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SHIPPING LNTELLIG ENCE.
PORT or Ygw.YoRE..........JUSE IS.
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
Steanhps-Weser ~ CD weuke Bremen Magan. Blakenaa,
bingO johnson. Portland Nerels bease bOstni
Trfl (Br) Martyr Lveryoo Columbia, Van Slce Havana
Shp-Whe swallow, Knowles San Fmueiseo Marlborough (BE)
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BrI Wright Kouissbeg; Br) Bebnkep
G.uo, us Kou MOnteyiieo and Buen0s
Ares BrtmerB CD JackH Rio Jaaeio via Port johnson "
BTgs-Eikabeh Amest LsDOni quo DoNhes ADEI
Sehoone-G T. Hubbard Loyeaud Rcbmond Aa,a LoveAnd.
CITY Point Moore Chambers city Point 5 J. smith, baldwin,
Proeuce Lugano Johnson Demer Prairie Bird lBL Sullivan.
Summrrside PEL T. H. Allen Fuller, Wilmington \. {. T. A
Bare smith BhabethpUrt Ellen Smith De Costa NegLondoni
ARRIVED.
Steamship Tyhee CaRlsius. Galveston June g mdse
Shin Electric CD Junge Hamburg - DAYS md and 3I pass
Had deaths the passage children June between aud M
LAT ~ p log struck BY bark bound W. name m.
bark showed lights and had no watch on deck she lost
Bak ADELAIDE Pummer Palermo March II, and Gibraltar April IL
mdse
SAILED.
Steamships weser for Bremen Co!ahbia, for Havana
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosroy AR steamship Giancus from Ne9ierk
June lArued, schrs L. T. Wing AehAndna for
salem; Margaret Remnant Georgetown for Boston ~ Cro Newlork
Nicola Machiss NewYork Jane Clark Baltimore for Plymouth;
Moea for NwYor whitney Philadelphia tr Portsmouth;
MARI p HUDSON Indies for Poani BDmA J. Golt Of Provinces
town. Sailed brig Alexander Mlhkeo.
FOREIGN PORTS.
aThe steamship Europa from Ne~-fot June 8.
arrived in the Clyde yesterday
MISCELLANEOUS.
The seh Onward measurement bn By George W.
Baldwin At Fahayen commanded Joseph Gorham Harsieh.
Mass and owned by Capt Erdge Co, and Others Of
Nantucket and Crow Paine launched and
TO be empoyed in the coasng between the nand
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NEW-JERSEY.

SALE OF RUTHERFORD PARK PROPERTY
About 400 building plots were sold at Rutherford Park
yesterday This property situated the Passaic River
near the Erie Railway, As minutes OF miles, from New
York. The soil is rich sandy loan, and well tim
bered A company calling itself "The Rutherford Park
Association" few years ago bought about 600 acres
part OF which was sold yesterday Streets and avenues
have graded, and the ground laid out into plots
containing from 10 IS city lots TINS property
Is beautifully situated the PaSSalc RIVER,
and IL is about mile from the depot For beauty OF
scenery the PasSaic River ranges next 10 the Hudson
Tine water so pure that II is used TO supply the lnhaD
,t1.ts Of Jersey City large hotel is nearly com
,,tcd on the river bank which, for miles, is lined with
Villas Free tickets were issued and large number OF
proplc attended the sale. COnveyances were Kept run
n dining the day from the station to the grounds Az
lie hotel bread. hams, and baskets Of champagne were
fe order of the day. In the unfinished dnluSOOm az
f hotel rude tables constructed OF barrels ana
boards and many times during the day they were loaded
swept and garnished. The bidding was lively ana the
rrces usually high. number of ladies were ~ attend
suco About $4,000 worth Of property was sold
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VISITORS TO THE GRAVE OF LINCOLN

A letter from Springfield, III, OF the 4th
inst to The Chicago Erening Journal mentions the fol-
lowing:
noteworthy incident occurred in this city yesterday
afternoon party of emgrants from Indiana, rOuts
10 Missouri numbering some twenty wagons, hitched
their teams the city and proceeded by the
10 ok Ridge Cemetery and there reverenty uncovered
their the presence of the place OF the sepuchre
OF Abraham Lincoln They OF the ntelligen
and superior class OF farmers and said they could nos
pass through the city in whose precincts the ashes
OF tho they much loved when alive without pay
ing their respects to the sacred shrine Such settlers a
these will make great State OF Missouri and place tA
radicalsm beyond auV peradyenturo.
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6ounfm Rtal 6stat, for SALE.


