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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-27

IN the absence Of sale, prices are merely nominal;
Beef Hams not very plenty put oo Was,s,n
command about e279e for gooa 1,rs%ey light and
being much wanted holders are yeT nl% At ,Po
vious rates; we quote Dry Sailed Snou. &c Iss ioc
do Hams at l7a0lSc. Picked ha~ r. hess n TAI,
and haeged Hams at 24i025c. Lard mas oeon IN iau
SsmsnS and at the close more rmness was manaestea
we note sales of 500 bbls. and tcs. az i o, o
No. !; Tao Isle for fair to prime Ssaa Roon O.
l9.c. for Kettle, the OUTSIDE ra'e i'' 'A
hitter ia dull and rather heavy we anote' oo,,o
S,a,a Welsh tubs. strictly fine, y De- % go
S,ae' Weish this white and poor mixed. 2o023
X v State frkin tubs, new, suicuy y, m
Y State firkiDs, new, hne SaSaSs
Penn. common TO medium med 1o an new yellow
western Reserve common TO medium go 0s 30
Southern Ohio, new o,, nav 9s !, oS
Mich. III, Ind Wis, good to fne yellow new 90 = 20
Mieh m Ind. A. Wis common 10 medium, new.~G "a
rWrrsp il in fair demand and prices are steady We
quote: .h.,o. 70 lA0l5,
State fair TO good. ........-...--..-..--W ~
State daries choice. ...-.-..-..-.-''io Ui'
English dairy Comm. -...-..-..-.-'--.. none
English dairy COhio)- ..-...--....-'''' none'
Vermont dairy. - nov'
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES market for Crude Is stu very
dull and prices remain about the same ~ ne
fined Is scarce and pretty firm at 52i aooc tne m,ter
choice White; Free duh; the receipts arc io1 S0s :;
RICF-There has been rather more dong today az
former prices; sales Of go bags and bills hangoon q
9Q9ic.. and IS ties. Carolina at 10Y q llc.
SUGARS-The market for Raw Sugars remains ven
quiet the transactions reported to day being less than
100 hhds.; prices are nominal at abont Iot
fair 70 good Refining; Refined are dun at s@iste' iof
Crushed Powdered, and Graduated
SEED-For Rough Flax Seed very fair demand a has
prevailed and prices steady at q io0ss ~ pr
bushel Of Sc u Grass Seeds are du anu pi'''s ""1'
termined. , - ~ nm.
TALLOw-In consequence Of the storm and the IN.
settled market for exchange the market for taov na
not been very active but prices are without ~,
lie. for City ..;. .,a so,o,cr
eeces Is dull the only business doing being lew s
lots taken by manufacturers 10 meet their im'oia'e
.,S nrrssing wants. prices are without change
WHISKY-There has been little more acus wv, W
day and prices remain FIRM sales Of 375 bbls 81 s2s
a. O3 for Western.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-27

JUNE os.-l5,g73 bbls Flour, 25 bbs WHISKY i,24o
hills Corn Meal 70 pa bush. Wheat, 10 Oo bush Corn'
as pkcs Ashes. ash pigs. Oil Cake, l52t pkgs. Pro-
visions 40 pkgs. Butter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-27
fAdyrrtissn,sntl

LOVE AND Misunderstanding Congenial
Companion. for Le Sensible Advice with Rules to be Oh
served Mad.ns Eyes. Poem, IN JULY DOableNo. PHREso
LOGICAL JOURNAL, 20 cents, by 6rst post
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-27
fAdvertisement.l

JEFPBRs, No. 573 Broadway, has REDUCED his
prices Of Ladies, and Children. Suoss SOC 81 per pail
from this date. JRrVgRs, No. SO Broadway.
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fAdve .lsemen,.l
FIREWORKS.

