The New York Herald Newspaper, July 12, 1866, Page 2

3 . 5 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL... | 12k Commerss. 10956, 25 Chic & MW pref SON THE EXCISEXLAY. » ! | Bet ete IAS 100 Canton Company 64 3000 : r x Paes spe papers, aa teiete Two Cases of Reported 209 C1 ) ef ‘ do. : 63'¢ Weosrepay, July 116 P.M, | 29) Comb Cou) Fret 4045 600 ye Coi,Cin BR 116% Argument in the Supreme Court, Kings 6 The passage of the Tariff bill in the Bouse of Repre- | 5,9 Wost'n Union Tel 64 100 Clev & Tol BK. 110; sen ag = jon a . 65 1300 dO ..e0e4-. ML Co: its Constitutionalte, JERSEY seafatien A an rd ie eobed at We Beoaie | 300 Quickalve "§ iii 't | The Reported Revolt at Puerto Before Judges Glibert and Lott, ay EWS. 200 York and two in Brooklyn—Condition of those at Quarantine, Xe. 7 The Ballotio of the Board of Health yesterday source of general surprise, and the action of tho Senate rie > Thore was quite. s crowd In: ‘at the Special = , “ tupon ft isawaitod with interest, It has been telegraphed | 25) staripose ig 11% = Principe. ‘Term of the Supreme Court Wales 6 listen to an | 4 Woman Dies mr pay og dla Catharine Fite- ba snskegt4 pa a at Jokieed rwestt-roun from Washington this afternoon that there is a proba- 300 M os oi . * 208 tot Woe Win id argument upon the constitutionality of the Excise law. | ginpop, who was arrested late on Tuesday afternoon, 08 HOURS BNDING AT TWO O'CLOCK PF. M. bility of the iatier body postponing its consideration b+ * wd 4 300 a "804 — The particular case was that of Mr. J. i, Kewshum, pro- | t19 complaint of her hus with Been iee Vaan or cat reciting ai No" O08 ese chaeany ce » until the next session of Congress, but this ia unlikely. | i. prauns City LCo. 93 55 Del, 1 RR 145 prictor of the Montauls Hotel, No. 12 Fulton street, who, i oo aka i " ‘ Pils, PEW&Uhio 98 r Ning, was in the The House having passed it by a vote of winsty-four | 109 Aviantig 8B 60 Ri, 500 ites, FN &vhio % | Reticence of the Government | ' ™ill be remembered, had & dimoulty’ with Bia Fa a tym aed ay that her g to fifty-three it is fair to infer that the other so RR. [5 300 a0.. 985 Jagods, of the Forty-second precinct, Ps ta Te branch of Congress will adopt it although by | Sino anhe""""" 635 200 Alt ker 0435 Concerning it, Mr. K>tchum broaght » suit againat the Captain, oleim- re grb Iety-ate yesseer sath Willen Og ab mine o'clock, Mik Powderly, a smallor majority,.in which caso it will be the duty of | $00 do. + 2, #8 Che & Alton BE 10/5 Ing $10,000 damages for falsely arresting him, Tho sult | snd youlded at the corner of Norin Fours and mio | living gu. ried cholort. the President to veto it, and give his reasons for so doing | 00, 40 : ia 100 Mil&e'SePoul pret 70 is sUN pond ng. The present Case originated in the second | reels. | The a taht tk in his veto message, He can in that administeraseath- | g09 do. 16 65 do........ OD arrest of Koichum for selling liquor without license, | SM0GcuNa CiaAne—Ofcer Ryan arrested 9 man} A: M, Bho wan then 8 coll oe eo ing rebuke to tho present party Congress and dissect the | 600 do.......+. 76% STM &SPauRR 66 | THEY TREAT IT LIGHTLY. | so was taken dotoro Justice Comwell for examination, Seymour yesterday charged with | "No business of importance was transacted yesterday, financial mismaxagement of the country since the com- Bay snconn, szasion—l F. ee Dut ex-Judge H. W. Moore obtained a writ of habeas | Selling clgary without. conse Howes brought before | and te raahority of the ollcers were absent on an x: v1 20000 17S 6's, “St. vi 8] a in’. Assistant Assessor veut wi ues | to | cursion ‘State Emigrant Hospit "s Island- moancement of tho late war, in a manner which will § ee a 65-20 c,'05 105 100 Coil Coal bio Bs were Ir. corpus from Judge Gilbert, directing the prisoner to be | tho government all tho stock of the contraband’ Hole in ASKS IN BROOKLYN. elicit @ response from the entire nation, Tue people Fae 10516 400 Erie RR. broucht before him, and cause shown for his detention. | tho culprit’s possession, He was then dismissed with oi ‘Superintendent's office who paid five hundred and fifty millions of revenue to vu , 10-406 98. 100 ae yb corner sig fencing cen reed ‘No name or number is given 18 THD CooLin TRADB. Pasty van a. of @ caution, | the government for the fiscal year just ended, or, re Os eee IE mean vaucee, ‘who was also arrested for sltng acer wot ‘A Mormm Soxs vor Hex Losr Cary.—Captain Fits- ducing that portion of it received for customs duties | o)o'<45 Roading RR. 107% 600 MichS®Niud RR’ 82 hoense, snd hath coats sore Seueee agen gerald, in charge of @ boat on the Morris Canal,.was 200° do, 5 to Gietinck wriig.| ShArsed befdFe Justlce Bedford, by Mrs. Wagoner, with » {apo SSPE, 985M OM Fo cned {Cat Coal pet tty 100 IM Contrat HEALTH OF HAVANA—MARKETS gftinee ciety mbot Which was lesuod by Justice | default in contract, whereby he ‘engaged to pay com. ‘son's which six hundred and twenty millions, will not submit indea- | {70 Fim Goal POE, 409 Chic . 963 1400 Clev & Pilts nitely to. like oppressive burden. The paper money | 199 hic, B&Q RR. 124 1000 Chic & NWRR 34% &e. &. ko. Gilbert aud the other by Jodge Lott, the former in the ive dollars a month for The {nfation which enabled the people to pay this enormous | 100 Quicksilver Ain’ 900 Chis & N W pref 63% Fomyes apg, and tho pang ‘case 0° Devasces, oe iat moreover dapened: ooteiag found sum with case constitutes an exceptional feature, which | 100 do... 5236 it, the arrests alte ‘ont or tt, Goce bortt ee b. ia that, the boy, ao liking the. alt 1 . . ox cholera cannot be rolicd upon to produce a like rosult, with deg, THIND SRBSION—2:30 P. M. The steamship’ Columbia, Captain Barton, from | wore matters that caused a groat deal of publiccomment, | Work, abscond'd from bix empleyer, it was proved Thoy.are absolutely ip a jubilant state, and. to all a ‘ bay $40000 US 6s,5-20c'65 105 300 sha Erie Railway 153¢ | Havana on the 7th inst., arrived at this port yeste: , | and, to some extent, of pub to exciti . It been that be was afterwards alive. The case was, | + oa a equal facility, im the future, and the tendency of the | Tiigg 105% 100 do......810 743g h port yesterday. | togmed advisable Dy pone persons pap a in tire fore, dismissed. _ ance show as much vitality as thoso of the well one's oh popular mind is decidedly in favor of x critical examina- | “F009 U S 200 Hudacniiver ER 143g | OWF thanks are duo to the purser for the early'delivery | trim in this ey ee ne board tho Saratoga. ‘The sick and the well have behaved > with forbearance, and look opon the bard- Wines Toon) Tearteduess and selfishness of a few with becoming com- 10 98: tion of the fiscal policy of the government anda reduc- | 2000 Tr 7 4-10N 2d 103% 800 Reading RR..... 107% | of our dospatehes. the questions involved in this law by sume jus- | * would have | Exoursiexs ayp Provrcs.