The New York Herald Newspaper, June 20, 1862, Page 8

i 8 NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNB 20, 1862 ise at 8 ee following awarded Commissioners of Emigration, Anni Reg: of the Brook! acht League. COLLEGE COMMENCEMENTS. Seer eikccare ef eterstiens Prisms :im OA | caueeting DISCUSNON-OM TER SmNORS OPRL- ee te cen. men she tanahecuiet the tomes bates tne sick of bark Merin, NB, report Por Exemplary Ounduct and Effctency—Menry M. Kirk. LOW FEVER—REPLY TO THE COMMISSIONEKS OF ‘Maj taken 230 Lbis sp lost Annual Commencement of the New Work | Qrando P. Dexter. " HEALTH, ETC. Gowanus Bay , Brooklyn, was enlivened yesterday by | tien League, which was to have been delivered last old’ afi wellnsbound on a.crulse. University. Dawing—Samuel Lord, Jr. ona meeting of the Commissioners of Emigration the presence of numerous gay yachts and other craft in | evening by Senator Wilson, of Massachusetts, at the sof bark Obie, eee ae The thirteenth annual commencement of tho New | Penmanhip-—Hobert Bickman, Jahn Clowes, | | | At © mestng of the Oommiasion » | attendance of the annual regatta of the Hrookiya Yacht | Cooper Tustitute, was indeinitely* postponed in conse- ound om aoe aud home York University took place yesterday morning at Niblo's | ,, German ant trench, Lanpuagte—Wheldon B. Shaw, | bald on nedneeay lasts: oo efeone being we Club, The Club House, foot of Court strest, was gayly | quence of the inability of the fonorable Senator to fulfil Allun,of bark Atiou, of NR, reporie Garden. The house was filled from pit to dome by a ‘Watnematies—Chacles N. Fort, Baward N. Bement. cen barton “See ak “Mayor eres » Purdy? | decorated with national and international flags and other | bis engagement. The postponement, however, was not Ng etl cD oll on tee ow very fashionable audience, the majority of whom were | English hn Ogle Jt ae yeaa in mci ness phetecns sagan fancy busting. There was a large attendance of spec- | a cause of serious disappoimtment to @ great many, as Is sp oil froin Eaward, XB. 75 do do from supa s band was in attendance, and occa: | Wty" amd Greck—A. W. Hall, 7, Morris Strang, eat ommodations for vlok and wound. | ‘MOF, including a number of ladies, The steamer Syiph | our reporter counted only about one hundred persons as trom Sresty'a Go. 10 CP the exercises by discoursing some / Ezemplary Conduct—Samuel Lord, Jr.; Alfred Neilson. | 44 soldiers, Thereupon it was, on the motion of Mr. | M84 deem engaged by the club for the uso of the com. | present, ear tell mia re fe. barne dA ree be Ns Deautfe aire Crom some of the Det eamposere. 4s | ,,Aflgr bauaaicing from the Chanostoe iho coerce | Crm : * | mite, Jodges and invited guests, and the Dour of one | | after some litle delay on the part of those haring riya og Natl a We about eleven o'clock Chance’ ‘erris, accompan' y ~ i a was named for ail hands to be on de wing | charge affairs of the meeting, and a little anxiety ; She members oh tbe Gudiy, anperedon thesia. That hn te Cneenes Wan dolivaned Inekevening. Jet aking inuly a communication fram De. B.A Satter. | voaslemen had the management of the day's amise- | on the vert of the small Se et peasant tie at Taken ET aeasthed 8 Chancellor presi¢ed and opened the exercises by a2 | Ammual Commencement of the Gardner | ihy'icconinotation be required, bo retested te a nsekg | ment— meoting stepped forward and explained the reasons why | Ps" Wind ood Ie ai and, of ship Mary Wider, of Ng appropriate prayer, after which the esual Latin saluta- Institute. ‘coinmittee, with power. r Commodore—John Jones. the meeting was adjourned, and at the same time read | reports her at Talealu May 3 no oll last cruise; all welly tory was delivered by Marshall Whiting, of Asteria, In ‘The fourth annual commencement of the Gardner Fe The Presper appointed as Buch eommittco Messrs. Pinoy mt bar Eo jo Ling ON = me fale rete See crore Hep rl Wilson, showing the | ready forec, gar bok Payta iu Octoder. fi consequence of the absenco at the seat of warof Mr. W. | male Institute—late the Ferris Institute—took place | Curtiss and Carrigan. ‘i p.vew p emnanitieerrs — . Sawyer, . Pegg, | reason why Wasmnarox, Jnne, 1862, Ship Holyhead, of B: nh, Swanton, from'Phitadelphis Jung R. Syme, of Brookiyn, the English salutatory was not | tast evening in Dr. Gillette's church, Twenty-third | The Castle Garien Committeo, to whom was referred |” rho equrse of the vossole was arranged to bofrom the | _DEsRSm—T deeply regret, that Teanvot full iny au. | 24 Co: Liver wih ios: of opel yard Gad satied frome delivered, as that gentleman was appointed todeliver it- | street. The church was tilied by a fashionable audience, | the subject of retrenchinents at theCastle Garden estab- | stare boat, opposite-the Club House at Gowanus Ray, pare to speak