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HYMNAL OF THE URCH.

We are prepared to furnish the "HYMNAL" at
the lowest Introduction prices. A variety ol
styles; prices from 4oc, 8oc, 75c, 81, and up
wards.
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T,OUND, AT THE MASKED BALL, ON
Thursday night one Lady's Broach and
one Watch Key, which may be had by calling at
Mr.. F. ANSEL, No. III Calhoun street. mch4
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Gppartmersb,ps ann DisaoImtions


THE COPaRTNERSHlP HERETOFORE
Il existing under the frm name OF BALL,
BLACK co. Is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. Either partner viii sign In settlement,
OF the business.
WIN. BLACK.
EBEN'R MONROE.
March !, 1872. WIN. D. BLACK.
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Bnsiness Garos..
NHAS. ENROOD,
STEAM TURPENTINE DIsTILLERY,
At FORKS OF ROAD,
LESTON, 8. O..
Ofices-No. 12S Meeting street, snd corner Line
and Meeting streets.
~HiRhest prices paid in Cash for Crude Turpen.
tine.-tA
Virgin. So 90 Yellow Dip 81 so aard......$s 90
mchl9 6mos
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Cost and Gonnn.

STOLEN LAST NIGHT, FROM A
- house In .Legare street. one Silver Plated
MULASSES JUG, marked A. L. 8. A reward will
he paid for lis discovery and return. Apply at
this office. mch292
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nor SALE, BUILDING LOTS IN CHAR
II LOrTE street. Apply at No. 81 Charlotte
q reef mch28
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NHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
J. Stockholders OF the Northeastern Railroad
Company will be held at the Hail or the Planters
and Mechanics Bank, on "WEDNESDAY, the Sd OF
April next, at IL O'Clock H.. when an election ior
President and Six Directors to serve Tor tne
mchis.ws7 G. WiLLIMAN, Secretary.
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WJANTED, A SOUTHERN LADY TO
w teach In family. One required compe.
tent to teach the higher branches OF English,
Music and Drawing. Reference as TO competen
cy and character required. Address DR.. A. II.
JOHNSON, Bsmberg r. o., South Carolina Rail.
road. Information can be nad from @essrs.
PfLZER, RODGERS Il co., or E. L. HALSEY,
Charleston, 5. U. hch13
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TUST ARRIVED, A LOT OF MULES,
y better class than has been on sale for months
nL WE,TS STABLE Queen street. mCh3O ~.
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dor SALE, A PONY PHETON, PONY
I and Harness. Addre Posloflce Box SIS.
mehSU-lH
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CHARLESTON TYPOGR RAPH1CAL
~ UNION, No. 4a.-The Regular Monthly Meet.
ing will be held THIS EVENING, at hall.past
O'Clock, at Hall over WIlsen's Grocery, King
street. ED. B. BRADLEY,
nch30 Secretary.
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@eetitI9asAs,

TRIENDsHIRLOME, %. ga. F. NJ
held To.MoRaow-HoRsfSe, the slst instant, at
hail. past 10 O'Clock, aEHolmes's BALL Members
will please be punctual By order W. N.
mchs0 LEVI LOEB. Secretary
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90 Rent.

ITO RENT, FOUR ROOMS AND ONE
Il kitchen. Apply at NJ. 459 King street be-
Ia cen Yanderhorst and Calhoun. mch30 IL
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p. EYERYBo1T TO KNOW
Sewing Machine in the market ts the HOME SHUT
TIE, price SIS and $87. Gan be eeen at the Gene.
raj Agency, No. 81 Hasel street, opposite Express
Once. T. L. BIsSELL. jeu12-8mo
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Wams.

WTANTED, A WHITE WOMAN TO
w Cook and Wash. Recommends ions ne
ces.ary. Apply at No. s4 King str ct. mch3o
NJANTED, A LADY TO TEACH ONE
w Young Girl English Music and French.
Wages $40 per month, with board. Apply tn Ii.
R, Rowe's Pump, 8. u. mch3e-SS
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WTANyED, TO PURCHASE FOR CASH,
w small House In the central or western
part OF the city. Address 70" ut this ONCE stat
ing location, terms. &c. 1eb8
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FOR 5aIe.