—The teachers and pupils of | passion, It Js the opinion of tho health offers that thoy tion of taxation. The financial question will be the ab-.| 9000 Ir 7 J-1QNGds 103% 400 Mich,<&N In RR #13 tice, or by some court whose decisions 000 No Car NB... ene . y thority—somet ville Sabb: attac! ‘resvyte. ught ‘wae! sorbing one at the next Congressional elections, and the i cod fae me $00 1 Central Rie.” ine Our Havana Correspondence. ped pariah ie Cdeitene eit, AS aye ‘bo the York ath school attaghod to tho Pi - | baK GR bray CEs Be sieedaring DORE WSS. sontiment of the people with regard thereto Is not to be | 10909 Ohio Miss cert 279 1000 Coy & Pitts Rit, 853g Havana, July 7, 1866. public officers whose duty it was to enforce tho law, | tau church at Kighty-sixth street mado their annual ox- | \ 10000 O & M prefe.. 78 Ew pete seous OOM THE REPORTED REVOLT AT PUERTO PRINCIPE, might be governcd and guided. And !t was with a view | cursion estat to Fort Lee, where they spenta very BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE. 300 do... 800 ChI& NWRR.. 3436 of geiting that decision that his clients bad retained him | ptoasan! boat St han jade a tri Sa aa, ‘~g4og | MY previous letter contained all the rumors which | [5 vue this matier Iu ther benalt. Within the last fow | faine another crowd cr pevenilog to the. same piace, 200 do 844g | were prevalont’at the time in regard to a revolt supposed | days this law has been disoussed with great ability before maersog? City. - The Lafayette Cottage Park was the AprreneNsion oF AN AtLrorp River Tmey.—Androw a0 chi =e W pref... ae to have occurred in Puerto Principe, They were civea ever ; et ty hom pr Fhe Aang ol tp Fogne of much pleasure aud enjoyment throughout the | MoB-ide, aged twenty-six years, who, it 15 allozed, to- Neste ses 5 a i ¢ the 1 ire ps - ~ 1 clov Atal Tk, 10” | 88 they wore obtained, from all castes and classes, with } {Ke Me OT. im on the subject. ont ne wend ee te - lar lags the outire party took thelr de- | Coier with three others, named James, Hill, Cha.les SOOCKRIRR..... 9644 | Out any oxageoration whatever on the part of your cor- | foroland that the points he Intended wore those which Paimr and Joba Williams, broke into a lighter lying at misiaken, Rotreuchment or rcpadiation will then be the watchword of the hour, But even supposing the Intirnai Revenue bill, which lias already passed both houses of Congress, and tho new tariff to yield 4 much tint than the gross revenue of last year, they can only do so by imposiug enormous burdens upon th 99 %, bie nocossity, The r » | 50 75% 600 Pit, FEWKORR. 9314 | respondent, It is my duty now to inform you what the | were mado by Mr. — Mrady in the ease before The Turf. people, for which there is no necessity, The reven e | J ‘po! y Ly you what i Keon eo Turf. the Empiro Stores, on the bight of the 10th of February under the old laws is more than amploto sup;ly tho | j tS iho government says about it, and if Thave not done ao be. | Recontor Hackort Tho poy he a a a FASUION COURSE, Ls 1.—TROTTING. Inst, and stole therefrom about $800 worth of coffee, was wants of tuo government, aud fur in excess of Ul « } COMMERCIAL REPORT, fore it ia their fault aad not mine. To say the least, tt | the aot was invald forwant of a proper title: nut boing | 4 rotting mateh.for $1,000, mile heats, came off yes | arrested by officer Sullivan, of the Forty-second prociuct, Treas: A eaep gaye ‘ stl fa Wepxvspay, July U—6 P, M. shows great weakness on tho part of the authorities to | in accordan:e with section 16 0° articlethird of tuo | tetday afternoon, at the Fashion Course, between two about four o'clock yestorday morn ng. The other pariies reasary: catlmates, and this suggests a rectuction instead | fo peceinig 28 bbls, .woro dul. and. pi sp | consutution, which provides that no total biil shall cm. hor belong! Staten Island and the | Were caught at the time of ‘the robvery, but the prisoner of an inereaso of taxation, Yet itis proposed by the pre= | pop Ravel es ’ Prices were | haye taken unnecessary alarm ata circumstances Wh'ch | trace more than one subject, and that it aball bo ex. [Pins Norse One Belonging 40 Staten Tsiand and the | iad good bis © ‘and has eluded ihe vietiance of sent infamous Congress to farther spur that willing bors : they oxplain away with spparont complacency and ease; | pr sed in the tite, This bill embraces a variety of s:b- other to Williamsburg, Long Island, the latter winning in | tie authoriies uni! yesterday morning, when he wasp the public, to carry burdens which will yiold perhaps « 6,900 bbls. Nour, 816.do. and | thoy certaluly coaid dono worso than make big. mys- | Jects. It not ouly Brotended to regulate tho saly of tn- | # short! rubber. The wluner, Cremorne,as a bay stallion | torostied Ao SP aeiepar meager abort chase, ‘ ° . saa PRR | 109 . a 500 do, vox, oxicaing drinks, it blished offences and pimn- x r arrested, bundred and fifty millions er more of revenue, (i pushes cons, qnd 14600 tory of it themselves, I spoke with men high in military | sce them by fines, ard-regitiated tho appropriation of of the Kauuck porsuasion, wiih all the cbarageristics | “1 Recmvar as BAD a8 THe TauwF.—Smith Mott, aged State nad Western flour ecnti ; 1a the { i ; and peoutiar forma:ion of that race of hurses, the heaviost position, and none could’ say anything about it, revenue obtained. under ihe act. Thoir Honors we ’ e . bat that they Bat roceived peremptory orders to | World thus eo that the mero” revulation of tho | haif of whbm is i front of their girtha, Ho, never. | thirty-one years, was Drought to the sistion noaae: by: for all grades favored > pur hooors free ihe Daptai f the Forty-eighth precinct, on the at our rovised quotations annoxed. | march ata moment's notice, Tho ‘ollowing is a trafic was | moe the only, Gublect provided for | thelegs, bad more bottom and speed. than his opponienh Complaint of man ‘named Benard McNuhe>, who jono? it may be well asked, and an angry nation invy | woll rise up against {ts legislators when such abuses of power aro committed, The President will bo only ¢ e , his duty if he vetoes the internal revenue bill as weil as scarcely 80 firm and in moderate de- | translation of an “oflcio” dated the 8d inst, which did | tho meaning of tho constitution, Tho title o the act } Lsdy.