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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-04-02

IN the District Court Of the United States for the
District Of Vermont.In the matter r Of SeoIse l.
Benedict, Bankrupt N bansI ho n ,av
coneerp The undersigned, Assignee Of the estate
of said bankrupt thereby gives notice that II mas
been ordered by the District Court oil said Disdct
t6et The second and third general meetings Of the
Creditors ii said Bankrupt be held at BURLINGTON N
aid District on the 23d day Of April A. ID. l,5 az
i1o,eIoeE s. NJ at the Office Of L. L. Lawrence one
81 The Re1istsrs in Bankruptcy in said District ioI
nc nnrroses named in the 27th and stn Sections Of
ne bankrupt Act Of March I'd 1867, and that nav,
sled mn ANAL accounts as Assignee Of sad bankrup
and that al md time and place shall apply % saiG
Court for the settlement Of my said accounts anC
for discharge from all liability Is Assignee o. sait
estate in accordance with the provisions Oi Siu -
| Section. ., nj. ~ tstk
Dated at Bellows Falls in said District the lou
/ day Of March, A. ID. 1863.
3sw,v GEO. SLATE, Assignee.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-04-02

TN sne District Court Of che United states. F1r
/ - Dtstrict of Vermont.-ln The matter Of j.
-. - p,,.e Bankrupt. Notice is hereby Given
tbat a oetilioh has been FLED in said Court, by >.
Pntns,r Dape Of Newport in said District duly DC
lia-a5 bsnkript under the Act Of Congress Of
Earrb . is67 for discharge and certificate thereof
from an his debts and other claims proyable under
aid Act and that the 10Th day Of Aprl, lsb9 atil0
oScioek 4. NJ before the Hon. Nm. d. shipmani
Indre Of aid Court at the Island House Rocking
Ssm, is assigned for the hearing Of the same, when
AID where all creditors who have proved their
and other persons in interest," may attend anu show
cause II any they have why the prayer Of sald pc
Htion should not be granted. -, 49,,
Dated al Burlington, on the 2ith day Oh Aiaieh
ie sa.7v sB. B. sMALLEY, Clerk.
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Bankrupt llotitrs.

N the District Court Of tho United States for the
Il District OF Nernont.-ln the matter Of Stephen
Ii. Russell and John Lowry. BanIlrnpts in IionL-
ruptey. To the creditors of said Bankrupts and To
all others whom it may concern The undersigne.
Assignee Of the estate Of said Bankrupt hereby
gives notice that Il has been ordered BY the Dis
trict Court of said District that the second and third
general meetings of the Creditors of said Bankrupts
pc held at burlington in said District on the 18th
the Office Of L. l.. Lawrence, one Of the Registers In
bankruptcy in said District for the purposes named
IN the 2 tn and 18th Sections Of the BANKRUPT Act Of
March I'd, 1851 and that ! have fled my tina! ac-
counts as Assignee Of said Bankrupt and that al
said time and place shall apply 10 said Court for
the settlement, Of my said accounts and for a dis
charge from all liability Assignee Of said estate
ton.
Dated at Burlington in said District the l9tl. day
Of March, A. D. 1869.
39w3t. VIM. & SHAW, Assignee.
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IN the District Court Of the United States. For
Il the District of Nermont.-In the matter Of VIII
liam MITCHELL Bankrupt Notice is hereby riven
mat petition has been filed in said Court. rs WIN.
Mitchell Of sheldon in said District duly declared
bankrupt under the Act Of Congress Of March .
1867, for discharge and certificate tIereor from,
all hisfebts and other claims pr0vahle under said
Act, and that the 20th day Of April. l-69, al Do
gciocA A VI. before the Hon. VIM. p. Slipman
Judge Of said Court, at tho Island Uauss I'm R1.t-
ingham, Is assigned for the hearing Of the same.
when and where all creditors who have proved their
debts, and other persons in interest may attend and
show cause, # any they have WHY the PRAYER N
said petition should not bo granted
l@dq.
39w3w. b. d. sllALLEY, Clerk
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-04-02

