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DANIEL DREW IN COURT.

Since the retirement Of Daniel Drew from Wall
street he has had occasion TO appear the
often during the palmy days OF his gigantic and
successful stock operations Occasionally, however,
The exigencies OF law suit compel his attendance
witness He appeared in this capacity yesterday
before Judge Van Brunt. holding Supreme Court,
Circuit in a SUIT brought by his son, William H..
Drew, against John N. Hartman The suit on q
note Tor $S,34S So given TO Daniel Drew In Novem-
Der, 1870, by the endant. The making OF the notc
was not Denied but the question raised whether
10 into the possession oil the plaintiff before
iurity The defence was that me note was gwen TO
10 the defendant as broker, business enough to pay
was claimed TO have boon lost. ana proof
TO such loss not being very clear.
Judge Van Brunt refused TO accept parol evidence
tbe matter. Mr. Daniel Drew, the veteran "bear" OF
The street, took tho witness STAND with elastic step for
pne Of his years. He wore large overcoat trimmed
with fur. His testimony, which wac given in rather
leebe voice, was very brie. He stated That he sold
Ihe notc before maturity 10 his son for $3 $40.
"Dd you soil the note because you needed money 2"
"Ycs SIR"
"what did you want money Tor; Tor stock opera
tions?"
"No, SIR"
"Hhat tor, them"
"For iamily expenses"
There was "a general laugh at this last rcjonder. IL
very evident mat UDcie D.neIs testimony won
ho suii lor II Terminated IN decision by Judge Van
5ruut OF u verdict ior $l0e3S 81 Tor The piaintll.
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SUITS AGAINST THE CITY.

Three decisions In city were handed down ycs
.erday in the General Term OF tho Court of Common
Pleas, In each oil which the city is successful In
!he suit Of Bleecker VS. The Mayor the question was
whether the plaintiff, auctioneer who IN 1871 had
appraised all the roaI estate OF the city could
the rate of usual commission appraisals or
should be content with the verdict the jury gave him
OF 0O0 The Court holds that tho verdict bo
disturbed and that his be the limit of his rccov-
cry. The case OF Waterman Vs. The Mayor was an
action TO recover difference oil salary police sur
gcon. The Court holds that the Guy Is liable Tor
The debts OF the Police Department In Devlin Va
Ihe Mayor the order OF reference TO Judge Leonard
reversed.
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COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, n. Y, Feb. 4, 1873
The proceedings In the Court OF Appeals to day werc
as follows-
No. 81 McNulty vs Hurd.-Argument resumed
and concu uded.
No. 26. schoneld VS.. Doscher.-Argued by Theron
G. Strong for appellant b. NJ. St~eli Tor respondent
No. Al. McMurray VS.. Noyes.-Arguod by Esok
Cow Tor appellant; Irving Browne for respondent.
NO. So Booth vs. Boston and Albany Railroad Com
pany.-Areucd by George w. Miller Tor appellant
samuel Hand and NJ Hale for respondent Case still
on.
CALENDARS
Court OF Appeals soon Calendar for Tuesday,
February 5.-No. III People cx rel Lenny vs. Camp
bell No. 1913 In re Littman to vacatc, &c No. 3I9.
In re New York, &c, Bridge Company vs. Barr No.
3S3. The People rel McKeonc vs. Green.
General Calendar Tor Tuesday, February 6.-Nos
27S. 81, 9S, 90, 100, 46, 81 and 93.
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GENERAL SLSSIONS-PART 2.
Before Recorder Hackotl

STABBED FOR A LAUGH
AS Wicgand Veltner, young German baker, was
proceeding along Washington street early on tho
morning of Christmas Eve, about to devera load OF
bread, he saw two youths named Michaei Hacket and
John Norton approaching him u an intoxicated con.
dilon. After staggering Tor short lime both bumped
together and fell III the gutter vetncr laughed out
right whcrcupon Norton struck MIN and Hackett
stabbed MIN In the sido with u knife, innctiug n
wound, from the effects OF whica he was con
hnod Tor nineteen days IN the hospital. Hackett and
Norton were subsequently arrested tbo latter on
pleading guilty, sent TO tue Penitcnttery Tor six
inontna inc former was arraigDcd AZ the bar yes
terday by Assistant District Attorney Russell on Tho
charge oi Iconious assault lie fuliy by
the nnnt as his assaian with the weapon and
the jury having returned verpIct guilty The Re
cordcr sent him to the state Prison Tor four years
TOO MUCH OF A LAWYER.
On the morning Of tho 9th ulL the liquor store OF
Bernard Isaacs No. 20 Canal street, was broken open
by burglars, and property, consisting Of 1000 cigars
BRANDY and an ovorcoal, were carried or icw days
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SUMMARY OLE LAW CASES

