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The New York herald., 1867-06-13
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY, JUNE ls, 1867.

his Rothern- law John Moore respectfully invited
to attend the funeral from the residence or his brother
in-aw, Thomas Brennan, No. Washington street. this
(fhursdav) afternoon O'Clock, aad from thence to
Calvary Cemetery.
wARD.-On Monday June TO- THOMAS W. WARD aged
So years
The friends OF the family and the members OF Pru-
dence Lodge f. and A. NJ are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral this Thursday afternoon, at tw
O'Clock, from the Middle Dutch Reformed church, Har
son street, near Court, Brooklyn y
WEED.-in Darien, Conn, Wednesday, June !" .
heart disease, MARY f. WEED, the beloved wife q
ward A. Weed, in the 36th year OF her age Eo-
The funeral services will be held at 81. Luke's .S
in Darlen, on Friday morning at half-past egf
The remaihs will be inferred Greenwoor ciocA
Carriages will be in waiting at Twenty-s' ICeme.eIy:
the ARRIVAL OF the O'Clock EXPIRE Ivenln street
New York and New Haven Railroad 81 tram OF tne
relatives respectfully requested to fhe irenas anu
WMIIAMs-On Wednesday, June tend
ness, CHRlsrorHkR WILLIAMS, aged Mter sho'' NJ
Funeral this day Thursday 90 years
church of st. James, Fifteenth str from the LutheInn
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pnvx
og q" css,,io: Nay port bark white W'ns Pike
ad zs.c Juas s-ArriSed ship Monsoon Gunderson Phi.
leLAdes Brown, HARE 'DA's"s'
sn A anea
ana vse.,a oavsnash for Nssaiax
Marina Rideont renr port shps As"o' Anapp' u"''
yAlFARAso. May s-Aved bark shamrock, Stone CAL
wWa1snyoap Nay 2sArrved crimsa ENGLAND SYort
MISpsos Jnne ARRIVED schrs Pioneer, Gilatt; Went
@Srin Mssarns and Queen Of Clippers Dawson, NYork
o'n n,sa D.,g Mary Ma Grace, Pe,tes, do
aousins 70 % do sh briggs Firm Dexter and Mary Grace, Pet
Yoxos4sA, March sIn port ships Glenlune NYork.
swallow from Taylor for san rfancsco DO esrxs
reported later.
American Ports.
NxxLE4ANDRIA, June li-Arrved. schr Hoyt, Roby,
ys sdrts4 Hs Whrns Norwsh sshrs VIM
BOSTON, June u-zrrived, bark Insertha tSor. Lund,
SIsa5ed.Park a He~lsnd, Lewis Cayenne and surnam
Nswor Jones DO Gage, sheppard Philadelphia Isaac
sailed wind Wsw to sships Gettysburg, Mary Warren
isth--Arrived, steamers Wyoming, Savannah; VIM Ken
neGy ships sylvia yerpoo Charles Dayen
s BARRYMORE, LIMO June lo-Arved. bark Peter Warwick
ss SA
BOSTON Mott Bsdsl Bsde MoSoten Grace '''aef smith,
Sailed-Bark seneca.
BEAUFORT, Sc, June s-Arrived schr Ida Burgess,
F6RTREsS MONROE, June lo-A large fee. Of sailing
vessels 10 detained in Hampton Roads, awaiting oppor-
tunty to sail. Among them the May Queen
an 10 St
Petersburg for NYork l. Stevens Baltimore for Saco
Daniel Person do for Boston, Sanders Rappahannock
RIVER for NYork Chas Jones' Georgetown Boston;
Mary Amsden, Baltimore for do; Oliver Ames,
providence; Ann Valentine, and Oliver Booth George
town Tor NYork Trafton Baltimore for Boston Schr
Bentley, from Baltimore for Porto Rico, to sea
MOBILE, June 7-Arrived schrs Adelne Elwood, Ell
wood NYork: John Strour, Crawford Philadelphia
NEW ORLEANS, June 7-Arriyed, bark Orion (Br).
