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ATTEMPT TO CUT A THROAT.

Jennie Pearsoll. good-looking c0lored girl, re-
siding at 40 Wooster street, yesterday morning ap-
peared before Justice Cox, at the Jefferson Market
Police Ceurt, az complainant against q discarded
colored lover, named Jerry Bowden, Of 70 Wooster
street. Jennie states that the prisoner called upon
her Sunday night. under the nnuence Of liquor and
because she refused TO live with him again he threw
her on the bed, placed his arm under her chin and
attempted TO cut her throat with razor Her cries
brought to her assistance several parties residing
IN The same house, who seized Bowden and
wrcnched the weapon from his hand He was ar
raigned before Justice Cox, at Jefferson Market,
Yesterday morning, and locked up to answer at the
Special Sessions.
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SUPREME COupT-cHAMBERS.
The Comptroller Held Responsible for an
Execution Against the City.

Ino SOnnpuTOlleT teiO IteSpOmS1Dle DOr an
Execution Against the City.
Before Judge Brady
John L. Brewer vs.. The Mayor, &c.--In January,
1871, judgment was recovered against the city by
the plaintiff for s5eOO The Comptroller failing to pay
threatened upon some OF the fire apparatus belong
ing to the city. stay procured by the Corpora
tion Counsel against the Sheriff. A motion was
made by the plaintiffs counsel to set aside this
stay. Judge Brady yesterday delivered an opinion in
the case 1t will be that he sets aside the stay
OF proceedings and throws the responsibilities
upon the Comptroller. The foll0wingis
THE OPINION.
This motion would have been considered and passed
lief resting upon representatons Of the Financial De-
that The claim n would nd be provided for
aaisd in any respect g far aS am advised and +
New York sublecito execution to satisfy valid lIdg.
be permitted unless he power the Corpor
o sa "y sa
n Bd sy s he Se.sn ss
IA, S., readily M e. but ,s se said
10 subjects not embapeed wahm
them i has no relation 70 executions either directly
be entirely nasatory nnconstta,ona and therefore
re pass laws sy the sslSs eSe
on Of judgments until an appropriation has been made
question II Is sufficient for the purposes this motion
that the act referred to does not provide for stay Of
cution II relates 70 voluntary as suggested and
not to those forced by the process Of the Courts which
not only not but the protection Of
not hesitate now 70 vacate the stay and direct the
Sheriff TO proceed justified rs am in wing that the
Judgment M will not be Immediately paid In consideration
mens Of the city arising as alleged from variety Of
auidate the Judgment herein and save the credit Of the
tsproperty. The responsibility rests upon the de.
partment. Motion TO aside execution denied and mo.
uon TO vacate stay granted
Very soon after the rendition Of the above
decision the Sheriff levied upon the pictures
In the Governors Room In the City Hall,
and, unless the money due upon the Judgment
rendered In ifavor OF Mr.. Brewer is forthcom-
ing the same Will be sold public auction at eleven
O'Clock A. M. next Monday The original intention
was to put under the hammer the apparatus OF
Fire Engine Company No. Z, but In the expectation
that thepor traits Of our ex-G0vcrnOrs will command
o more ready sale the programme In this regard
has doubtless been changed.
Brick Pomeroy's Corporation Advertising
Before Judge Barrett
In the Matter OF Mark NJ fomeroy VS.. Andrew H..
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SUPREME COURT.
A Brokers' Commission.
Before Inatice Pratt.

