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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-22
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Ehe Recent Eire-All Of the Sanitary
Commission Goods sayed-ACCidCnt 30
the Steamer NeW.York.

FoRTREss MONROE. Friday, June 10. 1859.
The Sanitary Commission, in charge of DIR. Julius
Nichols, has been occupying an Office aud rooms on
Washington street, until the recent fire, which de-
rroyed tie buildings they occupied. All Of their
goods were saved, and have been safely removed to
q very commodions building corner of Roanoke
square and Wide Water street, which was kindly
offered them by Gen. Niele.
Steamship NewYork, which left here yesterday
o. hsg-oftruce mission to City Point went to Fort
Norfolk for some prisoners, and, when leaving that
tlsce, came near running over row-bott with two
doctors i'll it, to avoid which she reversed her en-
CINE, backing into a snag, and broke her rudder.
Another boat was sent il Ter place tbs morning.
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MARRIED..

BARNETT-IEATH-Oa saturday, June 70. a. the resi-
drnee Of tue bdrs mother. by the Rev lleo L. Cgysi
William B,rne,t to Emns. daughter Of the late A.
Heath all OF brooayn No cards.
W.jnesdsy evening Jan. IL
tn. residence OF the brides father by the Rev j.
WoDdtuti fred " Boel to Mls. Li5oey Vaer.o., all o.
Brooklyn. No cards.
CLAkK-KI MBALL-At NewLonvills, Mas, ON Thursday
Juue II by tie Res. Samuel Lousicilow, Nj Parser "a
Ciark of Wsstmoelsnd, ~ Y, to Mss Matilda kimhal
daughter o. George hImba L. ;. ", al formerly Of BTooA
Ign, " Y
RICHARDSON Thursday morning June 10. a. the
reside ncs tho brides failr by the New samuel n
Miller j. Johnson trlt ~ san Fsaaciseo. and Cofueia E
dau.nrer II Beri Richards, esq, Of Fairfield, Heskimer
County. n. Y. No cards.
JONEs-KELLoGG-On Thursday June 49, BY the Rev
Hugh Carpenter Jos o. Jones and Christine Il. keloes
youDge,t dsu shteT Of N. A. Kellogg
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ILLNESS OF ADMIRAL Fo0TE.-ReAr Admiral
Foote whose ilne,. have already mentioned still In
gerod yesterday afternoon, his death being momeD'any
looked fI On Saturday evening consutson Of
W.. held At hi, room ct tie Houe and tho opinion
general that he would no, survive the night lie wss how
ever alive in the morning when another consultation WIS
held but favorable sympt oms were reported M foe,
Mr., Reese his eldest daughter snd bic sons are with him.
Commander SANFORD and simpson and Ar set'on are un'
rei,tiog In their attentions Drs Metes Thomas, Hey
mold. aud surgeon Williams bis attending physicians
At late hour last night the Admiral was reported to be
gradually sinking
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From vicksburg and Vicinity.

MEMPHIS. June ~ via CaIho June 81, 1862
Official advices from Vicksburg 10 the 10th re-
ceived. The siege progressing slowly hut
surely Our total lose during the pas, week is etti-
mated ut less than forty. Not over eight or ten
were killed. The garrison continued q vigorous
firing of musketry and shells up to tire time the dis
patches were written, bu; with no success.
An attack from Johnston 10 loosei for daily bu,
each day lessons his chances Of accomplishing any.
thing.
The guerillas are still active at various points Of
the Mississippi.
There is nothing from the cavalry expedition sent,
out by Gen. Hurlbut.
Cmck..,v BAror. near yick,BrRo, June IS.
There Is increased cann0nsdDg this morning.
Logans division is reported TO be engaged. The
enemy is resisting advance on the centrnl por-
tion of the line. II is thought tho Rebels sre eN-
pending the remainder Of their ammunition before
the final capituaton.
Johnston is asc.rtained 70 be certifying the cast
bank Of the Big Black. This is supposed TO be q
tete du pont merely 10 proven, our crossing.
a late Niekshnrg PAPER received at headquarters
contains nothing Of Importance, tut speaks OF severe
casualties.
WAsHiSG1os. juno Il. 1861.
Dispatches dated the 18th and 10th have been re-
ceived from Vicktbufg. The siege works are still
progressing with vigor. Gen. Grant WAS still re-
ceiyng reenorcements and the health Of the troops
continued excellent. The whole loss Of the United
States forces for the week preceding the 10th WAS
not more than twelve killed. Tie total killed aud
wounded did not exceed 30.
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THE CITY OF DARIEN, GA, BURNED.
A SCHOONER READY TO SAIL CAPTURED
Seven Iron-Clads at Brunswick, Ga.
A LARGE UNION FORCE LANDED.
Vallandigham Sailed for Nassau.
FoRTkKss MONROE. j