A No. COW AND CALF FOB SALE AT
II No. 7ol. corner Of King and Line streets.
Calf four days old. mch30-2t
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ITO RENT FOR THE SEASON. A
HOUSE ON Sullivan's Island, pleasantly
situate on back beach. The house contains nine
rooms, aud brick cistern attached. Apply to A.
A. GOLDSMITH Vendue Range. mch30
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A GRICULTURAL. SOCIETY OF SOUTH
n CAROLINa.-ASpecisl Meeting OF the Ex.
ecutive Committee will be held at the Rooms OF
the Board OF Trade. on SATURDAY, ths SGth INST,
mch24.2 Chairman.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-01
DECISION IN THE FAY WILL CASE.

Surrogate Hutchings rendered decision, on Sat-
urlav sustaining will Of Mrs Catherine Fay who died, in 1862
leaving house and life interest in $1,000 with power to
dispose Of the BY will orao Allen and bis wife Hannah
Allen The will by Mrs Anna M Merriam, sister OF
the eceas ground Of ncap undue influence and Improper
execution In giving sustaining the WILL the Surrogate
says:
teststo OF lis by w to the
entire exclusion hi, kindred possessing sound mind freely
e The Mrs Allen from childhood and MI
Allen had legal friend Of decdnt for am she
hal often favor him by ber WILL aud there
rational explanation the testamenary provisions a'of OF
Mr and Allen. There proof whatever that M Allen etl
anv control mind Of the decdent 10 "a
or change disposition she have bad IN regard
10 her 1.-THE viii prepared by M
there personal and family relations
with the deden H. regarding Mr. Allen standing only IN pro-
,opsl relation deceent the strict doctrine TO be apphd
called unusual crcumspecton sud vigilance
10 that the accordance With the views nd wse OF the
t,,trr an gss not undue influence a down In
Nilsson vs. Moran Brad r. 7 the evidence IN tins case abundan
supplies proof and Of mental capacity aud freedom from Improper
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A WORTHY CHARITY.

The New-York Eye and Ear lnfrmary, at
secondaye and Thrteenth-st, institution supported
mainly by private beraty Is at once dispensary and
hospital 1t receives annually 1900 patients, and as
success in the treatment Of cataract and serious inam
nation of the eyes depends largely upon the care which
the natent receives after the operation mas been per
formed hospital accommodations are provided go per
sons "a King advantage OF them in 1871 The institution
is purelv public charity and the surgeons, III return
for their skill ask nothing Of poor patients but persons
of means who desire TO make compensation Tor prOies
ionnl attendance are at liberty ~ repensh the treas
ury of the inhrmay. large proportion OF those VINO
occupied bedsn the wards OF the hospital last year
we're maintained without expense 20 themselves Inc
Directors expended S67 last year for this purpose ana
are anxious to enlarge much possible the usefulness
~ hs nsttution Contributions 10 the funds OF the
Institution may sent 10 Clinton Gilbert Treasurer OF
No. 70 6ixth-RYe,
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nell Curs and segwo-sckes esJuigmen snd order re-
with appellant 70 ABIDE the
(Opnon by MOae Pechn sgt Cou nb-Jndgmeni
without either party, and trial ordered tDpnn p
s, J) Doschc khaw.Juigment affirmed with co t+
Mutua Co. SouiterJnfgment and order sm
with costa McCulogh Lead Co dgment feiersea
and new oPiere the appellant 10 ABIDE the ee
OUon by Mcneil TurIudgment eyerse sni new "a Al
ordered with appellant abide ae event (Ouon bTCuru -
Amson gt The Michigan Central r. r. CoJdneni shrm NC
u at Sinca-RHcepon5 overulei and judgment ordered on
roissipg eomnl,irt vib costs (OpihOn BY Mcneil, -
ceI, NV trial ordered with costs 10 appellant 70 ABIDE event
fOpnop by Cus J Robi1,on Judgment reger
sni new Trial ordered 10 appellant 10 abide event
IOolnion by SegWisk Jl Hemtug e7L ismiv-etcepuons
susineI and verdict set a.. I'll ordered win eoss
10 plaintiff 70 abide event (Opnion By Mcneil ~ stewart
agt Snnar-Judment affirmed. v 10 costs Ophon %. ms
Gessrer at GumanJuinrnt affirmed Horstman sgt MerE
oepops verdict sse and nal order "lnou eoD
10 defendant 70 abide (Opnon by Mcneil Cohen ag he
and reversed and new ra gr'n,el vi costs
anpeant 10 abide 0pon hy Curtis - be 70 ag hinno
udgmeu Affirmed (Opon by Mcneil J) Vmar agt SSaii-Ju 8
rpept and order Affirmed with Oonon BY Cur ~ Obnrn
sbg &C. art be Mechaocs Traders re sursnee CoPsny
reversed and new ordered with to ape 0t 70
abide event (Ophon By Mcneil J Coleman agt Dron AZ
brme with costs Ogien LshropEHeepnons oTerr9 su
ept ordered for plaintiff the verdict (OPnon by Urls -
Reade ag Water iseOrler affirmed With costs Opnon ~ 'a
~ Hoey and others sgt The Rrb5erp Pencil Company-Ords
affirmed With Opinion by Curtis JD
SpaciaI Term-By Judge Freedman -ROsenthal agt
Morris et al Order granted Koee AFT ROedr hou'n tee
Nc ener szt Young aerence granted Booth Agt sm te
b. Judge sedgwich-Pslmer sgt KeIy.-Case settled
Common Pleas-Specldl 7frm-By Judge Larre-
ore-Tborn a sbe-Repo confirmed judgment Of foreclosure
and sale allowance "a per cent
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THE COURTS.
ASSIGNMENTS FOR JULY

