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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

The President is working on his annual
message, and access to him Is difdcult.
The directors of the New York Vladuct
Railroad have resigned, and the employees are
dismissed.
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6periaI Notices.
~OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF COU

~OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF COUN-
Gil, CHARLESTON, 8. c.. NOVEMBER 1.-THE
members OF the City Council are requested to as.
semble at the City Hall, THIS MORNING, at half.
past O'Clock, to review the Steam Fire Engine
Companies and the Hook and Ladder Companies;
accompanying the visiting nremen from Whining
ton, Delaware.
By order Of the MAYOR. W. W. SIMOHs,
nov1T-1 Clerk Of Council
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0bituarp.

GAlLLARD.-Dted, on the morning OF the 7th
inst. at bis residence ia St. Johns Berkeley,
JAMES GAILLARD, In the s4th u ar Of his age.
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4 LITTLE MORE GRAPE.

HAVANA, November l6. r
ments from Spain at Santiago de Cuba.
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hSIATIC CHOLERA.

NEW YORK, November l6.
Thirteen new cases OF cholera were received
Yesterday on the hospital ship Delaware.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, November 16.
Three hundred and eighty cholera deaths
last week.
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ARREsT OF THE "PRLNcE OF ERIE"

NEW YORK, November l6.
James Fisk, Jr., Is held In three thousand
dollars bail to answer the charge OF attempt
ing to iRduce Helen Mansaeld's colored ser
wants to swear falsely.
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@BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-THIs
SUPERB HAIR DYE ia the best IN the ,oorld-per.
fectly harmless, reliable and instantaneous. No
disappointment. No ridiculous tints or unpleas
ant odor. The genuine W. A. BATCHELoR'S HAIR
DYE produces IMMEDIATELY splendid Black
or Natural Brown. Does not stain the skin, but
leaves the hair clean, soft and beautiful. The
only Safe and Perfect Dye. Sold by all Drug
glsts. Factory No. 1s Bond street, New York.
Ian23-mwflyr
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~ CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
JAMES ADGER, from New York, are notified that
she will discharge cargo at tAdger's South Wharf.
Goods uncalled for at sunses viii remain on the
wharf. at owners risk,
JAMES ADaER q CO.,
nov17-1 Agents.
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~ THE CHARLESTON CHARITA.
BILE ASSOCIATION, FOE THE BENEFIT OF TIE
FREE SCHOOL EENO.-OFFICAL RAFFLED
NUMBERS.
CLlSS No. 2o4-MoRNNa. "a
5-l6-c6- 6-56-40-48- 8-62-6l-67-69-N
Az switneas our hand at Columbia this 18th day OF
November, 1871. FENN PECK,
sss... JAMES GILLfLAND, IL
oct3 AL Sworn COMMISSIONER
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THE CONGRESSIONAL PROGRAMME.
NEW YORK. November l6.

NEW YORK, November l6.
Ben Wade, In his lecture, said that Congress
would undoubtedly favor q high tariff and
would be endorsed by the popular will. The
West faYors the denomination and reelection
OF Grant. Wade predicts great prosperity to
the country.
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IN THE DRESS DEPARTMENT FOR
YOUNG GENTS
Nv stock is complete, comprising all that is NEW,
DURABLE and FASHIONABLE. great pains has
been taken with view to nt and finish.
HAND AND CABLE-SEWED FRENCH CALF,
GIOVE.TOP AND CREOLE CATERS, BROQANS
AND BLUCHERS.
Besides always In stock my
INlMiTABLE FRENCH CALF HAED-SEWEO
BOOTS,
that met with such rapid sale all spring and sum-
mer The prices you know.
Call at EDWARD DAL1S
No. III Meeting street,
novlb-wfnlmo On the Boulevard.
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~ ON MARI RAG HN

