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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-04-19
HUMORS OF THE DAY.

"A lllllc Slrl from schenectady,
after noticing for some time the
glittering gold filing in her aunts
front teeth, exclaimed: "Aunt
Mary, | wish | had copper-toed
teeth like yours y
A Mississippi girl just out of
school hired II few negroes last
season and undertook to carry on
the farm at her homestead. The
result at the end of the year was
eight banks of potatoes, 600 bushels
of corn, and 900 dollars in cash
from the sale of cotton, after all OK
penses were paid.
An irascible old deacon in Con-
nocticut the other night threw his
boots at noisy dog under his
window. 1t was an effective but not
economical way Of getting rid Of
his visitor, for the dog seized the
expensive missiles and disappear
ed. Now the deacon thinks it was
"put up job"
A young lady, the other day, in
the course Of q ecture; said: sect
married, young man, and be quick
about it, too. Don't wait for the
millennium, hoping that the girls
will turn to angels, before you will
trust yourself to one of them. A
pretty thing you would be along
side Of an angel, wouldn't you"
"Well, Sambo, is your master a
good farmer" go, yes, he be
very good farmer; he make two
crops in one year." "IIow is that,
Sambo?" "Why, he sell all his
hay in dc fall, and makes money
once; den in dc spring he sell all
dc hides of dc cattle dat die for de
lack oh dc hay, and makes money
twice."
Bridget came to hcrmistrcss and
asked for anccdle and thread. "Do
YOU want it fine or COARSE" asked
the lady. "Surc an don't know,
ma'am," said Bridget. "What do
YOU want it for?" asked the mis-
tress; off you tell me that | may
know what to give you.' "Well,
mum, the cook has just tould me
to stirring the beans, an shure l
want u nadlc an third for that"
"Is Miss Blinking at home"
asked Mr.. Sanders Of the Irish girl
who answered the ring at the door.
ayes, b'lavc she is, sir"
"Is she cnagagcd|
can is it engaged you say?
Faith, an | can't tell ye, sir; but
she kissed Mr.. Vincent last evening
as if she had not seen the like Nv
him, an it's engaged | b'lavs they
are, sir"
A layman in Providence who
occasionally exhorted at evening
meetings, thus explained his. s..beliet
in the existence of q Deity
"Brothren, | am just as confident
that there is u supreme being as |
am that there is -four in Alexandria,
and that | know to n certainty, us
yesterday received from there a
lot of three hundred barrels Of
fresh Superfne, which | will sell as
low as any person in town."
During the trial of a case q wit
ness persisted in tcstitying what
his wife told him. To this O
course, the attorney objected, Ht
would proceed again to toll "shus1
how it vas" when the attorney
would sing out: How do yol
know that ?' "My wife told me,
was the answer. This was repeated
several times. Presently the Judge
becoming unable to contain him
self /, nger, interrupted: "Suppos'
your wife were to tell you that thu
heavens had fallen, what wouldyo'
Think" "Yell, l dink dey va
DOWN.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-04-19

A young wife, on being lately
asked what she would do if her
husband should fail, replied: "Live
on arms, to be sure; 1 have two and
he has two-with hands ut the end
of them" We will venture to say
that that couple will never fail.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-04-19

Here is an anccdotc told by one
minister about another. A certain
elder, who was noted for being
seldomup to time, scldomanimatod,
and seldom very brief, once kept Il
congregation waiting Il long time
for his appearance, and when at
last he did come he preached them
Il sermon of unusual length on she
text, "Fecd my lambs lie had
not finished when that original old
minister known as Camp-mceting
John" rose from Il scat in the CON
gregaticn and said: Z" Brother, |
have had some experience in raising
lambs bsmyscIG and have found that
the following rules are absolutely
essential to successful Embarrassing
First, give them their food in
season; second, give them Il little
at II time; and third, give ii to
them warm.'
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-04-19
REMEMBER THY MOTHER.