The only branch of the Supreme Court which will
be omen during July will weeks Of the
Leonard viii hold Court Mondays and Tuey and
Judge Smith the remaining days Of the week JUDGE Pratt
will remainder Of the month There indication o.
busy Rumbe Of motions await hearing and with
these will be nmnged ny and applications for
orders and discharges from bail and proceedings Of exclusively
er pa character Wednesday Judge Barrett, who has presided at
during the past month will hold special session for the
settlement Of orders.
There will be no trials IN the Superior Court duubg july The only
Court Special Term Judge Freedman VINO ha
held this Court during will continue TO hold I'll the
second the MONTH after which Judge Mcneil VIII preside m
The Court does not I'll IL m On Sar
dayst will x
In The Cont OF Common Pleas there Special Term during
JnlT Judge Van Brn will the Judge Joseph
H. Day The Judge Laremoe the remainder OF the
The only tried Court Of Oyer and Teminr in
July will be that Of Stokes. ,.,
The gnment Judges OF the Marine Court previously hIei
will hold good % the end Of the year
New-York tribune., 1872-07-01
CIVIL NOTES.

Controller Green was served, on Saturday, with
Or,rs requiring show why peremPO mandamus should
no, issue compelling pay Clarke $751; and James D. Hall
sJ7l 50, for services rendered to the city.
Joseph Bell. counsel for W. j. Pollock, charged
with smuggling this port refuses to comply with request Of
the Grand Jory produce relative the charge the
,o,nd ,, he had obtain ed them professionally and order
nd requiring Bel how Why be should not be punished
M coptenpt Circuit Court Saturday Judge
hpman h Bell had right to retain the letters IN the
interest Of his client
Norman w. Kingsley and John +. Schroeder filed
voluntary petitions in bankruptcy las, Runyon w. Martin, E
Howard Martin Isuaius A. wheAu Julius Blumeuhsl Alfred
w,ds wn Fks C. Lawrence, Charlie, Faneke Pnseke.
Rudolph Guay BnhadI John j. Maiden aud walter Ban-
dell were adudestei Involuntary baHkmp and Moses snhemer
JOSS oh W Rb Henry LAsIak aud ATAh Bsle received d,'
charge. in hank
New-York tribune., 1872-07-01

