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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-06-30

OOUU dold fenS, Mounted holder Z.UU to buU
All the goods in the above List will be sold,
without reservation, for ONE DOLLAR EACH.
Certificates of all the various articles are placed in
similar envelopes sealed and mixed These en-
velopes will be sent by mail, or delivered at our
office, without regard to choice. On receiving a
Certificate, you will what article it represents
and it is optional with you to send one dollar, and
receive the article named, any other in the list
of same value.
By this mode we give selections from varied
stock of fine goods, of the best make and latest
styles and Of Intrinsic worth, az nominal price,
while all have chance of securing articles Of the
very highest value.
warding the Certificate, paying postage, aud do
ing the business % cents each. Five certificates
viii be sent for 81; Eleven for 81 Thirty for s5;
Sixty five $40; and One Hundred for s15.
SECURE A cERTIFICATE!
There is no hazard or risk. There are no blanks
Every Certificate represents an article As we
seIl none of the lower grades of Jewelry no per-
son can receive less than the value of their money
and they may get an article worth FIVE ten, or a
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
Every person knows what they win receive be-
fore the article is paid for. On receipt of Certi-
hcate you what article it represents and il is
of course, at your option to take it, or any other
article in our List of the same value.
we guarantee entire satisfaction to every pur-
chaser, ahd if there should be any person issatis-
fed with any article received from us, they may
Immediately return it and the amount paid will be
refunded One trial will prove to any that this
sale gives purchasers greater advantages than any
other ever proposed.
AGEsrs.-We allow those acting rs Agents Ten
Cents ON each Certificate ordered provided their
remittance amounts to One Dollar
They win collect 25 cents for every Certificate
and, retaining TO cents, remit TO us Is cents for
each. Address, GEO. DEMERIT & co,
apl4 3oS Broadway, New York
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-06-30
QUEENSWARE.
GROCERIES.

A large assortment.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-06-30
HATS.
BOOTS AND SHOES.

ry quality, style and color, from l2l cts up.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-06-30
n pARND0IIAR6 81 SON

pb BLOODY RUN, PA.
RESPECTFULLY informs their friends, and
tbe ,,blie in general that they are receiving and
keen constantly on hand a Large and well seleez'
ted stock Of Foreign and Domestic
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-06-30

Persons desiring to secure Stock in this Compa-
ny will please call Immediately on any one of the
above officers. APPS
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-06-30

ALL TO BE SOLD FOR ONE DOLLAR EACH
100 Gold Hunting Gases Watches each $4,000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-05

and principles OF free governments anu 'n' oqu'A
rights Of men, the question Of quaihcauon or re-
lection should be submitted TO the whoie CON-
munity freeholder and non freenoiuer' "hetner
entitled or not TO the right Of suffrage under the Con
stjtuton submitted or the existing one In our case,
there has been no extension of the right NO person
who upon principle should have it, and had 1t not before.
have been allowed it; but, on The contrary Its exer
cse NV tbom who before had H. Las been uhected to
rost,ction 10 which it not then liable And this
has been done Notwithstanding the plain terms of the
au pnder which the Convention was held which secured
II without other restrictions qualifications than were
uroyided by the present Constitution and laws. am
then upon both principle and authority clearly Of the
opipon that the oath prescribed in our case is neither
constitutional upon any ground legal or binding
But there any remedy for the wrong done and now
about 10 lie cOnsummateds l think not. except ns !
shall presently suggest. Whether our Governor could
defeat it is a question not submitted to me. aud. as
things are, forbear TO express An opinion upon it,
He has himself carefully considered it, and is convinced
(and one who knows him as well rs do Will ones
ton the sincerity of his convcton that he has no such
power. Nor can any practical relief be had b. resort
TO the courts. 1t is not necessary to say why Every
one will seerom the nature OF the quesonfroin the
condition of the Sate-and the near approach OF the
day when the wrong will be eected-that it cannot be
avertcd in that way. But the wrong is not without
remedy. The people possess the power to reject it,
TAcv can take N, oath aud rote upon The adoption or
rejection Of The Constitution. Because the Convention
Transcribed its power am satisfied il has, that is
why the people should succumb; on the con
rary should leave them to adopt tie only course left
TO redress ~ wrong.
The taking of the oath under such circumstances
argues no willingness TO surrender their rights. 1t s
indeed the only way in which they can protect them
and no moral injunction viii be violated By such
course because the exncton Of the oath was beyond
the authority of the Convention and as law is there
fore void.
With regard, your obedient servant.
REyERDY JOHNSON.
Messrs. William u. Bowie c. C. Magrudcr. John ID.
Bowling Prince Georges County
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sotre from the grasses and trees Of their Owl state

