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wFsIcaFsTEs INTELLIGENCE.

Axola-.s srriors DIssrGBASca a. cESsAsA PAnK- -
Ab,u. O'Clock Sunday afternoon another those
driarDauces which have recently been frequent,
much o the terror and annoyance Of persons residing
10 the vicinity took place vt Germsas Park Eelrose In
the eourss OF which several persons handled rather
roushly. one OF the latter young nan named David
Tyls was struck with sabre AMI eeve-ely wounded In
IN tha irht hand, besides being struck With club over
the forehead. number ef rcspeciabls citizens are
taking steps privately 90 bring tho matter before tho
proper authorities TAI proper means Tor preserving
gritf may 10 provided, or the place closed W altogether
LiRcyxY PY q Doys-rc.-A rosy looking servant girl.
named Mary Sherry, about eighteen years Of sse was
arrested yesterday AZ the eomplslo. Of Mrs Fogcl,
residing Oh the corner OF Boston road and william street,
Melrose IN whose service she hai hsen for The last two
mouths FOR HAVING stolen quantity or female attire.
An immans, chisncn, which bod also disappeared
from hrs Eogeis dress bs, way found, with several
OF tho olber missing articles, in possession OF tho
dause. she will probably bs sent 10 White Plains jail
this fofsuoon
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nulalsIlNs MsIIrss.


Arrives 81 Two yes-cls fror, Infected
Port. bat Va Cases oI Siciyue.s sH Eorrd-
Tho couvnlescen,s from the Hospital Stir.
Tho Big bessie, Captain T0hins, eleven days FROM
UevanA-wll,n pen " row badly Infected With yellow
fcsef--auss - 81 ibo lower station Saturday. Che
loss hsr mate and one man. who died In Havana All
the rss seven In rumbcr, we're sick IN port bu, had
recovered on AiIigal here. TIE vessel, however, Is
A. slned q ne lower Ray for cleansing and fumstor
AMI VIII discharge ter In Quarantine before being
suor>.i 10 proceed the oav. HcF detention IN TIE
lover NV vii not continue beyond fcar or Eve days
t sy,y eriisnc, s afforded thai she is entirely free
frc,, me, on aad AL danger 81 contsso on.
nj a -raf, al bark Lirra, Captain Bcensvcuturr, ar
rlyef resterA y from H1vans ia bsia., Her conps.
mont 81 fegre ., officers aud Greg vefs az well; bus
A. she ca, fIoN iaieccd p6fi The HsAth ofdecrs
sn de.an her sv Gays and subject her 20 the uslal
Sanitary pgeesrii0n." -, So, -.
nSnss uags slrcssy been rab,shej, vefs allowed to
come 40 o. 10 city yss 'erday
mo wors OF cous rpcli,g the hospitals on tho Wet
BsnS il yf srsssnS rard, All Of The cribs except ore
y SUM- aud mach Of the erN work 50 far laid "a ADORE
high water
Dr Swineblrne dcss not exrsr 10 &c, possession CT
Coney Island btlors septcmbes. A. there are lcgal
diincgIes 10 the way when VIII require tlle
10 FsInosa For i1sia1ee, Tho town or 6t.fes.
end has occup.ei the ground since 1sl',
aud COW claim, 70 10 hs ou ler; On. thu oshfr
hsnl the hers o. L,iy Dehcnb Noo,9y lain 10 g
NE 0EneO a Ne oonse 4yovpl spdsy gfspt " opS "
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the original Dutch Governors OF New York, ana nnaer
~nich they continued 10 occupy II up to 1926. II has
peen ascertained that there now living over sixty
nere OF Lady Deborah and II Is found impossible TO
purchase OF either II these parties 1t price which
would be approved OF by the Governor according to the
law Hence as tho general Law requires four weeks
for persons rot known to be caimantA
mat period al least eapso before even application
can be made Tor ssion 20 fix tho value OF the
property which Is already selected by the special board
des grated in the act Of last winter neccssa
ry attends the contemplated occupation a Barren Island.
Another curous occasion OF delay hss been developed
In the projected building OF quarantine warehouses
Robins Reef Now, Robins Reef, il has been discov
cred Is the property in fee smple OF the state Of New
Jersey, whle the State OF Now YORK has jurisdiction
both OF the land and Ths law providing for
these warehouses passed By tho Legislature In ls60
and the Legislature OF New JERSEY at It's last session APP
pointed Commission TO ccnfpr with special commits
fion tho part OF New YAk which was appointed
under tho law providing for these structures Action
will soon be taon IL Is expected, by this joint commits
sion.
Hence 1t Is TO be hoped that with the adjustment Of
those various questions another will witness tho
ESTABLISHING of perfect quarantine facilities for the
port Of the Empire City.
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WEST lk0IeS.

