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The Republican journal., 1872-06-13
Shingles.

A correspondent OF the New England
Farmer tells what he knows about shingles
in this way
II would say that after thirty five wears
experience in erecting new, and repairing
oId buildings, and after trying all the differ
ent materials in the market on my own
roofs, | have decided that the most eco
nomCal roof one that will remain tight the
longest term of time for the smallest sum
oi money III our climate, is one covered
with Il low grade of sawed shingles sshut
OF sound lnmber.' | lay sixteen shingles
i've inches to the weather, Joints well
tapped, and two nails to each shngle
driven about one inch from the edge. |
take this quality of shingles and soak them
in lime water before laying, in the follow
ing manner take a mOlaSseS hO9Shead, put
IN one hushel lime, fill half fun of water
aud let the lime slack pnt one bundle of
shingles into the lime at a time; let it re-
main from five to ten minutes if bound
loose, if bound tight it is better to cut the
bands. The lime will penetrate through
the shingles very quickly, and in this way
will soon dry off and be fit to use | prefer
this way to lime washing roofs after they
are laid for the reason that whatever is put
upon the outside fills up the joints, TO the
course above it, forming Il dam at each
Joint, which keeps the water back Nv ey-
perience is, that a low grade Of shingles, if
sound, prepared in this way, will last long
er, and make a tighter roof than the best
quality OF shingles in the market laid with
ont this preparations"
The Republican journal., 1872-06-13

The following story of sorrow and alb
sence of mind is told as Il fact by the Port
land Advertiser: "a short time ago IA lit
tie babe belonging in this city died, and,
in u bureau drawer till the funeral. The
day Of the funeral came, and the bereaved
mother was convulsed with griet over the
little casket, and, sobbmg, laid it away in
the cold ground. On her return home, she
thought she would so to the drawer and
gaze once more at the place which would
hencetorth be consecrated to it, when what
should meet her eyes, when the drawer
was opened, but the lileless corpse OF the
child, that had been entirely forgotten in
repairing for the funeral"
The Republican journal., 1872-06-13
NUMBER 40.
''Whv should | 2n
''l olI--yon great
NGrpat What 2N

; "Whv should ?"
'You-von great"
"Great what ?''
"Anything you like"
''But why should | take his number
He's at your door, waiting for me-
The man was sent for Immediately, anC
Balzac, in great glee, filled all the elasse
within reach. Soon the clatter Of sabot,
was heard on the stairs and in another
moment the cabman entered When he
had tossed off the drink prepared for him
with the rem ark that he could not refuse
as the day was so thirsty, Nidocq com
menced
'If Pm not mistaken, engaged you the
other evening on the Pont Neuf?"
''What other evening ?"
Don't YOU remember? There were
three of MS singing
"Ah. take up so many Of that kind.
When was it ?''
"About ten or twelve years arc, y
answered Vidocq
'You call that the other evening?'
''Well, more or less-we were lust OBJ
| posite the statue OF Henry w, about four
O'Clock in the morning Can you remen-
| Der now ?''
"No, that does not tell me anything
that has happened to me a hundred thou
sand times
81 gave yon five francs tor your fare "
| All that doesn't hppp4n 50 often still
can't thnk-ten years 400 P"
The person who got in went to Rue
st. Florentn."
The man started Rue st. Florentin ~
he cried.
Yes" continued viLocq, "A large
house-and when you got there you had Il
surprise. What did YOU find p"
"A dead man Y said the driver, with
another start; ''is that what you wanted
me to say Bat was ii YOU that made me
that present p
Vidocq laughed, and the cabman get
ting angry he qnieted him with one of
those looks that Martin used to quel his
lions with.
"Then," said the coachman, if It was
you, You owe me two flames"
elbows that ? rave You five.
81 don't deny ii, but look at the trouble
Besides. it took me more than an hour.
aud was engaged by the distance, and
moi hv the huul"
But why did you not get your money
at the house ?" asked Nidocq.
"Ah servants are such thieves; they
would not give me a farthing. However,
| went to Rue Belechassc."
'Rue Belechassel" cried the astonished
listeners, whose turn it now was to be
startled
Yes, to q Countess or Duchess cr-
cOnfound it, | forgot the name ."
And why did you 90 there ? Who told
YOU ?T
The Republican journal., 1872-06-13

1t is given to some women to see point
clearly and state it comprehensively For
instance, an Iowa woman concludes SEN
sible article against woman suffrage thus
pointedly: "You may look at this matter
in whatever light you will, but simmer it
down and it is but a quarrel with the Al
mighty that we are not all men ~
The Republican journal., 1872-06-13