Before Justice Pratt.
Robert Courtney and John H. Gray vs. Justine
Bjorkman.-The plaintifrs are real estate brokers'
and in this action to recover $4,000 for their
services in exchanging in the spring of 1871, real
estate worth 5,O0O situated at Hudson Park
near Spuyten Duyvil, New York, belonging to the
defendant, for real estate in this city belonging to
John Ruck
The defendant denies that she employed the
plantifs, and claims that William F. Morgan en-
plOyed them. She has given Mr. Morgan credit
for the services, and they must look to him for
their pay.
Verdict Tor plaintiffs, under the direction Of the
Court e.. $50.
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UHstU Oh RUNNING QUhIIIN
not more than half grade above or below the grade
quoted.
coFrKE-No sales were reported but the market con.
tinned firm at the appended quotations We auoe or
do, Ssc l8c. prime l9c. l9l4c.; extreme range
lots l53c l9'4c gold, per h. In bond, 60 a 80 days
zsc Singapore, ne lsc Csylon, lsc soac Mara
Rico, 20c. a 2lc.
1900 bushels corn do; corn meal sos bbls and
market duh, but prices were nominay unchanged
The sales since last foot about bbl which
meal remained dull but change in prices was
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MARINE COURT.

Adjournment OF the Court In Respect to
the Memory OF Ex-Judge Phillips.
On the opening Of the Court yesterday morning,
Judges spaulding Tracy and Gross presiding, Judge
Van Cott moved that the Court adjourn to Tuesday,
in respect to the memory Of Judge Phil
lips. Judge. Spauldng, in response to the
judicial career OF the deceased jurist and ordered
that In respect to his memory the Court be ad-
j0urned to this morning, and that the calendar
would remain the same as on Monday. The other
Judges heartily agreed to the order and the Court
then adjourned till this morning.
The New York herald., 1872-06-18
UNITED STATES COURT.

The following named retail liquor dealers have
been arrested by United States Marshal Barlow and
held for examination by Commissioner Winslow:-.
Patrick Dermody OF Jackson avenue Dutch Kills;
held to bail In $500.
William Heaney, Of Ferry street, Hunters Point;
held to bail in $500.
James McCauley, Of Blissville, L. l.. held in his
own recognizances.
John Hemsshit, OF SO Fulton street; held to bail
in $500.
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DEATH FROM HYDROPHOBIA.

Coroner Keenan, was yesterday called to 163 East
Seventy third street, to hold an inquest on the
body OF George Walter Boyles, lad twelve years
and half DID, who died from hydrephobia. Some
lve weeks ago deceased stated that he had been
bitten by dog, but at the time little was thought
OF the circumstance subsequently George exhib-
tied symptoms OF hydrophobia, which increased in
violence up TO the time OF his death--on Sunday.
During his Illness deceased was attended by Dr.
Gregory Of Seventy first street.
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dreen.-It win De remembered that some days
sihce Judge Barrett granted q mandamus In this
o"Sc uirecting the Board Of Audit and Apportfon-
ment to audit the blu OF Mr.. Pomeroy presented
tn =. 'me cisy and county for corporation adver
YESTERDAY "e by 'g NJ Deoat Application was made
sell to amend the order SO as 10 read ..shal audit
ahs ana allow or dsailow in whole or in part as to
nrevomsu read ne insisted that the order
claim 10 the aggregate and say how much should be
alioWed, put could not examine each item of ac-
statute regulated this matter The Judge said he
would examine into the case and give ma decision
to-day. so NO ueoisioh
Decisions.
Isham vs.. Davison.-The defendant has leo "a n
hle rebutting affidavits. The plantifrs af,da vit
contains much new matter. 1a'i'
Butterworth We. VOlkenning-Orders settled.
Learned va Ryder.-MOtiOn to strike nom The
calendar denied. Notion to postpone denied unon
pantln stipulating as indicated In the opinion ned
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New Orleans a S1c
NAVAL sroRKs.-The market for spirits turpentinc tine
Showed fair degree e Of activity but prices closed
sss ~ ' SS Sbs HDs at s and
6S 5 At @ on M the dock @ about steady and
si s9fs 20 81 81 DOS &o %
s sS sS aSa < 80 asssSe sS prs.s a % IS
Tar remained dull and nominal
firm VT % o SS a
J1ly st Crude e. bslE aSisi but held
oss Napa sna s a sna
|Sos@ At 8 g on the upper and g s the
sid IS Bs. sna IL s rss f.t
ana Tes M sSn q or
s os and sss for long sr
mere in good % demand and steady Ct assc; a 5ssc.
@ ssaI sS ssSs il
s prime see %f wsrs % ss
nominal within the range Of :3i s2s cut
and pPee: w ss hams Sc
a. ls sonlas4s dH s4sdIaer' d g ST. Pchea Pbs bans &C.
r. aaIs s.. & sa at
'as@ s ss;s ana
ssSs .ns s am an .ass tes tlses city lard af
tn market G today has been fairly active and
Carolina At bags Psina at sc e, ss,ss and ID
4 kafPsoS quiet
account OF the strike; reners buy ONLY
quires The sales only about 800 hhds mostly at our
quotations. and including Porto Rico at 9sc Refined was
ieror to common refining 4c ashc. lair to good fair
refining ssc sac good io prime refining &C. gsc.;
s1sc. Se.; centrifugal hhas and boxes &c ioi,s
molasses hhds and boxes TIC. Slac; melado 4Isc
es4c Havana-BoAes Dutch standard, Nos to O. SIC
viii & : fsr,s i & an.
nng &c. &C. fair to choice grocery, 9i6c l0c Brazil
Dutch standard, Nos TO H. 7S4c a 94c. Java-Dutch
standard Nos ~ to r. 9c 9c. Maniia-Superior and
extra superior, 7a4c. a Sac.
SrEARINE.-Without business and entirely nominal,
TALLow.-The market was rather weak. but not ouota
bly, changed sales 10000 lbs at 9'sc 9c. for good 10
prime.
but steady There were no sales reported qnoet at S1c
osc., nominally.
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T HI COU R T S.
Interesting Proceedings in the New
York and Brooklyn Courts.

