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PROVISIONS Receipts 60I bbls beef 492 DO pork, SO
packages cut meats, l49 do lard. There more ac
prices materially advanced. The demand was in good
part TO contracts; but there was considerable
speculative feeling, and sales to fair OK.
tent made for future delivery at improved
prices. Tho sales, cash and regular, were toler.
ably heavy, comprising 10000 bbls: al $25 IL
500 for mess 500 25 1923 rs for old do CLOSING
at S25 IS and s23 Is for new and od sIs SIS SO for
pr me, and $40 so $40 for prime The sales for
forward delivery were TO the extent Of $50 bbis new
for all July at from s25 - to $26, buyers and
sellers option The market beef was steady under
moderate demand. The sales 400 bbls. at from
$40 to $l6--including all kinds. Beef hams are
in limited supply market wa. quiet, but firm Bacon
continued dull and nominal without sales. Cut meats
were in fair demand at fnl prices The sales were 600
pkgs. at 12c l4c. for shoulders, and 1Sc. 2lc for
hams-the latter an outside price. Lard more &C
tive and prices advanced &c The sales were 1000 pkgs
at from i51c 194c. for steam Kettle held at
1876. 1890. Butter continued In moderate demand,
and prices shade castor for Western, which was
quoted AT 20c. 27c.; State, 26c. 33c. Cheese was
steady al g. 15kc
PhTacLruM.-The market was exceedingly quiet Small
sales. comprising about 500 bbs effected at
3s,lc for crude, 55e for refined in bond and TIC
Rs was sa and prices were without ncticesble ~,
goon, and sa<c. 106c. for Carolina.
SrGAR.-The demand for raw was moderate but the
market firm and prices tended in favor Of tho seller
We noto sales of about $50 hhds at 5c for Porto Rico
and lc llc for Cuba including grocery and refining
srad.' also Havana on private terms and 200
ssLrMrhe ma}ke. was quiet but firm, and prices ruled
of the seller We quote Ashland SO per sack
SpIcEs-The market inactive, but very firm, with
small sales of pepper at 21Kc 22lc, gold We quote
Pmento 17c, gold cloves 20 Nc, gold cassia, s0c
S2iec, currency; nutmegs, 83c. s5c., gold; ginger
19c 24c. for African and Race; mace 81 Is.
STgARINR steady. We sales Of 90 900 pounds
Western at 17,Sc 1Sc and TO- 900 do grease at 10c
10,ac
TEA was quiet, and prices nominay unchanged.
TALIpw was steady, with moderate inquiry. The
sales were s0, 900 pounds at from 1okc. to lie.
TcBAcco-The market remained very quiet There
looking nbout but heard OF only small
sales at from &c. to CSC for inferior to prime.
WuRKEY.--The market very strong though tho
demand light $50 bbls. Western sold at 50 10.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
nAANAc FOR YoRK-un
............ NOON SETS. morn l6
% HoH WATER morn 10
Port OF New York, July 5, 1895.

CLEARED
Steamship Creole, Thompson, Norfolk ana Rcnmond-G
Steamship @ Knight Mason Alexandria.
steamshp Franconia Sherwood, Portand-H Cromwell
AGO.
Steamship Jersey Blue. Arey, Boston--wh.ney Hatha-
Bark Marathon Crowley, Marseilles-simpson ciapp.
Bark Die Ernte Prus), klock, Rio Jsneiro-Funch'
BARK Rambler Packard Charieston-w II Robinson Co.
Brig Our Maggie lBr Wilson, Darlington Ms. -
schr Jane (Br), Clubhouse, 81 John, Mp Nevius q
schr Bosss Br,, choisne., JossIns. NsJ whitney
schr 4 A Andrews, Cranmer, City Point-van Brunt
schr Ida Jayne Jayne, BaltImore--gaker Dayton
schr Damon, Pitcher, Boston.
Steamer Octorara Mclaughlin, Baltimore.