FIREwoRKs.-Orders for pablo or private dis.
pSs owing the great demand should be
II filled, at the Excelsior Fiework Depot.
FUNSTON SCorIELD, No. . Dey st, New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-27
IAiyrriisancnt.l

TURKISH BATHS, No. Is demonstrations
-Gentemen d to a IN and to p. Ladies, a. to
l p. III. A" Greatest Of Lu1uries" Try one.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-27

An ALLEGED BURGLAR ARREsTRD.-Edward
Ferrin was Yesterday arrested for having entered the
Office OF the grain warehouse. No. ~ Moore-st ana
attem ptng to rob the safe. Justice Hogan committed
the prisoner for thai.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-27
Acknowledgement.
PINE APPLE

PINE APPLE CIDgR.-Dr. TALBOTs Con-
cHSrRArEp MEDICAL PIsK-APPLE CIDER will cure you II
you sick aud II you well will prevent sickness Sec
long Advertisement In WEEKLY 1RIBryE from April - to
May n 1865, inclusive. Send for Circular One
Pile bottle sent free by mall receipt Of &c to ply postage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-27

SARATOGA "SrAR" SPRING WATER.-Depot
No Barcay-st NewYork
Congrrss Empire. and other Mineral Spring Water SITS
Water or drausht. Druggists supplied BY the gallon
u. WESTON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-27

CHEAP GAITgRs.--A very excellent Summer
Cater Ladies' selling dlnsly cheap CASrRKLLs
No. B3 broadway. The stock OF this weknown establish
ishmen embraces variety OF feetcoverng particular ut
tepton being paid to to the wants OF Children.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-27

DROWNED. An inquest was yesterday held
by Coroner Cover at No. 90 wlettst on the body OF
Friday night Last by falling into tho East River at the
foot VI Dslanccy-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-27

ALLEGED PIcKPocKgr.-On the 18th inst,
while John Taylor. residing at No II Waker-st was
standing a, the corner OF West Broadway and walker
st., Charles Lewis an acquaintance, came up and
thrustng his hand into his pocket took out wallet
containing sG-, with which he walked on. Taylor ~
ar,, thousht II was Joke but as he did not come back
he laid the oase before officer Field OF tho Elith
Precinct and yesterday be arrested tho eglpt None
OF tho missing money was found Justice hogan coni
mtted lhe prisoner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-27
APPREHENSION OF A MURDgRER.-The murdc

APPREHENSION OF A MURDERER. murder
OF the late Burr Burton Of Syracuse has been shrouded
in Iny sery ever since the deed done which was
early IN the month Of May. Large rewards have been
offered for the discovery and conviction OF the
but although officers Of the law had worked with nm
ceasing diligence and ssgacy 10 ferret out the crim
nails no clue could be obtained which would answer the
purpose The recent arrest however Of young men
FOR burglary has been the Of bringing 10 light the
long sought for information These men were Michael
Welsh and Thomas Daley the latter having confessed
TO the Chiefof Police Of Syracuse his knowledge Of Mr.
Burton's murder, and FIXING the crime upon Welsh
The local papers publish quite full accounts OF the lives
Of both these unfortunate young men, who. sometimes
in company sometimes separately have for consider
able time gained livelihood by theft. After tho
murder they proceeded to Utica, and thence TO New
York where they remained until arrested on the charge
OF burglary and retsken 70 Syracuse where Welsh
has been indicted for the crime alleged
against him. He is native Of Cincinnati. and
is now Is years old He has served term Of
eighteen months IN the Columbus (Ohio) State
Prisons going thence To New.Oreans. where
no was conscripted into tho Rebel Army,
from which he deserted and went 10 Atlanta.
Here his ways were offensive TO the citizens Of the
town and 1t is said be was at one time tarred and
feathered and ridden a rail lie next went 10 Co
uInha s. c., where he arrested for robbery. and
narrowly escaped death; thence 10 Philadelphia, where
he continued his unlawful vocation, and has proba
bly, finished his career Of desperation and wickedncss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-27
SAFETY VAULTs-WnERB TIE FASHION

