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Passengers Sailed

n. ,,eamsl,p ysr.Yoyk, for E,smen-Mrs c: Luline,
LADY, :s sw a i S.ys . fE.. sts y
ehidcn Mia SINGS e a ern1 and ssS a a. psio
, M snd sy AZ: NE k sSrs FIR snra AID sSss
G. L.aeren CHARLES Bandss Irs hsnre,;e Mstonrg a. a
child VIM s,snbrrcf Mrs There's hlein Guy s'.ar m..
c.so Br A. NJ Bonat trsrce Mr. II. Psuisen Chill DR..
NJ assss@ W Mr. I.1n Msus lady sna Sres
children N-wYork Mrs Clara Disterle and ckid Jer.ey
Ms. Eii.sDe.h ordsoI sr. csee PTenesIi-r M J. D..
Roe sIr r. stock Mr.. J. 0.nnini Mr. Ger bia Bropner
Heir MIR Cs,horina Schneider NJ. T. Hemi,o, sdy and
child Mis- Lins Koarr Miss Caiharlns k9hieI ar y
ialy and oho Ar A. Gui,-rrzord sou NJ Jchsn boln1n
NJ job Oe.rien, al ~ New Yerk, Miss NJ st,onoeIs;
two edrep. Csiifo.sis Mr Meye Ksurnanp four children
and servant ws.anr,sn; NJ ossidsiio chit Mr. Meyer
Mr. Aug Hsarmeyer Rev 7. HabsrAuer, both Of Cncin:
naii Nj Theo krchoa TeI.. M Ansg'' Beck lady and
Cbicsgo Mr A. Goe,schinc Mr.. J. o. Jones' both OF Wa.
terbusy Conn Mr.. John hiIi.n. Wellington, D G Mrs
a. Smith and two chdgea. Hamilton, C. w; NJ. Edward
K,inbach Mr. MsI fin.ky beth OF feNm; Or Robert L.
spence, Baltimore, Nj d. Lane, Engsnd III J. C. Kuhn;
Memphis; Mr. Conrad S-sI Mr.. y hrei,emeyer both OF
Phi ldelpiia- and 90 ia the s,eefage Total 229 ,,
ia .ean.ap kaagaIoo yor Svt-.sfoT" css LHs,poeI1
Plsdelphia Mi.s Ely Gillespie Mise Doqga" Miss Thomp'
and chid Mrs. Lsn,ey and chit, H. j. Sschson .ohn
MsS' s as@on M sss M Jolly
w Mofa John Wilson ihqdeghs r shsIy9 s7:,, w
John Horton 5. & tiffany, NewYork Capt Msrngon and
s.ndu.sy: W. Deusis., M Thomp.on 4. Campbell John
Gillespie Mr. Lacey. W Hodson Louis Bottere' sibert
wm. A&nsn Henry Semg rhaSeBhs cap'; NJ: j. M a.
Cuonsh Rev H. Dubois BIZ AID Mrs.. z. pa'i snd child
Juan Maireda, Cant John FORD J. Ings:s John Auery
MAX CoslaI Ramon PsHco, T. Wake Capt. Mainland Mr.
Whiins Sir hepburn Mr ssaw. Mr.. Richardson. Mr. John
.ton 4. Rankin. PhladePhs, Anne NJ Nine, Mrs Grihn
anio others la
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CosrEpER.rg DEpr.-It is stated that The Con-
federate debt is $40, 100000 Ills is little more
than the Federal DEBT, but it must be recoliected
that nearly all the materials Of war ammnnl'ions,
provisions, &c, with the exception OF what they
have stolen, have cos, the Confedeiates lar more
than the ordinary prices. Warfare with the Rebels
ia a REGULARLY expensive business. However,
debt never troubled JEFF: Davis. His rule Is to re-
pudis.e when you possibly can
On the 4th of March, 1861, when President Lin.
coin was inaugurated, the Government vessels
available for service were only four in number car
rying IS guns. Our navy now consists OF 2oi ves'
sells OF all Sizes carrying 2c5 guns, with an aggre'
gate tunnsge Of 3lS,0l6 tuns. Tue number Oh sea-
men now employed is 1900.
FIRE IN TRIRTY-SIvEyTH srREyr.-At about
oclock Yesterday morning, q lire ocedried IN lne
stable and stone-dressng establishment OF j. a. a.
Mulvabil., in Thirty Seventh street. between Firs'
and Second avenues. The buildings were nearly
consumed. A valuable horse was suifocsted. Inc
Ioss is estimated at about $500 no insurance. Inc
Gre is supposed to have been the work OF an III
candary
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Par euxers Arrived

