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PROCLAMATION or COLORADO swerr.
70 TIE xDtroa or TIE HERALD.
NrAqAra TAIys July IL. 1

NiAOASA FAILS July Id, A-ot
I; n unnecessary for ne to 20 10 Washington In
the "serra,ti mrtsr believe "Booth" alone respon-
sbis :or tie death Of President Lnoola The Of
Poland led 70 as late asmp, upon the life Of the EN-
peros OF pusA mo Of the South led to Mr.. Lin
coins death I condemn bo:h while realizing the
"Brusus motive. The interviews had during the war
with leading Southern sentlsmen In Canada wcre Ia
connection with peace know nothing OF the justice Of
their proclaimed identity with the death OF Mr. Lincoln.
believe they had none whatever. 1t 10 nonsense 10
suppose tho gentlemen question, President Davis
his cablnes combined 20 murder President Lincoln their
then hes. friend, from not only his determined upon
generous policy bot krown favor the friendly ns-
dalton purpose Of France aud 'Niagars pescc neso-
iistors," both defeated by Mr. Seward defeat Ar.
Greeley. Mr. seward thereby, with President LA.
co'1s unfortunate want OF Jscksons independent
spirit Is responsible fcr continued sword hosiiit.sz
was not aware Nr. Sarrntt was passenger with me
on European steamer until Informed by General X y
Ripley, commander OF the forces NJ Charleston General
Ripley stated Mr.. Sarrat, introduced himself to him
the Mr. fuckers presence tho steamers
tug have reason 70 know was cornpmen. TO General
Ripley his family and myself. Ncta word have heard
from General Ripley Mr. Tucker, M. Sanders Mr. HoI.
comb, Mr. Cay General Brnckinriise, Mr. benjamin.
an Inference that Mr. Davis or his cabins, we're ,aepaed
in spy way with tho death o. Mr. Lincoln or thai Wss
not consistent with the highest honor.
few words nov % my countrymen. support the
present Congress- az q Legitimate temporary power Of
the entire people Support the military bills esscn-
usl 70 Temporary suspension Of the power Of the
South 70 enable the vicoross people Of the North 70
decide upon srecsnsHucsion policy. Rccons,raction,
s. s;Sr c:o,a! ss .s
elected ct time BY all the tAies; should srtsnd
AID 70 ths Southern people 70 assist them 10 restoration
Of sheir los. position and fortun should guarantee
negro freedom but oppose The negro either voting
hodins public efoa sicsps - regulated BY the people
Sssvs Mr. Seward h se . failure ass s%s,csnas,
end NE worst enemy OF the republic believe Mr..
sevsns and Mr. Sumner % b able and psIioc isass.
can isaasnce, including NJ Greeley, would secure .
consolidated ana hsrmonoos union. H. nowevsr The
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THE FORGERY on The NASSAU Bank, Of Brooklyn

