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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-27
IIiinois Wheat BIighsed-Great Lose Of
CtOps-Causcs Of the Blight-Chess.

We have held back a letter for some time,
which written by WIN. Tucker. at Alton Illinois.
July upon the subject Of blight in wheat hoping that
should hear more favorable accounts than are there
given We sorry TO that news from the ILLINOIS
wheat crop Is not favorable. The grain is BABY
blighted by what is called rust" Mr.. Tucker gives
The following causes:
Drouth in 1864 made late blowing and sowing, and
the ground was badly prepared. The plant grew slow
iy till the middle Of February then remarkably fast
and made large straw. March { and severe cold
snap killed much wheat and injured nearly all Of il.
heas. promng % to 80 bushels az acre. Early il
june, fierce cold nights Contracted the straw, and
caHsed sap 10 exude and form rust and blight SO that
many large heads contain grain Others have grains
shriyeled TO one fourth the proper szo.
Many estimate the crop Of Winter wheat at less tban
half an average in Illinois and Indiana
In the vicinity OF Alton many ne'as Evil WIN not W ~
vested and some that harvested Afford 10 grain h'
for -four. .,o~ .o,.. =,
Beside the loss from rust there is another cause Of
MANY fields which were sown with good wheat
have produced almost exclusive crop OF cheat
One 81 nv neighbors has little hed OF - aois, , an
n,Ser ia. one OF 20 acres. and IT brheved ,nere
en.,5 moi be three bushels OF wheat op,aieu iion
sther field An English farmer near me. 10 was ha;
particular in obtaining pure a,'co VI oSyo NM in
e.. an exclusive crop Of cheat iet neBIo Pu ~
va. ~, little spot Of some six or eight acres Oh ''
farm which had never been broken up nn.n 'A' rnl
corn and potatoes were raised on '"' ground and Ii
the Fall he sowed 1t 70 whsaI 20. mis- crop is twothird
cheat His wheat DID not turn TO cheat there wa
no twn1nS " ,.ae case, his crop only stopped at IN
original Condition Of the wheat plant which was that
oaeys. by many years Of cultivation chess was in
proved and developed into wheat and under prope
circumstances it readily stops at the original eonditlo
OF the pant-cbess. Corn. oats and grass were he'e
better here than they are this year.
We have nothing TO say upon 1.-The chess question
Science says: Chess Is never produced from wheo
sown." Practical men make still stronger cases Una
the above and upon the evidence OF their senses beev
that science il at fault and there hangs the question
Who can say az know" and settle il to everybody
stisfactioni
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-27
Trial Of the New Steam Fire Engine Met
pepsIitan No. 1-Her Action 1t the
First Fire.

A large number Of firemen and prominent
persons, among thcm Fire Commissioners PincEney
Epgs Brown and others. assembled yesterday after
noon at the foot Of East Twenty ourthst at O'Clock
for the purpose OF testing the engine which arrived
in this city on last Sunday morning. description OF
which appeared In previous edition Vi LUZ AHi''
UNR 49, ,.-,.... A..
eat of the driver being quite elevated and the tender
is to be drawn by one horse. Both combined they WIN
be quite novel institution In the new ERE
and from all appearances viii give entire satisfaction,
When the FIRE was kindled she was tested. ard IN "
minutes there were 60 pounds OF steam up and the
engine working bri'kly hall an h1ur @ter" ,h
the second third time, steam can BIO raised 10 hve
minutes Her pumps 81 inches In dageter, and have
| q stroke OF IL inches
The first test was a stream through two lengths OF
hose the length OF 100 feet and 0neneh nozzle which
was thrown into the East River horizontally at dis
lance Of ga feet Two streams were also thrown
through two lengths Of hose, under inch nozzle at
distance Of l5e feet Then there were 20 lengths Of
hose twisted on Top o. .he Empire works, building
over six stories high, and with 100 pounds OF steam
pressure. stream was forced up 10 the TOOL over %
feet above the ground and distance OF 40 feet beyond
These trials given with the engine taking sue
ton from hydrant which was not capable OF giving
water enough Several other trials In different ways
were made and all quite satisfactory.
The egst Vi one Of Ihsss aDginaaE eR9gt 900 but
II order is given for five considerable DEDUCTION Is
made, AZ.
Under the present system the Fire Department S Ss
fair to be equal not superior to any In existence
lack OF funds. however is serions drawoach 70 .nS
successful working Of this Department ana y - nopea
that the proper authorities will look after TINS matter
in order that the organization may DO properly man'
aged. At vrpp
TIE ACTION or THE NEW ENGINE All a i LEE;
AtY o'clock last evening tho bells struck tae s'e st
Of ire and the engines In the neshbSrhood o. the
City Hall were as usual on hand promptly All eyes YES
were turned to the Exempt Enginehonse' Nnero sae
new engine il located. and several remarks were made
BY the bysanders the praciicaOiy Of the Metro
potnn. Some asserted that they could no. 30. ,ne
horses hitchol ard the engine started ~ qucA ~ "o
Another man. whom 1t might easily be seen Is not IN
favor with the new plan. yentured Ills opinion anu
Ins few minutes however perhaps not more tnan
five after the bell struck the new engine was
away down Centre st.. team attached anu dr'et ~ Ms
,t IN The great astonshment Of thousands VINO nave
not lad The Chance OF seeing the new apparatus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-27