Dr. Hamilton ard family p C,nds p w,h i,d, ,,s ,tn.
M bga lady ard nure Mr Dwight ladg ufaui si 55s NJ NJ
a9d "a ady = Maitland and boy r. Potter ay child nf,a,
snl ,s maa .s nr fafy 3 u Bgs' Mrs FEELING @ H. Morris ani
isdT MS. Potter nd maid, Miss Morris kngkt W Cen
H. smith hr Knapp and Ld- Mr Riyes X Lamb o q Cs,s'
MIS- tatdneI j. Long Mr. Malone, Mr. Rirhes
S. nssh ar. neNs,l M a MsGHm NJ Pmons Mr. Poti.r W.
RAINY John Jones and lady. Clements ". O. Brrb, M, %
npp5 MI Wood Mr james Thomas Scott, Mr. stokes " gns
Mr Blamphme Mr.. Ghhn. Mr. Ptzgnlph Mr Wegfso M, s
Mr. bVinson Mr. COOk, Bulloek Mrs Person boy. NJ ~
Store Ar Johnston Mt Goldck, NJ Tanner Robfn1on
Keogh MI Fotberingham, Mr. Hddie. Mr. stu5bs Mr. Mgre
Qnn.sn h waite Mr. Drer Mr Kraioch.en and itdy, AAi
Dir. NJ chsll Mr. slater Mr. William. Mr. Howard. A
PROM SAVANNAH-in si>gmstp Halrine jane 2qyr, po,s
children and n0rse " Palmer Mfs Palmer. narss U
Spencer and wife Ms 81 Patton Mrs H. smith, JaIa a leg
jams ORefe w. furau, L. Heedck, o. Parker. Ilougttos
H. Williams, T. Hamps0u, j. Miller, ". Bckicv.
j. johnson r A. Scott q. " Scott w. BanehaIi h. PreBt.,
FROM NEW-ORLEANS-Ta Sieqmskip r. r. soufer Jane n -
Mrs Irene g. Freduchs Miss Irene Peincs Fredrett
Hamoa, Miss A. Hamilton W. Hanlsy Mr. g. H. Yopng Wares
Mrs q. H. Deere B. Bean. George CIaby laIy a. Din
bic. Haggeuy, James Ryan, 4. Blum. n D. Mitchell
New-York tribune., 1872-07-01
PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR SAvAHNAH-In steamship San Jaciao June 29--W. NJ
Smith H. Blsnksnsein Miss Pea Mira C. Collins aud daughter
Miss Blake A. Blake, Mss L. Vaent Miss NJ. A. Coseus
J. Minis BERNARD Ba,e H. W Reed r. HcnandeI g. J. Blake
Mr. Wyy d. Eaan. Martin ID. willy Mr. Mcintyre ML Rogers W.
b. Mills L. Cope b. Mills W. d. KcnsJn Misses Jrsse Mr. Jss
sell Wife, child and infant Charles Stewart Mary Henry James Henry
Harmon Eliza Harmon Simon Harmon James Huddeston MARY
Alexander
SAN FRANCIsCOTH steamship Oan QUEEN June 29John
NJ Morris j. d. Buu Mr. Sehoenled wife and 2dsughej H..
Cart t. Cuer Mrs Deoanaek H. de Gregr r. e. Bssev snd
Webb wife W. Byngon Ar Can't wife aud ufsut Mrs
Mrs W. g. Pits children Sidney ParAe Nelson g. Bergeya.
Ms. Mari Tobin, L. Gensyeh }. AschcrAn Hary
Cro, lalbers, Tsrman and wife Joseph Re berg J. K
Rbey X U aud wife, daughter, chill ren
r. Calvert Hugh MARSHALL Way PasssngersD r. Pike, wism Me-
Kesney Ycnsnca Solns A. Glodueh Mrs ke-an aud
daughter ngworh Rachel SuioN ani children,
d. MoIaaghu L. p OLD, aud wife. D. h Morales Charles Gie
Antonio De Mer wife children J. d. Heath enry Smith,
@ Of Cool shepherd Brothers of Good Shcphe M, Hall and
children Celcy children and nurscs, Jd.ms Ag de d
gnsria r. Hsel Lons scensf Capt Campbell j. H. tunston
NJ Spnney Miss aud Master Shuhen onrus Coz, Huber
Cook brother J. 4. haAs g. Foster Mr Roh.nol
And SUIT
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DECIsIONS-JUSE 20.

Supreme Court -Chambrs-By Judge Barrett
IsG Institution agt Carpenter ct s-RepOn eoahnnsd aud
and granted 10 the matter de w Wener-kspot
sopsped Canss az Cau6edRepo confirmed aud Judgment Of
divorce granted ocehAasen al AIT Staten Island Railroad Co
ADpcaon denied same-Rep0r conhfme and Judgment
granted Mills Ag Qdgs-Rargumeut ordered Brooks agL VIII
lam, -Repo confirmed and order granted Newton Wiarem-
or.pds for eospse Bradley al Memoranda for counsel
In the matter kc " T. 0DopnelLkepot confirmed and order
srand Ken ag Bauy-Ba reduced 10 $3.50 Tbeiman e al agt
kuOop confirmed and Judgment grsae Taimn agL Pan
constellation granted tSe memonia) Manhattan nsurane, 20
s9t al Motion granted Mason aSL CTam-Moon for commission
granted Boiler agt 8eVsn-0rdr denied ~ Van WaH ag
Loue e. Van war-Repoh confirmed and Judgment ordered
Superior CoMt-GeHeral Term-Bofore judges Mo-
New-York tribune., 1872-07-01
MISCELLANEOUS SPORTS.

