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Mysterious Deaths Of Three Captains
Charge OF Poisoning ON the High Seas.
UNITED srATHS CIRCUIT COURT.
Before III. n, Judge Shipman.

UNITED srArEs CIRCUIT COURT.
Before IL n Judge shipman.
JUNE 4.-7ae Lni,cd s,a.s John NJ Griffin and 7nos
Lees.-fhe prisoners both Indicted for murder by
poisoning Captain Israel unce II sea- board the Betsy
Williams the island of Cuba, by administering him
sulphate Of copper In
The United states District Attorney said that under the
circumstances Of the case, intended enter noe
grosey, against the prisoner but his counsel Mr.
Edwin james) preferred that the prisouer should be
placed before Jury matter OF form, aud acquitted.
Mr.. James explained that Lis to debar any
future proceedings against the accused whose family
worry respectable
The Judge said It merely of FORM but
II OF great mpora To the accusei who had been in
dtcled that his aclutal should appear the record
Ices was then acquitted by the jury and discharged
from custody
John NJ. Griffin was then placed on trial and Jury en-
paneled The prisoner deeaded by Mcssrs Howe
G. Curtis
Mr. Andrews, Assistant unel states District Attorney
stated the for the prosecution from which IL ap
pears that the bark Betsy Wlli,ms, 400 tons le New
York July lC. 1862, on voyage to Havana, with
sorted cargo. Captain vas then her master the
FIRST mates name was Burke and the prisoner Griffin was
second mate. AT Havana urkc dismissed and the
defendant was promoted = bis place Captain Coffee
shore and died. Captain Wood fr anothsr vessel then
in that harbor, appointed to the Betsy will bat
while lying IN the harbor Captain Wood also became
suddenly III he taken shore at Remedlos and died
there Tho defendant trin went on shore and applied
to the American Consul be appointed captain but he
did succeed aud 'nptan Israel Bunco appointed
10 the command OF the bark Is FOR the murder OF this
third captain that re Irs"uer Is now on trial. Three
days after Captain BuDce tok command the vessel and
wiile lying In the hay he takon sick shore
aad also died, and buried In the cemetery Rene
dos. In consequence n rumors the American Consul d.
rectcd the body TO be exhnmed and post mortem
animation TO be made This ws done and the contents
OF the stomach sealed up IN jar and transmitted
Boston where they were analyzcd by Dr. g. Jackson.
The prisoner ~ counsel stated, often heard 10 say
That he ought 10 be The catu that the Consul should
have appointed him. andi that would be captain tho
voJage home. There was board bottle Of suphate
OF copper and Griffin the prisoner 10 rub
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Married.

BfIixscx-Oprii--vn Wednesday, Juns 8. al Tfinay
chspei, by Rev Robert q. D,c<sn nsxgAws T. Bixsrns
70 sAK.n VusI, eldest da1gbtss d Ibomss B. Vasn,
Dq., all " this city.
uEs,so0r--br. J0Hs.--On Th1rsfay, June AZ tlls
Datch Reformed church wsst Farrnz BY tDe Rev pohs
Van wyox, scaoLAs Dn3soot u brooklyn. b. HAAsH
NJ. only daughter q CeOsxs -. john, q West fafus
westche~tsr county.
FrsHD--sIxuxrs On wefpcs1ay, June q, ~ the Rev
J Lyons, Al the residenco a The brides parents
YsIss " k.tst, eldest daughter n Ls~n Elnsisls l1g
AL a thm city
HAxHs-os--PrGa On T1-sisy evening, Jsne e. ~ tie
Rev. R6Nn v. Halaeid, Nr. WnLssM HawKsxao4t Z Ma
PHrrr W. n. PrsH, bylh q this ciiy
yoorJ1th ooslty a. papers pisASs coy
IirKxks--. rxoLt In THURSDAY, fEnf g. bF ~ psg
" 1gacr, Jsgga HsEmss v Bass ns uHa =. by,A y,
N cttg.
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s when he offered the following resolutions which were
unan n,Ousy adopted:-


se. s may 1sy be ss traced m
ss S s s .d ."s aor asss Of Ss.s S M
Ere ans osweso canals open line Of water
ss hsrebs Opening 70 he Immense pro
era sses aud whereas his sas to Que s
and power m and so ps recoGne a.