FORTkIss MONROE. June IT. 1868.
Richmond papers Of the ooh, received, say that
tbe city Of Darisn, Ga, was burned by the Union
:sts on the 18th instant, and is now one plain OF
ashes and backened chiwueys
The Unionists also captured the schooner Pet,
ready to sail for Nassau, with cargo of cotton.
Seven Union iron-clsds were at Brunswick, Ca.
on the l2th, aud large forces had been landed from
transports.
vallaadigham hes run the blockade from Whining
ton. lie is going to Nassau, thence TO Canada
IDsren is port Of entry, capital Of Mcintosh County
Ga on the left bank of the Aspshs River II miles from
abe and GO miles southwest Of Savannah. 1t is small
place Of ess than 600 i1hsbitsn;a
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,,,,,s C,ose nj The Po,t.OnIcc.

For Greet Britain 4 tho Continent. bY steamer
AIDES va boston Tne.dsy June 21........ y ?, m.
For south Pacih- and Central America By steamer
Ocean oG.sn, Te,d,y June 2J.............. 10, a. m.
For Europe, ~ steamer BCLeulan, via Quebec,
Ihurday. June .........-........'....'... p M
For IrIilrns. &C.. daily Sundays eiceptsil
overland via ST. Joseph No........3 = N. aud ~ y m
North-Aluany BUT $40 and C4nGlas ..5 Ia And .. ~ In
so,,h sr1 10. ~ a, Observation-Disclosures.
W.st-fu Ma Ere Kailrosd.....3 a. IN md = j. III
southern aud Southwestern Malls M, 81 aud lOt p M
g,t.u, Mil ..............3a. H.. IA aud o. p
Sew nrdoId New port and Fall hivrr........... J. NJ
lie Lons Is.apd Maj clJ-es a. y = m. end % y In
SUNDAY Ma.lA-On Suu1aJ all malls close at ID O. M
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IMPORTANT NAVAL CAPTURE.
the REBEL WAR STEAMER ATLANTA.
AN ACTION OF THIRTY MINUTES.
SHE UNDERTOOK TORUN0UT TO SEA
WAsrIsGroS, Monday, June 81, 1863.

WARRINGTON Monday. June 81. 1863.
The Richmond Dispatch OF the Doth contains the
following:
Dispatches received in this city yesterday from
Savannah announce the capture by the enemy Of the
Confederate iron-clad steamer Atlena. She was
formerly the English steamer Fuigsl, aud was
commanded by Capt. Webb.
The Atlanta steamed out Of the hsrbor, and was
attacked and captured after an action Of thirty
minutes by two Union iron clads.
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Inauguration OF the Governor Of West
yiruiuIa.

WHEKIIsG Va. Saturday jane 20, 1868.
The State Of West Virgioia is now liked fact.
The Hon. A. j. Bore man to-day lnauguiated
NJ the frs Governor Of the State.
Business was universally suspended, and me citi-
gems turned out en- masse 10 usher 10 tne ne" otse
Busines. houses and private residences were gaily
decorated with flags.
The day closed with brilliant display OF fire
works and in firing national salutss.
Capt. Morris ". Downing had bis right hand
severely injured by the premature explosion oil q
cannon.
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buy me and I'll do you Good.o