+ tevkems, aecomingiy woll-bred mare, and wou the | guaiged him with having purchased a wagon for $85, the new tarilf, leavmg the taxes as they are now, | Jea of 400 bbls, Canada flour ruled quict | not appear in theofficial orvan till the 4th, ‘This paper | Was incorrcet, becanse the whol of the Merronolitan,| Taco witli the greatest ear, He was tho favorito pre- | know.ng tho same to bo stolen prop:riy. sf wh oe : : ere @ shade lowers 5 Pollco District was not inekided in the bill, the county of | vious to the.start w: one hundred to fifly; but the odds | ‘Taw Patent Sare GaMm AcaiN.—At x certain hotel in 300 bbis. Of rye | js veldom-distributed till midday, and as it seldom’ con- “ : orepor, but the market was firms | tatne a leevling article or any news, bging Liuited to | Wes tahoe thecgto md that hauorsare’ propery op | Were sald to bo mory ou the driverthan on the horse, | West stfect, New Xork, a young Cxuadiau named Bea- sales 125 bbls, Western at $489 | Cocsnment orders, &¢.. and the dispositions of civil | matter in whoso hands they might be,-that thoy are ormer's adm rerstemarkins that if tho oid | jamin Harris has been stopping for the past fow cays, $6 10 a $7 tribunals, it has a very meagre nuinber of subscribers. | 80 Tecoguiaed by the law of the State and by tho | Field Murshal, ag he is called, came on the track behind | awaiting the departure of the steamer for Calfocn.a 7B ny ce a © er os a on ob | The “oileio”? runs thus decisions of | the courts, and especally by th® | ay ax he would back him w wines The trot wentgsf plea- | On Tuesday morning a well dressed mon, with fairwd- + 8 60a 10 00 | | In connection with the refotcings which are annually cele- dectmane ie Marea Yy Ypres here santly, and although the Lares were not o theA No. 1 | dregs, accosied the (nnadian, and in the c +8 70 10 05 | Yescirday, at soven in the evening. it was thoazht thir the | the decision in that cage and all the decisfons that had | OF the Shoe San epee fornia, A waik was proposed anda yis't to Brookiva, increase of which is an ontrage upon the people at larg. Tho etock market has been strong and active to-vuy, with continued excitement in Erie, the transactions in which wore very large, Itissuppoved that t movement ig iv part designed to effect a change in Le management of the company by ousting ils speculet Girector, who is understood to be “slorv of th i 10 10 a 18.75 | pete wrenqui te ‘7 tte 2G : , 5 ; Hirt Heat—Cremotna won the pole, At tho first ate ; hee tattle ‘wequiesced. ‘Tue gentleman! hypothecatod with Lim, although its more obvious Teo arth B pe Jearangui Se ieee ameg 1 anne di turbed: bat the | ever boon made’6n the subje:t, that these liquors were temp they got the Wort; Dit. before they :ot! around io sake ne 0 poet) ae nage a a is of course of a p:rely Wall streol character, [11 80 a 16 £0 | Governot of t,t jurlatiotion were vutielent. to pre Ree oe NC Ra at MkUmeDL That Hee AG Were | tueturn the mate Deoke, wid tie s alllon took the load | tlentetl's Wood, neat Gowanus.” While enjoying the gested by the largely oversold condition of the nu «0:00 a. 10 00 |. Fithontiresorling to aby Cn gi = ETT ine | might regulate the trafic in them, suilk!ie contended it | 204 oat it re og gia in forty sa ig A tor | umbragoous shade a third party h for the #tock. Te conduct of the director referred to +10 25 9 13:75 | RAMS. ie dunce and ocderremuins imnicrables Which, | bad norigit, under pretence of regulating, to proh'bit | ‘athe bad no difitenity in Keoping away from ths mary, ) them, who introduced a brass ball, wht fi at +6608 700 | Wy cruorof the Captsin Genrval. is Inserted ia the Oficiat | it, or to’ destroy, or in ‘away impar. tho | #20 bud « succe-xjou of breaks, losiog xround by each, | was. ‘the model of @ bombshell for throwing Greek in depreciating tts value and Impairing the credit of tho | 1400.8 425 | Gusele for general informa Mehta. of persons “Swniag that “pripertye ia the [wale tuogtall on went on bis way wiy.a lwp, skiorand: | fire Afser aa examination of this wonderful pioco of Toad during the Jast few months is severely anitoad +4 60 a 4 0 MANUEL PORTILLO, Socretary prot-m. | yroperty itesif; and he world ondeavor’ to, chow | Juin? gait and won by four lengins, iw 2:57 i, pockes ordnance by “Kanack” asd lis ‘{riend,”” the eons. 2225 a 22.50 | From private sources wo havo no partioulara of the | that tite act’ impaired and destroy d the 'rghts | ,,% 04 “est —sd. Carpontor was prevuiled on to ke | usual feat was proposed by the cahibivor aud accepted verted upon, and the damsging statements which baye | becn ¢ rowlaied relative to its aflairs are directly contra dicted by the president of the read in a iecost at continiied dull, abit common grades | qyove disturbance, Low said to have boon contued to | of property in those liquor held By parsons the placo of Alox. Paterson bebind the mare, aud her | hy the etrangor, which was fixe firm, while prices for prim parcels were | tie troops alone, The last papsr received {rom tho place pamage ob tho act Inthe LS Place it pevbibieed ste buckera became more snug tue of her winning, partic '- | in. his pocket te found that he had only $50 wih him, 5.000 bnshols nt $2 O5 for No. 1 Chi- | in quesiion says that General Espinar, the uew Iuspector | sale (section 3) Im quantities less than Ave yallons, Ie | MEly after the wturt. wien the Kanuck broke ap twieo Jand asked Mr. Harris to advance hyn ‘the balan ro- or new No. 1 Mirwaukee, $3 for while | Gou ral, bad a review on the 2th ult! of the Reginiento | was difficnlt for bim tosce wha: power the Legislature | At! Save the mare the pole. | he lod a conplo a: Jengils | quired to make up the hundred. Thuis he very wisely letter publisied in a London journal to Mr, for mixed Milwaukee, Corn was in " i to the q arier pole; but breaking on tho backstretch, Find! hat a or mix aukoo, Ci de Lanceros del Rey, and he oxprossed himself highly | bad to proibit-tie sale in quantities less than five gal- é ation 4 | ref aed to de. Finding ail effris to obtain the Evans, the Engiish .dircctor, an reply to in- d Comapd and a trifle firmer at Ste a 86240, for is Fi 0) m was only one dungih aliead at the half. Timo 1:264. ‘acefully from the ‘anadian sere hopeless, Mi satisfied with the fine condition of the troops lons, or what more power they had te prohibit their aalo | Goins gious the Flashing end the maro bogan toet on: mceey bi pe A sea ME tle apart Western, 864c. a 87!4¢. for sound All Havana was ignorant of said ofi-ie until it was re- | in those quantities than to probibit it entirely. Qruantl- iries as to the v1 ‘ : 7 de, and 0c. for yellow Westorn, with gale o° 