Lead thy mother tenderly
Down life's steep decline;
Once her arm was thy support,
Now she leans on thine,
See upon her loving face
Those deep lines of care;
Think--it was her toll for thee
Left that record there.
Nc'er forget her tireless watch
Kept by day and night,
Taking from her step the grace,
From her eye the light.
Cherish well her faithful heart,
Which, through weary years,
Echoed, with its sympathy,
All thy smiles and tears.
Thank God for thy mothers love;
Guard the priceless boon;
For the bitter parting hour
COmeth all too soon,
When thy grateful tenderness
Loses power to save,
Earth will hold no dearer spot
Than thy mothers grave.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-04-19

BLAcKMAIL AS A BUslNEss.-The
New York Times calls for more
stringent penalties against black
mailing. The editor would have
attempted extortion combined with
wanton libel, punished with at
least the penalty due to highway
robbery, as it is of the first impor-
tance that the blackmailer who un-
dertakes to attack the character OF
men or women should be taught
that he plays a dangerous game.
And, above all, adds the Times, let
there be no compassion Tor these
scoundrels under any circumstances,
The certainty Of prosecution Will
soon put an end to their infamous
trade, while any instance in which
timidity pays bribe for silence
and safety, encourages the whole
fraternity to pursue tho search fol
further victims.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-04-19

30, my dear, there is most
lovely set, pin, earrings, and
slccve-buttons. Do go buy them. "
ayes, my dear, mean to go by
them as fast as possible"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-04-19

Love, if you would be loved: serve,
if you would be served; and humble
Yourself, if you would be exalted.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-04-19

Sunday evening teas are the
latest style of entertainment.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-04-19

The time at length arrived for us
TO 90 to the endowment House,
and there at the altar the first wife
is expected 10 give proof of her faith
in her religion by placing the hand
of the new wife in that OF her hns-
band. She is asked the question by
Brigham Young:
New-York tribune., 1872-06-15
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF sEW-ToRK -. .......................JesE a.
s,.,.,D ctv Of BROOKLYN Brj Brooks Liverpool John O Dali.
s.@.s a gI u k.5 sI Ev.oye hgsT va one. eassoo - T. "
J. Hurst ID, -,h.u cl,srov Hspssr.oa Brothers
stss%:h1 Ea59Ds sBs s Hab.b Hnabars ksS6Tit
steamship Josephine Thompson Moore B9lMole W pae y"
s:s,@:Si s, Es,s5ls sisIss sIsn rPsliRTh PsaSe5H
sim Hamiton Fist, Bryant San Francisco, sutton Co
ship Sir Robt Peel, Llrabee. London, Gnnneh ntn
Ssp Geoosi Br Cooper London, Thomas Duahan' AePheE
GAoS8 NC MfT' Z.Ie1 Ps'af s e. Sgs1' r. s'S' a
Bark koaE cAT o Aa5g.seo S-s,s5 % o5s 5s,s sp 70
Bsr GS sso dt Ra.gilo, Corr ior orders Punch Sdy'
oG Bark W eybes or Norseg Duban for Ora7 Punch E4y'
Bark Avt tyor) Jaune.en sligo, Tni BoesH191n r..
BlLs Ar Helss , ie5 efiL ssst s caa s.aI Co.
Bark Marghe aL scorpi'e Goses,sI s2fosSs & Ss.,sS SS
s iasaa CaDu Anderson QaeastoEn or Faao5th leel's
RsE FTdn,ss or) Eaneseu stetla. Fureh Eis Co.
Bari Lord Paneron lB socomb rgrSs ad % bsas r.iAsi
Bre sarah L. Han DAVIS Cow Bay Boys yd hiaeseH'
Bhg Haae Hunt s.aSos S'H f1sch Tetsas oen,-u
Bag so asyi A. s5 4sTa bss 1Ss4 Gsafi a. pis BE- . asia
Bas Anna Ladsey lBrl. Dana HIi;ooro p Seyas sons
sehr g L. HOgoR Mahssoa st. Jago de Cuba james Ward
30 sesr ruIas Ghnu Barseoa James &. Ward CO.
schr C. A johnson Harms Washington NC W. Hmiaah Co.
scal Mary MsaEin Pe,t washington, G. Van BruT, Bro
SesI. S.oss S.Ia A1 r ~ WBaso cahia Ber.saI Co
Schr AHhOly Ke.leJ, Neson Baltimore, W. ChAlnen-
sear IadJ weci5ury Woodbury., Portland R. Goodwin Sous
sehr. Futon PaEksg, Nes haven.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Castle, Curtis Hayana June and SaaG oh
with mise and pass o Atlantic Mall Steamship CO.
BARK Ala (NoT.l AsAksen, Lsih, % dsys. VIII mlse.
Bark PasqaAle AjellO t La Lass, Palermo D days with hut
BARK SethfA Aust }. Al VITA udse.
Seeker Newcastle h <, o. days, with ndse
schI Del HOdssas Of ProvneOun CAseE HAbOr Island
aays. with fruL
SER. Aunie Z. Moore, PhIliDs, Virginia.
Sehr Mar FAR. Council, Georgetosn D. {.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Borox Jgne l4-Aryed, uhps Blackstone from Baltimore,
Eereu from New-York sehr mary Baker, from y Marc.
M0NRoE June lPassed r Baltimore bark Flor
epce EizAbhpo Washington brig AoEie frum LIVERPOOL
June l3-Aive1, ship >ntag from Se~lorK
For Latest ship SeceHh Page
New-York tribune., 1872-06-15
JERSEY CITY JUsTICE-MR. VREELAND FINED
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS.