,cSfR0iEUM-Thc market for Crude has been quite
.Sulas and prices have fav0red the buyer. Closing at
EISSo. Refined IN bond has declined and closest
'ePitE-Prices ere steady, but we have only few
ANAL lots to report at sa9io for Rangoon. and 100
,oio for Carolina.
sSssrs to-day prices showing change worthy OF no.
cs sales Of 50 hhds. Cuba at liic $50 do on private
farms; and 26ls boxes Havana at l2c. for Molasses
S.ssrs and 1874 TIC for Yellow to White. Refined is
cuoed at 20c for Hards The stock is about 60 600
Shds. 900 boxes 1890 bags. and 1850 melado. We
quote as follows:
Cuba Muscoy ado lOi Isl Fair Refining. llialli
Cabs (bxs) Ito l0ll4 l2i Fair Grocery. 1911 l2i
Cuba (o1s.lll tol2is Sisa Manila -. .loiall
Cubs (bxs. )l9 to q. lot d16i Melado. as
SPELTER-The market is quiet. but prices are a
:ss ssd s1nsr' sales Of Sis'An 'sS and Lchish
SPICES have been only in moderate request; prices
however" for most kinds firm, and the tendency
bupward: No. Nntmegs are quoted at s5a9 Oc and
the stock Is light.
SALT-Ths demand is light; there have been no ar.
rivals OF Liverpool since our last; holders are firm in
their views.
s0AP-Csstils rules firm at i7c cash; sales of about
KINS-Gost-Receipts 1871 bales Matamoros 1873
bales Curacao and lisa bales from A spnwa. We note
sales Of 1870 bales Tampieo at 47ic gold $50 bales Cura
rss and 30 bales Patna, private terms. Prices firm
DesraReoeps, 30 bale. from Aspinwal2 bales Puerto
u Ddles AucOslurh, ana ~ Daes
California Business confined TO small par
cells; no change in prices. Goat-Tampico,
4fta3Oc. y 10. gold Matamoros. 45Q47ic. y IT,.
gold; Buenos Ayes. 35dB7ic. y 10. gold: Payta
Sd37ic y NJ. gold; Curacao. 35GJ7io. T. b.,
gold; Cape. 35QJ!c. y 10. gold Deer-Honduras,
toSS@ie ID. god Vera Cruz 5od59ic. y 10,
gold: Central American. All y TO-, gold; San
Juan. 45d47io. y 10. gold; Sisal, 456i7Ic. 2 10,
gold; Angosura. 3Od32ic. III. gold: Para 45a47io.
10. gold.
SEEDS-Thsre is only limited demand for Grass
Seeds, and prices are still unsettled. and omit quo
tations for the present
STEARIN = The market is fairly nctive and is
nrmer the stock Is moderate; sales Of 90 600 10, at
for Common. and pc for prime White City
TEA-The demand has been quite active aud very
null prices were obtained, closing firm. The business
was chiefly 10 lines for immediate use.
TIN-Pig has been in less active demand and
We quote English at 35c Bancs, at oslo.
gold and Straits at 27c currency Plates have been in
moderate jobbing demand and frm at Sl3asl3 so for
c. Charcoal; $40 50d sl2 so for l. c. Coke; 50 e7i
$40 25 for Coke Terne. and Sl3 5Oas for Charcoal
DO.
TOBACCO-Kentucky has been in good demand and
1rm.
TALLOW-The market is fairly active and Is fiTmer;
,aes Of 30 900 rs at llidlic. for Western, and lli0
Ito. tor City. cash.
WOOL-There has been good demand for Fleeces
but the business has not beon large in prices have
special change to note yet the tendency is toward
III Improvement.
WHISKY-The market 10 better and Is fairly active;
sales of $50 bbs at 90 IL for Western and small lots
at % IS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-27
Falling Of Another Wall-several Persons
Injured near the Maseum Ruins.

