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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-07

SUPREME COURr-CHAxsERs-JrLY 6-Before Justice
UAgNAKD.
DECISIONS
George NJ. Chapman agt. Samuel Philips, Geo.
W. Mor.an sgt y. :. Knapp ct al-hoierences offerri
ipeeiins Saith ast PHILIP smi.h-Repot confirmed ard
iud guent Of divorce granted. -.
In re HLbeas Corpus Of Eliza Gmore-lAe ctcon OF NO
General Term eyeEs this case.
Henry Ackcuaa st al ag- Joseph Jscobs Motion grantee
with costs
Before Justice SUTHERLAND.
g P Windmuler e. al AZ. james Greene.-Case settled
Before Justice LsoSARD.
Samuel :. Tiffany agt RicA-I " amen e a-Oase settled
SUPERIOR COURr-sPRciAL TERE-JuLY 6-Before
Justice aoScRIzF
DECISIONS
James webb AIT. James 0'Kane, &c.-Moton
granted with BIO costs
Casper c. Chds receiver. &C. agt VIM C. Lyons 3e-
Complaint dismissed with costs Papers IN CeiAs ohce'
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From Fortress Monroe,

FORTRESS MONROE, Saturday. j Lly @ 1854.
Tho following deaths have occurred IN tie Chesa
peake Hospital:
John Brown lst MARYLAND, died June ~.
Herbert Knowles, 81 Nes-loIs died June %.
George Malery. lIith New urE died June 30.
John w. Ring ll7th New York. died July /.
o. C. Smith, 18th New York, died July l.
Wilbur {. Rouse, lsotA New.lofk, died June 30.
q. T.. Dickens, 18Th Peunsy laania. died July l.
John ". Clark, l42d Ohio, died June 30
C. A. Durfee. eth Conncciicnt. died June 70.
Richard Il. Martin 2tth massachusetts died June 80
James Coons, 9th L. = Cavalry. died July !.
James Wright, 9Th u. ;. Cavalry, died Jny ].
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-CHAxBERs-JuLY g.
Before Judge BRADY.
THE TAX COMMISSIONERS TROUBLE.
Ia re Amor j. williamson the old Board Of Connissioners
Of Taxes and Asses snelts on Habeas Corpus.
Mr.. Williamson appeared In Court
The council for Mr. Williamson tElyeTsed the return nsds
By the Sheriff. to which tie counsel for Mn Allen nteposed
q drnurTer. .,
The case was then set down for argument FnGay Of IL
O'Clock a. ~.
Mr r. smyth for A. J. williamson
Messrs Allen and Wander peel for the Sheriff.
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ph;l,acIpbi, C.,t,c Market. July 6.

IN, market beet Cattle remains inactive. Tho offerings
;h. amounted only ISL had The bssost pricr
realized Tor Caitle u 80 y 100 ~ s.cs Of odi
nary and good were made a. sl2G SlbS.
SHEEPIeTc good demand for Sheep, and so bead
were d.po'od of At adt.c e D This 10 sgRt de
cline. CON pusd wiih previous ou0ts'ious. .
HoGs-I - aya u Hog amounted a. only 80 lead ~.
Of which posed o. at from 10 50 to 81; q 100 n
net.
Cows-Tre sale. II Cows amounted los head at pro.s
ranging ou 25 8 ~ Tor spinsess anu IRON %3Oto So
each lot Cow aud 4 ar
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ACCIDENT on THE HARLEM RAnRoAD.-The

ACCIDENT on THE HARLEM RAILRoAD.-The
g o'clock down train from Morrsania ON wednesday
morning. ran over COW between Mott Haven and
Merose depot. The engine ran off the track the Dag
gaze car remained the two front passenger cars ran
upon the up track and the other were partially
thrown off The seats were broken and the floors or
the cars completely wrecked, the wheels being torn
comp,etey OF Much damage was done 10 both track
hred although the passengers were greatly alarmed.
Much credit is given 10 the engineer, Edward Cooker,
Tor bis GOODNESS and skill in suddenly bringing his train
10 halt In default of which the cars would uhdOnOt.
edy have been thrown down steep embaukmelt OF %
feet The track will probably be Obsrueted I'll even
ing by She wreck Passengers were brought to the city
By The o'clock up train.
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F1RE IN WoRTn SrREgr-On Thnrsday even.
TAdyer tisement.l