on the 19th to your association, When . a nade the engagement I thought we shouid be in a con- ‘The following is the order of the exercises:— principally ladies. Rev. Dr, Gillette presided, The ex. | lishment, submit:ed a report which waslaiden the t#- | 1 the stake boat off Bay Ridge; theuce to another slake | dition for me to full it; but 1 dl cauuot do vo without ante Auntie, Gf Ratt Riramore,, hanes for, vermeil 1. Oration—The Beantiful, ia its relation to Chris- | ercises consisted of singing and reading the reports of | ble until the next rogular meeting of theB oard. boat off Robins? Reef Lighthouse and back—the round | Béglecting duty here. It is very hard to keep aquorum rig Princeton, from Boston for Philadelphia, Jume M4, tiatity by Honry 6. Pufard, Geneseo, NY. : the Committee ef Examination on composition, penman- | ‘The Special Committee on Quarantine matters sub- | to do repeated threo times. The total distance has bean | Present, and we have very im,ortant measuras before us | 10) ilies Hof Sandy Hooks ee on gt 2. Oratiou—God in History, by selah W, Strong, Flat- | manship, Freuch, neodiowork and aathematics. AD | mitted the following computed at twenty miles; but some persons are of | 1 is jould not embarrass by my neglect of duty. | ib, 4 g ' g ! Dust Ls oveat _ | essay entitled “Scene of Beauty,” written by an ex- REPORT: opinion that it is more. After this adjournment I shail be hapyy to fulfil the Foreign Ports. . 3. Oration — 6 ta from Little Causes, by | ceedingiy interesting and ate ar Ok Tee, lady | To ene Comnssionnns oF Baighation:— ‘Yhere were two prizes—the first a splendid marine | sagement, if desired Yours truly, + WILSON, Avx Cayxs, May 28—n port sur E Cowell, Ryder, fromm Gulick Van Aken, New York city. of about seventeen, named Julia Collins, carried off the The undersigned commitiers, to whom were referred the | glass, and the second a@ silver pitcher. ‘The following Boston, dit 4 Oration—the Pope v8 tne People, by Fred. Hos. | rst prize gold medal. Tho following named young | commuuication of the Health Oflicer in regard to the Hoating | vessels competed :— The United States Mortar Sophronia, Bounay, May 12—In port Burlington, Howes, for Londons ya, L. I. laiee” graduated —The Misses Ema Bradley, Julia | hosplial andthe resobutous of the Quarantine Comics 1 tude’ 6. Favorita, 4n officer of the United States mortar Sophronia, which | Boweerus, Pendleton: Gheralier, Perkina; Diriso, Browus S. "ovation ihe Records of Memory, by James 0. | Colins,— Kem, Abia Sctuon and — Benjamin, | oe revising the Counulslonsrs of Rimigration to take | 3 Seothosa, aan Wok a bicek oan peas hateenetacie or ececace 1 Giomenantiiaiber tence te divanacks Online ace Pingry, Eiteahoth ¥. J. : lo J. Luaces, | Wute,4 Bumber received premtums, and seven or eight | Siew with the Hevith Umicer and the Beeretary of the Qua. 8. Partridge. 8. Non pareil, P - ‘ort Jack: | ord. for ‘Hull; Gem of the Ocean, Willians, for Calcutta; on ne ert Emmet, by Antonio J. ces, | carried off geld medals petri ieeasd wiich, Rowevers dia ‘not result in 4 ae 9, Isabel. son and St. Philip, writes to us tocomplain that due Bulan, Seinen, ae Harriet & Jessie, Deshon, aud Maid : any satistactory arrangement, The Ith Oulicer appre 5. H. Smediy, mention has not been made of that vessel in our graphic | the Sea, Stauwood, une. ‘ 7, Oration—Stability of Existence, by George L. Smith, | Axormen Moniron To me Bowr.—The keel of another | heads a somewhat sieely season, there baring ‘meee’ atten : a ‘i nat. He} Bugxos Avkes, April 10-—At Johnsod, NYorky Pound Ridge Hd. fjonaied reheat, eae eae nother | Uecarrivais furs porte where tke yellow forge tee dy | The start was made at twenty minutes paat one. On | account of that engagement, ‘The Sophronia washandled | yf XPS AYRbN 2PGo ira! ° Jo gcadizs hth, Gom, Powellp . Portland. Goiden Horn, Rice, Chincha® 81d:26th, ship’ Keystone, Burne r ° In one of these a case of fever occurred after the Yescel had | TOUnding the last stake boat the vessels had to tack on Jorsey City on the 17th inst. Secor &Co,, of this city, | sailed, and both ships are now atanchor in the lower bay; the return; but a favorable slant of wind coming off, r} The Health Officer is mt that some ‘sh cach time afterwards, on going round, they laid their 1 oration—The Philosophy of Govern | re the contractors, aud the work has been given to Mr. | he iminediataly mace whereby acy patieute arviving with | course and kept straight on Coe nt toa The wind admirably by her officers on the occasion re erred to, and was only overlooked by accident in the report of our cor- respondent. Gardiqr, 25th, Ja Datsro, Muy 1G—At (and +11 20th for Antwerp). ham, Cow: 8. Uration—irue Scholarship, by James, Mitchell, y ment, by Cor 8 Brett, Brooklyn