Below, coming up-Ships Begravia Berry, from Liver.
poor Mayfower Call from Cardiff bark Bon Fills. Privat,
from bordeaux.
Cleared steamships Raleigh Marshman New York via
Havana; 81 Louis Claussen, Boston, Gen Sherman, Pen
deaux.
PENSACOLA, June 2-Arrived, brig Chimborazo, Cook,
PHILADELPHIA, June lI-Arrived, ship Mohongo Nc.
Gonagle, Londonderry: brig Randolph Payson tBr) Ill
drdge taJardo PR; schrs Challenge, Speler, Bangor;
bonny Boat, Kelly Boston j AUSTIN Davis, and Mary
Mckee do Jas Aderdlce Jacksway salem; Rebecca Flo
renee Rich Provincetown; Avarado, Whtmore, Calais;
sarah Bruen, Crawford, NYork Tirrel Atwood, Boston
Cleaied-steamshp Levant, Ackley Cow Bay. CB;
Adoiph Hugel robinson Newburyport; Sophia Wilson,
Banks Ryder Bangor Three Sisters Parker Dorchester
Also cleared, brig Ella (Brl Foote. st John, NIB.
SAVANNAH June 6-Cleared, bark Queen tBr), Stew
art Liverpool; schr White Sea. Jones, New Haven
Smith, Charleston; John jones' New York Antelope,
denas.
Cleared-Brig Mary J wilber (Br) Robson, Liverpool
schr queen OF the West Beatty, NYork.
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CAwysvfslk, Fla, June II. 1857.
The land telegraph line bs<kccn this place and Puuta
Ross. 70 connect the latter point by marine cable with
Havana 10 ompeted. The entire line Of Two hundred
and seventy ave miles long constructed In thirty.
seven and bali days under the energetic superincnd-
ence OF Major He's and Mr.. sadler The additional
eighteen miles, TO connect with the Western Union
Telegraph system al Lake City, Fla, also completed.
Ine western Union Telegraph Company build . line 10
connect lake City with Savannah, Ga The cable is
almost certain 70 be laid between Pnnta Rosa and Ha
vana via Key West early In July.
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The wheat market was more steady today and hsre
% sa which
fair inquiry The sales o bushels az g 20 for No.
% s9 Ts
ne spess. YAK
sreey =. the reduced prices The u market closed
stSrs
Wc. 81 for Kiln dried 81 81 o. for damp Western
mixed I'D ssss9 S ol and ssoss Ss
stors and 81 os for western seilsx the market
sac Ohio. and ssc for state delivered Rye
ssSs 81
ruled dull and prides were nominal
The S 81 s rds aAi. r.
Sd i2S srcss lard i2s and sspsr u 600 bushels
and 81 ssds tobacco az os 70 Glasgow per steamer
bushels at ID The charters wseAn oldenbsrs brig
rosn - per $50 lbs and vessel
United knsdom with corn "a os. fhe original cnarter was
Ne. ss ;.s.
ss 3D. sale e 80 @ ss SS i ~ = ss g e. s 81 az and ss ss
oi 5 % o s n 81 ar .e s IL .s sad
in .n & q M g ss but s % "a. f. = u
uuehansed City distilled quoted soc. Sc, with
s.
& su.s s.
also 70 s $ $ss & snd new W. Ds
the sixty days e2l 76 sellers option Beef in
moderate and frm with Of 200 bbs at $40
$2s 7S for new extra mess and S 50 sal for new plain
e5s 10 80 or iercs beef sales reported For
CUT messs modcrse oemana prevseo - r1sher easier
and <c iOc for shoulders The market for bacon
quiet but prices without decided sales 400
boxes At lzsfc i24c for short clear lo,<c ioKc for
ket continued 70 rue heavy but previous main
tained The demand quito active the sales being LOO
ks:sp;: asls Ss. The demand e. crude
sales Of 500 bb in bulk at 9c and $50 do, at lc, do
lvered 20 bhls Bonded quiet but quite frm at sc
nc for standard White with sales Of 0 bbls at
latter price, In Philadelphia the sales 2,b0O bbs
standard white &c. and $500 do do for this month";
suGAR-fhe market for raw continued 70 rule frm with
fair demand Fair 10 good refining quoted at l0kc
Ike The sales aggregated s04 hhds, at l05c l2c for
Cuba also 500 boxes llxc l2Xc. Refined
in fair demand and hmer At l2c l36c Tor soft ye
lows Ike l\c for soft white and l5c for powdered
crushed and granulated.