General Butler and the Alleged Seizure Of the
Steamer Nassau-Charge Of Bribery Against
Internal Revenue Officials Important Deci-
Eon-Execution Against the City-Levy
on the Portraits in the Governors
Room-One Of the Corporation Adver-
tidng Blls-The Injunction Against
the Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pany : Proceedings in the
General Sessions Death Of
ExJudge Phillips in
the Marine Court.
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Wheat dull and almost nominal at 81 G7 a 81 6s
Chicago 81 II u 81 ~ for No. Milwaukee ahoat the
sales were about 10 eco bushels No Milwaukee at 81 a
STA Corn steady and fairly active; the sales foot
up about S9 900 bushels at 6c. "a seamer
6Sc for sail Toe Tic for Western yellow and soc tor
western white; Southern nominal. Oats were firm,
and moderately active; the sales were about 81 900
bushels at Bic Tor Western afoat, 5Oc 5Osc mixed
state the track 5Cc for Illinois afoat; and b3c
tor white ahoat. Barley remained quiet; sales 5000
bushels choice Canada at 81 H. Rye was also uuiet
SOOO bushels OF Western sold at 90c. afloat
FREIGHTs.-Thc inquiry for berth was moderate,
and principally tor grain, with rates decidedly ship
pers' favor Vessels charter In fair request the
inquiry being principally vessels gran petroleum
and general cargo Rates remained firm. The engage
ments since last report TO Liverpool by steam
a7a4d and by sail = $40 bushels grain at Cd 6sa To
Glasgow steam y 800 at7a ad 400 bbls
in TO Rotie rdam s terces lard s2s Cd he charters
comprise A Norwegian bark chartered, $500 quarters
grain to Cork for orders o. Or 4 direct Sd OFF, herman
prvaaeeo aeo terms German brig hence e the German Bal
hence to Gibraltar for orders 10000 refined petro
attic German bark hence 70 Konigsberg, 1850 bhls
fined Ietroleum 5s I'd British bark 265 TONS to Iava-
ma general cargo, lump American bark, tons
10 Pernambuco and back general cargo, lump sum; an
Italian brig rom Philadelphia port In rhe Medter-
ranean z, 900 bbls. refined petroleum, 5s Sd.
MoLAssEs.-Ihe market shows animation but con-
tnues quiet Jobbng lots sell ut various prices according
to quality. We QuOtc:-
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BROOKLYN COURTS.
CITY C0UnT-GENEaAL TERN.
The Lockwood Libel Suit.
Before Judge Nelson.