Lorenzo B. shepard, the young naa whose arrest
. charge OF forging checks 70 the amount Of mp
wards Of %, 900 on the Nassau BANK, OF Brooklyn,
publshea In The HERALD Of yesterday araignsd
before Justice Buckley yesterday morning Mr. craw-
ford Smith, President Of the Nassau Bank, was rs
iuct to prosecute the accused Of Lis
spectsbly and youth. the friends Of the latter b. wing
expressed Their readiness and desire 70 round The
amount really drawn from the bank, which only
$50 Justice Buckley, however, refused to sssen; 70
tho proposition 70 withdraw the charge, stating ths.
tho President declined 70 prosecute young Sins pard he
would compel the ocer Who made the ID do 30.
On Monday morning young Shepard sen, boy TO tho
Nassau Bank in which he had previously deposited
checks to the amount indicated above with check Of
which the following IL copy
Nassau Tank OF Brooklyn, pay Nossrs. Duncgn sher
man Co or order thrty.nlne hunas "a and ak doIars
$500 CHARLES II. HINTON.
This aroused the suspcio, OF the cashier from the fact
OF tho anxiety exhibited g. withdraw tho money
after making the dopoelL The matter given 10
charge Of detective Denton and resulted arrest Of
young Shepard, which ras accomplished in Washington
street, New York.
On beng arfyned tbs prisoner through his counsel.
waived examination, 70 60 before the Grand jury.
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Wfoso
70 M Bradley and made his avit last sprns mere vas
never an Indictment against witness which witness mas
BY Mr. made notes OF his con rs
nesa ms tbe entities a. he eoayaroas
MADE The entries day b day. As they me eo
has repeated the substance OF these eoa'e
by Mr. Bradey-win.ss received his pardon List month
rom the President % the United state xb.r
rived Canada that witness though. snrs, We. nno
cent but fell moro Ike eyrs hm up pas pmoser ".
danger; Mcmillan replied that witness qua nm Wrong as
hs mother was IN Mcmillan had expressed doubts as TO he
n 1Ti6rs aSo o. and md told h witness thought
weakness Of profession who were accustomed 70 cut
ing NJ sas ns PseeSes on The morning OF July
At O'Clock the Colr. TOOK recess Tor han an hour
ps oS sna sa s. no Knew wcsmSn and took
opy 9 a hs @ss @ he
troubled about he way he lad ssaed before The military
ai"vsiss 70 make hts confess witness told Sm he had
Sf e ne s Sa n. he oa ne
ssasa vita lsra s hs sad he had essn
with MRS Suratt that siaemeat had been PREPARED for
n arstoned With wi.a as soasprscs he
sad man told nun he had been talking in ms sleep and
tWelohmanl had SAID and that be must swear % It.
dd not state those ,src because tins conversation
the in going from Ford's theatre = Aoyus Il
cited afiarwards at Dabsats saloon. alter taxing
ger VI uI;iAs, ne t1on rec.sed .-.'os s.
death al INC former esamlhatlon wness was asked oou
wnai ms business w.S daring no ohy a. thc ssaefe yu
about the night az tho Var Department vas not before
Judge onn; the eAa1nhAtoh ga nos le.ch tne pom.
~ tnc niSnt OF the assassin on out Ie-atec 10
inc ,aaY nc.oie ~ tooN pi.c, Mit'els mas n.ror
seen ms ssel siven * INC III, sioo ~ vs.
gwen the coIVers itOn Win holeun YES te. We c,i
srlrly tral' wines olnt WA nc aey u 'o
inonth was; a. Ter tne t,i Wlas ie sie y auu wes 70
BAT more % .ne sn OF july ncs ne eAutoi WITNESS
nas avoided eehniah ana tnousns
cons Know WHAT tine man iet INC city Hises was
noEn IN tsro1se ns nada ana came 70 ne Ue te, ~
isiJ Will niS amy tbe wa WAS quite an meter
TO Witness dien care which sde won the ngh put was o
posed 80 the sAthIer, witness Is orcsass anT ms 10
particular interest IN the country: witness s@" "e'cnnan
last IN July 1855 before mis- ral saw him hrs IN to pen
tcnhry MADE ms acqianlhee tnere uuTlns tue Fia.
never ict Or expressed any nostny 10 hm shuhhe ms
SOCIETY hite wbnt nc toid wines. ,,. rv,. - 4,
James GiuOTd recalici ny Er aSrIick-miness was ~
Carroll prison with Wechman witngss heard an ocsr zen
him theirs II 10 ddnt swear 10 more than 10 nau toiu ne
would be hnns, james MADDOX was present az tne TINE
Mr.. Pitretout the strike
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THE NATIONAL GAME.
Irvinxton VI. Rckford.

Yesterday the Irvington Club added another easy
victory to their several conquests OF the season. on the
Union grounds Of Williamsburg in their match with tho
Eckford Club. Tho day was very unpropitious .
drenching rain falling during several Of the innings
wetting the spsctators-of whom there were nearly
fifteen hundred-aImost drenching the players and
rendering the ground Of soft and sogey . nature
IS 10 preclude the possibility OF good fielding
Sill there was . marked absence OF spirit
and vim the part OF both clubs their playing, tho
Irvingtons, presumng upon an easy victory. played
loosely In many respects, and the Ecfords having met
many defeats recently began the game with but little
confidence. Walters quite up TO his old standard or
pitching while the many changes in the Eckford nine
10 tho pitchers and catcners positions, well In the
field and the bases fully demonstrated their demoral
lied condition 1t is trusted by the many friends OF this
club that practice and pluck will hereafter cause better
records 10 be chroncled for them The score OF the
game Is herewith appendod:-
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NEW JERSEY INTELLIGgNCE.
jersey City.

