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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-08
The Coal Miners, Ris,.

The Philadelphia Inquirer has the following
cal dispatch relating 70 The troubles in SOM Of the
ooel mining districts Of that State
ScHUILKuI EAvEE. Tuesday, June g. 1865.
. Though there wos 10 actual outbreak among the
tnners no breakers bavlng been destroy ed ss stated
there was some excitement among them.
Tire operators we've fearful Of a disturbance and
hence eouested the presence Of Goter1meni TROOPS
There are contradictory stories as 70 violence used
vtlch do not deem il proper 10 publish. Several op
orators however, received hnoDyBois Dotes 81 warn
ing. s,.
The 2O2d Regiment IS On duty IN these regions h'
companies being CHARTERED ~ sa.and' fottsVe Anc
other places
No mines are being worried. A. least 70 any extent
and the miners have been out Of work for some si1
weeks. The lalUiers viii go 10 WORK at tBe reduced
fguree fixed by operators. .s.r.. .-
1he inclined plano leading from the cOaLbreaker o
Kirk a. Dawn Of Crow Hollow s0t on IRE BY
miners and the breaker Itself was only saved by tear
Ing away portion o. the structure There il no don't
reFard TO this occurrence hut the impression lareel,
brsvss throughout the whole mining district that hs
krest majority Of the miners are we'll disposed and
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BOARD Of supervisors.
sPRcIAL MEETIEG-AN EXPLASATIOS-BILIs OF |
.r...f NEW CoURT-HOUsE. FTC.

NRW CcURT-HctSE. fIC.
The Board met by special call al o'clock p
n Tuesday afternoon, The President, the Hon. VII
LIAM II. TWEED, in the chair
Before any business Transacted, MI. ELL, il,
aaid be lad seen IN one Of the daily papers statement
that the report Of the Committee ION new Court House
had been passed in irregular manner and he Gesueu
some Information.
M. TWEED, III the chair, said that Mr.. Ely, jr..
would remember that he not present ct the last
meeting OF the BoaIdthat the paper lad passed in the
regular way, and that he OR. Jweed) had given no
directions TO any Of the clerks 10 Withhold The paper
from the reporters. Mr.. Ely IT, expressed himself as
perfectly satisfied with tbs exploration The business
Of the Board was then proceeded with.
resolution was adopted directing the Controller TO
draw his warrant for the of Sl706l 30 for work
and materials furnished for the construction Of the new
County Court House.
A resolution 20 pay the Commissioners OF Harlem
Bridge for services TO May was amended by striking
out tie names Of tie Commissioners Of WestchcsteI
County.
resolution was adopted 10 pay John W. Ashmead
&4i5 for legal services behalf Of Michael Canceul
convicted Of the murder Of Policeman Anderson some
Jears ago. Adjourned 10 Tuesday next.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NEw-YORK.....~..JUsE7 :.
CIcpred.


Steamship Creole, Thompson, Richmnod' G. Heineten
Steamship Francouia. Sherwood PortImd, IL b. Cromwell
steamship Esgle, Lawrence. Havana spoaord Tileson
Steamship yarna, wIitehurt Norfolk, u II Livingston
S,ea,per oc,ororp. Mclaughlin Fiarore Vim DslzeL
steamer Phelps Brown, Philadelphia. =, , u,.,,-.
ship ClarU Wheeler Nmarth, ~. J1hn, " b. "hihns
snip Ellen Arthur French Liverpool spoGord, Teston
Shin Aiblret Gala,in DeIano st. John ~ b.. C. GtnueL
shir Albion Or Locke London, fsd'cct Bros. d Co.
EsIs Melton AyIe,, Cow s. by Igpge' Deai''e'
i5rs Anna Jane (Br. flynn, Battle Ilarbor Labrador
Brett. son Go. n = N, !,
Bris T. H. A. P.t: (Br) Prudden, Hadlton, Betmods,
gris Mary cobb prucsn Savannah and Port Royal r. NJ
BIZ Helene tBrl Duncan, ST. s.e.hen' n b. Thomas
Brig Amanda Jano (Br, DOrymple Pieton, n s.. }. T.
Whitney &" ~ uA uo;.ot. 4,
Wend.
BIZ Chin,horazo Warren. Bo.,on. r. z Back Co;
~ M H. Doug.ss Prtou j. r. Whitney & Co.
SchL g. A. Hayden Smith Richmond, Va, Psrson Col
sclr Julia t,r) Green ST. Pierre. Martinique Horny De
sehI. ". H. DcpiL Corey, Eleutlera, F. n. Hurburi n
schr I.,bels Abort, Tooker Washington, Van Brent
slsght -, ~. u,,..,.. N.,ro,.,n. /, w Levi.
schr. p. wonen Young so.,on H. 5. kseis,t 4 Co.
sehr Ncw-York. serhury. Boston }. {. Dayton Co.
! sohr. pray. frost, Hiiiax. ID. Il. D.Wof a 20.
schf Ldii fBri - ~as.ap, JOS tnei-,
shr Ha-y Fletcher, Frey Phiaaepia yea So,
srhr Richard fill, Hulse. barbsdae., BAKER Dayton
/ som t.is Alien port Royal, :. W. Lewis CO
s.oop ionn Adams, Hsleck New-ii'ven' H. > N''S''
s,oop Pointer. Nichols. Providence
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SUPREME COURT-CnAnBErs--JUyr before Justice
irGRtHAM.
DECISIONS.