TALLow was in fair demand and firm The sales
&Q,OlO lbs, Mt lie. llkc.
wmsKEY.-Recclpts, oas bbs No important sales were
effected Small lots Western In bond disposed of
ySc,
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:. TRoy, June IL 1881.
The nswspaper accounts OF the elopcmsnt Of Rev A.
herrv Of North Adams, Mass, with GirI ofIsxtsen
denied by bic friends. who claim that the reverend gen
ueman's offence 10 indiscretics ana not crime Tnsy
ask fos suspension Of public opinion The yOuns lady
y nov u'h her parsAts = North Acama.
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COFFFK.-We heard VI ImpUTtNHt lEco0 "c'O
without decided change. ,....
FLOUR AND GRAIN Receipts 279s bbls -four and 1905
bags do ll79 do and 57i bags corn meal o
wheat So 00a do corn l7o do oats 800 do rye ana so
do The Stlte and Western nQur emaihsa
without change The demand was fair from % she
ing the market du and heavy Prices wee n we pan
unchanged California quiet but steady at
MIA at quotations southern aour remained dull ana
with $50 bbIs at the quotations appended
For rye demand prevailed and prices We're with
decided change though the lower grades ruled heavy
sales 400 Sc rs 80 l5 Corn meal heavy the
demand however fair Sales 1000 bbls at So 70 for
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WEDNESDAY, June l2-6P. NJ
Corros-Ihere considerable activity there being
good demand for shipment the market ruled shade
Hrmer Prices, however, quotably higher. The
aggregated O0 bales the appended quotations. At
which the market closed firm. We quote:-
6.T
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4 UCTION NOTICE
"A THIS DAY CTHuRsDAY), JUNE H.
At II clock,
TwENTY.FIFTH REGULAR SPRING SAfE
RY HENRY H. LEEDS 4 MINER.
- HENRY Il LEEDS, Auctioneer.

QY HENRY II. LEEDS 4 MINER
- HENkf II LEEDS, Auctoneer.
by order Of assignee.
The stock Of duptown Club dissolved all very choice
articles - = = 70
THURSDAY June la at IL O'Clock at their saesroom
Nine dozen very old Pale Sherry 81 bottles Hennessy
old lsa6 Brandy 10 bottles very old dark Brandy three
dozen pints choice old Jamaica Rum, case Hanke,s
sparkling Hooks 81 sparkling Hooks two cases Cbas
hedsieck extra Champagne; Madeira bottled In
usse eass & saza5ac "a Dc Forge Fills 1874 Cognac Brandy
bourbon Whskey two Ulage bbs do, seven cases Port
Wine. bottled In Oporto 10 Brandenburg Frercs
Sale positive
Also ne lot sparkling Hook Mosele Wne about thirty
lines OF Fort Sherry Madeira, Claret Hook wines
English and Holland Gins West India Runs: Scotch, Irish
and American Whskeys In demi johns cases. and bottles
TO close an accounts also several lines fine Havana Cigars
including favore and leading brands small pack
ages consisting OF Fgaros E Sou de Santiago Rosa de
Santiago Jose Sanches Concha, Juen America, Pureya
brands.
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Marine Disast ers.