"THE HUMAN FACE DIvIgg. "A New Sys'
TEN OF Physognomy-E Ears Nose, Lips Mouth, Head
Hair Eyebrow Hands, Feet Skis, Complexion, with al
signs u Character and How to Read Them" in the FIRE
BIOLOGICAL JOURNAL Only ~ ayeer. New Volume begins
with July Number. Sent by first post for " cents oy
FOWLER h WRLLs, No. 3e9 broadway, ~. Y.
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Pnk all produce securely TO avoid heakage Of boxes or
contents II different qualities senetsthein be in cpl-
rste packages H.
MaTk eyery thing plainly with the eonsisnees name also
mt your own name OF private mark known % the con-
since and the contents OF the package upon the outside
with number weight &C., ~ show what 1t contains ana "hefe
from without opcuilg. -,
Put invoice inside laid upon the top OF tackled upon me
uudrsie Of the coyrr also seDd duplicate by man az hs
tine . rroduce or other articles shipped, stating the
route s.I', etc.
Gua against mistakes Of count WEIGHT measure Ac ana
20 gain reputation FOX correctness quality OF produce even
and good packing that your articles w s"ay De IN De
mai
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-07

Eighth avenue, was organized May 90 leGl b. severa
benevolent ladies of this city, with the object OF edu
eating and supporting the children of the officers and
soldiers of New.York regiments who may be in preca
rions circumstances. and also the orphan children OF
volunteers Since its organization it has received more
than four hundred children the majority Of whom have
been prov ided with good homes On the Fourth OF
July the officers Of the School gave the children an OK
cellent dinner and good supply Of fireworks. The
officers and managers of the Institution follows
Hon Preadcni--Mrs Gen. Robert Anderson; President
Mrs. Drake Mills; TreasnrerMrs Olive VI Deyoe; Score
tary-srs Dr. Edwin Wnsiow; Corresponding Secretary
Mrs. j. Voohis Manigere-Mesjames Howell, w. hidder,
2. Msher d. Hsyt, DR.. Hurd, II. @. Adams, Thomson,
Z. Williams Hayward u. Wells Misses NJ. f. Hoyt, Anna
Barry l.. Jones, Mrs. Wadell.
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A CONSPIRACY FRUsrRATED.--A few da.

4 CONSPIRACY GRUSTRATED.-A lew days
since Henry Fauen, residing at No. 20 Mulberry
street informed Capt Thorn Of tie Goth Precinct that
three Spaniards named Joseph Printable, seyrsno Bap
tisa and Joseph Rebadon couspIing to attempt
10 rob Raphael Joseph Lemon and John Garcia Chifno
residing at No. Leroy Place in Blocker street, near
Mercer. Officers Cowan and Brennan were detailed By
Capt Thorn investigate the matter md the persons
mentioned above were by them arrested aud taken be-
ore Justice Hogan. farfcu then stated that the prs
oncr Pintillo called Lin and asked lin II he would
like to make $50 in easy manner and u ~ he could
give him on opportunity. iHc then told him thhttwo
men O.emar and Chirin0) were q take ride out To
Central Park, and be (fMIen) would be wanted 10
drive the coach Amer IL became dark and the party he'd
arrived at lonely place he 10 givea signal when his
accomplices who would be in the same coach with
Messis Lemon and Chirno would rob them OF al THEN
money and yaiunbcs. threatening them with instant
death IL they made any resistance. On Sunday after
noon Farrc having put the officers on the alert, called
AZ the hotel lu Leroy Place with carriage, and hessrs
Icuor and Chiiino entered. accompanied By Plhiauo
md Rebadon On renchinF broadway the occupants OF
The outrage were arrested and taken 10 Police Head
quarters ON searching Iintallo and Rebadon q long.
fladed knife and iwoedgrd dirk were found In their
possession together with quantity OF red and black
pepper intended probably 10 blind their victims during
HE assault The magistrate committed tue prisoners
for trial They stoLtly deny their guilt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-07