We have sdvicss from 81 Thomas, IVES, Sndies, 10
the Goth OF juno The island healthy Tho CONNER.
oisl repor. says .
The extreme duness existing for al KINDS Of Amer
imports continues and the transactions have been
OF so limited character that IL 10 very dcult 70 make
any quotations Of prices that could be realized for any
quantiticA The stock OF -four has been largely in
creased BY several la'o arrivals without any improve
mont in demand; dealers arc holding from store 40
sll s12: rye -four, small sales st 20; pilot and
navy bread 20 per Dbl East India rice SC. osc Pro-
Wis ons also continue dull herrugs, % 10 IN re IL
some demand for handy tonnage for Europe and United
States Banks drawing ratio on London, S OK 90 d.
bills continue scarce, and the street rate for drawn
bills TO sell, IS for So g. American gold LAX per
cent prem um.
We have commercial reports from Barbados, W. L..
dated on the 26.h Of Jane, which advice IS FOL.
lows:-
All articles In breaisinms have declined, coinpe
ton being evinced By dealers they linking together
In making purchases IN order 10 keep prices dosn,
ing heavy arrivals. Mess pork, transaclona Lard.
f9 so per cwt Butter (Amcricanl heavy receipts all
stored Cod Newfoundland, quality Indifferent otiins
At SIS Herr,ugs at 81 go Coal in full supply White
pine about s2I slaves no rcceipis shocks. last sais
psc Tonnage IN ample supply sugar at So 20 So 70
Moiasscs, zoe. and 81 Exchange without alteration.
Weather very warm with heavy rains tho 25th, ana
s raining. Crop npoIoi,nns drawing IA 20 n close.
bu, will ia short OF The quantity shipped last year.
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s1ITlSa GUIANA.

Prom British Guiana We have received aiyices dated
ct Gcorzc,osn. Dcnarara, on the 25th Of Jone Our
marke, report slvises.--
We have had Eve vessels with brsadstufs ard threo'
with lsh, and with lie local demand n; much ouines-
has been transacted dursg the fortnight anl quotations.
~ prosent are only bUinnaL Flour al sizi cfacAert
50 5s bread quot large supply New YORK ~ 70 -
per tin Tbcro large UverstocS Of OIL slp"s o. cod.
rsh and prices are nominal best qualities hackerS
dull Herings good, at 81. Pork, mess a. ~ 20 ~.
s 70 Quality aud mekht Leaf tobacco Ssc. - soo, In.
ouret Tor smerIca3 POTATOES selling nj al prices
ranging II 81 10 81 20 per bbL stsves-R o retailing
a, s45 10 $50 per ~ prodnoe-Mosssss 81 Zoc TO 800
per mperial aslop common process sugar, little oor
M al So 4, 10 "a 2s Tue following alteration in DUP
vili come into operation on the lat july nest;-Csnfec
tl,narv-Tr isc 10 &c. Picked 1sh, except samon
AMI n,scLere per Dbl OF 200 lbs, from 75c. 10 25c
Na,ohes--Trom al TO soc. Match splts Equal to 10
s,aSs of matcbes from 81 SO 10 f3 IS sa-from &c.
nor Mound. free Exchange on London, eisty days,
slcs. ninety days, ftS2 per llo0.
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THE COURT S.
BANKRUPT C0U1T.

