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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-03
LArEsr aENERAL NEws-BY TELEGRAPH.

LATEST GENERAL NEWs-BY TELEGRAPH'
1.-Two priests are in Montreal from Aglers seek
ing relief for the famine stricken Arabs ~ I
1.-The Geneva Wooden Mills, near Providence,
were partially burned yesterday mornings loss, $ll.O0
THE Forester Club of Buffalo give notice that
pigeons have been secured and that the New YORK state
ALFRED Gather, President of Associated TX
division ofhe Adams Express Joseph H. Rhodes Assistant supern
tendent, has been appointed in bis place.
fraudulent checks purporting to have been
BY mail yesterday Second National Bank OF fhaae
phia No such person Is teller Of that bank.
PROF. julius IT. Seelye of Amherst College will
visit Europe this and Prof Hickok who has just severed
necton with Union College viii instruct the Class Of 6S in MePny
THE steamer Princess laden with Government
es for Fort Stevenson went n the bottom Of the Missouri RIVER
about twenty-five miles above Lexington Sunday night
ia number of citizens of Dora, Anna County,
NewMeco have peoned Gen Giant 70 station mounted fe 10
that county protect them from the Indians They that within
sixty days their best citizens have been either murdered or
wounded aud that the county ia nearly stripped Of stock
The Circuit Court at Topeka, Kansas. has been
unable
Of the Kansas Psoe Railroad and has certified to the United
States Supreme Court
IA negro girl in South Memphis attempted to
poison her fathers family Sunday by putting powdered glass pot
vegetables Having confessed
that her father had refused TO allow her JOIN the Methodist Church. he
being Baptist
80. Yesterdays Boston Bank exhibit has the fol-
lowing 6gures: Capital So 00O9O Losn S9 $50 M Specie S6
$50 LgsTsnde Notes $ l8 1906 Due from other Banks Sl5)
$685. Other Banks l359030 Deposits $40 3 $685. Circulation
National, S25, $685. Circulation State, %l5s, 1G0
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FUYERAL or Ex-PRESIDENT BUCHANAN

LANCASTER June 2.-The funeral of ex-Presi-
dent James Buchanan will take place Thursday after
noon Juno 4, at O'Clock. The ex-PresideDt died Of
pleur6pneumonia. He had been III two throe months,
but getting better until the recent damp spell caused
RELAPSE. On Sunday his physician had hopes OF his
cuperaion; but toward night he began rapidly to sink,
and exhibit the symptoms Of early dissolu-
tlon. Such of his relatives and friends as
could be summoned wero with him in his last
moments He prayed and took the sacrament alto O'Clock
Monday morning "GOd bless my country" were tho
last words expressed by him. and they repeated by
him several times in whisper One Of his latest requests
was, that ex-Presidents Pierce and Fillmore and Presi
dent johnson be invited to attend his funeral.
ORDER DY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
The President has promulgated the following:
The President with deep regret announces TO the peo
pie the United States the deceae at Wheatland Penn
syyana the LIST Instant OF his hOnored predecessor
James Buchanan This event Will occasion mourning IN
the nation for tho loss OF eminent citizen and honored
public servant. "A mark " respect for his memory, 1t
Il ordered that the Executive Department be imnedia
ely placed In mourning and all business he suspended
the day OF the funeral It Is further ordered that tho
War and Navy Departments cause suitable military and
naval hOnors 20 be paid this occasion TO the memory
OF tho ilusrious dead ANDREW JOHNSON.
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CANADIAN MILITARY PREPARATIONS.