TN the District Court Of the United States for the
| Disfrict Of Vermont The undersi gncd hereby
-ves notice Of his appointment as Assignee Of
Ioseph S. Written Of Reading, in the County q
Windsor and state Of Vermont within said District
M bas heen adiudged a BANKRUPT upon his own
,etition bv the District Court OF said District.
DATED at Bellows Fails in said District, the 10Th
u"y "a GEORGE SLATE,
aawar Assignee.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-04-02

nEAFNESS. CATARRH. SCRoFT -
II SPECIALTTY.-Cure legally guar i1tecd ~
money returned By the Inventor OF the teiehfatet
Patent Invisible Organic Vibrator FOR lncuflH-'
Deafness send i0c Treatise Deafness, tatilli-
and Serofula, Dr. T. IL. STILWELL, l9s B-eccAer
St..N.H.
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U - H1Sh En- 1IAla-VI.
l. hosof-l,L ARLINGTON 81 lbans and Mont
pelier, Vt, special agent for Asg son Chittenden,
Grand Isle, Franklin, Lamoarle, md Washington
Counties. Geo. Z. Pairchiid, age far Ch;ttenden
County once IN Bank Block, =. 1ington Vt.
Nov. l3,deod&weowiy.
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HANCoCK HOUSE. BOSTON.

Rooms. One Dollar per day for slrl Person. Thi
UOuse now stands among the first Hotels in Boston
having been lately refurnished and put in Per'ec
order BAltNEl htl-l-s ti'l-
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We aim not only TO keepa large stock but also 90
have coon GOODS and coon PATTI EESs and to seN
them as low as any house in the radc not even ez-
eeptine those In New York and 2 ost5n in regard to
prices
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MAR RIED.

he LDDA ANA NV ND-t
Box 3l39 New York ?. Q.
Office &C Cortlandt Street
Or JAMES S. PIERCE & son,
w3lw6t Burlington, Vt.
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THE Lodi Manufacturing Co., invite Farmers and
Il others using manures TO send for a pamphlet
descriptive Of their Fertilizers. They offer their
nnI-RI Z IL EEINEn pol M InIrrl,
New-York tribune., 1869-06-09
THE BLONDE HAIR MANIA.

At thc jefferson Market Police Court, yester-
day Justice IAdwith heard which Will prove Of
immense interest To tho fair barred theatrical dynites
lately imported from the ct that IA basis was tho same
"a the bas OF their great popnlauiy-bloAde hair
Tie prisoner WAS Augustus Du Quesrc alias Bonner and
the complainant Mrs. Fanny Quinn q No Gsi sNltaye
The latter IN her complaint said She dealt IN human
hair AT the number aud street above given. few days
suco the prisoner called az her store, ana REPRESENTING
himself The hardrCsscr at bC Academy Ot Mc, par
gained u ith her blonde trc-sCr valued 40 SO ic
ntnated that the manager OF the AcIdcmlCal force of
actresses was dissatisfied With Tie raven cascs aud Do
sired TO substitute fOr them the blonde hair 90 popular
with the public, ana HAT he had brcn dele
gated to negotiate an IeHclanse OF ihc, raven
tresses for those much admired uud
dcsred Iho bargain. finally effected, that Bu
Quesue take the blonde hair 10 the AcadcLy OF
Music accompanied by some one on the pdit 81 MIS-,
Quinn. transfer u tO tC managerial IAuu-, hiG -ri
back her messenger dOUbr quantity Of raven locks.
warranted sOpud and perfect, uEdycd. ana ala iAai sort
thing 1Ha precious blonde hair intrusie 60 h
on the way QucsBe gave The slip To the unsnspccug
boy aud was aggttu 10y iuo complainant until
ycsfcrdny. IqLIry ut the Academy Music showed her
how ccyclly she had been cheated, nud The case WAS
placed Ia the hands ~ the police Mrs Naly Mack tcsti
lied that she had also been yicipt,d by hlm ~ similar
manner l,hough not 10 go large extent II the truth
were told II IA probable that moro r1 one asbiounbc
bcen swindrd by the clrNor Du Qursue. The prisoner
admitted that he had received tho hdr, bat rat that e
fully intended p1y Tor g. IiC committed ~ Dc
fault OF 900 bail II 2. lkcly thlt Ei- iiial VIII develop
extraordinary fars - 10 tic ptetai1s dani for
blonde wigs.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-09