The suit brought by James IL. Banker against tho
Lake snorc and Michigan Southern Railroad Com.
pany, Augustus Scnel, executor OF Horace i. Clark
md others, was yesterday referred by Judge Dono-
auc TO Grosviner p. Lowery
The summing up ~ tho piracy of the scuttlcd
schooner h A. Pray, was had before United States
Commissioner Belts yesterday Decision was reserved
The Court OF Oyer and rornincr met yesterday,
uigc Davis op the bench. Tho case OF LOWS former
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"DOWN IN A COAL MINE"

The modus OperaDdi OF getting up incorporated
companies was illustrated somewhat in the retrial OF
suit brought by Jonh NJ Alexander and James s..
Alexander against Andrew j. Brown and others. In
1866 ,bcrc was organized the New York Mutual Coal
Company, and upon the there issued
prospectus announcing, among other things, that
The company would sell coal IRON It's own mino
TO members at cost The slateEen now is that the
niue oi The company a mytn The plaintiffs IN
The suit coal dealers, who sold coal to the com.
pany and brought the present compel paymen ut
for the coal thus sold. In former suit they OBJ.
tanned judgment for 1925 Co. upon this judg.
ment suit was brought against The trustees orig
inai stockholders oil the company. The defence was
that the coal was bought OF the piantns oii-
OF the company, without the knowledge of
the defendants, ana, further, that tho annual
reports OF tho company were not flied
IN The County Clerks Office required by law Judge
Van Brunt dismissed the complaint, but The Gencra
Term MS action ON the ground that did not
ater whether tho defend had know eJge oi tho
purchase oi the coal Al tho rerial yesterday
before Judge Lawrence good doal OF the ola icsti-
nony was read. Some now witnesses were examn ed
"You were ono Of the trustees Of this company sp
ssked the counsel
Eyes, SIR"
You .You signed the prospectuss"
"You read 1t over carefully, suppose, before you
''wcll, yes; l suppose so'.
"You saw at the office OF the company specimens Of
coal claimed 70 have been taken IRON It's own mnei 2"
ayes, SIR"
"what did you think about those specimens-did
you thnx they came from nine belonging 10 tho
ii was too cid railroad bird to bo caught by any
Buch chan.
verdict directed for the plaintiffs for 81 ,47o r.
being the full amount claimed, with interest
Mcssrs. Mann Parsons appeared for tne pla,pt iGs
and Niles Bagiey ior the defendants.
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GENERAL SESSiONS-PART l.
Before Judge Gildersleeva

Before Judge Gildersleeve
OPENING TIE FEBRUARY TERM.
The February term Of the Court was opened ycster.
day. Mr.. Robert S. Hone Of No. 247 Filth avenue net
ing foreman ol the Grand Jury. In delivering his
charge Judge ldersleeve called attention TO the vari
violations Of the law as required by the statute
and dwct particularly the Importance of tho grca.
dschargng their duties win the stricest i'm
hndng Indictments or of otherwise uisposing OF crim
nal matters for the Guy and county, while they
were the medium OF bringing tho guilty TO Justice It
also their Doundcn duty to protect Mt n
such The Grand Jury then retired ana pro.
cecdcd with tho transaction oil business
ALLEGED FoRGEhY.
Detective Field yesterday arrested a young man
named Robert Blood, formerly a bookkeepor in tho
employ oil Evans Co., No. II whtenati street. II
alleged that, 1875 lie forged Two checks Tor s35
aud SIS 52 respectively, and obtained tho money for
them although he was not authorized to sign tie ma me
o the Grm. The accused WAS take before Juuge G.l
dcfsIeeve and was rcquIrea to give bail In 81 500
which was furnished by james McCaLgnan, vi No.
&c W est Iwonty-sIxtn street
LMBEZZLEMENr.
John A. Walker, clerk In the employ OF James
Conon, grocer, OF No. so GrcenwIch street, was
directed 10 deliver some goods to Mrs Mary Ann
Smith, No. 16 ST. Marks place, the bill amounting TO
ana a nose purportng TO nave been written by Mrs
Smith IN wniCn she promised TO pay the balance I'm a
month. The fraud, however, was discovered. The
accused was sentenced To one year imprisonment.
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cashier OF B. T. Babbitt, tor alleged embezzlcment,
postponed for two weeks Alter admitting bail
Harry W. Genet. az reported elsewhere the court ad-
journea until next Monday.
In the suit oi Adolph Laser against Captain Crosby.
Of the ship CITY OF Boston, and his mates, 10 re-
cover damages Tor assault anc battery committed on
already appeared in the HERALD, Judge Sinnott, IN
the Marine Court, yesterday rendered decision dis.
missing the suit AS 10 the captain, but maintaining
jude ment Tor $349 heretofore entered against tho
other parties.
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AL HALF MAST.
AL Tho Marlfimn Exf