HEALTH AND STRENGTH SECURED.
THs USE
GREAT SPRING SUMMER MEDICINE,
DR. LANGLEYS
ROOT AND HERB BrITER3
COMPOSED Or
| su.apsriIis Wild Cherry. Yellow Dock, Phcky Asss
n Thorouzhwort, Rhubsrb Msudrsks. Dsndelion, &c,
II all Of which compounded as to
sot la concert, and as,si Ne: IRE in
ERADNATlNG DISEASE.
LANOLEYs BTTTERs CURE DYSPEPSIA.
LANGLEYs BrTTERs CURE LIVER COMPLAINT
LAHGLEYs BprTEKS CURE JAUND,CE.
LANGLEYS BrTTERS CURE C0STIYEHE3S.
LANGLEY'S BITrERs CURE PILES.
LANGLEYS BITTERs CURE HEADACHE.
LANGLEYS BlTTERS CURE WEAKNESS.
LANGLEYS BITTERs CURE INDIGESTION.
LANGLEY'S BITTERS CURE DIZZINESS.
LANGLEYS BITrEFS CURE Loss OF APPETITE
LaEGLEY's BITTEaE CUBE HEARTBURN,
LANGLEY'S BITTEhs CURE FLATULENcY.
LANOLEYs BITTglS CURE HUMoRs.
And al other diseases arising from en- impure state % tie
Blocf
Thslew ptco ct which this nedi.iss Is ohered vAess
sound health sad clear head wit.a tho reach IL all Try
Prices 81 and 81 c.s per Bottle. Orders sddresseato
Ggo. G. GOODWIN Co. % Hsroves-'t- boseen.
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IYON's

M,0xRrrc IssEcr POWDER
The original and c.r Vsrmin EKterminator The extrsor
binary Effects this article for killing Rosches Ants Bugs,
Fea &c. and for presevin. Fu. Cloths, Furniture. &c,
Moth. been tested 20 year, and warranted rsia
ble IL 4, free from Poison.
Beware elimination. and countere.s Esch fi,k has the
signature Of 4. LYON.
Lyons Rat Ps certain death to Rats and Nice Sold by
all Druggists and Furniture dealers.
DEsAs 5. BARNES & Co.. Agents,
No At.sv Nsu-York
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Rran Rnn Rrnncisco,

SAN Francisco. Fncsy, juno 10 1853.
The news Of the burning by a rebel pnvateer of a
third California bound snip causes many importers
and commission merchants 70 " thdraw Their staple
goods from the market, giving prices an upward ten
oency. Jobbers show q tendency TO lay IN heavy
stocks.
The Northern Coast steamer has arrived, bringing
tj6 900 in treasure from British Columbia, aud
f9i, 900 from Oregon.
Arrived, steamer Orzaba from Panama.
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FROM BTRsuDA.-We have Bermuda papers to
June 10, by the Eliza Bsrss, but they contain no
news. The Rebel steamers Columbia aud Il. T..
Lee sailed on the 5,b from Nassau.
Arrived At Hamilton Bsuuds june schooner Advance,
Carr N.wYort shled from 81 Gsorre, BefmodS, June
ain Winthrop MouOn from kewl orb, ior hsiAIasIOs
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NAyAL.-The u. S. Sioo p.of.War Marion, Lieut.
Commander T.. o. Matthew arrived of the Bat
terry last evening" from short cruise OF 80 miles on
Sandy Hook, during which time she spoke number
OF inward and outward bound vessels. Having re-
ceived some damage to her bobstay, she will repair
before again going 10 sea.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-22

COURT AAALNlAh-lhib lIAis
SUPREME COCHT-CiRcUr-Part I.-Adiourned
for the term Fsu il-So e. ;J2, aJ $3.50 5ji5 13!,
J5s 80 ass 800 1sl. q 11, 3i13. Jiil fl2, 81 :,
40 1g 49, Par, lil-No 29s7 llsi g23 1884 27i1.
a 2si6 i6sI 126J -, -. ~ 49, ia 1873 Ia IA. 2i
go d5.
the tsfu.
SUPERIOR CouRT-part I-Adiourned 20 Tues
Iay next Pt u Mo-, 2lD. l9Ji 4.g 11O, l5Js. 242j.
1858. 1910 l7lO 2J15. 225o. i8' l2it.
CoUKT on CONMoN PLEAs-rRIAL IERn.-Ad-
j.ururd f1r the term.
KisGs COuSTY CIRCUIT COuRT CALENDAR,
Tae.day Iuue % os 81 - 49, A. a. TO- ~; S. 81, %,
= a. u. 70, Cs, a. -. ~ =. ~. ?.
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TIM National Rinnnces.