Joseph Colwell, proprietor of the Fulton iron Works, | this pesiiicntialdisease can be properly treated and cared | was rather light, though it freshened occasionally, The is tn port May 28, shins Winteld Scott, Rogers, from 8 ne Mo isition, . Harvey Mellis, Wil- Sing » | for. He also thinks that longer deluy endange: . eon ie PONE AILY « Fran: iseo, are 2th, for Cvinchas, to loall for Ei ; eee dag Lequiaision yi. RR: corner of Greene aud Morgan streets, and will bo su- | healit. Juis wed enown taaths Goan Toisas | Partridge took the lead at the start, aud kept tt to the SHIPPING NEWS. Rishaidsoe Kendall (or Lowiny’ for do doc Visurein; maker ee a f ‘ ‘ ea ltr sph vet pee «| end. ‘There was some close sailing between some of the ll. Oration—Silent Foress, with the valedictory ad- | perintended by George Birkbeck, Jr. Her dimensions #onpito the present time, had the exclusie control ana | other vessels, particularly near the cloge. A number of mntofit, The law under which they have acted | other crait, not in the rave, accompanied the yachts, or welng gaye them «iecrtion agto whether or not | making up quite a goodly show of canvass, al rary hospital. ‘This dis- | ‘The following 18 the order in) which (he competing ves eretlon they have exercised ou tue allirmative and estaolisti- " — | Ca the tloudng asa temp-rary hospital, which, Incase of ua | Se! returned—the winner arriving at thirty-five minutes 46 . establishment, same law declares ‘they shall provide un- | Past four:— 0 for Cowes for orders for due of three ports in Pngland, belin, Cottin, une: Marion. Gross, do. if eigston, Ene, May 24—In port sch White Cloud, Gard> DENAS, June 7 (‘ack date)—In port bark Columbiay! ‘for Europe, ready; brig John Chase, Hopkins, for Boston 4 days. e Care Haytien, June 6—No Am verse! in port, Sid Sth, have. dress, by 1. W, Cochran, The York city will be as follows:— ove orations were, without exception, very well | pyireme Jength, over armor ae deiivere “xtreme length'of boat proper on water The degree of Bachelor of Arts was then conferred | [arcth eutagieon sant notyern Hse, upon the following candidates:—James L Ameriman, | \ creme beam over armor... man and the public interest required a tem Port of New York, June 19, 1862. New York; Willism H. Beadleston, New York; Benjarnin | jreadth of beam of boat proper (mo 5 : : 7 * 7 » a ‘ per (moulded).... 37 tl the then present Quarantine siould be removed, pursuant Wame. H. M. 8. brig Monte Cr sto, Chuvet.ill, Gonaives to load for Boston, . mms Cochran, X " |. Ho " < aids: = nat betore the Quarandn ment insider i be 5 — Robinson, NYork, i Joun J jas, Tarrytown; Solomoa ‘ rpg je reciept 5 5 | Ga.en removed a ew site (or it must be purchassd--rharves,| 2 Laure & 22 00 | Mali Steamship Co. Moxrido Bay, Jn, May 10—Sld brig Eliza Aue, Herrick, Thompsonville, Coun.; James L. ar of deck, measured on gunwale........... — 12 | yuiidinzs, oltices, hospital and warehouses erected thereon! | 3° 3 27 20 | “Ship Success, Chase, Liverpool—Walsh, Carver & Chase. | savanna la Mar’ Henry, G... Pithra. Ganesan J ¢ from stem to extreme end of boat proper 10 9 | tstures ahd furniture procured, and a certidcate, approved | 4 Favorita er Ship Harvest Queen, Young, Liverpool—C “H Marshall & | “ Prryawnuco, April26—Arr ship Sir John Frawklin, Des . A y. Mela Paes ‘rom stem to extreme end of armor for- by the Governor, Lieuteuant Governor and Comptroller, | 5. H. Smedly _ oe © Gore: jes - 4 iz peanx, Bali ia vaihole iiaa Bf . 16 — that ail these things hi ] been done, fled with the Secreta y | 6. Sophia... oe Fak ee ee rh reg hs haart 3 ere ok DEF x, May 18—In port achr Sarak: Burton, Adam#y J .ce from stern post to extreme end of boat OF rere) Apia sammoral bat naves tana Diese: dai 2our: |. Mouparel), Bark RX Allen, Patten, Koy Wessel Bonner z or . committee ean! s :. ana ee ft.0.. o00k scgheitnhablnenih« - 0 8 ‘the Sadie was run foul of by anuther vessel, and broke Distanee from stern post to extreme end of ar- ee ee ere cuchtsl aa thot ie ete aeration (© | down. ‘Tho Isabel was left so far behind that she with- oa Mor aft.......++ + 2 — | quarantine hospital. In addition, the experience of these | dtew from the contest. A fresh water tank, capable of supplying one thousand | years bas famiitacized the Quarantine Cominissioners with Mr. Wiiliam Petrie owns the Partridge, the winner of Porto Canet.o, June 5—In port barks Irma, Wortinger, for Cienfnegos bth; Thos Da'lett, Dill, for Philadelphia sth 3 brig James © Coale, Fisher, from NYork. for Cienfucgos 6th schr Horace Brown, Warren, ‘rom Baltimore, for C:enfue- werig T Howlan.