At tho Maritime Exchange yesterday notice was
posted requiring OF vessels to display their
coIors Mt hall mast to-day token Of respect Ior
the mcmory Of John III. Harycck. deceased
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INSTRUCTION.
A FRENCH GENTLEMAN WOULD ufVE LESSONS
Ain his native Ian AID also In Plane
exchange for Board; first class recrcnceM Adares.
FRENCH TEACHER. Herald Uptown Branch.
AN ELEGANT AND RAPID UANDWRITIN1.
taught 10 to twenty lessons; terms s. md SO re-
one.half: class for Writing ron-
menccs this evening Parors 10 East 18th st. OfIVEB
H. GOLDSMITH.
On7 BROADWAY. ~ BOwERY PAfNE,s COL
~ lleges-Bookkeepng. arithmetic. grammar sp.lI-
Ing, shorthand corrcspondence writing lessons s3
monthly.
WANTED Tu PUNCHAsE.
VVANTBD-AN INCLOsED BEDsrEAD SOFA OK
w Upright Address SOFA, Herald Uptown Office.
stating lowest price.
WANIED TO PUkCHASE-A GOOD DRUG STOKE
w Address, with uli particulars u box IO5 Herald Office
WANIED-A GOOD SECOND HAND TIP PkINTING
w Machine. Address, stating lowest price and Age A.
IS. 40 Herald Uptown Office.
WANThD-f0k vAsn, A SMALL CIGAR STORE.
w Address, giving location and price, O. X box 37S7
Posi- Office -
DENTISTRY.
& .GuM Sh!si PAINLESS EXTRACTION. Dir
" IsMODEMANN, Jol ana 1Oi ID av, southwest cor ner
Jitu 81
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The Talbot j. Taylor collection,
Of Baltimore Comprising unusually scact and chSoo Paint
ines eminent American aud foreign artistA Of
them and imported to order OF Mr. Taylor.
be sold on I'll UKSDAY EVENING. February T.
The Edwin White collection,
Of the Edwin White ESQ., comprising Paint
inss studies. Sketches Drawings Costumes. Arms &c
OF this sale to be devoted to the
of the Churcn of the Holy Communion, evsed by
will of the late deceased artist.
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The Irving collection.

The Studio Effects, Paintings, Studies, Costumes 30.
belonging to the late j. Beaufain Irving ESQ., Also tht
Paintings painted and contributed by tho respective
artists Tor the benefit of Mr.. Irving's family
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Tho TniDot l. Taylor r0lleetio-

r. SOMERvILLE, Auctioneer. by GEO. A. LEAvJTr
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The J. Beaufain Irving coll

at the Art Rooms, No. s17 broadway, now exhibition
Free evening until time OF sae, TIL RSDAY and
FRIDAY EVENINGS, February ard
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IMPORTANT ART SALES.
The Talbot j. Taylor collection,
The Edwin White collection,
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A -TUNIS JOHNSON. AuCriONEER.
IA. Old stand 81 Nassau ST
THIS DAY. AT 1919 O'CLOCK. AT OUR sALEsKoOM
81 NASSAU ST.,

ALL THE ELEGANT BAR FIXTURES AND OTHER
APPURTENANCES or FIRST GLASS REsrAU.
RANT iOGETnER WITH THE HOUSEHOLD FUR.
NITuRE. which have been advertised Tor the past
dsys, viii b. sold this day at l0 O'Clock. Also three tine
ro.eMool Pianos.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-14
ARTESlAN WELLS.