Jersey CITY,
MoRE vEroEs TO LIQUOR LIcE2sEs.-At the regular
meeting OF the Common Council last evening Mayor
Gopei In nrty vetoos to liquor licenses prev
ously granted by the Board.
TIE LATE RAILROAD AocIDESr.--It has boon ascsr-
tanned that tho man who killed tbs Central Rail-
road on Saturday evening ons James Lyman, who
resided Paterson, and had been employed setting
curb and gutter stones at Elizabeth Deceased waa mar
Red, and leaves four chdron
Mum ATISo CUSHIONS on TIE new JEasxY RAILROAD
CARs.--At tho Recorders Court yesterday morning q
named William Crotty was brought up charged
with mnt!lang the cushions in OF the railroad
company and stealing the hair thercfrom. When
arrested large quantity OF this article found in his
in the shop OF the COMPANY, and Monday after
noon he was caught IN the act By the foreman Crotty
was committed FOR trial.
Communipaw.
ACCIDENT PILE DRIVER. Ono OF the men en-
ploycd to drive piles in bay named William Dosherty
with serious accident Monday afternoon by the
breaking OF chain attached to the engine Th. chain
being drawn to its utmost tension ut the time OF the
repeated wounds Hts skull was fractured ard be was
conveyed In an insensibe condition to the New York
Hospital
Newark.
ANOTHER CHURCH RoBBrD.-rhs South Baptist church
in Kinney stree. recently broken into by rascas
unknown. and carpet the va,uo OF 500 stolen Tho
members OF - psuis Episcopal church have subscribed
hberally towards the purchase OF carpet, the one
lately IN having been stocn aud the church door l.
again covered b. an elegant carpet
Paterson.
Tug EsuIsx HOUSE, RioT.--Testeriay morning the two
men, Crcnin and Campbell whose arrest for attacking
the police Published in yesterdays HsRArD brough.
charge against officer Davidson for
duct IN ares'ng them while in the engine house The
Recorder dismissed the charge aud fined both CON-
plainanis for disorieriy conduct.
VIOLATION OF rax LioroR Laval the Recorders Court
yesterday morning two saloon keepers brought Up
charged With violation OF shs ssae la p-ohbitinr The
sale Of liquor on Sundays They were fined $40 each.
CoxnoS couScr hssrno "A meeting Of the Commoa
Council was held on Monday aght, whom Ave petitions
were received asking TO- the appointment of special
policemen. Two we're appointed, and third referred
70 Q committee. The finance Committee reported a
statement Of the valuation Of property the CITY and
exemptions allowed. The amount OF taxation 10 be
assessed FOR the prsssnt year viii % over $500 900
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

Tho Staten Island Countcrfeiting Case
Further Observation-Disclosures OF the Ale
legged Operators in Gu stody-Seizurs Of
COuntcrfeitlng Implements.
Before Commissioner Newton.
Since the Of Adrian Hoarcy and John B. Adate
few days since on the charge OF being extensively
engaged in the eounteretng business Staten Island,
the operatives Of the Secret Service DIVISION under
Colonel Wood himself have been actively engaged in
looking out for other parties alleged to DO concerned
with those already in custody As yet but little
information DO obtained to the precise location
whore the gang was engaged. the movements OF the
officers being executed. Of course, with the utmost
secrecy while the officials themselves arc rather rscens
After the arrest Of Hcarcy and Adatte warrant
1 the no s es 1
Virgil H. Barlow, Of the Secret Service division, and was
Is follows
1850 and divers days and lime. bs.wesn The
the said Eastern district Of New York, one ~ cochard
s' S E sas 81 ga a
for s PRINTING y s OF sss Of
ve cents and dd pria, and cause g be printed sngray
than by order of an olcer OF the vn;;sa States
Sworn before me this Iith day OF July. iss7-CaAs ".
NEw.cs, United states Commissi oner.
1t is understood that cochard tAiexsnder, resides
somewhere in Queens county, but the OF the
has not yet appeared. Since the warrant issued
Colonel Wood and his searched the house, IL is
OF such as Ia used In the OF counter
felt money, and other articles; but Cochard dill
gently kept oct Of the way. It Is evident, however,
that no know tho officers were alter him. as he gave
himself up to Colonel Wood yesterday and was mmedi-
ately taken before Commissioner Newton In his Office.
The prisoner, Ike the Others, Frenchuan apparently
about thirty Eve forty years Of age and very power
fully built II world appear from the above complaint
that he was one OF the eneravers for tho gang
On being brought before Commissioner Newton yes
terday afternoon, he accompanied by two other
parties, who were intended ns his bondsmen- The CON-
missioner however. not satisfied with one OF them,
aad refused TO receive him as surety. Cochard being
unable TO procure another bontsman yesterday he
committed 20 Jail In default OF bail
This morning. NJ ten O'Clock, the hearing In the
OF Adat,e and Hearcy will be commenced, when It 10
expected that some astounding developments will b
made, there 10 understood to BE- great amour. OF
important testimony forthcoming. The implements
which have been thus far seized show that the parties
VINO possessed them were experts ut their business; for
more nnishsd pla;es &C., have but rarely II ever boon
secured.
Arrest Of Four Alleged Illicit Dlstiilers.
Yesterday afternoon Deputy United States Aarsha
Hisgins arrested the following named parties the
charge that they had been engaged the dstilng bus
ness whou. having paid tho special tax required By
law
Bernard Conway, Patrick Brennan, Martin Schneider
and william Murray.
they were taken before Commissioner Newton who
required each OF them 70 give bail to asat examination
on the charges preferred against them.
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UNITED STATES cuMsIssIoxEa's COURT.
Charge of Making u Fraudulent Bond.
Before Commissioner Osborn.