Ia s;ednssip Champion, from ilpff,rc!-NI and Nrs.
C. Bls.low Ms d. e. McKner. Miss j. Il. Iigrow, Mrs.
L. b. Fsiaham and chd Mr and Mrs. e. H. Neller, three
children and servants Mr and Ms. NJ " Reed Nj. and Nrs.
Fiji, three children ard serysni srs o. T. Psfkcg and
infant Ar. Hurley and infant. Mssrabo. Mrs Dr. tasting
Mr. j. NJ McNulty Mn, T. w Brown and daughter Mrs. J.
Msyhew and infant Mr. and Mr J. Woodbury., Mrs. Jss.
1;nrbl, aud two children Mrs I. b. Canwe Mrs. H. ".
JIss,y Mr. and Ma g. II Cummings -nd three children, u.
Elsen ID. W. Msftindale Mr.. IL Clark snd infant, j. }.
Fe'. Mr. and Mrs james Bell MIS-. r. q. Welsh and l. fant,
d. q. Whitney, d. Teuai, 8 w. Castle, Mrs T. A. Kirby.
Mr. and Mira r. w Page Capt and Mr. q. Ryder ard two
children H. Cross j. q French, J. r. Logan Miss J. Nc
Queen a. 6oodmol,. T. ID. Desrag-r. and servnn, C. ii.
shornan, A. J. Merriam, A. Evans, &. Andrew Mrs. A. ".
Bowling and ngart Mn. A. H. Todd and child on, Miss IL.
French r ard Mrs NJ Wynsrt aud daughter Mr aud Mr.
c. H. PatrcA hlr. and Mrs. Nm We'll aud ~ chi Son j.
w Davidson Nrs. h. j. Folsom and infant Mrs Dr. J. G.
Young anil ,wo children W. j. Davis Mrs Paxes snd child
Mr.. :. Dulnuer aud child, Mira r. LsnteEt H. LsnoeIt
Mfs J. H. HAYDEN and son SIR ard IsB Binsay and 6ro
Their r. Lawson A. Chsbos Mrs C. 7. Jackson aid chl d.
O. Wells Victor smith, hr. Hin. w. Cullen Mr. snd Mrs
b. Csssen D. 7. Teles Mrs. =. Dyer four children AID
seryan, j. W. Bryan, j. Lang Mrs. {. kiche aud three
children M and Mrs oeorse Mcfit .nd dirghtes Lyon
H. W. Gistt Ms q. H. PoninisT, ; H. Hahn. +. Wagner
Frank soule, Jr g. H.: Mnion. NJ wehst,r chs' H. spear
Ms. c. Curtis j. G. Fuller J. ioutrrback j. spegy. j. D.
Mourose, Mr. and Mira Chagle, Gagsye Peters, s. Mscn
gini n. Wslker, Mr. and Mrs JAMES Condor, o. Randall
Boyle NJ Savie'e, n. jacobs MIR. and Mr% " Jete Mrs
Hall and two sons Mrs. Woodbury. W. J. Fisher, thaElc
johnson. y. Ash, and - ia the Storage.
IL abr Emily yrun NVtritsRoh.ft l.. Stevens, Hobo
George Blackburn New York r. Castillo, heone, n. H.
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WARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK ........JuSE T.
Cicaren.

