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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF SEw -YoRE........"........

PORT OF EBw- YORK.. ...............,.."JULr H.
CLEARED.
Steamship Batavia OBJ Murphy Liverpool C1aa P.nelG.
steamship Atlantic OBJ. Gleale Liverpool, j. Hyde Ipah,
Steamship vile Ps5s Surqoant Hayre [eoFe Msq sem
ssmD 4g ss.a1v NO Mcneil Prince T. " nis
Steamship Anthracite Green Philadelphs W. Krhpat'ek
steamship Phelps Brown, Phi.deohil uo,r,. Son,
Ship Ioite Clark OBI Hines Antwerp. Funch Eiye eco.
Ship Carrie Reed, Crowel, IT,, San francisco sutton 70
BARK Diamaut Nor Borchsenns Steun Teens Bckmaun.
BARK Mare us Cannes Cork Falmouth for ofei' socoveh
Bark Ala Sor Aslaslen Queenstown Falmouth Book
Bark Ious (Br). Poland Cork G. W. Dorr
Barb w@ Van Name Pierce aaIse,.e, Hand s"s;
manu-
ARRIVED.
Steamship Nemesis Br BmsteI Bremen June 2 s5 Southampton
18th with Ind1e aud pass. to Oelnchs & Co.
sa%D D S ss. to c Atlantic 6 Nal s% 1' E AL Nassau '
Bars EdSad OBJ Puin1" SaSs5en day. with Rs r lima %
Bark dabo Richardson Cienfuegos II days with susa.
Bark Iva (of Tooa Ltsou Maeabo June "a AID tie Bar 10Th
Bark PnuJss Alexandra DAM verlen ST. CrOI 70 days with
Brg L, Creole Dutch spsehn,r Curseoa IL days. yh md,e
Brig Virginia Johnson ST. Pierre Mart - DAYS With fgar
Bg sarah Gilmore Of Stockholm Clifford Fernandin DAYS with
Brig Mohawk tof St. John b. Murphy 10 day sugar
Bng Macha' to JonesPor johnson, Arroyo p r. G DAYS with
Brig Lyds H. Cole Laue, St. Jago Cubs via GusnamO 10 dny
Brg Daisy CBr) Rsdford. Cow Bay Il day.. with coal
Brg Ricardo Barros Newton, BaTacos DAYS. With fruit.
Schr mpase (of Windsor n 81 Curtis haacaho IS days with
coffee.
sc6r Sea Bind Hogan Jacksonville days. with lumber
Schr Matilda Brooks Jones' Jacksonville DAYS, with utbef
Scbr. r. II. Merrill, Willis Virginia.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosTOS JulY l2-Ayed steamship Blackstone from Baltimore
bark william from GOitenbarg chr W Drew from Dnn, Geo
LEwEs DEL July R-Arnved bark Tsuea from Ctdenas for
orders Passed IN, steamship Norman, from Boston.
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUKESsTowS JULY l2-The Line steamship Rssa Cook
from NewYok July for Liverpool arrived in this hsrbon
this morning
For Latest Ship Nelcs see FIN Poqe
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CRIMINAL COURTS.

Thomas Drumming. charged with forging a Post
oce order committed yeseriay By Commissioner she
In default Of . / 500 bail
In the Court of General Sessions, yesterday, Re-
Hscks presiding George Williams for picking August Cabos
pocket Soondsye seat to the Pnents for ar months
John hu stealing jewey from r. Cusssc Of No. {5y Fourth
months Frank Duffy and Bernard Lynes convicted several
robbng August Gonzales State Prison 6Te each
John Corners sod James MeQde attempting to pb Herbert Perek
half years esch
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THE COURTS.
DECISIONS-JULY ~.