150,090 | produced in tho other papers of tho 6th, the day acter | tios less than five gallons wore just na much property as | tangles aud breaking up te sulin went tu fen Od | son, and then ran off, ologely pursued Ly their victim se of the rapid dec'ine | in the price of the shares, The reeovery has, however, |'S2hols within thie range Oale werr In limited demand | 2) rH sha er Av came home a winner by two lengius, in 2:62}. "The | {nti one of the rogues picked Up u stowe and threstone been ro great as to have carried tho stock souewhat | and lower at ode. 0 bbc. for new Weslern—the outeide paid dash ar ee cera Ante locality sere tinarde be drovedta, ptr sacle ed follow ng is a summary :— : é po knathe hiabeaan enh with it aa comuheed to fallow above its real value at the present Ume, but opiuions are | RE ce an extreme. Rye was lower, with but title doing. | where the disturbance o curred, the true nature of which | every other, and that it would be attorly unconstitutional fevxesvay, June tL—Matoh $1,000, mile heats, them. them fur-her, t Carver, of the Fiftieth till divided ao to ita future course, tho general beti.c | S226 1000 bushels Westorn ot 9%e, 0 $1. artey aud | some still doubt, aud the importance givon to it by gov- | and irrognlar in every respect to provide that no man Hiram Woodrull entered b. s, Cremorne, in har- precinct, nally joined in the chase, aud after a run of siyg & ste | an K ‘ ped dell and prices were hominally un- | ernment itself, there are hundrods who stil have their | should sell flour in fess quantity than two pounds at a | 4 "a: ocenceet Breet oe 1 nearly two railes succeeded in capturing the rascals, Who boing that tho movement hag not yet culmimuted. | chifiged. doubts aa to the extent o° ft. ‘There are even some that | time, or real-estate in amounts thaa an acroata | A Vat tsou onic paitieota d ae w ro both conveyed to the station house to await exami- Michi Southern, Northwestern and Fort Wayne Crs —Coneidorable inquiry provatted for Rio, but it to bavo been a “pulser” or rus? made by a | time, When they attempted to regulate in this mannor Re aes ni 5 ae nation. The mouey was recovered Tho men gave . os - buyers were reluctant to operate at the pr cesdemunded, | military head, practising tactics for future experience. they destroyed Fight of dispos tion of property Time, 3:57 4—2, their names as George Stephen: and Jon Parker. b were the next strongest of the railway shares, and we have only one rile to report, The South “THR CIVIL GOVERNOR'S C/BR. without which it ts poorly worchloa. “The taw nave | _,S0rrel Daa Lb odie! ite for Friday's purse, notwith- | ar. gharpors, Well known to the polico, and will, it Is ‘At the early session of the open board Erie sold’ at | Anicrica’s cargo, comprising 4,720 bace, was disposed of | senor Mazo, the Gobernador Civil, who appearsto have | not only that a man shall not sell, but that he shail not | S#2tng Suark has beaten Lady Emma two races thia | alleged, got the r deserts this time, tho charge against 14} 075, Michigan Central 1053, Michigan Southern | 02, Seiwa: Lerman Sudlentl os ‘aro favorable for con- | 9 large number of enemies and Bat few fom was not | publicly ke: ete Jess than five gations, Tt makes i porei ae being ald for Te ea ane dae them Tolng highway rovbery. 80%, Rock Inland 96%, Northwestern 30% ama—pre- {'""Clrvos war dal, eminal and’ drooping, aM gradon | Smtlrely denies: 8 appears that after Bo wes serorsly | a a Te ee eted tat he on Re, Folne ons fol yeuorday ate-nooni—Dexiet Seeeytpe rete ene a eaneeny ee Yenne Warnell ferred 6334 u 63. , Yalow middling ralng He alc, lower, and quite un; | omea, however, and It will surely uot bo the Inst voold: | it publicly at all unlers he bed thie. house, 81, General Htutler $65, Toronto Cu ot $36. = | residing with her aunt, in this city, vepires a es At the firat regular board Erie closed 234 higher than | *:ltbie at the Gectine, market closed irrogutar and | ing he gota, Such as the opinion of weil informed ere war another phrase that he should not give away dove of laudoum at the drag store of DB. V. Lingston, at the haif-past two board yesterday, Hudson River MD taion” We quote: to 600 bales, Resoipts, | people, re easton er dlapoto o! any atfong oF spirituous liquors, wines, ale The Alleged Robbery on Board & Calle | qenth sirect, at a late bour on Tuesday evening, and aa . ¥ 2 + ¥ a time we forn! lea: Roading 3, Michigan Southern 334, (leveland and Pitts- Tho Com'sarton of Police are in future to be depond- | Inta effect might have Nad a stock of Tiq’or, uniess, We See ppg ebm Vag te Amenity burg %, Cleveland and ‘Toledo 3, Kock Island %, North- ent upon te municipal magirnios. Th's ts ono 0: the | could find som: one to buy it in quantities Jew than five | ANOTHER SIDE TO THR CARR—A CALIFORNIA GEN- | 5 0 was discovered Inthe act, honeler, Mad moni te <1 good measures which camo out from Spain, torethor | gallons, was compelled to destroy it. “mee he cou ATOR ON THE STAND—THS COMPLAINT DiIB- | budance procul lopes are enteria: western 2};—preferrod, 13, Fort Wayne 1, Ohio r ns, pel y i ald Ne ‘bo assigned for the rash Mi ppl cortificates 3, Quicksilver X, Western Tnicn with tho adoption of the newsy created judges of the | not keep {t, nor give it away, nor d'spose of it, MISSED, WTO. mate Lineihop iw Coast eon 8 Tolegraph 3. Government: wecuritics ‘wero steady and i > OOOLIE TL snon, ay pd tulng mei gy the Leh a He a In tho matter of Mrs, B! anor Willard, of Cali‘ornia, [ste corr hiet nal 4 i t -d : wus no authority for Logisiature, under the e iii = ——— eitivd.” Tih died code peer divectwonttinat (68 ngiie A-moatuerative trade. tas provailed throughout the | constitution, to compel aman to deatroy prop-rty and | Penely atrested on the charge of RRIAGES AND DEATHS. “ qn, ah tue the supp! covlio jaborara, The immigration | absulutely put it out of existence, as this law provides, | sani! doliar logal tender note from Caroline iirakan dur ng MAI us yg es at ~. tl ess ek resp B. pe Mes sae feos Been Mea ben noonan 13 a94 ee lanairs, Tko carry. | Ho contended that the law was invalid for the an the passage fom Aspinwall to this city, on board the were ene le pon five-twentles were ia demand at an tate ae. wise oy a ing trade has almost entirely been conducted by | that it created what might be calied goozraphical crimes, * se , She. Hill, S2%c.; Fountain, 26; % | French shiporners. with tho Cuban companies, | distin: Hons in the maiter of oT-n's, beewarn. dl steamer Santiago de Cubs, un cxamuation was had yes Marrica. : advance of %, jdanies, Sige 5° Red Bank, 160; Marusiey, | who nave thoir —rerldwot agents. in Ghians od portions of, ten tiabninehive inteated to erep Watt terday morniag before Justice Hogan. The complainant K \--Watre.