The New York Herald Newspaper, June 23, 1857, Page 8

- eal sri ea - Montevideo, laky, previous to April 25. . Affaire in Kansas Exhinit. | United States Treasurer's Weekly Statement, | Rei crvey THE BURRELL ESTATE. YARE STATE LEGIOLAPURE. } Showing the amount at his credit in the Treasury, with Arun. Faran, from Now York Tat wt a ennanes {Prom the Quindaro Ohindowan, June 13 Yesterday to correct 80 | jcsistant Treasurers and designated depositories, and in sorte. Sarge, was totally ion Whe Cestime.y of Mrs. Crane—The Care in ae nap tk, 7) 9 Wwanepesition ip the Suctings of the Syeres. the Mint and branches, by returns received to Monday, vot stor chro \asured ia Now Terk, Opened as Far as Regards the Oharecter | Si which iney appointed commitiocs oo credentials aud Town and c~unty taxee- Ta | June 16, 1867; the amount for which drafts have been is Rice 106 tone ete of Ranion, whieh wag of Mrs ‘crane--Final Argument Set» Bown | adjourned. : aaaaeiai tha’ citi ane | sued, but were then unpaid, and the amount then remain eee linea, bas been seid ee Sex Tuesday, the 30th Inst. pat Neon = Keay ee ee cities, the ng subject to draft. Showing, also, the amount of futare Pemioke: Me, for About $0000, She suanoeara’s couRr. eS ee pee ey Stew D transtors to and from depositaries, as ordered by the Be- in wae yonterday moraing Before A. W. Bradford, Esq. ‘We Rave seesives the Miipyingaian ons selmi alert ee] cretary of the Treasury :— ce dock snd towed 10 verth, pler Jone 22 —In accor dance with tne directions of the Sur- Sovena, Jane ii, 1867. 55885 e124 pie A Convention of both branches of the islature met 5 » Buijat to Dra segete given on Friday last, the several we era _ last evening, to decide Sas tis prone creas Cf colon te —— hoy Seestnt 4 the sale was to take place, ostded to aye Ia Ee anioa tea pansisnc oot an Tron Wan Boy of tho won of the application of Mrs. Cunningham al be pursued. 77! ", » 3 ‘opportunity of “§ ition persian opon the estate of tbe late Dr. Harvey Bur- Kher coxelderabie iacorsion the Convention tok 8 8° | wnt bo > Tgonan a8 yng SAY eat beter ce | Order ot the high hie Bowe i "clock morni mece.. | , ‘ vy ), Lighthe use Inapector: ¢e¥, met ai 10 o'clock in his Court this morning, to show } foe Drs ire dernier ee epot —...- * aaesas 0°82 168 oo | PBited Sates Court a tho Lortance, of Puborigo M FisDy | pas sgatphia, Seas to tan cause (if'euch there might be) why the case should not | Lieut. Gov. Rauenma was oppored to Laren foe State | Wyoming. + 28,408" 98,273 sabes s feathering him (Fisb) some ti Heated im tarring an Risin 4 ‘unless the Lecony} vention EE ass rE NFER. neg a ance ane ef aesot curser | Fiance orate and atom WTI Pe | Tea acs MD, SOUT iat §8 | curs ns igor gue: ements Uh Bites ent | qatar Rumen reine Beef © Mrs. Mary H. Crane to be wntroduced, witbout submitting i¢ to the people We have to dodb! thal the tax payers of these couatins 268,208 62 | Gee and thrce olber chizens of Wenterlo. Tory Sere | fre an oor ih the Usiied Stace eb Tetoey ehall onve bees: Mr. Clinton said that if the case was opened in part he Lyman ALLEN was in favor of tmumediate action, and | watch closely the public accounts, keep down oxpeadi- 88163 26 | Veh the Sheriff and Marsbal, and while driving (Rag held in gharantIne are required to be brought to anchor erst wis be esd tegen: 1 see epnet in | Senin Pt ere rn sles en S| et creat cs en ar eine.” io | seme rac "mest a tars minis me teptiog | fe eek a Nal tae | tt ’ i rep ity pa r 3 Heat'h abai: Fegant to the character of Mrs. Crane he desired it to be | “Eines nase, of Leavenworth, had come here with the | "yor wat avall it the watchtaluces of ghelr economy er.s19 83 | Were fred ab them from the thicket, Mr. Church and | Bard of Hah abal:be vbiaiand or vemel 40 deinined 10 p opened in regard to the eharacter of the other witnesves. | convictirn that it was the proper Course to adjourn without | or their honesty? Theirs is the web of Penelone—and 2,150 08 | Motta for the woods and iowards a maa about frty’ fect | ‘itn Plicts bed Harbor Masters ad required to attend to thier Be wanted io bring honorable merchants uvon the stand | taking action He was confident that the people of his | heir rulers at Albany oudo by night all that they labor to | 14,691 63 =. he had raed his gen and wes fog to | notice ardwce tha it ix duly complied w wo testify in regard to the charager of Mr. Knowiton—that | district would pot endorse the framing und adoption of @ | contruct by day. wath money they strive to save ‘ia 24,071 29 a ei phe 1 Apap ciratin and poll pe ae RW KOWDSN, President Board of Health, Mr. Koowiton had no such peciliarities as the contestants | code of lave, but they might amstain satting the free State | lavished with spendthri& hands by their representatives in | 10,080 05 aj : ws ‘swamp, bis pur-wers close at his heels, where | 7.3 BKowGHTON, Rearviary | slain ed ; but he could show that Mr. Rich bad that very | government in some practicable shape that it might beim- | the State Legislature The farther from the people the | 22,823 10 | fe 20 nan a Wan ieaven eetting bia asd' ur | {itiec of be oak of Health, May SO ee pecultarity. If the case was opened he would like to in- | mecistely put in force, should there be an aiiempt to | greater ibe wa.ie, The central power squanders, while Louisville 246 ps cig The rest of Mr. Oburch's party followed pan eee numbered 6 ana 7, Wilh yellow fag, om: woauce a witness weil known to the counsel on bot rides, | thrust a bogus constitu'ton upon the people. the Board of Supervisors shaves ciose the county bills Dubuque . 90,410 45 | Church “oF those who had Gred at them, but could not | Lamber'e Point hearing shox” SE hy, and not to bring. wo sbow that Dr Burdeil bad assigned to him & good rea- Rev DaNcer Ferrer of Bourbon, nad conversed with no | The policy of centralization im undoing all Cy Sear “ttle Rock 254.204 yo ‘a arg ae ? buoy No7 torange wih the yellow flag on Laroert’s Polat, why he wished to keep the marriage secret. man on hik way from tho Osage river who was pot in | constitution sought to ettect. jer is stoall m the py nebes . 