ARRIVED
Steamship MORO Castle, Adams, Havana, July at
se S hs ssc Sna e
mdse and passengers 70 Watsman dookin Dickinson.
q GRANADA Havana ana R%sgcs sTa Ssund
Steamship Ahambra Benson, Charleston 62 hours with
msse and psssensers 70 Arthur Lesry Nav ~ v,,,
mdss and us passenger, to Williams duon June Is st
IS 20 Ion 81 So spoke Br bark Clyde from 81 Jaeo for fal.
y q bsSoiyc Ssys Gs souns as A. q spois
days lat 20 lon es n, saw ship Atmosphere. from
sSIp New world Knight. Liverpool g days with ndss
end $50 passengers, 70 Cornelius ornnel No deaths; one
Psik Arizona tpr colcord cardenas days. with sugar
Brisx r 1, Landry. Cow Bay Is days, with coal, 70
scbr Albert Treat Dale Porto Rico, via New Haven, %
days, with sugar, 70 Hotchkss Co. .
schr (Br) Barker. Lingan, " days. with COAL 70
schr Red Jacket Averil Charleston days iss inst on
Smiths Island saw schr Typhoon, standing Nk.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
Married.

-CoNovER--On Tuesday, J ,ly 4, at the resi-
dence Of the brides father, by tho Rev r. f. Roberts,
JOHN A. CARSON son of John Carson, Esq, to LYDIA A.
CoNovKR, daughter Of Thomas d. Conover ESQ., both Of
this city No cards.
GRArTAs-GAYsoR- On Monday, July 8, by the Rev.
H. b. Ridgeway, j. w. GRATrAN late Of the United
States Navy to Miss A. Z. GAYSoR, Of New York. No
cards.
SLyMoUR-GInsoN. Thursday, June %, by the Rev.
Mr.. Pcz, pastor Of the Thirty third street Baptist
Church. THOMAS NJ SEYMOUR to Miss HATTIE 8. GIBSON,
both Of this city. No cards.
VAN TISE-ALLES.-On Monday, June 26, by the Rev.
g. ID. Broun OF the Methodist Episcopal Church, THoMis
H VAN TINE Jr, to ADELAIDE, daughter Of Samuel +.
Allen, all of this city.
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schr Rhode Island Curtis. Virginia, 8 days
Echr valeria, Rogers Alexandria, days
Schr N Aumack, Potter. Alexandria, Sdsys.
Schr Governor, Fresthy. Georgetown, pc sdsyG
Schr woodruff Sims, Mason Philadelphia.
Sohr Pilots Bride, -, Boston
schr Samuel L Crocker Presby Taunton for Phiadephis
Schr John Falkingham. Poug6keepsie for Pembroke
schr Brave, Crosby Newburg for New London;
Schr Lille Saunders Vanosdon, Newburg for Norwich
Canal Gillespie Robert st Csthsrines, CIV, via
with feed. TO Colyer Folger.
SAILED
Steamship Creole. .
Wind at sunset NV.
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SECOND BOARD.
CITY COMMERcIAL REPORT.

WEDNESDAY July 0, r. NJ
AsMrs-Rcceipts al pkgs The market swas dull aud
heavy, and prices were nominal.
BnEAssrurps Receipts, % 1885 bbs -four; 1,0s7 do,
and 05O bags meal ss bushels wheat l2s 752
do corn and 1874 1872 do oats The -four market opened
dull but subsequently became nrm under an increased
demand and prices all grades were fully &C. better
The sales were about 1900 bbls the market closing firm
at our quotations Canada -four firm, with sales Of
$50 bbls Rye -four quiet, and prices were nearly
nominal. Southern firm, with sales Of 625 bbls.