(Norw dy Egan, Cardiff—Funeh, Meincke & endt, Brig Ganges, Dearborn, Gibraltar—Trask & Dearborn. rg Ellen Maria, Merrill, St Jago de Cuba—Miller & 1. dW. Wilson, Dee”, Astoria. £08, do. \ ‘The degree of dupes | gallons of fresh 2 ‘ ihe practical part of the maiter, and thas, with their corps | the first prt d Mess Hongiton, Port av Patt, June 9—No Am veesol in port. — vessel forward of the turret will be appropriated to tho | Milt egnauied tocacry oa the hospital, more economically | Therg wag a band of mnsie on board the steamer | Schr Will Clesre (Br), Beigel Eleuthera a Kneas, MGEpion Mag TLATr Urigh Deaniark: etaplans Haviad : aa Gulick Van Aen, | “S@0l Officers and crew. It is expected that the entire | ly unaccustomed to and unacquainted with the establish. | SYPh,and during tho day the amusement of dancing Schr Mary Parker, Peity, Washington—Master. for Portlan!); Sih, He Parker, do (and sld 20th sf Hh ee AES | vessel will be completed and ready for sea inavery | ment, For these reasons your committee recommend tnat | Was added to the enjoyment of the regatta. Everything | Schr SN Smith, Liscum, Baitinovwe—Merriil & Abbott. for NYork); Yh, ships Jolin 8 Hurris, Harman, do; Colum-| short time,as the contractors intend to make as tie | tve Quarantine Commissioners be requested to continue | passed off agreoably, to which the jovial Commodore | ,Schv WP Ritchie, Frethy, Philadelphia—Thayer & Sar- th, Wile de'ay as possible. che will cost the round sum of | ‘Brirebarge and control over the floating hospital. and his subordinate offers contributed in a great bia, Ro! erts, do; 1th, barks Avo'a, Crowell, do; Lor iP Flora Southarl, ——, Havanag arts was conferred upon rd, Boston 17 h gent. w York, class of 1869; Myer In the year 1860, and in 1861, the Cor o Schr Franf&Maria, Barber, Bangor—R P Buck & Co, A8th. brig Stevens, Hopkins. Cardenas; 2lat, sobre Bn as of 1850, 70F | $400,000 when finished. Buizration ‘sup ited the Quaraniie Comuaiasioners wits, | Measure. Sehr Red Rover, Went, Borland Mayer & Sargeut rai ighinan, Bosions4ic, almeraton, Bacon, Gare ice Dy i the means to carry on this hospital, ‘oston—Master, lenas; 28th, briss Siepheu Duncan, Taylor, Havana; artical ro Practical Chemletey eae City Intelligence. ‘The money th loaued by Us Commission was not taken The Old Sixty-ninth in Virginia. PER Te ait gene tsar tee ers Memipert, O08, 00. ort aisinn Willin/ Beri fou Raine : grees were awarded to the following MILITARY RECEPTION AND PRESENTATION. out of its gene Cee: greed ere aeat Ran bos, Our readers, more especially those interested in the | sehr R Bullwinkle, French, va, June 6~ In'port ship im, Be: or " 2 rowed omen mike =i Bi Sark, DM mana A very sclect and brilliant military reception took Seguln's Yo iy and in, the. second. was the proceeds of the | gallant Sixty-ninth regiment, which has ever been first ds, N.S. Culbertson, Samuel Bergne and James ge sule of bonds issued by the Treasurer of Richmond county fi aphell; abort i epueiene Taylor ‘and Jas, | Place last evening in Clinton place, at the residence of | payment of damaces fone at Quarantine in September, ines, | 32 the tender of its services to the government, will ybne; that of Ph. D. upon Benjamin W Dwight; that } Heury F. Licbenau, Esq., Adjutant of the Fifty-third } When the hospitals there were burned. Indeed, your com- | be pleased to learn that they are in good health, fine dis- next day; Ocean Traveler. Stone, for do 10 dav Darliny, Beats, for Portland, Lucy Elie vith 12 days} Acacia, Pinkham, for d from Matanzas; Houston, (rom Key Went, wig; } Adamg, Carver, trom key West; AO Rigs, Sival), for Porte! lend; Schrs Georze Deer'ny, Pakham, do; EA Willard’ Conley, sor NYork: Kate Walker, Guliver, for Piiladelphing Schr Governor, Chase, Bostou—Master. Schr Wolcott, Parker, Boston—Dayton & Co. Sehr G Gil'am, Buuler, Boston—Hi 8 Racket, Schr Mary A Rolland, Burr, New Bedford—Masters Sehr Britton Cook, J/nes, Andover—Muaster. Schr Kossuth, Lee, Newouryport—3 W Lewis. Annual prizes were awarded to Isaac 8. Isaacs for Fery serious mattcr, it being unjust to the parties contri. | Cloud's Mills, Virgin! eeEes ich thi: 0 ARRIVED. Queen of the South, El.vood, for NYork 20 days. sid 6thg vest in Greek, to John F.Cavarly for best in Latinand | ComMned exclusively to the officere of that regiment with | Dulng towards it, and, under # decision of the suprene ip day con ee aca hel crater acm m aR Steamship Gia-gow (Bi), Roskell, Liverpool, June 4,1 | biz WJ Treat, Phitadelpnia: previous to 6th, bark Hom mathematics of the Freshman class, and to Robert A. | their ladies. The drawing rooms wore appropriately and Court, iubibited b§ the constitution of the United States. did and tried regiment is attached is commanded by the | pM, and Queenstown Sth, atG6PM, with mdse, $3 cabin and Gittlord, Europe; sohr Ranrel, of Frankfort, Prince Baws vie or ii 7 Wp Ww ‘his fund is entirely composed of involuntary contribu- ‘ & isti ishe: \. | 50z steerage passengers, to John G Dale. Had strong head wand, 4 —_ ye oe Oe ae aeeene A bay oad Deautifully decorated. Shields, bearing the national | ions by the emigrants arriving at (his port Recet decraay:, | Saupe genera Cook who rg Lroeitlomader Separation: i rere rere ag Mervyn osha aes American Ports. 