63,379 2 them, “iar Ubsemieed sake emma cath coamnen toc ent: | latae Hieacion seers nut TRIN Gonid enubin a peoplo, and their masters at Albany are taxing and tithing sme Son... meme the. maa exveened Wika nee ae ePANKON, March 28, 1891 ~The Grif of Alam has, alony, itp tide eSect. The case was closed the otter day, your honor | uniform municipal organizati n of counties ana towns. them [2 eums such &8 DO despot in Europe dares to levy on Tatlahas, > 4,373 98 As ry A age. ied to the place of sale. No | amour go — yee navigauanat tem gait te *ill recotect, two or three hours before we expected it: | Mr. Fimuapuny thought that was the sentiment of three- | hie yuhjects. . Oregon «gg ii0 0 waned, one wea Paris proeradce Wo, Hep Fee mrciase | SG oad sennte eb teoke hemierna ace talct 6 had not ume or opportunity to bring witnesses to | fourths of the free State men of Kaneas, Uniess some ‘What is to be the end of this? What the remedy for it? Assay Office, New York : 2,8413500 00 effort Mig le a . Boor ‘Brayton, who ar. | Recut three ioiles the hoor runai-g from nor'h to south, 01d eonuedict ibe testimony of @ person who came | vitality was put init the free State orga: {zation would dic. | And how soon, and in which way can it be applied? Taese | isin” philadelphia... + 3,927,104 16 | Sale, which was _ y , ja the 8 * monsoon it runs in the appoet e direcsion, f om Jane> @ this stand to traduee the character of Mrs. | He preeumed tha! a ote of laws, if adopted, might not be | are questions for the people to ponder. wh mint, es 32,000 00 | rived cove alter ir. Church Marshal being proses. com: to the ee of Qeianer, ere are no shonee nner Grane. One of our witnesses in this case, Mr. | immediately put in force in Leavenworth, bot they would | Table A, containy the valuation of the real and persons! 2 97,950 03 | _ The United States Depry or ah oat | othe ee ee ner tee oer | Pederson, who had been sudpapaed here, was taken sud | be immediatels adopted in wany counties and towns, and | estate, as given inthe last annual report of the Comptrol- ns 198,790 53 | manded; the support and gala er he io | eats he aieaen Oy tabs bode hrovgh ine te 2. denly ill fe the street ana bad to ve carried tos hotel, so | would epread like wildfire, until they would finally be re | jer, and the State tax of three milis on the dollar, as !m- ; To0'000 00 | im, and then proceeded to, arrest three, isa wer tbe | Gs to voce ait ues ee Bee ib aitoet be suaer cloting of the case shut out bis testimoay, "He | orivec by Leavenworts and all other localities ft would | posed by the late republican Legialatare as the first fruits eet in his possession, whic! yt al mtarted for this | Boats taking. the tide with go ws from outer an was to prove that Mr. Knowlton’s mind has been tajured. | be much easier to pet the Stete government in force now | of that by brid party. TOtl .cssscceecsececees seoeesceeee oof $21,964,041 64 | At the conclusion of the Lg y all st 4, 236 eure, times width of the, rt er fram onter anchorage la) As regards hirs Craee we have nothing to do In sastaining | than in any future emergeney, whon it would meet with pe 1 ayiy is Bs has the ais eet ae iad FO om By al bg ing panne Me ie es poner cay ose = te oty aOR ™ arep except at the bar, and acter; called what ition. ied to the county town taxes }) aad @ colum 3 1, . A ents pokey vey, vege mae ban Meine ee tan | Thee cocks fanibinn fiswbibion, ii folinwing vention } Sree Laue ete aoe probable there "will bea large | To Washington + Se A08 oo | in the custody of Marshal’ Wempie, who will probably ad- | currevor. to shivping, ‘wi h ordwary oar ia ee deen pureed in her own ‘Ainily was brought forward to | wax adopted with only three dissenting voices: — addition to the local texes, which will, of couree, swell x Getuee ‘d0'000 oo | mittbem to bail this morning, A RE Dar tothe ouler anchor: ge, their loading Gelng aterwarie aesai) ber character. And if’your honor please, i will Resolved, That it is expedient for the proper committees | the total. In seven counties, the State tax exceeds the Ne 50,000 00 ‘We are requested by fricnds of Mr. Shul dhe completed from iorcha and native crait é produce bere the opinion of thai eon in-law, in writing, aa | to report bills for the immediate organization of counties | town and coumty tax; while in twenty othors the two aro » be) 860,000 00 | here is a dlierent version of this ala or in other words, po sea ‘© the character of Mrs. Crane, and also what this same | and townships throughout the State. pearly equal. this heavy taxation is the result of bad To Sap 676/000 00 t Mr. {8.’s statement is altog: roo Arr at New Bedford 2! rk Cachelot, Lae, from son bas raid about his own father. In the case that is ‘The adoption via Becca pring vociferously cheered, | measures, oe eo — of nun —, To Nerfolk 65°00 00 which is given by those who were at. Ocean, Faleahuano March 2g, wien b 00 ble ap oO bole lca Crane and ber husband, she, in | and the Convent lie. ruption, all know. will continue to increase - © hone 4 $5 a mesindat the has inetitated the suit; bat'we | At 9 o'clock this morning the House assembled. 4s certain, upiesa tbe people of the State take the mater 2 Somes ae (4 Another Break in the Canal. ail, 0 Montank N 8) miles aw & whale ship, supposed ave nothing to do with ihe virtues and vices, aud Mr and After prayer by Rev. Danna. Fostex, and the reading of | in hand, andput “the right men in the right place”: — To Philadel; 000/000 00 {From the Rochester Union, June 20. } ret ‘barks Osceola, Chadwick Adantle Oovan; Canton Mrs. Crame-te far as our cage is now concerned Ido not | the minvtes, the following new members were reported by | [ a) Stale Tax, Wo had just taken uo our pen to write thattho Erie | packer allen, Pacific Oovan; Patina (of Westport), Allen, In took upon the introduction of testimony as to the character | the Committee on Credentials, and were sworn in: — Valuation, Cree mile on Total. Canal was in excellent order hereabouts, and the the boats ‘ucean. be pio of Mrs, Crane ag opening this case, 1 was approached by From the Eighth district, O. H. Drinkwater, A. R. Butler Comp. the dolar. wore passing without difficulty, when intel came Bark A B Tucker, Smith, last from Talesbnapg, 9 %, a Ron his lady, shocked and astonisbed to find the evidence of | and C. W. Giddings. From the Ninth district, E. W. | Albany..... 