A negro waiter who had twice awak
ened a traveller to inform him that break
fast was ready, and third time broke
his slumbers by attempting to pull off the
bedclothes, thus explained; "Massa, if
you isn't gwine to git up, must hab de
Sheet anyhow, ease dey're waiting for
de table-clofn"
The Republican journal., 1872-06-13

GLOW easy these cars ride" observed a
rural traveller ON the New York and New
Haven road. what kind of springs do
they usePn Saratoga Springs" observed
his facetious companion. II have heard
Of Them" reioined the rural traveller, in
a 9ratilied manner
The Republican journal., 1872-06-13

class of juveniles ii any of them could name
the four seasons. Instantly the chubby hand
of a iive-year-old was raised, and promptly
came the answer. Pepper, salt, vinegar and
mustard"
The Republican journal., 1872-06-13
TIE GREAT EASTERN

Material, iron; gross tonnage. - 500
tons; total horse power $500; extreme
length, 692 feet; breadth, l29 teet depth
of Side, 53 feet; engines, screw and pad
die; total Goals carried, 10000 tons
cabins, each iV>i;i and ieeL I inches
high. IN her construction We're used ), =
600, 900 rlvets and 10000 iron plates each
three-tourthS OF an inch thick. About
10000 tons of iron We're employed on the
hull. She has six nlasts, five of which are
iron, the largest being II inches in dame
ter, $50 feet long, and weighing about 40
tons. Two of the masts are square rugged,
with iron lower yards.
Thus the Great Eastern is $500 tons
larger, l42 feet longer, % feet 1 inches
broader, and 8 feet higher than the Ark
was.
The Republican journal., 1872-06-13

| An editor out west is affected by the weather.
| He says "The devil of this office has a soul
| On this account we don't care to compel him to
| steal wood. Will several of our subscribers
| take the hlntT'
The Republican journal., 1872-06-13

1t is said that the most powerful remedy
for bolts in horses, is Il strong decoction of
sage tea, made very sweet. 1t dislodges
the bolts instantly.
The Republican journal., 1872-06-13

When Il couple of young people, strongly at
tached to each other, commence to eat onions, It
is safe to pronounce them engaged.
The Republican journal., 1872-06-13

A Naturalist has been watching birds
to see what they eat. \ robin redbrea,t
killed in the ncighborhood of 500 flies in
an hour. a pair OF oini9ht-swallows destroy
ed in ID minutes, an immense swan of
gnats. A pair of wrens flew SO times in
an hour, with insects in their bills, To
their nests. pair of Sparrows carried, in
a single day, 500 worms or caterpilar5 To
their neSts-certainIy good compensa-
ton for the few cherries they pluck from
the trees
The Republican journal., 1872-06-13