Marine Disasters.
scHR sARAH WILLIS, from Lynn for Philapelphia In
ballast drove ashore on Sunday afternoon 9Th inst miles
south OF Cape Heopcn. The rigging are saved
but the hull is fun Of water and will probably be total
oss Her boat capszed when going ashore the
and two men were drowned. The captain and boy
ashore.
BARK Flora, for Baltimore put back 70 Rio Janero May
BARK MKaRxAc from Messina for Philadelphia has put
Trsaeseo put INTO night Of lth inst leaking
viii repair and proceed.
scms PALrA, from cienfuegos for New York pu. is.c
phadepha 2th inst for REPAIRS having sprung leak Oh
ssmn AsayA Eaton Of ana from Dennis: whish arrived
ssawsy in Woods Hole same r.t morning.
Miscellaneous.
RAFT NoSrARrn, for Europe. sailed IRON Sandy Hook
with wind and cleared the bar at N AN yesterday
The Dunderbcrg has gone 70 sea for trial Of few
days.
STEAMER rIIrK from Galveston fer New York pu, into
Norfo TX AN I2th inst short Of coal
spoken.
ship crussdsr smith srcW Cardiff for Point dc Gale,
ship Garnet ray, from Liverpool for Aden April 20 la,
SHE SSls9psa Iscng.on from Liverpool for California;
Ship southern Belle, Chester. from Cardiff for Hong
Kong April "a, lat Z = lon d w;
May X, lat Is Is, lon 81. -''''p'0''
ship Ansus,e M ~ Won haren from liverpool for Baltimore,
Bark Palmer, from Pensacola for Mon'eydeo no date
lat3 n. Ion ~ w.
Foreign Ports.
BArAviA April lin port ship Daniel Draper Brady for
BsssrpA, May c-Arrived. schr Julia Decker, pun.on
NYork.
CAlIAo Nav l7-Arived bsrks Norwegian trr,. Mus.n.
Chnchasi onsnA Cooper Tome; 2si ship Alice vennard
saDil, May E-rn port bsrk Jehu. Smith, for sicily and
Boston,
DslI May se-Arrved KoOdoo Perry, London for SYors
Passed DO sots. 9 Scranton, Williams. from Antwerp
EIrrrnKRA. June lin port schr IIeyer for NYork
fAIsorru e. May z-Arrivcd, Valparaiso. Murray rqui
que. Clio wilson New Bedford. - -
GRrKxocx May 2e--Sailed. United Kingdom tsl Nyork
IIAypr. Nay B-Sailed, LeonldAs Howard New Orleans
hlLirAx June s-Arrivcd schr Elizabeth Ann, Decosse
Jicsr Nay zarn port schrs Vance for Boston, lds;
Netwesier. for do.
rvsrrooi, Msy 1p--Arrived, Nancy N. Mo.her. Bslt.
morr; Il ailchris, watts, Savannah Mosher Anthony
New Orleans; 50 John. williams Francisco ralo Alto
Wiley Galveston. Morton, Ensow, Chareston: Maroon
henry Balunere Pride Of the Port Jordan New Orirans
sailed zsh LousanA tsh Harrington NYork, Worcester
ts ersham Baltimore. honiebelo Henderson cid wood
Cleared zth visIass. Nealy Boston. cushing, swan
Calcutta; Bolivia Kelley, Coquimbo and vaiparaIso; CAR,
baldL Atwood NYork via Card; Aquila, kvans ho Ja.
Hssror. May i7--sAlled, barb Fury wilson. Boston.
fAlxann Nae I5-ssSisS hark Isureaoe. novsa boston
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A oqHI.sN ,.ss.Is NOTICE oo WORTH MAaNIrlcENr
win ss pXS asSu; Sn,d.,r {.
tenth street, Filth ana 'ss sItS fssdssos West Sa
mencng II O'Clock Psrlor Suits covered French brocste
pets Curtains Chandeliers Vases Bronze CocI statussy
OIL Paintings by eminent artists superb rosewood PIANO.
forte Stool Cover; Books Extension Bunet elegant
sets China, Glass, Slverware Bureaus Wardrobes Eed
steads Hair Mattresses, Bedding. Sale peremptory.