TIE JAPANESE PoLISH.--This excellent ar.
t,e l. the only that ladies' their bsmoIal
lille superior backing for the boor ~ gentle
men for sale by ell the leldiEg hoeGesers IND at the
W esale agency, No. Is Wihan-st.
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fAdverti.emen,l

BIxBY VS.. DAY ~ MARTIN.-BIXBYs LIQUID
and PASTE is the best in use ard " per cent
chrar. than the English French Sold BY all Grocers,
Shoe Dealers aud Druggists in the country Wholesale De-
pots No AS sthay. and no 10 spruce-st, few-fork
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Ec,cfpf$ of Produce.

JrIr 6-ils45 bhls Flour AIS bua Wh.ssy 1909 bush
Com Steal $3.50 bush Oats, 1850 pkg froyisions, 2ll
pkg Butter 1879 pkls. Lard. no pkss. Ashes.
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SHOOTING ArrRAY.-For some time pas

SHOOTING AFFRAY.-FOr some tiInt past
George Goldsmith residing at No. Oak street, has
been Jealous Of his wife. Mary, who Is described as
a rather dssolate character L-te Tuesday evening
he entered the oyster saloon OF joel Crawford No p
Catharnc slip aud discovered hiswie sitting ct table
with Crawford. lie immediately drew pistol and
fired M CriW lord the bal taking effect in his neck In
1icting "a dangerous wound. Goldsmith was arrested
aud committed by Justice Hogan 10 await the result Of
Crawlords injuries He is - years o age, aelefk ana
described as a very respectable man.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-07

A WIPE BEATEN TO DEATH.-Early on We'd
nesday morning JOSEPH Johnson residing at the corner
of Cherry and Oliver streets quarreled with bis wife
Elizabeth aud beat her In such terrible manner that
she died shortly after johnson is boatman, aeed IS
ycarf Deceased WAS aged % years, and a native Of
Ireland Coroner Wildey held inquest on the body
Yesterday. Or. Geo. Il. BOutor made poet morem
examination and found marks Of violence on the head
and body A verdict in accordance with the above
facts rendered, AID tie accused was committed 10
tie Tombs to await the action Of the Grand Jury.
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PAY OF THE CITY INSPECTORS DEPARTMENT.

The Controller paid his hands In full yesterday
Parties having claims must present them before Satar'
day. as the business viii then be closed.
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1862. 1863. 1854.
First months Of year $ll5 EaA slSiSi1S " SI'l4v z"
Mr.. Albert II. Ncolay viii hold his regular
auction sale Of stocks aud bonds tomorrow (Ihursday)
July at l2i O'Clock, the Stock Saesrooms No %
William street For full particulars see his advertise
mont in the Financial column.
Messrs. Adrian Ii. Muller, p. K. wilkins
Ca made the following sale Of stocks and bonds en-
Wednesday;
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ACCIDENT TO MAYOR GUSTHBR.-Mayor Cum
Their met with accident Sunday. which prevented
his being present at the military review in the Park on
the Fourth. In aghtng from his wagon at Bath, LIZ
he slipped and sprained his ankles.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-07