Material, wood; gross tonnage, about
1000 tons: motive power, none; extreme
length, $50 feet; extreme breadth, 81 feet
3 inches height So feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-27
PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR LIvERPOOL-Ta steamship ChtHa June B-MS A. l.
Ierev Mss sherman E. TOn ". ~ Ladd, Thomas rtl H.
Kay Mr. NM f. 6. Gardener Mr. and mr Ioh-
Ie(ear McCorke Miss T. lard Miss Louisa becss ~
Mis- II Butts Capt T. Clarke Geo d.
Mr. and Ms IT, Beckwh Il. Dupont Geo Gorlon Geo H.
chester j. r. c. Benjamin. T. 4 Chadwick o. B. Armstrong
n Edwards Morris NJ. Mthan E. Morris G. Rogers hoh
Ieut ] j. Curing NJ. Pearson, r H. SonhbT. W. neAles Z
stiles Mrs H. Bidde Nj and Mrs NJ ia Costa MS NekeS l
fnt and children S Grant W Lee, j., Mr. and Mr. Myeth
M Flint and chi M Mr. Mrs F. B. hcol NJ and
MS MasseT Mr. and Ms E. WIDE H. Reggie, K Beasley G.
Revnolis D Cushing and Mn Payle and children Bo hr
and Mrs W h Warner s. Lowell Mrs. W Ripley Ms W. "
Rpev Mrs c. Parker F. Green M H. D. Faulkner H. y Hon
mann r W Whean. infant and maid r " yon Laef = El r.
Jebvave Pint Dickson B. 8omero j. horalns r. u Close
Marx W. Graham. Mr. and Mrs N Burt NJ A. Morales y
sernbch Darling Darling W. B. T. Lane, IT, g. NJ Groves
&. II. Hosier, Miss A. Gould MIS- Bower MS
Marsh G PendletOn r. ChanOek Robert Mcoyal' MISS LeaVt
Miss Barnes Dr. and M. :. B. Wyhe Mitchell mrS Caol
and maid Oaa Topping Chas Bachu n D. MORAN ana
wife Col z ehh Robt Morgan F. C. Close, T. A. hng T. hns
southwck, T. Southwicsj Jr T. smith M ana MS
d. Cadv maid Mr. and Mrs Henderson j. r. Mgh u
Hubbani n Is Williams Evans, Mrs. NOOchoule and child
FOR LIVERPOOL-fn steamship Idaho june u Mr. and MIS-
Thomas Il Hitchcock AID infant M Center Mr. FRANK and
Master Thomas r. Hitchcock r the Rev W e. and ms van meier
Ms Nellie Mr. Frank Fred and George VnlMetr Mr. T. H. CosS
Ms H. and NJ COss Capt Tinker Harry Burlet Nj leo
Burress A J. ngerso Bolton, Thomas Rowland Mr. and MS
W ~ Cauiwen Thursbv, Mrs G. Sehedt M Le
Lewis John T. B. Boyd exGov Burnett Dr. X u nc
Donald Mrs. A. p Tuy Miss MARY and Miss Belle Van LayI MS
nTs CoWe Mr. MILAN Maggie Mcmillan, Mr. and MrS Cole
mar Benedict Benedict, Master Benedict kd@ Gha
~ Barber Hen-y Heutz l. s. Hentz Dr ana ms
Cher Mr. Miss A. Sheppard, A. D. Brooks Nj ana MS
and children hrG Rose
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-27
POLICE MATTERS.

Patrolman John McManus Of the Twenty
seventh Precinct tried yesterday, by Commissioner
Manierre, on charge made by Charles Englenge and
Gset oble Of No. 5l5 Pearst They stated that early
on the morning Of June a. while passing through Wash
ington OF Grpenwiehsts they Met MoISaus and fire
The officer accused them of endeavOring 70 break
Into store in the vicinity and searched them taking
cents. On the following day the men called at the
Churchst. Police Station and from platoon OF men,
identified McManus as tho man who had robbed them.
McManus was dismissed.
A communication received from Steinway & sons,
thanking the force for the protection Afforded them on
four occasions when the strikers endeayOred 10
prevent their employees from working on the terms pro-
posed by the firm, as an honorable compromise. ~,
Sergeant Michael Tanning was transferred rom Inc
Nineteenth the Twenty-hrst Precinct sergeant u-
WIN T. WhitcOmb from the Central Office 70 tne nine
teenth Precinct, and Roundsman B. H. Lent from the
Eleventh 70 the Fifth Precinct.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-27
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF Ew-yoRk...................",

PORT OF EEw-YORK.... .......'..'''".'''''JVNs 70
CLEARED.
Steamship CITY Of HewYork C Jones Liverpool John o. Dse
Steamship Eagle (Brl Jackman, Bristol Eng bo"rng
stesT,sip Elizabeth, Cundif Baltimore, W Dalzel
Ste1hp Chares Comstock Drake philadelphia j. ~ Briggs
stean~hip Wamsutta Fish. New Bedford Ferguson Noo
Stenip Dearborn. Savannah, Ga Murray, Ferns -
stsambp South Carolina Beckett Charleston, c. d. X morgan
stesrsbip Novelty SHAW Philadelphia 800
Sfesmsbip Margaret McDouga james Philadephia - ~.
Rs Segard Nor johnson, Queenstown or Falmouth Iens
BsS T.T Aust vicaoh Waterford Ireland slOeoyeh Co
Bsrk 6pacsen Anstl Macass Trieste &c, s!oooVch Co.
1t~rF Bremeu Ger Hemer Bremen Funch hdye & %
BARK Augvad Nor Rasmussen Alexandria Egypt ieen' DOcA
Ra-t Trait drpon DBL Baow PorauPrnce Murray j.
Rr5g A q JeWetf Reed CAdiz james +. Ward ".
schr MARY j Wtham, Kelley, Kingston Jam, n ho"@
br John Ferris John Washington, D. c. Van Brunt Bro
schr Lacon. Fitzpatrick, Boston,
Scbr. Crown Point, Taylor, hewburyport
Sehr q C. Noves Lee. Baraeoa, B. }. weinberg
en- Active lBr = Edgett ST john B.. Heney Parker.
scbr A q Ireane TOWNSEND. Richmond Van Brunt a Bro
schr slnope B.L Brown EhEasethPori Neyn sSls.
Schr John Randolph Robbins New Bedford Ferguson Wood
schr Helen, Perry New Bedford, Ferguson Wood
soop Emily Ward, Bridgeport
ARRIVED.
Manhattan fBrl Price Liverpool June r. and Queens
.o,T lar with ndse and pass Williams q Guion- -
Steamship (B Gnggs London June o and hA're Oh
VIZ Cra Ger Stah Hamburg June r. via HaTre 18th
with mdse and pass 10 kunharat q 20.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Rosrou lime 2G-Arived. BARK Amy. from Bathar-t
TwF Del June 2Avea brig Athaaska from the West inaies
III '' FOREIGN PORTS.
June 26The kOrhGermSn LLOYD steamship "ee
- f June touched a! this port to-day en- route
soTs June 2s-Tbs Line steamship Morayan Graham
isd The Allan Line steamship ST. DAVID ron VaeOec h Ut
4yed at this port The to Glasgow. A. .,-0.b,, 81
1t L. Mare from New June 49, arrived here s evening"
For --latest ship Neies see rum PGge'l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-27
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS
THrRSDAY 1--WE q.