Knsud Palmer uGs OEnsS Py tSTfTrd p1sTS PssS PsfSy
vesant xped by d. @. 6te1bins; Silve. lO6 tuns'
owned I'D. Dodge; a.,,,o m tnns Tocoh Voorhs fr
@ "a tnns W. u. NIchOlsi Bonita, ga tuns q. nav
ns and g. O. Dodge; Addie w. - t9ns, john 'oorHiS
6ns l, A % tnns II Durant; Sadie, j. b. H1vrsh -.
Second- class SoOns-Storm King IL tIoO tuns' Il,a
voorhs; White Cap, II tuns, Ludlo" LlVlngs'oh' 'u
"a tuns Charles A. Heigs -, -. A., lab ,orso
The Course is to the station at the
thence roud The twelve miles outside OF eahdy
Hook and return by route 20 the place OF
nnmher OF steamboats to make an excursion over
the conrse among them the Josephine, win Grauli :
Saventh Regiment Band board. The tickets 1or inc
ion ~, This boat are placed at such figure as 10
seSnre the attendance only OF those who Object 10
crowd and prefer select company ThTee lannines VIII
ne made foot ef ThrtyfOuIth-st n. X. at S4o a. NJ
tier No o. N r. at 915 and foot OF DegTawst bIo0k-
iyn nj $50 The steambol At SLEEPY Hollow one o % Lo
fastest On tho Hudson also up for eXcursonlsfs Inc
Yachts 10 participate in the great INTERNATIONAL cohtest
are to sail for England tomorrow, ana ts circumstance
win lend additional interest 10 the regatta
New-York tribune., 1869-06-09
paSSFNGFRS ARRJVED.

PROM CARLESTON-In steamship james Adge Jane al Car
man McConsrv peelrr Mrs Mccarthy and children Mrs
A. Nay Billings. Buid ald WIFE Miss Budd C. H. Randolph
M t,baru Jars Seare Miss g. Force Mrs aud Mis- Le
,uuu " Campd,n T. Scel Mrs T. White Miss White, A. J. Wander
burg A. Guhr b. Steuhoase Mr and Mr.. Bsrkey J. Hs
kry Miss Buckley Miss White W. y Warren Aad wife Jos
walker aud Mis-, Walker Mrs Suk Miss Sneais Mrs C. Levy
chad nurse Wm q. Graham j. Clifford NJ H. seymour and wife
Geuse Bubcisoa and Ni M,s RoG Miss Fuller Buckingham
Warrg aui wife Capt J. g. Mrs. T. Handy. Miss Han Mrs
Could M g. WILSON Ms Il. Thomas children aud nursc, Mrs
F Pame NJ L. Harvard g. L. Cook. H. Poster and wife, J.
Holman Greou MA j. lsaic L. Payne, Miss Williams and
n In tlc stecnge.
PROM SANAANAlu steamship san Janto. June aMrs Gros
claude N - D Sa,yman W. r. DOokay aud vile MrS J. b. hedDc
Mr w. T. Ros NJ Prank Mrs r. Sneel aud chli, 81 kemps
~ Il Gaflu Mu Hastings child Miss Segall j. NJ Barnard ir
and f is Abbott Nose A. lamo'e, Capt jeffrey @ H. Brow
and al J. A. Solouaus Mrs q. H.
Leut gler snuon, r. Elliott Mrs Archibald X. Gray, J. j.
u,h taihof Kcuse Mr. Fudi children and seIvaat S
Cane uiie atd family H. J. Holt wife and child NJ H. Williams
ulr' M Mourse Miss Ay,es Mas Van Nest Bssbe
w. Alley Mr. Nrln aul child. C. W Pike, Cora ArBod A. Mon
roe. J. LansIoa anI Niie aad 2! Ia the steerlse.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-09