4 If tn Gronke aa ma BS ‘ith | 88S and patriotic inscriptions being suspenaed from ¥ foreign countries, and its collection from | Self while in General Grant's division on the bloody fields | passed steawship Elinburg, bound in, JW Hardison, Cardae aistinea ee imissed w the walls, while red, white and ble bunting was ele- | them can be justitied only on the ground that, if neecet, it | of pittsbarg Landing and Fort Donelson, Tennessee. He | | Ship B F Hoxie (uf Mystic), Crarv, San Francisco, 96 days, Bonaparte, Coles gantly festooned arcund the apartments. During the | Willi be used to support and maiutain them; and the Sap: with Wool, hidcs and oii, to 'Willets & Co. Was up to the tae, } » Har Re eae fn > Court of the United States, in the great Passenger cases, as | is beloved by the boys of the Sixty-ninth, nor isthe | Highlands on the 13:b, t haul accor t, Nickerson, Cape Hi Twenty-third Annual Commencement of | ‘¥¢D!% handsomo sword was presented to Colouel | {hey ‘are called (reported 7th Howard's United Staten Re- - a i “ Foe April WS, lad 48 & fom Ais W, ward Wheels seaman, pide; Tat Salisbury, Buckingham, as a ma.k of the respect and esteem ot his | poris, pp. 23710 572), limits the right * he | feeling unreturned. All that is required by the com- Rutgers Female Institute. officers, ‘The sword is of the usual military reguiation | Legittature to the coliéction from patsengers of'erch snares. | imander and meh 4s an opportunity’ to evince that reliance The ‘weuty-third anual commencement of this insti- per ogi b boogie mylene aves guard and A a, he Fine Doe care ia een Che on one another which they now so strongly profess. ' ult of solid gold. ‘The i@ is of fine Damascus steel wp eee eRitorehane$ ersally—our | Joseph B. Tully, Jate Quartermaster of the Sixty-ninth tute tock place yesterday afternoon in the large and | 116 <capbard is algo of steel, with beaiitiful urmamente of | OWN citlzeus; tue- Quarantine establishinent 1s for the pro- rk Giase MILRin. Hes bean appotited by tie Gane: ehaste church of Dr. Hague, corner of West Thirty-rst | soiid gold. Ou asmail gold’ shield is engraved the fol- | (cuono( tne Bias at large, and this Commission has no | Pat 'to be Brigade Quarvermaster. Major Bagley has street and Madison avenue. jowing inscription bes ian a omy PF decapregy Neer na A. degrees Lantiaaeiae isle ieeataatestait been duly jeeue ae el of the regiment, duriug ss uckingham, by the officers of the Vosburgh C1 urs, et the Quarautine establishment mu maintained, | the abs lant Cor The salleries and body of the edifice were filed to | viciy-third regiment Now York Voluatcers,”” Tue pre: | #04 there stems to be ho oter souree than the Commission | their’ invention, to" place vat ‘thelr head at. ‘the suffocation, with this exception, that the seats on either | sentation speech: aud the response of Colonel Buckingham trom which necessary means can be obtained, Should the wer, . Gray; Ww Jane & Eliz: le as, ae 4 Oraioo, Pressey; E-ipse, Tate; RM Prioe, Kelley Tracey, and Hodson, Orr, Etizabethport; Citizen, Drinl water, and Alpine. Bray. Rondout; Hume, Phinney, ani Do.phin, Keller, Fort Lee. Angusta, ‘Grecory; Ellen Perrins, Eldridge; ‘'ay State, Hallett; Arno, Crockett, and NYork. Tu the bay brig Wn Crawford ‘Nd shins Raduga —Burdiit, Honolulu; Une brige Lanrillia, Bolton, Cape Wooster, Key West; Abbott Lawrence, of Brooklyn, aged 19 yeays, fell ‘trom aloft overboard and was lost; it lag nicht, and blowing a gale at the time, could nok save him, Wa 14 days from Sin Francisco to the Equator in the Pacific, 37 days thence to Cape Horn, 23 days from Cape Horn to the Equator in the Avante, and 22 days thence to port; had much light winds durfog ‘the passage. May 4, lat 67 8, lon 780, spoke Br ship Costa Rica, 43. days froin Costa Ries for London, ail weil; June 9, 1at 28 N, lon 65, saw brig Constitution, of Yarmouth, NS, bound Ni ilth, Jai 27, lon 62, boarded brig Cuba, Kay, 14daye from NYork : . 