Plymouth, ChebOurg and Hamburg per steam
hip Humonia close ll;OO Supplementary Mai on Per az
foot Of Thidst, Hoboken closed at loo Steamship sails al
m. IN,
IAN deposited Supplementary Mails mnst be prepaid With
double postage
Nassau P and the West Indies by the steamship
City, Supplementary Mail on Pier No
North closed al ESQ m Steamship sails a. , p N
FRIDAY. JUSE q
Mail for Halifax n closed At the NewYork Posohce ever
FRIDAY O'Clock Steamship sails from Portland, Ne on ha'
urdayG
SATURDAY. JUNE %
and Liverpool per steamship Wv
Of 10 IA. Supplementary Mu 90 Pef NO. 80
n. R.. is closed y NJ. Steamship sails al m . o.,
IAN letters deposited Supplementary Mails must be prepaid VIII
double posage.l
A Prusxan Closed Mail il sent br this line -
Mails German states, SOUTHAMPTON ana breh " We
steamship Deutschland II Steamship sails at p NJ RON
Of Thri-s.. Hn1Oken.
A German Mail is sent BY ibis line
Bes and Have steamship ssgoni VIA
close sails u NJ from Pier No o. y X r.
Panama Apnwan the Central American ana o..a
cite Ports steamship Ocean Queen, close NJ ~ d III
sails at ~. from Pier No a n. K. $500, c..
Mails for States Cbansnd Copenhagen ana s'e
tin per steamship Franklin II sieans sails 81 p H.
Pier No ID r. R. -, o -
West BY the steamship City Of Austin close AZ 4"
Steamship sals a p. N, from Pier No. 70 b. K
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-27
IMPORTANT DECISION IN A PATENT CASE.

Judge Benedict, in the United States Eastern
rs,r Court rendered decision, yesterday the motion Of James
% Morv for an Injunction the Grand and Newtown Rail
o.a Copapv Of Brooklyn restraining from using upon
hrase claimed infringement the Tanner Patent which The
ppas d 70 own The Judge concludes his decision as follows
not and il determine whether OF 40
by The plaintiff be
tansd for this motion that such constructor OF
the suits brought upon 1
ratert 70 which plaintiff refers All these suits reaea
b eight ghee e railroad having two truck systems com
bne sahed 10 wndasses through vibrating lever NO
a., Hitherto decided question which Is here p ed
Of claimed denied
M doubt respect this novelty raised by aaayts ntronee 70
eo por use In Of combination claimed 20
substantially 70 the combination oil the planHn nS
made clear that while the
understood defendants and hmited 70
Vck ear acquesced BY the public there has been
No pb couiesoeuoe the forth, bat the validity OF he
pst4u constantly denied must therefore IN &C
and without intimatng opinion as 70
proper Of The patent refuse an nu9con unit
ens heng uuon there has been Judicial
claimed by be plainuH ana no
securing such an MfeloA
contrary. doubt Motion Denied
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-27
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK, "wednesday. June