steamssip-Parksrsburg, Hoffman. Portland
ships-,ity OF Mobile Cole Liverpool. lsrbeck Co.
Heumias (Brenen) Buncker Southampton. Roger Blohs
Ksntckiap. Merryman. HAVE. Boyd Hrncken Oleron'
Percy Liverpool Nesmith Sons; Ellen Maa, Hall Lon
don. NssmIth Sons; Cynosuc. Robinson. Liverpool WI"
lanis Cuion. -,
Barks-Csnilic (Itaan Pedsns. Gloucester Eng, taw
renee Gnes Co. Frank Loyett lBLl, honen '0~ ''
orders, Boyd & Helpckcn. - ,r-
Brgs-Robct Move, IIotchtiss. DemerarA llehiy Ny ~
bridges Sons Storm Nymph t8r) Mcleod LiTetPoT TN,
Rogers Riteh; Crawford sn. S. ThoniI ss, RuS.e
Hope tBrj snp.o" Barbados. Middleton CO. Abbott,
Cove 81. Thomas, Wetmorr Co Condor Aip' ES,;
Thompson Hunter ve.ts Fules. Ns" 0''A ~"
Co. Ill.,,
Perry NswRodiSa s @sssr h' Ss
~ K;tt. ~ T.ho, Z "a Csfoliuc Roger, New Haven,
Y Racket. Vdoa or Mckenzie Soi0n S Ss.1ns,S
Nj, ,rv M, TI.sch, fdpdsd. SmitL ]oIes Co. Mary
NJ. Barnard Dsbblc Norwich H. hacss't rhom,,
Hui iu. Providence l.. AsDoy; suffolk El,wortb New
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ID BY the bsssasiasy. N. ssdslia, Mis Charlotte
Patti. and Master Willie Bsrnenore Pspe. miss
passi was applauded vshemently. shs 10 prime
f.vorite. Master Paps's young alert lingering de-
lighted tho audience. His tosr' dc force piano solos
were encored.
Prof F. j. Hudson, pianist, and b. Auerswaid'
violiuist, are about starting on . concer' '0u'
through the Eastern States
Prof. Anderson commences short season to-nigh
at the Winter Garden, in a burlesque or metamor
pb osis of "The Tempest" In which he will intro
ducs his magical skill.
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M, con,hrrest Branch Pacific RAILROAD bill passed
N. Uouse granting further time TO the State OF
u..ouri 70 build the Southwest Branch OF the Paci-
60 rcod. The tine is extended ten years from the
lol, Of June next, and the lands allotted for tie
c,usrue ion Of that road viii not revert to the Gov
erumeut unless the State shall fail to complete said
road within the ensuing ten years. The Senate
passed the bill Yesterday and al which is wanting
TO make it a law is the approval OF the President
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago LIST Mort
cages are being absorbed rapidly FOR investment at
e6l a97 at that price The purchaser receives Interest
from Jan. J. 1862, making them cost less than any
bond Of that class in the market. The net earnings
are about four and half times the interest on ths
let Mortgage. The bonds can DO transferred or &C.
liyered payable to bearer. Eric Firsts, Tucson
Firsts. ard New York Central Sevens are OF =
cent above par but offer superior advantages 10
the For. Wayues. All are on the trunk hneS Last
and West.
Mr.. Charles +. Smithers, late Inspector Oh tue
Bank OF Montreal, is now associated wiln Nj hicn-
ard Bell in tie New-York Agency, and the business
yII he conducted as heretofore No. 8? Pine street.
in the Joint names Of Richard Bell and Charles +.
Smithers.
We annex a comparative statement OF the Imports
of Foreign Dry Goods and General Merchandise al
Ney-York for the week ending June 3, and since
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CANAL ToLLs.-The following is statement OF
the receipts of tolls on the State Canals showing an
increase, up to June over those for the same period
last year of $a2l ,Oo7 Sc:
1862. 1851.
o, fo, kev 62 a7438I rs Total for May 6 $5zl 1903 80
Increase s2zI, OV1 Sc
Weesy = s Ole 81 Er;.wsek 100000 20
1n.,..,. SOL 4I3 %
Second week 80 1873 493 II Second week... IZd'sof ~
I.,.. . $685. 30
rhta ..l q 100 90 40 Third week ,... l48 8U7 u
J,c,.,.s ...........S 4f,C2l SO
v,r,,, -..t ia6 i63 "a Fourth l40 f3J O.!
r,.r.... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $iGC23 Il
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thus upesIs iLat only fourth OF tie mills running
OF i tme Sud thss about IL per cent entirely closed
TIE ave- rige time tina; mills are running about her
GAYS VeE Instead Of sx tho usual time. This however I.
qnio as ynE u tho ock aud receipts Of ma ea would
warfant The OF cotton does not exceed
bates. and TIE receipts chiefly confined to Indian which
tts comes 10 hand In iuiled Shold the
supply OF American cotton come forward literally at an
earl period. the English Manufacturers will be
setl :, eduee theh tine Of innnng very considerably In
. event. tbs damage both to capitalists and nsnnfscuret,
would be- Of the serious popuison OF $50 600
which with tie families dependent them rcpressLt nr.y
million Of souls would be thrown upon the charity Of de
oOuntfy almost pennless.
VIC learn from our California FLEA that trade has
revived al San Fraocisco and The inquiry Tor goods
f'ol The hands OF importers bad improved. Among
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rnt.l. .laa2o 2.alo9 2.la..l,s 2a.soo ae.os