"A sell SIS COZ worth of MAGNIFICENT Househcd Fur
nsure elegant rosewood panoforte cost $60 Works Of Art
oas e % ns ans Il y
precisely at the four dwelling house 9 Clinton place
Eighth sree between Fifth and Sl.th avenues consisting
srocaisl marble Top Tables E.asses Cgrains Clocts
and Hair Mattresses Boster Pillows Lounges and
Chairs In hair cloth eps GLASS; China Slverware
Cutlery. &c. Sale positive.
UCIIoN NoTICE.-ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FUR
s.,,snI ~ psae @ ~ q ~ sleai sacrince Tor c.sh
will bc sold for $0 Suit in green
Piano OF Parlor Bedroom and Dining Furnturs a
bargain Inquire at % Bleecker Broadway
j. W. CAMPBELL, AUCTIoNEER, OFFICE l06
"A. Sixth avenue, will sell THIS DAY, June Is ct IL
Furniture complete Of that old well restaurant and
and dining saloon Broadway street l42
Broome This chance to business everything
requisites rent low; buyers hand positive Also
Soda Water Fountain and Awning pavement attached
A THis DAY tTHuRsDAY,, JUNE H.
rwEsrYr1rrhT 4 REG 4 S1Slos1 t.ak SPRING s4.sx
MANUFACTURED STRAW AND PALM LEAF GOODS,
EMBRAcisS II Srfginsl FIFE 6sHaT 6BsfHfsfTssS vAxrRry
Catalogues and goods now gs: ready ~,
Auctoneers No. ls2 Church street.
= = ...-..--- = ---
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MARRIAGES. AND DEATHS.


Married.
BouKER-BUsH.-A Communipaw, on "Wednesday
morning. June IL, by the Rev. DR. Taylor Of Bergen,
ANDREW A. BoUKER to JULIA ANNETTE. daughter oil MI
David Bush Of Communpaw. No cards.
BLooNKR-WAKEMAN-On Thursday. June Q, by the
Rev. Samuel Knapp at the south Baptist church, Ihko
PHIus j. BrooMER to EALvINA d. WAKEnAS.
BRuYx- BUrTERa-On tuesday. June IL, in ST. Johns
church. Kingston, N Y, by the Rev. George Waters "
ID. assisted by the Rev s. w. Sayres. CHARLES d.
BRUYs 10 JESSIE BUFFERS. daughter OF the late Arcn
bald and Mary B. Buffers, OF New York.
FAY-PARKER-Un Wednesday, June IL. by the kew.
g. Osgood D. D., Mr.. BENJAMIN w. FAY TO Mrs. ABBE r.
PARKER both Of New York.
LEFAvoUR--BENNErT.-0n Tuesday, June IL, al
Beverly, Mass, by the Rev. Nj. Rich, Mr. ISRAEL LE
eldest daughter Of q. +. Bennett, ESQ., OF this city.
LEoNARD-BRICGs.-0n Wednesday, juno ~, by tne
Rev. j. L. Peck, G. H. LEONARD TO MISS IDA BRIGGS al
OF this city.
LoussBuRY- WRIGHT. On Wednesday, June II, at the
Washin ton square Reformed Dutch Church, by the
Rev. Dr. N. s. Hutton, PniNEAs c. LouNsBuRY, OF New
Haven, Conn, TO Miss JENNIE WRIGHT daughter OF Ne
ziah Wright, Esq, Of this city.
Srow--GREGoRY. AT Morristown, N. j., on Monday
June 10. by the Rev. R. N. Merritt, john ADJUSTS
Srow to EnMA FRANCES, youngest daughter OF the late
s6u1HwoRrH- -WHirE-on Wednesday, June IL by
the Rev. J. l. Peck, JOSEPH SourHwoRTn, Jr to CATn.