The Fourth of July regatta in Buffalo
promises to be the finest ever held in Western waters
Th' a great number of entries for the four
cared races, and ten entries for the single scu race
among them arc Billy Sh rf Of Pittsburgh. Dick Tin
ming, Thomas London r uber Perry and James Douglass
Of Toronto, and Charles T. Smith Of Rochester
The st. George Club Will 90 TO Philadelphia
tomorrow for wOck's play with the Young America,
Germantown and Philadelphia Clubs The Jersey CITY
Club VIII go 20 Boston Wednesday, and tue Manhat
tan Club VIII play at staten Island on the Fourth
There will be a large gathering of quot
players in Brooklyn to-day, and five games viii be
played.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-01
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
THE DARK SIDE OF NEw-YoRK.

THE DARK SIDE OF NEW-IORk.
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE POLICE COMMISSIONERS
ALARMING INCREASE OF CRIME.
The annual report of the Board of Police
has been sent to the Mayor and will be appended to his
message to tho Common Council Tho report is for the
year ending April g. 1874 The following abstract OF
the reports
The number Of police OF all grades Is as follows:
superintendent inspectors IS captains l39 sergeants
1884 patrolmen "a doormen: total, 2,236.
There were 1854 persons arrested including 6o179
men and 1856 women Excess Of arrests over preceding
year. ss22 There arrested for intoxcaon 3llS
for intoxcaton and disordery conduct lO,93O; dis
orderly conduct Is6 and for other oenses, 2329 per-
sons The following is comparative table OF arrests
for crimes of high grade for 1899, 1870 and 1871:
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.

MONDAY. july l.
and MEXICO by the steamship CITY Of Merida close
at2p H. Steamship sails ~ , m. from PieI No IL t. X
TUESDAY. July
Mails for the Southampton and Bremen BY the
steamship Iansa close ~ M. Steamship sails al from
foot Of Ihri@t, HobOken
A Direct German Mail Is sent By this line
WEDNESDAY. July
Mails for Europe Queenstown and Liverpool per steamship
Manhattap close az Supplementary Maj Pier No. 90 N
H., closed at l:S0 }. Steamship sails st , M 80,
ian depssted In Supplementary Mail must be prepaid with
double D0stagel
A Prnsnan Closed Mail Is sent by this hre
Halifax s. is closed al the NewYork Post Once every
Friday clock m Steamship sails from Portland Me-. on Sat
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an t,co,s l,t 4, oorb are add on Bassett 600 on

pose 600 tickets at IS each are sold on Basse 700 on
onrfellow and loo on the field The amount OF money
received $1,000 from which $780, or five per cent com
mission is deducted for expenses. II Harry Baset Min
zoo will he divided among the holders OF the 600 tckets
or So 50 for every S5 invested II Longellow VIM Soip
wk be divided among the holders OF the 900 ckets ned
or S 40 for every IS invested. II The neld wln SSU
will be shared nv the holders Of the 100 tickets s0u on
the Geld, or $J7 iOr every s invested
New-York tribune., 1872-07-01
YACHTING.
ruE ROsTON REGATTA.

BosToN, June 29.-The fifth annual regatta
Of the Boston Yacht Club would have taken place to-
dav off Rainsford Island had there been good breeze.
As it was only the third class yachts started The
race was won by Daniel Briscoes Queen Nab 2l feet
and 10 inches the water-ne, in hours II minutes,
and seconds. beating Thomas Deanes Fannie by 20
seconds. The Fannie claimed FOUL, which will be
decided July The other contestants the Secret
Ripple, No Name, and Pere.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-01

ing coal on Saturday at Pier No o7 fell into tho water
and was drowned. 4,
Barney Fitzgerald OF No. 354 West Twenty xthst.
fell from thrd-stOry window OF the Union sugar ken-
ery No. % LeOnard-st and was instantly killed
C,harine DOlan &C. OF No. 33S East Twenty
st. fell down q flight OF stairs in the Roman Catholic
Church at Secondave and Twentysecondst and dlslo-
Gated her hip. ,, -
Frank p Demarest clerk OF the Board OF Health, was
severely burned about the face and head by gas eA-
ploson In the vault attached 10 the Office.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-01
TOM THUMB AS TRAVELLER AND AUTHOR.