Corn meal was quiet and without noticeable change We
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We quote:Raslns layer tnew, per box, 80 20 so Is;
raisns bunch tnew,, S. 30 20 60; currants Per
121sc l3c citron, Leghorn, 24c. Zoe rurhisn
prunes, lsc. 49, hc; oates, lSe 20c. almonds, L.
guedoc, 26c. 26kc. almonds, Provence, soo zoo
Ale 4sc srdines per box, ssc soc s.rdnes & per-
half box, 45c sardnes, per quarter Dox, nuts 1oc
nps smyrna per lb 25c SOC Brazil mus ao 'Ee Ysc
beris, Sicily i7c IKE; wanats, Frencn, isc lso
Bahia dry salted, loc lie Matamoros lsc, asz.c
Matamoros dry saIted, 91sc 10c Ismpico, i@,sc.
lac Vera Cruz lsc laHc.; Porto caoslio ss isc;
Truxlo l2c. 1870 st. Domingo ana ao'S c,;e' az n.'
dry ioc lohc Curacao iOs aonIc iUs I1c dry
western I0c IOIIc green salted country and West
ern To- a Sc city slaughter, 7kc &C. CITY S'a"snof'
~ esFmm'Mpry cod was in fair demand and prices were
Arm We quote Grand Bank at So 50 70 George at at
SO rs 81 Mackere was qgei ~,s a sn sA sso so Ne
bav sl2 SO a sl3 Tor No 2 do; a few new large No.
sold TO arrive at $l2 Herring were quiet at 40c. 45c
HInrs,-The market remained Arm, with q moderate
demand at the advance Of Nc lc previously noticed
We quoteBqenos AyIes 70 20 ms seec.ea ss per o
15,Ic Rio rande and Buenos Ayres green sated cow,
&C. a exc Orinoco, 15c; San Juan, &C, lshc l4c
lie Maracabo dry, 12hc 13c Maranham, dry salt
cd OK and COW, 9tc 10c; Pernambuco, dry
sa1syu H market was quiet with moderate demand
Hors-rhe iS market was quiet but unchanged. Small
INDIGO was dull and unchanged, with small sales Of
Bengal at 81 Is 81, Madras ut 75c 81 3O Guatemala
at 81 10 81 5o Manila at 7Sc 81 25 and Caracas at
60c. 90c, gold.
MoIAs:Es duh, and we learn of no sales.
NAVAL Sroag we're dull with small sales Of spirits OF
turpenDe at 81 40 81 49, crude at 50 sS co. Rosns
at IS IS a 81 for common to strained
Ons-The market very dull, but prices were with
out decided change We quote W. SPERM So 25 nat
ural do g 20 W. whale 81 Is; natural do, 81 90;
Straits oil 81 10; Bank, 81 05 Prime lard oil, 81 65;
No. lard oil 81 55. Linseed, 81 20 in bbs The New
Bedford Waatemens Skipping Lfs Of July reports
Sperm continues quiet with but little inquiry. sale
Of 1855 bbls, upon private TERMS is the only transac
ton for the week Whae-We notice further demand
for whale and holders firm with upward tendency
in their views The sales for the week embrace 100
bbls. Northern at 81 10 per gallon. Also 673 bbs
rior at ST. and the balance private terms Stock Of
sperm and whale oil and whaebone In the country on
the lst inst sperm oil 49, .33 bhls whale OIL 299 974
bbls whalebone ESQ, 900 lbs Imports Of sperm and
whale oil and wheebone into the United States for the
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BosroN, July s, 1855.
The steamship Asia sailed this morning for Halifax
with twenty five and for Liverpool with one hundred
and eight passengers She takes out NO specie.