Al i o dS % a. the s stat TO
% % %S sa ana no. rs e vses 10 d sns o6s
hrsolsed That order % meet the mp,rays roTmsr
Of their surplus products 10 the Eastern mar
APP oston or tue raesion Of the reaiauin oes on
fse wesern dso9 Of 10 Ec Canal thai they be 80 ar
eaPaelI, Of nayissns Che waters Q, me pressn, ea
tRe sSs Il the ea est paebe moment % Is
th throughout the enre line on the Erie oscro
eanNs AMI which must be early completed me state o.
in and commece between Atlantic sesboard and the
has S,aero been SO prodsetse and Indispensable an
aienE ia our prosperity and growth.
These and other services the cause give 70 General
%aibrldge high claim upon the Convention which will
doubtless be duly appreciated.
The delegation from the Board OF Trade OF New York s
conrcsed OF the following gentlemcn;-
l. General Hiram wab.dge. Chairman; David Dows,
Ezra Nye, Geo. b. Powell. r. Coleman Hugh Allen f.
II Toupkips, s. H. Hustled, Edward Cromwell, W. IL. Full
Wrsh cspn SSsS FSensh hsx acoa L. Johnson
A. sishor Elmer Kent Jacob b. Hcrrick, J. NJ. Free
u. r. Clapp, John :. Williams VIM Is. Barber, f.. j.
Mann and Augustus Il. N sters Secretaries.
Mr.. A. A. Low is here representing tho New York
Chsmber of Commerce. So also is Mr. F. A. Low.
Mr. =. B. Rugges, e.-Cana. commissioner Is here TO
watch the interests OF the state OF New York.
Ex-Governor King, OF New York. Is also here-one OF
the six delegates believe. appointed by Governor Sey
to attend the Convention some parties favor him
for chairman.
Governor Israel Wasaburne. OF Maine, s here, at the
head Maine delegation. Ibor interest In the matter
appears TO be coned TO tho PROJECT OF canal round the
Fal of Niagara
George :. Hazard President Of the Buffalo Board Of
Trade, here the head o delegation from that city
fhe OF Oswego represented by the Hon. d.
c. Littleohn. Messr Henry itzhugh, A. r. Grant, and
several other gentlemen There is conflict o interest
between Buffalo and cswegohe latter wanting Niagara
Fails canal, and the former having such desire
There is highly respectable delegation from Toledo
These understood to advocate canal from Mich IAN
City Toledo The Chicago people not fav0Ta
bic u that scheme.
Tnsrc strong delegation from Michigan, headed by
Mr. j. b. Crippn. The Michigan and Toledo people are in
accord.
thus national measures Of the highest Importance
aud local interests Of less magnitude, involved in his
,great Convention
should say Ia conclusion, that the Of
all CT these would necessarily involve any
expenditure by the general They only look
TO the issuance Of bonds OF the government to the
QUred amount, redeemabe in twenty years. md payable,
principal and interest," out OF the tolls to be derived from
ahe canals
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EEAKSr-CHrsmRouou the Church n the Ircsrna.
tion on Ihursday June 4, by the Rov. Hen Aontgo
merry, hoifnr G. kKssy {, G,rrsuDx C.. daughter OF
Robert Chescbrougi. all of this city.
IA FARGK-hhowsE-- thursday June 4, by the Iev,
ir restol. locn Ia FAR1E 10 GfoEefAsA Pa dughor Of
MAJOR B.0ene, II. s. A.
hhSE Je-wAM.-On Wednesday, Juns3 at the seyonth
lresbyterlln church by the Rev Thomas n smith, Mr.
Uuihls r. MKaHIL to Miss EIi1AnEm NJ, daughter of
Wilipm Wal an OF this city.
iH,PNk-- MEsiAw. .Oh Thursday. June g. Al tho Horse
of Prayer, Newark \, j., by the kew j. shmkcford
CiARlks H. lhoRSk to CAR MKsAAw roth of that ctr.