factnre FROM the grasses and trees OF their owu
which they desired sell in order to Obtain lo1u d
cashiers sister had brought them to MI beecucr nnu
Inv his al vce they were offered for sale TO his cohgre
raton for which purpose he said he would for once act
auctioncer ,
Accordingly a number of fans wire grass ana pa
mett0 baskets watch pockets, and other knickShachs
were brought upon the Platform and offered Tor sae ~
prices estimated (as Mr.. Beecher truly said Dy tue UP
position OF the buyers gye rather than the Intrinsic
worth OF the articles.
Mr.. Beeoher made the first purchase himself taking
wire graz basket of reasonable size. at 3d. me most
of the other things sold in the OF few MN
ues at prices ranging from Is to $40 At last the even
Of one hundred and fifty dollars was collected, Tor
articles whose real value it would be extrayagan to es
innate at twenty five dollars altogether, and then the
sale stopped few articles being reserved FOR The
festival next week. Among these are dolls Of such s
perhnusn-or rather observation-disclosures as II mas
rarely been our lot to behold 1t suggested D some
spectators that these hdcous creatures possibly con
formed to the Southern notion Of Northern babies.
The rest Of the things offered for sale generally
pretty. though of little practical use.
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Rosscuyers Arrived.


Tn tie steamship Wey bosset from savennshM ana ~
Reey Mrs Hart, Mis- Hart Mr.. Moses and CHA Mrs 20.
and daughter Ars. Hawkes. aud children hr- pss
Mise Nurry Mrs. Ne aud enid Mrs q i,ren, j. N W r
T. q ByIne s. d. Solomon and brother. y d. Bostrt 'hns
White IL. D. Law Mr. Miller, wife and clid y D. tieft ans
son. Dr. Higgin wife and eli q, two Misses gyms 'aPs
Wells W. r. Holland Dr. J. Higgins and son. y isaacs-' ~;
Lurop Miss Albright, Thoma, suder, Miss H. hart ana
the storage.
In steamship Msriposa from New Orleans-MsjorJ Com;
stock IT,. 4. c. Hertz ". ;. Mlc WIFE, children ana
Me. Fla Dove, Mrs. Scott; daash.I and sons N.
Waterman aud wife c. h. Wat, A. G. Watt, j. j. Pnngles
Mr. WeinfuIter Miss Weiniurter Mrs. Hammond mr@
Tareton children aud nure, Dr. A. 4. Mclen and WIS.,
A. ~. Canlkns. C. l.. Furgerson, A. y. DaAn Augustus
Wenken. +. A. Robinson. - -
In steamship Lucy from Bermuda--Dr. ii. NJ Smith y.
Smith, -
la steamship Ahsmbra from Chareston-D T. Sturg-ss r.
H. Locke wife and Miss Crafts L. Hail. ID. Ottenhergue.
H. MoTev wife and daughter, Rev. I r. Peck. Mrs-
Ihomas Miss Thomas r. Bacot. Mrs Wil,schen Mrs Pills.
bury Miss Kate Se,son. Mr. Marsbal A. J. flens Il
TAYLOR w. Duryee T. House Mrq. Dodge endi children Mr.
Bern aud wife, Mr. Gas children and servant Mrs. NJ.
Barnet and child. Mrs Miners, and in the steelsge.
Ia steamship Heyeiii from Liyerpool-N. T. smith wife
and family MIR NcIoughn and wife, b. Marks and femiys
Ms scott family Mr. Mexican and wife, Mrs Duncan,
Mis- Taylor, Mr. Glanz.. Mrs. Dewhy Mss Ryder, O: o.
Brown A. Latham 4. Brugiere, g. De Poe e. Heymsnd J.
jenkins. NJ Franklin. and III in the steerage.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NEW-YORK........I
Cleared.