Superior Cont-Special Tam-By Judge Freed
man-The Rast NewYOrk and Jamaica Railroad Co. EmOre
Motion denied Sesb sg The Erie Railway CoOder
granted Young Snedeu ct A-Rerenoe granted Lsunh sg
Vue-Order grsnted Murphy SharpDeu taken Saper.
h1 a Wof-Orier granted Tuh sg S.mpson-0rjer denying
motion, Reed sgt Brunnet-Order granted.
Common Pieas-SDeci0l Term-By Judge Van Brunt.
--Lerow agt observation-disclosures ordered.
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90 Uhom II man Concern

P.D. is invited to send his proofs to ii. G.,
~ PolOhce Boz l5l Boston
OFFICE oE rHE MANHATTAN MARKET CosPAsr,(
3ts and $40 BRoADwAr NEwfORK June ID. l8ll
MOTT CE The constant application 1Or
~ sTADS in the MANHATTAN MARKET. ThirtYIsurth-st
North Rvr has Company open their books before the
completomf the building Consequently and after MONDAY
Juy sds will be LEASED the Of Eve the occupants
40 have prege and preference lease the END OF the
term Leses from August when expected the building
Plans ofhe BUILDING AND STANDS with price affixed be
smAsd ~ " 0"'' VI '-' PAUL j. ARMOUR, President
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IMMATURE ALMANAC

44a 1880 Moon setsll:3i
rtGH Day-,N
SANDY Hook O:3 Cows lie Hell Gate Ferry. 3O
HGH WATER DAP
SANDY HOOK loo Cows Island Hell Gate Ferry 1913
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p4SSEVGFRS 1RRIHED.

FROM BREMRy-Tn steamship YSmess. july IA Buni, Geo
Prmann Mackenhauser and cb John Mnges Bra Mne
Mngs A. Stroll Muuron r. Meeks Rosa Meeks Sarah King
Geo Rouse T. G. MeyehaH L. Brennnsr Carl Gross Louise
Zouer q. TeIoI T. Blckhaus, T. Jacobson
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Nlalhlnerp.

NACIINISTS' TOOLS, for any class of work.
wi Poudeis Porgers Boernakers combining the latest i'm
noyement COMMISSIONERS TIung and Hacking Machines
viii keep and sharp for quick and pleasant grinding NO
dust a.
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OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.


NETWORK CITY s,onoo
Houston'st no ~ -, -, =, a 49,,
Hearis >, 10 80, SsstN a. = ........ 500
Materst nos ~ anu pyy sD,. - 1ors1 2OO
Wattss MS tM1 Oh 1850
J1st, n s. no 'oo eas,
lfhst, S. 81 E OF ~ 80 yS 9.a nden int..
z9h 81 . o. W. y. 800
3.hs 2O76 Of 2iaye, 2l.3r9S5, ia Dl',...,. A
3ahs 200 Of AaVe' the 5000
lVSIsoi ': 3s IA q ,d 10000
fst - ~ ro.h ~ Ini9o mogs 80 lO625
INST S. o. Sesl 80 81 s,i69s h and I.,,.. 5000
9ohs. - tot "a " 81 VS. SSvioS ...... $3.50
.ins s. 90 20 y ~ NJ 49,. 80. IN, igl 2TT
Iotn-st - 20 ~. oo Io,ilos
ssst 80 ~ SIyIGG morts $50 OO.... $500
iohaye Elots Nos 10 and anil - so Hsose' 1850
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Derltistrp.

NOIrON DENTAL ASSOCIATION orig
~ nais fsous OXIDE 1d@1'er u ~ tne
most sppr.i manner nothing EXTRACT TEETH and do h
WI0 PAM patients testify See their names al the
Office No. Cooper Institute
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Ocean 5Ieamers.