07 aod . that another break bad occurred’on the Seven Mile Lavel, ed ouge e ‘hat boy against her, After the testimony was ip‘roduced | Bowker. Allectavy 2y,207 From Boston four miles eas; of the city by canal. Chere has been a Rienzi, which ald from Provincetow: agains: ber we bad no time or opportunity to obtain re- | INDIANS CLAIMING FOR THEIR PROPERTY DESTROYED | Broome 24,154 From New York. Jeak for some time at the culvort near Brighton Lock, and | jan; and returned same day butting «stimony. The other side was to have brought BY THE BORDER RUFFIANS. 27,139 | From Philadelphia efforts have been made to stop it. This forenoon the leak | pack Whale, which was delivered vo the © tm their witnesses and closed their case in the morniag, [Correspondence of the Cincinnaii Gazette } 63,100 From New Orleans Decame an actual breach, and waterjrun out rapidly through | probably ald again 20th. peat ake an Dat they did not, and we had to put our witnesses on the : Qvinparo, Kansas, Jane 4, 1857. a 45,160 the berm bank. The wale- bus deluged some five poi ioe Greenport 12th, Roanoke, » Indian stand Then, at the last moment, they introduced testi A delega ton, consisting of John T. Jones, Komehew- 25,246 Total... seeeeeee oe ‘acres of ground, most'y on the farm of Judge and pop ee Admiral Blake (of Sipotean), ‘mony in regard to the character 0 Mrs. Crane. After we | Shawypinda and Thomas Wolf, the leading mem ers of the 34,221 | amount of receipts for the w $504,907 67 | in some places it stands five feet deep. It has destroyed wisennnn as jaye oui. with § Bola blavkiah oul cand pro. werted before that they bad nothing to do bot t+ bring in | Ottowa tribe of Indians in Kansas, arriveo in this city last 29,703 | Drafis returned paid 122,469 28 | twenty-five acres of grass, some ten Lorre aged aad | ceeded on ber crnise) Charles H Rates died at sea May 21, 0? ; rebutting testimony. “A great deal of their testimony was | evening, on their way to Washington, D. C., where they 1832 966,431 73 | » bariey field on the faren of Judge Gould, water Gd. | plouriey. | Ho dsie, tat 0998, lon 61'60, Snowe beck Seeiees } Bot rebutting, and we shall urge that {t must be excluded. | expect » conference with Mr. Buchanan for the parpose of iman, of Orleans, out 5 months, $460,524 06 ‘The Butchers’ National Convention. {rom the Baltimore American, June 22 } Judging from letters recently received by prominent great mischief, besides ve above poo ye the track of the Central Railroxd (auburn branch) for | 2, 41 45.19, schr Roawell Kise, of Sipplean, 2 days out, some distance. We leain from a conductor that r) | the track was damaged in several places for the dis- ittsbots oat ol, prosured tosh Vopuaben proseed- tance of half ‘The train due at acon below Bark Lady Suffolk, Roberta p, of Reverly, with 20) bbe «p> = —— ely bring anda) dob wag nth at Be-mrda 10th inst. ‘Then we had only two hours to produce rebutting testi: | obta'ping from government a remuneration for their losses Wony sgainst them. Bat we are here now simply as re- | of laat summer during the difficulties, which amounts to wards the character of this woman. Your honor can | several thousand dollars, destroyed by the Missourians, | Brie very weil jump to the conelision that tha: boy | Mr. Jones alone lost fifteen thousand dollars by tae bura- knows nothing about the character of this woman. and robbery of his house by a band from issouri. been the breach, and another was sent from the Me soe wo 14 bi r o Falton butchers of Baltimore, the Convention which is to assem ‘about one this afternoon. 16 track ‘At St Helene, sD, Sreedhar ofered Bh Patan ig po jee ek ae ee tee + ee: ble bere onthe 3 of September will be very gonerally | UP, the Passengers a pone ee the counsel as to give such testimony as vision of their land, and to hold it as individuals attended. 140 wh (ar'Ap! 18); id. This lady was thocked°and ‘horrified at ik Sbe on the same feoting as the Wyandotts. The only The butchers - blag pei mane enevenss Legit cnt in some places | 3,00 bone: Mar; had walked her room in agony aii night, and then went toher | drawback they will experience to the consumma. | See fe Se ee See Mi ny "Kp 4; Kate Quvarel and urged them to right the wrong she suffers. | tion of that chject is thelr well known hatred to slavery. 48 | rules for every city, that being the principal objec deal of properiy has been destroyed. A bresca of torty | jon Sicb:tan Fools, Met hep. | 1}, Excellent, ‘They came before your Honor on Friday und made their | They have suffered considerably for their symoathy with 4 Convention -— ac wire ote ‘Adama, Mast, 80 sp (abipped hi y the Peraviau), watement, ond io scnordance with your Breer 8 directions | the free State cause in Kansas, and the administration are en on To Losye ged the propriety hing the level bas run out. As near as can be secertained, it id from 40 twa Henry, oll, Warroa, 48 ep, ov: T notified the counsel to appear to-day. As to opening the | not at all dispored to concede them any privileges for that oan 5, medi ~ ‘will take at least two days to r canal place, | cruise; featport, 4 4 x 2d, To recommend the establishment in each city ofa iT 1 Gi r ‘do; 144 eben Lo*ge, Norton, Ni use spon is merits, !have not the least, ohjscton, but | reanou alone, The Wyandotta and Shawnces hoid slaves, 108,361 | Board of Purchase, wo actin concert in purchasing all cat. | 24 Perhaps a day longer to Gl the | wal: tao viens rate payee ‘Samual A Thomas, Briggs, Wath, does not necessitate that. I would be well | and ar cag ts en obs 9 pt satisfied to have the case farther tested by its merits, and | ta), '¢ consequently gr pi 27,924 | tle and sheep for the respective markets from the original T hope thie case shall oome—if