Cleared.
Steamer John Gibson Kelley, Georgetown H. B. Cromwell
ship Edinburgh tBrl Rosken Liverpool J. @. Dale.
Steamship Fung shuey, Hldreth, New Orleans H. bCrom'
Steamship America Cir Savannah wakeman, GOOkin &
steamship Chs.e, Rogers. SayanGsh. s. Jones.
Steamer Eu.erpe Elridge, Wilmington H. d. Livingston
Steamer Zodiac, Buckley, Eeaufoort Murray Nephew
Steamer Falcon, Gates, Norfolk Nh er h9g s9,o1s; a,
Steamer Chesapeake, Sherwood Portland H. D. CTomweu
ship prin1 Albert Ham, Plain Hamburg R. H. slOmas
shp Caravan, LAWYER, Hion Head. S. C., HOwl'nd 3
BARK Vim Wilson (Brl Crcur.llo, Londonderry, sioco-
Bark Heene lDan.l StrSe, LEGION, somsn Edse:
Ram Morning STAR Stirling s. Jago. WsyjeN Co
BARK Christine (Br.l, MclNhser, st. Stephens, Miller 3
Brs Mairon HIlnnn. Washington. }. Smith.
l}rig " aneuug. New ORE ans. Topper & Beatte. .
Bris Emma Dean OBJ, Mount Ma,smoros, smith Dun
sg Lizzie Troop fBr) Grosenich nernerara Jos Eness
Brig john Barnard CBrl. seaman Havars, j. T.. WndS
CO. -
Bhs AeI. Niokel., rracey' Sasss, Thc%p;on Hunter
Bhi Ihoms. YouG. (Br Young, oharlOitetown.PEL.c q.
Brig Conqae.. (Br Reddns Yarmouth. N. s. Brett SOS
scIr Minnie (Br) Bsrbiere, Nassau, Miller Houshton;
schr. Ajmecr ,Br.), Mills, CORVALLIS, d. DeWoh %
sehr. NJ. Wsrns Burnham, Charleston W. H. Robson
sohr. T. winan,, Morgan. wiminton; =. J; cambeI
sehr Golden Gate Cha.e Norfolk T. h. Chase 4 Co.
schr J. b. Myers, Milan. Washington an Brnnt sashA
schr Carolina Fox, Phiadelphia, Bentley smith Co.
schr c. Brown, Godfrey, Gloucester. J. A. seison.
Schr W Baker Pierce, Gloucester. J. \. sietson.
schr Pearl, 1hompon. Bristol ~ O. tilisbury
>chr Dearborn Hartman bridgeport Thayer sargent
Schr. j. W. Hi1e Brown Georgetown, BaAcr 4 Dayton
sctr. Signal stokes. Nrw-Hayeu.
schr. c. Dennis, Nichols. Nashinzton, Jonas smith
s.chr. Hamilton Ogden, WA'L IL \. abbot;
Schr. Armenia, Cawlen. Washington. -
schr. Margaret Ann iBrl LOvegTow, St. Johns lillian
Tow send. 80
sehr. Andrew sprgue tBr). wadusn, Fire Island, s..
z l. Nevins a Son.
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ACCOMMODATION.
From The Richmond Times, May 3