DECISIONS.
II. II. Morange agi. James J. Bevns.-Mction
Granted end ref, renee ordered.
William L. Miller agt. Chss. W. Stafford ct a--Mo'ion
granted.
Gardner Landon, jr ct al, act Harriet HOush ct al-Juds
uent ordered
julio A. H-tch az, Eras,us Wi.lard-The motion should
have been to ma Inc complaint dee ard Certain
The relief ed fof general that such order may be
made here but the defendant move q strike out. winch u
improper cos's granted. Plaintiff may serve an
ded compliant in 10 DAYS.
Ninth National banA agt. Enoch Chamberlain &c-Moton
denied.
Henry NJ Kinnie It al ag, William q. Ford et al-Moon
granted.
Richard Fowler ct al ag, Edward o Fowler ct ,lMoton
Jo-eph Fa,rnan al ast. Nathaniel D. Terry.-Mo'ion
denied, with > ~ cost rbde Of the action.
A. Hornsng Sc. Alfred karno,e e. al.-lho order 81
April ~ 1855 IL lsdc and the plutif motion 10 r. d
DISPOSITIONS j. deled with BIO costs IN each case TO "uoe
event. ~
In 70 Maggie Hannah in Habeas Corpus.-This
wss apr cl'ion for The dehsrfc ~ Ns Hannah on me
ground hs she had lcen ILLEGALLY Transferred TO ~, ~oit
house ard Tint the Of imprisonment mot exceeding six
months, l. not sufficiently stated IN The coniuin,enL
The application granted ard the Prisoner Discharged
Barhlev Hope counsel for prisoner,
S,rah Hume 81 H. 1T Ea.ie TiTc Insurance Company
fsperis Term lJudgment Tor plantfs on demurrer
win costs with leave TO dendi to an."eI ia twenty oy'
James H. Thorn r.. Ca'harne DECENTRALIZATION granted
Order 10 be srtil,d ~ one cay. noiiee
BEFORE Justice SUTHERLAND ,
Marsh AIT. Niarh-Tnc motion to set ASIDE the
~ rsrf, order u 'he % ~ April lB15. confirming certain
sou Of tie report OF The Referee confirming aif export
party Plri1a ia hrry to move, on f're, d'y notice
or ofd.r confirming aid f.pori, iu whole or ~ aH
y Gardner 90. Eiy Moorc.-Moon denied without costs
Nm N k,p.rv.i ~ NJ art Fdward n. Coruic- - 81 -
No.ion 70 di.'ov, Injunction denied With eio c. ..
even, ofthe action ,-,, A.. ". e.,
l-sv, 20 re-nrpo Of Referee confirmed sud order
granted
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srPRrME CouuT-CRcUu.- rAEI mos. lls'.
i.ls ,e Ils5 ss 1876 81 llse, l25 1857. pt ~.
os5 Gs1 Irs l57. 81. -. 1872. 1913 PART 10.
"a lcr M. 1890 ~ 1910 ~, no 1883 1918, 1873 sJo
iifa 1924 its lCsi lfss az l,nl loo. -. -.o
SUPERIOR CoUET-PAET Nos. 5Hpi 5J34,
Sal 81 so51. 30 1905, <hll ~. W 49,
500 s,57 sslI PaRr i-Sos. J-If $50 III. tI' Soi'
~ s0il, "a J7o $40. 5l.g, 5la'. ai.2 aiat -
CORR or COMMON PLEAs-PAKT i.-Nos 81
as- ~ flig ,s ~ ~ Cd 76l. ai2 -. g76 ~
"a PARr lI-No. is sit 81. S,s 40. 80. i0i'. 1914
l0I. g23 aos tJ5 "a $50 laJ8.
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TrnYcier-, Gnidr.