~ON MAR RAG E. 90
Happy relief for Young Men from the erects
OF Errors and Abuses in early life. Manhood re-
stored. Nervous debility cured. Impedlments
to Marriage removed. New method OF treat.
mens. New and remarkable remedies. Boof6
and Circulars sent free, IN sealed envelopes. Ad.
dress HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No. 2 South
Ninth street. Philadelphia, Pa. oct12
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nE SHAVING SALOON.-MR. j. q.
wEIoHMAN will superlntend the business lately
conducted by Mr.. LOMBARDo. and will be
pleased to see his friends and the patrons OF the
establishment, at the Old Stand, in Market street,
where 40 pains will be spared toplease.
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~ CITY HALL, OFFICE CLERK OF

~ CITY HALL, OFFICE CLERK OF
COUNCIL. CHARLESTON, 8. O., NOVEMBER
18th, ls7l.-sealed Proposals, directed to the
Committee on Contracts, for doing the soAvEN-
GERS WORK Of the City, according to the Ordi-
nance Of January 10th, 1858, will be received at
this ONCE up to i2 O'Clock H., on the 2lst instant.
Contractors are required to name their sureties
In proposals. WV. sIM0Ns,
novice Clerk Of Council.
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~ OFFICE CITY TREASURER, NO.
vEHBER Sd, 1s7I.-8y Resolution OF Council
the City Treasurer Is authorized to receive the
balance Of CORPORATION TAX for 1871 until the
soth instant without additional expense
8. THOMAS,
noy3-3 noyl4l5 le1Tl820 City Treasurer.
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TIE WAY TO EXPOSE AND DEFE41
THE RING. -

Practical Effect OF Reputation and
tho Withholding OF Taxes-The True
Remedy-A Call upon the Executive
Committee OF tho May Convention.
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NorE.-The weather report dated TAT O'CLOCK,
this morning, will be posted In the rooms OF the
Chamber OF Commerce At 10 O'Clock A. H.. and,
together with the weather chart, may 10y the
courtesy OF the Chamber1 be examined by ship
masters at any tine during the day.
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~- UNITED ATE S DISTRICT
CoURT.-By an order OF the Honorable GEO. 8
BRYAN, United States District Judge, the Session
OF the District Court and the hearing Of all pet.
tlons and motions In Bankruptcy, or in the gen.
eral business Of the District Court is further post
poned until the Goth OF November inst.
now DANL. HORLBECK, CLERK.
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GRANTS KU-KLUX WAR.
THE CAMPAIGN AGAINST THE LIBER.
TIES OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

The Jails Filled with Prfsoners-The
Result Among the People-The Desc
lation in York and spartanburg-The
Carpet-Baggers Jabilant.
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Boots. 9hoes, &r.

EDITOR DAILY NEWS
GsNTI1MKN-Plesse announce through your
columns
WHAT Is TO THE INTEREST OF ALL TO Know,
that from this day forward there Will be great
reduction In the prices OF
FINE BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, vALIsEs, CAB.
PET and COURIER BAGS, sATCHELS, &C.,
&C., at No. 121 Meeting street.
EDWARD DAILY.
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NOTICEl NOTICE I

NOTICE! NOTICEi
Now in stock full line OF GENTS SPORTING
and CAVALRY BOUTS. Special attention Ia call.
ed to the 'PRINCE ALEXfSn HUNTING BOOT
Cable Screw. Wire Sewed.
Sold at small margin OF proat BY
EDWARD DAILY,
No. III Meeting street.
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NOTICE TO PEDESTRIANS.
The s'OLD GENTS SHOE" Just received, made
Of best material to order.
the ft Is good, easy and stylish.
Sold oniy At EDWARD DALY'S,
No. III Meeting street.
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THE GRANIEEnILLE TROUBLES.

A Distinction on Account OF Color.
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LADIES, MISSES, CHILDREN, BOYS AND
YOUTHS
will find In their Department nne selection Of
STAPLE AND DRESS BOOTS, SHOES AND
GAITLRS. Sold low by
EDWARD DAILY,
No. 12l Meeting street.
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VF-CO Lnlut UWUheII Ue lTUti
And 1t must follow as night the day;
Thou canst not be false to ahy man.
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miscellaneous.