No card
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EsigasroS wEu.-rhe emigration across the Plains
sli ccnIuues ~ steady low. gentleman who has just
arrived from Colorado Territory says the now
passing over the Plains II inDense-probaby greater
than ever before, except during the rst grea
California During TIE sixteen days that be the
Plains he average % Ave hundred wagons Der day
oil laded With smgrants. One day he met eight hun.
drea wagons lied with families and thoir furniture I'm
reuse ffoyes a. stock following these great cara
ra1s The emigration y fisided between Col0r4do and
California, Third esu ug on this side Of the
thus are she great ssgns OF tne West being Oiled Up
tc AZ aitco o4t b. ths oty, and 'offf se,t con
stauliy running --.sf yo,sPA IN fif ed ial 30,
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oRoAMzATIoS or A NEW REeMESr--"THE KING
COUNTY y0LUHrEERs.n

COUNTY yoLUETEkRs.n
Col. Michael Murphy has received authorization from
the staslgovernment 10 raise regiment under tho
title Of tho "Kngs County Volunteers" lie has nov CO.
tered upon his duties aud there doubt but that the
well known energy Of Colonel this connection viii
materially aid him Ia rapidly raising first class organ
zation Col. Murphy has considerable tho
present war. He went out captain M the Thirty
seventh regiment, and next heard OF IN the One
Hundred and sixty third New York Volunteers raped
for spinoias brigade, and OF which he IN command
shortly after the battle OF Frcder cksburg His militia
experience dates back 10 fstf wheo be connected
with the Ninth New York The headquarters OF the
Kings kouny Volunteers will be in Brooklyn IN branch
Offices IN this city and elsewhere Every aid should be
givea Col. Murphy in raisirg his command
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Major com'g sixry ninth Rcg't \. O. s. n. Y.
Return Home OF the Tweaty.second New
York Volunteers.

AibASr, June =, 1858.
Tho Twenty second New York Volunteers. Col Phelps,
abet three hundred strong arrived here this morning.
The quartered .; the barracks They dine this
afternoon at the Delsvan House. the guests Of the city
authorittca
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Prizes Cashed in all Leg allied Lotteries.
Information given JOSEPH BATES Broker II Wall
street. room No l. New York.
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Ferris ~ Sons Own and Paris Boots nd
Shoes Nassau street and G3 broadway door,
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Eight Cartes dc vtstte for 81. or I'm
equacd style and finish at TAFT s. Of coFand and
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Hats.-White's spring styles or Hats
are very attractive Dress Hats Soft Imperial and Military
Also Caps ZIG Broaiway.
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Hambetonian was the fsvorite at two one. Pulaski
getting the lead at the start about fouenghs ahead
at the quarter pole Ia forty seconds and the half pole
l20 lie Kept the lead until he reached the
when Hambetonian made play Tor him and went 10
the front, and passed tho udgeE stand lengths In
advance IN 2slX Iuaski then BEGAN slack up show
ing plainly that mile heats his hest game and be
fell on badly that at the half mile pole he was ffty
yards IN the rear Hsmbetnnsn jorged home, making
the last mile IN s2I and tho heat In ~ Tho second
heat was the counterpart of the frst--time 525tx.
A trottng match for $500, play pay will come OF
this Afternoon at the Fasnion Grounds
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American Flags Of all sizes, Wholesale and retail also
Fsgs OF every description made TO order shortest
Our ample facilities and experience ia this branch n our
business eBablei 10 these good. yith
usual dcspat b aud OF superior sorkmanship
DOUG LAS a SHERWOOD
Nos aud n Whit street
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Album and CarteS de vtsite Photo
grspis superby akea a, HOLMES 31 Broadway al oaiy y
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L0ltcry OF kchtucky'-
EarRA CLAs sil-Juns T. 1888
SO, &c. H. 81 -, "a, 80, IL, 20, 80, 90, a. 69 g..
Cas- 4i2-June 4, 1879
8, A. II, a, "a, II. Ia, 81, 73, "a. &c, 10, rs, 60.
JOHN A. NORRIS A co,
Milmnxton UrlAM
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~ Cartes de yisite, Sl-By Vaughan
22s Bowery broadway galleries admit his work 70 be h'
beat Ia the city.
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Iron Work for nothouses.-Jame Cor
don Bcnnett's Esq, conservatory iron built by
HUTCHINSON a WIcKEKSHAM
10 Canal street, east OF Broidwsy
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Iy-If you wish wedding Slips and Caters Banora and
Gater boys' aud mises Shoes Of all Kinds pa
uonIke MILLkR 90. 5sI CanAI street
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See Foote's Patent Umbrella Lock
Stands a, WHEELER WILSON'S. sos Broadway. Y.
with the Heat Of summer Comes - De-
sire 10 know how Keep the head cool o.