We ere without rerrns from three small sources which
reduce tie weekly innnage to below 10000 tuus
e rc1 month two we shall n1pecs 10 have TIE regular
bu,,n.ts Of tho much aisiuI0rd and prcscn.
h iupned coal oIltos quito az fSoh a. % the eject
the late FOOD VIII abe Coal tfsde. II present pfoba
iito, 81 the f iGint 70 the Goa Carrying CON
1anie. slaii Prove sdt N che tTice Of t9a, Is
very eeueuy p,el H u Is understood that size Ered.lg
Raj oed s. apd serious damage and to the extent tia
te Other c4g,tng companies Interrupted VII the bush
Of the esdu increHsed and 81 bette; prices II
pfohly this VIE, matitr ad auccd The
and loans Of that c. lIany yesterday.
Tie fuspcnsiou OF work in the workshops Of Eng
land particularly Of cottontactories, is Of grea.
interest; The Ecoa0nlist says:
Tr total number Of mills in Lancashire and Cheh
ire is and the number OF operatives engaged In the
mills 3i9 l6 The following comparison shows TO villa,
fsrs those farf0fie, AZ. .uplfycd:
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slp Idaho fof Boston, Howe. Ship Island Nay ls In bal
last to Dunbar Colby My 90 lat o. lon u.s. :pots u
Island Roads duns N gale. came IN contact with the ship
Great Republic; carried away bswspt and cutwser spI
70 take steam pump on board 70 keep the sbp free fhs
bound to Boston but put ine this po In Consequence
Bark Ellen eM osri.oS er. of shied. N.th.rc Shield.
April IL, coal 10 Gee A. Bell Had W. s. W. aud W. N w
winds Of the passage stove buwaks. 10 Msy 10 Ia,
a. % passed. the lower msat OF large ship with the ssp
attached and BY Ii several yards studdng sal booms
&c all apparently but abort time 10 that condition 18th l
a. 49, lon ~ 49, JOha II. Coils of Hull e. aged II year. sp
board ard was lS-owered ooss ana made eVery exs'n
10 save him.
BARK Annie HodgmaD lOr Thomssonl Tyler. Boston day
Brig Lama tof BALTIMORE Crook Bio Janoiro April 30 eo
fee 10 j. L. PhiPP. Co. ssl'G Ia company % VIII ,he s.t
spoke BRIG Bird II Wave simpson or Por
rnce with captain sick supplied her with medicine
June lat IS 49, lon II 49, sisnaied bark winsow Steering
Brig Adelaide tBr of Waterford, McCIoush ROTTERDAM
April udse. 10 order. Experienced severe west weather
April a. lat 10 49, Ion se 60 spoke ship LIZZIE Homsas tsnos
Dis Rolling Sea tof Lub-c) ROwe, Gusysnila p r..
BE Antelope TismSurs Aunt Havana 10 dsy. coffee u
sehr Emily tB of cornwali, shrrid.n, Bermuda days
vegetables d. X. Dewor June s. lat IS 81 ior u.s. SPOKE
brig J. W. Harris, hence for 81. Jsgo.
schr. Emily, Curtis, Nuevas 10 days su, eo 70 owss
schr. III. V. Farnum =;
schr. Emily, THOMPSON Elzibethpor for Stanford
schr A. C. Hayeus, Keen, Eizaoethport for Bridgeport
schr. Mischief, Gorbsni, EastpoTt ii days.
schr. Uuioa, Libby, Machiss for Porr Morhs
Schr. Del Norts DiBsmore, Lubec for kondout
schr. Bay State Hsllett Boston days
Schr. 8. Waterman, Bowman New Bedford days
Schr. Belle ,Sr). Mar, PEoyidence2 days
Schr Margaret Ann tBr.i, Whepley. Providence.
Sloop Jane Maria. Ward. Norwich.
Steamer G. Vanderbilt tU ). transport White Hoqsg
Steamiui James r. Freeborn Monen Mystic, c.. With
steamer IN tow
steamer H. Burden Loper, PhaieIphia, mdse To Lope
Kirkpatrick.
steamer Osprey, Kennsy Providence. mdss 10 Edward
byDnsE -
Steamer VIM WOODWARD. Cundia Baltimore. mdss 70 wn
Dalzel
skILED--stea m.,ips Kan-aroo (Brl Queecs.cwn sD3
Liverpool; New YORK lBremen Southampton snd Bremen
Fire Cracker (newl, ShanghAe.
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corrRr cALyNpAR-THrs DAT.