The hotels In the Catskill Mountains are now open.
The Delaware Water Gap viii get good share Of
visitors this summer.
Portland down in Maine. wants TO DO CO nsdered
q fashionable summer resort.
Its mistake to suppose there are any grizzlies
in the Adirondack Mountains.
The weather observations arc to be continued on
Mount Washington this summer.
The Weekly Journd, OF Baston Spa viii be issued
daily during the fashionable season.
The New jersey watering places are reported TO
be rapidly filing up-with mosquitoes
Cozzens', at West Point Will tako as usual the
cream OF unassuming, quictoving fashion.
The warm weather or the past few DAYS has
caused large in1ux OF visitors, and Baston, even
at this early date Is taking The aspect OF veli-
ness consequent upon the advent OF the summer
see son. Baston Is only short rfdo from Saratoga.
There are some hne springs there.
The White sulphur Springs or Virginia have not
yet recovered from the effects or the war. Ii used
TO be great resort for the Southern chvalry. The
springs ore situated In what is now known as West
Virginia, about six miles West OF the Allegheny
cham OF mountains, the crest OF that range being
the dividing line between Virginia and West Vr.
ginia. II IL III Grcenbrier county, on Towards
creek, which flows into the Greenprier river.
There 10 no moro beautiful and romantic scenery
ana no more accessible and healthy region In the
country than that which surrounds the famous freak
during the past season such provisions nave been
made for the accommodation OF guests that there
will probably bc o large accession to the aumbers
who have In past years found enjoyment, rcst aud
health among tho grand mountains lovely val
levs which surround u
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BROOKLYN COURTS.
SUPREME CuuaT-SpeClAl TERM.
Limited Divorce.
Before Judge Gilbert.

bclOIc JuuSc
Leonard us Leondrd.-The case Of Adelaide
Leonard vs. william r. Leonard came up
yesterday before Justice Gilbert in the Special Term
on the ground OF abandonment, ana motion Tor
alimony pending the decision was asked Tor by
PLAINTIFFS counsel. The case was referred TO John
Ii. Bergen, to take testimony and report.
The defendant is young man. who was married
to the painnr In 1863, but AFTER boarding with his
wiies family FOR Six weeks an Il! Sleeing
housekeeping. In 1869 he abandoned his wife, and
a SUIT was then instituted for divorce. TIE parties
are nishy respecsaoe ana the parents 81 the ra
Methodist Episcopal church Of Brooklyn.
The I'm on sfrees Y,npsOvemcnt-The Commits
sioDers Accused of Fraud.
NothGnte, Ford Us. The City or ErooG'vn.-This
proceeding is taken In pursuance OF the act OF the
Legislature Of 1862, which extends the provisions OF
an act passed In 1868 relative New York city and
the city Of BrooAn Tne ACT Iea we 10 sne cay oi
relative 10 any assessment or assessments lor icca
improvements In the city OF New YORK, or IN pro-
ceedings to collect the same, any fraud or lrregu-
larity shall be alleged to have been committed, the
party aggrieyed thereby may apply TO Judge OF
the Supreme Court, IN special term OF IN Vacallon
VINO slaI theroupon, upon due notice 10 the couuSel
OF the corporation IN when the lands so assessed
are situated proceed forthwith to hear the proofs
and allegations OF the parties"
Plaintiff alleges that he is the owner Of number
of lots on Uniou street, between Columbia street
and Gowanus Canal, and that on or ABOUT the 23d
or January, 1871, an assessment ior improving ana
repaving SAID st eet was confirmed. The assess
ments upon ms property amounted to the following
named sums:-s3oj 80, ss26 81, sl4l is, sls7 -,
an apparent hen upon the premises.
He further alleges that III the proceedings reil'
tive to the SAID assessment and In the proceedings
TO collect The same divers frauds and legal iregu-
larities nave been committed. When the case was
called on Yesterday the counsel for the Commission
ers failed TO appear and the case was ADJOURNED
until Thursday OF next week.
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O'Clock
THoMAs.-At Harlem, on Friday morning, June 2
THOMAS THOMAS, Sr IN the saith year OF his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
specially invited to attend the funeral, from tine
residence OF his son-n-aw, w. p. Jones 33s East
125h street. tins Sunday afternoon, at hapaae two
o'clock.
ToMpKTNs.-on Friday, June 2. Of congestion OF
the lungs, NORRIS ToMPKINs, In the d21 year OF MS
age
The relatives ana friends are respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral, from mis- late residence, 40
East listh street, On Monday afternoon, at four
O'Clock.
VAN MISUNDERSTANDING in this city, on
Iuursday evening, June |, PHILIP :. VAN RENE
sELAEa, son OF The late STEPHEN Van Rensselaer, OF
ALBANY, In the 65th year OF his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-.
spectuHy invited 10 attend tho funeral, from Cal
vary church. corner Fourth avenue aud Twenty first
street, on Monday morning, M nine O'CLOCK. The
remains VIII be taken To New Hamburg immed-
atcly after the services Calvary church by the
York at eleven o'clock. ami from New Hamburg on
the arrival OF the train to the Pou2hgeepsie Rural
Cemetery for interment.
yOGLER.- 0n Friday June 9, THEODORE HENRY
VoGLER. aged 81 years. months and % days.
The friends are invited to attend the funeral, on
Monday afternoon, at two O'Clock, at the Mission
church. No 10 columbia street. New York.
WALKER.-On Saturday, June O. SOPHIA ANN, the
beloved wife OF Edward Walker, lii the 'otn year OF
her age
WINroN-On saturday morning, June 3, WIN. NJ.
r. Il. WISToN. Mt the residence OF his mother, 423
West twentieth street. New York city.
the remains Will he removed for burial 70 Cincin-
natl, ONO, his former residence.
W00D.--Suddeny, on Saturday, June ., PETER
Wocp late OF IL Madison street, In the sd year OF
his age.
Notice Of funeral IN to-morrow's PAPER
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SUPERIOR CcuRT-SPsClAL TERN.