Gossamer summer Hats is jus, M article
eoyernT ina, ssnso Ge found n eSoce STYLE. saa sSe hah
at KNOWS No xl2 Broadway. whce The customer has the
Advantage OF new and fresh s,ocs 70 select FROM
Everdsirs wedding aud Visiting
seal. &c No. sol Bio,lSay. corner Of Duans street
Truss.s.-Marsh ~ Co.'s Radical Cure
Truss No 2yesey street opposite ihe church No connec
on Win any o,hrf iras oaeo Of the name fenas
'Nen"'nN
Every body should Use Pyio's q. X.
Soap because II Is tbe best Sold by SoeeTS eveJwhee.
W. a. Batcheior'. Hair Dy~-The Be.t
by all druggists and Ierumera Factory 81 Barclay street
wigs. Toupses. Hair Dye, Hair DyeIng
spd Modayia Cram for beauufying the hair, Al w. A.
BATtHELoRs. 10 Bond street.
ssau,,fs, Bean Cemp,srion.-Laird's Bleom
moved o IS BrCad~sy sold at az =. GrSss. 'a '
C,i.tndoro's Hair Dye, Prsser.ativs and
Wig Depot vhoesae and retail No. As,or House. The
dye applied BY skfai artists
Diseases or the Nervous, seminal, Urt-
nary and sesusl systeu, -kew sne reliable ucaimsnin
s,loIss free q ehargs Aadres. pr ssa iIoashson.
PiIes.-Pyne's Frepeh Piieoniea, . spe-
cihc Tor tho piles Ths u no ointment Hsrc, pill
OF see'ns bat nr~ mode q relieving and perm.seaY
free by ecep, OF o. The suppled on
liberal terms Directions Ia English frencL 0ernsn and
Spanish. v. fYNE, 7l3 Broadway.
Tns way TO Make I.d..sry Charm
ng-rrocure sewinr Machines which will cmbroder bea
tfly well stitch perfectly Your dsnghiers will
become weary oS such machines Thsrr is bot
chine ihs both and eDtrOiders and that s GROVER
BAkkE's
Dyspepsia Tablets, for indigestion,
Heartburn. Ac.--MAnufaetarcd only by a q. NELLfs0
2v7 Centre Stree, Pfioe - cents psr bos.
The Government OF the United states
IL the savior Of The word In political TIE steady
70 trng down psfrcle rebel ~ hOuse NJ
the health Strength essAry end
marches. the nlEht the bod Of mud sush aud
frost Dr. HLsrkk all euarzniee " yos ~ti foiiOv
his simple Gyoe Which, .ith bis xsieAl Nos. yoa o.s
get Krsia kleht spsIAts and yflysts eBtfsnsr
No. Disisicn street. New Ysrs city. snos igA
1IiiIs Hair Dye, 30 cents-Biach or
Brown, Natural, ReiHbte. Dcpot No. I Barclay street.
Sold by ali druxxista
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Wheeler a. Wiison's sewing Machines
" wh valuable improvements. Oaioo 5DS Broadway n Y
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The Turf
TAguIDx PIrAgrpY GRoffSug

FASHION PLEASURE GRoUSDs-rEOTrING.
IHuRsDAY, June s-swceps,akcs $500 two mile heais,
TO wagons. the driver to weigh Io5 lbs.
Horace r. iorcs named e. Iambleionian. .........I
n. Pnfer named b. & Pulaski skL.....................g
A Mace namfd br m Jenny Hawkins. ........... Dr.
u. Tallman named b. e. putchnan ............... Dr.
rme--Fya Hat. Tinis- gecoad Iy>r'.
FIRST mie........ 2alH First mile.......... az
second mile .s...... z4zs Second mile mum. ga
40 Nal
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rTIsCELLANEoUs.


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n. Original .ad Certain vsrrnin KIsrnisa,or
The extraordinary eject. .r,. for silns T,sacsss
Ant. Bug. vis. &c. sad fof pfa.-rvas Par. cio. Yur
nnar., As, from Moths h.s issa tested for ,..s, rear.