Garrett II. Vreeland, convicted Of defrauding the
Jersey City Treasury BY oonspiracy with Commissioner Bumsid
sae for before Judge Bee the Hudson County Court
yesterday mora Bumstei sentenced last Saturday
expected would he present bat sickness prevented
and when tie courtroom yesterday supported br his son.
pale Ani bis unsteady The
speedily filed UPON bis appearance those who wished What
.cton would By Jadge Be in view o. he fact that the
s2o0 convicted Of taking unlawfll had been re-
BY him The Judge counsel for the prisoner they had
thing to oaer client Ehereupen Mr. Win
Sell handed receipt the s4 200 paid into the City riea'v
Aer assuring himself Of It's geauneness Judge Ble said:
language addressed Bumsed when the Court passed sentence upon
hin The does regard Mr. Vecsnd
deeply ute not n BE- over
looked Bmse held responsible oca tion aE prostuted hs
while he conred with BuHd his fne be regarded as
satisfied that Of tie
that which belongs
paid the City The Court nmate Ast
week that II the OF which the cV had been
defranied returned, such wouh be regarded nit
Of the and authorizing the Court exercise more
other defendant MI
YreeAud intelligent BE whose
character unt this has stood without bmsh before TIE comu
nt the cquvoca position which have placed
-ef and deeply that Obliged 20 T With punishment
But discretion the beyOnd determining within the
bounds the Of the punishment STILL ioe not he
pronounce ugment IL duy aud the erv t Of ile
enforce against all found guilty Of statutory punish
of $500 and that stand committed until Il Is paid
When the passed upon him Vreelan bowed his
Judge the County Jail where be
sed check for $500 and then released Upon bis liberation
many euds surrounded bin, and expressed the sympathy
New-York tribune., 1872-06-15
COTTON MARKETS