there is a possibility of it | A nest, subst ‘ar Mob. #9) ne; 20h, Malta, Oliver, 8B) #p.d the breach, Of course the boats from the west will bo | SP: (ar M Bs t00 ot, do. Stk, Pavillion, ams. Boles 1,535,221 | grower and feeder. ‘ap, do ee ms ‘West, do, 10) ama "o stone edifice, to be dedicated to reli- detained in this city, and by Monday we shall have ano- 210 8 ‘21 163 “bls b: Peruvian) do, 23th. Ma deing decided against us here—it shall come bofore a jury, | gious purposes atone, ‘# in process of constrn :tion on Kan- 56,001 | “ 34. To recommend on and after — date the casn system | fer'tro«d. “We notice a large number of boats laden | Hole 20a» shin ap, £0 wb (dipped (70 bbls sp by tha Pes a20 then we will gee the decision of jury as to this al- | tas avenue in this city. The united contributions of ths 53,538 | be established. aie 4 the formation of as- | With coal here ready to discharge. The break is | ‘Fuvian): 2ah,"Himiress, Allen, do, ao oll oa voard, (shipped toges marriage. neighboring Wyandott Indians und the Yankees secured boy RR eg any Bas Bandon i, | about fe east of Brighton village, on the farm of | 290 4p, 24) wh 24m bone by the Heravtan uftlk of Revers we Bicharcson—This woman (Mrs, Crano) was sent by | the building of a church for (:indaro, which is always a $4,683 | sociations in cach city, and to thet end they adopta uni. | joaey 4 us to Dr. Bardeli s few days before his death, to make ‘n- | gesideratum in a communtty like ours dy, re water is Ber | gles mos out, with 210 bio: 8. 77,433 | form consiltution for’ their guidance, with the right of _—_ peta hor fo ey, lan quiries aboot certain vase. While in his olfice ‘A tree kchool bas been establiabed here in whieh chil- yn I aad ne Aiaecee gibi dance licoranes MARITIME: NTELLIGBACK attakey basi tdiek onece Beard him make certain remarks, These remarks | dren reprosenting the three races of men are seen, and Sait | Ties, Womsmiiicin Gn eeetiectp’ eeu anaduens sn : "hias 90 ta Bay of Mexion, Win Marua of Orlen nan POPOL May 36, in Bay of Mexico, Wm Martin. of Orleans, no report but the ual pri ai 1 : leaked out, not throvgh us, buf y reached | they enjoy equal privileges. It is said that Indian chil'tren xs vom ew rons —ria oat oul ;.#0 this woman was stmmoned be- | grethe moet apt tcholure. The teacher isa young sesy the ‘Attorney 16,527 | Board of Correspondence on the subject of stock, and all fore the Coroner, and subsequently summoned before your | recently from Vermort,a daughter of Mrs. C. J. H. Ni 3 69.893 | mattors of iaterest to the Loe mrraegen neni ges -wed ned SUN Rises + 429 | moon sees. ore 2 43 a, lat 87, lon 74, achr B E Cook, Cook, 90 bb's wh oil, honor. She was very sorry and loth to go. She iaquired 86 516 | mun! S-oen Gane te thane meres oon ours... ee "June 6, lat $6 45, lon St, schr Jane 1 Comstock, of and from of ber counsel what she sbould do. We advise! her that The Obio State Treasurer's Defence. 16,873 | the state of the respective markets. = New London for Desolation Isiands. she must come before you; that she could do nothing else. | The Tiffin Trimune of this morning conlaiaa the following Soke |, Ge Det mcrae Sarees 00 cet Seaesien to Pg Port of New York, Jane 22, 1857, any bepales her cage in the Sa- | address, or “‘statemeni”’ as ‘t's called, to the people of | Sarat 85,582 | form the National Association of Butchere, which aaso- paca toga. 2 ‘acted in the most bitter | Seneca county :— ohens =] 4 ciation shall meet any where a arity of the a &e. Butea bear tees for Hamburg, Jung may decide, and all other proporitions that may bo sub- LS Ship MariNa, 1 ec jon 78 Bark his testimony in to A STATEMENT. 368 Storm King, Manning, from Salem May 11 for Zanzk jarel. This ie done, while we | have rerigned the ofc to which & generncs public 25,338 | mitted by aby city sending delegates, wil be proper sub- ep har, bed been 28 daya 8 of the Syusen poh dt, toe DLs bie own handwriting, written within & | called me, and am now the victim of wander, whilit « 32.801 eration. Bare Jon 98 96.8 A revortol ‘ne 8K baving been spoken ear, this respect and admiration for her, say | yenal press seizes upon my misfortune as food for ex- ” 3 ow Leocass eoveseke ceseet Uocrenn nor meaty Ge’ etes | Tee em wane WeisT aun cabmt. Theve taplored eee Sore See) Seed, two Boston Se Meblie, was sean Just — Sm renee. shomeed, nena my — the Great Baler for ah oe Brig past Houston from Caréiff for Savannah, was passed Jun@ tells os character is thus traduoed. only | But Tam ander unto! obli¢ztion to the penple of ¢ eer, o way Sa aie Sk enaeeee oan pe angeenr ae inh county, irrespective of party, ccd to them a statement is apres @anish), Jensen, Bt Thomas—Moller & woe from Barbadoes fer New Ha- your Honor opening this case again, 80 far as to allow us | due of thecavscs that led t> my resignation. My prede- Brows Bichibueto—Fanch ‘ te produce rebutting testimony in regard to her . | connor failed to pay whet he owed wtee Gare bye very awe Gt, Thats, was y pitt beet Mant Fae eee ‘Therefore, without any reference to the bearing of thie | largesum. He paid what the acconnta showed agalost ‘Mystic, Fish Mobile—Ragle & Hasard. jagues for New Haven, hi point upom the case, we ask you to allow us and Mr. £4- | him, but ‘a!led to put me in funds to meet receiuts which ‘Mathews, a P Buck & Co, ‘wards to show the true character of this woman be bad g:o county treasurers, Those were legally bind- phy By te ae Woreign Ports, Mr. Clinton—Mr. Edwards in speaking misstated the | ing on the State, and I was compelled to receive them aa LY dg my Be ort abip Ft Beraart, Mayo, for the | facta; we stated on theday before the commission closed | cash When Mr. Breslin failed to put me ja possession of = Ht Buniley, Ba ‘Balimore+Mailler, Lord & | Pe arter by the Rritish government, that we a 7, —— wont eee the fv nds I ebould have wase tt pablic 2 Qnereag. tai . reer Bi nr te beets en. ‘Uartver, from } 0 plenty of time t> get all their witnesses | My kindnese of heart. which with me amounts to poritive ‘Sehr John, Donovan, jarriman ' wieeee, Gusstine, (were Bale Ses Se terns Sountal whe ist Spons, your Hower oan | wanker tee etl e Cie eaeate te Pests Kebr Amesitan Gale, Chase, Besta 8 W Lewis & Go vba funn barr Orie Fm Maphes Haron Nvorty | well understand why he sbould make such a as | bad paid all, except the $204,000 reported. ayy Lyte pe4 200. ‘to. 3 J ‘be te Mre. Crane's coumsel, relecied to take care | This was my great and only error, It may have been ow Wa Prower, tts hee in ‘AM—3id steamship America, Li+ ‘of her interests. said he coeld show letters from the | wrong. 