| This has been very dull day at the Ex-
| change; the transactions were of sman Importance,
viz: BY A. j. Bleecker Son Co. Legal sale by order
Of Pho Ruggles referee the threestory brick house
and lot 20x9se, situated the south side Of Twenty
fhs 100 feet east Of Ftrstaye., known No il4, to
| Peter McCaPe for 1890.
BY Jas. Mcclure. Legal sale by order OF James II.
Coleman the two twestory basement and attic houses
with stores and lots, S6xloO the east side of West
Broadway 10 feet inches north OF White-et, known
Nos 127 and l29; sold " DR.. C. Tucker for s6co
each.
D.sgarding the suburban sales which were to have
taken place By Messrs A. D. Meick, Jr. Bro at Ruth
erfurd Park. aId by Jere Johnson j at Bayside l. l.
on Little Neck Bay, they were both adjourned until
Friday, the 18th inst.
The principal sale advertised take place tomorrow
Thursday the one by Messrs. Null er wilkins Co..
of portion Of the Harsen estate, notice OF which was
given in this mornings issue. More than ordinary Ia
erest is felt in the result OF this SALE as 1t the largest
in number and the valuable plot Of lots offered tins
season.
The following suburban auctions will take place
viz: Messrs r L. Williams Co. sale OF 200
lots Of ground situated West Dunelen. N. j. on the
line Of the Central Railroad Of NewJersey The property
70 De SOLD Is wei heated fronting on the rroad ~,
o'clock Free tickets maps and luli particulars can Dc
Jere johnson, jr for the same day adyertises to cell
on the premises, at Whestone, l. l. being the fourth
safe TINS seasOn 200 building Iot free excursion trhln
accompanied by GrafuIa's Baat leaves via Thirty
fourthst. and Jamessp Ferries ht II o'clock Tickets
can be had OF the AuctiOneer.
Among other sales recently effected by John McClave
OF four full lots the northwest corner or
Seventh-ave. and OnehundTed Thirty for
$4,000 which IL noticeable being the highest price yet
obtained for lots In this neighborhOOd.
The same broker has also sold the four lots on the
northwest corner Of Eighty frssi and Eevenhave. for
$4,000
sales to take place at the Exchange unless otherwise
noted:
Tlt,rsddv. Jun =.
NJ Miller sale by Of Nathaniel Jarvis IT, referee
house 25K0 Tie south Of seVeniyeghthst lSS
feet OF second-ave.
By Messrs miller Co. lots Geing ror1on Of the
e situated side OF Boulevard on Tie north
Of Seventv-GrstL and the Ade u IeyenthaYe
johnson the PREMISE 81 hlesoae l. l. ~ oN OF
land sold By Of George ". Van scen
l. Williams x The premss al Vest DuneHeh " D.
confirmation sale OF 200 building ota 81.
d. Melhck BRO. the premises a. hannahaNEhi on
Barnegat N villa plots, several uses aud hotel
NJ Gibson The premises % " est Bergen jersey CU
100 building lots.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-27
TIE w1EaIE PERJuRY CASE.

William II. Wiegle, indicted for perjury IN tue
ca So and recently arrested Baltimore sent yesterday
A. M CLERK Of the United Circuit Court for the Southern District
fEeork bis bail bold appear in that Court on June "
an, rd 10 The Indictment which charges him, among other hngs
viii Ninay, malGouy and oorrupty swearing 81 'ne WA o. %
-, - h.. he was on a leave Of absence in March
,ssq few days after tie Inauguration OF Pres
s.pt Grant. that be Gen Buffers Office and that
hn there Gen But questioned him relative TO the suit nsiad
replied that recollection tha ne
f nave about would Of no benefit 70 Gen butler .na
49, c. Re aid could make bis recollection OF TIE
% of he Nau agree hs Bges Wege would ose nothing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-27
voroprors SNEAK THIEF SENTENCED.

The trial Of Chauncey johnson alias Charles jack
40. alias William Van Duen notorious sneak thief was concluded IN
TIE General yesterday johnson was charged "h o0P'
A. h rerpetr.ted Al the store Of De Bask, at No
=, u0suae on June G. has served several terms IN
sat Pu be was indicted under the law for The second
guilty tno me heofleI seH' H
40 gt.te Prson hart LABOR iOr ten years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-27
pECIsIONs.JuSR %.