s r,rs Coitoe aaiet, 10 demand hddngT pe pst y,
esps 81 bales sales, 49, stock, AoS baes 500,
3. eEpoTis-coas,Nse, ysI oies al IN ls s,oot I3o
bales. rsesynst receipts 81 balesi erp"f's-o"e""' 80
c., u Pow Inn, lco.on Receipts he seek w ess A.,
NS-aovsy lime otionsock-S7i. lbs bales lS"' ~
h.ies. .eeky-eoeuts II baes: snts ~ bales
EoHraLE lG-Co;ton dul Low heans - SI <s.slv
JI bales; ergors-cosstalse. iO balesi socA
set receipts 2ss bsesi exports s--eoasi"ise' ~" '' '
Bstrrsozz Jue lA-Cot,on quet Mefings Ba'tSi a., st
-.ens I1 h,,e. ernors-c0ssfHe ~ bses sai~s =,
-. ~ -. ssetlv-sjros. rscspu 81 bales sTpers-
70 Britain. 263 bales eoastElse, 90 DNs'i ' "
spnuers, A8 bales Min. ,elc 0e.kIr-rsf
CoIrnBrs ls-C0tton quet; soct-is'I -.
IA bslssi ueskly-reDs % bales shipments a o-sa' 49,
% R 9si lI5s iios.on dall, Mszng, ssie reesip
b. gross lis bales; saies iJ haes rock, ISV hasi
nes receipts - baes; gross 4i52 baes s1pors-" VIZ"
CgaRIksroS Jgre H-Cston dull, M8ngs Zc set see.ps
s7 hs.t sOek bales Weekiqnei ree ~ tLf 'N'i 60
373f bales; exports eosstT 3 I0J bales sales ~ 7s
NEWOE1Ka~s Jane lA--Coton extremely luA hSlIatr
hall. bales; saes bses
bales, vsekiy-net receipts i55t besi sros- ~. 80
70 bsies ssles tar-
NosuK Jqne iACotton Ai1hnCs sf,i net ~
bales; erporrscoast4ise SO bales saes l0 bahsi
bses; weeky-net receipts 20 bales; gross "a erP'r@'-'
MAcoS June i4-Coos quiet. Mdsur 23sc; stei-lsI ~,
bales; bsles vea receints, . bales N intl - %
Pa0vDsvcE June iL-COitosS receipts Of ne Nees ~ JAZZ
St0ck, 1850 haeG a.,
Arer.rA Jane iGCotoa nominal; Midlnrs 1te rse'g y
st0ck--lf7l. f3lO 4'- '
wgesv-recelfts, 2TI ba.es sae~, 81 bales a.,
LOrfsvItLk June &C qliet. VI cd.lrg l5c.-
June l4--Iotian Doninal no prcs glve1.
CINCISSAr June IA Cotton fat sni nouinsl NOD ngs 1 10,
June l4Coiton dali Low Mcllrgs 4e sto't-ei
90 bales Ia bales weeSreopis 6i bs shipments.
is baleL - ,.,
b,ssi socs-7 ss7 bales, 7., sss balssi seeAyfeeepi'
bales; q, 5,5sd bales
New-York tribune., 1872-06-15
THE STATE OF TRADE.
ETHIOPIAN aARKFTS.

PARIS Juue 4-Te specie the Bank 0f France has increased
$500 00O francs during the past week
i+-l:JO a mCOnsos opened ~ gs or money
Securities quiet and steady
states Twenty bonds, lsos si ltSs OLD 9} So sS4
Ten-Forues. 8gA
LlvERPo0L l4ll mCoon opened quiet and steadgi Md
Nddng Orleans ma the sale. OF the
have been 0 bales nending 100 FOR export asd sov on
import Is S3e0 bales Of shch J y ~ are
Amercan the receipts TO 00e ba including
American; export 1900 hses the stock bound %
ths po Is nenng American. The receipts Of
the past three days have been Is Ooo quarters including %
American.
LIvTRPoor June l4-1 p m--Co,;or is quiet and steady.
LIVERPOOL June IA mCor, ~ California White West
l. 8Gl2 10; Red Spring y dl2'i. 49,,
LoSDoE l4-33O p m-Amrcan securities frmer Un nei
Fver-euty Bonds, l62, 81 lso5 Old 81 loo 81 len
Fortes Sq4
LoSDoS l4-5 p m.Conso sHd American securities IN
changed
PARIS, June i4-Rsntes SCI go
June l-5 mC0ton unchanged ne saes or he
dv have including 300 for export aud speculation
Tie market yarns and fabrics Manchester qt and Unchanged
LoNDoS June -TsloT 81 6Q55 q e~t for Russian
Refined Petroleum. 6l n lotd g gallon,
June lA-Peroeur1, 43lL FOR hn Pale AMERICAN
LONDON June l4-ByelngSpnts IuTelLne 81 ba'' = cTt
LIvERPooL Jane ingLinseed OIL rs 81 perian
New-York tribune., 1872-06-15
THE REFORMED SYNOD IN BROOKLYN
REPORT ON DOMESTIC MIssIONs-FIyAL AD-
JOURNMENT