Charge of Seduction und Suit Tor Damas cs.
Before Judge McCunn.
Caroline christopher Us. John Sdpleton.-The
plaintiff claims TO have been seduced by the defend
ant and brings suit TO recover $4,000 damages.
There Is considerable contrar1ety OF statement IN
the afidavlts. The defendant who Ia q young man
employed in brewery, Is at present a prisoner IN
Ludlow street jail, having been arrested and COM
mitted on this charge. The case came up on q mo-
ton to vacate the order or arrest After lengthy
argument by Mr.. Keavey on one side and MIR. john
son on the other the Court look the papers.
lsccisfons.
George II. Mercer Us. Charles s. p. Bolcles.-Order
granted.
Adtlselc GGgfgd,l as. The AStOT Fire Insurance
CbmpGnv.-Same.
Abraham C1ark Us. AbrGhdnl BromOer.-Same.
Sarah r. EGzelceH rs. G. H. Con-Sea.-Sanle.
BY Judge Spencer.
Svlrdnsss q Bovlatoa Us. Francis Leon.-Order
granted.
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SUPERIOR CSUaT-CHAM5EsS.
Before Judge NcCuiiD.


Ahudade1' T. SSesca11 Is. Henry E,6et.-This
was motion on the part Of the defendant to set
aside an Inquest taken against him In this acton by
the plaintiff on the 18th OF May 1871. In May, 1850.
plaintiff leased to one ]. r. Zcbley premises as and
60 Duane street. for one year. at $4,000 per year.
The defendant became surety for the rent, and the
tenant failing the pa,ptllf sued the defendant for
4l,250 due February /, 1870. me deiendaht pux IN
m answer claiming mat at the time he signcu INC
agreement the plaintiff agreed VITA him mat another
surety should be added with himself TO the guaran-
tee, which was never done. and therefore he con-
Clnded he was not pound by Ii. =,
The case being reached and called on the Gallon
car on the 10Th OF May, the defendant not appear
Ing the plaintiff took inquest, ana ne Cour, rem
dercd Judgment for sl.37- 50, the amount CLAIMED
and interest, which the defendant now seeks 10 set
aside.
The plaintiff claimed that the answer disclosed no
deen &C TO the action, anu that unless II did the IN
quest should NOT be set aside but chat ne Judgment
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owing named New Workers bought lots in
spray from Cape May.