To Albany. by Hudson H. r., from Sohst. DePo'.
u and IL. m, md $40, o. and ~. p m anii
d.y train 'ffom 9th II. r. N. CITY Gals run De
tween Chamber and Goth IS. stations
10 A'in' aa' ~ ..
To A5sny landing al principal places onths iiud-
son by steamer 4. Iibbnd. Tucsdnys, TAursdays
and Saturday, aud Daniel DT.g Mondoy, We'd
nesdlys and ", rom foot Of Dcsbfo'ses''t
I'M Ias'i AZ me- Se%jcrcy r H. loot Of
Cour'iand,s,.. ard II. a. M P in.' snd u I'm
uien.h'' ~, i,nion linz. Pi.f ssKR.
Norwich Line Pier - Y r.. Neptune Line firr
~ ~
TO W , 80 by By New Haven r. r. via Springfield
~ aia 10, r. iiiis, and Sih
To Bo,tog ~ I've M nd M saudav.... o. m.
To bhd;seps' BY '''ai''' 3:9op m
r. c,,ing5,,; Rochester 1aao sannnca sud
W. mti ~ " ..................... u
R.R va Pie Eaiwny foot Q. Oismneil ~ -, so,,
nrciny with Rnl'rosds for al prns'pai ctesln =.
thu West a. .'.'.'','. II III
l. Cisreuport @ laui OF Saturday, ~ 10
Yapbart lslip Fafunedals Lorr Island. by i.
J. Railroad nom Janiei-sp and loot OF H'ntI. -
r T. 6J .:c:ei siiasr 49,
port Tncsaay thursday aud saturday, from mar .
HsIh I By ,ci nav "
,Tf,,,i.,r, Sor.h observation-disclosures. p. NJ
To Newburs. pourhksrp.ie, Renraon 'ad king.
ton lsndingu A. Coe.ens Dnck, Wet Point and
Milton the stasllo. mary Powell, daily from foot
OF De,brossess v R................,..... y 2. M
,r, Peel Siipst ID AID ................. II p m
To New Haven. by ,.ie New Haven II Il, sthst;
srd4tfay. Al T. g. ~ O. ~, III, p 5;ih ~ and p :"
t. tli, West. ~ rrinsyivunis tc''fsi kaiToud.
from foot ~ Clurfland T.. wa flnh4J piif "a M
rnd y. ~. sunday trau.. r NJ
To IN. v est, by Ceutrai Railroad OF Ne"-Strs'y.
| VII Allentown, IOui Uler : Il, L. a. Ii-' II a.
and $500 p. o.. sunday tram, y J"
To Camden, by steamer Jcf-e iloyi, daily ,sui-
fryt excepted, ffou pier n ". CONNECTING nj
port Mon mouth with rain@ for tarnder.... III M
To Philadelphia, Ivy New-jers'y hailroad, ioof 81
Court llndi a., T. 10 and ~. NJ, j. rL nnfr r.
M and ~ midnight. sunday ................s. p III
goPhiadslpha ~ Rs wey and stel.nbcai, tcuir
dave a. 81 iulieu and hiuOay, iiofn loot
oFIarr4y..' EXnlcs..... p III
AIN from f b. isi o. Iio1in.on. IT, r. al p.
To RED Bank MI Long Bfunrh BIZ steamer Jesse 49,
Hoyt daily rou pier a. l................... =! D. III
70 Washington by seE'jcrsGy u. X. foot Of
Courandtft. :, 3 and ~. D. ~ .. m, aud ~ -
- ",1b.r lirn,stiou In req d 10 Railroad Time Tables
az. aav.rs. nents npoih,t ul.i Of tha paper.
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Arrived.