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u
The market FOR wheat opened heavy but closed irmer
and about better with considerable export In
qury We note sales Of 90 900 bushels mainly for sx
81 a.; winter red Western, 81 80 81 30; Milwaukee
club a ~ q 81 %, and Chicago spring, 81 20 81 2s
Rye was quiet without sales. Corn was ~ better r,
sales were about 90 900 bulhes Mt roc Toe for un
sound, 7ec a 7stlo for sound mixed Western and soc
Important sales to note Barley was drl nominally
unchanged. Malt inactive, and prices we've without
Be- &c The sales were small at 6ec. roc for Western
Cprroy. The market evcifed by the European
edvccs received per China, which caused am active
speculative nd export demand resulting an advance
Of &C. &C.. saes having been made rs hgh a fsc
zoe Tor mddlng. rhosaes were 9 500 bsies, the mar
Cp.4nd Fioy,da So'-le Modr
Middling ...:..........4s IS ~ g
CoysEE-Tle markes was quiet but very nrm. We
FarIsnrs. The market was quiet bu, arm. good
deal Of grain IN quest Of room but rates below
those current The engagement were only 600 bushels
wheat " sA n pas uad charter SSo tons .%ngsSy
10 Bordeaux, stavee, s45; brig TO Matanzas out
only, $1,000 gold bark TO Penorth Road. for orders
grain, Is Cd 20 Queenstown, sos Cd, or 70 Plymouth
ae Sd and, within few days British bark TO Cork,
for orders, g. 81; brig same voyage, 5s 3D. aAock.
sa s nSSs gs Ssa S aBd sS. sSs' st 5 'sy Sr s
Genoa Kentucky tobacco, 31s Cd, and back from Mes
sIna, about $1,000; Briush brig now ot Baltimore
q British brig to Havana, 81 500 in gold two barks,
brig and schooner from Cow Bay, b., 20 New York,
o.; schr 70 Key west 81 per Dbl, and back from S.
Marks cotton, Lc per H. British bark, 567 tons,
hence from Boston 70 Melbourne brig from Malaga %
New York, a British brig 10 Rio yanero and back,
steamer TO San Juan, Nicaragua and back ship hence
from Boston TO Point de Gale three brgs from Phadel
phia TO AspInwa coal British schooner to Havana,
steamer, $50 tons, to Apalachcola and back
FRUrr.-The demand very moderate for all kinds
and only small sales were effected a the annexed prices
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FINANCIAL,
.1Il1&N@oA11.
FINANCIAL.
PROPOSALS. FOR s.ooooo
CENTRAL PARK IMPROVEMENT FUND STOCK
or 1895

Scaled proposals will be received at the Comptroler's
until Saturday the 9Th day OF July 1865 at O'clock r.
M when will be publicly opened for the whole
Of the sum Of Three HuIded Thoassnd Dollars Of
chapter the laws OF 1900 act of the Legislature OF
the New York passed. February 10 1866 and by
Ordinance Of the Common Council approved by the Mayor
June 2 1855.
The said stock interest nj the Of six
per annun payable auareryeay and the principal will be
redeemed juno l. 1898.
The proposals will state the Of stock desired and
the price hundred dollars thereof and the persons
accepted will thcreupon be required to
deposit with the Chamberlain of the city the awarded
TO them respectively.
On presenting TO the Comptroller the receipts of the Cham
beran for such deposits the parties will be entitled TO
certificates for equal amounts OF the value OF the
stock bearing interest from the dates Of payments
proposition should be sealed and endorsed proposals
for Central Park improvement Fund and enclosed In
o second envelope, addressed 10 the Comptroller.
The right reserved TO reject any or all OF the bids II the
interests Of the Corporation require u.
MATTHEW r. BRENNAN, Comptroller.
CIrY New YORK, DEPARTMENT or FINANCE, CONTROL
Ixp,s "a lafa.
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NAVAL PRIZE MONEY, &C.

A HoYl-PRraE MoNEy-eBo. p. o'DoNNELL, AT
tornev and Counsellor At Law 30 Nassau strcet
Of Liberty opposI,e ,he Pe Office room collects prs
g. L. D. g. Rker commission inerchans Y Cedar stree'
and Lawrence Mycrs A Co., Importers, IS South wIiiaH
ereet. Advances mnde. ~.
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DIRECTORS.