4 tile, Hopkins, St Thomas; Tri u ch neooksary me ; first opportunity, which they trust will not be long. | f0% Belize, Hon, who kindiy, supplied us with New York pa Gi aha lenges Wright, Fortress M side of the main aisle were lef vacant for the female | were noat and appropriate srecimens of miltary elo- | Gempigsencrs of Eingration, step sorward, toprocect the | [4h tae aturphiy has also been elected Lisutenant Cole: | PRPs plait, Int 31 lon 71 YoSepoke tari Niueteh, 2 days a; Brown, Pifladelubiay es phenia, Nickerson,: ‘ quence, exemplifying as they did that brevity is tie | traduction of prstilentias diseases, and advatice th | nel, and Captaia Theodore Kelly Majer. All the abuve stadents. They, having flnizhed their course of examina. | iat or' eloquence. An elegant and sumptngus’ supper | sary amount of funds, the commutes are of he opinion. | norainations haye been duly approved and confirmed by il and Thacher Taylor, Loring, NYork. Sld ship Rada tion in the due lecture room connected with the churcit, | was afterwards partaken of, which coucluded the enter- | that (hey should wake it «istinetly and unequivocally under- | the Governor of the State. ‘Tho Sixty-niuth at present i BANGOR, Jane 17—Ary «ito Julia Lawrenee, Spear, Bark Mary € Dy Nenvitar, June, with, sugar jen | land to load lumber ‘or Australia; sekrs Venlon, Cosson York. old and molasses, to Owen & Carnegie, 1th inst, lat 33, 50, spoke Br baik Cluney, for Queenstown. In iat 87, len Tepaired to their seats, and their entyce was tho theme of | tainment. Sioud aud known that such advance would not have been | number seven lundred and fifty men; but Quartermaster | 75 #4w A small white river steamer, bound South, hada red | Hannibal, Wentworth and Pianet, Harding, N » Tuade but £ resent pressing em sand that tt is . : hit: top to her funnel. 17th, sehr Tarcuin, general admiration. They marched in two by two, and | Lavaverm Gvanp, Frery-riem Reormenr N. ¥.8.M.— | a'loan to the Stats, which these who contribite vo the gmat, | Tully has deiegated Adjutant McKeon, Paymaster Kehoe | ‘°."\tme CBs, of Yarmouth, NS), Healey, Cork 88 days, FOL, June I7 wore al! baautifully attired in white apparel, An our issue of the 13th inst. a report appeared to the | {ult fund havea right to expec: wil be yepaid to it Out Of | A nee eery “aimeutt tank, judging foot oi ‘The proceedings were commenced by the student® | effect that as Captain Edward Binsse was not present at JOUN EB. Ck, June 18, 1862. - DEVELIN, | Commitee. popolarity of the orgunization, based, as it is, on its pre- singing the Nineteenth Psaim (Professor Woodman pre: | the buttie of Fair Oaks, he eculd not have been wounded. | “Whe rerort -baving been 1 | York. vracht JM Parker, King, Dightom ‘Mien, ow ase ‘adding, Rondoat. ae ence, Dt ‘ysth—Arr sloop W II Bowen, Brotherton, NYork for Provis e 1 outh. NS, 10 days, in ballast, to poz & Hincken. t 45 26, lon 49.46, passed several ice! ra rig Porto Plata (Brem). Koper, Port au Piatt, June 9 With mahovany and tobacco, to C F & HG Schmidt. June Counsel, vious valor in the field aud its future prospects in finish- ead, it Was, on motion, ae- ‘ : Ti, lat'35 40, lun 710, passed a sehr showing DColden Mur | ¢ence, if siding at the pianoforte), commencing thus:— We have received a letter from Cs . . in “i = ii ing up the rebellion. ‘The present location of the Sixty- | pairs signal. ELIZABETHPORT, June 18—Cid echrs Abigail, Mi The heavens declare thy glory, Lord, Neompanied with the aildavit of aneye pituers,toiaigy | “Bir, Canmeae then offered the following resolutions, | Rit i# one of the, most beantival and healthful on the | "Bis Handolph (of Boston), Hallett, Matanzas, June 7 Gambridaeport: Auastic, Look, Boston; Jan Tiabay aot In every star thy wisdom shines; contradicting the report. As we have no room for the | which were, on yaotion of Mr. Hunt, ‘unanimously | *#cTe4 soilk—Cloud’s Milis, near Alexandria, Va. The | with sugar, to Brett, Son & Co. Bvelyn, Falmer: Samford: Gen Warne, Ginn, Sag Hae- y a 7 “ " gi c, tO c Dar y a. 5 fone I a ‘We read thy baine in fairer lines. sent, sustained be part | Resolved, That the Commissioners of Emigration, con | StFeains abound in fish of the test Kind, and everything | Wie kiherts (of Bucksport), Cousina, Sagua, June 6, with | York. Sidschr A.A Bandeil, Alcvorn, NYork (and was at The rolling sun, the changing tight, of a man anda s sidering it the egal duty of the Comimissioners of quaran | g@cis t inv! Sali thee: Sinton: “whe trendent migar aud molastes. to Ben} B Sherman, anchor off Bristol Ferry sth) aires 5 Mince ‘Tux Lar MoxpgR ww Baoapway.—Circumstances are herp at ce-tne To ace fot mrnawumant of the Soating | or Georgetown College: D.