There are thirteen good hotels at Cape May.
The public schools have closed for the summer.
There are two mails each day to and from the
Post Once.
Trains are to DO run between Camden and Cape
MAY this season III two hours anu half.
Upwards Of $1,000 has been subscribed TO the
capital stock OF the Permanent Wharf Company.
The grand army Of letter writer's and special
correspondents IS expected to arrive at the Cape
this week.
Tho contemplated visit of the New York Farmers
Club delegation has been postponed until the drst
week In July.
The streets and avenues have had a great deal or
overhaung and sheng this spring. and now pre-.
sent q fine appearance.
Great expectations arc gathering over the pro-
jccted yacht race. New YORK and Philadelphia
yachtmen VIII turn out large.
Another Cape May train has been put on the West
Jersey road, leaving Camden at quarter past eight
A. Nj, returning st quarter past one p. NJ.
good many improvements have been made since
last summer. Cottages, stores ana hotel additions
have been constructed and old ones have been reno
waited, improved and repaired. The grand, the mG-
dle-siZed and the small hotels have all been re-
painted, cleaned aud aired from cellar to attic, TIL
1t seems as if they mover looked so COOL pleasant
and inviting as now,
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SUPERIOR C0UST-SeiEsbL TERM.


Before Judges Barbour, Mcneil ana Spencer.
Amelia Pirov rs. The Third Avenue Railroad
Observation-Disclosures order reversed and new trial
granted, with costs 10 the appellant TO abide the
event.
John lyCG7fBn Us. Joseph Neutrality-suspicious. sus
nained, verdict set aside and new trial ordered,
with costs to the defendant, to abide the event.
Anthony Douglass Us. William Hdipfne.-Judg-
Incnt reversed, order OF referee vacated and new
trial ordered, with costs to abide the event.
william Kao,cst0R, 60 al. rs. The Providence ana
Netc FORK Steamship ConlpGpg. verdict set aside
and new trial ordered, with costs TO abide the
event.
Joan Moron Us. John McS,regan.- Judgment If
ffrmed, with costs.
Special Order.
1t is ordered that the Special Term, held BY Judge
McCunn be, ana the same ia hereby extended to
and including Saturday, June II.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.


ANDREws-SEELy.-On Thursday. June !. at the
Church OF the Holy Trinity. IN this city, by the Rev.
s. II. Tying Jr., LYMAN G. ANDREWS TO Miss MARY
A. SEELY, daughter or the late Edmund 5eely, Of
Goshen N. Y.
CARRoLL-KEILY.-On Tuesday, May 16. by the
Rev. William Moy IAN, pastor OF ST. Lawrcnce'5
church, PATRICK ii. CARROLL to MARY S. +. KELLY,
daughter OF Patrick Kelly, Esq
Rev. William McAnster, RICHARD 5. DENTON to
ELLA H., daughter OF the late Thomas Cousins, all OF
this city.
HAYEs-TAYLoa.-Cn Thursday. June l. at tho
residence OF the brides mother, Lexington avenue,
by the Rev. Dir. Hou,.hton, rector OF the Church OF
the TranshguratI0n FRIEND HAYES, OF New York,
10 SALLIE j. TAYLOR, formerly OF Louisville, Ky.
HowATT-Gow.-in Brooklyn on Thursday, June
hE II IT, i. COW %t; ware MI T. n0'A1 70 MISS
KINTzING--BRpsALL.-0n wednesday, Nay y, BY
his residence. WiLLiAa f. KNITTING, counsellor at
law. to RACHEL eldest daughter u Ell! l.. BrIsail
Of Marlborough, Ulster county. N. Y.
Newburg aud Marlborough papers please copy.
church, New York, on Thursday, May IS, by the
Rev. MIR. Cook, ALEXANDER WILSON LINDSAY to
FLORA SCOTT SHIyhs, formerly OF scotland. >, =,
Trinity chapel, by the Rev. Joseph IL. Price, y. d.
A. AMBROSE MACHINES OF New Orleans to MARY
AMELIA, eldest daughter OF William M.Tweed, ESQ.,
Of New YORK.
New orleans papers please copy.
MoGRIDGE-LAwRENcE.--At Jersey City Heights,
on Thursday. June !, by the Rev. J. c. Egbcrt
HENRY +. McGRIDGE 10 Miss HELENA r. LAWRENCE.
daughter Of the late Joseph Lawrence Esq, Of
Toms River, NJ j.
VAN BussUM- CoPELANp.--At Stewartsvllle, N. j.,
by the Rev. $. =. Henry, on saturday, May n,
GEORGE NJ. VAN BussUM to GERTRUDE N. COPELAND,
all OF Jersey City.
woTroN-wILLIAMs In this city, on Thursday.
June l. at the residence OF the brides father, In
w. WoTTON to CLrNICE WILLIAMS daughter OF i. ID.
Williams, all OF this city.
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SHEET QUOTATIONS..
lla.f-pnst Five o,ciock p. M,
TIE EbrMrnS SuIEEl.