NNHE UNDERSIGNED BEGS LEAVE
Il to inform the public that he now
prepared, with the most approved machinery
to sink ATtesian " ellis in any part of the State
on the shortest notice.
All orders or communications on the sub
ject address Z. Uahoon X Palmer, Battl
Mountain, will receive p-1mpt attention.
8. L CAH0ON
Battle Mountain. October 8 1876 .. II
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CENTRAL HOTEL.
....NoRTH SIDE BRIDGE STREET.
Winnemucca. - Nevada
AlNKEl Bao.Eaas, 7r,p.e.ors.
Free Conveyance to and From
All TRIMS.

Il
NHE PROPRIEfpRSt OF THIS OLD Es-
n taollShed resort take This opppr. unity In
tnank their many friends and parruns for the
Kind and llbeIal support WIKI h they have re.
ceived III the past and b-g 10 inform then
that they have lu1t compIe ed extensive i'm
pioVemenis and sltera ions in teeir establish
nent which maAe it second to none in the
state IN additic1 to our ho.el improve.
meLts We nave asclendid
SALOON AND BILLIARD HALL
Where we have one of Strahle's Celebrated
Tables and snndry o; her appendages necessary
10 make II "a first class place OF resort,
! he Bar l. always furni he'd with nothing
but tie finest brands of choice Wines.
Liquor, Cigars sEc. The tables are al.
ways suppl ed with the very best the M .rket
at rds. civil, polite and attentive walters
viii cater TO the wants of our guests. and
god order viii be strictly observed.
again thanAing our numerous patrons for
their past favors, We beg continuance Of
the same, believing that We have superior ac.
coimodations to any house in town. We as
sure one and all that We shall make it our
especial object to study the comfort of our
patrons, aid will spare no effort to make them
feel at hou.e.
HINKEY BROTHERS.
de16-tf
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Buggies anc Saddle r1orscs

can always be had at my Stables in Mia.
CITY. Especial care will be taken Of transient
stock. GEO. NJ. MILLER
Unionyille. Januaiyl. 1879. go -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-21