btIUTt JUuBe NGIISUH.
In the action brought by Alvah Lockwood, OF the
firm of O. Lockwood Co., willow and wooden.
ware merchants at the corner OF Fulton and Front
streets, New York. to recover S25 600 damages from
Mr.. James Edsall for libel and slander, the jury
turned verdict for the plaintiff fixing the dam
ages however, at $4,000.
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1000 bales Grand total 0 bales Rates on cotton TO
ioregn ports closed nominal oliows:To Liverpool,
BY steam, I'd by sil sh sl6d To iavre by steam,
nc, go,d tail &c.. 10 Hamburg, by steam, d., com
pressed PC. sal To Bremen, by steam, Ac gold com
pressed sail, e To Baltic ports by sail, &c lc..
goid TO Mediterranean ports by steam, &c.
The receipts at the ports up follows
bales; New Orleans, 2es; Mobile 81 savannah, 90;
l36. Total ,sso bales This day last week 2734 bales
This day last year, 5i43 bales We quote
,L.nJs AL.J< N.... n.
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Another Fall in Erie Shares in
London and New York.
One Of the Pacific Mail Injunc-
lions Dissolved.
The Boston, Hartford and Erie
Transfers Closed Again.
Further Dividend to the Creditors Of the
Eighth National Bank.
WALL STREET,


MONDAY. June 17-8P NJ
On 'Change to-day wheat opened heavy, but
nrfder unavorable advices from the West as to the
crop of winter, became steady. Flour was duh and
heavy. Cotton was quiet and steady.
MONEY EASY.
The money market retained the same general
features Of ease and quiet. Strictly speaking the
offerings were rather plentiful at five per cent
and new business on stocks was uniformly at that
rate, but many lenders got SIX per cent in the way
OF renewals Of loans where the borrowers were not
disposed to make change or disturb their colate-
rails for the sake Of the difference. Among the
per cent. A dividend of twenty-five per cent has
been declared by the Comptroller of the Currency
In favor of the creditors OF
THE EIGHTH NATIONAL BANK,
payable on the 10th instant making in all dvld ds
to the amount OF fifty per cent. Dividends have
recently been paid to the creditors Of the Ocean
National Bank OF seventy per cent, and to credit
ers OF the Union Square National Bank Of one hun
dred per cent.
Prime paper was quoted a I per cent discount
for sixty day to four months, endorsed.
Foreign exchange was quiet and the rates settled
by one firm, who asked 1o9H for siytyday sterling
and l1O1a for sight bills, net in both cases.
GOLD 113H A ia.
Gold was dull and firm on the basis OF 1857 ia,
which was the quotation nearly the whole day.
The little squeeze towards the close OF last week.
while not fathered by the more prominent mem
bers OF the clique, is supposed to have been accom-
plished by some OF their friends, who thought the
pressure was about to be applied. Naturally there
Is good deal OF speculation as to what the clique
will do this week, the last in which they ope-
rate without interference from the Treasury gold,
which will, doubtless, begin to come upon the mar
terest. Unless, therefore, the "squecze' is at
tempted before Saturday night the ''bears" feel
encouraged to believe that nothing Will be done
until the July interest has been absorbed and is out
Of the way Last year
THE SQUEEZE
was made in August when the borrowing rate was
put up to per cent a day for one day, and the
price Of gold advanced at the same time to 1867.
Last year 1t was to be a oneman power that con-
ner." This year the speculation is In the hands OF
powerful pool long familiar with the devices and
manGuvres OF the street In the gold loan market
she rate ranged from per cent for carrying to nat
for borrowing. The operations OF the Gold Ex-
change Bank were follows Gold cleared
$43,o63,ooO gold balances, s2,os3 1907 currency
balances S2,37S,5s6. The Sub-Treasury paid out
$29O,oo0 on account OF redeemed bonds, and
$33, 900 on account of interest.
THE SPECIE MOVEMENT.
The imports Of specie at this port during the
past week and since the beginning OF the year have
been as (oows:-
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cnain valued at $685. the property Of Jacob Mathes
iager peer saloon keeper at 124 Cedar street As
NC u not known to be q bad character the Judge
Prison.
= jam James &c. Curry, James De Forest and Terence
keral, VINO were Jointly indicted were tried and
acquitted the only evidence against them bein0
Daily. IVA - COMPANY "'
1,,g Eeg1en t Wolfe and Charles Peshe youths pleaded
misses OF Aaron Cristalar, 764 Broadwav IN the
night OF the 2oth May About sl0O worth IL silver
plated ware was packed up ready for removal hnt
the boys were arrested on the spot His E Honor nor
sent each OF them to the penitentary for one vaar
James Cooney pleaded guilty to an attemnDt at
burglary In the third degree the charge being that
the 10th OF May he broke into the liquor store Of
John w. Bowling, II Eighth avenue. His Honor
said he was informed that the prisoner was pro
essional thief and him to the State Prison FOR
two years and three months.
An Alleged Rape Upon Little Girl.
In the afternoon Henry Rollberg was placed at
the bar charged with committing an outrage upon
Matniida Miller, at his shoe shop, in First avenue
Ine SIN or April. A few questions were asked the
complaining witness, who Is fifteen years OF age,
a,.er a winch the Court adjourned The will be
The New York herald., 1872-06-18
CALENDAR Eaa IQ-lAY.