1 found !t imposible to obtain the amount from Bloop Columbus Johnaon, New Giaveo a 8 Johnson. wees father against the son, and from the son in favor of the | him, and it wae then manifestly proper that [ should resiga Steamer Jackson, Baker, Baltimore. JARSEILLES, June 1—Are brig Mane, Nelson, Charlesten, mother in-law. He Knows these letters cannot be intro. | and invoke a leg! examination. lis result will #000 be Seamer Vulcan, Morrison, Philadelphia. Beavis Neca Eaviog pra beck tela cee Bennet, ep duced as testimony; but I wisk they could be, for hold | known, and by it I must abide . Mavagvns, June 11 port bark De, he Hew ip my band atewer from the mother of this woman, who | No one has ever suffered by me nor shal! they Tespectable of the oraft in this | pomsniy 2c, with mane and | Haven lig ” states that this woman’s character iv such as it has been Trely upon a full acquittal from pecuniary hability to city declare that it is utterly impossible for them to eon- to Ludiam & Pleasanta. aia at 8:90 AM. off Fen: Fr Jaco, Jone 2—In port bark Routherner, Havwer, trom stared to be; that she cannot be believed; tuat she | the State and for ‘et censure. Conseloas of no wrong tinue business and sell at the present rates, in consequonce | wisk’s Iniand, exchanged Svamship Jamestown, | Havana, br ign 8) w, Barkley, from Charieston; tyrant, ‘baa acknowledged that she slept ine certain office, &c. | myself, 1 am not excited nor wil) ! aespond. I will devove of the high prices they are compellet to pay for stock | hence for Norfolk. . ‘M,Corm: ‘Throvghout this case you have sbut out all collateral is- "my iife to extricating myself from this misfortune, 1 They state that it is entirely owing to specu! some of ne pave Tasker. Cheretie, Calecta, Zu $0, and ing ane pH LY ages aK tgper ig ap rh oes os far as porsible, #0 1 do wot suppose your Honor | oonld wish my friends felt uo grealer morufication than whom, in New York and other cities, have airoady failod, | Pend 752, wrth seed. #e, 10 Power & Wekereon,, May 25, | | TainiDsd, z will try this marriage soit between Mr. and Mrs, Crane. | myself. tolely on account of the false priaciple upou which they with dark letiens, ihe Geet of | “Yanwovrn, N®, Suse 14—Arr trig Daniel Shatinck, Flint, ‘We would be very wilitng to have the case opened w shal! not leave home and coun! As I have spent have been operating No matter what mav be the cause name: June 12 iat 36, | NYork ‘ its merits Facts have been conveyed to us in re, to | the days of my chilcbood, and the years of my manhoot of the high price of beef, the public will doubtless be grati- 9 days from Bermuds for Mome Ports. Weve Herkimer witnesses that we should like to lay before | in your midet, I enall remain here, and here, where re fied wo bear that the butchers, feeling themselyea much . 19—Arr schra dearsville, Boston: t thir court. So if Gee case is opened in regard to Mrs. @ the ashes of kindred and friends, eball my body be aggrieved, will soon a: measures calculated to reduce pone! Cr ot be Laurel. Doug: ‘ ‘Drane we claim (Mat it abould be opened in regard to the Destes. ‘With the generous citizens of county, whowe the commodit, to its real value. = 8. Cid 4 albion, Tucker, St Jono, ‘ merits of the case. friendship I esteem and where | have beeu so long known, In the meantime the craft of Baltimore are making ar. POSTON, Jone 2)—Arr shfp ADSY Blanchard, 1 ' Mr Edwarde—This case was closed not while our wit- | the storm of slander wil! not ara. | Fapgements, in order tw give their visiting brethren a most Matanzas, ‘Cid, steamers Wm Jebkins, Ha lett Pettey || Derses were ot while theirs were. The — I glory ip the history =z county, and Man od Pres 1 j cordial reception. ¥beom, Mapes, Ree york tarks Verme 1 Mareden, St 7x witnesses althoagh they said have shared the contidence of ite people. That confidence - 0, to load tor Bali, Vic orine suikiey. Mubile, snty cooupy haif an bour im the morning of the ed > | will newer be abused. Not an enterprise has character Supreme Court—General Term. ai do: Antes, Merrmoan, Port and; we bad to bring the firet witnesses on the stand, amd they | jved its progress for the past thirteen years but what has Before Hon. Judges Mitchell, Roosevelt and Peabody. tx : Sy had the lant. received the aid of my energies and purse. Relieved from | Jowm 28.—-Decisione.—2a the matter of the First Mothe 6, and Gibratar 19h, | Payor ‘Hal more | Diiscin Wenn | fadaan Bae Mr Wm. W. Peok, counsel for Mrs. Crane, began @ | the cares of an office #0 unforiupate to me,I hall retaro it with lead. wine, dc, to E Goodwin & Wat 98.10, | Peter Mowell, Snail, Raltimore; Nile, Li New York jong Argument wo ow why tre case sould be | to abide with you—to stare your bospitalities and clatm 2 | distchurch.—The order confirming the award aifirmod, | Jon 86 1 carried Away the foramast saved most of the salle | Sosan, Coring, do; Jnal Weusii Hodges, do, Com Koaray, opened so as to allow teatimony tw be in- | your continued confidence, {shan in a few weeks launch With costa, by Tt ed ‘and topeall yard, 10 a8 tooarry | Brown vo bi wroduced im regard to the character of it my craft upon the legal deep, and call upon those ia trou anal ore eat 0 eae F, Curtis,-Jadgmont of Born d sbkes, aria ‘Clentas 34 inet, with oi wily Sor Are chip vou ipl No wburppet Bony, Law that ebe was an ineoluotary witoows, and | ble to seok my ald, which will be at their command, irmedt, with coats, forts ean 09 . Z . mall, Rem: dios, Anseds, Gonmba, Hers i Jane 16, 1867 W. HOGIBS IN, PB AL Julien.