s,sembio ,adne Gerry richmond via Norfolk 30 hours
fd.~. ana pas... NJ LivlDEtor 90. =, - L.
s,ennsip Commander Powell. Wilmington NJ c. days
Nsva snd pass. hrtur LeaN. = r. e,1
S.ss,r stsplcn Cloud Lurss, Wellington, d. c. 6o ho1r'
Sbir uonsoop fof New Bedforil Lorns San francisco
retr in the Pacific 80 day rom thence 20 Cape Horh lat
" n = Ion experienced severe hurricane rom =
s-lN. - hirh la-trc u lour,.
srin Mr.. D.d-n Coiiney. Boston days, for Bergen
Point ,orr.r rIf % troTgc Buckley. .
tss tLel tof nax, y. :. Norris, bridgeport, u H. u
days coal 10 j. b. " hitncy & 60.
hi. Or.uoco BIB Eder.in. Windsor, ~ s.. days TO
~ X. DcWoifA Co.
sch Inra iRrl Irgrns Grand Mansn 50 days, with fish
John Boy1f'cu's Son L Co
schr Ocean Belc IRON Virginia days with timber to
tloyoke 1urrav.
schr Kathleen iBr Pein Corvallis l6 days, potatoes to
Dgryea hyde
Schr C. - e. Brooks Brooks Philadelphia for Providence.
schr. Rosciu-t Brssey Thomssion. lime
Sshr Henry Clay. Hammond. FIanki days, lumber to
7. VI MAYHEM 4 Go.
schr Jenny Lind Cole. shulee ~ days .pars to snw
Richardson
Seir : 4 King Cindin Calais with staves, Jed Frye
schr Mecca sma. Lubec DAYS, spars to Jed Frye
SELF Statesman Cole. MacLl1s days, spars to snow
Ricnardson
schr y. q. FLOYD. Kelley. New Bedford
Srhr Clinton Horton, New burg or fali LlVer
sclr julia Mary, Linneli. Bangor
schr Andrew stewart. Herbert, Providence
solf Ned Sumpter, Lord, th1abe.nport Tor Portland
SDokea.
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could easily control the violent minority II they were a.
II !. asserted by the miners that the object OF the OPP
orators Is TO run coal up big price and that their re-
crest for troops only been made to cover the real
designs on the market
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FIRE CRAcKERs. -Rudderow, Jones & Co
sold at auction yesterday at ~ o'clock, at Hiekss
stores Nos eO6 and POS South-st, ESQ boxes Of No
frecracker on account OF the underwriters the terms
being cash in bGrLab,e funds delivery and the goods
TO be remove from the warehouse before Saiur
day. The first lot comprised 500 boxes. stated ~
be damaged only to the extent OF an occasional box
having conc in contact with wet one, and were taken
by L. johnson, NO. 81 Beayer,t.. az s. per box. The
next three ots comprising $40. boxes. damaged only
as above were Knocked down TO Mr. johnson AZ 81 20
per box The next lot sold comprised 900 boxes which
had been submerged and taken 10y W. Dessan, at
condition. we're puIchraed by 4. DusenberrJ for 2io
Der boz.
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At the sale Of Burdett Jones Co.. held at noon nj
No 100 wa.st 225 bundles Of Sea Island cotton were
sold at CO. al s7i a. 49, So md 70 cents payment IN
coin 25 p6 cent 25s bales of Upland cotton were put
up and passed.
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CITY ITEMS.

IMPORTANT TO MUSTERED, OUT SOLDIERS FROM
THE PACIFIC CoAsI.-We learn that the Atlantic Mail
Steamship Company will furnish transportation from
New York to San Francisco by their line Of steamers
at half the regular rates Of passage to all officers and
enlisted Of the army who entered the service in
California adjacent Pacific territory, and who may
have boon honorably discharged. Application shonld
be made TO Mr. d. b. Allen, the President of tho Com.
pany, at No. Bowling Green, New.York.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD ofNEW-JERSEY.