ARrSE. eldest daughter Of John =. White Esq., all OF
ToDD-SaAw.-On Tuesday, June H. at the Eighteenth
street Methodist Episcopal church, BY the Rev. bsnep
James, assisted by the Rev. Dr. Durbin, Rev. ELBsRT S
TopD, or the New York Conference, TO EMMA ~ SHAW,
only daughter of John T. Shaw, Of this City.
WHITNEY, EsTER.-In Brooklyn, on wednesday, June
H. at the residence Of the brides father, by Rev. T.
Canneld D. D., HENRY EDWARD WHITNEY, OF Washing
ton, ID. c., to HELEN CAMDEN, daughter OF Joseph H.
Lester, Of the former place
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LAW BUSINESS.

TTRrRY ). DAVID tFoRMERLv OF THE ENGLISH
Ill bar). General Law and bankruptcy Practiicnsr
Onlce No ] Park place corner AZ n~nAAwsu
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A LADY WILL SELL A BEAUTIFUL ROSEWOOD
"A Pianoforte worth $500 for less than $780, celebrated
Apply at 2S Third street
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Horses Wagons, Harness. &c
Gray Horse 10 hands, oldSired by Sir Lad
den Mount Holly, n. j. and truted when years old
So; sound, &C.
brown Family Coupe Road Horse. 10 hands, years.
with great style action; sound kind.
Lgnt Stallion Topsey Turvey Hamlet l6 hands,
years. sound and kind.
Horse l5H hands, years good in all harness.
tie and kind; suitable for a lady.
Also other Horses, Top and Top Bug
cies single double Next
egular sale SATURDAY, 18th.
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IlY HENRY II. LEEDS MINER
- HENRY II. LEEDS Auctioueer
Peremptory sale of Champagnes
Clarets and White Wines THURSDAY. June l3 at IL
O'Clock A. NJ. at their sales rooms a3 Liberty street
Champagne
100 cases De venoge 'Fleur de sierym
100 cases DE ven0ge "Royal Cabinel.n
Clarets.
100 cases Benin Co. "Floriac.n
100 cases A. Menane's ..St Loubes.n
White Wines
100 cases Chateau Penaud "Barzac."
Quarts and Pints.
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A FAMILY WILL SELL FOR HALF ITS VALUE
"A their maRnihceDt Pianoorte; carved ood
octave, all the ates improvements; celebrated makers:
nearly new. Apply az 637 East Tenth street.
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A MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE FOR
saleCiy maker; used five months; S60O for $500
arlor suits Chamber and Dining Furniture, China Glass
Ware. sacrifice A West sixteenth street, sixth
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pY MINER SOMERvILLE-THIS DAY,
ID AT SALESROOM 81 NASSAU STREET,
THURSDAY. JUNE 13, AT l2 O'CLOCK,
SPECIAL SALE OF TOP BuGGIES, PHAETONS,
TROTTING WAGONS NO TOP ROAD WAGONS,
SINGLE AND DOUBLE HARNESS,
BRlDLES, BLAN els, &C.
THREE TkofrlNd WAGONS,
TWO No TOP WAGONS
SPLENDID JUMP SEAT PHAETON, NEARLY NEW.
VERY FINE PONY PHAETON,
FINE PONY PHAETON, WITH LEATHER TOP.
Twenty sets Of single Harness.
Five sets Of double Harness,
Several sets Of second hand single and double Harness.
Saddles, Brides. &C.
Catalogues at time of sale.
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A ROSEWOOD PIANoFoRTE, sloo, IN GOOD OF
n der, 81 octave iron plate city maker.
j. BiDDLE, IL Amity street. near Broadway,
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WESTMINSTER INTELLIGENCE.