—Judgment for on Many © er, Pickett, Havana, 10 days, with sugar, wa , a aee, Cone i saat \A 5 jndelphia. At Quarantioe. abip Mary O'Brien Veaper, Liver : ’ Tre Taoxpre Sronm Dy ¥ AsMINOTON. —A thun- | arte ane Sait, Tine X. Messen, be—Judg | fee RL Derwe it Reson) Freed Peterman, 044 tay a Ee ay a ‘ jer storm from the westwar roke upon ls city yes 4 4 ‘ a. se ~- 7 4 The Court stopped the argoment of the counsel, and spoke | terday afternoon, at about ® quarter of stares orclock, Pye a Le e., v8. Fernando Wood, | ist 3 lon %6 10, ‘Monte Criatn from bene ree brags, Bid Sahu day. wind light pel aie Com ie ' aa follows:— which wiil be remembered for long years by all who wit ee irmed, with costs. ‘winds. Ragie: brie FR Uiehborn = 8 wind ## 1} ‘Whee this matter was fret laid before me Thad no idea | Were it. A cload, black and portemtous, hat gathered la | ecg Seriker ve Jobe H. Striker.—Order of Hirlg Sarah (of Arar, & Whee, Vermont, R Fost, I Webeler: dom, 0 Biwihons ' that it would be made the subject of a formal motian. | the west over the Virginia bills, im which frequeat and jerm affirmed, with costs. DEigAe And molaaees, to R Fuck A Ge Jane id iat M | beige Ameria, Meter. Ching irene, Tanger, Peaton, | ‘@y path! zing romewhat a = lady bey meade ps od fierce streake of lightning, followed by sharp rattling aa aan ve. VanfRyker.—Order for new trial, with Rima ‘Fr apae Nr cone ase 4g | meepe ‘sehr Eliot; and from Nantasket Rosde ship Mora. ’ tion, I ouggested that the other tide be infor) tbe displayed themselves. The cload, as it advanced it conte . field, for Jamaica. all well" i : asin, sup ag the matter would be consented to. t | and cad er the city, at Driet intotvals exbinited m3 BS oe ot ear Ra oy solitle Acadian (SP, Lockhart, Windsor, NB, 9 days, with pins Fornad TGR Jane 20.0 21--Aee sabre Dt. Mares, Roeria, , had not hient ere would any discussion | ric flashes, followed in a second or two by peals | Richmond . i . Conant le re- , wo master Alt Id at “ z i * er opposition. Ido notsee ct this moment why itehoutd | there came a brisk refreshing bree | Rochidea fcinded, and Mrs. Durton is appointed the guardian of tho | (lire Down (te), Hogna, #ydney, CB, 10 days, with cost, 10 | ee aah ‘ork Point, ‘frees 8 Det be consented to. It is the case ofa ness who ls at 0 went, ch bi for about ten minutes, 4 eapie & Dean aryl sod (deem), Hel . " t tacked without the slightest notice or opportunity fer de- | towards the last with a very slight eprim’.ling of rain, aud 055 | _ The Peoplefex rel. Lang vs. Joseph &. Ebling; The same |) lirie Acniine Sprague a nomee), Sealth, Jacksonville, 6 ter, Por'land, Laconia, ssearse, " \ fending herself. If thie was ao application op the part | bere and there a hail atone, which Iasiod ouly two or three ve: The eame.—Judgment on the mandamus opened and scbrig"m Ham, Baker, Jnchsonville, 8 days, with yellow | fia, Ticesiom, Iwiin tellin, Mevast eet Meekvon cia es of the parties to the case I should not hesitate a moment | minutes. This was succeeded by a forious blast, the writ quashed. vee 5 Onden. thre New York Fitvens, Wast Indien to refuse it. Every opportunity has been | bringing o visitation of rain and bail, or ra Paward P, Cowles, Receiver, &c., ve. Joseph Potter.— Forest, for Boston, rh ; ‘hed during the case to produce n {the teetimony yon want | ther’ ef spborioal lumps of foo, many of which a> Jadgment for plathuilt aftirmed with conta. Ing Rumanoe, cherman, a" for Boston. uma, Pen vy, Ath od to. 1 do not think that any one has a right to compiain | proached an inca in diameter, and some nearly double eae re’. Koundatone vs. Henshaw.—Order of Bred tern, Poe B pea, egenen Were, Grey, Ureviaae ‘bat you heve pot hed more than time euilicieat for Unat size, altogether unparalleled in our experience For stioe . a ‘Over, Oar . ie % a P case. So far an the ars concerned, I don't thine | several tinuem not only frat and other trees, Dut the Torabun V. Main ve. John N. Besch.—Jadgment for | . fet edge hOGgS SES Capen te ron meen: A Comme, Urine weer, Por land plain affirmed wiih costs, The Mercaptle Insurance Company vs. Madison M. Caleb, —Judgment for defendant aiirmed with cosa. Chas. E Whitehead vs. Alex. MoCotier.—New trial granted, without costs of 1 Faward Beck, &e , va. Jacob Ryback, &.—Judgment | for the piainti‘T alfirmed with costs, cris, Boaton bm J have any claim the opening of this case, but 1 did | very pouses themselves, seemed in danger of destruction, ra, Hofing ‘ feel f for the character of this woman. J would rather that | and when the storm bappily slackened the earth wat | Tompkins you would eXlow the motion, a# 4 matter of good teeliag, | covered with ice pebvies about the average wize of mar. | Ulster han that! should be called upon to decide it; but if you | bles, and leaves and branches of trees,and ehereverthere | Warren don’t allow it, Iam prepared to decide upon it was a fence standing across the r!{rectin of the storm may lt wes thew agreed that four witnesses could be called to | have been seen a row of bail stones perhaps @ couple or Wet’) in regard to the good character of Mra. © | three inches in depth. The drains and se vers were #od- | Weetwhes! Hearse, Hostoa; brigs MB Us 7 mart rt J Miller (Br), Johnson, Eleuthera, 6 daya, with frait, | Congion, PEI, 17 ¢a; Banat i Lowden: vessel to. 0 & DaWoit. 7 | aa: sche 8K Wert, Laury, RYorm; Ibe ° Schr Milo(Br), Mclesscs, Prince Rdward Isiand, 15 days, Staboe, Havana. with oats, to Aribur STUL, Jone 2—ald echr Mystic, Philbrook, Bangor (or Mr Tikden—So far as this case i* concerned. denly full, and poured out their swollen cantente with un | Wyoming Camaring A. Cmover va. Samuel J. Gant, &c.—Judg: | "US sehr George Sieers, Yaosncal. Noriolt, 9 days. Mm. RccordiNg to wim). ere ter whether this witness ie roetained o not— not the ai weuted vigor. The fruit tree withio the range of the | yan ‘ment for the defendants affirmed with costs. er ao reeee, fT go RLESTON. June 18—Arr Br tark Pelion. Rudolf, Li- t srt. We shall not apply for any re-opening of the oa-e. | storm—which we hope was not very wide—tnust have — Hill vs. Hill —The sppeliaat om paying the coste of this | Et Na L eee imine Tiare oid "acta Wotengon Tia" Compete Irate’ Wontas Bane ‘When the case was clored Ieaid I was will ng to let the | been awept of seven eighths of tuelr bardens: it is in Total... 