OTTAWA, June 2.-The military preparations
for the anticipated Fenian raid complete. Field
brgades have been formed in the several districts COM
posed 9f rae,drs I'D volunteers having attached TO
the command Of bnlcers chosen from the lne Eag
brigade can act independently or they my 9s WY
together circumstances shall require Tents ana ned
OF all kinds are ready for use and the troops could
tako the rsis u: moment' notice. fully equipped Igr
ser OdSo Ihg See when In acyS service Sr
addition the preparations for the seIce on land gun
boats hayo beeD stationed at PRESCOTT kingston
Fort Erie and the st. Clair manned by sailors OF the
Royal Navy, and supplied With Armstrong guns. The
Field Brigade composed Of Regulars and Volunteers IN
Toronto has been placed in high state OF ecenoy'
-Four guns OF the Royal Artillery stationed in Toronto
departed this morning for Prescott strong guard IRON
and the new jail in Toronto A provisional pattahon,
under Major brown of the Tooth Regiment, Is to DO
formed at Chalnbly for Fall practice.
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sonnaw James Brady. respectfully isysse 70 ssss .
from his late RESIDENCE no % \. Rsd
DAY 4th inst O'Clock The remains VIII DC ooo'eJeo nc"
Bank, n j., for intenaent
DDLEDITCH-At Red Bank j. on TUESDAY Jnne annos No
son Of the Rev K T. Mdetteb d. d. aged years ana @'h"@
Notice Of funeral tOmono 49,.
McMURRAY-suddeny Sunday May 3lWm Mchpra IN the s'
The friends and those OF family invited 70 attend the fane
from Church, fh8Ve ana "er5 7ss
St., OF Wednesday afternoon al o'clock
sEARs-Ou Monday morning Charlotte Sears u ne sh
Tho OF the family respec nt.ea - 49,
the funeral residence Of her grandson henry ~
% Tenbt Brooklyn d. "Wednesday afternoon at Se''eE
Hudson papen please copy -.
THOMPS0N-At Islp l. l., Sunday evening MAY ~ hss
beth Thompson widow OF JonathAn Thompson late tue OT
New.YoFk, IN the Sth year Of her LA.
The attend the funeral RON her ists
residence West Ishp L. l., THURSDAY June at O'Clock
VAN Monday illness Of DC hours Css1
eny child Of George W. and Sarah Van Scn aged aonih ana
daFa
The relatives the family invited TO saend her
funeral Wednesday June at from the redenee OF pa
parents, No 200 Eighth-ave
VAN C0uRT-A Noun, Vernon Monday June My Howna
wife Of Charles W Van Court and daughter Of James and kraee
Rowland, sged % years.
family attend the fanerss
Thursday az l0 the Methodist Episcopal Church New
Haven trsinSleaye Twenty seyenth- aud
WILLIAMSON Bergen N j. MARY Williams reiet Of the late Jcsepa
I. Williams Of this ctg.
The leTa wall Trinity < Church, Thirty foubf
Thursday, at o'clock The friends OF the family are arse
10 attend without further notice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-03
rnE YOUNG WoMEN,s HOME.

The noble women who compose the Ladies'
Christian Union Of this city, permitted, last
ing with many OF their friends Of both sexes through
the kindness Of Of their generous patrons to
publicly inaugurate Young Womens Home at Nos 2s
and 20 Washington square, northeast corner Of Mac
dougslst, buildings procured for the purpose Of
q Home at cost Of $4,000: These HOUSES are
aTs IN Ses sde TostScs sa
have front Of 65 feet and the lots which they are
ars regarded as remarkably well adapted for their
present purposes, and alterations to render them
pete in every respect can be made at comparatively
triapg expense In November 1885, the Ladies' Chris
tian Union formerly known as the Ladies' Christian
Association was organized and on the 9Th OF April 1885,
the Union obtained an act OF incorporation from the
state Legislation One of the earliest objects which these
Of Home Tor the poor aud viruous Of their SEX
who, without friends in the city are oDgateu 70 aDor
was rented. but the applicants for admission be-
came so numerous that large building was necessary
and such structure secured on fourteentst mere
fhe Board of Drectresses were embarrassed for
want Of ROOM so DESTROYS the good working women
OF the city become its inmates ana the OF the
Undertaking was thereby materially retarded. Now
however, there has been obtained Dy purchase PCT
y TO obtain livelihood or to perfect themselves in the
acquisition Of Of the industrial pursuits may md
shog-for board s. so to "a 60 week. and single rooms
from s. to &C week These charges are made 70 cover
rho ordinary expenses OF the establishment ana hereto
fore they were found be sufficient excepting Tor the
rent which provided for from me ptVae purses Sa
weather citizens who cognizant OF the existence
such institution No care Tor the TSntaay now ayr
taes the Drectesses, and they arc enapeq ~ %
undivided attention TO the inmates OF the Home, when
BY the not clarity NOR . an most stSu e9pr es
word In the English language-a home for that most ne
serving class OF the c '6e yEub s ant sorcs
and workshops The apartments more than comfort
ably furnished and In the front parlor IS panod9fte
doubt soon DO supplied seven sonsana aec 1Sr
repairs 70 tho Home; to-day such an amount not
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PENDING q CANVASS.
The Riddleser County CAass.) Democrat nom
mates Chase,