CITY CouRr-Nos. 294, 2s5, 24a, 225 go, 161, 1se,
103 154, 245, 2s7, 25, 81 157 75 &c. 14I 1885, ILL., 24
247 PAS, 25o, 25l, 252, 25a, 254, 1885, 256, 25s.
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COURT Of APPEALS CALENDAR.

ALBANY, N. Y, June II, 1872.
The following is the Court OF Appeals day calen.
dar for June 1S-Nos. 325, 1906, 1853, 390 415 416-
There will be no further day calendar made this
term. No. 81, set down for Wednesday, will occupy
the rest Of the week.
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Court CALEHOAas-TRls DAY.

yaM SopKEaE IRENE couRr--CIRcUIT-Par Held by Judge
1S4s 1sSS p"ss is,S aoS l75l $685. 2o37 aoa0 9o
552 7l2 7s8 1850 $685. o4s 1885, $40 720, 1907, Soo
SUPREME C0URr-GENERAL TERM-HeId by Jndres
1877, 1885, SO, 143 144 las, 14s I47 las 14e 100 iSI
l5S, l6s 155, l5o, 157, 1853, 1885, 20, so, IOO -'''
SUPREME experimentation by Judge Bar
rett.-NOs 8, II, 20. Call 81.
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRIAL TERM-Part 1.-Ad-
journed to Saturday June 30 1872. Part HE'D bv
1o7s, 9e4, 1920, 1O4o, 1853, se2, e54 4o4 1892 $40
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERM-Part l.
Held by Judge LOew.-Case on Part 2-Held by
l494 1852 24S, 1862 1862, l5l7, 932 1922 1927 1851
1895, 1880.
MARINE COURT-TRIAL TERM-Part Held by
Judge Tracy.-Nos. s249, 5000, s7s3, s949, 9Os4,
94s9, s524, S077, e097 9317 s947 9959, 1928, 0lOO
9639. Part 2-IIeld by Judge Spaulding.-Nos. 92OO
$3.50, 9l62, 9l79, 964, 9l7l 9709 9l74, 9776, $780,
The New York herald., 1872-06-18
SUPREME CoURT-SPeClAL TERM.