Ocean 5Ifanler8.
SANDOMINGO and PORTO RICO LINE
- ThsJ Tybee Capt Delanoy viii leave fier y
North Rer THURSDAY July IT, for Puerta Plata ssmana
DoIngo City snd ST. Johns Porto Rico No freight received
PORD BROTHERS Co. 20 Broadway Bills OF Exchange on
Puera Samsna and San Domingo CITY, IN sums 10 SUIT pur
chasers,or sale.
EOT ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL.
IL uITED STATES and BRAZIL STEAMSHIP CohrAHL
Resur Mil Steamers sailing on the ga OF month
NRRIMACk Capt Weir. jay -. -.
SUTH AMERICA. Cart TnklepauPh AusuSt -
NRTH AMERICA CaDt. g. SlOeum September ~ r, -
Thesapepd steamers schedule snd eau At ~ Ihonss
Para Bahia Janeo gong aad returning f0f
engagemnt Of freight passage, apply to 49,
IN. GARRISON, Agent No. . Bo~hageeen, NeN- IorG
HAANA, PROG RES0 and VERA CRUZ.
III EW-YORK ard MEXICAN MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE
Leaynepier H. Fast River at D direct for Havana
CITfOF HAVANA, SATURDAY. Ju1 =" IN
CITYOF MERIDA, Zimmerman. august j"
f0finsn' O' T. ALEX ANDRE SONS. % Broadway.
IT !. MAIL to HAVANA.
u. ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP co. 90 Sailing regularly
EVER THURSDAY O'Clock precisely IRON fer no ~
North vc: lila
Columbia Capt. l. 5. Gurus (yia Nassau. -
NDRRO CASTLE. Can't 7. ii. Morton. .A1gutl
'V's TH ''' No. Bowlnggreen.
A YCHOR LINE STEAMERS
~ all eyery WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY to andfrom Osgo",
IiyenooL Londonderry, aud Queenstown ,, o.. p.,,.,
Ps,engers from railway station Great britain
Irelnd Norway Sseen, Denmark, Germany hoHAA' pb" ~
the 'hi'e' ''''' AT LOWEST CURRENCY RATES.
Dams the Old Country for any amount
NP' 49, HENDERSON BROTHERS. Agents.
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Hlarb!e an6 Slate Mlaniels.
Professional Noilees

~ ID. HAMMOND. NJ d., formerly Professor
liz AZ an Irportan spseatF the Syracuse Medical Corye n J.
o6r. Ill Fnesh,t Third ave- n u CITY herroa, Dsss
a. al a, otha special diseases kc. reliably treated
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Real gstate to Grthanoe

+ ARGE BRICK RESIDENCE and eight 10 lot u
on e,ding avenue IN Brooklyn 70 EXCHANGE for COUNT T
RTsDENCE 10 Jersey the Halson one hour from ne H
rutland WHITING, BsekmshsS
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fouses ano farms manteo
Citn propsrtp 10 Eet.

A FINE STORE, corner Broadway and Thirty
n thi junction sinh ave- LBAsB-ssabe for b,tery h,'
no WV '' WIN. RAfSOR
81 Pinsd
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E0R LIVERPOOL,