The West Virginia Press Association
met at Grafton yesterday.
THERE will be no sham battle at
Wsynesburg on the Fourth.
TIE number Of one.wheeled drays IL on
the increase. Wheelbarrows.
THE pupils Of Miss Belle Bailie held a
picnic In Loring's Grove yesterday.
THE members Of Black Prince Lodge
X. OFF. will have q picnic on the Fourth.
One marrisge license was issued yes
terday, by the Clerk Of the County Court.
WHEELING vas we'll represented at
the boat race at Pittsburgh yesterday.
The Mathews Light Guards held q
general muster at the Armory last even
Ing.
The pupils Of the Misses DoddriJge will
give n musical entertainment at Wiesl
Hall this evening.
HASDLAN, YOUNG 4 Co. were sold out
yesterday on a distress warrant by Con-
stable Richardson.
The nail mills in Wheeling and vicin-
lily will shut down about the first OF July
for the usual summer vacation.
Mus TAYLOR, Of the Female College,
will deliver an address at the North
Street Church next Sunday evening.
SEVERAL families Of Euglish emigtants,
enr0uls for Chicago, passed through Ben.
wood on the II o'clock train last night.
A BOAT race Is to take place on salur-
day, al Kate's Rock. The course will be
from Rates Rock 10 the Union Coal
Works.
soME forty or fifty young people Of
Bridgeport held 4 picnic at RidgewAyis,
come six miles up the Wheeling Creek,
yesterday.
THE annual examination OF teachers
in the public schools will be held in the
hall oithe Third Ward school house, on
Saturday, June 10Th.
An error occurred in our advertising
columns yesterday morning, 10 the an
nouncement OF the excursion 10 Pitts
burgh. The excursion will take place on
Sunday instead o%isaturday.
LETTERS addressed as follows are de.
tanned In the City Postotice for non.
payment Of postage: Jack Corken, Cen.
tral Glass Works, city, 2 cents; John
Colley, Central Glass Works, city, cents.
soME Of the females who reside ON
Alley O got into q quarrel among them
selves about Z o'clock last evening. So
far rs heard from the quarrel was con.
fined to words. The police came down on
the crowd and arrested one Of the women,
Amanda Harrington BY name,
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WHO WAS Ir3-It Is hard 10 believe
that We have among Us any man or elass
Of men who would deliberately set q trap
for the lives OF their fellow men. Il Is
true, however, As instanced in the dn.
tardiy act committed several nights aimee
at Messrs. Armstrong 4 Co.'s ways At the
old boat yard. They had = barge on the
ways taken out for repairs. The hoods
were lifted of the drums around which
the lines used in drawing out the boats
and holding them on the ways are coiled,
and the lines deliberately cut almost
through. This WAs not discovered until
some time after the men had been at
work on the boat the next morning.
II there had been any repairs 10
be made on the bottom Of the boat
II would have been necessary 10 raise II
with Jacks and the men 80 employed
would have been under the bottom. There
are n hundred chances 10 one thst in jack
ing up the boat the lines would have part.
ed and the boat dropped down and just
about "a many chances that every man
under il would have been killed. What
reyengeful motive could have prompted
the acl il at present unknown. All indi.
cations, however, point to a design upon
the employees rather than upon the en-
ployers, As II il had been otherwise there
would not have been such carr 10 hide
the work, and ~pecuniary damage 10 q
much greater extent could easily have
been done to the employers without dan
ger TO their workmen. Il is to be hoped
that Messrs. Armstrong 4 Co. will suc-
coed in ~ierreting out the perpetrators.
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Is Your HAIR THM OR FAL1ISo OUT.
Are you becoming prenAturtly bald OF
gray! II 50, take the advice Of the great
German scientist, Leibig, and use "Tondon
Hair Color ReEtorer." Il Is the best hair
tonic ADD restorer ofeolor ever introduced
to the American people. 1t Allays heat and
irritation, removes al tendency to dandruh
and inyigorates the action Of the capillA.
ries In the highest degree. 'The London
Hair Color Restorer" has earned 4 deserT.
ed and lasting reputation for promoting
the growth and preserving the beauty o.
the human hair, iurhGs no other prepare.
ton can boast Of As 4 dresser Il Is the
cheapest, because the most clearly and
lasting. Sold by all 6rst-clTss druggists in
hne toilet articles everywhere, at seventy.
Eve cents a bottle. Logan, List d Co,
Wholesale Agents. dAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-21

CANDLE CONNECTIONS, FRurrs, Ere
We yesterday dropped in on our friend
Mr.. r. w. Bosley, at No. 1924 Marke
street, and found his store full Of custo'
mers. Mr.. Bosley has perhaps the lar
gest and most complete stock Of fresh
candies and fruits in the city, and doei
an immense retail business. Bosley'1
candies are famous They cannot be eI-
celled anywhere. Buyers have . choice
stock to select from, and At prices which
cannot fail to give satisfaction. Nj. Bos'
such "a pine apples, bananas, oranges
and lemons. He has also q new baking
powder, yclept "Nall City Baking Pow
der" which IL rapidly coming into pop.
ular favor. All who wish TO purchase
anything in the way Of ine candies OF
fresh fruits cannot do better than call
upon Mr.. Bosley.
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FOR SALE.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
Valuable Ohio Co. Real Estate,