—At St. Paul's clinch, Troy, N. Y., 08 At tho ono o’clock sessions the market was strong and fs Xi Conve, | a icks—A rnoskeag A. @. A., 600.3 | But your dept bas seon some doenmontary | their Hunorg that in ing criminal laws it was not in ae Nell, a& to nadwer 40.6 ion, “by the atta fueei a’, July 19, by Rev. Dr. oe Mr A Boron Bris sold at 70 a $4. At tho half-past two board Hrie | J, 48/c-; P8240 5 Mamition, dc; Peinboriom Ly | nroots winch wey scat from China ta the wontls of | the power 0” ths Logiitnre to. take a d'scrienivation eat Taicd tates cole ra ee, Ys on. ye Bett ger Srodnacder ay by the declined to 7434, closing 13¢ lower than at the first regu- | eag: bos Hapmaies jet Ce i 1, mit legen the Spanish Consal at Hong Kony, | hotween the ci fes of various aud difforont sections of sy easiaebet Pee She: op the pas 3 w P. Bitarn ” 8 ; heaton, 7 44c.; Warren, predict a mater al change Jn those prespocts, Tk | the State. This hi Rov, Juha 8. Tnskip, Wnttam P. Baaruno to Miss Mant lar bourd, New York Central was 36 lower, Michigna | 32i,c. Fromaateg, me Madson, Ji, Ptiipes—York, | appears that by Iulnen’e of the English hy nent the | engaged in a certula are tee ‘the, oxime SSR page E, Deacoy, all of this city, No cards, Bouthirn }4, Cleveland and Toledo 1, Northwestern 2, | 3f',3 Uneuwvilic, 266; American, 2ic.; Albany, 14¢, ‘tof Vokin has became qnite “philanthropic” in its | of addin to. the reveuues of m particnlar por. Sere, 0 ee Anas Jomerox—Pangen.—In Brookiyn, on Tusday, July Fort Wayne 3, Obio aud Mississippi certificates 3, Can. pay 9 onuebec, B5e.; Whittenton, 250. ; Bedford, pout tho'r Babjects cmigriting to 6iher contries; | tion of tho State, amd moreover that a portion | 2% Syduie M. Adams, of California, was called for | 10, atthe Chureh of tho Holy Trinity, by the Rev. Ir. " ‘ Sy Oe Ree Reeeeee Man, Sige : Merten, farthor an hough the French are [of the money so ‘raised was not tu bo applied. ia | tho defonce, and Aspoaod to being a passonger with both | Litigichn, James K. Jomeron, of Indiana, (o Gann N. ton 1, Missouri sixes 3. Reading was 3 higher, | 254c.; Boston, 26¢.; Slaterville, 28%c. Prints—Mor: | Hearly the csclat.c vancers of the coalea, the | the district whenco it sas obtained, the poees a 2 P ng, ©.Ragemmeets Parker, of New York. No cards. Tiinols Contral %, Cleveland and Pittsburg 4, | HMAC’ D, Ble-4 Spragu, i405 Amorican, 20e.; Ale | French Minister ot io unpoviat cv A. hay acqui szed_in | Police Disc t bat was to go £0 the aavlim at Ty neha the complainant aud defendant from San Francisco; the | Wesicru papors please copy. - 3 7 Sarees ;: ey i rench Cousul lad even given ont-a circular, under 2 St ~ vord 7s s ch, rf et, . firm but Coupon five-twentics of 1865 advanced Oe Means ask ge Nis pg mad 5; Yor! had probi ited emigration altogether from Mucao, | jneic al . Tt cont 0 pow — * - P allo yy. No 8. = hg a checks, 321 nkeen checks,’ 36, Jeans—Rich- | whouce nearly ail le vessels com? with eooliea for thie 2 Soa hiaslae Romane eine any eae the power | costona; shoud profane and indecent language to the Gnaw-—Smrsox,—At the residence of the brite’s H, vwouforties %, seven-thirty noves of the second | yycud, S00. ; 1 , 22360. Corwt Jeane—Nanmikeng | igland. ‘Thee trunsportutious tan vuly” bo efected | prices as they themecivea muy choos ter few ck | wit anos Carultt i Wie Sek Terme. op Prentny, Suly 26, by the Rev. wertes 34. Sauteca. ie: Peppereli s83¢6.5 Indian Orchard, 16: | yy fotero fom Contin, and “under ‘the tollow ng | poser was given to cance! Hoeraes and take away cae Gee eraelf so very obnoxious that Mr& | Washington Rodman, Dr. Tue »Doxe A. MoGnaw, of De- At the balf-past three open board Erte rold at 74*/ ibe, Colored Cambrics—Washington, 1c. ; Vi racta. are not to exceed | benofits which m ght be der ved vender them. In other Adams trad» application to the purser of the Santiago de | trott, to Aticr E., youngest daughter of William Stmp- eke, Wetin tic iuh, Delanr Uhre ae i Tortland, 11¢. Thread—Contes' © fuotend of, om hitherto, eight) | wo.ds « proviston was mage by which thir Bxcisa faard Seem ahaa eae eT Hert ANE Coe hen the Le OF Wadena S80 11, a te a . 5 vd ous 5 Dore ‘i r day! 3 0 od te piwibem © nm, Ww ecurdingly 3 “ ct i Lt. —| Inosday, Ji 5 Pittsburg 85, Michigau Southern “(b, 8) 813, Cleveland | Frewune were'quiet and generally unchanged. The | Jy thew, ts tore! satide Gonok ney: er chee Paste wore, to aet einai eters wrtoms com- | nancy Mra, Willard roquested tho stowardess and the | Church of the Re-terection, in Thiriy-fifth strect, by the and Toledo (b. 3) 110, Rock Island 90%, North. | omsvemants Lnelud, Ste tern re toner Lop | fis Ho cout the Autha SqvONNE NOveniny. Me “auld (hire .eie ‘ngs. rower | coe iy qlaon ane Of dee wien ene Ine ties oie hae ical ee Te eee eae Mironmy wortern 86, Canton 62, Cumberland 46. Tue it T-164., und 78 terces to!acco at 17%. 6d, ngs : sre to haeo tho em grants cone | feaald that ction gine const tho setae void bees | by Mes. Wiierd daring tue pasenge til aftor Mrs. Brabaa |" Snrnwo Do Rrrare. At Kingsbridge, N. Y., on Tues market Gnally closed rm, the quotations nb balf-past | To London 14,760 budhels corn at Gd. and 160 sons el | yored co fee of th potls'raon, sheriffs and constables the | Made Kuown her toss. day, July 10, by the Rov. Dr. Vole, of Yonkers, Groner under: Ne rk Centra 4, Bi oaks. Sh..20s. OS / er, | those the Spant right, not nrreat for any vio! 1 0 ” “ose! RGA ‘ . Kawiwoon to Harrie A. Batace, both of Kingsbridge. re se ledeae Rise Uilke oie dition tease | ee at Gd, The charters are: —A bark | no more tit the, tea’ yb Geiorin ne wlcthar thn tow ha been thomated, and incase | gif George M. Garrish, of Calivoruia, aut Stato Trea. | Vance--Wiviox.—At Memphis,’ Tent, on Thursday, 74% @ 44, Madson River 114% a 34, Reading 107 a }y, 50 ea Ad edie Spain ant Chi ns hin Col they concluded t had, to conflaca'e property. ——- ee wavexamined acd testified substan | July 5, by the Rev, Jobu A. Kotchiford, Mr, W. H. Vance, Miciicau Southern 81 a 4, Cleveland and Pitsburg $42; to New York, coai, $4 40: fonr | has justly remarked, the emigrants world closing tie place of ba iali7 ax foilows:—Came on from San Francisco in the | of New York city, to Miss Actus Wrisey, of Cincinnatt, 886, Rock Istaud 0644 0 3%, Northweslern 38 & %—pre- | {om Lingun, C 47 any protection, a3 ig thie case in the SoathAmonienn rep fo veaetate Jog, | 889 ship wich Mrs. Willard and the complainant; first | Ohio, Wurba eee 32, Fon Wives nx, Onnberhok aie nccl eee 2 which huv> bo trees with Chinn. aierebawe tempers ot fem atid re get erage mag mghag Regen “, Ang 6 hing’ Seng Mu: | toate coal, © rey City Coptiona aro to. como fn force on te 1th S ‘ptember next, | closing the piace before gny tnve-tigation had boop hold, 1 S29 Were commenced talkiug W moe iu a mannr that Died. : Quicksitvor 62 a 4, Western Union Telegraph 62, yet, #2. do: vio barks to Buenos Ayros and a sbip to | Tels arerions altar for tals laland, ules: the spans | ftyu's the pronerty or tha moana at dsposine of, feat | Indired ime to believe that sive Wwasof immoral character; | | Ausox.