from Iic tlcnnlohu Alh's way u
slowly but surely the work OF reconstruction
is Going on Fighting end. and people are turn
ing their thoughts peaceful pursuits returning 10
their homes cnltyatng their crops. reminding their
fences and setting about earning subsistence for their
families. The soldiers fast finding their way back
20 homes long deserted. correspondent OF Ilih NEW
YORK TRIBUNE mentions seeing captain in Lees
late arrny Il, his home blowing up small garden lot
with his war horse. He had ost all his slaves aud most
of his personal property But he had wife and chill
dren whom ho was bound TO support, and had gone 10
work ike man.
There is no craftsmanship Ike that shaped by neces-
y and common Labor Is the true way To restore
the Son,h Every man in the Southern States should
follow tho example ~ this captain. Out OF the soil
with industry applied 10 IT, comes the wealth that IS 10
restore the south order and prosperity Ii may go
hard Al first those unused 10 labor TO attempt 70 earn
heir own living but they show tue DISPOSE
ton TO help themselves they viii ind Others ready 10
assist them Let the people themselves with az elias
city of spirit recover from their depression of spirit
md be hopeful of better times which are sure 10 result
from the restoration Of peace the reopenng OF trade
md the return of the people the Industrial and agr
cultural pursuits OF life.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-05
S Sas,e - and Miss NJ Graham Miss Anna Msvss mrs
oM i, poaman Miss Emily Husband, James Culderwood

Sn ssef =. and Miss NJ Graham, miss Anna Msvs. MT
. poa%an Miss Emily Husband James Cuidef~ood
~ evtsnp huheaoo for Liyerpoo-Mss Margaret Jones'
OF OF, Mrs Corri Mrs Lewshsn, Sarah Hunter.
Miss os,sn podinston Miss Adams Miss Helen Waite, Misc
Harriet ider OF rhiiadelphia Miss f. Marsh Wm. Can
nair wife and child John Grady wife and two children.
1heo iahn vie two children servant Mrs c. Ceriera.
two Children and servant Mrs Sundnachrr and two CT dren.
Dr. W. McCaean aud wife +. Middleton and Vie John e.
Adams, wife aud son. Thomas Marsh Nm cree, VIM J.
Kennedy, Of Pniiadelphia Robt. Masie John Mooney
Tho Oecan, Mrs j. w. Alnsou two ehia,.n "a nur.e
T. Callahan and wife, Daniel aud Jeremiah Ca.,In T. s.
DeNsrIas j. f. Harris, DE- Rodriques John Msba.on and
wife with others in the Storage. go
In steamship Fung shuey for New.OrlesGs-A Ms,Ls NJ,
arderson VIM Trowbridgr w. +. Henry J. T. n,n,,sa,
Inins Liienthnll S. /. BOYD I. H. Pat, y. Powell srA
lsdy Mrs Barran child end two sevants s. B. Brush IL
Kr,pp g. f. Newhouse. j. Gitsimsrr, T. PeycLond ana
i,J grs r. Finch, Mira Ann Farreu. A. Pcblsnc. DR. Reh
LANE, Panes and ldy r. &. Robinet " > Al Daniel Dds
coll Lieut. McCauiey, Fred DriscsD H. stream Y. Percy
p 4. Taylor A. $. Johnson A. Thomas, la Collins r. r.
Dyke, 6u1 others - u n cu. a,
and Mr.. Yaes, and children, Miss L. brogn Ars
Wade and child Mrs q. hinchbacS and cnilar,a T.
Crockett w y Libby, Mrs Hawks and children w. a.
Con,inet and lady Geo Stuart and child o. '" Jai'os
Patrick T. Suffer Henry Mccarthy l.. shenenneh H. ~.
Sylvester. H. Curry, James ManeyInan Daniel hodcA iresS
Prester Albert Pfoder. X. A. allen. - . .,
In .tean ship John Gibson. for Washingon-f u 'o'n
stock and wife p NJ Hitchcock, w. D. johnson, Ihoma<
Manner, and others
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-05

FROM BHRMUDA.-The steamer Lucy brings
Bermuda papers OF May 80.
The Rebel steamer lmogene had arrived at st.
Georges with 900 bales Of cotton from Galveston.
She reporis that there were nine steamers loading
with cotton at Galveston, and that The ingrcss and
svress we're easy MS tie blockade is very stringent
Tie Hamioa Ga.ete states thai the whaling schooner
Sarah r. Lewis of Boston, Mass, Capt. Farewell from
whaling voyage, last from the Island OF ST Thomas
which place she loft on the 10th inst. arrived on the
18th She has 100 bbls. of whale oil for shipment.
The Whaling schooner Admiral Blake. Capt.. hHnt
vav Of and ont four weeks from New-Bediord caiied
OF the South Side on Friday for the purpose OF ptuns
ON shore a sick seaman She LEFT again on saturday on
a. Iui.p
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Pnssruuers Sailed.