The Expense 81 Advertising Under tho New
Bankrupt Act.
Il, ths mater Of Jesse H. R55iason.In this case which
lie being disposed Of before Mr. James Dwight, Of
the Registers for this city, question interesting to Pc
ttioncrs in bankruptcy has been raised Mr.. Dwight
maintains tha be has right 10 order the insertion in
foreign newspapers Of certain notices required BY tho
at In rae t~en.yone Of Tho rues drawn up by judge
Bistchfori for government OF the Bankrupt Court
for tho Southern district OF New York, are given tho
names or New York morning and evening papers In
which III. notices shall he p1bshed THIS rule makes
reference whatever 'foroign papers, Mr. DwiFht
has ordered such publication in foreign journals; and 70
his acton IN this respect in The ea5, Of Jesse H. Robin
son, Mr. NYo, counsel FOR the petitioner demurs ana Gp-
peais for the decision OF tho JHdgc arguing that tho
order OF Dir DWIGHT would entail unnecessary expense
the petitioner. The opinion OF the Judge he
point may DO delivered IN the course OF four or five
days.
In Ire matter of James Wa,nseN--Judgo pintchrord
has 10 this matter mado an order that injunction
shall issue 10 restrain The bor and all other persons,
and especially James Creigg, bis assignee, un. there
has been q hearing and decision upon the petition, ard
until the further cfier Of tho court, from making any
transfer or disposition Of any Of Tho property OF .he
debtor excepted from The operation Of the bankrupt
act, and from any Interference herewith
In the above case, the petitioner BIT Walmsley, has
been order 10 appear before the Court on tho 23d inst
and show cause why the prayer OF his petition should
not bo granted
IN ne mat,er of Ads',,h Bdum-In this tho pe,i.
toa was the first Ged on the opennr OF The court on tho
LIST OF june but the form which II had been drawn up
was amended on tho 27ta OF that month. Tho Grst
MecbnB OF cTeucf9 nag TAKEN place, pooia OF ueDt3 Df
creditors were taken. MIR simon Robschild, $40
West twenty second street., has assig-
nee Mr. r. W. Townsend appeared for creditors and
stated that they ihtonled 20 oppose the discharge OF
Baum 10 banded TO the RegisIer list OF CHecors 10
tho discharge Mr. Biuniou hal IN behalf OF tho bank
rup opposed tho introduction Of The objections
stagi OF the case and asked that tho opnion OF the
Court might DO taken the point The Register accedod
to tho application, and thus the case stands for the
present
PETITIONS LODGED.
Only two petitions wero lodged yesteraay--Daniel
Indian, Jr, New York; COUNSEL Dooito Davis and
Wyman; Charles Il. Brownson. Now York; counsoi,
Henry stanton. The number Of petitions now beforo
the court IL one hundred and six.
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SUPREME cauaI-GRlMnsas.
The Warner DIvcrce Generalization for ALI
mony.
Dafrx I,.f. r,tf

The Warner Divorce Consolidation for Ali.
mony.
Before judge Lott.
Sayoh J.. Warnsr G, AgggagsI y WdIHey.--This action
is brought for limited divorce. upon the ground Of
cruel and nhumsn treatment and refusal the part OF
the defendant to provide for the plaintiff and her chill
drcn. An application was madc yesterday afternoon by
Tnos y Pearsal, counsel for paiutin for amony and
counse. fees pending the action Is alleged by pla
tf tina. since her marriage with the defendant the
25tn o. January 1857 he has many treated
her anl the children In cruel manner, and refused to
pro ido them with tho neccssar OF life. In Deem.
ber 1860 defendant, without provocaton whatever
struck the plaintiff several times about tho body from
the eject OF which assault she confined her bed,
and during this iimo he refused 10 provide her with
n nurse, &c. besides using threatening language
towards her and other up 10 Juno he
peately assaulted her and refused 10 provide her and
tho children with food and oioihng. On this day che
left him taking with hor the children In support Of
tho motion counsel for plaintiff submitted several am.
davits corrobsratng tie statements already svcn.
Counsel for defendant, Mr. Heaiev, submitted tho
AFFIDAVIT Of the Defendant IN which he denied every ale
CATION or cruelty NC. preferred by plaintiff lie
further sets frh that IN hs belief plaintiff would somc
times indulge In intoxicating liquors and that she was
induced b. iatner an brother commences this
ton AGAINST HIM Tho sdsvis of several other rares
were read setting forth that the defendant was man OF
good Character aud always spoke kindly Of his wife and
children. Judge ots took the papcrs and reserved hs
decision.
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SUPERIOR COUsT-SpsClAL TERM.
The Discharge OF Unitcd' states Soldiers
Eabens Corpus.