BY Judge Freedman.
Samuel Dorr VS.. Daniel s. Samson two ac-
tions) Orders granted.
James X. Hills vs. George Place.-Same.
Henry ]. Smith VS.. James q. Tighe ct al.-Order
denying motion.
Morltz Sahler vs.. James r. Terry.-Order granted.
Mary Jennings VS.. George f. Bari.-Order
granted.
Albert Bristol ct al. VS.. Solomon Isaacs.-Same.
The New York herald., 1872-06-18

For future delivery Oasis low middng the sales have
been as follows --sales Saturday evening after two
oclockJunc 100 at 25c july goo at COO at a5sc
4OJ at 26c. August 200 at 3c 100 at 20 Lie a at
AZ. loo st sisc.; NcveIntsr, 800 at To as;, @ at
100 at i0JSc., 2so at l9sc. Exchangcd-7lec, paid
70 exchange 100 June for 100 July Total 400 bales
2Sc July 800 AZ 2s 7Iec 200 at as,c, 400 at ase AZ 2oo
265c scpembcr sDat ilc, 200 at 200 at 28sl
mctober 400 az u siec 2o at 2l1sc ao ~ axe go at
O at sGc, go at 20Ac. December GV AT I9sc Total
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SUPREME CouaT-TaIAL TERM-pAaI 2.
ertlict OF Damages Against the Ci

BtIUrt JUURt BTHUy.
James Madison VS.. The Mayor, &c.--The plaintiff
fell into pthoe in Thirtysixth street, where the
Park Commissioners were making some repairs
and sustained injuries, for which he claimed IS 900
damages from the city. The jury gave him ver-
dict for $1,000.
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CLOSING PRICEs-4 O'CLOCK P. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
Receipts mt the Ports 1,ss6 BnIcs--Bread-
stuns Were Duil--Oats Ffrmer-Freights
Emsier--pork and Lard steady-Spfrits
Turpentine Easier-Whiskey Nominal.



Cotton on the spot was in fair demand for spinning
purposes but the reluctance Of sellers TO operate
dered tbe market rather quiet, though consder erably
nrmcr at Saturday prices Future were fairly
follows - ~
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sUUIHEKF shCUhIIIEa QUIET.
The Southern list was quiet and generally
The New York herald., 1872-06-18
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

Charge OF Bribery Against Keepers I'm
Charge OF Property Seized for the Gov
ernment-ImpOrtant Decision.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-19
SHLpPLYG LNTELAIGENCE
PORT or EEw-yoUk