ALI. PERSONS are invited 10 visit the Prop
N ery 1.-THE MOUNT RUTHERFORD COMPANY, at
RUTHERFORD PARK. ~ J.,
6rst station on Bde Railway me-iO minueom Newiorf
eleven trains a day each way.
GUIDES and all information free application TO
BLAUvELT & OGILBY. No. l57 Broadway,
CHARLES BLAKIsTON. No 26 Lbertyst,
Agents for the Company,
Orto r. H. BARROws, Genr sup't. Rutherford Park, ~ J.
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UNPARALLELED EXCITEMENT in Real

WHEN Is THE TIME TO BUY LOTS p
w WHEN they are Up PUBLIC AUCTION % be soh
ABSOLUTELY for they WILL BRING without LIMIT RE-
SERVE Such viii TUESDAY, JUNE % At the IN
TENSIvR ADJOURNED SALB Of LINDEN TERRACE PROPERTY,
near PROSPECT PARK by JOHNSON MILLER al No. III Boad
av Those make seize the opportunity time aud occasion,
heang suffer them to AID ever aa ,Kr
dbO nnn VERY CHEAP-90 acres, all fine
DJ,UUO. aul With fair buildings: In Rockaud COUNTY one
nile from depo,; II daily trains u hours from NeFiok Beautiful
clear through place Superb Mountain hoener pure
water air; mosquitoes or other nunse Aa'ages
for farmers gentlemen looking for country homes Address
SUPERINTENDENT, Box No 1893. Bridgeport, O.
A BOOK for Country Residents-WARlNGS
n ELEMENTS OF AGRICULTURE Price 81 By mail from The
Tribune Ohcs.
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Snttrual Atbtnur.
11otirts Of gmkrupttp.

TCHIS Is TO GIVE N0TICE-That on the
twenty DAY Of May A. d. 1853 Warrant IN Bankruptcy
.n. sst The estate Of JOHN CHAMPIN MORRIS Of ohsosn
County Of Morris and state Of sewJerey Who has been adagd
Petition that the Debts aud de-
yer Property belonging 70 such Bankrupt 2 him o. for his ase
meeting Of The sAd bankrupt prove their debts and
10 choose one his will he held Court Of
H,uInp To be holden street NeNJeTsey
before Thomas HoIy Register the Fifteenth day Of JAY A. d.
1853 al 10 o'clock & w. BUDD DBhCON,
js2 lAwJwF Deputy L. T. Marshal as messenger
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p4SSEyGFRS AkRJVED.

FROM GALVESTON i8-I steamship Tybee-Ben Tbomas
Judge H. Baldwin. A Ohen Jobg Osen Gin.
children McCavn Capt VIM w. Lubbock wife ssd
children Baldwin, Abraham, James Gdhu, Ars Land and
children. 1. Spring
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]. BLEECKER, son Il Co... Auctioneers.
n. DESIRABLE RESIDkNCB OHelunifed andtNe mist for
S,g TUESDAY June u o'clock At the Exchange haeoon
No. III broadway: - -. 49,, l., ...,, IA.
ehs, 2346 feet east Of foarilave l3I house
nv perfect ORDER
49, 90 and Croton throughout; bath marble mane fruit
trees Unmarried grape entire front covered With Wesiera money
eke Uses &c forming desirable residence one hunufsAhd
wsn Is and guter aud has tie gas and troon Posses
sion Immediately. Title perfect
A. Ceiaf
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8ruoklpn Btal 6stats for Salr.