16,009,748 | powwn may submit the case to both parties, their points, if | Rone Marina. ‘Newbern Bday vin Key Wear; sehr Daylight, Chandler, curdenes. "Ait sae care stand as it was, and rest it upon the decision | deed piiable to see the grouhd strowed with the bopos J we pny lL TT time, (0 be ore | Rehr BD Pits, Wooda. Virginia, § days, Horieuse, Barnes, and Harmonie (fr), Vanier, Live a of your Hopor, It is irue this witness had 00 opportunity | of the year. Of course the destruction of gines, where Personal Int moe. j roribed in the order; and if the Court should be of opinion Rebr Pr, ng = Bal = 4 day DANVERS, Jone 15— Arr echra Rod Porver, Hay Phi +o te ree oe Cnet OT ee mCaAy & mal | ever it was expored to the storm, was inevitable; 80 thst | 4 eorremnondeat of 180 ®t tom Pomeeret writing trom | Soeaeg, cree R mas ek ee Te | Ee Seespe ulin, Persian One va Bese WT eee neeets d @ Buscagien, Lo Be ee eT eee Te catuan ico, | there will be a greater consumption of the article withis ® | wrrinegeid, Il., where the Gon. Mephen A. Dougie de. | Pyne’, erwine ln masteuad. and Ro | Sehr Fimirs “Gardiner. Albaty for Providence. RAXTPORT, Jtine 16—Sl4 ships fephen Glover, Malbon portuuiy (0 defend bor character, that thie motion has | week than her probably ever oossrred ia any week be- | jivered his late epecch om the politiaal quectioas. of the | pa nitet, vs. ne Iiinole Central Rattroed Company an Bene Adeiaise, NwRerenn Alnany fw Homm Jenny Lind, Lidiefield, and Charlotte, Aallabary (ail from been made. As the case stands we have no desire for | fore since Washington was a city. Since the foregoing | 4.0 saye-— Mrs, Douglas, the new wife of the Senator, has | oa George 7 cia ae Granted; costs | ken Denmark, Pitman, Port Ewen i River, Stephen, NB). London, ss opening Hy bot we feel It would be ungracions to refuse | wan writin we have discovered that the range of the | bar) whin bim during his stay bere apd has excited quite Paspamaytire the ven 7 4p sty By) toe PeAST GREENWICH, June 20-8id brig James Wallaon, ber ax oppertanity 10 defend herself. Therefore, we shall | storm was happily narrow, the worst of t aupearing 10 | Pn Sin among ine rociety of out quiet cry. the at. | TROUBLE AMONGST THE DOCK MASTERS, fbr Lucy Blake, Rhiaw. Readout fur Boston, ter Fedele. interpose ne ot jactiaw, bat give our full consent that the | have parsed along the ridge om which the Observatory tended tbe meeting Inet nigbt, aod as Ttearn, for the frat | Spencer 8 Benedéct vs Edward Holey —some four weeks Behr Joriah Achorn, Ml: Rondon oa » dune 18—Arr sehr Palos, Frackiin for New caer shal be re opened for that eingie and special purpose. | and the President's house are situated. Whilet Mr. Corco- | {int ‘vesra hor Intge lord maxes speech, ’Mre. Douglas | £0 pom the afd. it of the plaintiff im, this case, setting | Rabe Jvne Ingraham, Merril, it. HOLMES’ HOLE, Jane 19—No arrival. In port at # AM, ‘he Court, sfier inquiring and learning that the Parieh | ran's groen honse suffered but lightly, the President's ie han ieome, bat] dom tthink her beautiful sbe | forth the defindant, who was adock master unter Retr Hon. gaim with tbisk fog, barks Olligence, Ont; brie Ina, WF w waiting to be taken up, sald—I will hear | two green houses were se nearly destroyed that they will bs ' In - tou cennew 0d enter fe ta!) and stately, hes fine, regular features, with a aweet four wiu YI to the @ chi of Mrs. | require to be regiazed all over Mr. Henry Douglas’ * we et Grane, on Toseday the Mib inst, whith ix the day I will | green boure, at the corner of Fifwecuth strect, will oot | *miacle smile, which rendars her quire attractive aod wt man aod widrers. Boi Gow bot anide for the fine! arpumeant of thie case. some hundreds of dollars to repair. We shall not atuempt | So .™m tbe very enmp in ben manmore nan ddrens, Wine The appr mion in regard t the California commission | to parvcuiarize damages dove to w ows of private dwel. ra wil) be decided on the 80th, before the argument com- hase they are legion. So Gerce was the storm that some cease per ebaon be washed to evtein thd Toop feo people began te belteve that the comet had come mt last | Foci. oom, that ahe exercises Considerable influence ov TheCourt belt that as the evidewoe from California b.— Intelligencer, June 22. { woul! beabiety «letter, H would not affect the ergament |W’ Neh —/nailoente the liitie giant; that she bas induced bim to quit drinki Bucknam, Magen, aod Pathan, sebre Bary Ave, Harriet, Aw Bern, Natey Willa, Lacy i suarp, Veo A Tikin, amalte G 3 mes, Jobo Beatty, Geor, jem, Jalen (i reg Peek Ls pons me Mark. , Julm (Mr), acke!, Neotuve, Sem Bastern Belle, Joseph Baker, and Baher Kita the Woodlands, was not the ae JACKSONVILLE, Jane rrachr Adar one ‘but the Kntexerbocker from Liverpool. She has rn : ‘ rances, Coombe, reporte ae deaetre 7 Ba b, rigs Avoodate Tix, N¥ork, and Eastern BELOW, orc rig ide Rogers, Taylor, rn that on Jer ber management he now dresses well, goes to Witates Pes ‘and <8 oll, Caeagh 1 might the decte Great Storm tn Mimnesots. 