The KiddleSer County (Mass.) Democrat NOM
mates Chase,
so far as appears, the Hon. Thomas Viii
nars h.s competitor for the Republican nomination
fo' VS. in the XXIIId Pennsylvania District.
MladelpLia Age presents the name of
Ju0ee Asa Packer Pennsylvania choice for the Dem
-0cf g CO. didate for the Presidency.
FAC Democracy of the IXth Illinois District
he Wnated Thompson w. McNeely Of Petersburg for
CobRft % Lewis W. Ross now in his third term
E4 1r Graves of Dubuque will be a can
dcate fOf the Republican nomination in the lid Con-
ersssonal District Of Iowa, now represented by Mr..
There was a grand Republican ratification
me- 30 r "t Springfield, ILL., on Thursday evening, at
VIII tmer,t candidate for Governor, made an
Geas .sles, PleasOnton, and JAS. II. Paine,
&c Salonan, and the Hon. Matthew II. Carpenter,
sDoR Bfaast ratification meeting in Milwaukee, Wis,
The Sstgee which have instructed for Mr..
Pendlsto Ohio Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, Nebraska,
Oreg0a California and Kentucky, aud lac Is understood
70 e be rsi ehoee Of Wisconsin Minnesota, Maryland
and Tennessee
The Richmond Dispatch thinks the chance of
harmonzpS the two wings Of the Democratic Party 10 al
most hopeless IL says the War Democrats would vote
Tor Gen Grant rather than for Pondcton ana the Cop
perheads or Peace Democrats would rather that Grant
SHOULD 90 elected than Hancock.
TIE Raleigh Standard says that sufficient
evidence can DO obtained for the conviction OF some Of
he X Ks IN one OF the counties IN North Carolina, In
which they eiscOneered for the Conservative ticket by
placing collins before the doors 81 LOYAL white men, whom
heS ba Oppressed DUNG e Rebellion for their LOYALTY.
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DIED.

BAKERAt Hudson City j. Tuesday. June less suddenly
susan Em.li line Baker wife Of Elijah Baker
The remains will be taken 70 Burdet, ~ Y.
Tuesday June Of consumption Lydia wife OF hdWn W.
Green. In the ga year Of her age. -,
Fner on from The residence OF he tnern
law Carr D. Green, esq, No ISL West Tventy'thirdsI
HAIsgY-A MOrown Monday June Anne Rockwell eiugh;
ter q Samuel aud Bmma Hasey aged years Smon'ns ana
II dsys q. ,-,.-. a.. A.. ...ta... -.
Of her parensS
UALsRYA Morstown N j., Monday. Jane Annie Rockwell
daughter Samuel aud Emms Hass aged syears mouths
and II days -. -, A.. a.
The friends Of the family invited to attend her funeral on The
residence Of her father on Thursday the tth inst, @Hm
HEATHAt his Brookn Mass on sunday morning. May J
Charles Heath. aged GO years, months aud l'daya
KELLYon Sunday morning the 3 inst consumption Bash
only ofJOhh Kelly late Sheriff Of he"iorh sg years
months, and Is dayL - . - 49,, !,
the residence Of bis father NO "a Lexingoeaye
on wednesday morning June " o'clock 20 st. PAcks Calhe'
drs High Mass Of Requiem VIII be celebrated for the
repose Of his soul =. - ..,,, .
IINDsl gYSulenly At Morrown ~ j. Sunday MAY a. WIN.
M Lindsey, In the 11th year OF his age a.
Te relatives and Invited attend his fuaeFal his
deuee In southst Wednesday June at O'clock without fur
her uotlce leave foot Of Barclay'st at7 and
LBTsoN-Ou Tuesday June at h late residence No &C Cha
Thomas w. Lesou. aged ~ years moaths aud u days
.sd tends aud those OF bic Thoaa aud William and
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DoNEsTIC MARKETS