" -Passenrer Depot in New York. foot Of Lbcyst. and
Freight Depot in AewYork. Pier 10. 2 North River, con-
ne ting at Hampton Junction with Delaware Lacsaxsnne
and Western Railroad ElSon with Lrhgh Valley k-
road and direct line to Pntsoares
and the West. without
GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE TO TIE WEST.
Two Trains daily from the Nest except Sunosy~
when evening Tran. a.,
Sixty Miles Two hours saved by this line to Chicago
Cyrinnl 81 Louis etc. with but change Of cara
sfRlNlb ARRANGEMENTS.
eIcins pril ~, 1863. leave New York rs foows
AT 600 a. n. Tor Ea.ton. Msach Chunk. NihiAmsposS
Wilkesbare. Malsnoy City &c.
Ia pi-For bergen j onf.
NAL TRAy-At 800 g. for bennington, ENton, W@@
Gsp scranton Wkesbsrre Great Bend Pittston, binsnA
u. &c. -. cx..<
Bend Allentown Reidin; Harnsburg, Pittsburgh and me
Wet but change o. Ctncinnsl OF CNcAgos
ana but two changes 20 ,t Louis ,,,
loo H. 2 s.JH 53l. 20 and II m for flizaoeth
i2.Oo m. TEMy-Eor Ess,on, Allentown. hsucb Chunk.
Wisesborre. Reading. Potsvils. Harrisburg, &c a,
An m-for Eastou. Scranton, Great Bend betneien ~
asnfoun Maucb CHUNK and Wilismspori.
5u M ror sonieivile sad Flemngton.
t:2o D. m.-For SoneTyiie. . An.
100 n m WKsrpRS ExrREss TRAis-to Easton Aieo-
town Reading Harrishnrg PITT bugh and the West Secp-
I'M, can through from Cyto Pittsburgh every e'en1s
| ErIrAByrBpoRr And NEw-ioRK Fg EY-i'esve New
York from Pier No. ~ r. ct 300 Boats atop az bef
gen Point sna Mariners Harbor n....
Tickets West be obtained Of tho once ~
C.ntra Railroad Company. foot Of loerty-st, N NJ al We
Asor House Of hot IN and 5ln brosdv sy sni ts p~
| eipal hotels. JOSIAH U. sTEARNs. Superintendent
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TR ArNS LEAVE NETWORK
For New Haven. 100 00iEx.l ll3a M IL 10 ttfV
3na tfyl aiS 40 and s,atkx,l ?. IA. -,
For BRIDGEPORT 100, SEQ. ttx,l llD ~ M i|i' tEAd
400 fFxl a.5 40 and o Oh try.,) p. M. , "a =
For Milford and >trl0ri. ZOO llD NJ - @si M
For farleld soutl port aud Wespcrt 40" h"A H. ]4''
43Jp. a.. ~, ,osa ,tae ., ~ IL 0rxA
3 a. 40 So 800 (Ex.,l p ~ . .
40 $50, il.,O a. -. Aso iSlf 80 p ~
tor t'rserwich : 10 30 u0 d ~ BIS, Al, Do pm.
Tor stamford 90 geo (Ex) $50 ll3p A. M lZt3 ltxb
40 M 1a4S 40 5.S0. $50 500 lex Q. N -.
Eor Poi Ches:r and intermediate stations 200 $50 LII
a m. 3l5 439 J.3o, t.31 l.t1 ?. "a.
" ' CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston via Spriugie d. 800 lfA,l 3OO tEx $40
p. m. 49,, ,ots ~ .eno, O.,
For Hartford and ~ inghed. 200 tEz.l a. m tEn,li A
rx.) Fla s.no .. ~. 80
FOR Connect River Railroad 90 a. m. OK, i2l5p.
10 Montreal. 3UU p N 10 Northampton.
FOR Hartford Providence aud rshku harosd 800, 'bxD
q. N. r. 10 y. H. a.
For New Haven New London and stoninson Rai!soads
500 b. ~ ~ ~. 800, 500 y. u.
tor Can,l Railgoad, i2la Q. N. 10 Northampton.
For iiot,atonc hsi,roud. a. M. end p. m.
For Naue8rntk Railroad. 800 q. m, 800 y IN.
For Danbury and NorwhA Railroad. 100, 80 m, 40
?. -
JAMES IA. hONr Snp.
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nort-Uarfens' Nofice.
STATE OF Nrw-YoRK.