REPORT ON DOMESTIC MssIONs-FISAL AD-
JOURNMENT.
The General Synod Of the Reformed Church
adopted yesterday the amended Church Consultation On on o @
Rev Ganse committee ministers and three aTsn ap
pointed feasibility Of unou with the Presbyean
Church ssuh and 70 report the merit General Synod
The port of the COMMITTEES Domestic Msaori shoTs that
dnug the year just closed the Committee bas hal under rs carr 30
Missions and has uaned In whole part IS missionaries These
missionary pastors have bad charge Of 3 families and s members
and have received faith added by certificate s
making total addition Of s The missionaries have also had the
supervision susdayohoOl, IN which there average
attendance s fnaaea shows that PCS churches
s2gs 81 Increase Of St4 81 over s year
suniahoos &46 23 iDcree Of sf u over A. year
InduAs contributed 6 8O5 g. Increase Of ~ J - over
las; year The from egaces has been only e4! 81 A
against 1881 70 last difference against ihe Board OF eoy -
The delays ard dspponmn from this Of income have seea
grea; embarrassment 70 the Board
The report aiop and after religious exercises the snoi id'
jonrned ssas
New-York tribune., 1872-06-15
THE COURTS.
rHE HOUSE or REruGE HoMCmE.

THE HOUSE OF REFUGE HOMlCl)E"
JUDGE BEDFoRD's CHARGE-DUNN SENTENCED
TO ONE YEARS ENVIRONMENT POR NAN
SLAUGHTER IN TIE THIRD DEGREE.
The trial of Justus Dunn, charged with killing
samuel Calvert one Of the lepers House Of Refuge to an
end Yesterday in the Cour, Of General Sessions The svdenos having
been onOde on THURSDAY sr Howe summed up for the deuse and
followed By Stewart Tor 'he people Hs
which Juige Bedford charged the jury follows;
The at ae bar hAs been zen 20
q manssughter. HIS onense CONSISTS o.
T f law tha Se srst and second degrees d aside ls
hOuld a1d verdict asns lie Pousr can only De ~ % t5e
public cannot be ovs,teL The Asj oci Of ever sai
nal prosecution carried in behalf Of tie People SIMPLY 70 ~,
the truth upon that stand or fall s sari, ths Sc
usstoR agns ihe prisoner % @ me utv ~ G Po
ak What question raisa heafo tie people ah ~
prison without example, being made Ana Waat h
queston side Of defense more important 's, ~aa h
whether jury viii condemn prison inmate for hins ~ @ si
lorsno o o. asspos teP,T snle pe asI under both
these questions the query vhether penal insta,oe o
sustained BY public grants moneys shall degeer1ie ~
s5 1 @ % Is Of sa Of he ssS. :, I f . Late y Msn
hal not comment 1sGa se evidence y tbs . ease % Lament ss osa & II
oS 4n , TSay sos sIs s9r. s s he S s S' % a as @ % .G
p-,v,on bs1,y 80 80 reuees the gIe OF hom
eide shn provoe,on ,eefenss and very esi
seess Provoesian either Of growth saden It may
% strong IN upon yoon induce sudden attack In
the uyeSsoH Of tbs ese deemed 5ni s inI proper = allow 'ae
saes in might prOmineH! be-
eIelatng testimony and allowing new trials Tor error
10 mind Is test (h bel on he nae
tud and this consideration Induced 70 rule 20 nat
testimony offered both ses permitted ad nov nat az
that Or the Of showing ihe
life surrounding tie prisoner and oa which sufogndg
prooczon engrudered tie might whether
hal gnerated poyocson IN the mind OF I
prisoner What Although he testimony vas competent
some very Upon this bead the District
Attorney spoken fully But remember the Judge decides whether
the testimony 5 competent a1d the jury give 70 u
proper reght II the chool vel conducted then oe1n ne
school nothing the testimony while the other band
he shoo conducted then the testimony bear the eject
rruee toward pToocaon mind Of the inmate sni prisoner
ne deceased exponent the Whatever great
sad pro and IN be summing 1p about s ss
unmkAby o. great public importance The reiormsto
school question private influence sovernmenI Local
nothing 20 with t. The presump aou Hnch
public attach those Of EAte Cover
jury rendered verdict Of manaugter The third degree and
Judge Bedford DgDn the Prison for the oT-
81 nenat tF under the AN.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-15
pEPARrrRE or FOREIGN Vans.