©., Dr. Marley. has furnished |) Mine Tene! See Ackley, Greenport," in tallest, to BF FS er cntebnek adie een mais “4 y :. g deve! i trol and entand provide for tl 3 7 ett t 5 path: Wooster, Philadelphia for Ke ‘The guistt was yesuiranecaneecsien Gradually Being developed which will present th» case | "tctved, That ihe Crmisissioners of Emigration, in’ the | © coarvela (rom among the Tosnits tor the regiment, Bm, Wh Anus nesees 19 Stunted Co. astm Hemedions 12} etcuk: Bucemtartr. Driane, South Aboy for Portiand: Maz * bes with u iy decorated with the Stars } of the late murder of Mr. Keal, in Broadway, in even a | presnt. emergency, when a sickly season. is apprehended hr Mati, ive wer, Chincoteague, 2 days. tanzas, Blake, Philadelphia ‘for Faimouth; Spring Bird. Bae and Stripes, and, afler singing, prayer was ollered up iss - s and no funds have been pat at the disposal of the Quaran- United States District Court. Schr Brave, Cropper, White House, Vi ker. NYork for Gardiner; Hurtensia, Rondout for Havere by the President, Rev. A. Smith, D. Dy more romantic aspect. An advertisement in our columns | tine Connuiscioncrs by the State or city authorities, Wilt pro. IMPORTANT TO RIVER STEAMBOAT COMPANIES. Behr MF Webb, Buckiogham, Phiiadeiphiae hil. The following ‘coinposed the ‘first part of the pro- | to-day seeks information as to Miss Stewart’s marriage | vide them with means to the amount of 10,00) Lok the pur. In th { the Staten Island and New York F Sehr Rio, Fairbanks, Elizabethport for Haverhill, HARTFORD, June 18—Arr schra Sarah B Bulkley, Bulke: gramme, an was well gone through'— with deceehied, which as iafiagen seme ou the 6anot | [280.2% maintaining the flowing hospital, tn the full falta in the case of the Staten Island and New York Ferry | Schr Jane, Hasketl, Elizabethport for Boston. crag ck led ppc 5S oneer Report of the Committee on Compositions of the Middle : anon that tits amount will be refunded by the Siate for the bene- | Company against the steamboat Pomona, @ libel for col- | Schr} own, Elizabethport for Boston. Op ed ae ted lta RS ore ise, Woodhull emigrants who have contributed to the fund of this Hain, McClain, New Brunswick, selected by the committee certificate from her under the preteuee of showing it to | Mr Curtisnsilered tie tiie e el be taken. Hision, it appears that the parties to the suit are rival be 'e ss citer 8 iow nag :- 7 Report of the Committee on Compositions ef tho Col- | «member of his family, and never returned it toher, | | Resolved, That the Prezident of this Board be authorized saat anid aA tle ‘Sue Bist: ts ta — Depariaseat, Junior Clase, with composition s¢- | yany persons of respectability have caliedat the Tombs, fesey Hie hes $5,000, 4s the lirst advance to the | Island, stopping at si . landings. Ronan! {7 gommittes, Compositions of the Ficet | 204. althouglnet permitted te soe the prisoner, have | “The folowing preamble and resolutions, offered by | 76 collision occurred at tho Now Brighton dock landing, aa sa Ea naoy wor on Corapestilons f, the Fi'st | proiiered their evidence that the deceased had on’ mauy C = J in June. 1861. ‘The claimants’ boat, the Pomoua, reach- gna Secoud Divisions, Collegiate Department, and the | Occasions introduced her as his wife. ‘The expression of ners of Health, at their mecting | Cd the dock drst. bath having left New York at about the - <a — : no — oe. se the young woman as she stood by the side of her dying | held on the 16th just, od @ resolution empowering th came time. The Huguenot, the libellants: boat, bad A the eng of he ab ve tovares ag eonchsded, | jyogband, 7bot ic had beau alo four. pearal” cau be | Hoct Giene pia’ ay the Coker its ieee deestings er yatbaapra: SiG stan, Se eels of J ries ; ts ay of the hospitals under charge. of the Comminct 0 " : o atic sone, specially composed for the occasion by J.C, | ¢xPlained oy a hiswwry of Cour years of misery anddeser- | Eiigration, iy proner Provision should be made ior a 104 sclaarie SLaRT Or AGB. Toreeod to aac Ai tamdtin: wheress, this Commission has under‘. | When her bow had reached within about ton feet of the Philadelphia: Ente: Johnson, ani John seir Stering. Bly, NYork, NEW BEDFORD, June 18—Arr schrs E Rodman, Bowe man, ind H Gihbs. Snow, NYork, f NANTUCKET, June 12--Arr sloop Tawiemeo. Ray, New York: lth, sehrs LM Mangum. Hayden, West Indies; Fly, Cieesemart, and Mary Bleu, Chase, Philadelphia, NEWBURYPORT, June l7—Arr schrs Halo, Newman, and Horteusia, Fowler, Philadelphia. NEWPORT, Juno I7—Arr_schre T Bordon, Wei Fall River for Philadelvkiay WC Nelson, Smith, uins. Pail, do for Elizabethvo jing. Bristol for Kondolt. Classes, Collegiate Department, and the composition | JY, 1858. She states that her husband obtained the | fit of th iana, Teel, Elizabethport for Boston, t& Hannah, Vallance, Elizabethport for Nor, hy, Elizabethport for Fall River. reget, Canin, 6 days, Schr Anvil, Whaen ke, 7 days. Schr IL Snow, Achorn, Rockland, 4 days. ir Sarmtel Hartt, Sturces, Gloucester. Sehr Queato, Hammoud, Rondout for Boston. : rt lence, er $s calm | iam hospital; an “4 . - Penfecsar Woodman selected as the air » Of insult Sot Sogran. ner i. 3 an bg re c ‘18: , achr Ohief, Norr &, Providence for NYork. ! Ward, Big. a erycn * ‘and tier aadroes a? ate Be hospitals other thax those at Ward's Island; t Rea a eee NEW LONDON, June 17—Arr sebr Victor, Seat «Seats ao ig ep . Pi peculiarly