SUPREME CouRr-CincUiT-Part Mos. 2ll3,
72s i7s 223 1881 22oi, 22no. 22o5 72g1 2ss l7 gig
s sSc5 2is 200, ,20s 22Os 22lO 1sl2 21ii 21is s2e
s2,1 222i 222 2, ,242 22i6 2li5 2l5o 22S2 1850 2css
3st s75 S2s "a 49, 49, 100 80 ga 500, 3Sl to $751; 1913 to
t6 - o<..o ,,,o ooo-
SurERroR CoURr-Part Mos. 2H9, IVY $50,
2ae1 a;0 200 2.o5 2ao7 24o 24ii 2il3 25 Pat ~.
No 1870 1856 ia8 l0 z9i 2o lJi9 1889. 20o 1885, is
l242. i2o 1855. 1854. i'm
CouEr or COMMON PLEAs.-Part Nos. liUV,
Io0a los, os5 73s 7eo i0o GA, 35 s5 sae 3'3 Sh2 ~
liza Part II-Nos. 80 l35. 1875, llB llo, iiJ, i'''
gss 30 2o67. III. 6. 1l52 llSi, ll.a =, -, o., Q,
KisGs County CIRCUIT CoURr.-Noe. I'd, o., o.
lO6 Reserved causes; Nos. 2, IL. IL
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,bs ;obbers there was moderate activity In flung IN
terror and coast orders both north and south, good
deal Of merchandise being purchased just now for
Mexico to 20 forward by the numerous small coast
srs that have come in to supply the place OF tho
steamer Panama, now RAINING in the Victoria trade
In regard to the wool crop The Alta California"
saws: "a
In several por.s of view the wool crop Of Stale the
pre.ent wear calculated to sdd TO reputation o. wool
rai.ers In the frat place manifest improvement oosefv
able the quality Of staple resulting not alone ron
the which have been made in breeds oy cross
ing brt -ser In regard to the hoaltulnehs OF he
aad In the separation Of different grades OF qs'
TIE season too has been favorable to clesuinoss
Being humd dust has accumulated 10 the ncces
and We also that there is almost entire absence OF
bur The samples thus far ct hand IA SUPERIOR In every
rrpect those furnished from the same localities ana eseu
the same nock last year The aggregate yield Tor ns se.
year Jpst now prices scarcely high as they were
fortnight ago. -. ,
Al there disposition to boar the MARKET and ron
the nding BUYERS getting rather more a'o'aoo
terms bot eecez stand out and
fully for the former rates which By the way are
hrker than those ruling the grade: this tune
year though scarcely up the rates reysiig
close of last The emit rates or % 30 sc,
and ior American IL DC & H. Quotations ABOVE nc %
frre occur but they for various grades oil miea -
can ami MeIno As yet not much OF the present o'p
becn eYportad Since January the exports roa,n
a,ir a4l bgl n ,sle period Last year rms heavy
nj lad vrar's Sprug clip made In Juno auo Jug
pIeseni there lack OF buyers Tor export. w" "
renasrked, some hesitancy Is shown as 70 p'iees'
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THE FASHION PLEASURE. GROUND ASSOCIATIONS
A meeting Of the members of the above Association
was held last Wednesday at the Homo House on
Broadway. The principal business transacted was
tho adoption Of code of rules and regulations for
the government of trotiipg on tho Fashion Course.
There was good attendance of the members present.
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bort Uaroens' Noties.
sr,rK OF New foRK