.sa ~arran.ss r,iss II ffss from po.ssa Bs-Ar. q
Imitation, ,ni eoan.eres EasA sa h.s ns .isnAare q
LYos
LJon'. RA, PHI. certain dsa,s 70 RA,s ard Nc sss "
al arusxls.s .as f4rniare esssrs
DEsAs .. BARNES co. Assas
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See Foote's Patent Umbrella Lock
Stands at WHEELER A WILSON'S. J05 Broadway n y
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OMciai Drawings or Murray, Eddy q
Co.'S Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries
KKkrucxy. EXTRA cLAss 3Ii-June4 4. 1863
3, 81 H. IA, 6G, ~, 2j, 43, Gs. 81, 50, f5.
KENTUCKY. CLASS 3l2--June 4, 1875
25, CO. g. 10, "a, 81, a. 3t 46, g. Al Ij 10, 81, H.
Circulars sent free Of CHI arge BY addressing either
MCHRAY, EDDY CO.
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fkAOFNAITkH7I 7IAIl NIsIH IsFlIHfNf Y. q. -
NEW YoRK, June 4, 1858
The members OF this regiment hereby ordered TO
parade, fully armed and equipped Friday, Jore g. u
receive the Thirty seventh and Thirty eighth York
volunteers on their return from the scat OF Line
win be formed nj the Armory, Essex market, at one
O'Clock Ia the afternon. The troop ~ report mounted
at these headquarters at the above hour then pro-
ceed ~ the residence OF General Thomas Francis Molge
and act as body guard Tor the day Tho band. drum
corps and commissioned stall viii report the Adu
t1rt nj tho same time and place.
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IIiii's Hair Dye, 30 cents-Biseh or
Brown, Natural ReiiEbls. Dcpot No I Barclsy street.
Sold by all druggists.
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NTNIIN
Il hosAisEs cRfhEAs n'r5Eng
SOMETHING ABOUT BirrEFS Tue a4yartlsins 90
lanns of nrwalatsrs ar fih of Bor- tOuis - them
douhNas gUol Afrirs of iher class tut The l0y
simply devices the iufo the Eurclae of Q
lg,y .rlcin " Er huc u not thr cha ~
the "EKiEtAN BfTTEHS." These Euirfs cgp,t-y.-A
b, nsJ. ssgilsasn sSse A.en is Belsiss o. her
wOftbNbiir .aTr .rAsfea teen witness = tbfir
hoiAi erccA tone Nc as,urn DO fasy
hr n need = ayrcfahe Ar psefu ior'r hs ty
parrhAse them vh aire oosbienfe -EditoE 81 ssrsss
Mo-
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THE RETURNING REGIMENTS.
Arrival or the Twcnty-ninth Regiment
New York state Volunteers.

Tho Twenty y-ninih regiment New York state Volun
teers mostly COMPOSED Germans arrived in this city
four O'Clock yesterday afternoon On their arrival at
tho foot Of Cortlandt street they met by number
OF their fellow citizens together with an escort
Of the Firs; New York cavalry, National Guard The
who,e escort was under tho command Of CAPTAINS
Otto and Reiss. The regiment marched up Broad
way 10 Fou' teenth street, and from thence TO
Iindeumulcr's in the Bowery. Az the latter
place the officers and men wore entertained
with dinner prov ;det by the city authorities. Alder
Farley aud Boole from the Committee National
Alars The Common Council, present upon the
ctson. III. rcgimenrreturns In command ~ Iou Colo
mel A. Won Sohnerba H. Colonel Hartman being present
lboring under the elects OF wound Their
show the fierce OF iron hail which they have
dured In nearly all the great engagements OF the Army Of
the Potomac. The .iment returns TO the city with
three hundred AID y having left for the seat OF
war two years since with over thousand
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Of word In political sense TIE steady
nerve % trng down psfrcde rebel a. oqssa yards
the health sircnsth teor " endare ths
MARCHES the night wacbes the bed Of ui slush aud
frost Dr. HLsrEk all GUARANTEES W Lel, yoa -h foiov
hts simple fiyloe, WHICH, slh bis Medical N0r. yoa
get xrsiia Eisht spslAte and pfvss eBtrsas~
No. Dlsislon sIeci. New Vera city. snos igA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-08
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