About o'clock on Wednesday afternoon the
vicinity of the Museum ruins thrown into CONNIE.
ton by the falling OF the rear wall on Fulton Of ~
building lately occupied by Knox the Halter which
nearly destroyed by the fire. and Of which this part was
all that remained.
rubbish and several Of them were slightly Injured.
One man named Thomas Mulig had both bis legs
broken. and was conveyed to the New York Hospita
for treatment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-27
The village Of -rown's Valley Consumed

- ne MarysyiIe Appeal june 20. -,
20 broke ont in the United States hotel,
grown's Valley about o'clock p. m, june 10, when
soon spread from house to house until the wGon . Ss
pivmou,h Hotel French Hotel. and the Marysyihe
Livery Stable We have not learned the estimated ln.
dvd1a losses but in the aggregate the loss not less
tban sixty or seventy thousand dollars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-27

IT'LL Down AN EMBANKMEST.--On Tuesday
s.s hn Mary Blair. while walking down Eleventh
az. near 6ixtiethst. became frightened at the aP
Of an express TAIN the Hudson River Raj.
bss eho stepping suddenly one side. fell down Tue
distance Of Is or 70 feet. receiving severe In
e. injuries She was removed TO her residence IN
'"H1lntlst. between Ninth and Tenth. ayes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-27
Abatement Of the Cattle Epidemic.

MEMPHs, Tuesday, July s. 1868
In the Arkansas and Mississippi bottoms the
disease among the cattle horses and hogs. has bees
broken up 1t had been raging for some time the We
tins dying In from twenty -four to forty eight hours
after the attack The supposed cause was poison from
the black gnsts which very thick some time ago
There has been great loss Of stock Men were
attacked By the same disease from dootoring the cattle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-27
IAdyertisement.l

BAD BLoOD-The RED JACKET STOMACH
BrrsRs the best blood purifier in existence They cleanse
ad sf
By all druggists and general dealers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-27

A frightful instance of cannibalism is re,
cor,ad IN tic case Of the NewZealanders who sezsd
par Mr. Volkner an Episcopal Missionary hung
tue naan,ated him and subsequently ate portions OF
the bodyTmen, women. and children uniting In the
dreadful orgies. oor-
It is stated by Washington newspaper cor OK;
ths telegraph wires have been cut aud the
inference is that IN Indian war Is imminent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-27

der.Stofm-Prixe.Right Up osptpoueAs
CINCINNATI. Wednesday. July &C. 1868
A severe thunderstorm yesterday did CON-
siderable damage to property in this neighborhoOd.
The prize tight for Oh. 600 side between Clark and
Heating. which was to have come of, has been in
definitely postponed by the arrest Of Heating, who y
held to bail to keep the peace In the sum Of $1,000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-27