BARGAINS in BrOOklyn.-LOTS, less than
I'D Auction prices $500 +0) each JAQUES No ~ Boad.ay
NORNER STORE PROPERTY for SALE-ln
" rapdygowlng neghbohood leading bargain;
very easy terms H. MACOMBRR SOS No 5J fuiionave cor
Portland Brookvn
ELATBUSH SIDE of PROSPECT PARK
LINDEN TERRACE Only minutes walk from i9e 9EA n
HRASTERLY kETRANCE-the finest place for LILA hf>
DRNCES m vicinity than Central fak; sec
peghborood schools Only the ~ not Offered
al he sale Of June remain unsod These will positively change hands
nader The hammer TUESDAY June e. % kKehauge
Salesroo No M n. Secure before they are all
rome at oacrs Of JOHNSON MILLER No Is Nassau, n w. or
No l57 Montaguest, Brooklyn
G0 Snn PER ACRE will buy IA acres of
- S,OOO the most eligible BUILDING LOTS in Boosly ~
These situated high grade hye miles ~ morse cars ana
ferry Sew-York Cts Halt ONE LOT D. New oTA Cy no hTlle
from the would what ACRE here j. held at Apply 70
~ NJ A. rutland No Beekmanst
$4,000 has been se rfal R. r victim ll9 1s s
Charming locality south PROSPECT PARK where the ground j. high
the plain Thousands more VIII De mace
y those purchase splendid LOTS the and absolute Al
JoURNED SALE Of Linden BOULEVARD PROF KK1Y BY JOHN
son MILLER TUESDAY June o. when every lot offered VIII
be POSITIVELY SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE the highest bidder
Don't fail procure JOHNSON MLLEhs, No. - Nassau
Neg-York or No. i57 Montague-st, Brooklyn
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MORRIS WILKINS, AuconeeE -
ARGE and ATTRACTIVE SALE OF llO
4 fSrs N" i,i.nenN MEADOW. CLINTON AND WILLOW.

MORRIS WILKINS Auctloneef -
I .ARGF and ATTRACTIVE SALE of 10
4 4 LOTS ON UrpsON MEADOW, CLINTON AND WILLOW
SITS HoBOKRE NEW. JERSEY AT AUCIlon ,,pv- cou
ORDER or THE HOBOKEN LAND AND lAfi'o'h'ihNi NO'
- ~ PANY - . =.
2 II LupIOW l. "a viii sell at ancion TUESDAY june q,
O'Clock at the Exchange Salesrooo No III Broadway Inn
~ Budng EeS-Nork City. ,r--,.,-
MRADOW-ST lots west side between IN tpd s'hst 80,
MBADOWST II lots 'front.' west SIDE between i Anu ii
Sts
CLINTON.ST lots side. between iih ana ~ SIS
WILLOW.ST lots east side, between IN and 9thsis
wILLOw-sT 10 lots side between ~ and 6h SIS
WILLOW-sT u lots side between I'm ana ~ 81
wILLOWSr 10 lots side between stH sbI ~ - ,,,A
WILLOWSE II lots entire front, west sine' ONeeA V'" ~ ~
-, -. to.A - ,t,.
wILLOwST II lots east side between Io'h and 'h
.-
TERMS OF SALE
Seventy DER ct y remain on bond and mortgage Tor I've years
per cent s-, a.. ~. = p,,o.
BOOB maps and full particulars at the hueoneers once NO e
st. or At the IIoboken ferries l1LoLLl
I AJNDRY FORK, No. 20 COurtlandt-st.-
~ SPLENDID LithoEraph. free " the trade
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!. \ aLEECKER. SOY " %, Auctioneers.

j. BLEEUKEK, Sun ~ 20, AucuOHttIs'
~. WEDNESDAY, July
ul2 o'clock at the Exchange saletoom.
REArTtPrt COUNTRY SEAT AT EEW.ROC HELLk-llout and
land at West New Rochelle minutes from ,h depot House
v J 81, frame filed In with brick 55T about 40 feet deep, with
ss h bsst and al Improvements Of city house also aun
drv stables and cana gebouse fine garden large lsntnes OF
ehoee pi tee an f bearing small fruits and vegetables TINS
place bias been occupied by the present owner M u years ana NE
Greatest care bs sen taken Of the most Desirable Of
country houses without regard Immediate possession s'n
Terms
Maps al No. II Cedarst
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Sort GdlarSra's Tlutits.