Stair NEW fOkK, =,
ponY.WAKpKYs Uyuck. No. 10y Wahf@
NYOTIcE ia hereby given, in accordance win
No.i =, The Act passed April H. 1887. entitled An
Act to RSossuine the wraen Office Of the ron o. n.
York ell persons interested "a, or survey thi
the follow Ing vessels now under viii Be
i,hin tea days succeeding THIS no'ce' "
hoard said vessels: Pier No AN Z
Shin Calhoun. pi.r M IN
H.,k yufredeuhe n
Eayk Phppi Delanoye d.. * "A
Rris Mary Nvlton '...'..'''''''''''' Ford's
Rris Col PeannAn.. . son'a
SCHOONER WM H. ByRLEl0h' ffsHa'a~
J. Ara's uEassNAa S,st..ArI'
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AyyryyRsARY Pom AT THE MILITARY AcADE-
NY. Norwich, vT-We understand that Park
BENJAMIN, esq, has accepted IN invitation from the
Cadets Of this fourishing institution to deliver an
original poem at their annual celebration in August
next
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United STATES DISTRICT COURT-JUsE 7--Befor'
judge bgIrs.

DEFICIENCY L. A PRIZE CARGO.
Yesterday the Prize Commissioners made report
,h Co,r, IN the matter Of the prize bark Htawshs They
s,Ai have appraised the portion Of the sargo found
BIS them at Sl2ilso o. and that The portion .tli missing
rnied worth Si2G6i o. beside twenty oaes oil COT
ton whcn have yet been found .
Tbs deficiency In the cargo originally much grester
h, mi, but the Court haviny ordered nves alton some
Of q was discovered by tho Prize Counsisner amounting
IN xilpp.
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s,rprpIoR COuRT-SpEcrAL TxRS.-JUSE 7-Besors
so Justice RosEkTsos.
DECISIONS.
Morris agt. Walsh ct al; Ireton agt DalrymPle'
ct al schulton. ct al. ast same inohs' iac'
Deter, sgt. Groupe. ct J.-Csfs settled II, -.
Mullen sgt. Ystsli Trmbc sgt Whsh; Iisn.ls. 49,,
McKefnsn Berry sg, Kelly -senosspners no'e' hos III"
ni.heJ and no decision can DO made until they are.
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Disasters, &c.

DErROif, Jun. u loo@
w.. nroreler Chcsyo struck the wreck Of tug Louave a
~ Chair this . M and commenced leskirg oaaiy ~
L'As u'nn Lss been put on board and Of p M she w
'rly nped ont Her cargo corn aud Hour Is osu'y IN "
- a. ne had several feet OF In her hold She WI" g.
~, the div dock
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LAM IN1ELLIGENCE.