Government wants is 10 borrow money and that Is the
best and most patriotic system Of banks which brings
the most % the Treasury. No obstacle sAcud DO put
In the way Of any bank desiring 10 Lend but on the
other hand every indueement should be given then TO
make them the allies Of the Treasury.
Gold opened at 24e, and rose to goo. The
public sale Of gold has brought the buying and selling
rates nearer together but does not reduce the premium
as was argued by the most cauoTous friends Of repeal
Stocks opened firm and in good demand.
Government Stocks were ali strong ard for Certificates
o5l was bid without sellers After tie Board adjourned
under a continued demand for money, lower prices
were made upon nearly the whole list. North Western
Shares were higher, advancing 2'R cent. Railroad
Bonds are held firmly and are offered in tr6ne io:s.
Bank Shares are strong and off red sparngiy.
The Rock Island Road earned in June:
lss3........... sls6, SOS lls6i...........s 2OsSj
Increase, SS5,lO
The shipments of coal by the Consolidated
Coal Company Of Pennsylvania, for the week endiI;
July 2 ,.tons. 7l59
Previously. '.'.....'.'.''.''''.''''''o,D-'
Total for TIE season................e5,l7
The earnings of the Chicago and Alton RAJ
road for the last week in June were;,
1864. s47,O27 IS63....."..::s3'io
Increase. .......'...''''''''''eIl'"
The Michigan Central Road earned in June;
Ia63........ s2oG l2l 81 l96l.....:. $50 %
Increose....."....."...... $S9'SSS "
Tbelast week of the month shows decrease offs w.
The Michigan Southern Road earned ID June
1885, 1894 ;x;;;4 ssii'i'
Increase. .................-.''%''' '''
Earnings Of the Cincinnati ana Chca6o at
Line Railroad for the month Of m'iy;
1854, 1868.
~. -. IS CSC 10 $3.50 -
prreeu~cfs............" <tslI ~ 49,.
Mail express, GssDdrS %'S' 81 ~. :.
.............4 5864i % SJl555 4
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JfoStou Cattle MARKET.

AT CAaibRiDGE AND BRIGHTON
RaJyted for THE TlBI for ne sHdia2 HefHtida
JuivG 1854
The follow ing the sniount Of stock reported q. MARKET
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ST.. FRANCIS XAylERs CoLLgeE.-The large

ST. FRANCIS XAyIRR's CoJLEGB.-The large
chapel Of this College was crowded on Tuesday even
ing with invited guests convened 10 witness its four
teanth annual Commencement The exercises were
introduced with singing by the students, under the d.
reo,ion of ". Berge D. ~ after which the following
programme was carried out: Overture, Tampa
Hcrold; Chorus. La File du Regiment DOnizetti
Discourse COLONIZATION Of the East" ID. j. OCO nor
Solo and Chorus The Last Rose Of summer Gar.
ranged ". Borge; Discoursc. Rights and Duties OF
Rulers and People" H. f. Mock; Caroline Polka, W.
Berge: Discourse "Eloquence and National Rights"
". Oh. pardow; Chorus. Solo, and Duet-Victory-
"Once more We meet W. Bergei OBSCURE "Specn-
iation and SpccuatOrs" JAS TreanOr, \. r.; Chorus
Martha Flotow; Address TO the Graduntes tho
Rev T. McSwcency. ID. ID. Chorus, Z" Faust, Gounod ;
COnferIng OF Degrees; Fort sumter Q4ichstep, W.
Eerge The Rev. Dr.. sayder presided Ogof be e1er-
cises.
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aged years, native ~ Ireland ana was employed az
No "a Wooster street. Peter Jackson was on tues
Two years since he committed assault upon Thomas
Burke with knife aud also wounded Officer Tyson o.
the above precinct who attempted " arrest nm, ana
then fed. On Monday night he returned. . Inc BODY
of man. supposed to be John Alien iate steward o.
the British Coquctte found floating In the
water yesterday at Pier No. 80 East River Deceasec
was about IS years OF age. five feet seven nches III
hight had sandy hair Light mustache and was dressed
in plaid coat and vest purple check shirt, Waite eonar
black ak tie, and CATERS. An inquest was held oy
Coroner WILDLY. e. Patrick Kelly an Irish newsboy;
aged Ii years lately residing in Paterson. n j. died
al the New.York Hospital from injuries received on
Sunday morning last by collision between the train
on which he riding AID freight train on the Erie
Railroad, at Bergen n j. Coroner Wldey neid an IN
quest aud the Jury rendered verdict in accordance
with the above iacts and severely censDred John
Bovine Conductor Of the freight trnn, through
whose carelessness the accident happened -.
Coroner Widay yesterday held an inquest on the body
Of VIM H. Hooley aged IL years native Of tins city.
and on Saturday morning last while the schooner WOO
coming into the wharf AT Fulton Market her shronds
f0ued against the SPEAKER boom Of the ship Edith
Hooley went aloft clear the obstruction and as no
did so the sudden shock threw him TO the deck OF tho
schooner causing injuries from which he died yester
day at the New-York Hospital
FIRE IN WORTH STRgET.-On Thursday even
in ut O'clock fire occurred h the rae and shoddy
warehouse of j. ]. Smith & Co.. in the building No. 1872
Worth street. which damaged the stock $1,000. In
sured in the Albany City Fire Insurance Company Ibt
drum factory VI Fred. WOrch situated on the second
story of the building, damaged SlOO Insured IN
the st. Marks The fire is supposed TO have originated
from Spontaneous combustion. Capt. JonrdaD OF the
Sixth Precinct Police, hand with his force and
rendered efficient aid in preserving order AID saving
property.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-07