EUK LlVEKFUUL,
(yIAQ QUEENSTOWN.
CARRYING THE q. s. MAILS
THE LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN STEAM COMPANY
will dpaie one Of their full power iron steamships
RON PIER No. 46, " r.. EVERY WEDNESDAY,
follows:
NEVADA Capt PoRsrrH H. At lJO p m
NEBRASKA, Capt GUARD. ..........JuY a. a. J;O p m
MINNESOTA Capt. MoEGAS........July 81. at J'op.m.
IpHO Cant, PRicy.................August l. ct 300
MANHATTAN Capt j. b. PRcg.....August H. at 1900 D.
WISCONSIN, Capt T. W. FREEMAN August Il, At $500 pm
CABIN pssage. $50 gold
steee passage COGce No. 20 Broadway, $50 currency
For fIetbt cabin passage. applgto
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except he shall have diploma OF
some medical OF pharmaceutical
society. From each physician and
attorney at law, twenty dollars;
provided, that before any physi,
clan, surgeon, or midwife, can OBJ,
tain license, he, she or they shall
comply with the requirements OF
section 2677 of tue Revised Stat.
utes, except those who are exempt
ed from such requirements by Sec
ton 26S1 of said act. Each attor.
ney at law, before practicing in
any court in this State, shall have
his license under this law record
ed in a minute book kept by the
clerk of such court for that pur-
pose; and no judge, justice of the
peace, or recorder, shall allow any
lawyer to practice in his court un
Ill the law is complied with. ANY
judge, justice, or recorder viola.
ting this act shall be liable to a
fine of five hundred dollars, to be
recoverable before . district court
to be sued for by 3 district attor-
dey or Attorney General, one half
to 60 to the inforner, and the
prosecuting attorney to receive q
fee of fifty dollars in each case
from the amount recovered. And
any physician who shall falsely
pretend to have been . professor
Of any medical college, or to hold
literary or professional titles to
which he is not entitled, shall be
forever barred from q right to
practice medicine in this State,
and failure to supply evidence to
substantiate any claim to such
titles by proper diploma, or other
documentary or othor satisfactory
evidence, shall on conviction be
imprisoned in the State Peniten-
tiary not less than six months nor
more than FIVE years. H
Eighteenth-That the only le-
gal evidence that . license has
been paid shall be the appropriate
form of license issued by the Aud,
itor, and no receipt issued by q
tax collector in place of the Ii.
cenSe itself shall be valid.
Nineteenth--From each and
every butcher or market dealer OF
any kind, from each and every
person who keeps stand or stall
in market place, five dollars. p.
Tventieth--From each mer.
chant tailor, one hundred dollars
Twenty -frst-From every con,
tractor, sub-contraccor and steve
dsre twenty dollars.
Twenty -second-From the own.
er Of every coffee stand, or sods
or mineral water fountain, fruit
stand OF stall of any kind on tn.
streets, or tombola, ten dollars.
Twenty third-From every in
eorporated company other than 9
railroad, whether domestic or for
eign, engaged in transporting mer
chandise in this State, one hun
dred dollars.
Twenty-fourth-From the own.
er of every towboat for public use
or hire in the waters of this State
one hundred dollars.
Twenty dfth-From the propri
etor Of every transient circus
mensgerie or other public show OF
exhibition, twenty Ave dollars, in
advance, Cor each performance ol
exhibition. -
Twenty sixth--From every trav
cling agent or employs of any mer
camille house, who sells or con
tracts for the sale of goods, wares
and merchandise, by sample oI
otherwise, shall pay license ta1
of one hundred dollars; and any
such agent or employe who shall
I 4
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j l7ITII HHoN HaH No, IA,
D AN ACT 1ta