Notwithstanding the severe storm OF last week the
Long Island farmers will be heavy losers as it came
too late fer many OF the crops. Cabbage and tomato
plants are destroyed and small seeds did not sprout
at all. Many OF the farmers have nad to pull up
their pea vines as they 80 badly wthered as to
be beyond hope of producing the most meagre crop.
The loss viii amount to over one million dollars. and
comes with fatal effect to many farmers as the
price Of produce is very low while the rates pro-
duction and productive material are Nigh,
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THE COURTS.
SUPREMs C0DnT--cHAiA3saS.

Order of Arrest Against Woman Vacated.
Before Judge Ingraham.
clement Us. Ross.--The defendant. Quaker lady,
who was arrested as claimed on the motion OF Tier
own lawyer, on o Judgment OF $3.50, and placed In
Ludlow street jail, was brought before the Court on
writ OF nabeas corpus. After very brief nearing
In the matter the Court ordered her discharge.
Decisions.
Monroe IS. Monroe. Report OF referee confirmed
and judgment OF divorce granted.
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TIE CITY BANK STOCKS.
The following were the bids for the city bank
shares:-New York, l3S; Manhattan 1853; Mer.
chants, 10; Mechanics 139; America, 1905; City,
225; Tradesmen's, 1856; Greenwich, go; Mechanics
and Traders, $780, Galatn National. 40; Merchants
Exchange. 1921; Commerce, 12ol; Ocean, s4i5;
Mercantile, 1913; American Exchange, ia; Pacific,
1896; Chatham, III; Bank OF the Republic. 117,s;
Bank OF North America, 10Y; Hanover, 1864;
Irving, 126; Metropolitan, 1877; East River, 115k;
Market, l2s; Nassau. 1O6; Shoe and Leather, 162;
Corn Exchange, 1913: st. Nicholas, 12l Marine, 1876;
Commonwealth, oSM; Importers and Traders, IT'S;
Park, 1862; Manufacturers and Merchants, 101;
Central National, 10s; Tenth National. 1875; Gold
Exchange, rs; Bankers and Brokers' Association, 60
THE IMPORTS OF THE WEEK.
The Imports other than dry goods and specie, ut
the port OF New York for the week ending June 2,
1871, were G5,8o5,35o.
The imports of foreign dry goods at New York
during the past week ana since the beginning Of
the year were:-
For the rex. 1859. 1870. 1871.
Entered at port. $3.50 233 s1,1l47s 81, o5d Os5
Thrown on market 963,!45 1,241,,67 1866, 223
Since JGp. |.
Entered at port sl3 $685. IFS s45 no sGo 72s
Thrown OH market 433T2.5)I 45,3sL627 6o,3S0,6Si
The total imports at this port for the past week
were s7,67l,435 against ss,17t154 the previous
week. and s7022, 96l for the corresponding week Of
last year.
TIE SPECIE MOVEMENT.
The export OF specie during the week and since
the beginning or the year IL shown In the table,
Total for the week. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. So, 03S 800
previously reported. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. o2,3o7 562