STATE NEw.YoRK
PoRrwARDENs' ogYicE, No % Wiilam-s,.
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
~ Of The Aet passed Agri H. 1877 entitled a. Aso
Of the Port Of New York 70 all
having OF the subject matter % such inquiry
survey that the following vessels under eranin
by
be succeeding this ss4
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SuttiOn Sails of Zeal Gstatt.
]. BLEECKER, son g. Co., Auctioneers.

j. BLEECKER, son q Co., Auctloneers.
N. TUESDAY. June %
At ~ o'clock at the Exchange SalrHoon - -
SUPREME COURT SALE or VALUABLE PROPERTY on NEW
BOWERY CHATHAM, EIGHTRBNIH AND hlNEIEhSIIi'
SITS. UNDER THE DIRECTION OF fhlLO l. hI""Lho'
ESQ REFEREE 49,, 90, 80. A. TO-
CIJ and attic brick building and t No 1871
Caha (ol 1871 south side aud running through TO New Bow
Known as" The Columbian Hotel"
Ninth and Tenth-aves 80 -. a, -, t,
WEST NINETEENTH STPremises No Jl2 souih sue mmed
st.r In rear Of the above mentioned lot
Mans nj No Cedar.st
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MINIArrRR ALMANAC.


San Rses... 4:23 sets.. 1884 MoOS Rses.... 1as
Sandy HooE.. Cows Island. 7:J9 hell Gate. sN
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Smustmtnts.


SPECIAL NOTICE. ,....v-.-..,.....-,-..
by MADAME RIsToRI and her children he Insas FsSea
J. GRAU
rTHEATRE FRANCAIS.-RISTORL
Il DRAMATIC FUND GRAF
The sns departure Of Nine Rio for Raops aert week.
MADAME ADELAIDE RISfoRI,
'"D 'pD'1 THE 4MFRICAH DRAMATIC FUND SOCIETY,
On TUESDAY EVENING, jane 70 a. . osT Ts:o,v.r,
on which occasion will be produced 9s en'lre 'se ~ O
the same NAV which ipaugurated - -,
MADAME RISTORrS MEMORABLE TRIUMPHANT CARBBk IN
ADELAIDE RIsToRI M HER GREAT ROLE AS MEDEA
In addition 70 this Madame Rsou will perform Of tue most
d''m'' acts in T ffR Scf cog MAIZE & STUART
All the characters interpreted by Nine Adelaide ki'iS1 ~ ,
Peters MaTc store P go iss Brosd%ay
America Of ADELAIDE RIs1oM
ERENCH THEATER.
c6 SiTHBRAy hEFSI BfSi Err 20 TO
MR. IRA H. MOORE,
NIX NJ W LEPFINGwELL
together With 9s96er Of 2esr artists VIII app"
BULL N DINA SHOP.
TOO MUCH FOR GOOD NATURE,
THB OLD GUARD
NIBLO's GARDEN. n,,r,vv
TnE COOLEST THEiTBR IN THE CTR
D' FRIiA9. u tS Sis'i u 1855 1858, .
LAST NIGHTS OF THE BuRLBSQUE, EXTRAVAGANZA
n.
n which will appear Jarrett s Pame1s renowned
" PABISlESNB BALLET TROUPE
SATURDAY NEXT. LAST MATINEE
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE
OLYMPIC THEATER. Begins at 8.
" Fifteenth week Of G. l. FoEs gea, Psntomime ecoa''rue
HuMPrY DUhPff
The renowned PS11 GRSad '5' 'o Fox CLOWN
View Tdek, PASroMMB New Costumes Costume
New Scenery, BALLFT New DaI.ss
New Trar sformitiouS DAnHi, New Music
The prevailing sensation Of the Metropolis , - -, ,.
The gres, Dan,euse. Nile SAEGAIT
NATCHLESS TRANSPORTATION SCENE
NATlEBES. ~ WEDNESDAYS AND sAIIEDAl9
WALLACK''
LOTTERY or LIFE,
AN ASSURED SUCCESS
CROWDED HOUSES
ENTHUSIASTIC AUDIENCES
"'"'" STARTLING SURPRISES ,
AMUSING COMPLICATIONS
INTERESTING STORY
ARTISTIC TABLgAUx
SONG. DANCE, AND SENSATION
II shor,
NETWORK PHOTOGRAPHED.
IRVING HALL. WELCOME HOME.
HARRY SANDBRS0N, ..., ,.,.-, vii
The distinguished Am.re'n P, ,sel By emaea' 'A'l' VIII
FIRST GRAND COSdERT
fsHce bis from bropel
MONDAY EVENING, June a. i51'
Assisted by ne ne m ~ ,,ia9 v lrIsi.:
MI HARRISON MILARD, the favorte Tenor
fIs frsf appearance four yearsl
Mr. IGYATz P6ELAK. Bartoae.
NJ CESAR ALARD, the great Y.olincell',
(iis second appearance m Nes.lork).
Mr WILLIAM bRhSSLhis Conductor; -, u. .,...,,.i
Admission 81 Reserved Seats Tickets mas be had AZ ae primer
pa Music stores Hotels. and At the door
tickets S be sold than The l Gao seat
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Msoital.
misttll