—On Wednesday, July 11, at tlie Now Yr Tho muncy market rounina easy at & per cent on | F enna ml, on Privare terms, government takes the timely precaution to ratify the | thd mercy of every sher'f, constable and polic-man in saw her next day at the hotet, when she asked me to go Hotet, im this city, WiLttAM AguesoN AueroN, of Sout - be Was 1a Lnproved demand. Wo note salen of | freay they appenr to have mate; but chovld the | the police district. fe did not know | to the th atre with her, but i'refused; next saw her oa | Carolina. all; Dut, owing to thie fnerenved volume of business on ds wuseorado at 640, and 460 Lhds. Centrifugal | government not provide ‘or it in time, and as the | fr Mlsteusil Caceres we eamntar tats siesta te | board the Moses Tuylor, on tie way from San Francisco | The relatives and friends of the faroily are reapectfully the Stuck Exchauxe, We exceptional trauwuections at 4 shar nas nage hers - eh det nokta trade is naw hearly suppressed altogether, tho tims | taw; but it etemed to him one witels could not ho sus. | t? Grertowns she sent for me to soe hor in the cabin, | requested to attend the funeral service, at Grace chureb, per cent are very few, Soine of the jonding institut ons ae —Spirits turpentine was dull and lower, | xeoms to be approsching when tt will become an abso. | tained. He thouvht when their Honors cam to look at | 20 costed me to Look after her during the passage, Broadway, on F: afternoon, at haif-jast one o'clock, caked or the teitis tee boutn © ah, Bk Jots being offered at 73e. and retail lots at 78, | into pocossity to encourage tho ommigention of whi the law and examine it, they would discover that. veader she was aione; T think she came to my stateroum to without further not * hon saad ord obordtly 100 Matakoals ai. pot sl oud I peep ll aed tans Invorere to, Guba from Europe and tt ited Stales. | pretence of rezmlaing the traffic in I quor, this War an Saiaeiigemte bere peonlt botie of trebay: Tt wes of the late Goorze yr we fe pone ee paren notions s puer pra i ; ~ 7 : the high lands yellow sever is not very prevalent, | atramp: actually to ibit and dostroy it, and that ft ; “ i, t > i Ma ert Ba The discount line is quiet, and first class comm reial freed dy tt Rls ete nor alt of an epidemic charscter, Nino months of the | does netunlly work a contecasion and destriccion of ait | P&sing héPWateroom window on one occasion when she | of Killamote, Ireland, aged 65 yenrs. : nseed was in fel joblfine demand and * re Teached out nnd caught bold of my hand; her hand was | Tho friends and rolatives 6 tho furally ars respect. paper Is in request at 5) a 6Y, per eval, with exceptions 000 gallons wold on | Zour tte xenvon ts an uninterrunted spring, and itis only | property of tha: kin om hand at the time of the passge | very hol, any aie temmked tuat { way payiog her Nile | fully iuved to nitend the Tuners), from bier late real ab 7 for long datea all as vara s ay cE + hae cane of ae Meay, fn BJ pa me x ~4 } attention, and wanted mo to send her somachi a5 Fe. | dence, 277 avenue A, this (Thursday) afternoon, at onc) @b bas Sed epwind. te. ite handanay, witbtrt ats sipeptnte, one. Ze Serna. foe aoet a0 te Ais int, there vaya porvact rain terapest; ths | York, por. the subjeok q att i chased mete baat inte ot aa ah connate pipers please copy. : ee ges lashes of lightning wero incessant. In the Cubanas | Judge Lott inquired as to whether ho considsred 1 “ H) va rally rising, and the suefias of the pa | bin in sand pepe ong agent grace 8, fortress therh ware four soldiers struck by lightning, | provisions aosei Any anon on the, ped + tel her whole conduct was [mproper, soled? yo inn —At bis residence, 03 avonue A, corner of Howse exorted ines influence than was expected, owing J | one of whos Sag billed. hs Spaniah steamers of-war | sale of liquers without an exes heense, unconstitu- | of a couriers ym the time I irstsaw ‘ourteenth street, on Wednoslay, Jnly Jom, the be \ " 25 0 $26 60 for prams. Beef was unctanyed; - @ : rehed 4i4 b4 “ine. 1 warned Mra. Willard and other ladies to beware of hor; | loved son of and Mary Bolger, & naive of Ferne, to doubts as to its aitimate fate, The opening price was Si ele 0 421° 60 Gor Dew plain cruond | Frat’ " Asie a Traltat didnot escap, causing | onal, He thought that while it might bo unconstliue |‘atier the low Of the monoy ghe vont to me to ra. | county Wexford, Toland, iy Bolger, & ‘Daiive of Ferns, ts, a pe idanace to the rigging, - | tone in some visio slat be const * 6, 100K, followed by a slow but ‘steady. advance to 160!/. 24 £0 for now exten do. Beef ame wre ee ene Ran eee ae Mrceley ene | fmghenome of Ma provisions it m gut be coastitutional | money by subscriptions on two different occasions; Tre- | The relatives and friends of the fully, and tose Subsequently, however, the market reacied and closed | till with sinall wales at $45. Cub meale were quict Dut | or seven porwns wore struck down without any serious | 'Ex-Jndge Moore sald that he looked upon the pro. | Gon: Tick 428 wen ene, nea ictal aedldes | Gaveaeiabarcranentomyie ethene Aol at 14944. The borrowing demand wastree!y suppited, oe eee eeisein Bacon was moore active | conmeaeneeS, Visions referred to as tae bfe and soutof pe aot, and | Oo tee tren saat for her conduct on | Thumpkins, are reepectful'y inviied wo eticnd th» fune and loans were made wihout intorest and at2 a 3por éont were rualized, With sales of 400 boxes at | with repect fo the rubilc health’ the only. prevailing Mi they were destroyed the aot would go with it, | The Hon. Henece Ewer, Stuf Scnator 1p California, Spkteseth sevens ane A oe Tetee foo m fayor of the leuder of tho coln. The shipment of sioiness of any consequence Ie the small-p May ARGUMENT OF DISTKICT ATTORNEY MORRI WAS sworn Mud examined: —Ho came passenger irom | tn o'clock, whore a aol high must of requiem. wil jold and silver by the Java amounted to $702,828, chielly { The tniand revenues during the past month show an | | 10 commone nz, s the caso of tho ar- | Sen Francisco in the # eamers Moses Taylor and Santiago | be offered op for the repose ef hie soul His romaine! z improveinent of $125,252, comp with thoze of Jane, | Pst of Mr. Ketshum, and the groands on which ho was | de Cuba} saw the complainant during the passage; Ler | will be taken from thonce to (.