aud offered The ,os.s Of 50 s. taxa s.; W. s!;%,.T: Ter:
%"ns s % S 8 . sSa s." sS hs Ssss s ~. neither
d receive the license Qu lqa at 'he once Sd been
.wade He hs.sa7On prosSIsSS ,,s Ss% to answer
:JoSs BSsid vas .c,d ID Ss ysS,y .s'r"Son
5"T. KnTsU 6o @ pSd I'ias sss snd licked
;Ssfs Ss. " IS % s , SS Slns. :. ss''''a '''''
JERSEY CErY.--Henry Meyers and Kate Noon .I
crested charged vii. being lepe. Of MARI s%ss
% Sase aScs they resided Sas oad S BE veil Stoke: mail
D 5 Of - n1.ssSs sSS and md Tss1. 1S' 40
1 gang ?" .SS are "a the habit % gong e. from mop. I'SS S
oh Ss the gang % move % % The % S ss
decided to dismiss the charge Of robbery preferred gaiust ON
have joke invented BY oeer CAare King Collin, or
I M S tired upI !S o 'Is :. & a. %% s u
,uss. O@eer Charles w hahon who circulated the story
stand, adjourned until the q En6S disposed ot
man named taTne aITsss k i M b Oh bsn n. SSy Pby
having certificate to the effect that the eha would recover
ous state 6scsus he cried !hs pain suffering Mrs
that her h % 9S eGIs' s pG
hor, and to attend s p 49, o. Sur % was brought 0''
HUDSON CITY-A lad named John Puff was ar.
rested night charged with rohbng bis fher The lad Is bat -
bbd h ahcr snd ON Que occasion Phadephs
his from associates would DOT effect reform lie proved as
Yesterday morning locked up into the yar dunuS the
% %fS1 paS He fo sd a @ h Ser ssH determined ys
Police lie S probable 70 the Reform school,
which occurred Bergen about two mouths ago. and
wheh named Layhr severely beaten was eomne
YESTERDAY Laybe testified that be attacked By several pen
company with friends defending himself be got one OF
and punhng him, when OF The hr
behind and Knocked him down WITH club SeVer Otne
witnesses bis statement The remains on trial
BERGEN-JOhn MOnahan was arrested yesterday
charged beating mareaing his wife On his way TO
poce he made assault Oher Cottugha VINO IEo
ousy applied which reduced the prisoner to snecsn Nneh
and locked Later in me DAY e vas
aaged before Recorder Matthews and ADMITTED to
Whu who several days made an sssan on ON
cor Mack Yesterday brought before the Recorder aad bs 70 o
accomplice. who aided in the assault. is still at large
NEWARK" Zackp Munroe cOlored man. VINO
was suspected having the hon Of Mr. Charles H. Holmes on
The 2g MAJ 8 ~ worth Of clothing e
Detective Smith and committed M i
suemann sl employed cert In TIVE store OF
TerneT No. Is Msrkest was arreste ye
charged "A apparatus for keeping WAFER
constantly heated Gre eagne, tesed yeda ny we
Chief Rgner Department Il found 70 De snces
fourth apnverssry Mems Christian Association
vas held on Monday evening II has $50 mebers Contributions u
received The POstOhce carriers daIps
the month May distributed g9 600 letters and 81 oUO papers
PATERSON Mayor Ryle has voted the ordinance
which uecsaed the collecting ot spe'lal
ouegbh Of one lie has o voted ne
sgug salaries Mayor anl Aldermen The Mayor told pn'a g1
before h election that be shoad neTer a "a a
There q persous IN tue AmslIone ans " Le au
preach 10 the Cossst NJ T. ChnTca i See
p-eaehd evening Capt Saa Josephs won tie hEg g'd
prize ,bc Seg4sB,ercin festival having shot ~ ~ mss
New-York tribune., 1869-06-09
LATEST SHIP NEHS.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Gean Hamburg May 26 via IIavre Ms 9 nse
steamship Iuu,sile Crouc. sarannab. rndse and pasS
Slo Jacho Atkins, savannah. Indsc and pasa
Steamship Saratogi Alexander Richmond. mdse and pass
Steamship Adger Lockwood Charleston mdse and pasA
steamship NrTcu- Bsarse, Boston. rndse sud pass.
BAH Boston, Cosauho, Palermo ~ da's huiL
brig Java. Fowler. 81 Marc uayd, Is days, cotton
Brig Kooloo, Percy DabiA - days
sebr Trlumah Hall Pensacola u DAYS lumber
schr Ruth lloiylon, Hall. RoekSnl lime
S,hr Amanda Powers Crane k0eklanJ lime
schr RNtrJale Norwood, Gloucester 6sh
Sclr J T. Wallace Allen Gloucester. Cab.
Seir southern Cross George. Windsor " y, days plaster
Sehr Delaware. Suow, Rockand, lime.
kcbr Idaho. Davis Portland. lunber
schr Baloou. CLAY. Bangor lumber
Srhr Correla, lleudncksou Rocklanl hse
Schr Nctte Cashing hAll ThomasoD, lime
Seha Sea Queen, Gupt. Caay, nnbeT.
schr Franeoas DieosHay Sur'y, Me- Gdays lumboL
J. y. n y T., Scott Bangor D days, lumber
schr Maracaibn, Ieuy, Portland lunbcr.
sCHooSkSs-nvkR CoAArvNN
Motto Hsu.IIayeo Amelia Rosyp.
sea Flower. Boston. Byrlyn Stamford
COupruinc New BEDFORD sarah Blake, Dighop
war SeeJ. Boston Lodoo Bill, P0rl4nd c.
Qnekltp, Port Jefferson. J. Tnlpan, Providence
kae New Bedford Zoe. irof6ehee
Mercer. bridgeport. ontario Providence,
J. D. sisbe. Virginia John BuefssW, NesHaTeo.
Marion, NeH'IAa'en
Theodore Vosa lanlen Lsndon April by PoioOa B. T. VII
Bis pennimap Dickson io7 days from MessluA
Bog H. Lnt "A days rom MasnIa' both by PobOai Isaae
Webb No o.
SAILED.
steamshps-ossa for iAmburg Fab kee Tor Bernhai Aldo
DOMESTIC PORTS.
HEy fOsnON A-Arfyed 1sch ST. Haocki Mary 4 Rev
land NeWYo for New Bodotj Fashioa from kondoa' Tor
wiIaINdrox C.. June aCiesred stsAnShIO Fairbanks for
ssyIssaH Jope aA,el .en, ipsy NJ Collin. wAs.ou
sHd Charles Holt gm BosisRi WsPsDs ho~ N"~'i'h NsP
tnnrs DTJe from Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1869-06-09
YACHTING.
M ArLANrIc cLuB REaArrA.