yflisttano,us.
DLUE-ST0NE FLAGGlNG, Chimney Caps,
ID Rubbed Hearths Curb and laid by j. T. VAN
LOON. Flag Yard. Tweaty.hiri-st, corner Of Avenue A.
DOLITICAL BANNER PAINTERS,
Il AND FLAG MANUFACTURERS.
HOJER & GRAHAM. No. " DUANE-ST" near Broadway
DEFINED TALLOW FOR MACHINERY,
Ia PERFECTLY PURE
Manufactured by NJ ELKINToN No ZIG Margaretiast between
From, and Second above CanOwhll,st, PHILADELPHIA
CTONE- WARE SEWER PlPE.-A large as
orsbt Of yrfd Pipe 81 superior quality. from
two to 10 inches and three feet lengths with the prop
fittings constantly baud and for sale by NORRIS MILLER,
Manufacturer 229 2J and 2Jl East Forty-fr'ist
mo CHEMICAL MANUFACTU RERS.-Larg
i,voea retOrts stills faucets,
LONG
ISLAND POTTERY DEPOT, No 28l Prarist, n. Y
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6iip Seal 6siatt for SaIr.

Holm B. CHURCH & JACOB SHARPE,
- no. - FINEST.
Real Estate Brokers and Auotioueers
and Country PROPERTY SOLD RkNlED LOANS nego
CHURCH SHARPE. No "a Pnsst
CITY HOUSES for SALE. Printed list mailed
~ free by STANLEY DAY. Real Estate Broker M So Buaiea'
VITY LOTS for SALE.-Printcd list mailed
~ free by STANLEY DAY Real Estate Broker No rs Boadway
NVHERE Is THE PLACE TO BUY LOTS?
Where the ground elevated the surrounding are lca ihe
BEAUTIFUL PARK and rapidly advancing value All t,e al
yrtage wish nauv Internationally peTtsn the SPLENDID
LINDEN TERRACE PROPERTY Go FLAIBJSH Only minutes
from PROSPECT PARK which and vii be- sold without
limitation whatever TUESDAY June - 40 u O'Clock
Exchange Saesroom. No ~ Broadway " Y Cal ey Tor m1ls
al JOHNSON MILLEBS Offices IN NrN-lok or Bto0hIfa-
HOUSES to LET and for SALE.
Ii CITY AND CoUNIRY PRoihkIl.o .Ir,
EiNG co.
corner Thuyfh and SiIhave (si1th Natoua. BANK
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o. ,,ov sphinx, are 700 agoin to contiuyoo in tho
groove into wich 700 hev sot yoorsolf or are zoo
s In Hon ont and fling yOorself into arnsi Ihats
tie question that's aglan me and tho corners ez VII
III remember Alright, the e9ncloodn sentence Nv yoOt
ncece and duz the Corners How Is THIS peece 10 pe
atanedi Easy e1u Ley DseA Is PSsr and nd he'll be
,pTvin The olises OF Whisky Inspector. Assessor aud
holds, and hen continyoo 9t peeoe nIo n Srl
thus P tbe other classes mite object Possibly
they wood. It's Their objection ttat hcS made an I he
Of mcgee now The nggers like the eel hev BIN yoost 70
bein skinned, aud more NV IL wont Iur en- Du, t np