Edward Rowe M. r. Merick, 9. N. Derrick
DANIEL w Lord. VIM. B Ogden, Moses Merck,
George Min, yohn Armstrong, David ). ky,
John Atknson n &. Morris, Joseph Morrison.
Thos A. II Cochrane Andrew =. Rich, WIN. II. Popham,
WIN. II. Halsey, Daniel w. Teller, " Morris Jr.,
HnGs Roland r%schs SRspes Rsp sc, Henry bammann
Albert a. Lee, Robert Bovine, Thomas Lord
George r. Dcshon, Lawrence Myers, Preston II. Hodges
o. 1, Minis. y. n. Grifn.
II. c. MORRIS, President
THOS. LORD, Vice President
VIZ NJ WHITNEY, Second Vice President aud Secretary.
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o OO0 OOO CIGARS AT LESS THAN PRESENT
O.UUU.U(JU cost 70 manufacture. Prices from SI6
70 slOO A thousand. o. CHEEKS, Agent New York Cigar
Manufacturing Company, 81 Warren street,
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A LADY, A STRANGER IN THIS CITY AND PLACED
"A in embarrassing position, desirous of meeting
with gentleman of means, who would be kind enough 10
receive from her security loan her Of money sum
cent TO enable her change her position Address Mrs.
J. W. o., Union square Post Office.
A B. BOx 100 HERALD OFFICE, WANTS A LOAN
"A. OF 5000 for three months, for which he will $50
extra. Best Of security given.
DANK OF THE COMMONWEALTH, NEW YORK,
ID June 80 1865-rhis Bank having by authority of the
laws of the of New York and OF the United States
organized National Bank Its business on a after the
lat OF July he conducted under the title OF the
National Bank OF the Commonwealth in the city Of Now
Correspondents and deposors will please note this
and their checks and endorsements accordingly.
EDWARD HAIGHT, President.
GEORGE ELLIS Cashier.
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CIGARs, WHOLESALE RESPECTFULLY IN
~ form dealers In cigars that can oner them Tie chocest
brands Of imported Havana and Domestic Cigars s very low
price One trial will provo tho fact We are and have been
and importers for the last 1--WE years and
atter ourselves 10 keep assortment Of cigars aud .
tclary Old and well seasoned goots Buyers viii please
call on BERG CO. 81 PecrsbrrR Cigar store, 4M Broat
WI betKeep Howard and Canal streets.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-18
increase of our steom CoastIng Trade
Our Dock systcm-How it Works.

The increase Of our steam cOasting trade ha;
forced several OF the owners OF steam lines 10 establish
themselves the East River. As our dock system is
managed and arranged az present goods sometimes ar3
compelled to wait for hours in Wcst-s before the draws
can unload on the docks. Tho Messrs. Lcary have
located themselves at the foot Of Walst The outside
line 10 Boston are still further up town and located
at Pier No -. Murray & Nephew have leased Pier
No 10 for their weekly savannah Line and the lines 10
have erected fine she'd and stOrchOuse 80 that they
can receive and store goods al any time, which i
great convenience to shippers and saves large item
Of expense iu truck bills. The German Steamship
Lines were forced over 90 EOboEen aud are cnioy.
ing all Tie advantages 0f ample dockroOm and un.
eQualed fnSiliiics for handling their cafgOcs There
are about ~ large steam lines lrOm this port majority
0f which are located on tie North River and IL can
readily be imagined low gicc tGc inconvenience must
be 10 shippers Of g0oda who obliged % take their
tuIn In this great of commerce West.st. should be
wldened vs. soon an possible.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-18

zoo the trim mass there the Washington trains usually
run at she rate oi 20 miles n0ur; 90 no' ,", :
Obren. but see bin moro OF less every uo! an rhine
U'cloek on the morning Of the disaster saH ionot 10
go On 20 tie turn.table and return up 10 'no - ~
OF 20 minutes after the accident took in
ID. Botham L. Dodd deposed as 70 49, r. Brett and
which lie fornd Mr. Gordon and James E h' iGions
The assistance rendered by him ana 'Ho 0'"'
This closed the examination. - to,,rs returned the
The jurv retired and in about Two nun
following verdict: ,
An ir,ris5,ion invested and takeh NJ tnS o"S -
Newark in the Comfy of Esseh " -, 49,, goroners of
IatS bore me Garret Sanford, one OF INC If
- - % p,oio Wv, & tbe view Of the body OF heniy r.