sAvAsNAH Ca. jane Action unchaBgedi low Mdaing zee
sales % bales; receipts, 20 bales -.
ST. Louis June 2-obaeco 6m s775aS95O for Lng.i 80 0e
$40 30 Tor ak Leaf Sl58 Tor Medium Good Cotton dull
Flour heavy, superane s79S9 Extra % ~ Double Extra Iowa
Sc Pme 10 Choice Fall asa - CO.. Spring 7Se*I r. the
latter Fancy Corn declining 6d83c MTed aud Fellows gd99e
white Oats dali, od79c. BarleySprng 80 30 Rys hrn 81 Y
81 49, Provisions heavy Ness PORK Rgmps sD ss ~ Ba
Lard da Choice steady IRE Live sCcf da per
gross for Cattle ga 81 per head for Sheep. Rscelptrg~
- Wheat sOo bush Corn 1000 bush Oats lOOO bash.
Nsw.6SLrAS jung a-oOon q9lstl sss Of SO
bales receipts "a bales Sterling aSrs sshs
drafts discount Gold 4 sngarCuba grocery grades ~ g3ej
Ioas9. q Prime i VS. 015 '1 ~ S SSs;
oOc Hay unchanged PORK dull at as - BacOn-shOudsr e
Clear Sides lee. Lard. tierces. 100 kegs zoe. -
CHAaLysroS e. June easier bu. doing; sales 200
bales MddIngs q &c. receipts 1888 bales
2C0ton market duI GO baesI
dings nomhAly 2sic. -
goo bales; Middlings, 2se. receipts 2bales
WILNsGrOs c. June &Spnts Iurpntne active At Gle Ros
ins-Loses demand Strained " lb no % ~
No S3dsa Pse &c Window Glass 80 Cotton, 2efS for Mid
1IwaGEEI june DUR Choice Wisconsin and Iowa % Is
9kg, Medium R8 90 rs; Common, S60fe rs Wheat dull
No e So; No O. 81 49, Oats declining; 62sc for No Corn
amer Blc FOR No Grain reghts du 70 Buffalo SIC 10 Oswego
IO Reepts3 bills Flour eco bush Wheat 5000 bush Oats
5000 ShpmentsOO bbS Flour 1900 bush Wheat 200
husbO a
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and whom they attemps keep from the ballotbox

and whom they now atemPt keep from the ballotbox
with threats Of death
The Columbus (Ga.) Sun, the pap - ~
plauded the murder Of Ashburn, and now abuss'-
Meade for removing certain Rebel officers OF at city
quotes The Worlds biography OF Gen. Grant, and gives IL
tbis editorial commentator: 80
Our would do well the document for future refer
epee aud down everything and the monkey
sTed circus unit he convicted Of v deliberate lying aud
decepon b. statements ofhe President aud bis Cabinet"
The Tanners are new organization at
Ogdensburg for the purpose of fuTherng the success OF
Gen Grant The regalia uniform consists OF leather
apron and other paraphernala commemorative OF the
business In which Gen. Grant engaged at the time
the Rebellion broke out In joining the army. the Gen
eral did not abandon his business but kept tanning
the hides OF the Rebels till the end OF the war The
Tanners now propose TO do for the Democracy what
Grant did for the Rebels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-03
THE BOARD OF HEALTH.