Charge of Making Fraudulent Bond.
Before Commissioner Osborn.
Nicholas Lawson, Adolph Ascher and William Salem
were charged with having forced bond bearing the
of Thomas McCann for the purpose Of procuring
q quantity OF whiskey from bonded warehouse.
Mr. :. C. Courtney United States Dsiric. Attorney,
conducted the prosecution Mr. Hcrsch appeared
Tho first witness examined was Thomas AcCann, who
resides in BROOKLYN The bond in question shown
him: he that he signed IL himself and
authorized any one 10 sign it for him. The re-
mainder OF tho evidence taken up with details
the negotiations and meetings between tho par
ties a. and in the course Of which tho governments
alleged defendants had procured the forgery OF the
bond The further hearing OF the case adjourned
till Thursday.
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SHIP q NEW s.
ALMANAC Yoax-rsrs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ~ NOON RISES. ~
- HIGH w4rEK mora 40
puaT OF NEW YORK. JULY IS. iso7.
Cleared.

Cleared.
Steamship Leo. Dearborn, savannah-Mcrray, Ferris l.
steamship Abemare, Bourne, Norfolk. City Pom. and
steam nib Mary Sanford. Morgan, Bosion-w Civde
ship Agra (Br), Mlleu, Melbournenailier Lord Que
Ship Cleopatra. D osy, San Icary.
BARK willl,nsOn, Bsroare; Ce;ie-J hiweI &ce.
Barr r rss ssf qs sads Ia.i oS
BARK Neversink, Gibson, fnsgua.
Ba:k LcAnder OBJ, Sergeant MISUNDERSTANDING
Brig riora CNorw, Angel, siockholm-runch, Meincke
Brig Mary Ann OBJ. Baraby. Aspinwall-s Merchant
Brig Eclipse (Br,, Peterson. Kingston. Ja-A Solomon
Brig Kate freeman (Rr) Gardner. Ponce-A Wolf Co.
Brig Alex hllliken HaI, Remedies AID saGua-Fowisr
sns Venus tsr,. Williams. FSso: Nr.H Routh Sons
B rs vsss 8el. & GRANT, 81 JOHN. kB s1s SS
B Big stewart. Holland rAilsdspA.-SL Mccrs.dy
sehr Scp,unss Bride. crowsn. St croir-s W Lewis 4
schr Champion (Br), Husy. Harbor Grce-Norrison Z
schr Hmms (Brl. Davis. ST stephens NB--c BoArdmsn
schr Edward slado. Cook Jacksonvine-vsn Brunt
schr John xosser Rider, Baltmorc-Bcnrcy. Miller 4
schr Nerah Locke. Portsmouth. NH-smms. Chase
sssr r s. osss bs: osvs
Arrived.
Steamship Hecla (Br Edmondsou, Livsrpoo July q and
9reensewn pa With mdso sad ss5 p.ssensers 2 cunsrd
cS%p,ny: :sip. sappossa TIE queen iSS sso Ta Ia
2 $ 3, .hS s9 -, Ia. 40 " Ion
s,.snship ilsnts Hover Bremen June 80. and south.
i..ss T.y S fss sPt ~ sSss
:hip Andrss; bound itth. lat q os Ion s.ehanssS
lon 81 Is sIchsnsed rockets WIN ofs National Cos
lon lon! pss..a srs IIs.s sans VI N
mp SsssS ~
sses,a.p ' Ssns. Green Morgan. Alexandria, with
sss Rcssia C.ai Rossi, Lcaia 70 day. with sulphur
ssrs SssqS. sTs. o,a,ys Rio o5snd: Day. r a
Brls anna Paes YsbacoA PR, II days with moiasses.
Brs Goasn Lead I4nztsorn Trinidad. 10 days with
gar, &C, 70 Metcalf Du.can xu. ,.,
vd srs seSP s sws ss1:Srd N.nsaa. days Win
Brs Angs. Leighton, zsIA. II days. with molassss to
Brig Carrs.stof Stockton Patterson Glaes'Bay Is days
Brs Niagara OBJ Garry COW Bay. Il days, vita COAL
Brig W Drisso Eaton. Lngsn. - days. with coal. TO
schr Albert tPras). Biohm RIO arAndc, % days with
fafaeon shu.e. Trinidad II dAya with sugar. &C. to
scsr fsnny shaw. shaw oiAc. Bag. Il days, VITA sOa
sehr 4 = Imes. Ames, Cow Boy. day. with coal. to
schr wid Hunter (sr) Hatfield windsor. II days with
plaster to Crandail, uInphray a Co.
schr Jenny Lad Cole. shuiec, days. with spars. 10
RIO Young sAues. u dayA with spars, 70 SNOW
seSr Ann Mari. SBr,. ooDa shuss. day., win ssiss .
sosI Ells, RloihIdson Bangor for New Brighton.
Sohr Adrsnna Eastman. Bangor. g days.
sssr %.-r.Ssn Eo1s n R' Ss5i, as sig'
schr Planet Perry, Roeiisnd
s scsr ca ssa oss SSossS ks'i JoS:u Me-
sehr fsnn.ylvans. Haichina, RockporL
schr Ealrwind Bowman New BEDFORD
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ARRIVAL Of THE UNITED STATES SUPPLY SNIP PuRvEYoR
AT MOBILE.