Reported for The TRIBUNE for the geek ending Usda0Gay.
July &C. 1865
Amount Of stock at market:
Cattle Sheep sbosss Fat Hoss Veal,
This week ..............28O ESQ $50 lsO0 $50
Last week. .............l leo 5625 $50 100 800
Une year ago.........2.l28 1921 200 go 500
PRCBs-beef. per lu0 10 total weight OF hide. talow
and meat extra S2 son l2 - brst quality. Sill asa II 50
second quality $50 asa I'll IS; third quality SsGsl0
lew choice single pairs tia; some OF the poorest Cows
Bulls &c, 63GS7.
Working Oren-None.
Core Young Calte.-Fsir quality e3Sd S65 Extra
er5a 900; PsriOw and Dry. sra SIS
Shep-Per 10. live weight $dsc. Sheep and Lambs per
bead in lots 81 1888
Fat Hoo.-Per r. lldl2ic. live weight Sho,es-whole.
sale ia &c resil l3dSc. Spring Pigs-l7d25c per ID.
Veal Cai.es--&8G sl4.; Calf Skins, l6dl9c
Naturalization. 5dSe. y ID Country lots, &c.
TaRoc-7d8c. y 10.
Pdfs-37d7 each, in lots
REnARks-Wh nearly twice many cattle a there were
ss; week and the day coming prices rather
lower and sales duer notwithstanding the 800 bought
Albany rather higher than they did week Some
of the Brighton butchers Albany and bought for
Themselves and perhaps from spirit Of competition
with the butchers thu, they bought heavily The quality
Inferior titan the best qualities While OF the
Western sod within perhaps t. n OF last w~es the
grades especially Of the Northern cattle sold Ic.
more 70 less than they would have brought then.
The large supply Of lambs has also reduced pses which
think have been remarkably well sustained thus far Lambs
from 5Oc to y head lower than Last week and saes
consequently slow and ussa,isiactory.
Ia the mich calf aud store pig market but little
change Fat hog, are higher
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-27

july 2S-lo6ls bbs. flour 81 bbls Whisky. 6se
obs Corn Meal % 800 bush. Wheat lO- 500 BUSH Corn
80 $50 bush Oats $500 bush Rye Is 80 bush Malt. 80
pigs. Ashes ITO pkgs. Oil Cake. 90 pkgs Provisions.
LIZA pkgs. Butter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-27
fAdvsrtisAment.t

TURKISH BATHS, No. IL demonstrations
-Qontlemen to q M and to . n. M Ladies. ga H. to
p N. Greatest Of Luxures" Try one.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-27
tAdyertlsement.I


The Rev. DIR. s. M. LANDS, the celebrated
Radical Reform Advocate PLadophie will give his popular
lecture. The Secret to Happiness Cooper Institute on
MONDAY EVENING, July IL, o'clock Tickets Is cents
key 10 Love, or Key to Heaven presented with each
ticket
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-27

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURr-JuLr @-Before
Judge sHiPnAS.
PLHAs.
George Barry, indicted for the murder Of John
Riley on board the ship Minerva, pleaded not guilty. His
trial IL set down for Tuesday. .
August schmidt indicted for smuggling not Undertaking
Epslish plea OF not guilty entered for him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-27
IAdyertisrment.I

LADIES SUMMER CATERS 81 PAIR
CANTRxLL s dposng Of his stock Of light CATERS
low prices and they just the articles to in
the country during the Summer advise early call to his
establishment NO Si3 Broadway between Eleventh aud
TwslRh-sta
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-27

Steamship Asia bound to Livcrpool-Julys p '
Shin Hrt.h Ons-n bound E-July ~. $50 m "A =, -
SLID Marmion. from Manila for New iofk-'hy "'N
a lon. 50 So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-27

COURT CALENDAR-THn DAY.
SUPREME COURT -CHAMBERs Rs barnard, il
Court opens 10 O'Clock this day No ~ Cosg ag Rsritsn
aud Delaware Railroad Company; No I23. Fuchs ct al act,
Stisf.i ct al Nos la3. Lun ag. Lun ct al.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-27
eUPERioR COURT - SPECIAL TxRn = july 6.-Bsfore
Justice GAVIN.
DRCIsIONs.

Martin Bates, jr., agt Austin Hall.-Motion for
order declaring satisfactory granted payment BY
defendant Of &l:o 10 plaintiff assisee. PhPins ks'en
rt Adophus u. Beoker.-Moton granted without costa
Same AIT ssns.-Motion granted John McGuckin sg,
Anna Augusta Mowe-Moton granted and order Of arrest
vacated defendant bring action. Charles
Stewart st jeremiah q. HsmionMotion denied with 81
costs John W. Taylor ast- Morris ke,chum, se.Moon
denied A. spen brown sst Frederick u. RichHdson.-
Order denied.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-27

A CARGO OF SUGAR.-The bark Niagara Of
Montreal. from Remedies, Cuba arrived on Wednesday
morning. bringing 500 bids. 3i ticrces and so bbs.
sugar.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-27
CHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NEw-YORK.."...JuLv o.
Cleared.