flat old man. Deekn Pograml look Mt ms gray mar,
his furrowed cheeks and his tottrn steps ~ ne 10 no
forced his old age to stanc his hands win labor of o
nessary sustenance wch sence Bascom QUIZ uusti h
only bo got with cash Is nggers to wear better CLOTHES
than me Shell Issaker Gayett who Tuz never yooso 10
work bro to 1t In the flower OF his youthi we ao
sk Won TO interfere IN behafwe only ask you 10 e
at Peece yoor'e and keep hands on saeSthG t IN
fe shape OF 4oeryscG to the Presidency and nothing
else and we will take caro- nv the rest H. .. roo,oro
There are other things wich 700 must 40 10 reStoIe
baupiness and peace this distracted country Ihere
can be no peace 80 long ~ tue Blas are OUT ny ONE
Blair into it is not legal Lnkn failed to command inc
respect the Blars and where Is LRht JI S no M
the Blars and what an A~iul EaAtmp9 10 no Tbny
lie afraid that they won't take oils under 700 lhey
ami pcrtkccr-theyd soon run yoor administrator
ez anybOdys. 700 can gt tle SUPPORT NV so n Yin
That Boon is within yOOr reach. And likewise VOC Mn
get others wcl is Just e7 Necessary Seeu" and
Doolittlen fact all that noble army nv aftets Wcn
folercd the poilke forchoons NV a Jonnson nnrt
ready to support yoO Oh condlshuh lat go9 suppgIV
Them Take them L. s. Grant take them. Don't ne
snise my advice Think hayn the Blair family HhOchh
nj yoor door for four years. End 1t now ana forever
For myself IL isn't necessary to speek. am almost
nj the cGnd nv cyentful life Disappointment hez uOhe
its work. and in little time shel go nehce an
Tim nv Irregular habts-wunst when III AD0nsheh pas
teel wuz deprived nv lker for ten days and wunst ny
mistake swallowed camphene for whisky. MY constr
toosben wuz thus undermined l hev but u rev years
more at best and 1t don't matter where drag then Out
NM IN nv pathway the tOOmb Good be smOOtncu Ny
contnyocace In the Post Ons ut the Corners IL WOuu
be favor wich shood approximate shO0d tnen Do ~
neece Likewise wood BascOD, nj whose par heV an
unlgudated account and the citizens, all NV whom heu
my notes nv hand for small amounts be III peece III inc
sootlin hope NV nettin sun at some fusher day ehhO
yoor seutment-let hey peece. hev Indicated now
II Kin lie done-wl 700 follow that path or not II Is Ior
700 too choose PETROLEUM V, N " ~ ', !, ~
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CORNELL UNIVERSITY ORGANIZATION OF LIT
ERARY SOCLErIEs.