despatch dated Mobile. July H. announces the
arrival Of the United states supply snip Purveyor at
that port, after proracted passage from Now York
she having been detained upwards Of two weeks the
Bahama Banks, wind bound. The Purveyor left this
port the 4th Of juno last with q cargo OF nearly
thirty thousand bushels OF corn shipped by the South
Famine Relief Commission for distribution in equal
parts q. Charleston. Savannah and Mobile.
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TIE cvsssOvs HoaIcIDs.
rne Prisoner Held for Trial.

An nqucs. vas held yesterday by Coroner Gamble
over the rsmaas OF Thomas Ccs.rovs. who died from
the effects Of wounds administered BY Philip Mouahan,
lsborer, the night Of the 18th Of July, prov
ousy reported in the HE-ALD. large mass OF evidence
obtained By che Coroner, but the testimony pre-
scented no new features OF interest The jury rendered
the following their verdict Thomas Cossrove
TO his death BY eight stab wounds a. the hands OF
Philip Molshan on the night Of July L, 1867, In the
Ninth avenue, between sixty-hrst and SiAy-seoond
streets" On this verdict the Coroner fully committed
the prisoner TO the Tombs prison 10 await Tho action Of
the Grand Jury. Norahan 10 native Of Ireland and
forty years Of age He claimed to have acted In self
defence The deceased contractor, aged fortynve
years, aud also Q native Of Ireland
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THE UR r S.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

Havre vs. the scoiland-Sootand vs. the Havre-
Cross lbels Decree against both vessels Appor:on-
mont Of damages Town vs.. the Western Metropolis
Libol dismissed, with costs. Hancox w. Syracuse
Decree bclant and reference wisans va Electra
Decree and reference. Egbert vs. Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company.--Decree for the ibeant and refer
ence. Boyce vs. the Patapsco.-Decree, libel dis
missed, with costs Lowell the Tug Transport
Decree for lib liant and Of reference Rossvs
Ship Patrick Henry-Docree for libslant with interest
and COSTS Webb Ship Adele Decree for libellant
Confirmation OF commissioners report and costs
brewster tho Adele.-Sa,ue. Coger the Adele
Same. Maoy VS.. the Adeic-Same Schmidt VS. the
Adele.-Same. Wall and Others vs. the Adele.-Libel
dismissed without cosis
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AEruoroLIrAs BoAnD or HxAura,