Cleared
s.e,m.h!p Creole Thompson, Norfolk and Rshn'od' !"
Steamer Frsnconis Sherwood Portland III B. Cromwell
Steamer Z. C. knight Mason, Georgetown. g. B. Cs'.
s,sam.r Aibem.rs Brown, Norfolk and Richmond, Hvae
steamer United States. Share Savannah wstsusa. oess
steamer Jersey Blue, Arsy, Boston, whissy Hs1S
Steamer Ceres, Booth, Boston. Whitney H..hsv.Y
s;s.%.hip Dscetsh, ryder Iesoii City Point end Hs'
mSpd Person r &c. CollI 9:,,,, Thu. p.oh.,
f s.Ii tssI sfisa f s:1S.as'
Barb Picou isI hsy.y Turk h Island S. asc"a '>
BARK Acme tBrj Csmbbsll, Vera crn. Haso. Co
R K K,s sm, F c$ fsin Cox p:I ss: +;
BIZ BIZ Pawn Sas1ne es Si pni.i j.o%s R.s.. so.
Brls josephine tBrl copsdon' Cow Bly, d. d 0'A'
Bns NJ Z. Thompson. L.mphsr. s.ascs, w.ah o.y.s
Brig West Indi. lSwedh SodsJuis' B'i'''l - sunsA
Brig Ellen D!eii. tBr) McElhinny Bhasspass, C b. q
sd T. Cost. f Rics. Peel Aspuw. P.o.e. R.n,s.Ace
schr. Caroline Hall. Doughty. PhilsdslphiA w. hsesS
schr John Byers (Br.) Pye' Aones0u' u D. - - "
schr. Levi. I. Davis, Ks%r.on. MsSn., l. B. qsSss,
sssi Ripple Bs Robert Me- cs.: ci Ss.a..s s.o.,
Sehr Mot, Bedsl. Bsd.p. Richmond, II. Racket. ses
sclr Minnie Rdpp.lsr Hisbee. Beaufort. n L Mscsssdy
sehr. MirsnJA, Hardy Point Pstsr. 0osdsosps B..
scSr G.s,vood Gardner. Washington, @. A. srsnshen-
Soht MOunain Home Msr;hsn, Masss0sdA Boy end f'''
Ssh1. o..an oI Haskell. Boston Mayer 1 Sargent.
schr. Crusade. RsynOr New Haven IL 6 RACKET. Sos'
schr Ihoma. LsngdoS B,pors MS H.. ses san r..
schr Joseph Timer souIe. Philadelphia, Bentley smith
senr. c. r. Young - Elizsbethpors, Miller Housa'
schr W oe.ner Lee.e Jacksonville Van Bruns slssht'
SloOp Odd Fellow. Dyer Orient L. l.
-
Arrived.
steamer Honduras Aetns Ms'ssy Wg IN Nc MccinSc.
KEY West .ay 10 Win 1a S1
Steamship DeMOlay, Sampson. New'oreans days 70
'I s,ssm no Hudson Alexander days. In b.
scSS Mary Susan eof Nassau Albury Eeuhs. day.
s:sss.hp Warrior Mott, New Orleans days. in .sss 70
steamship Scotia iBr Judtins Liverpool 18th, oueso'-
town 18th July md e and pas. ~ cyn.rd a., ,,..
via Fotre. Monroa 30 hours In ballast to U. s. Quarter
Steamship Moro Castle Adams Havana 22d Inst, mdss.
STEAMER Imeres Clin savannah July 70 with mdse. and
pt Ship % RsoSss of Bristol Ensl Meev.y. sh.nshss
March IS with teas 70 @ B. MyTswOSa &C., Inn. ..
snip ~, Alexander y. ns n, Gs. Marshall
BARK Rschabite Lemsu, Glsce Bay dsys coal to Brett
'G BARK Fury, Gray, Nsworean' II days. with md's 70
master 49,. al,
| TO master. a
BARK Anaconda Chapman Pernsmbnco % days, with 90
gar to H. II. swift 4 Co. Len no vessels. 49,
bssk Norwegian (ot Monres, Musans, Remedies days
with sussf 70 inaster. A..
BIZ Ceres. Wilson Trinidad. Cuba, II days. sugar &c.
Bas Povsr. Alien Cisnfaeso. II days with 'us 10 P''
wort Co. 81, ...
Brig Ida Abbott. Clark. Arroyo with sugar to mssssr
schr July Fourth, Shaw Port au Prince days. 0s"''''
II. BeecheT Co. M, .., l., 4.
sehr Korte. Elliott Mayssues 10 days. with sugar &C.
| y. Talbot Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-27