Supreme Court-ChdrabTs-B Judge Jarrett
ssent ThebauThe Taeate must be granted Dui
sgt he natter Of Carlisle Norvood IeeTeI 4 &
cannot cous report memoranda for COUNSEL CanDDe a
1 f.uopds tf counsel Rollins BarclayOfder dismissed
EopQomerv AT Market Fire uE Co Memoranda Tor COUNSEL
Superior COuvt-Specidl Term-By Judge Freedman:
AtsehueI II Al ri McNuty aiMouon granted and attachell
vacsd with s0 Juessin JuessinMoon gran,ed VIZ
granted unless ne
a. Alfred Erbe, No - Cnanpes Hlu De
APPOINTED al e hmth-lbee memorandum on
pspsn The Omaha National Bank-hoon 0enea without
s no m leave Of defendants failure 70 answer
- ke,cbut Frchauge National BEnk The Commercial Wa
bos without costs with leave 10 renew N cas- Of
ag Norman Reference
rr.nfd Wods Al Doane sOer granted smith ag fronch
granted O0ora e. al agL dant-lhe sane Joy As| D
EsOo.-1bs same
Common PleGs-SDe0dl Term-By Judge Larre-
are-Bioe Rdge r. Kmpton-nonon granted kunsst
al Bartlett Reversible sewing Machine Co - 'Sn gsn'sa
GardneTMoOn granted order " be settled on
g. Nesor al hawberg default opened. sane meno
To- Of denied yohnes sgt bunham mere
@ h retaraon showing iem o. the ht b Of costs Hanger
~ ordered pay SIC and submit 70 eral
tsou Andrews AIT PagehOon denied sh S0 costs 70 ABIDE
StuGr-MOu0n grante1 Bred Az Defckson
Motion granted Wallace 4g BernAhoton granted
Psay al seiau Motion granted Herboshemer BOekho
maze onplHt detHe and certain oenleo WIN s"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-27
CIVIL NOTES.

An application was made, yesterday, in the Su-
- CoB Chambers before Judge Barrett behalf Of Constance
n Pos Tor writ habeas corpus deliver her daughter Lille "a
the custody OF the plsinuns bnADano
wE, Pns Judge Barrett issued the wit Of hsbeas corpus
Argument in the BOnaId will case was continued
yssasray before Hutchng ErJadge john Porter OF
- g. ve, lanes egatee under WILL summed up for
ks een Mr. Gerry briefly replied and Mr. Coude submitted hs
printed argument y Mr. Gerry baIrosaN huHmss
hfsd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-27
p1SSFNGERS ARRIVED.

FROM LONDON AND HAvRE-Ia steamship Helreia June 20
Ms n Lawrence Freigrah Capt Sutherland B. Chanoer,sn
obn Nsead Miss Sarah Read Ss T. A. Johnson M nd MIA
WANING sses Warning Mrs. Warning and Mrs
Rdu Nu Mrs e MargaY Mrs and Miss Plnsted and infant MISS
PbiIpna Richards Miss Amelia Christie T. 5 Chapman b. 20
kufhni, Victor hnii baFIaA eAes D Do T.
Dilop. Nj Rosalie Garnet and infant
PROM HANBuRG-In steamship Cn6T1G june Zepr Cool-
i a. IoWe n JOSEPH Joha Kunkei L. Oppenheimer Marcus
Loeb julie Nubauu Prof H. Fruau Jose Mederss L MoneT 1o
Pastor Teo Edgar Anna Beach FaAes sA'"eA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-27
TIE MURPHY MrRpER TRIAL.

In the Court Of General Sessions yesterday before
recorder aees she trial David Murphy charged with murder N
IL krst degree having shot Daniel Barry Oh me nn' o. A
= cp Tor he prisoner address the jury, claimed
ts, the shooting usfab snc, IN any event was only man
.ng in the tp degree M stewart for he people pressed o
of degree lie heeOfaeI 'eleIIe- N Ns
tet siurvun thus morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-27

49, .0opsil sgL Heath.
i6l thatcher InnA Rubber Tp Pencil Co. sgL
20 same Same Hoxey.
100 The Union Nat Bank agt fT6. Swords Edgar.
karpcr. ~. PAGE Mcdonnell
COMMON fLKAsTRiAL TEas-PARr LvAE BRuEr Cause
tds viii occupy the rtst Of The term
GENERAL SHssoNB-Bcoe Recorder HackctL-Mcsel Quinn
william Shay james Larkin, manRugher John C0Dkn Edward
smith, Edvard Butler Benedict Clara robbery John DOughe
burglary clifford B. Fulton forgery James Mns Andrew Barnes
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