Bueklu or VITAL STATISTICS. july 10. 1851 !
last SATURDAY amoanei 10 .s Including deaths In tbs
publ.c Institutions VI the latter number IS were Inmates
Tn. ineadins % in the county asyuIns DC.
The incrssse over the previous week was msnifcSiy
for We ana them % Be- disrrnr.i disesses fatal
only Jet, 10 young ehidrca. The death 90 rcE
yn-s positively high vastly less iaan ia the
wee % ss YEA, Sr yh ony II scshs y
zvmo,c iniscsicn. Qnssdns IN. ml.sn, and faulty na-
80 s. per cent Of al who died in New York and O5 persons
Ssns. s.shea before ser @ prhdsy s d per cent S
a. deaths n tes fs.aer cay AID ~ or sS5 per cent o.
died s. per ccnD ia the former and Is; CS6s Der
oent in the later city.
widely ds,sued ,ssa 10 any previous week Of he .easc
yet 10 the ciesny Genital reon Including the fteenta
Twenty ars there was no nersss. of uosaiisy Tnssc
nan one death ia SIX thousand the inhsb
sspsss o. pa ,n 81 ss f sv.us f
scesih Eleventh aud sessn,scnh warisiSs East river
mSs ssss 81 o sua VAS n as
every io Of the inhaStsns and in that great belt OF
sso.e h. cisa we're Children under I've gsa. old
The fatality Of measles snl scsrsina has messurably ie
s.n f sss SSsfns siPas sss So
the average shs corresponding ~oek the previous ak
coronsrs made returns upon forty inques sI Of
which we're ssses % drswnins There were two deaths
yFI5.t o..s.l Mr., 80: aged tAir;y. hous.sssper =
fanny we're ssiss !c At Sss :sme ms ana having no
relatives ecnsegusny sasrsd lack arsins no person
left many hours a. tune without nursing
sesssd ease same fs'sr ttc and father sr.d
ss We. Rsas . Sas sss
b. wsnt o. nursing q born: and BIS sacitsmsn and
Thus from vast q shs nursing and cArsssch
n wsasa M nss' Willingly y ~ sas-s JsiSss ,AalL
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SICKNESS on BolnD TIE wISoosxL--A correspondent
Of the Biddsfcrd tMe) ycurl.r wiring from Kttcry
Navy Yard says:-The United states steamer Wnoosk,
third rate padde-whee, OF $50 tons burden arrived In
harbor Last Monday she had board sickness called
yellow fever by which thore have been fow esesof
BY extra exerfions no that tho SNIP usy CONS TO
The ysrd She .!il be hell ~ quArssuns VAIL lbs
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BANKRUPT COURT.

In re Adolph Baun-The assignee appointed in this
case-Mr. Simon Rotnschiid 3l2 West Tweniy-second
street-has signed the acceptance OF trust.
PETITIONS.
Three petitions wcro LODGED yesterday They are A.
folows--John II. Bagley, Catsklll. and Stephen q.
Basley, Greene county; counsel Sheldon Owens;
ferred to Dir. l. b. Gates, Register william r. Van
Bokelen New York; counsel, Nathaniel Niles; re-
ferred to Mr. J. T. Williams, Register Henry +. SIM
mons, Now YORK; counsel, David G. Barntz; referred
70 Mr.. John Fitch, Register.
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COURT CALeM0la-TnIs DAY.

SUPREME CoUar-CnANaERs Moe !, z, SoIS, CO, IS,
&C. Call commences at No. 7S.
MARINE CouHT-TrlAL TERx-Nos. l35, 13, 80, I2S,
&c. es l45 Al. 13l, 1872 $50. 165, 166, 167 l6s 1885,
10, III.
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mother lost and aamiy Of orphans and were
made This instance illustrates great source prevent
able " " and Woe among the Hundreds OF lives
might DO saved every month this summer by ine1gent
Il. HARRIS.
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The Nationals. of Wa.hIngtop, and Buckeyes,
Of Cincinnati.


At the match game Of base ball played this afternoon
between the Nationals Of Washington. D. c., and tho
Buckeye Club of this city the former scored IS
the latter's IL.
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HEALTH MATTERS.

Sanitary Csadision OF New York and
Brookiyn.
The Registrar Of vital Statistics makes the following
report the Board OF Health in relation to the mortality
In this city and Brooklyn last week. II will DO seen
that thors was one death from cholera