UNION HOME AND SCHooL.-Ths institution,
situated in FifyseYenth and Fiyeghth streets, near
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The FASHION COURSE TRorrISe. Thu

The FASHION COURSE IKUTIING'--VI NUS
day. trot for purse and stake OF $50 mite heats
best in D. IN harness. oil on the above course.
The attendance was small and the track very had.
The hcrscs engaged were j. Lovet's b. &. Gollah j.
Turner's b. &. ellwood, and T. Croncr's s. HI Lady
Tompkins In the pool sales, Lady Tompkins brought
s 20 Wcllwocd sqj and Goliah s?j six heats were
irotied before the race could be decided Lazy i0mp
ktns winning the third fb and sixth. and consequently
the race. Wildwood won the first and second aud
Goiah the fourth heat the latter was withdrawn after
the fifth heat. being sold for the sum OF sl,60O for
road horse. We give the sumo mary:
suusARy Position Couusr, l.. J., June 3l--furse and
tcetuke $50 play pays mile heals, best Ia ), IA har
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n. y. Wholesale Prices OF Country Produce.

fOR IEE WEEK ESpINO NKbNLspAr. July d lHf
fEypressy Tor THF y. l. 1uBuSE by own Reporter
The following the current rles II aces m good con
dnion e. sold by commission house. Wholesale Shippers
receives 10 10 l. cent less deducted Tor consions beside
feel GIT md Other charges.
BEANS AND PIAS-DRY.
The tendency Of tho market 10 dow ard there being no
orders from Government and ut demand Tor confumJ zion
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VEGETABLES.

The call for fresh vegetables contribute TO Grants army
he Four,b csued rice OF nearly ~ per hundred N cAo
bSses and also advanced the price Of onions New potatoes
are in fair supply and Of good quality Farmers 'ay the s.
, he Esbt oygns dry weather. Green Corn nom btr
Ineon y j. Is market but people not ready fori
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VEGETABLES FOR OUR SoLDIBRs.-By the
following note it will BE- that soldiers may en-
10Y a abundance Of anti.scorbutc food II their Com
missarcs will only draw for 1t. We have tried these
desccated vegetables and find that very small guam
i!ty will, with l,ie meat make very palaiable and
nutricous sonp.
10 As Efif0r a hs ~ Y. Trbue
sIn Through your valuable paper would call the
attention OF spiders in the field and 1er friends Ut
home TO the fact that Army need Fever lie short OF
fresh vegetables There furnished D. the Commits
.say Department monthly thousands u pounds Of dessi
Gated vegetables which regular army r0tiOn, and
have only BE- drawn Tor 10 be furnished Their anti
. orhuiic qualities are well known % I'LL soldiers and
seamen whe have tried them. The suffering soldier
will be glad ~ know that he have fresh vegetables
for the asking and tie liberal contributors N the
Onion Fund but rejoice in your bringing 20
light anything that vii contribute 70 the comfort u our
heroes. T. c NJ
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GRIMES AND CASuALTIEs. -Anguste Mamie