SAFETY NAULIS-WUERR TIE FASHION
ADLEs PUT THEIR SILVER WHEN THEY 90 TO SARATOGA
DUNGEONS FOR VALUABLEa--It may be OF some In.
erest to readers to know what tho majority Of our
rich people do with their vauables when they leave
their mansions for their yearly tour among the water
ing places Some people have Idea that an i'm.
mense amount OF silver plate, &c. Ia stored In the dc.
serted mansion. Verdant burglars-foreigners or
neutrality-suspicious. entertain this idea to their
cost and go through the Troublesome Job Of breaking
open the house. TO find nothing but empty floors with
perhaps chandelier or two hanging dustily prOmi.
nent from the ceiling. But most VI citizens when
gong into the country careful to deposit their
valuables In places OF what they consider indubitabe
safety and several strongholds for this especial pur.
pose have been constructed the main object being 10
render them utterly fire and burglar proof The vaults
teries OF which We were recently accidentally In.
du,tod. are worthy Of description. The
Studio building itself Is wellknown as n
most substantial. as well as elegant. building De.
scehdng by winding staircase yon arrive Mt the
terrsnean regions, IN narrow corrodor tho further
entrance Of which is barred by single door of mas i've
iron. This door seems mpregnable, but like that OF
saladin. 1t has its "open sesame" IL is sealed by
Maryin's combination look. which only yields TO two
keys-one In the physical. and one In the moral sense
The latter consists In knowing magic word by which
numerous letters on brass dial adjusted when tho
physical key turns AZ If CREASED with Pennsyyana
offspring and the door opens. Tho interior Is dun.
gooD, about twenty by ten feet In which deposited
a number VI trunks and chests filled with silver aud
gold plate and other yauabes The walls of this dun.
goon four feet thick. solid masonry the floor
marble, with nothing thinner than the crust OF tho
globe beneath H. and the ceiling is Iron ratertd and
Plated with masonry between the plating and tho floor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-27

The coupons falling due July !, 1866, upon
the registered bonds and the special mortgage bonds OF
the Cleveland Penesyie and Ashtabula Railroad Com
pany will be paid the Ocean National Bank Of New.
York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-27

FOURTH NATIONAL BANK OF THE CITY Oh
NEw.YoRK.
Nos ~ AND % Pyg-sT,
DEPonToRY AND FINANCIAL AGENT OF TIE UNIID
STATES,
Have for SALE ready for delivery.
UNITED STATES $40 TREASURY NorEs
Convertible. at maturity, into $40 GoLDBEAErSG
Bonds
UNITED STATES 1910 BONDS
UNITED STATES $50 Bonds
UNITED STATES 1-YEAR CERuITcATEs.
We also collect Government Vouchers and Drafts,
and attend to other business with the Government
p. G. CALHOUN President
Il. SEAMAN Cashier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-27

RECKLESS USE or A KSIFE.-Jeremiah Shee'
han Yesterday became involved in q difficulty IN .
saloon at the corner Of Canal and Ba1tersts.' anu
catching up knife stabbed the BARTENDER Ihomas
Manning IN the hand cutting him severely Daniel
Sullivan Of No. liz Bsyard-st then interereu, anu
Ano:her OF the byanders then attempted to take the
Knife away from the de pcrado snd was severely cut
In The hand. Koundsman Mcdonnell Of the sixth
Precinct then entered tho place. and arrested the
scoundrei Justice Downing committed hun for trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-27
FELoSIous AssAULr.-Oficer werserbe Of

FELONIOUS ASSAULT.-OIHCtr WtrStrDt OF
the Seventh Precinct yesterday arrested Christian
Walthers proprietor OF saloon at No. 205 Dyision.s
for having struck little girl named Maria Tuly on
the head with u stone causing dangerous wound
while in Diyison.st near Clinton. She was conveyed
10 the residence " her parents at No. Hesters and
a physician summoned. Tho prisoner. who was In
toxcated at the time says that he was followed by
crowd OF children who threw stones at him. and that
10 make thom leave of lie threw the stone which took
effect without intending TO hit any Justice Shand
Icy committed him to await the resut OF The girls
illDrtas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-27

vesh i, 70 asl os-by canal I9sle TO- for the woes
81 we sis 10 tuns, against iosisa for the oorrs
week last trade DEAR shows xs's it'll. me
20 w With last week The demand is very limited
prces have receded at New York by the boat load
After paying commission the present prices w 1 1Ss
nes odncon at many of the c0lheries even at the
,eSnced wages At these rates many Of the colerles
will find il to their interest to stand idle and they
will do 10 in preference TO working at ,o sac
M the loss of 600 467 tuns sustained this year
inns are from Schuylk County and Of the loss Of
inns for the week. 6o03 from Schuylkili county
The trade sums up this week as follows compared Win
last year: ,cax
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-27
Naval sements.
RAPID SALE or VESSELS OF WAR.