| The success that attended the fourth ANNUAL
regatta Of the Atlantic Yacht Club Of Brooklyn which
came on yesterday indication that the yacht
men Of the City OF Churches are determined that their
squadron shall compare ayorsby IN point Of fast saers
with tile NewYork squadron Their regattas heretofore
have excited little no attention, from the
/ fact that but a few yachts could be brought
| together. In their second annual regatta In
1861 there were less than half dozen vessels OF ex
ceedugly snail tunuage. Yesterday there four times
that number. The steamer Gen. Sedgwck (which hnd
been chartered by the Club for the accommodation OF
their guests started from the foot OF MOntaguest Brook
yn at 10 o'clock for GOwanus Bay the rendezvous ap
pointed for the yachts. Notwithstanding the rain de-
scended torrents, many persons board
Some before the hour for departure boat left
the Slip clouds broke away and the sun came out in
all its spendOr The 23d Regiment band began playing;
passing steamers saued with their whistles; there
was every indication OF splendid day. nOtwithstand.
its unprOptOus opening. Stopping at Governors
Island the Post band taken board after which
the steamer proceeded on her way to GOwanus Bay,
where sine arrived about 1880 o'clock The yachts
tered for regatta all promptly In line at the Rp
pointed time. The Committee passed among them. Civ
Ing their Hnal instructions, and 10 that everything
readiness The course nom the anchorage on
the Deaplane HOusc GOwanu5 Bay, 10 a stakebOat off
COnry Island Point turning 10 eastward; thence 10
stakebOa at the Horse Shoe rounding 10 ffOm west 10
east, ana then 70 the home stukcbOat rounding it from
to west The hrst.class sO0ps got under weigh at
1890. SecOndcass 1923; thlrdclaas, 1890 aud fourth
class, 1I.3j With ". T. " breeze, the yachts headed
toward Quarantine. and after getting well out In the
bay started down the NarrOWs The yachts rounded the
~. " N
New-York tribune., 1869-06-09
IHoUESTS.

Coroner Flynn yesterday held an inquest
over the body os man fonud floating in the East River
of the foot Of sixtcths Deceased has brown hair and
was clad In gray coat dark pnnaloons and white shirt
- Also. over The body OF an unknown man found
Ina the North River On the foot OF Nesey-s Deceased
has on black coat and pantaOOns white shirt, aud shoes
- Also over the body OF Thomas Coffee native OF
England gcd "A years who died suddenly at his resi-
deacc No l62 Nnthave. Deceased has for many years
past done business the corner o Fourteenth St and
Nmthnyc and was we'll known and respected. .Coro-
ner Rollins yesterday held an Inquest at No. 400 West
Fftye ghst over the body Of Patrick Flynn, who was
foid dead in bed Death had resulted from disease OF
the heart Coruncr Keenan, yesterday held inquest
ai No Centre Marketplnce over the BODY Oi IhOhas
Turner, aged G6 years, who died suddenly.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-09