\vary Cemetery for in- bars. The domand for cuswms duties is slightly on was steady at 200. a 83e. for Western and 25¢. @ | 995, the total hoing $679,798, J * | held ainenanie to tne law. He then analyzed the differ. | general conduct aud reputation among the passengers | tormeut, 4 fro incrense, ihe receipts at the Cusiom House to-day State. Cheese wat unchanged at Se. U2e., ax to ‘The nows from Porto Tuco ts to the 26th vit, The Cap- ent provisions of the act, from ségtion one to twenty-six, | was bad; bocame acquainted wits Mrs, Willard on board Bunvert.—In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, July 10, Onrew having boon $508,000, Tt te probable that the market tain Gencral und the Commandant of the Navy havecon. | Which, although they might not pass muster | the sip; ker conduct and general deportinent was that Avw24 BoRNer?, Only ciuld Of Samuel 0. ead E lone D. io oe, is P : quiet but slaady, We quote Rangoon at | Oritained Cammanter {now Admiral) Mendes Nutez on | *itt somo of the modern constructionists, fairly | of a lady, Burnott, aged & inonths 7 7 wid romain firm evon tn tho event of American cern. | O1,c., gold, tn bond, and ie. 9 10c., duty paid. niaexpto'ts in tho Paciflc, hres vessels from New York [tt me the substance of thia te: act, ‘TRITIMONY OF MR. WOK. Bort'x.—-On Wednes Suly 11, Carnniwe Avy, the titles advancing road, for the export of the latter io via wae in moderate demand, bit for resinine grades hoa to undergo a short quarantine. e'thougist one might suppose from roading . | John J. Hicok, of California, was next sworn. —Came | beloved child of Michael J. and Muy Boylan, aged? ¥ I 1 2%e., mrnaee, 7 ct o' on board was wala- © reli otially balance of Unde agalust us, and consequently specie wil! | boxc# Havana at 10%, We quote fair to good refining Your correspondent has been informed in reli the la# had cone into operation the arrests by the pouice | dylike, and such that I formed an anfavorabie opinion ot attend ‘tae fewoseh, from the vostdtess wr her Fare 1, ‘The Consign exchange market Is dally becoming | a'aoine wale, " tty of wevouly thovsimd cand bags, for the different | they woutt lend b on ae wre ated © tnfluence of Hquor; { gav> hor something to drink, | o'clock. z F S]o ie, a Ze. fortificatt ina they would lead to tue conclusion that there never has | I think ® rum punch, from my state room; {t was wh: at | Canetor,—At Fort Washington (184¢h bet been a valid Excieo law passed; notwittstandiag courts | Teall n good horn: Mex Witlant’s character, aa far ax T | bridge 0 eon ARTEv Bh, yoreeee fs 3 ar as ee ond) A, a3 Thoms and since the organization of oar goverment, | xaw, was unoxceplionable daring the passage; 1 heard | som of Thowmas i sence ‘ cooky, aged ton more aptive, and the teadency of rates is | | Tictow tuted ateady. Salos of 90,000 Ibs. at 12i¢0. @ | Tho French stoatner Impora tice Een! 12"ye. per Hh. at thia port yesterday from Bt. Nagai ward, afeature which fovors increased ox Wrrekey (receipts, 15 ita) wan quiet, with sales of i} | have ot only recognized their necessity, but ha’ Mrs. Braban ust li n" wn hy At the Close of Dus ness bankers’ 7h Lik ¢ " breugnt five hundred troops to join (he “Foreign Legion’ iy > bat vo ra, Bri ng Very indecent lanwuses irs, | aud 3 dave So Speen ti acer! dageeen acct aie Gis Pouy 90 whim uate, at 82 30, {a Mexico, She tailed (er Vera tuzon the same days, | Ssert d nnd affirmed thetr binding force, Fo.deny such | Adgins; phe ners! sire Adains of Mughing hs a8 rae 4 at 109.0 i, thive - een ountnes log #lative power was to adinit that» organic iaw was | inée-ng f2i At thé table; ihe money was lost on ney bf at a aasenaral will take place thia (Thuurmtay) afternoon, days 110% a %;, commercial 107 a 105s, francs at Prize Fight Nipped im the Bud. Alvhongh holders of eugar have made a further con | {tally defective, Ivwer tontendod, ho sav, that tho | of July. iy tae replay me clock The frien of the fpmi mixty dase 5E 106. n 6f, T5e., short sivht Bf. 6&6. me i 3 “ »» | eossion tn pries, which has ted toxome purchasos on the | &°t *As Void becausé it contained 9 prohibition ngalnst TuRTIMORY OF MR TONEY. Betlen, Trains Have Thirtieth siren Yepot «Hudeon The Uustvee trnanriod tthe ub-trentury In this | C8T MAH INTADED OWE OF ME “<MULLENS” | Say or @\! tot rat tr Hem 18 she market fae fom Ag away ones property, the polut el: as follow edt: Thomas W. Bowon, of Nevaita, txiftet to coming | River Ratiroad, at save Thictioth eve depot Ufudeon > ), BT. ehowing an antmat C0, inton is gains Person ‘a8 refused a license, ma San Francisco in company with Mra, Willard, wl CARR —On 2 16 ab Sit city to-day wns ns foltowa: ~ There was considerable consternation diseorndte about | Ine ground that we shall nee sugars at 534 to 6 reals bee | Dit who owned a large lock of liquors would deste to | acted tho part of a lady during the yee Bo RAC fle ag a | rope the scaeon chewed, bel make thorn a to one who had reecived a licenso; Peauases of paved ba Ay Td wate” daughter oe Wale eG. ond Mary 1. Carr, sporting headquarters om Tuesday eventos, and amateir L this act would his v u froights little has been done to the United Stat act would prevent hisdoing 90." It was perfect No moro testimony was introduced, — | bators wore wil agog to know something about a coming | The tant charter fepo-ted was n vessel of 600 hhds “to. | Mani’ent ‘hat the act worked wo sah rowult, Tho pian | tra, Willard mato afew remarks tn, her Debit, tae sat iret the Seater pacing: Jez 36, of typroid # | m9 shiet 1 was sald would take place yesterday morn. | lame sobs leaded auGnrdones for ® port north of Hat- sams far induatte Of Oe proud Mod against iving | muitod that he $1,000 note was fornd in her dress, but Pear rar, cammuier Of Mrs. HJ. Craver, 1a Whe 19th i be ram a’ eK eo contracts hy t - preven! julent vi jones ye | ary at it had eith int torneo weogpiaof well Kage, eod-onm | Mery | Pied ding ihe weeks for Falmouth aud. a market, ab | 4%; 82h ae charging Vwenlyenta for 'm cracker and by Mra. Brahan, wie tatosieatnd, or throogh touves of | Inshed iar tiee ke tesa ay reagectally BTe. Gd. to 42a. 64. of brandy with it, The most startling | revenge for being ajected from the stateroom, &c. at four o'clock, from the rea'dence of her mother, 13d e. \Weoxegoay, July Li, 1806, besieged ‘ished FIRST BRABON—10:50 a. rae pn eds codes hf i 100ehs Erie RR eh Tig | Be the sport, Ned Wilson's was Inendated Exchange has beon actives, Short gold bills on New | SPMouncemnent.on this point was mado by Kecordcr ‘THE COMPLAINT DISMISSED. street, Harlem. 