Ia s,.,hin pa,bureb for verpool-Miss Harmon. Carlos
reb.yrpd" V,y.rde q. W. Marcmardt and servant, +.
D. 'f soy o Nswsrs u Ma.nOn p G pn.de Fqn
cisco Grands 4. Yneh,nr's James Msw nes, Hso'ss
bcbc,s 81 G,ps QuJauo csmilo g. onauo Senior T.
ouiano G. Harmon, d. 4. Glenn, John Putnam, John C.
sryyn,m nd yifr Mrs WIN. Glenn Mrs. +. w. Durham,
" ~ R.sss William Smith, Henry Kennot, 7. Ilapin 7.
McKenns n l. Sloan. John Stewart, \ Dtie and wife, j.
Ma,st D,v,rs C. D. Cobb Of Hamilton, James H. Stoler,
Jobn r IJ,linbau and wife, Otto Cook wife and daughter
Mrs T. Davenport and two children B. Lapaee and VIE,
stephen Alien Benj. Buckley Of Paterson, NJ j. Charles
Wolfaesei w Cundel Mr Jane Harrison, Sister 81 Clair
Mira Plucas the Rev. Jnsrai. Phinea. fslc9nes
& Cs,sts Of Mon,icx Mts. LeySe,s. Mrs. d. utahsm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-05
BORT Waroens' Notiee.

STATE NKw-YoRK.
PoRr-WAKuESs OFrIcg, No-loi Wal.st-
NOTICE is hereby given, III accordance with
section Of the act passed April H. 1885,. entitled Ap
Act to Reorsanie the Wsrdeus Ocs Of the Port OF New
York" an persons interested u having charge o. the
subject matter Of such inquiry examination or survey ,hAS
IN. following vessels under examination BY the RON
srdens and that said surveys or examinations will bs
completed within ten days succeeding this notice. %
board said vessels:
OAK - -
Brs Cubs ......, Woodruff 4 Robinsons.
MINTHORNE ToMPklNSi rtsstdsuA
!. Aus's HsSxInAx. Socgvtarx.
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Aid for Southern Ladies'.
A sALE is THE REV. HENRY WARD BEECHER's
CHURCH

CHURCH.
On Thursday evening, June !, prayer-meet
ing WI, held in the lecture room of Plymouth Church.
In the course OF which Mr. Bcechor stated his views
upon the subject of Joi Davis and his tate lie reer
aied his opposition 10 tile execution OF Davis or any
other Southern leader tho mere ground OF treason
not because Davis did not well deserve it but because
such punishment would not have amy good effect. and
would probably result In great harm. He said the
charges against Democraces that they were law
less tickle aud crne The two first charges had been
abndantly rclted by The war; lie earnestly desired
that the third might BIO routed by the peace which fol
lowed the war.
After the close Of the meeting, Mr.. Beecher an
nounced that some ladies of Savannah, formerly
wealthy but now utterly ruined by the war. had sent
To- the President Of a wellkDoan and old established
bank IN New-York. with which they had In former
Year, kspt accounts, low ARTICLES OF tlslt Own uaha
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spoken.

Shin WHEREFORE (Erem) from Antwerp for Newly ork-
3ls ui, OF Nantucket
ship John II RyeI.on, from Liverpool for New iohJuns
p lat 40 81. Ion. DO 30.
Bars A. v Goodwin, from Cenuesos bound IN 10 Havana
leuA ing-Nsy 20, In the Gulf
RAN r. H. Knight from Matsnlas iog New-YoIk-June I.
Bns Clara Louiss bound E-Mey 80 lat A. 49, lon 81 IS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-05

FATAL AcCIDgsT.-A child named Catharine
Burton aged years. while playing with her htber In
afternoon was caught by a screw on the sheft and
whired round several times. The brains Of the girl
were dashed about against theswnll before tie ma
chincry could be stopped. The parents reside at No.
Van Eruu.-ft.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-05