SUPREME COURT-OKSBRAL TEsn.-Jrss before
Justices Is0KAnAs. LEONARD. and CLEsxx.
THE cAsT or EDWIN JAMEs-THk COURT DIVIDED
IN OPInIos-THE MATTER FINALLY DISPOSED OF.
The Court opened shortly after ii o'clock this
morning at which tins the pretty well oiled with
spectators, several ladie, being among the number
Predng Justice ssd that IN the matter Of Edv In James
toe Court divided in opinion upon the subject. The
opinion Of Mr. Juscs Clee ard y,ei In favor Of post
ponins tho further confederation Of the matte. until the
term with tho view Of allowing the party to produce such
evidence lie ct do flat time. Two other OF tho
Judges who here differ from In not deenins II
prcrsfhry to postpone ulthcr action Until the nett
They Of tie opinion that inasngch James denies
the statement sugges by tho Committee that further
action Is Necessary aud that the proceedings be die
ssd As therefore Their. an eqGsl division Of opinion
the subject Judge Suite being absent further
W III bs taken. and order viii be made Ia the matter"
Ths Cour. rendered the follow ing decisions.
the sHIPHERD CASE.
James Shepherd sgt Tie People.
The prisoner was convicted Of arson in the irst
degree Second trial In the Court Of Sessions snd
lsnced Prison for life On the trial hs wa,
,0nvctcd and sentenced 90 bs hung The Count OF Appeals
ordered the isi under Which the second conviction
had Between the trials the LEGISLATURE nv law changed III,
pprsh fo nom hanging TO impIisobuen. Tor ls
Its .4san in .L' Wb,.tcE n, rev las far
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Receipts or Prod ncs.

JrSE Ia &c bis Flour 725 bbls Corn Meal 62o bess
do i9 hbs whisky. 0oCj bush Wheat lo,ooo bush.
CON- bush Rye s357 pkgs froysions 25i pks Lard,
200 ar.i Litd ~ pkg Ahhes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-09

niStsrURs ALMANAC
sun isxs...4:2Sl Sets.......s;29 MoonSets. l:5G
s,un WATER THIS Dsy.
sandy Hook. $3.50 Gov leland. $3.50 h-Oats... .ol
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-09

SUPERIOR COuRr-0KsEEAL IsHA-'
e' BEFORE ALL THE JUSTICES.
DECISIONS Z,
John F. Dustan ag Alexander MsAna ar %.s g. .ns
. n,.d unlsss leave 10 asked within teo Gays anu
Motion elass.. c.s. So-Opnion by Bosworth q. j.
AlS"r. H. Wright sst. WIN. d. Eddy-orasr 's'e''e0
oRniSn ~ I,sts SIT John II Bachs-Ofder spPea'ed
from affirmed Opinion by Moncrief ). .,ra,,. sc
Palmer AIT Potte-Order affirmed without pieIuo0 &C.
o,dsr 10 he settled By White j. upon two days notice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-09

Tie Philadelphia Ledger says the following abb
sracl Of Company reports shows the coal tunnage for
the week and season as compared with the CORE
srouding time last year:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-09

uss,v,xr,N-The ship Carlyle lloo tun' is no" on 'a'
s,,,i sectional Dock for repairs. sAe VIII De ''P'
.,,,.o5 and newly copPcred
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-09

regarded Shepherd did not psseuaIy pssS 81 III tSs
trston Of any punishment. Thu the Coen esa'~ -. Wv
ssstsoos Of imp risoun,snt for life b affirmed
THE NEW RESERVOIR GATE HOUSE CoSI TAu.
The People OF rel Baldwin !syoox aS| hooI NV"
Consroller &c. - ,,,,
The REALTORS claim to have been the loweet bidders
for the contract for putting up the Gate house -. he
emmea counc .hey claim 10 sustained there :.
by. for which they brought su The matte. ~, as
Who found 10 favor of the REALTORS fof Sotos
:,,o. Ii. city iris report confirmed and
made on the Controller for PAYMENT wnicn as,oIer to
Az ratification for uiandsInus asainst the Con'iy, 4,
nsymsn, was denied and on appeal TIL, oeo,s
.ncd he Court then adjourned to Tuesday, juno 40 ~
l0o'c!ock IN.
SUPREME COURT-CHAxBzRs-JCSE '-be'0'0 '0'''''
BARNARD.
DEcIsIOSS. ,r..
Margaret Moncrief sgt. John Moncrlef.-ai0'i0n
denied. nj xy.l.-Stay vacated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-09

The following is statement OF tie ea,lne' ~.
the 81. Louis, Alton and Chicago EaiIoad ~ WV