PHILADELPHiA, June II, 1863
The Loan Agent report. the sale Of 1920, 600
6vs-,wentIes for the week ending Saturday. De-
Hyenes Of bonds are being made TO May %, aud
with the facilities now possessed by the Department
bonds will be delivered promptly hereafter.
The excitement Oh the border, consequent 90 the
undeyeloped movements Of the Rebels, has caused
temporary dminution Of the sales, more ON account
Of the recruiting Of volunteers than from any want
Of confidence in the success OF the loyal STATES.
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LOUISVILLE. ny, June 70. IooJ'
The steamer McCombs has just arrived, bringing
- prisoners ffty.three Of the guerrilla band VINO
invaded Harrison County Indiana. Some ten or
twelve were shot, and the balance were taken with
in a few miles Of the river near Leayenworih.
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Tr,-,,,Iun,eut..-s June -,

STBLOs GAPpEN-Ths Dute's Motto.
WALLACK'S 1HEA1fR-io Mary y Not & Many.
LATUA KEFsES IHEATEll-Wve. 4 fs'i..
NATIONAL ACADEMY or DESIGNING. tt3 Broadway
HAHsIhls MUSrI N-Oen Tom Thumb and wife. Com
Nu bud Minnie Women at al hour. dramas 81 sad q
IRVING UALL-lhe S.nfeoptccn.
HOPE CHAPEL-DuGoc't, Holy Land.
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Special Noilres.

Great Strawberry Exhibition (0pen fIee) at
THE AMEhlCAN AORlI ULIUAlor Ohce, NO, ~
Pak.row; will close TODAY Monday. This IL the BEST
show Of Straw berries ycr seem
An Eminent Homeopathic Physician. from
Europe desires to ENGAGE Intelligent and
YOUTH. not less than Is years Of age, the son oil gCo
family regular apprentice and sudsnt mpss speak and
write both English and German. Apply 70 u. SdLAh-
BAUM, No. ~ Psaglst, N. X. ~ sssHN
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssloYs-Jryn 1O-Be'oT
Recorder HoyyN,S.
fENTISCEs.

fESTESCLs.
John Iowrio, alias Vernon, for burglary in the
third de.fcc .eeogd oGen..-Sa.s fnson yssIs and
months
Mshse! Mcirr fer burglary IN the bird dssroo-stai'
Pi.on yea, ard uSuth.-
Jane. Burns for sGnd srceuy-SiAie Prison, years and
( months
Ouo Hofshcu. for tsnd larceny-s;s,e Prison. years
Abraham a.i, fof sF-nd .teeny-StAio PnAen, year
n I mo IT,.
Jane. Montgomery for grand lAfeeny-siAis Prison,
Nrtgi aui months.
Arihar Az Tor grand lsrcsny-s,a'o Prison years
i-s'nr' ,.trfi,F r., IN. i'''-"' ' - ~
Edud ford Tot ior. Ia the fourth dssrss-stas Prison
H-ry Anr Smith for .hcplinlng-s,sie Prison years
Jancs shafsy for grand lsfoouy.en: TO the House Of
RrIu.c.
70 the II use OF Refus.
Tis iA - flrt.au ". B-~che for attempt to eouiml.
foBDsTy, 10 set down Tor Monday.
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From BaltiInore.

BALTIMORE. Saturday, June a. 1863.
A serious collision took place on tue Northern
Central Railroad between Williamsport and Harris-
burg, on Saturday morning, between passenger
and freight train. Six persons were killed and
twenty wounded.
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THIS MORNINGS LATEST NEWS.
FROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
No battle Yet.