On Monday afternoon intelligence reached
the Coroucr's Office that Mrs. Louise Brust German
woman had died at No 70 Eirdgest from the effect OF
Injuries received by falling down stairs few days ago
Coroner KeCuan yesterday commenced an inyesugaton
and information which led him to believe that
tho woau had died from the effect Of an abortion, ana
not from an accident, reported. Dr. wooster Beaeh
OF the deceased woman, aud aseertaned that she had
died fron hemorrhage consequent upon abortion 10
wns rcpoTcd 10 the that the guilty person was
Mrs Eckcrt. a midwife, living at No ll6 ChntOn-st IL
aegqd bv come neiElbOrs that the woman told
them She had been operated on by the accused. jury
was epanneled and having vewed the body the inquest
was adjourned until Thursday morning next. a few
weeks ago the husband of the deceased sailed Tor Ger
many. where several Of their children now are
New-York tribune., 1869-06-09
BASE BALL
RED STOCKINGS VS.. HAIMAKERs.

RED STOCKINGS VS.. HAlMAkERs'
The result of this match was announced IN
THg TRIBUNE Of yesterday and has created no tto sur
rrse iu Base Ball circles here Although the play was
not mn 20 the standard OF either Club the defeat OF the
Ianengburgers under any circumstances Was 0t ookea
for T'Se Red Stockings will como here with much
greater prestige than before Mondays game Inc pres
emf nine of the Haymakers is looked upon as very strong
d the boys to be congratulate ed IN adug
70 their list OF victories that which they have lust Cd
tanned at Troy. - 49, -. \. -, L. t,,.
clubs here WILL no doubt draw large crowds rs the play
tn cononerOrs of the club they have vainly atemped
20 win ball will add the name OF New YORK CITY
Ssous club to their already brilliant list OF balls won IN
fTejr town Next week viii be lively week in the Base
R world il ali the matches that advertised TO come
~ o raveJ Amended is the score OF tine Troy game:
New-York tribune., 1869-06-09
THE BROOKLYN DIME SAVINGS DAXH ROBBERY

on Saturday last on suspicion OF being implicated IN the
robbery of the Brooklyn Dime savings Bank, WAS AT
ragncd before Justice Walsh Yesterday lot examination
Tho only witness examined Detective John Dunn uf
sixth Precinct who testified that hc arrested Grifn
AT the corner OF Amity and Merccrss., NewYork, on
the evening OF the lO'h ol November last and conveyed
him to the Staon.liu where newspaper parcel,
which u possession OF The prisoner found 10 cou-
tain variety OF stock certificates and other documents,
which wcro subsequently dontod having been stolen
from the Dime Savings Bank. Brooklyn
The prisoner, who had once before objected to pro
cccdug with the examination, again protested and de
munded time TO procure counsel and witnesses lie
asserted that he had been icd and ucuuItttd upOu
charge, aud declared that great deal that
witness sNOrc lies.
The Disrici-At0rney, who conducted the case for the
prosecution, cautioned the accused against slc
language 10 which he drfantiy replied, and
mittcd 10 await The further progress OF the examination
at 3 J'cUck this afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-09
ANornER suICIpE N cENrRAL pARK.

The body of an unknown man was found
yesterday morning by Onccr Leonard Of the Central
Park Police hanging by rope around his neck to
In secluded portion Of the Park The body was cola
and stG and had apparently been hanging there for
several hours The decreased is apparently American
aged about IS years and had when found dark cloth
coat figured silk vest gray pautalOons, linen shirt, and
silk Beckie. The body conveyed to the MOrgue aud
photographed. in accordance with the lately
adopted by order OF the Commissioners Of Charities aud
Correction, tO aid the relatives Or friends identify Ing
tho body Coroner Rollins will hold inquest to-day.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-09
STRANGE EFFECTS OF THE SUN.

Mr.. ). X. DarrOw, prominent merchant of
POughkeepsie. who left that place very myscriousiy
few days has turned up. IL that he became
oyerbeated by walking and his brain was seriously
Affected. After wandering about the cemetery below
PouRhkeepsie, he returned 20 town at night and took
passage train 10 this city lie next the Erie
depot and got board OF tran aud brought 10 bis
senses at MiddetOwn Orange Co.. by the brakesnan call
ing out the name OF the place. lie then got and re-
turned TO P0uRhkeepse via the Newburgh branch. lie
10 young of excellent habits and possesses first
class business qualities. Ills temporary alteration Of
MIND was owing solely " bis e. D0suIe Y the aun.