Nal, for Europ. Queeaova and Liverpool per ''esrnsg cy
Of Brook rn Supplementary MAJ. on Fef ~" ."
n r Il closef Al il:lJ m steamship sals a. u NJ -
f1 letters deposited Supplementary Mails mast be pfep'd va
double postagc
A pruss an Closed Mail s sent b. hs ine -.
Mails States southampton anl bemch W -
steqmshp Wese close steamship SAILS a. n from ieoi
OF Thiri~t, H0soken.
A Direct German Slail 4 sent BY this line -,
Mails Tor Fanoe Havr steamship - Lalrnt W.
.loss AZ I0 m Steamship ~ from Pier No 50 y r.
Mails FOR Kingston JAM Panama Anval the Central American
AM south Pac6c Ports seahD Henry Clalney close
al 0a n stearshp sails y ". from Per No q y R.
Mails for Portau-PBce steamship Yeksb1r close a1 oeeck
D. m. Steamship sails 81 3 .. n. from Brooklyn.
SUNDAY. IrNE 10
All Mails close ct II O'Clock N Fos-OEco open from
m IN 4
New-York tribune., 1872-06-15
OBJECTIONS TO THE RIVERSIDE PARK ASSESS
MENTS.

The Riverside Park Commissioners, MessrsSuther-
land Trapagn and Graham met again. yesterday morning. At No 81
Sast o. receive the objections Of properoTnE to
EvArs attendance the day before
very small dissatisfied With The action Of the comm
onen preerng present their objections writing Objections were
thus presented yesterday from about 0o persons hr Of whom
properly which had been assessed and claimed that the
imposed large the lowest estimate Of Tie alleged
aud the highest 81 cent No ojuon
the establishment Of the Park The Commissioners meet ia
aA - Il L
New-York tribune., 1872-06-15
THE CASE OF CARL voGT.
GOV. HOFFMAN AUTHORIZED TO SURRENDER
HIM TO THE BELGIAN AUTHORITIES.

HIM TO THE BELGIAN AUTHORITIES.
Judge Curtis of the Superior Court rendered the
following decision yesterday regard he application Of Carl Fogi to
discharged writ Of habeas from warrant issued By
Gov Holman sarrendcng him 70 the Belgian Government;
By the return Of habeas corpus ssnd the petition Of
one Warden OF the Ctg Prison appears mat He E
euftoy issued by the Governor u the state OF new
YORK AZ the request Minister committing hun ior srreh
der authorities 0f that Government person charged N1 nav
ing committed murder ROBBERY Belgium IL AFRO appears
that be commitment an Indictment o gALa
larceny No the exaddon Of charged
Sith cr mes eIst United aDi Belgium Ihe qne
tons snz effect OF the warrant n the Governor we're
e only ones presented consideration Of the Court
The C0nron the United States regarded the substance OF mhgs
difficult % tnd IN that bne sa
without distinct meaning Nhen aeellIe AAt
no state Of Congress enter into Agreement
compact power protects Arrangement ~ Ncn
request power state can deliver up persh
The request OF the MnlsT j. e
request preseu and the aecrg 70 u on me
agent the Governor eonst ts
Constitution OF the Uuited proots by the o the Soras
thereby arrangement between
TIE embraced by the terms treaty, aaac or oriedefuon
previously therein forbidden.
The Trse on snch power by also Inconsistent and AZ
variance th power conferred FEDERAL Government
an TINS conclusion that The warrant for the surrender Of me
prisoner TO the Belgian authorities unconstitutional and void and o.
insufficient authority s detention imprisonment by the warren OF
toe Civ Pnson appears that be so imprisoned on commt
pt upon an Indictment grand larceny Enier statute Of the state
m bnnng goods into this State concerning the regularity Of
which no question decline order bis dicafge rom
Tie esJ "
be under me commitment
Yogt appeared much pleased upon learning the elect OF the dAon
from which il Is understood that spPeal viii be iakea
New-York tribune., 1872-06-15