STATE OF Nrw-YoRK,
,opr-WApprSs' OPrIcy, No. li "sll''
NOTICE is hereby gwen in accordance with
seeton of the act passed April IL, 1881, entitled Al
Ac 10 Reorssnie the Warlus Office OF tho Port Of View
You 10 al persons interested in having charge Of ne
su.ct mattel of such inquiry examination or survey t.t
III. following vessel, under examination y 1ns on
Naren ard that the said examinations VIZ D-
thin ten days next succocdin. this notice on
board aid vessels: go,
Ship Galcua sss''''''''. y. -
Barb Belfnou'...... ....-.+.-. ..'sss'''.. -
brig Aqulla. - T. a.
Sclr Gen Meade. u " n
schr. Dacotsh. .................... Atlantic Dock.
MINTnORNk TOMPhiNs, President
IlrGs HHnRIyAS. sesretari.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun Sun Sets.....I:I3 Moon 'ets' fV'u
aIea waTsg THIS DAY. NJ,
sandy Hook. 6+S Gov leland. '.Juih tich uate''' ''A
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NEW-yoRK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.

u 7.
~ -SUAMER AKkAEnEMENlS.-On and after NON.
DAY June . 1866 Trains viii leave TwcLtysxfhst Station
or Albany and Troy connecng with Northern Western
tra At AID 80 p. The II train connects
Troy with tram for Saratoga Lake George Burlington, and
Ruand and by Lake CAa nsn Boats for PitsbVrlh Rouses
Point and Montreal. Seepng attached the 4i0 D.
train At Albany Tor the West.
}. &, BUCKHOUT nsiucar ana Supt
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The General Assemblies oil both the Old anu
New School Pro5bytcTian for the year lsoo occur at
~. Louis
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VISIT OF PHILADELPHIA FIREMRN.-The re.

VISIT OF PHILADELPHIA FIREMRN.--The re-
ception which was given to the members Of Warren
Hose Company No. 90 Of Philadelphia by their brother
frcmen of this city and Brooklyn must have been ez'
ceedngly pleasant and gratifying TO the visitors The
Philadelphians were met at Port Monmouth by Com
mttee connected with the New York Fire Department
composed of the following gentiemen: Assistant I'm
giueer 7. L. West. John 5. Craft. A. Yeomans f. Is
Price, Peter Keenan, Albert Baker, Andrew Blakely
H. George Dinam. William Mehan and T. H. Cox
On their arrival they first prOceededto Broohlyn where
several fre-oompanies were awaiting then. lheS
were escorted to Fort Greene, visited the Navy ard
snd at O'Clock partook OF sumptuous dinner at the
house of Constitution Engine Company No. T. Al y
r. NJ thew left for this city, landing at the foo {"
Wal-st They were received by Warren Hose Com
pany No 80 and the following companies: Engine Coin
panies Nos A. It, 90 "a, % 20, 80 40. ~. a.; nose
Companies Nos g. Is, &C. H. II, lg. 20. 81 % % ~ ~
%. 40 81, and Hook and Ladder Companies Nos o. *
and a. After parading through the principal streets
of the city they were taken 10 the house OF warren
Hose Company No. % in Spring-st They Were re-
flashed with an excellent collation. there amer whch
they retired TO their headquarters the es'eneeeI
House in the BoNery. To-day the Phllaaeiph.ahs WI
visit Central Park and other places oil iipTSs alu
viii be given dinner by fireeompany IN ilarieh.
Friday grand banquet will be given in then honor py
Hoo Company No. 50 at Irving Hall On SATURDAY
morning they VII leave for home
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COTTON SALES. -Simeon Draper sold atpubho
auction on Monday afternoon in the Exchange Sales
Room 453 bales of Mobile cotton confscatedtby the
Government II was sold the condition that pay
ment will be required within three days after the sale
in gold CON- or in certificates OF gold coin a ~ per
cent. to be issued by the Assistant Treasurer. NO
allowances were made. The following was the result
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UNITED STATES .DIsTRcT coURT-jrSr '.-Beiore
Judge HyITs
PnfyE CASE