200 40. + 70 | WAN © che York aro wow held at in, while sixty daye cur. | 2 o said: “If the Excise act be valid every per- | The magistrate carefully reviewed the evidence and icrmn,—On Tuesday morn: 3 Boo Mu Seog iit? nig NIM Skmingne hy Mowe who | expected a | Tiny Modtred augeto Oe discount “Slarlog rule from Gives hia guests a gia of wine commita a m's- | Inte yostorday afternoon dismissed ibe complaint, on the | Le Channa ett darren ng daly 10, sancueesrre RYAN IME: Ly abt of the promised affair, bot prone ax | Yeuc'to tary pi demeanor.” If were the case, before to-morrow | ground of insuflcieney of testimony, and honorably dis. | Crogien vd Dtainintll os 1% Re {ng RE i human natore is to hopexthat hope was on this occa. pn A nT — via the tn oo FR —— ao wee from custody. The funeral wiil take place this (Thursday) mornin, at 200 Mich So & N LAI r ‘ venue in the station house, He contended re cord’ reliable information receiv 5 Y from v street, 30 ; ten doomed to dimappatntment. At about two o'clook ‘The National Ga wns no authorhy contorted upon officers by thie iaw thas | land and her husband: beer an unsultied reputation” in | (eracloce, from No. 487 Weet Forty fourch siren. the 4500 00 \w the morning & select party took carriages nnd | MYSTIC, JN. OF HEWARE, VS. ETNA, Jn, OF Weer | they had not for centurion He thon referred | California, where thoy have lived many years. To-day | Park Lodge, No. 615, ¥, and A. M.. are fespocttully. iu 25000 T'n,7 B40, Ist 10% 300 started up on the fiver foads toward Fort Lee HOROKRN. to ‘tho fact of his. hav called upon at | she will leave for visit her aged mother, | vited to altond, withont further mation 59000 jM® 12% S00 Arriving thers, Witham Mefawehiin, alias Mitty | ‘These clubs played w match came of bass ball on | BiPe his opinintat er ie validity, aod. he velloved thes | "n° Mae las not sede for years. Coorta.—On' Tuesday, July 10, Joserm Coorne, in the $009 ‘ Green, emerged’ from one of the coaches, and was | the Union ground at Chol the 10th, wh | ash 7 G0th vent Of ils age. 5000 N 187. oT 0 do a reevived by ‘fifty grou sea on , Which result- | as he now did that the law wns constitutional, Notwith- Tho friends of the family and of bis Joseph 1000 N bo. In 104% 400 as. $a cuit roreived Uy some tty people Beton of course | ed in favor of the latter by & score of 1740 3. standing the fierce denunciations against the law, the Board of Education. (oeper, sad of hinaon-in lag, Rev, Drv Acs Looser’ ovo 1000 NC new bonds 62), 190 dose ravs rages appolared, and “veiree. peleeted--eseryining promises of immunity held out by oariatn la Tho Boara of Education mot yesterday afternoon, | invited to attend the funcral, this (Thursday, afternoon ster wants i SR PI ' pisted (n readiness for a mill that would graticy | A Sem Captatm Committed on Charge of | Jos ioe ee eee oe ot im by | Present James M. McLean in the chair. The remgnas | St two o'lock, at the Church of tue Annunciation, in 40000 do... 80 100 Liiingis Cont Ri! wat br stir ha gd ee a caTEr eeenee tat WY yen July 11, 1808, Judge Cardozo whose injunction mill has ground | om of Geo. W. Cooper, Assistant Superintendent of wien terrae “sayy rmbt 4000 California ?’s.. 115 100 ‘t : erste te Prize Aghting Tt is supposed that Th =, ‘ them out at the rate of twenty © minute, to the | Grammar Schools, was received and ordered on file, Mi Devi. —1 fay, Jul Onio®& Miacer, 27% 200 Tunes Parley, who was to have hoon the other principal, e examination before the United Sia'es Commise | great scandal of the judicl ot ‘ Thos. Hunter was elected in bi ro viiN.—In Brookiyn, on Tuestay, July 10. Rusa 48208 Oni aN 300, wot A Was too warm tight. “AL lease he was | Sonor Coart of Oxptatn Wn. Grant. charged wich burn: | fatioe ivertantedee winch a ‘Two Presses Committee evportea Mi favor of making | Kesnatbecr In croc n ee e ee ee ear, 20000 dovs4.. W9O 28 = 400 than et counter “bales ots Wot Hee. “OF en Ba reonte re of Vaiambroaa, offering free rurn, easy the following appropriations for building and repalring ‘The friends tnd telativen of the family are reeywet fir 2000 Tad Riv Ist m 103° 160 bp a rt wal epo 10d, ‘and th y SOC, Ti eggs Reptember ‘no questions asked," over #x thousand per. | schools:—§7.000 for purchase of a school site | Invited tom tend the funeral, this (Thuretay) oft 2000 ChickNWist in 8034 400 Clove & Pitta bad gone without and he long faces of" those who have compiied with {ts provisions by | on 115th street, near Third aven £32,000 for exten. | at two o'clock, from her late residence, 125 H 1000 Clev &Tolsfb 101 600 the g os Aye at without eating, 1a be apoe out heensea, and many of these sine | sion of Grammar school No. 18, m Nineteenth ward; | nue, Brooklyn. SE MMU 0). Ge 100 2900 C ak Apa pm ned than desert Au Afmy Paymaster Robbed at Nash- | the mysontoa mill has been in fail opera. | $1,250 for the repair of school buildings in the First Prys.—On Wednesday, July 11, Samwri Pave, og 1000 Pitts, FW'&Cn i 100% 209 r ak PJ cht yemterany rn jo the vilie. ton. in conclusion he ne in favor of | ward; $7,500 for repairing and painiing school build ngs | years, 5 months and 27 days. " qi ei OO PHF WAC Dd oe” Sted Prenty sncete Warty ae a “ly, known ae | q Protecting those who had complied with the prévisions | Nos. 17, 48 and 61; $1,290 for repatrn eohoot buildings |” The friends aud noquaimiances of The fom ty are row. OMiss&Molgbh 60 1000 never f a pHMe fine fi They have Pim stor Romingion’s anf, in bie ofc, was broken | of the law, and advocated the encouragement of a more | in the Fourth ward, Th@ report the committes was pertfuily invited w attend the fener! from | ue a) Fourth N Bk 101% 100 oh be the oa be % yposed that thie | en lost nirht and 910, 080 attracted there ron. Some mera! wee of light drinks, such as lag od various | alopted, ond the above appropriations crauted. After | residence, 98 West Forty-tfih sirest, on Fr fers a @uusmw @ Rees ores 1m tho prizg rag, LC will be, ab Joast, | mewbors of ihe sixteoath iwiwairy are suspected and , kine of ligt wines ig 4ome Unliaporiant business the Board ad- | noon, at two o'erock, without further | A } for the proven Civscl? watehou Tho District Attornew waa followed by General Crook, Hakt.—On Wednesday, July ll, Maoom, young #