The connection between smallpox and lit
apparent at once but exists at least IN
Leicester, Eng where there IL epidemic Of the dis
and also free library. All persons are now re-
quesed 10 refrain from borrowing books All persons
already holding books desired % return them 10 the
disenfeeant Oice instead OF bringing them 20 the IL
brary for in such state OF Affairs the most moral writer
might, II he was also popular, do IlnnJN damage
New-York tribune., 1872-06-15
MUSIC AT THE CENTRAL PARK.

II the weather be fine there will be music by the
Central Band the Mall at the Central PaEk today beginning
$50 ?. n The following is the programme:
PART LPark March" Overture "Othelo" Rosini WALTZ
W Sogao" sung By Nine PSune Lucea Abt Duet Comet
Euphoneum from "Oberto Cont 81 s. Bonflce' Verdi
1t Grand March, Maid Of Orleans" COgen. Ara,
Praise Tears Schubert s. Conet obhgato, Excelsior Polka
7. Selection. "Geneyieve De Baban," Oasn5acL.
PAKr March Parade" Unrah PoIa Mazuks, "TaSle
Holiday" Waeten. 10 Concert Qnaire Gems IRON German
Songs" Dolvouh H. Waltz. New Vienna Strauss y Finale,
New-York tribune., 1872-06-15
p1SSENGERS ARR[EED.

FsON HAvAyA-la Steamship Moro clst June iAsr' "
Mss T. hetrAy u 50 a
Howe John oEe and mad M Conoe2ean Aranarhe
fovr children M s. z Brewer As foenee a
sve H. Hon T. Dtrng Mn JObn = Darling - DAng
Ms. Maua Mis- Grant Darling drs P saunder son an Isa
N Rsthsv three cren ami servant Mrs Sands an servant Miss
H,e Sads Ms sands Mr.. J. Cumer Aer. RaaT M ssiad
ie N E Murray aId servant Rev M Rivers and wife naT
j. c. Baoom6e :. LLOYD. 7. LoTd Ramon Lops1 aya- '.
Aveser e Iieva Ounor Fernnde Fernsd W Petersn
p Ruiz Hugh skes, Dr. A. wilson, ) J. Dond :" u.
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New-York tribune., 1872-06-15
nrrr,ro r1rR srocK MARKEr-Jcr

CrrLyeccn toay so head making tie supply i5r he Wses
eaf or al ears against Cor the time at reef
Market da iBd l there being bat @ stock The aFl 70 or
on and few buvers II ATTENDANCE low prices sn
ice damDer % s operations bee ssre Dot se
fcrt sales he market; % bad lLos seef
ranging l255 n brought pectveF - Nrn oy =
TIss steers averagng li2n At s6 ~ 10 Oho steer "sf'ss
tl7l D. AZ 90 10.
saKzP-Rsop $3.50 hesd MARKET csei dun Al esq 20 u or
oads remain aris - be shipped Bit trst 1anl-
HOGs-Reoeints 100 bead. harket dl ald tf tf0Sf ~
there very 'ie stock IN the pens for % Le 9n . VOTE
noticing 2B heAa Missouri, gns l9S ., al 80 -
New-York tribune., 1872-06-15
p1cSENcEPS SALLFn

FOR LIvERPOOIH steamship Cig Of WIshtagoH June -
W PElps wife J. NJ Sieo1 and wife, Doasely Dr. Geo y
Blarze Velor Henry T. J. McCahli NJ Campbell snd
,miIv Mr. McNI p Kennck r. ". DOnne sDi wife MI Fll-
vee Mss Buxton Mr Coreo, r. Wilson, John Husson Kew . =
por,arov and family, 4 Parki1on, j. Nlugli y
Hartley J. Ramlale and vie, ". d. Dgge, "s)anD Mss NJ