W. c. sts;'r' ct al. }l1p ca.p..,y.
william A. nsCoy ct ~
In the County ctur Of OhIo county.
Pursuant 70 4 decree rendered BY aid Cour IN
tbs IbSye entitled uuse on the 9Th day Of June
1873, Ihs undsnISntd special Commissioner Of said
Court viii, on
SATURDAY, July 6, 1875,
A, 10 SeLoef A. T., Proaed to sell At public lue'
a. ~ he irunt door q The Court Bo1ss Of Ohic
eounty. tbS following real estate belonging 70 ths
IN. LotHosI 10 T~TIIdelphiI, ffoniing 30 itst on
T1rpuke : rel and running back 10 fsst 70 Wesi
Ian~' SID lot has on u Q good Fame House, nh'
Be and other outbuildibga.
al Lot No 4 Of WeIbel's DivIIIou Of the Thotnii
ThornbuR etAts, e0ubiHipg one ~ acre haId
Id 4 situated 90 ihe EstionSl Road one-iourth q
mile east Of J hAdslphta, and ia very delfAoss
y. Lot No. S Of The sub-IiThjots Of the Poo
House Farm II lin Grove situate 90 The sssi
lde q Pirt ST., eontIlning one and i'lo u 4iOO
Eeres
HOusa Farm. situate 90 the west ado Of tecobt
street, containing two and ty:l0Ol2 bs'lUl acre
TKRts OF SALE -0pe-thifd Of the. Pu'ehn'
money, and % much more h tbs purchaser MAJ
elect 10 pIy, 10 cash. anf the rsmsIodet In ts'
equal lnstsIlmsnu payable 10 ak and tHtlTi
month Tespee lively, With interest from The DAY :
M, The purchaser giving bond with BpPfuye
seuhty Lf The deferred Pymtut, and the III
70 Be retained until The purchase tnoneI = PAD II
fall. !. y JONES
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An UsDRSTABLg TRUrH.-You deserve
10 suffer, and II you lead 6 miserable, IN
satisfactory life in this beautiful world, Il
Is entirely your own fault and there is only
prejudice and steptieism. which has kilied
Thousands. Personal knowledge and com
mon sense reasoning will soon show you
that Green's August Flower will cure you
OF Liver Complaint, or DyspepsiS, with al
Its miserable effects, such As sick headache,
palpitation Of the heart, sour stomach, Ia,
bitual costiyeness, dizziness OF the head,
nervous prostration, low spirits, DC. Its
sales now reach every town on the Western
Continent and not q Druggist but will tell
you OF It's wonderful cures. You can buy
8 Sample Bottle for 10 cents. Three doses
will relieve you. eodAW
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River News.
River 9 feet 2 inches, and falling.
Weather warm and cloudy.

River 8 feet 2 inches, and falling.
Weather warm and cloudy.
The Emma Graham, which passed thi,
point AT 8 A. NJ, backed onto a raft lying
near the wharfboat at Bellaire, crushing
the shanty and severely hurting 3 young
man named French, son Of Capt. French,
who owned the raft. The boat went Of
with a section Of the raft under her, and
her pathway was strewn with shingles.
The Granite State, from Cincinnati for
Pittsburgh, passed up at Q! A. NJ. with q
good trip.
The o,Neal left for Pittsburgh at
o'clock.
The Express departed for PArkersburg
at l0l o'clock.
The regular local packets arrived and
departed at their usual hours.
The Telephone, from Pittsburgh for
Cincinnati, passed down last night.
The Mallie Rsgon will be the Parkers.
burg packet to-day at l0l o'clock.
The Hudson, from Cincinnati, will be
due at noon.
The Granite State, from Pittsburgh
for Cincinnati, will pass down 10. night,
The towboat Barnard and barges will
arrive from Pittsburgh tonight, and will
take on l25 tons OF iron at the Etna
Mill, 5000 kegs oil nails from the differ.
ent factories and 800 boxes Of glass al
Bellaire.
10y Teiesraph.l
PITTSBURGH, June 20.-River 6 feet s
inches and rising slowly. Weather clear
and pleasant.
EVANSVILLE, June 20.-It rained hard
for an hour to day. Weather clear
bright and cooler; mercury 90 TO 50.
River l4l feet and rising. Up-Maggie
Smith, Sunbeam, Arkansas Belle, Fawn,
Dick johnson. Down-Evansville, Alice,
Grey Eagle.
inch. Up: Colorado, Mcdonald and
bsrges. Down: Charles Morgan and
City Of yicksburg. Weather cloudy.
LOUISVILLE, June 2O.-River 9 feet 9
inches and falling. Departed: J. W,
CAT, Mary Miller, J. D. Parker and Tom
Sherlock. Rainy weather.
CAIRO, June @.-Arriyed-City Of Al
ton, New Orleans; james Howard, 81.
Louis. Disqualification, ST. Louis,
River q feet, and falling.
NEW ORLEANS, June 20.-Arriyed-
John A. Scudder, 81. Louis; John Cannon,
Louisville. Departed-Houston Cincin-
matt.
ST. LOUIS, June 2O.-River fallen 8 in.
ches; now % feet 9 inches above low
water. Arrived-Wsr Eagle, Keokuki
Chapman, Reeds Landing. Departed
War Eagle, Keokuk; Rhoads, Pittsburgh
Storm, Kansas City; Maude, Vicksburg,