WssHiS0TOS June2l, 1863.
The report Of battle at Centreville between the
Union army and the Rebel forces is without any
foundation whatever in truth.
There believed TO be no infantry force Of the
enemy this side OF the Bull Run Mountains.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-22

sABBATn-ScHooL ExcURsios.--Greens street M
r. SUNDAY School Annual Excursion to Dudley o'0''
take place tomorrow Tuesisy June 2S) Inc pOs' WIZ
leave the foot Of Spring street precisely at O'CLOCK /" A'
morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-22

ABSOLUTE SALE of 200 LOTs and CORES IN
ths NINTH WARD ofthe Cry OP BRooELYy. in DE- kALB,
LEWIS WuL0UGHBT, and STUrvEsAsT-Avs, WITHEEsPoos,
HART, sud PULAsKi-sTs.
Tag ExcELsioA FIKE IrsURAsCE COMPANY ofNgw-YoRy
will sell Auction. TuUk' Day June - at u eiock q!
the Merchants Exchange Salc.room, No 1903 Lorry
through A. ELRgCxgK. Son K Co., and JANIS COLI
SoS Auooneers the following property belonging 10 1nen
On DE KaLB and SrurvEsAsrAys.. is Lots on the n. w.
and cornrIs
On DE- KALBAv, lots n. $. between s,uyvesant and
Reed W..
On PuLAsKI.r. 20 lot, q. and So between Lewis and
StuvVesautsv'.
On PULAsgsr. 20 lots between Reed aud Sluyvsssns-
On srUryxasTAy 20 lots W. g. between Pulssaiss. and
On srUYyxsAsr.Av,7 lots g., between Hartat and WI
Ioughby-v.
ON i,Rr.sr 40 lots ard cores and between Lewis
and StE5 ye.sst-tvs
On HaRr.sr sores II. s., between stuyye'sntav and
BTIsdwby
On LkvIsAv lots and goress of Willonghby.
On WILLououpYav. 80 lots and gores and between
Lewis snd Stdyve,aHtavs
On wrHEEsrooSsr - lots and go.ssss g., between Lewis
sld StpyV-sant-aY..
coD three lines Of CITY Raj roads tyrtle'ay lie
kAbay ard Broadway iiues ctsren, points and ferries
Brooklyn. For redrnces The locality unsurpass-f aud
Of tine residences have already been erected IN he
tot IN widin whhe the distance from tne Custom Hon'e IL
that lith ~, NewNok This sale orrrs an
uusuTpased opportunity for investment Tor speculative
purposes opsy is neishborhood 4, rapay increas'
sf Purchasers will be protected against nnisances
b. the Deed aud will be furnished wiih al so
sfarI - free OF The title isigii,puta5le
Twol de u the purchase money can remain on oonn ana
mortgage - cent per snuuul For map &e spply 81
Gers No II CcdN,t, AID No. 5s tu!ton-st, brooAlyn
by order. ErGESR PLrszErT, President
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Albany Cattle msrLet-JUsE %.

tn. Cattle (, moderately active without notiessb
change IN prc.,; sales light BrEygs-Common tasiG
fair TO good 3d3tc. eTa TO fancy 6d6.e d. hvs WE'LL
Receipts 1900 bead SBERP lower aud msfket cur WI"
ght Gales &C. for fair dte y N for Ifmo 10 extra hey
Receipts 800 head HO0s neglected. aud lower, VIE A""
sass u n Qtte. tsT light 70 heavy esTafsd
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Fire mt Frankfort, Ky.

LorisvlLLK Ky Jun. II. 100
4 terrible fire On Friday At Frankfort, KY, con-
soned the building used us u nunnery, and b church
edasaiDg, lhs l0ss u estimated VI $5O,QW.
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CENTRAL PARK-Notwihstanding the 'Drea'en
Inc of rsn ON tnoussDds OF people Wis
Psrk during the afternoon. to enjoy the music a'
uTolu eEsds
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Business Noiitfs.
II OPERATES LIKE MAGIC.

II OPERATES LIKE MAGIC.
MRs. WIssLow's soornlsa syrup.
For CHiLDKss Ts.ruIso
Solens the gums reduces inflammation .sys all psn; sure
to regua,. tho bowels. perfectly safe ali cases. as micns
Of mothers testify
twenty-five cents bottle
Office No 70 D,ys,. NewYors, and No. 2s HisA Holboru
London. England.
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REBEL RAID INTO INDIANA.
Defeat of the Home Guard mt Orleans
Prompt Pursuit Of abe Marnuders and
Their Di-persion-Trn or Twelve shot
and the Remninder Captured.