This morning, Assistant plsirici-Auouey H.
H. Mo, r.q ru.rri decree of distribution ~ thc case
of he Ire ~ and BET csrso Tine ciif' rcr-
am, ,td 10 is a The rit"d state. frc'is
of hlf o ,s share sd thc .i..Ders Nphon "ilrfhr'
Aabafua /. asssu and hrn.us he oher hAi
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ERIE RAILwAY-Trains leave Depot foot

H Of Cb.inbersst.. via Payonia Ferry; nn,
Day fXpres for tanaDdais,a hocnrs'et I
Salamanca West Connects at Buffalo Win Lake onote
and Grand Trunk Railway and at Salamanca Win At'~n's
aud Great Western Railway. . , ON,
ago = m. alk and Way Train. daily. to ot'vilie
10 Express Mail, ior Buffalo connecting WIN iaAs
Shore Railway. 49,.
4pm Way Train, for Port Jervis aud Newbur;h. r.,
Might Express for Csnandaisua Rochester punA"
Salamanca, and West ~,
p ~ Lightning Express, daily 70, Carandiisa koehee
ter Bufalo Salamanca, Dunkk. aud West Connect, &
bufso with Lake Shore aud Grand Trunk Railways and&
Salamanca with htlsuc and Great Western Railway
Euisran Train, daily. for Buffalo, Salamanca Dun
kirk and West
HUGH RIDDLE. Genl Supt New-York- '
wv r RARR. (ienn Pass. Agent. New. York.
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7EW-YORK aud NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
1855 SUMMER ARRANoEMENr. 1850.
COMMENCING 5iAY Is, 1903
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK

PASSENGER station IN New Nork corner Twenty Seventh -
and t5ur'h.ave. Entrance on Twenty -SeyeniA''i
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HUH RIDDLE, G'n Sup G. NeW-i o
WV X. BARR. Gent Pass. Agent New York.

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-On and
afer MONDAY, June s. 1855 trains leave Thirtiethst.
station for Albany and Troy connecting with Northern and
Mesteru trains az 30 e. ~, 2. 4, 6, 1o:B Sleep
me Car attached To and 1880 trains Thee
train runs through Buffalo and Suspension Bridge VIA Troy
without change OF cars Sunday train P "a.
~ j. NJ. TOCCEY. Asst. Supt.
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T ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Trains will

/ leave James.slp, NewYork as folows
500 ~ Gfe,uport Mai and Passenger Tram Stopping
AL Way Stations and connecting with Glen Head hosyn shs
I-mpst.ad Trains ma, c..
1888 a. m syosset Train stopping AZ all Way stations
an n m ,,recuport Express connecting with hosynf
Glen Head and Hampstead and stopping - AZ stations eat OF
r will eav, AZ D. M making a. the connections 10 arm
ale and on which DAYS Express Will not stop besween
Jamaica and Deer PARK. SD, 49,.
80 o. m syosse assenrer Train and all Way Stations ex'
coptine Glen Head and Rosyn.
$50 .. IN. FOR North Isip Hampstead Oieh heao aha
Roslyn. -, p,.. =, q. n
- W. w. q. CHARLlCK, President.
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Rig Charles Miller Of and for Boston from Cape De Verdes
june ], lat ~ - Ion. 65, u days out
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ATLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN
n RAILWAY e v BROAD GAUGE ROUTE. PAS
sENGEK TRAIN LEAVE NEW-l0RK. via. the Eric
Raj yrsy tom foot Of Charnbersst RUNNING THROUGH
no CLFVELiND ~, WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS,
connecting with railroads for all princpa cities IN the West
Is road ne NJ extended aud will be IN complete
rrnnug order 70 Mansid Geou UrDana, Dayton, Cnc,ar
mali and -. Louis. without break Of gauge .
T. IA (oopxls Gen. Ticket At., n. SWEEPER
tls.dy,le Pa General Sup'G
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