5 ixpr, | church, actually wears kid gloves, and bas set up « coax kT Crehing. from Onrtenaa 0: 13h b ie Marah Woomter, More, Meares ' Buoonme Moupen oF 4 Coxerance—Lawines | Our town was visited by a tremendous storm o Friday | im personel abpentaate Meee saree atm ooking 10 well, RS femme incoln, | : hea J P Jol ; wwe ix me Qoanem CTY —etwoos # and Po'clock om | latt which continued with unabated violence ull this | Pies! friends decare fey Dever sem Tee Malin so me Geo Bierre) ae Wind, Reed’ Nas Hens tire Manba Ball, Aetirday aight fa Oarberry's cox! runsiog aouth from | morning To say that the windows of heaven wore | 1l/T Ue Poa tein oldu tuner ever 10, be brought Wind during the day trom 8 10 BW; 9PM, W, and very treah’ | Siirer, 'NVerk; loth, ‘Franklin, Del, Moe oa ase aati ‘ime sweet, below Fifth, « ight ocurred, which | ODeued would feedly « <prem the inundation yf the coun- by her to « political repentance. It would take more than ! Gonsiabie Haward Muldoon, of | try. The whole establishment was torned inside out, whieh he endeavored to quell. ‘His | The team flouring mill on Spring Creek, owned by Messrs. Wars, Portland; (1th, Union Warn, Hay WYork; 12th, Ruann Bray, ivaylor, Wos'on: 190s, Joo T Willan, Vara, plantation of negroes to parchase him absolution. NYork, 15th, Amvtis, Foster, Portland g 2 2 i Hy Pet Ivania, Hon. N. Sanders ; LOBRE, J entrance, bowever, peomed to be the sivonl of a general | Sleerne A Hobart, is entirely gone—the walls washe! bg th peg York, ps worth, pier Boston. ope meer barks ore nea dondy, A ee War Are coke, Grae, Huehings, NYork. Sid attack upon bim, and he was roughly handled. He eno. | away aod $10,000 carried off ‘na flood of rain water. A | and Col. Jobne 7, sald der, Philadel Lay Td Sone le. hr Ni Rondont (and ceeded in making the arrest of a man named Stanmeyer, | barn on the bank, near the mill, floated down the stream | Kansas, on the 13th inst. station 4 yder, Tplledelpbie: brigs Moore, Remedios; jg gels sare echr Nianue, Barber, comecroet (a the quarrel, when another, wemed James | with a valuable horse, On the flats just above, a dwelling Mr. Bres!in, late State Treasurer of Cue, reached his Master HOLMES’ HOLE, June 2—Avr brig Katahdin, Amoab MOMILE, done 1b—Are by Plomas, Clark, Richmond, Cid) j Thamond, whe had been quarrelling with Sianmeyer, | house belonging to a Swede was carried away bodily. | home in Golumbur, from Nebraska, on the 16th inst., and at said | g.uarnah for St sokn. MA. ary, | sehr Queen of the South, Nef, N York. came op and ay wok 68 is thoaght the P< yl been a from ph fae = bye} W. H. Gibeon, the State Treasurer, is aleo in Uolum- naoon AT ORPOLR, June 19srrechr Bideey © Janes, Beaman, plows were Imeaded for Stanmeyer, saw him coming tt in uy y are ail drowned. creek bat | bus. ’ aud sepped ande, At the ‘time Iamond was | risen Aficen frot, and all the bridges on that and Hay | 2 a eao Reprbtican of the 17th ‘nat.,ataten Post the h~4 FEW BAYEN, June 2) « S1—Are, brie Balnhow, Weleon, observed w have a kaife ia bis band. As soon | creck have gone down the Mississippi. What's the end | 1.20 004 Mered the appointment of Ohief Jastice of rol Bee: Fhiladeiphin. “3 - as tke blows wore given, Malioon exclaimed that | © these disamters no one Ir yet able to nay. Proporty hax | President had benteres he Bbietnitions it York, RRWPORT, June 18 Are achen Minerry, ler, Nerfolie he was stabbed, and fol to the pavement. He tc destroyed in this vicinity to the extent of many : pease inde Manette station for Bash, Dou pain for Bows, (was then picked up and taken to the drug more wt Third | Wousands of dollars, and the storm must have extended , oe 1867 The followiug ina state- whe- NR Ay a Lg Be for _ Ry | end Cetbarwe mrecta, where Dr. Heritage was called | OVEr & great range of country. Cuxat TOLLs FoR a a jug isa remained tp port 0th) sage ‘apn, aed dressed’ the wound in the abdomen: | _ In addition to the above, we take the following from the | ment of tolls received on P ie Ge eee PEW REGFORD, Sone 18—Are sohes Florida, Preitheam, dike caly one then known to have boon intioted,) after St. Paul Pimes of tne 16th the second week in Jane; and 1@ total amovat re- 4 Darien, Gn; 3h ‘Rarah oa iadelphia, LN Godtrey whieh be wae taken to the hospital. [iamond was soon ‘The storm 0! Sunday night and yesterday morning did ter, | cetved from the opening Of pavigation up to June 16, in ‘York; Boston, Sellew, i Froonepet Sid Sut pare, Rarenette Rilia, Da* nfier wards arrested, but Bo weapon was found oa him. | Mble execution—undermining houses, ‘ing huge chasms | the years specified below: — beim, Roston ‘Brig Apm | rien; Raw footen., , Ys Packer, Oro- ‘The woneded continued to sink from the first, and it { in the roads, and washing the face of natare ina very Second week in an ovidenh Whee No Gas recclved law the hoepite: that | fommary manner. We rose in the morning at the arual A rane brea tt be erEChRRN fo Ween se riage \ying of internal bemer| He died t four | beur, made our toilet, and took a stroll down town to “ get! ’ 7 : orcloch sasap morning. Sree Delavan semmmed | * D116’ 10 eat; What WAS Our agreeable astonishment tofnd wane mage arora int, Pia Beall, 0. \jory yesterday, aod {0 a0 javertigation of the | the chair in which we pat at ir Peat, tubmorget, aad the 90,242 Any a Wien Smith, ‘a #0 at Southwark fall A post mortem ersmioauon of | Water standing two and « baif fect deep under our break. 67,329 sobr A ae fainney! the body of Muldoon waa made by Dir. Humphreys, one of | fast table, Under the circumstances we thought wo 7 June 18—Arr Hannah Walsh, Jordan, ‘dent phyrioiaga of the Penosyivana Roepital, To | woulde’t indulge. 90,303 ‘ebster, and Anna Deoatur, xtaree rgtederale Tate, pte Work ent, tes ta to lewedipers the abdomen, 108,378 , #08 news columns, Kt ‘ ane marr Pawt York, the othe, im the back; the dret of which penetrated wo A Carmouic ery werx Ur.—At Oold- SS rporved destroy Ry fe at one, ome une 17—Arr echr Golden Rule, pbs ) wihes, the other to three inches. Roth | water. Mi on #unday morning Fr, bul ym! Ab the mame kein of katte, \ong and par Seretoch, extee ‘sovenere! placed two or three Keer of #6308 in this ality A BARpoR. June 18-814 schr Marcella, Gil vib, the patient dy ‘Bg of internal hemorrhage. Et mine Of ruins, The explosion ard Mo\oem was 94 years %d, Was unmarried, and re jed with hie widewed mothe” ia L2banon street. — Phila Vague Ledger, June Ti. e wdc rod house and fi ‘ as " Y row \ the bed. The se in the abdomen produced the = under the Catholie meeting red it, Nini ot thio pede, then far, 10 it receipes of inst year, for the same period, of $76,546. and in comparivon with the tole of 1847, amounting to $670,862,—albany éryus, Jung 20, . NYor Montevideo for Hampton cach? Ouly Daogtver, Rogers, Work of om oe , NO, dune. Tare Albert SEAT | aes ees