Ccr1or tbou and there lying dchu upon w -
Twelve GOOD and lawful men OF sa.I ~ +be State
sworn ard charged 10 IgfGt tnx 1 and after what man
Ccr tle said Henry j. Gordon came 10 MS e''t5, ,L
~ Ioi iO @ mon their oaths, rs aforesaid tha' lHe l
"t, 'Ueprv l. Gordon came TO ms tc".is
81" -, '-b dov of November 1850, at the tl'y OF
Vrk in the county aforesaid oy an accldeh' euuSgu
~ ~ ",,ss carciessiiess OF Edward OBrleh 4 sN i'i
lander I'm the employ Of the NeW-Jtfsc! idu'4pu' az
y herry.sfreot crossing in said city, IA LEAVING
bo suitc5 opeu for the turntable, thus dNeflnE INV
tron from the main track causing the destruction Vi
rcr And we further find the said Edward oBrlen
guilty of mansaushter In causing the deGth ol inc
Aforesaid Henry : Gordon through such neglect
And we do further recommend that tor the saiely Oh
the community, the Common Council shlll iuTihc
strict the rate Of speed at which all railroad trains hi'
run through the city. lsiAtL BALDWIN;
Foreman OF Jury.
Edward O'Hrien vas then brought up for exomind'
ton before the Coroner Who asked him be wished 20
say ANYTHING IN reference % The charge pT'icircu
against him, % the same time cauti0nng DIN ut"5'
making any statement calculated IN any way to cIiWl
nate himself Mr. Stone conferred with tle defendant
q few moments. BY Mr. Stones advice Oblltu lhdOo
no explanation and was io na'ly committed; ,,..,.
Bail being required in the sum OF 5000 MT herrch
gave the necessary suretes. and the prisoner W. 70
leased lie will be indicted for manslaughter by the
District Attorney.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-18
A CARD
FROM J. NJ. PELTON,

rng Ia ~ fsc,. appeared The Tribune and In The Times
Of Saturday Nov. TO- Mason Hamin made reply on the
18th which though ITetoudiugt deny yet WFiunMy con
cded te whole This compound of injured innocence
.,o,i. contradiction. and misrepresentation. was fully an
saer,a bv me- In card in The Tribune Of the i'h to when
last and to that of the 0th beg leave 90 refer he pnoNe
Tey card ayln appeared in The Tribune on the l'h ih' on
tlo idea probably ihat HiF'iafrmeHf often r''A''u ~
no., ,,,,li..d will soon pa.. for ,he Truth Le' a. they
cyn,y intend she ,ue Be lost sight Of IN the du'' tD'y
arc ryn to rli.c short outline Of the facts viii be mere
given.
Fvcybody Knows that ih hm for the last ioar or h'e
vr la. been 3u.talty asserting that hcy were making
r., uiflrea sup,rof 10 30 others wlie every olef
.r t-,y tt. eoutr.Iyto BE- the fact To support t''c
t,. pfcira.ioas they relied p-neiplly on long 'nns' o
,,o.',I. ia. i,te Fair of enc American u'uinie ODER
m an opport4uy ,o hr. ,i. makers who ne'e' before l'i
,,h.fv .,L1ueI their Instrument determined 70 urns
thea. rrc,ensous 90 trsi that would Boz at"t ina one '''
would .to the question % compl-aivc merits conc'a'eY
Tou, end CaIhart. Ncedhlta Co entered ne fafof
oy,,p containing Ia DO u ois Of reeds The lnier'sned en-
-, p,.bt &C .binctD O gans Of the usual siEcs and
,,ie. Tie old s1rofance and the intentions Of Mason
usrn being % apparent 70 tho officers Of tie nio'e 'he'e
officers declared they would have an honest anu competent
ur, n t took whole month to lind H.