and collect licenses, to pre-
scribe certain penalties and Ger
tain duties of judges of courts
justices of the peace, State and
parish officers. and to repeal all
acts inconsistent herewith. 3l
Section 1. Be it enacted by the
Senate and House of Representa-.
tiyes of the State of Louisiana in
General Assembly convened, That
there shall be levied and collected
an annual amount as a license or
tax: s7h 60, siaag 0i.hU3 9U,
First-From each male iDhabi
tant over the age of 81 years, not
attached to the army or navy OF
the United States, the sum of one
dollar, ninety per cent of which
shall be appropriated exclusively
to the support of public schools
in the parish in which the sum
is paid, and the balance placed in
the State treasury to the credit of
the Charity Hospital fund. 81 H..
Second-From each wholesale
or wholesale and retail merchant,
dealer or trader, from each inpor.
ter or dea er in bar stores, one
hundred dollars; from each and
every retail merchant, fifteen dol
lars. e so -Irl r-af I'm
Third-From each keeper of a
warehouse, cotton orlumber yard,
or other place of rublic storage
for hire, fifty dollars. -."
Fourth-From each keeper of :,
livery stable, sale stable or yard,
or livery and sale stable, with
stalls or other accommodations for
horses or mules, S25; for every
public hack, $25.
Fifth-Each keeper or proprie
tor of a distillery, except distiller-
les used exclusively in distilling
from fruit or turpentine, $500 90;
from each keeper or proprietor or
manufacturer of cordials, liquors,
wines or syrups, one hundred dol
lars; from each keeper of a distil-
lery from fruit or turpentine ex.
clusively, and for the keeper or
proprietor of a brewery, fifty dol
lars; provided, that no licrnse
shall be required from any person
who distils from fruit and for his
own use and not for sale. yr.
SiIth-From- each proprietor or
keeper of every billiard saloon,
bowling alley or pistol gallery in
which there is but one table; alley
OF target, S25; where, there ARE
two tables, alleys or targets, forty
dollars; where there are more than
two tables, alleys or targets, g.
additional on each table, alley or
target. '''''''
Seventh-From the managers
or lessees Of a theatre, concert sa.
loon, opera house or museum,
$500; from the owner of any coffee
house orr beer saloon where the
atrical plays, dancing or singing
are performed, whether With, OF
without admission fee, $1,000; from
each proprietor of a show, p1enag.
erie, race course or cockpit, in the
city of New Orleans, $500; pro.
-
vided, that no distinction snail be
made on account of race or color:
and any violation of this proyisC
shall incur forfeiture of such Ii.
cense.
Eighth-From each keeper of a
cotton press, cotton picsery OIL
ginnery, $3.50 90; provided that
this article shall not apply to cot
ton gins on plantations. " '''l'
Ninth-From each fortnne-tel
Ter, astrologer, clairvoyans, $500
Tenth-From the proprietors oI
all coffee houses, bar-rooms, grog
shops, beer saloons, or gardens, OF
nO-. L.
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shall pay, IN. addition to the gro,
cel'y license, a coffeehouse license:
and each retail grocer or dealer
in distilled liquors in the State of
Louisiana, without such addition
al license, and who shall keep for
sale, sell or give away, either by
himself or By any employe, distill,
ed liquor in less quantity than one
gallon, shall be liable to fine of
500 for each and every offense,
to be recovered by motion by any
person, after five days previous
notice, before any justice court,
which, when recovered shall be
paid by such justice to the State
Treasurer for the benefit of the
Charity Hospital fund.
Eleventh-From each proprie-
.or or keeper of a restaurant, eat
ing house, oyster saloon or re-
freshment saloon, in which cakes,
ice cream, and other re efreshments
are furnished, slO0; provided,
however, that it shall be the duty
of the Auditor of Public Accounts
to have printed on the face OF all
State licenses issued by tax COL
lectors throughout the State, srti-
Gle thirteen of the Constitution of
this State. 10 .u.guI.-r,.
sTwelfth-Erery person keeping
hotel for, the entertainment of
transient persons or travellers,
$3.50 90; every keeper Of a coun-
try inn, s25; every keeper OF a
private or public boarding house
for the entertainment of persons
by the week, month, or year, s25;
every keeper Of lodging house
for the accommodation of night
dodgers only, $50; provided, how
ever, that it shall he the duty of
the Auditor of Public Accounts
to have printed on the face of all
State licenses issued to the keep
ers of aforesaid places throughout
the provisions of article thirteen
of the constitution. i4 .
Thirteen-From each pedler or
hawker who peedles or carries
goods, wares, merchandise or gro-
ceries for sale, or sells through
this State in a boat or other water
craft, 800; in vehicle by horses
or mules, $50; on foot, so.
Fourteenth-From each broker,
acting az agent between buyer and
seller for percentage or other con-
sideration, in the sale of real es-
tate, produce, merchandise for
freight, and from each factor OF
commission merchant, ship or
steamboat agent, 300; from each
money, stock, note, exchange and
insurance broker, 500; from each
anc,ioneer, $50, and from each
pawn broker and keeper of junk
store, $500. 1u 5Jg aR lsaa.I
Fifteenth-From each agent or
representative of an insurance
company, by or under the laws OF
this State, and trsnsacting an in
surance business therein, $1,000;
from each insurance company or
agency not chartered by this
State, but transacting business
therein, $1,000; from each insur
ance company or agency not char
tered by the State but trsnsacting
an insurance business therein,
$1,000; provided, that no insurance
company whose license tax shall
be $1,000 shall be liable to any as
sessment, State, parish or muni-
cipal throughout the State, other
than that imposed by this article
and by section six of this act,
from each banking company or
private banker or agency, unless
exempted by a charter from this
State or the United States, $1,000.
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Late Of Lexington, Mo-

HAVING bought the stock of the
Ii above named Stables and leased
The same. | am prepared to do first
class Livery Business ofall kind, day
or night. My Stables are the best in
town, being lately repaired and refitied.
Give me cali and ! win satisfy all.
vl0nl5 gh su. a4 B. FISH.
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NUMBER 3.