GRIMES AND tASUALTlES.- Ndlltc-
Of No. Is East Broadway, induced to enter the
Met lellan Shades, No Houston street. resort Of
gamblers and thieves, by John Ludlow, aud two nc
completes. pretensc OF playing monte" The com
p.annnt handed his gold watch ~ Ludlow, as stake
and by him it passed to an aeeomplice who left
the room Mante missed his watch aud was told by
the proprietor Martin i. Knba. not TO say anything
about The matter and lie would bee that IL was re.
turned Some DAYS having elapsed. and Mantle not re
covering his watch he caused the arrest Of Ludlow.
Justice Mansfield committed him. Ohm Hoffman, a
member OF Hook and Ladder Company No. j. was yes
terday committed by Justice Mansfield for stealing a
quantity of clothing from the residence Of Mrs Maria
j. Billings, No Fifth street, during the fire at that
place on the 4th inst The articles were found con.
ceGled under his fire shiit The body fPeter Eagan,
who was crushed beneath the falling walls Of No 20
Wooster street was recovered late on Tuesday night
Deceased resided in the rear OF No. $40 Grand street.
and on the night Of the 18th inst while the fire rag
ing In that vicinity, attempted to remove some Of the
articles ia his lodging md while in the building persisted
. above. Coroner Widely held an inquest on the body
at the Eighth Precinct SiatioH'bouse. Deceased was
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works and factories Of shefiied With population Of
100000.
Notwitt standing tie grea. impulse which this I'm.
mense improvement bad given 10 the trade ladies still
complained that their skirts were stiff unyieding and
heavy and Il is doubtful whether the fashion w0udhaye
maintained its ground under the severe and adverse
criticism 30 which il subjected had not Mr. j. W.
Bradley come 10 its aid with his New Patent Duplex
Elliptic Spring Skirt Substituting two lighter wires for
the old thick ard heavy one. this gentleman united
them by diagonal plating Of cotton. thus producing
wonderfully strong but light elastic AMI flexible hoop
npabc of enduring any amount OF crushing ana donD-
ling without the slightest damage 20 It's shape. With
these ana other advantages which skill aud experience
secured for the skirt II not 10 be wondered at
that IL met with large demand and that the little
shop the OF Hudson aud Reade streets with ls
~ hands soon became wholly inadequate 10 the trade
that flowed IN upon IT, and that IN the i've years and
half since II started IN January les IL has grown
into the splendid warehouses aud factories Of Messrs j.
j. a j. o.. West, Chambers street aud West Twenty
ninth street with stu Unsuitable demand for expansion
In the shape OF an additional new factory In Twenty
ninth street with accommodation for l.UO hands 20
supply the immense number OF orders In excess OF the
present astonishing manufacture of nearly bmO skirts
per day.
such business worthily and perhaps In reality
proinbly displayed saturday in the arrangements
Tor the fourth annual excursion Of the 1000 hands en-
pOyed by the Messrs. West Il Bradley. About 100
young and omen, With sweothears and lovers, IN
all about 500 met despite the rain. on Saturday morn
ing at the foot Of Chambers street. and cmbarking on
board MesIs MyeTss fleet Of baIges. were towed by
steamer 10 Myers's Grove few miles beyond Eliza
beth, on Staten Island Sound An excellent band &C.
panied the party and the light fantastic toe was
soon tripping morry TO It's nsprting strains. On ar
Iiv!ns al the Grove after short intermssioa for re-
dancing resumed with great spirit ou
the spacious platform constructed specially for IL. while
those Otherwise inclined doubt immensely enjoyed
Themselves at kiss in the ring" swinging, and the
various other games which flourish saoh occasions.
The Messrs. West 4 Bradley accompanied the party
and joined heartily IN the merry.making. AT I: the
whistle sounded. and the party returned keeping up
the dancing until dark with great spirit aferward en-
llycning the gloom with their songs until reaching
New York. when all separated, wishing FOR as merry
time next year.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-31

:. Tn PrsIlc Cs~srEar.--We noticed %
Sunday last, While walking over the Gem.
stery grounds. that board near the east
gate was missing hom tie fence. leaving
and cpssipg suhscientiy large to slljw
hogs to enter without sBy trouble. and as
this = 49, season When These sniuiais iovs
to .sosk IT they find their way ia will
doubtiess ruin the sod that many have
placed onahefAoe. WSoss Business is
tito kssp ths fence IN repairs :, II. our Chr
pofation Office holders will not attend to
thsih d.ty- in this ssspect, the PEOPLE sboId
ssa vim dispiscs thshd. Tia cod .of
The Csmetery generally is . disgrace to the
sushoEiiiPs,T - = - s.-f.'s I
sie1 -. ~