HhFID NILE OF 'f-NotA4S Ut "AH
At Washington, June "a, the following YES
sells we're sod Side.vheel steamer Baltimore. eito.o
purel ased by Thomas Clyde Philadelphia Propelers
Watch. e. 600 by Robert Lear Of Bal.imorei 1easer
g. 800 by James biglcr o. Scw-York. Resolutc 5000
BY L. j. Southard Of Richmond. Ne; Zeia, $40, BY
Gilbert Van Derwerken 81 Georgetown ID. c. Mystic
81, Joo, by 4. y. Morgan Of Washingtoni Western
World. by II. X Iia>elhurst % Baltimore; side wheel
steamer Bat e 900 he engines ~ ibis vessel said
to b. worth s75OO0. Several tugs and other vessels
were offered. but Withdrawn. there being either no
bidders the bids not approaching the valuation All
Fotula. Three weeks from the 2ith there viii DO
another sale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-27

NJ m, Lam. speeie Circulation. a"d Deposi,s 81 s
he Gin Of Ns York. for The oeek ending sas
urdav June a. 1865. to which SrnTsd "e '"''"'
Of each B1ak
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-27

eO246 s06,467 m
Tho reduction Of wages In this region Of rs and So
per cent amounts TO about IS 25 per week on laborer
81 to "a so ON miners and from rs to 80 cents per
wagon. II is believed that iaft1er :, csSp the
collieries in operation.
The Bank statement reflects the loan 70 the
Government by the City Banks. The comparative
6,,ures are as follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-27

STEAM TO CHARLEsToY.-We learn that the
Messr Lcoary the proprietors Of the Charleston line
Of steamers. ftting out two elegant sidewheei
steamers In connection with the already popular
steamers, Granada and Alhambra- This viii give the
paplc q steamer 10 Charleston every Wednesday and
Saturday as before the war. Tho hst Of the above
ships will be ready TO sail July 10.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-15

Strength 90 Braxi, Argentine Repu
Ite and urugnay-Strcnth OF Par


Strength 90 Braz,i, Argentine Repub
lie and truguay-otrcnth OF Para
quay
NEv YoEK. June I4-The Tribune hs.
papers from BaenOs Ayres containing additions
details Of the hrs, movements Of the bslngerenil
IN the opening Of the val between the Argentina
Republic and Paraguay
President hiuea. on receiving the pers Of The
invasion OF the Argentine Republic, issued .
proclamation TO bis fellow coenuyDen summon.
lng them 10 their posts a. citizen soldiers.
proelamaiion has been received with enthusiasm
and all political parties have united in the deter
minatlon TO support the Govern nent.
The hepuolie IL declared 10 . state Of siege
The National Cards are 70 be called out
The troops of the line are summoned 10 Baenos
Ayres, and their places 90 the frontier are 10 be
supplied By the National Guards-
The foreign and native merchants sre going
10 hold meetings for the purpose of Offering !
loan 10 the National Government
The Tribune says: According TO present ap-
peArances, The war may become one Of the mos Il
important that his yet taken place in South
America. The land forces Of Paraguay are e.
tlmsted by the Buenos Ayres Standard at 81, 900
Those Of the Allies, Brazil. lArgentine Republic
and Uruguay. are expected 20 reach IS 600; bot
the greater portion OF this force has yet TO Dc
raised, while the Paraguay force Is already 10
field Il is thought, therefore. that il may take
q lev months before the Allies can assume the
aggressive.
The combined population Of the three allied
countries so far outnumbers that Of Paraguay
that the success Of the latter would seem impos
sible. Paraguay hopes that she will find MANY
Allies IN the northern provinces Of the Argentine
Republic. and in Uruguay.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-15
Holm nischeii,. arre.t