s.Lt Jury recrted from the best organ 1u.. ors orfn'i
musl,i.ns and critics oi Boston and NcSforf uade Tie
most usl 1luIuaflous o. fAcE olhl'hT W. ''@' N
n.,tee aasrIed CsIhar, N,cdham Co. Teridl "old
Medal Tor ther LIs- Palor Organ. ToJ VI PELIoN iLcy
unanimously awarded GOLD MEDAL ior th' best
"c.b.re, Or-aa~ made BY C. Peloube, sHi Son. and to
Ms.,n HAnln Silver Medal f1r tho second best Tho
manu'cipt copy containing these awards in iher proper
order frnshed by sccreay Of the American Institute
for pabsaou was Ia tsr .l,rc, altered 20 as 90 Icre'cnt
them a. he4rs the M fJr tc be-, Cabinet Organ 10, ri"h
ne, ,-0s a-lrdei a 'rrond,iin sirO Medal
BY characteristic they possessed themselves oi ono
Of tho Pint Premium Instruments exhibited by NC 10 be used
q model, and for other Fp,Too Thsins'rumen' they re
syed In exactly the condition it when examined by the
Juror. who Irouounccd superior IN quality AMI volume o
tone Should the yisors invited by Mason Hauip, by
their card TO examine this instrument now in their ware
room md Il 10 any defective they will b at no loss
10 Know the reason why.
II the award Of the American Institute Il In This Instance
a. valuee.s their card implies where Is the pfopney Of
th,r parade Of aswsri, obtained l provincial agricultural
fin Have Judges neither intelligence honesty unless
they awsr, br,t premiums to Mason iiamln
J. VI FELTON,
No. SfI Si3 broadway, y. Y
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-18
THE MI WARK DEsAsTRR,
HO<se One 10 Blame Rt Lasi-- Verdict OF
the Coroncr's Jnry--The Swiicbman
Found Guilty of Granddaughter and


The investigation into the cause Of the late
Yaroad disaster at Newark n. j.. and the inquest on
the body Of Henry L. Gordon who was killed on the
occasion resumed yesterday morning in the City
a. Newark By Coroner Sanford and he jury impannced
fnr the purpose. Ifr. J. H. StO1e. Mayor OF Railway
watched the pFOceediBgs Dor tho Railroad Company.
The first witness called yesterday Was Mary Jane
Smith who testified that hev house nearly opposite
fc turndabe where Che accident occurred that she did
sOt know OBren and that fke went tO the train
smmediatcy etT tho engine or: -sbe did not see
fAe Oody Of Nh Gordon taken out Of The cars the crash
fJOwed Immediately after tle blowing Of tlc whistle
= William jenkins being sworn, tcsufrd that be was
his place of business 40 The corner Of Mulberry Gud
1arOldave 40 Tie time Of Tie accident; hIs attention
called - the train hy a sound Of Tie wi te, the
rte Of speed al The time Being about J ~ mlies
1Cnr; Le knew OBricu, who at tAat point Oge or
tWo months he thought acr thr whistle blow the sleed
became ef; hc visited the scene Of tie disaster and
paw the b9dy Of Mr. Gordon; do not know the pea
sois who weF8 about the body, did not see any one
fake ANYTHING ont - the pockets a. Alr Gordon; saw
~ sWchm8n turn the switch after tlc irein passed
Daniel y. Brcu. being sworn, delofed tnot lie |
; ded 90 No lU i'Ouih BroaG-st nnd Yves On |
D. place OF business % tie Corner Of JOLnsOns and
l.boadare. a. fle time q! i.e accident but dd noiI