PORT or BEw- -yOlK.... ..................Ocr ia
CLEARED.
Steamship Greece (Br J. AnaroSs lveFpoo r W. J. hnrat
sttlsiy Airac tbr Murray. Liverpool Sc, j. u De eparka
stesn.hip Civ Lon DBL arehoase Lrerno3 Jo g. Dale
Steansnp CIR .sDssa ,GeT Waa ONION Fuaca bye Co
s,bp "a Ale,r Churchill Mobile b. D. iurlDa s.
steaIsp .ssuatOr FREEMAN mngoa Lana. sse.nsalo 20
s,easap a 5e1a ealoul Sr, O- l7.iai0n Steamship
OCs.,..r,.tip Be-erlr Pierce Phlasepma
steamshp Nereus Beaue. Bos0a Il. =. Dimook
snip iless& & MA, s 81. A'-S-; Is-,Doo s tc X = l sous
Sbip John Lflgt ,Bll Poison Loseol AAei l-lI ~, r.
Ba[s Paas, ~. Ssg5 .,. ,l ss.e C sa ls Pu1efs,
Bs oaore AUST Cassaro Queenstown orders socovea Co.
bark Pr0tels, Eaou, Aafr..
ARRIVED.
s,siulhp Anglia CBrL Small G2ssJw Oct via Moyne Gu. With
% s,s ,a.sp a -'j J AaSy Lossrooi Charleston va d
.-5 - ~ Berry r Moran < 90.
'nS s,sho s1 VoaSeer BogoS PhladslsAa With mise to Lol
she csTaise Coreuy Br Eery Manila MAJ TO- With sugar and
l' sp wsrisne Ger Heuss Hamburg 'o lays With mise
Sup 1u1E4lAs, Boraaa H., g pool se2 ~ wa Al, n hu
Bsk abraham "a st) bunaleA Loaso-ei ,. ,l p l 49, b
BnS Mar Leighton GOf Portland, Leighton Co. Bay C. D. 10
Big b $ DsIIat Burgess. Bdlyepar- ,,,,,, v,s
uSii Seii John, wl, winisg.ou az, A naval stores
selr Jul. Claca Mitchell dasqlash n b. aiih spi"ns
seiI Cora Eua, -, Joan. y b., sii6 unbef & n ,,.,
asSr F,sma Or ~ Two hlyers y g., vltH spilias.
sCHooSsAs-RisEs AsD goAsreLs sperI.,,
H. r. Hesr.s P1oyasnes J 1aT,ssy, ~ ri'slease xaa.s
H. Hsnisy Brds,Por- Adele gi tshsi,, s1.S a0''''a
sae, r59y.is,a Ts' ,,,a,oon Eo5 b. sma Portland c.
nsI ~ .,,. iss psS s,sc,e. Geo Oiam Portland c.
K n wsis Potiaal "a siis'f n r ss rer. Jsli,ssa
Horros, Pastuozet ti,- IN '4a,,-i ~ p,i " ss-ls@
nv s.. s.s s,air'1'H ssdsss si.sa is,iss r-asr ~
I' ~, Dssft ss,gfrDftou NcF Rsguias, Ae~-iagea
N M Hamilton, NerHaven hais s. AsrJ, foIu.HA
so,e9 ~ r5siso.s5 S.'s PsT-u O. Jsl1 rnes aooa
4Issas Hoses. Pon Norma s.'ll,si, fto'l'A's
Boa- A..sos.a F''-,-' D''''
New-York tribune., 1872-10-19
TIE WEATHEK.
WAR nrPARTMENT.

WAR DEPARTMENT
OFFrCE OF TIE CHlEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON ID. c., Saturday, OCT. 81 a. NJ
SlniODSts Tor uis Ddsi fCeHtu-fOar hOui3.
The barometer has risen over the lower
lakes and thence over the Middle and New England
states with partly cloudy aud clearing weather, north,
westerly winds. and occasional rain on the lakes and
New-England coast; IN the South Atlantic and Gulf
states lear weather with gentle variable winds prevails;
in the s-i-fDri and OHIO Valleys and thence 20 Ieh-
uessee clear calm weather. ami nigh barometer clear
,geater aud light variable winds IL the Northwest aud
uppcr lakes.
On the lower lakes clearing and cooler weather with
rrbt uortberIv 90 westerly winds, viii prevail, and eX-
tend generally over NeW-Euglaud audth Middle states
from the lower OHIO and Miss5s pp valleys 20 the CUR
and south Atlantic coasts clear and calm weather VIII
pravaf In tine Northwest aud the upper lakes gen
eralv, clear. calm weather and winds veer1ng 10
s0ntlerly, win slight eIOudiness Reports from the
Gulf arc deficient.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-19
p1sSENGERS 1RRLTED.

IRON GLAsGoW-IH steamship AHglI. 0si. B-Rev s. Nc
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Arthur hamilton A. Bck Ms steel,
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NJ Ksy. Mrs Grav John Fndul Ms. J. ~ Finlal Alex Cil
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wife Miss De- hylirt, y O. dclacisb and
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