Nav YokK. June II The Evening Post says
of Mnchels arrest: We learn th,t The sfrest
wa. made BY Detectives Kelley .od Elder. under
the direction OF Ge1 Dix. the latter having re
ceived orders from " Washington TO arrest Mitchell
on the charge of treason. Soon alter the arrest
Of Mitchell, Judge McCunn visited Gen DiI's
headquarters. but could learn nething Of the
prisoners movements The Judge ssd the Gov
eminent could not try the prisoner ss q traitor.
for he vas an alien and none bu, citizens could
be tried as traitors. The Judge flso declared
that the Governmeet could only hold Mitchell as
80 alien enemy, but nov II Is supposed TO have
no enemies During the morning Judge AcCaan
visited Gen DIX at his residssee. bat probably
before that time Mitchell was at see
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-15
fire az saginaw CITY

DErRoIT, June 1.-The large saw mill, Of
Wright Co. Saginaw City. with million feet
of lumber. was destroyed by fire. Loss ten
thousand dollars
by some Misrepresentation, the recent visit of
certain Boards OF Trade TO Boston, has been
regarded, TO some extent, as a caucus preliminary
to the assembling of the international Convsn-
ton The visit referred to was purely Of social
character, having no connection with the coming
Convention.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-15

WssHtN0roS, June l0.-The pEevious day Z
record vas hardly read when The Commission
took recess until 2 o'clock IN order to sllo~
the examination of the Medical Commission sp
pointed to inquire into the sanity Of Payne
The Court convened AZ 2 o'clock, when 1Drs.
Hall, Porter ADD Morris, as vell as Surgeon
General Barnes. testified that they believed
Payne to be sane.
Assistant Judge Advocate Bingham entered
upon record several papers. among which were
a certified copy Of the resolutions Of the Senate
OF the United States coDssnting to aud advising
the appointment Of W m. II Seward as Secretary
OF State snd the qualification Of Andrex John
son. on the 18th Of April, le65. as President
Having understood that one Of the argument.
for the defense had been fully prepared, be de
sired the Court to hear il, with the understand
ing that il should not preclude the offering Of his
testimony.
Mr. Aikens said twas the wish OF the counsel
that all the the testimony witch the Government
had would be handed IN before the argument was
presented 10 the Court IL had been thought
possible Mr.. johnson himself would be present
to- morrow to deliver the argument 10 person. IL
he was not present Mr Clampitt. BY agreement
among the counsel. would present the argument
to the Court.
Judge Advocate Holt inquired as to which Of
the prisoners the argument was intended TO apply
Mr.. Aiken said il was an argument relative TO
thejurisdiction OF the Court which was prepared
by Mr.. johnson. and in which all the counsel
cOncurfed. lt was meant for all the prisoners.
Assistant Judge Advocate Bingham said Mr.
johnson was not counsel for all the prisoners
Gen. Wallace said. If the argument the ju
risdietiOn of the Court was resd, it would not be
improper for the Court to hear it, and in order to
consider the question. he moved that the Court
be cleared.
The motion was agreed 10, when the Court
was cleared
After some time the doors were re opened, aud
II was announced that toe Court had adjourned
until Friday morning at IL O'Clock.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-15