The CIRCUIT CouRr AT WHITE PLAINS The that
up for adjudication before the Circuit Court Of
westchester county White Plains yesterday were OF
an unmportant character. The principal one which
occupied the greater part OF the day for
damages, IN which the plaintiff farmer named Isaac
DICT TO recover $500 80 from q neighboring
farmer, named Lewis Wright, for njary sustained
shr0ugh the cutting on OF pipo hich had conveyed
water from spring wrghts farm TO Turner's house
ccedings was somewhat relieved by q Of assault
aud battery, In which a woman named Anna Maria
Young charged man named John Strang. both
dents Of Melrose with having committed assault
some antics OF ludicrous character 10 occasion
repeated peals OF laughter verdict rendered for
defendant. After the disposal Of few OF a
similar kind the court adjourned.
THE MILL Book BRIDGE ApyAIa.-A thorough search
OF the stream known Al Brook, In the vicinity of
the bridge which crosses II l3sh street. North Now
York. made yesterday under instruction from Coro-
I. Mason Oliver, OF Mott Haven, but nothing
discovered indicate that tho suspicious occasoned by
the finding Of some blood-stained garments few days
since well founded II Is however generally lolt
that the facts which have already been related have
cleared up.
PnorosxD IMPROVEMENT OF THE SounirRS wssrcHrsrER
TuRsrKE In accordance with law passed by tho last
Legislature operations have been commenced In the
matter OF the matchmaking about three miles OF the
Southern Weslchesor Turnpike running from point
known Fox's corner TO Westchcster creek. At a
meeting OF the Commissioners, Messrs william Watson,
Joseph Husson, William A. Bowen, Colonel Richard Hoe
aud Hugh Lamy held recently, resolution was unani-
mousy adopted 10 carry out the proposed III
the utmost exp edition. that at all events the road
be completed before the beginning OF The faI The sur
vey has been completed aud the plans being
drawn ous By tho engineer 10 charge Mr. W. q. LAYING
sion. r. -
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were effected Prices were quite nominal At ioc In bulk
holders generally deandeS fai prces sas were made
to ne extent Of no bbls. standard white In 2 at zoe
white, reported Of 500 bills july DO for
private terms In Phadepha the sales mot previously
ssbsr!sd Mere 400 bbs standard white tor June At
terms.
RICK ruled dun though steady, at previous prices
srkAaisE was steady with sales Of 10000 lbs at i2Sc
UNCHANGED sales 500 Mexican private terms OF deer
is 1ss, we're reported Of % s Ss Para on private
na.amsros, AZ axe; Vera Cruz ala 0sc. gssnos
Gaps. ssc Sic Dser.Honduras Vera Cruz aud Gsntra
5 .s ssn Para s san s @ S'a @
SyGAR.-The demand for raw more active, but the
IlS; ISSs is.o , Cuba and ls
sEEDsCalcutta lnseed remained arm sales %34 peck
sts sI John Baker $40 eod duty paid Grass seeds
sYxLrER.-rhe only sale heard of IS siesan
transactions Of momen. reported. Prices
ruled quiet with sales Of 100 slabs Straits at
n1c. Banca was quoted at 2okc, and English at 224c
ohy os sa 81 A sssT ns
~ cases seed leaf Ohio and Pennsylvania atAc &c., and
TALIow was quiet 10000 lbs. sold at lie ike
was quiet and nominal al $50 for State and sc
S the
fsctarers are no, beyond their actual
their full capacity. The Of all mcagre, and
1t thought that will be all required before the clip
Prces are not essentially changed though rn
demand Is light, and holders evince considerable
disposition to realize, and would doubtless, grant
decline effect sales The transactions 200 bales
Cape at NC gold l5o do In lots part at 4sc; 6o bales
Mestiza In lots 6yOU lbs unwashed African In bond 100
bales smyrna and 200 bales Cape private ermsbe
latter sale reported rumored our last or domes-
tic heeces the sales lbs State and Western
ad5c including small lot OF unwashed combng at axe,
and OOO lbs low private 10 900 lbs
and extra pulled ut 1870 &c. lbs lambs do 4Oc
40 100 lbs California at &c., Csc including 10 900 do BURY
do. at l9o &c, and 3O,00 lbs Texas ut 2jc n 3Jc