APPOINTMENT OF u. 5. DRUG 1NsPBcToR.-
Dr. F. Willis Fisher Of this city Friday received the
appointment of e. s Inspector of Drugs and Medicines
by the Secretary Of the Treasury, vice Samuel Bowen
removed DR.. Fisher will enter upon the duties Of hin
Office at once.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-05
RRooKLYs CITY MoRrALITY.-The TOT

BRooKLYy CITY MoRTALITY.-The total
number Of deaths in this city last week was TO- OF
which 81 were adults and 10 under q years of age.
The principal diseases were: Consumption and conyn.
sions. u EACH debility. T. smallpox, 5; Group and
bronchitis each marnsmus. a. scarlet fever. a. ~
phoii and gastric fevers each, &c. Under one year
Of age g. Natives Of United States. ~ Ireland, a.
England 4; Germany. 3; Prussia, !, unknown, l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-05

Mr. Joseph Dougherty OF No 81 Adelphi.st. brooklyn.
accompanied John Ward ard Thomas MGioy into 4
saloon 81 the corner OF Prince and 1hompsonss, and
while there robbed by them Of a gold watch. On
Saturday Detective King and Officer RELY u the rth
Precinct arrested the thieves and Ia tho possession II
King found the watch. Justice Dodge committed
them for trial In dciant of y so bail.
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smiled,

lrxx 3st,an,ers-anss Louisiaps. Ednburg j. Gibson.
Fnnrn. Chase Monterey Fnng Shuey America, sodiac.
ships-Charles Baker Escort
Ba5ts.-T Pope Bounding Biow, Lucy Francis. Morning
Star Chrsans - ~,
Schoouer.-I De Ia Tore, {. II. X, ). Cook.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-05

ST.. JOHy's CoLLEGB-1he Commencement
at ST. Johns College, Fordham is on Thursday. June
30 and not on June o. has been erroneousy stated
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CITY ITEMS.

BOwBRY OMNIBUsEs.-It is announced that
on ard after to-day the Bowery and Avenue c
lire of omnbuses will their trips passing
through Avenue c. Houston-st., BOwery, Cbatham-sL
and Broadway 10 South Ferry. and return.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-05

A HEAVY LOss.-Mr. $. j. Sherman Of No.
272 Fulton IT, lost package in Fultonst Saturday.
containing IS 900 in greenbacks He thinks ho drew
the package from his pocket with other papers,
and dropped 1t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-05

DR0W NED WHILE ATTEMPTING TO I'ksFhT.-
Coroner Lynch concluded inquest Saturday upon
the body Of Christopher Murphy, who was found
drowned al the foot OF Fifty srthst, 6owsnlh about
week since He was n seaman board the ship John
Bright recently arrived ron Liverpool and III attempt
ing 10 escape from duty lost he life report was eur
that the mate had threatened to shoot some boat
men for attempting 10 feb Murphy ont Of the water
but thai was dispiOyod and verdict Ia accordance
with the facts and exoneratin ghe mate from all blame
was rendered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-05

GERMAN Masonic LODGE. The Germans of
Hudson County organizings Lodge # Free Masons
TO be located in Jersey City and TO be hailed as leu
tonia Lodge. r. and A. NJ. The officers have been
chosen and are being examined prIorto installation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-05

ATTEMPTED BURGLARY.-An attempt was
made to enter the basement Of No &c Cranberry st. on
SATURDAY night last but the burglars beng f tened
at the approach Of the police fed They had !eroedei
in entering rear basement and hall doOrt Nothing was
taken.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-05

BROOKLYN CITY CorRT.-Thc Juno term Of
this Court will commence tins morning when tho hrst
20 causes Will be called. Tie calendar embraces 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-05

COUNTERFEIT BMLs.-Coupterfeit ~ bills
on tie Bank Of Seneca Falls were In circulation On
Saturday evening. Several were passed on store and
aloo nkecpeIs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-05

ACCIDENT TO Col. SASFoRD.-We learn that
Col. f. S. Sanford. President Of the American Tele
graph Company, met with an accident on Friday in
Brooklyn resulting in the breaking Of one Of the small
bones Of his leg and severely inluring bis knee.