The Discharge of Unitcd' States Soldiers OH
Eabens Corpus.
Before Judge Jones.
IN re tie Haeas Corpus Of John C'Brien. This mat
tor before tho court yesterday tho Of
writ of hauess corpus directed Major General Butter
hald directing him to produce tho body Of Que john
o'Bren who was regularly enlisted INTO tho military
service of the United States on tho Goth Of juno last
The dischargo OF the petitioner was claimed ON tho
ground that he only eighe en years Of age This
would not however, have been sufficient obtain his
release, Of that age esolo for enlistment aud
military service Upon his enlistment, however, John
b. Gardiner Ninth United States in antry appeared for
tho Untod States and presented the The writ
OF Major General ButterHeid, which set forth that
O'Brien no. undor the control OF tho respondent.
AZ the time OF the issuance OF the writ he having been
sent awsy on the 1ih OF July, upon a regulation for
missed the writ
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JEFFERSON DAVIS AND THE AHOeHsOnvllf sOnDsns.

Washington correspondence July III Toledo Blade
The main facts on record in General llots Office.
touching the connection Of jefferson Davis with the
dersonviie murders, easily stated that shall
give paragraph TO them lest they may not fal under
The bel idea Of killing OF our prisoners so as not TO
be obliged to meet them In battle developed before
tho AD DSs pen was made made Robert
Ould, the commissioner OF Exchange, said
IN letter to General winder. 'rThc arrangement'I
have made works largely In our favor We ret rid OF
Of the best material | saw" The miserable
wretches" being 90 useful, plan was devised 10 In
gcon mot in evidence however, tina. when winder sos
his orders to make the unreasonable pen Davis told
him to locate IL as near hell as he could and WindsE
always insisted that he had succeeded exactly 10
filled with prisoners early in 1854 and pns In the
hands Of wirz Ia horr,rs began at osce. but
reported the authorities at Richmond and got his
instructions then. In May there were 200 prisoners
frequent and resulted 80 msnifssy from the iIsrsas.
Of tho pris that officer Of the rebel GOV.
ernment reported Tho facts and earnestly protested
proof that this report endorsed 'notedn by the
secretary OF War, showing that 1t had boon carefully
read. Colonel Parsons his testimony states thai.
moved by . desire to mitigate the hardships Il the
place, he ordered several trains Of lumber 70 build
snS % for the Soa ns % zee
board suffered to 80 within The removal took place
Immediately on tho arrival OF General Wlndsr rom
bad been increased TO nineteen thousand uiors than
o thousand to IN acro.J
Many WtnoStcS tcS,ilieu 10 uetIlnR WIZ Wln0ok
say they dong for me Conedsracy than
General Lee; aud that they More doing che
work expected Of them at Redmond In
August the number Of prisoners was increased 10
coo, and Coionei Chandler officer Of the In
spector Generals department. after reporting the hor
ribe condition of the prisoners, recommended tho 70.
moval Of General wDder and the appointment OF some
one "who docs not advocate deliberately aud in cold
blood the propriety OF leaving them he prisonen) in
their present condition until their number has been suf
lcieny reduced by death TO make the present arrange
Iaenis suffice" This report reached Rchm nd ON the
18th OF August, and Aiutant General Cooper endopsd
little prison Is rcprosch TO us O. nation Colonel
Cnandler's recommendation 10 cOncurred In - The
Assistant Secretary of War also endorsed tho paper,
these reports show condition Of things at AudersonS
yie which call very loudly for the incorporation Of tho
Department. In order that change may be made" Bus
after Mr. Davis and his War Minister had consutsd
about the matter General Winder, instead Of being re-
moved was put, by order No. g. dated Oclnber 81, In
command Of oil the prisons east OF she Mississippi and
tho work OF starvation and murder went without
further attempt to stop to the close Of the rebellion
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the NATIONAL LABOR CONGRESS.

TIE second annual session Of the National Labor Con-
grsss VIII be held In Chicago tho third Monday in
Augus mex, (leihl Every trades union. wcrkinrmsns
UNION ann eight hour league In the country will DO
entitled TO ope delegate for tho nrs' Eve hundred
bers less, and one delegate for every additional i've
hundred or IRE 1iioos part thereof THIS Congress will
b. the mos, important gathering Ia the cause OF labor
looked for Nth interest 1he President Of the National
labor Union Of The SKATE Of New York has issued his
call TO ell The trades organizations requestns them 70
ecad representatives, ana Inc elections VIII be held
during !hIs and toe eonias week very large delefa
Won VIII % ffsn this city.
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gslTussY.
Ri.hnn scott. Of Orranr.