The ithaca Journal says: Already the literary
spirit OF the Cornell University students has begun 10
show itself In the organization Of societies The first as
ISOLATION organized was the Phloathcn Society, which
has adopted constitution aud elected officers, as fo
lows
Presldent-Dud. IT. Rhodes, Marietta Ohio. yice;Pres
ident-C II. storke. Kalamazoo, Mich First Grtc-O
T. Williams Iiyonia, n Y. Second Critical X Green,
Warwick, Il. l. Secretary-P C. j. DeAngeli5 hOa Ii,
Patent n Y Treasurer. J.. Maxwell, Canton, III
Marshal-W. 8 barnard, Canton. ILL., First Assistant
MARSHALL H. Crafts, s. BerDardno' Sai seeonu AZ
sIstant. Marshal-Ncwkirk, Allensyle, ~ Y; supernu
merary-E d. Jackson, BarabOO. WIS As II Is custClna
~ In all colleges 90 have each class made into society
not only for literary and other purposes during inc t
pcnt al college that the members may Keep track OF
each other aud be remembered In after e-so Corlen 10
not behind tie rest The senior organization Is NOT PEE
fected yet bat the juniors nave elected INC Vce
President-C. H. Sorke, Kalamazoo, MGR seersta ,I3
= NJ Coon, East Palermo, y. y Irelsurer-b VI Lu'hU,
Albany, ~ y. Historlan-J. l. Maxwell, canton III
IS. = Avery FOTcstyiie, y. Y Adyocate.b. ,. M0"rS
Mobegon X l. Curator-H. W slack, Mexico \. L.
but longer IN completing the Irving Literary Association
appears next There appears 20 be no lack OF talent mere
are the officers: Presdent-G. f. Behringer Newt orh
Vice Presidents NJ Coon East Paterson, ~ j. C0ries
pondqg secretary-H v l. Jones, LODI CSnSef Treas Re-
urer-D Rhoades, PawiuNet, n. l. Librariall-G W.
Faruham Elmira, " Y The Sophomore Class nave also
elected officers, follows President-A Fltcn, nss'
C,roton y V Vice. Prcsldcnt-G W. Farnham Elmra
~ Y. sccrctary-H II. Seymour, MI Morris " l.
TreasurcT-P. ID. Angels, Holland Patent, ~ J.
10 TIE Editor Of The Tribune
SIR: Permit me to say, through THE IRIB-
rNE 10 old friends OF education interested in the Cor
nell University" that questions will Do answered more
satisfactorily TO all concerned II they will address simply
Cornell University" than they can by any private IN
dydual circular has been prepared expressly through
which 10 convey all important information.
Ithaca Nov. IS, 1868. II. HOWARD.
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THE COURTS.



In the United States Circuit Cont. Yesterday
before Judge Nelson. IN the matter Of the argument
the application Of the cssecs of Nblo Garden for an in
junction restraining the performance of After Dark al
the Bowcry Thcater, post oncmcnt had 10 Monday
next. owing 10 the mdTpositiOn Of Mr.. Clattnce ~
seward Of counsel for defendants.
In the United States District Court, in bank
rupcy. yesterday Judge Batchorl decided the two fo
lowing cases of opposition 10 discharge or bankruptS
In rc. William III. ILttlc. bankfupt.-Ihc proofs show
nor done business IN this district for the six months I'M
mcdatcy preceding the Ming of his petition IN bank
rupcy his discharge WIS refused In 10. Abraham New
man, baukrupt.Ihe proofs showing, In This that
Newman who dealt in furniture at No. li9 BoWery, did
not IN accordance WITH the provisions of the act Keep
proper books o account, his discharge refused, but
with leave fOr HIM To introduce new TESTIMONY II lac
saw Ht
In the General Term Of the Supreme Court an
important question rs "a the right Of wife 10 convey
property directly To her husband raised In the case
Of l.aisbcck ngt Won santon. Mrs Won santon alias
Eliza Pratt being the owner Of house nj the corner OF
Houston aud Mcrce-st, "a the Spring of 1865 conveyed H.
~ the Referee nnds 10 herself ana her husband the lat
ley paying her $1,000 She IA answer. ueied thal she
ha knowingly done In July they were divorced. aud
~ August the husband conveyed ms rights I" the plaintiff
The property Is valued ht SJiWo hut Is sad TO Do worm
much more for the good Will III was leased Tor SlOV per
umum to Anna Jackson The plaintiff claims to be en-
INK 10 him the $4,000 paid by Van SantOn. The Referee
decided that the deed not valid. aud that the plaintiff
not entitled either Ia nall Tue property on To Jndg
cut for the money paid by the husband In this action.
The plantln appealed contcndmg that since the legsa
ton 1915 1900 and 1862 there complete severance
of property OF husband ana wife, aud the absence of
fraud decd from The VIC To the husband was N9d.
The Court reversed tho decision OF the Referee ana or
dored new trial
In the Kings County Supreme Court, yester-
day Judge Gilbert rendered Important decision In
aon to tho street grades OF the CITY OF brooklyn Some
time ago the city OF brooklyn cnoined by order
from tho Supreme Court from proceeding with the grad
lug aud paving ~ RalphaNc. where that street crosses
the line OF tho Jamaica and Brooklyn Plankroad Com
panyan ancient institution incorporated PREVIOUS 10
Tho year 1870 Tho grading Of Raipheye caused tue
tho Company coneuded that thiS the cib eo"ld