Promotions following promotions were
made at the Office Of the Adjutsnt General. in
Indiana regiments, yesterday:
Fourth Cavalry-Charles @. MeCresry. Firs,
Lieutenant.
Eleventh Cavslry-R NJ W cir. First Lieuten
ant: A. w McEutire. Second Lieutenant; John
NJ Atkinson. Csptain;F G Phillips. First eu
tenant; 3. l.. Monroe. Second Lieutenant: John
Labsrrey. Captain; Samuel Sdenvender. Frs,
Lieutenant; Joseph A. Hamilton. Second Lieu
tenant.
Eghtieth-Harrison M Spain. Major; Enos
II. Kirk. Captain; VIM O. Fisher. First Lieu
tenant
Seventy third = Alfred b Wade. Colonel
WIN n. Kendall. Lieutenant Colonel
SIXTY thifd--A G. Walker, Surgeon
Twenty sixth--Jsmes Portsmouth, Adjutsnt
Eleventh Csvslry--R II Crawier Surgeon
Tenth Cayalry--George X. Swallow. Colonel
t. q. Williamson. Lieutenant Colonel; DEWITT
James. Second Major; George r. Mitchell
Third Major
Thirty 6rst--R II. Waterman. Captain. V. 5.
Aye. First Lieutenant: John Blair, Second
Lieutenant; james N. WOODBURY.. Second Lieu
tenant. John @. Arturburn, Second Lieutenant:
John II Ayers. FIRST Lieutenant: William g
Dudley. Second Lieutenant; John s Moore.
Second Lieutenant; William T. Glenn. Second
Lieutenant; 5. A. Fordycs. Second Lieutenant
Daniel r. keenan,. Second Lieutenant.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-15
Romovai of Judges atSt.uou,s.

ST.. Louis, June l4-Judges Bay snd Dryden
of the Supreme Court of this city. having de-
clined to vscste the bench in conformity with the
ordinance passed by the late State Convention
Gov. Fletcher to day. through Gen. Coleman
commanding the military of this district, forcibly
dispOssessed them Of their seats and installed his
appointees. Hon. David Wagner and Hon. VIM
l. Lovelace.
Judge Barton Bates resigned some time siuce
and the Governor appointed Nathaniel Holmes
in his stead
The affair created a good deal of excitement
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-15

PoLIcE MATTERS -Harman Sucker got stuck
Tor 81 and costs. "a also did Michael Markell and
Jerry Mars. which they paid reluctantly To His
Honor the Mayor They were dunk
Jane Bsowo. Annie Condey aud Mollic John
son were charged with being participants in al
unlawful assenbiage. "a well 90 being demitep:
of the worst character The perlice uncere-
moniousy adjourned the members OF said
congregation sine die. and in consideration
thereof, the Mayor sent the aioresai females n
luIuriate in the reelamatory institution known
IS the Jail, during one moon. They will probably
have leisure to reflect upon the patience and sui
fering they Undergo. all on account Of the I" un-
lawful assembly"
John Daily and Isaac Dickinson. found them
selves with exhausted treasury, standing
beneath the relentless and unshesthed sword OF
justice. and accepted as an alternative ten DAYS
on the chain gang As "a penalty for getting drunk
on wretchedly mean whisky. They have es
ehewed strong drink and gone 10 labor for III,
city.
Hattie Trusler rejoIces in being the proprietor
Of en- abode Of Gin. into which she beguiles the
unsuspectng and verdant, and flehes from them
not only their good name. but greenbacks. Tn,
police brought the gay Hattie TO grief. last even
hog. and for making her appearance at the May
or's Court. she 'iorked" double y.
John Snder and c. g. Eastman. two Young
injurious inoi'louais' got - anu costs, ior VS.
ting house where the females are no better
than they should be They lquidated.
Emma Brown, Belle Russell. Mollie Lewis
and Mary williams. have sadly strayed from
virtues path and finally brought up in a bagnio
where they whstled dull care to the winds and
made themselves as degraded possible, AZ vel
ss uuraly aud obnoxious. In consideration O
this. The Mayor gave them thirty days in Jail
where their feasting and reveling will be more
plain and confined. Their exchequer was dilapi
dated
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-15

Nav YoRK, June 1.-THE steamer Moro
Castle brings Havana dates to the 10th
The evacuation of st. Domingo BY the
Spanish was ready to take place on the reception
of final orders
A number Of persons loyal to Spain were
leaving st Domingo, as refugees, for St largo
Some were also expected at Havana.
The Wren and other blockade runners were &c
leave Havana for Eogland to be sold
The rebel General Slaughter arrived at
Havana from Matamoras on the llth.