Inc Iom Thumb party, consisting Oh uon
Tom Thumb and his "irs, Commodore Mutt ana minnie
Warren accompanied by their manager, Mr. Sylvester
Beecker and wife, their treasurer, Mr.. B. s. Kellogg
and retnue making in all thirteen persons and pair
OF ponies and carriage, arrived in New-Y0rk In the
steamer Egypt the 23d u having been absent three
years. and completed a voyage around the world. They
went overland 20 California thence to Japan China,
Australia, the East Indies returning via Suez Canal to
Egypt, the Continent, and Great Britain They have
Travelled 5000 miles $1,000 by seal given 1l entertain
mcnts in SIS different cities and towns in all climates Of
the world without losing single day or missing single
performance through illness accident. Tue little
General long since accumulated fortune, and has
Just completed fine residence at Mddleborough Mass,
the birthplace his wife, The "itte people, have been
received with the most distinguished consideration" by
the potentates magnaes, and highest dignitaries OF
all the countries they have visited Presents and honors
shOwered upon them wherever they went ana they
return the land OF their birth loaded with "spOs'
and pleasant rPcOlections that will afford them happiness
during life Having kept diary during their travels
and having taken time to all that TO DO seCn
the most prominent member of the party Is preparing
for publication a book entitled "Gen. Tom TIumb's
Voyage Around the World" That t will be crowded
with novel incident anecdOte and adventure there can
prove OF the most popular holiday books OF the
season. Notwithstanding the GcneraIs ahluence, ne
aud his party fond Of public excitement, which
has become second nature TO the that they have con-
cuded TO make tour of the United States, com
meucmg IN September next.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-01
THE yEIGLE PERJURY CASE.

William ii. Wege, indicted for perjury in the
case and put under $500 bail Baltimore plead TO
the in the United Circuit Court for the Southern District
Of NewYork appeared in that Court Saturday and requested that bis
bal, be allowed to stand July Is With the consent Of District
Aopey Davis Judge SbpmAn granted the request snd when Wg
judge his kndness the latter replied You need
NOT thanE me- you may thank your wife aud children for the or
koxn nyuur
New-York tribune., 1872-07-01

San f:3l sun feg.. 7.3 Moon ...... 81
WATER
SaniJ Hoos.' f9 Cows Island. 4tl Hell Gate PeTrT.. 6
ninH wArKR
Sandy hoOk 4JJ Cows IsaBd.... &f eu Gate Fe.. 90
New-York tribune., 1872-07-01

the list includes the games forfeited ny tne OIynpc
CLUB and the Baltimore Nine The Boston Nine leads,
the Athletics being second and tho Mutuas third. on
Saturday the Mutual Nine defeated the EckfoIds by
Of p The Quicksep OF Brooklyn, +. d., de-
feaed the Franns at Prospect Park on Saturday, by
a
New-York tribune., 1872-07-01

COURT CAIFKDARS TBS D4y. 49,,
SUPREME COUIyT-CHANBERs-Frst Monfsr Notion Caenuh'
GENERAL TERM.-Adi0urnel 70 JalT ~ o
MARINE COURT-TRAL TERM-PART u.-aPAULDISs' J-"Peh'
tlOa m.
$685. MeGeachy sg. Atlantic Mail 871 .Braeht agt EaG
steamshp Co -..shamwar agt SoomaG.
Oil. Klein ag. RYAN y29 Holden ag. hfe ~ -.
GENERAL sEssfoYs-Before Recorder akeitJsm Barns s.
der George A. Wheeler DuGY Bernard LYONS osleY yGp
elonous aud bittery Michael ksn hlh ~
burglary; Robert Montgomery, william kyers Charles hmDath'
Pac Wogan grand larceny; George Dunn fso proienses
New-York tribune., 1872-07-01
RLSF-RAII,

The defeat of the Athletics by the Balti-
nine at Baltimore last week places the Boston nine
in very advantageous position in regard to the cham
ponship for 1872 The championship record stands as
New-York tribune., 1872-07-01
for grimes of high grade for 1893. 1870, and 1871:

The Following table gives the age and condition Of
New-York tribune., 1872-07-01

PASSENG ERS ARRIPED.
FROM IVRRPOOI-t~ si,a~A' 1hsssnti lana sa-H Risar
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OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE TURF.

THE LONG BRANCH RACEs-MLESIAN WINS THE
sTEEPLE CHASE, FADLADEEN THE MILE DAsh'
AND METEOR TIE JERSEY DERBY.