites Of famly ROOM D single five ,Tge AID six
sna ich comfortably aud fully iurn bed
Tie - cot asss sll be e either With without board.
special DINER at ~. will be provided for New YoIt
merchants.
Good s's.. mining direct 70 and from the Hoel viii meet
ell the N-wYoIk and Jamaica trains by way OF Jsnsssp
- hst Ferries.
Engagements m.y be msds By calling upon
NJ. ROBE BAINBRIDGE, No "a Iohn-st-
Or By visit the Hotel.
TAR ROCKAWAY-To LET, We'll furnished,
4 fronting the ocean, COTTAGE, at $500. a. 90
and $500 year stablng ice &c. InqUfe NJ RObr
BAiNbIDGE, No. ~ JOhnst, = the Pavilion iioel, Rock
away
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SUPERIOR COURT-GESKRAL TKRx-June la-Befors AL
the Justices.


The Mayor, &c., ast. The Parker Vein Steamship
CCompany Jspnss s. samsS u.h costs.
Cyrus w. Field ct al sst Daniel H. ssnds-oder mu" DO
Maria w. C. We,mor. sst Benjamin II. Kisssm-Motion
denied with liberty to renew, Nc 49, -,
James Collins sg Cornelius TeVe"ed'
and new trial ordered coststs TO abide event , -,
The Parker Mills ag e. Jacot GcTbe surety oDec'ed 70
"a NOT no. der within meaning Of the statute and must
be rejected
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

MILITARY MATTERs-A detachment OF the Ancer
con Zousves 10 the number Of three hundred who
have for time past been in quarters near John j..
Snedikers on the Jamaica road, on Saturday passed
through Williamsburg on their way TO Satersville,
~ j.. where they join the remainder OF the regiment.
They are IA fine looking body Of men, aud attracted
much attention by their march through the city, The
Sco Life Guard at East received their tents
and uniforms on Saturday. Their camp now presents
al the characteristics OF soldiers life and attracts
good deal Of attention.
PirABLE SPEcTAcLE.-A little boy, Of respect
able appearance, WAS found in Love Lane, on Friday
evening in totally sensecss condition, caused by the
use Of liquor He was carried the Sta,on-House in
Washington street, and, by the aid of physician, the
poison was extracted from his stomach. In hours
be revived sufficiently to give his and tell where
his parents lived but did recoec where be got tho
rum. He ia IA years Of age. Yesterday morning. JUS
tce Perry sentenced him to Jail for one day, convic
ton Of the offence of drunkenness.
A UsETUL IssIuUTios.-Durng the month o.
Nay, ,240 patients were treated at the Williamsburg
Dispentary. Beside medical treatment, they were
furnished gratuitousy with all necessary medicines.
BRooKLrs CRY MoRTALuY.-Thet total number Of
deaths city s week 81 Of which IS males and
- females sdu and children 81 The principal dlssa
ption Is convulsions and marssnu each
let fever o. typhoid fever Inflammation OF ia. lungs
der one year Of age a. Natives Of United Sss III Ireland
I3i England, 2; Germany 81 Scotland
CONVICTIONS IN THE CoURr OF SEssIoys.-John
Murphy tried for In ssbbnr mes Rodiin with
pair effect Of which he died convicted
end sentenced to State Prison for years. Owen Mcclure,
indicted robbery the degree In entering tie house
OF Ellen Oaisb-e and after beating quarter out Of
the drawer ed and convicted He sentenced to State
Prison for ten yesIs.
CAsuLrws-A lad L. years Of age, named JASPER
Phefer Saturday afternoon fell from high shed In Smith
d. 10 the pavement featuring hi, skull ard feceisins
ionies that ard will prove fatal He picked by
pocemso aud caied 10 the residence OF his few
door, from where the accident occurred.
Bernard Galley the driver of acoacs fell from his vehicle
Saturday the wheels passing h body he
yerey ued IL Is supposed that he under tie influence
OF liquor 81 the time Of the occurrence.
Or FRoLic.-Mattbew Purcell. private ia Billy
Wilson's regiment having ssyed to Brookly knicker
bocko lee Cart in Fulton and jumping on board
pitching tbs lee into the tie finally taken
into custody and sent 10 the vessel which the enen
banked.
BURGLARirs.-The grocery store of Hoyt e. Thonp-
OF Grand and Fifth e. d., broken into
on THURSDAY uish' snd robbed vi ! 20.
Alexander ckson yesterday convicted Of burgsrouy
entering the house Of Mr. Geo Robinson No. I'll Grand street.
aud stealing Of money He sent for thirty tho
Psnitentiuy.
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passencers APriycd

Ia brig Capeia from, Har9Ha-Don Miguel Fernando, Don
g. Geneva Psbea EstIsdo Jusns Soper joaquin Garcia
juan Velanor %. Donna Matilda Rodriguez.
In brig Crawford, from ueritis-Mr. Robinson.
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Sun R.es..4:23 Sets.........7:32 Mocu-Ses.. 0:Os
Sandy Hook l07 Gov. Ilsnd... l57 HelGste.... 1888
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TIE PARRIcIDE CASE IN HoBoKEy.--On Saturday
last the brother Of Joseph Stevenson, of Hoboken,
who was committed to the County Jail by the Cor
oner the verdict rendered by the Juryfor shoot
ing his father proceeded TO Elizabeth for the purpose
OF having an interview with Judge Ogden IL was
unders God that they would apply for the release Of
tue prisoner bail, providing the amount required
was not beyond their ability. Should they fail in this
d writ Of habeas corpus will be applied for.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-16

SUPREME COURT-SPEcraL TERs.-June l1.-beioro
Justice WOODBURY..
Wall ct al. agt. The Home Insurance Company
Case and exceptions settled.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-16

BosRD OF ExcIsE.-The business of the Board is
increasing slowly. At the meeting held on Saturday,
five ipnkeepers and three storekeepers licenses were
granted at $50 each.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-16

Tnn STEAMSHIP CITY WasBIyGraS that sailed Friday
for Liverpool detained time IL the Lower Bay
number ofsfowawsys who sent bck city
IA she rug r. d. Morgan.