At the meeting of the Board of Health yester-
day. Mr. Lincoln in the chair superintendent Dalton re-
ported that the grounds complained Of at West Morsania
were once iceponds and that owing to the marshy
ture Of the soil deep subsO drainage was necessary
The subject tabled The charges preferred by Mr.
Bonner against Sanitary Inspector Charles w Packard
were taken up for consideration The Following lettor
from Mr.. Bonner read: .
OFFICE OF THE NEw.YoRK LEDGER, corner Ofspues snd}
WlIamsts., NewYork, Jane 1903.
Emons Clark s'q Secretary Metropolitan Boerd q HeGaa
SIa 6ae trsYd your communication Of the 2sa ns n wen
lido not understand that any made BY
several Letters Botd as been denied sea 70 occasion uU
Of mine ontractd by person writing sef beng nofa
appeared. any time before Board 70 zorro
and ubsana the Ny statements are all IN Nng es
be as distinctly understood as the the issue met
The resolution which yoa scud me- am utterly Oss understand
what character Of the proceeding upon Wn you pro-
ths 1 70 Be any regard allegations The sooner i
ou. "h to be Informed T s o. ~ n s s uey settled
stands does not appear that any answer las been put
What myself an anxious explained The Why While
a. in Ofmy sixth lots the petition Of ihe property holders
OF West Morrsania sanctioned og your oTa Heah 0g os
garded VERY p re,Pss5iPiRR oyvEp
DR. Packard explained that his reports of the I'M
healthy condition OF the grounds were cOhsclenIOusy
spectors assertion. Commissioner Stone moved the IO
lowing resolution; - -, So, a., -. -.
against SANITARY Inspector Packard Of hAVng made under 0h
SSs The Hstpotsn Board Of Health dd uppoint public hear
ing arng said charge 70 be held oa tie ID o. lime inst and
The said Robert Bonner having had opportunity 70 De
heard did appear furnish any evidence support Of bis chargs
5d That iris Board dismiss the whole matter With decra
tIoa Of their undiainishe1 confidence In Dr. PACKARD
Mr. oliver Dyer REPRESENTING mr Boner, oeus ny 20
was eager go with the investigations and so Declared
IN the letter which the Board had heard read Inc ses0
pOrtunty to dsproye the Inspectors report.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-03

Last night George Reed, alias Glass, and Jo-
seph BergesOn who were locked up at the Eighth Pre-
cnet satonHouse. for burglary made bold attempt 70
escape BergcsOn wrenohed on piece or IRON from the
door of the CELL and forced open the door. He then
leased Reed when both OF the men forced open one OF
the wooden doors leading into Princest While at WORK
attempting 10 o6ve the Grating the 9ose attracted che
atenIon OF the Sergeant duty who nad tnem secured
They were ironed aud placed In dark cells
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-03
CHALLENGE FOR THE MILITARY CHAMPIONSHIP

BosToN, June e.-Capt. Finan of the Mont
gomery Light Guard-which company recently took the
champion flag OF Massachusetts, Tor mllt!iy dt-has
challenged any military company ontsido the common
wealth 70 compete for the military Championship OF the
United States the drill TO be according to Upons tactics
and 10 take place In either Boston or NewYork within
the ensuing two months II the challenge s not accepted
within that time the Montgomery Guard will claim the
title OF national military champions. The company
viii soon visit NewYork accompanied by large stan OF
past and honorary members Capt. Fnan and Quarter
master Plynn win leave for the metropolis tomorrow
evening TO arrange for the visit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-03
THE NATIONAL BOARD OF TRADE.

PHILADELPHIA, June 2.-The National Board
OF Trade will meet In tho Academy OF Music in this city
at Ii o'clock tomorrow morning. philadelphia trades
men have liberal arrangements for the entertain
ment OF the delegates Tomorrow afternoon they TO
be taken FaIrmount Park Friday evening they are
10 be the recipients OF sumptu0us banquet on sstur
day they will take trip on tho Delaware 70 League
Island and next week they to be taken through tho
coal region.
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.,,,,,,,pv or PACIFIC COAST NEWS.

SAN FRAECIsCO, June 1.-RepOrts from The
oran cyo,s are favorable. Yesterdays rain storm may
DO some damage to the hay The Central Paslnc kal
and n9sseneer charges on the portion OF the road
operating IN California Arizona SaVices srs spGSk
No Indian tronbes are reported The steamship Colo
RADIO from Panama with passengers ana mail IRON abS
Stephens from Oregon arrived to-day The news ls I'M
Important The contractors making fair progress on
tie Oregon Railroad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-03
AMERICAN INsrITUrIoNs FOR THE INSANE.

BoSroN, June2.-The Medical Superintendent
OF the American Institutions for the Insane began their
second annual session the American House in this city
to-day. The Association called TO order by DR. Thos
Kirkbrde Of the Pennsylvania Hospital for the Insane
Philadelphia President and the minutes OF the last
tary DIR. John Curwen, of the Pennsylvania State Luz
matte Hospital OF Harrisburg. The first subject consid
cred project for general law relative 10 asylums for
the insane The Association accepted invitation 20
visit tho hospitals and places Of interest in and around
tom
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-03
cHIEF,JUsTTcE CHASE IN RICHMOND.