HOUSE, THIBP-Officer Bradley, of the Fifth
Precinct yesterday arrested William Piss for having
broken into the apartments OF Michael Gerand, at No.
20 wism.s at. and stolen silver watch and clothing,
altogether valued at So. He was committed by JUS
tlce Hogan for trial in default Of ejOO bail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-27
CITY M VS..

NEW OPERA HOUsH-Mr. Samuel N. Pike,
OF Pixies Opera House. Cincinnati has purchased tho
property at the corner Of Eighth.avs. and Twenty.
and designs erecting Opera House Of spa.
oious and elegant proportions The western side OF the
city needs place Of amusement and lyric temple in
the quarter mentioned will be likely TO receive a large
share Of patronage. Mr. Pike, we believe has become
citizen OF NswYork. though continuing his mercsn.
tile and operate business In Cincinnati.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-27
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME COURT-CHAnBxRs-JuLr X.-Befors Justice
BARNARD

HABEAs CORPUS-IRREGULAR COMMITMENT.
The return to the suit in this case showed that
the prisoner In custody order Of the Court OF
Special Sessions Counsel for the reaor took the ground tia
the commitment defective. being signed by only Of
the Justices and their power extended only to summary
Of dsord-rly persons aud not 70 that Of persons
accused OF dsordsy conduct and s.y that he erred In not
committing for period preceding siy monhsthat by recent
decision, such commitments mus, be- Tor exact tme and
the sentence being vague wss invalid
Tho Court took the latter ground and ordered hs discharge
Of the prisoner.
DECISIONS.
In the spplic,'on Of T.. Wiley Tor discharge.
The Justice should have hr~d the period Of imprisonment
prisoner 10 discharged David Lerentrett sst. Joseph
er-R.fsrence ordered to report SGsabe peI.on to
granted and order vacated without costs William hoes
worth ss Jane HolesworhRspof; confirmed aud Judgment
Of divorce rrsn,edcuody Of the children awarded 70 p.1
ia. 0eorge II. Leach sst Georso Observation-Disclosures
denied
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-27
advertisement.

IAdvcrtisementl
PfNB APPLE CIDBR.-Dr. TALBOTS Cox
CRNTRArED MEDICAL PINEAPPLE CIDER will you IL
You sok and you well will prevent sickness See
long Advertisement In WEEKLY TRIBUNE from April -
May a. 1865 inclusive. Send for Circular. One
pie bottle cent free by mail receipt Of 3c to pay postage
b. ]. BABBIrT, Nos Ga TO II Washington st., N. z.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-27
MINIATURE ALMANAC,

I MINIATURE ALMANAC.
San Rises..4:5l Sun Set,...."T:3i Moon sets.. -
| HIGH WATER -
Sandy Hook LOST Gov Island. IL 80 Hell 0ats... l:W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-27

DROWNED WHILE BATHING.-On Tuesday
between Ftr fourth and Fifsv. ftb sts was drowned
while bathing in the East River at the foot Of Sixty
fifth.st. The body was not recovered Deceased was
q native Of England aged IS years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-27

COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-sPsoiAL TERx-JuLr B.-
Before Judge CAspoto
DECISIONS.
Peter Il. Ross sgt. Dosephus q. mmon.-
Notion denied
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BORT u1aroens' Notice.
srArr OF Nsw-Y iSi r.,

STATE o. Nlw-Yonn
poprwAapuxy OVyIcs, No. ioS wsh %
NOTICE Is hereby gwen, in accordance w aa.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-27

STABBED IN THE STREBT.-Officer Fisher Of
the Twentieth Precinct, at early hour Wednesday
morning found Philip Physter In the street. who stated
that he had been seriously stabbed In the abdomen by
to his residence, No. 32 West Thirty-ninth st.. and
medical attendance summoned.