CiNcISSATI Saturday jane 90 1869.
Yesterday about one hundred OF the 4th Kentucky
Rebel cavalry crossed the Ohio River into Harrison
County, Indiana, for the purpose Of making raid
into the interior.
AT Orleans the Rebels had skrmish with the
Home Guards, whom they repulsed.
The Rebels were moving toward the Ohio and
Mississippi Railroad al the last accounts.
The militia with the convaefcenis from the hos
Ii:sls at New-Abany and Louisville have started in
pursuit Of the Rebels.
The Indiana State authorities have Issued call
7or 20 900 volunteers TO serve for six months.
lOTeaD is pleasant posi- vags Of Orange County Indi
the New Albany and Salem Railroad Sc mile. " w
Of ksw.Albany. ED. TuB
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Resis,ance to the Enrolment In Ohio
KudeJ.

CLEVELAND. Saturday, juno %. 1862
The resistance 10 the enrolment in Holmes County,
Ohio, lie ended, and all IL again quiet.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.


SUPERIOR COURT-srrcnI Tysx-JuSz 2o-Bsfor.
Chief Jusior BoswoKTH.
DECISIONS.
John Purchase agt. " Y. Exchange Bank. The
ay I've Teseed there he any Disagreement az 10 the
term. OF tho order to BE- entered The Cont VIII settle Oh
Que days notice Papers IN tno Clerks Office.
Before Justice MOsgLL-
Eliza ~ Curfier at Charlie, Pi-tou. Motion denied with
b costs to plsiutih. TO abifc event If suit
Adian lssin e ais ag S.m 81 Peek ct as Motion de-
MED with ~ costs g. the Defendant.
before JUSTICE HOHgHrsOS.
Thomss Burr sgt George W. Niles OF ais. Con plant dis
missed une.- plaintiff consent. to let OH costs ~ supple
proceeding. aud action and decision to be prepared
susan g. Pgao-t, Adminsta,rir Of Louis T. gnoe. az
Darius H. Or al. ComTliat di.ms'et With costs de-
PENDANTS oung Ruthvsn, to have but Que bill Of decision
g. prepared.
J-n-, e-ty al .gt s,mue Hall e, ais Complaint Dis.
missed defendant. lhlts Bshta. With co.s. and do
frn3at Asd Hsl without Judgment fur +bts ard
s.sL,t defendant samuel Hall Decision 10 DO pc
pared. Pai~r. with Special Term Clerk
CHAEHEKs-JuBs 20.-bsiore Justice MosHIL-
hOIIOS TO yACATE ORDER or ARREST.
Annie McIyor agt. Join II. Mecnbe.-The de-
fendan this action ors'tei aud held 20 bail IN $1,000
maci9u. causing the psi,t aesi on the chiig- oi
afon IA- aef.ulsnt s~-k, sEcse order 81
r.s on ground hst h. Court hss Ir.dcioD Il tb-
Of .ctou The IAlt having been arrested BY tho de-
fen liant ~ the y at q Nsw-JcEsvy.
IN. Of will. without. doubt. Develop some
sAung f.cts a. the De cutsnt alleged 20 have made a
cHmus ts.aut the pl.iuiih and then mscou.ly pro
because sns would not .eaTs J"'ey Iy and
h-~iofs. The parties said 10 be members OF
H.dJlog M-thod EFiooPA Church In ,he lsses CITY,
The Juds. reserved b.. dsc!.iDn.
Ar..n. Jsu,s Dpnpty sppeEr for the plnnuh, and
EdNsii' and " hits Tor the defendant
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COrRT on APPEALs

COURT or AfFEALh.
ALnLSr June - IGsI-The following 10 tho Calendar OF
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-22

! ST. Bridgets Mammoth PicRfc and Excursfons
81. BRIDGETS CONGREGATION will hold grsnA
Picnic at Joness Wooa on TUESDAY June % Proceeds
for the building OF School House In addition to the
present seudid ediEce Tie many friends %
Father MOONEY expected to be present. and aid In this
glorious enterprise Tickets 80 cents; children half price