bishop scott. OF Oreaor.
wo regret 70 announce the death OF tire Right Rev
Bishop Scott Of Oregon, which took place in this city
on Sunday last, after bref illness. The deceased was
originally . minister OF the Presbyterian church, IN
Georgia but many years ago became converted 10 the
Episcopal denomination. In this church no served - Z
the late Bishop Elliott OF Georgia as Prslas u oregon
and Washington Territories, sutseca entiy Incoming
Bishop II Oregon. The cau Q OF III mop sce.ts de,h
wes pansnis fever, witch H. oon:rsc; Vi sha 90 thS
vay from California 10 this city The VkpeQilee wa
oaks plaee u Trinity chensl ths doL
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TWEEN the Harmohics OF Brooklyn and the rassaic Of
rassalc In which the latter BY score Oh % 70 "a
Trenton.
UNITED STATES DrsrnoF CouRr.-Jobn Beattie, Frank
Bowen John Shelly and Thomas Greeise Of Jersey City,
and samuel Schursman, OF Newark, were tried before
Judge Field yesterday for keeping lottery Offices with
GU. paying the requisite license Verdict in each case
$500.
NESTING or the COUNTY FRsEsoLDERs. Tomorrow The
county freeholders will hold a meeting, in the Court
House. for tho purpose OF finally deciding on the plan
and site, aud or awarding toe contract for the new JAZZ
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CITY Curl.
As-nn'i and Ba'tor,-Damases Awarded.

TmohyJ. H5b.rts rs John D.og,T.--It appeared from
the evidence In this case that the plaintiff was standing
or Man street, Sunday. the "a Of June when be was
assaulted by the defendant, without any provocs,ion
and Knocked down and kicked Fer this, Roberts
CLAIMED DAMAGES IN the slm Of 81 COO DIVER II np-
pcsrs, Is rather heavy on BIS muscle. and Is cal to
iayo been engaged pr.To fights No pr9rccati0n
however appears TO have htcn gwen for this .ssaul. on
Roberta There deicn-c o-oTed Ia The -ase The
Jury returned verdict In favor OF p.an.6 for $780,
Dor paiaiiR Thomas I. feSrsfii
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BROOKLYN COURTS.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT couar-aAsxaupTcY BRANCH.

Tho petition Of Isaac Clark, bankrupt. 1lei with
the Clerk of the Ds,ric, Court yesterday afternoon
This makes tho twenty sx,h petition Gled thus far,
al Of which have been referred.
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COURT CALenOsa-THIs oAy.

SUPREME CoURr-CuANBERs. a. 90 49, Call
commences at No A.
MARINE CouRr--tRiAL TERM -Nos AZ, 70, B, 109, 147
l4s, 4a 49, 1852, 1874 l5e, 1853, l5? 100, l6I, 1872,
lG3 ICi.
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fIEf IN MEANWHILE. "a.

MsApyfLs Pa, July Is, 1881.
ff, her. This morning destroyed ths Parton House.
sm.ihs ~ stable, With sis ncrses nfnham's dry
goris s.oIo ord Ar MeNaIlsps Jsstenss Los
S%e,oV0 lns.Tsses SlAoQ9
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-30
THE CROPS.


The Albany Ne,cs speaks encouragingly
Of the crop prospect in Baker county, Ga.
Il SAYS: Before the recent cold spell many
Of our farmers had planted largely Of corn.
The heavy rains and warm weather brought
il up rapidly, and when the frost came
last week, great deal Of it was destroyed
especially that which the planters call the
FIRST planting. The second planting is much
better. The rain has kept The workmen
back, but re-planting has commenced, and
will all soon be right again. The farms in
general, are in good condition, and crops
better advanced than at this time last year
A good crop is anticipated, as the rain has
ceased, and tokens Of settled weather are
visible
The Cincinnati Gazette Of the 26th inst
saws This kind of weather is fasorable
for the wheat crop. The prospects every
where are represented as most encouraging.
il is now fairly out of the woods, 50 far IS
regards danger peculiar 10 winter and early
spring. A large wheat crop viii do more
toward putting business fairly on its legs
than anything Congress can do or undo in
the way Of financial legislation. For such
a crop we have now all that could be de-
sired in the promise. For the rest we must
wait and hope. All anxiety, however,
about the wheat crop may now be dismissed
or laid aside, as that crop is in good condi-
ton and doing we'll"