which shall go to the informer;
provided, that when such agent or
employe represents house which
has paid a State license tax he
shall only be liable for the license
imposed by the parish or munich
pal corporation in which he pro-
poses to sell.
Twenty-seventh-Every person
having more than one shop, store
or other establishment, or who
shall exercise OF follow more than
! one profession, trade; calling or
business, shall pay the tax ON each
separately.
Twenty-eighth-Each partner
of airy firm doing business in the
State, in any line of occupationi
whether resident or nonresident,
active or silent, shall pay D license
as herein prescribed. r.5t. ,.
Twenty -ninth-Parties having
tax assessed against them other
than real estate, shall not receive
license to pursue their occupa-
ton until they shall pay the tax
due upon such assessment.
Thirtisth-All forfeitures col
lected az herein expressed in the
country parishes or rural districts,
be paid over to the parish treas
urer, for the exclusive use Of the
poor of the parish, to be expended
az directed by the police juries of
the several parishes, instead of
the Charity Hospital Of New Or.
leans. -st. '.. ..t
See. 2. Be 1t further enacted,
etc, That from and after the pas
sage Of this act is shall not be
lawful for any person or corpora
ton to carry on or pursue, prac-
tice or follow any of the trades,
professions or occupations emu.
merated in the foregoing sections
Of this act, in the State, before
paying the tax levied thereon, and
obtaining a license therefor, if not
already licensed, from the collec-
tor Of the State taxes; and ne
person or corporation carrying on
= profession, business or oceupa-
ton subject to the payment of q
license, as herein provided, shall
be allowed to collect any claims
for services rendered in such pro.
fessious, business or occupation,
unless he, she or it can, upon de
mand, exhibit the tax collectors
receipt for such license, according
to law; and failure to exhibit
such license receipt, by any per
son or corporation liable to suc1
license, shall in any suit instituted
by him, her or it, sntitle the par
ty defendant in snch suit to non
suit; and any person, firm or cor-
poration attempting to do buJi-
ness without o license shall, IN
written notice given by the col-
lectOr to the Attorney General or
district attorney, or district attor-
ney pro tsm., be eDjoined in ths
name of the State from proceed
lug further in ths transaction Of
their respective business or VEGA
tion until sucb license shall have
been paid; provided, no person
shall be liable to penalty from
the first of January, 1872, up TO
the time the tax collectors receivs
/ their licenses for 1872. asf
Sec. 8. Be it further enacted,
That the tax collectors for the
parish Of New Orleans shall re-
csive for the collection of licenses
in their respective districts the
following compensation, viz: The
tax collector for the First District,
five per cent on all licenses col
lected by him and paid into the
State treasury; the tax eellsctor
for Soennd District II DeSr cent on
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B. #. Fort,

A TroRNEY AT Law, Bellevue, Eossier
n parish, La JmUsgg rf r6nlt6
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
SPECIAL to the GOLD HILL NEWS
FROM sAN
Cntdineil Discharged scientifc -
Funeral OF Juarez Hot md
Roxgy The stenners-DoubIful
Bravery.

|
SAN Francisco. September Ill I'm.
Judge Reardon this morning dis
charged Cardinell, who was charged
with tampering with q juror in the
Fair case, he having produced testi-
mony fatty c%ontradicting the evidence
of SautifF, the juror, in regard to the
alleged conversation.
Judge Reardon, upon the final show
ing in the Pioche-R Robinson case, has
granted the application of Robinson
for postponement OF further examlna-
ton in his case until the first Monday
In January next.
Professor John Torrey Of the United
States Assay Office, New York. one OF
the Agasslz party, left for the East,
overland, this morning. Since his ar
rival here he has been busily engaged
collecting specimens Of the flora Of
California.
The funeral ceremonies In honor OF
the memory Of Benito Juarez, late
President of Mexico, will be held at
Dashaway Hall, tomorrow evening.
Weather hot and sultry. The fog
continues so dense that nc vessels are
entering the port from any direction.
No news yet of the Panama or Hon.
olulu steamer. The Idaho, for Homo
lulu with Australian mails, will sail
Mt 70 NJ. promptly to day. not waiting
for the arrival Of the other steamer.
The police find nothing c%orrobera-
tive of the story of the shooting Of a
highwayman on Second street by Jas.
L,avep. Of the Atlantic and Pacific Tel
egraph office, So oramepto, and are
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