RICHMOND, June a. Chef-Justice Chase
arrived to-day and Is the guest Of Judge H. @. Bond lie
will preside tomorrow, and probably remain until after
the trial OF important The tralOf Jefferson
Davis be postponed until October by agreement as
already reported. Among tho witnesses summoned in
the case Gems Hartranft, Wilcox, and Sharp Of the
Union army and Gems Ftz Lee, Cooper and Gordon OF
tho Confederate army. Burton N. Harrison, private
Secretary Of M Davis, is also on the witness list.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-03
NiVY GILLETTE.

WASHINGTON June 2-The Secretary of the Navy
accepted The resignation Of First Assistant gneer Henry W.
Robe VIM Of Washington has been appointed Second
Marine Corps The following hase been honorA dis
Acting Assistant A. D. Tihen Acting Master
W. Nathan Baker, Acting First Assistant Engineer George FAon
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nTfIs SIGNED ny Gov. frNToN.

ALBANY June 2.-Gov. FentOn signed and
transmitted to the Office Of the Secretary OF State yester
day the Act for the Protection OF Cemeteries and the
Pneumatic Tube bill His Exceency also signed tho bill
relative 10 Savings Banks, which allows tho investment
OF the funds Of savings institutions III the stocks or bonds
of any city OF county Of the State TO the extent OF Is per
cent, or IN United States stocks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-03
ANOTHER REMARKABLE FACT IN LAW.

TRENTON, June Elm the United States Dis
trict Court to-day the case OF William Walton, under
indictment FOR passing counterfet money Judge feld
decided that In a contract made In NewJersey 10 sou
counterfeit money to be delivered In New-York the lat
ter and pot the former State have OF Ine OF
his counsel Mr. Merour Shreve raised the question OF
risdicton Walton may be tried in NewYork but can.
not be convicted In New-Jersey.
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necessary as much OF Il was obtained last evening from
the wealthy and who crowded the parlors on
the occasion Of the inaugural exercises AT 'hesS @
Dr. Tying were made ~ the Rev. MT Hasti2gs the h y
Depew. and Mhe Rev. Or adams me HOE; & oe the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-03
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PRIzE-FTGUT

ST.. LOUIS, NO., June 2.-Several citizens OF
st Louis headed by Ben DE Bar, OF De Bars Opera.
House. autographed 10 The NJ Y clipper yesterday that
persons here who were at Cold Springs Ind on Wednes
iay last testify oath that about "A O'Clock on that
day Coburn came within half mile OF the ringi that
Johnny Franklin approached him. bringing with him th9
Ghor that johnny told the Sheriff 10 arrest CObrn ana
that the Sheriff replied that he had count wh"rs"'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-03
HlRRIED

UTRsTIAPFRAY-At the First Presbyterian Church, TUESDAY
The 2 inst Dr. Paxton Francis W. Hurat TO Caroline
Eise eles. daughter Of Edward Jafray Of this city
Tuesday June IN Brookyp al the resi-
d.rte Of the brides father Rev Henry Ward Beeche MI
Lewis Proctor Of Milwaukee Wis., to Miss Ellen Bingham Of
BROOKLYN No cards
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-03

Cattle this week rather dn bat former
prices sustained Notwithstanding The sales amouu! to S
head 0i q gross for fair 10 good cattle, aud from u b
lie for Pennsylvania and Western steers The market
closed dull.
sHERPThe demand fr Sheep fair, and prices shade
lover; head changed hands at from 70 lic TO- a. TO
quality.
OGATs mahe. remains about The same The offerings and sales
amounted A3 20 ga - = 100 net quality
change note 10 this marke 30 head sold
sprnge and from $50 TO YS9 for aud calf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-03

The market for Deeves opened with brisk demand AZ prices a
lover highest last leo head at tdc
ir common TO ordinary light Western s99e good fed
Canada and O0Ole for choice fat and
The supply good Sheep l lower and market ex'
treme dull