interest. ) care B nd; Chere: 1 dock, the Pomona cast off her lines, and dashed on be. Steamer Peire), Young, Providence, ONDON, June | TY se! clor, Seara, e ts Wh. aa a sna Ste vena gon ; ike Tombs that she has had inter. | foP so. ine Suroriniendent of Ward's Idland he" | tween the Huguenot and the dcek, raking bothas she | Rercnsxn—Shi aich, honce fer Eiverpoot | BeuPort. Sia Asch, schy Hero, Carter (trom Cala #), Ne = ag ng aweecnooe which | Views with her counsel, Mr. Kdwin James and Mr. Dun- |. NOCUGt TS Vermt tue latroduction of any. patente | passed, and damaging the latter boat. Asti iuat. | Went asiore same York. Pieco was sung with a ihviliing aweetzess which | Yr" NO a6 oreparing ber defence. I has been incor, NEW 1 er ae ji iF . h yellow fever. to tue hospitals at W biel could not have been surpassed in the halls of Aberdeen | Pectiy seated that Mr, FaWwin Jatnes volunteered his pro- ens tcady csnuary to the standen, and ‘bell ve | term, bas sent down trom Connecticut the follow! or the Edinburg cathodra!. Tho words are so erreetaees | {oesioval services on bebalt of the unhappy woinan, The | do, that cur cluizens would not permit persons sick with | decree m= SRG Prgient Position of the coartry that we give tem | rc, iy tha two geutiewon, who tako a deep interert in | il disease wo be earre dhraurh idecty and placed im yt | TE ye Tfuguenot hada right to reach her land- Re her case, solicited his protessional aid. and be at ence hole in theis Immediate vicinity. the Pomon he w: a freed i . 3 he foregol bi 4 reso. ing place bypassing in ahead of the Pomona, as she was Sethe hopes of this tar lands bao shag we aha Menke teomssttion ote teeaee One amd tor atrempting te do, and that it was the duty f the latter lution ve transmitted io the Health O:tcer and to the Bi in thy strength to stand Crcker—New York vs. Aswenicay.—-These two clubs to have backed if she wished to leave the dock befure AM, She Judge Shipman, before whom the case was heard Jast carol ‘and W Atwater, do. lune 18—Arr bark White Wi Es Schrs Poliy Price, Adams, Boston; Johm Hlader, Clayton, do; FG Smith, Anderson, Danvers ; T Benedict, Goldsmith, Providence; Aun Turner, Nantucket, Cid barks A T Harvey, Miller, Pork Ship White Faleon, Drummon ed Anjier March 13, to CC Ship Transit (of Bath), fro Also one bark, unknown. SAILED. With thy favor biest. played a mateh on Wednesday at Hoboken. Tne New ee ee ee eis, ye cies gaa PA Ee rm Soa oy 3 Gai, Ryder, Boston: bukg © Nichols. Tyler, Balen Hear our patrivtic ery, York Club is well known as an ol first class orgeni- damages. : Wind at sunset NNW. seare ineeson! Ehilie: Dayione Providence: ¥O Batis = oe eee Teepe zation, while the American is of recent origin, and is In the case of wg North are Staten sane Ferry —_ Anserton, doit HL Lanaliy, Newburyvorts Chale Company against the steamioat Huguenot, it appears iscellaneous. 0, do: bs Our high trust attest. composed of the leading base ball players of Brooklyn, | Vessel einployed as & floating hospital bad wot been pro- | that tie Viibellante are Owness of the steamboat | Be Bua hessieemmeniee rp Lake: Lady Susohk.” Bakes: Menten . Tn our jand thy will be done; ail of whom are of American birth. Some good play was | yided with nurses and supplies by the Commissioners of | Thomas Hunt, running from New York to Staton Island. | the brig Arabel. arrived here’ Gent, ilack, vorts Ghlefy Champlin, Nogwich ton Since that will bath made us one, exhibited by this young club, they making some siashing | Ensigraticn. The Board thereupon, it is stated, autho- | ‘T#Huguenot is owned by 4 rivai company, and runs on {| fulled from Clenfuegos on ee Bee eee He a he 2 Achieve the work thy love begun, bits, and after aliltie more experience they will prove | rized (ho Health Oilicer to place any patient sick of yel- | the came route. The suit is brought to recover dam- | £4" ‘or Boston, and that o i) okt, Coen Diamond. Young, Dalwverspett; Ton varaty Bid all discord cease. troublesome customers to clubs of older date. The iargest | jow fever in any hospital under charge of the Commis- | ages for a collision whicho ccurred at the landing in the a ne ipens we ae 1] Keres, dvs Volta. Brooks, § Ht Landon. ot ; Strong in unity, may all number of 5; iors were present to witness this maich | sioners of Buigration until provision should be made for | yitiage ot Factoryvitle, where both bouts touch, and took | jance, with vessel, fs a t ‘ Lawrs, De ke Sune “ ne Br brig, four schra loaded witht end ath brothers we may .call, that Baye been present on any oceasiou this ecason. | a floating hospital. It is true that this Commission has | place June 10, 1861.’ The bosts approached’ the dock | “Conys Jawns SatrueReit sat Sick. ates tha fee hay, Hi ish col for the Government, 8 eamner, bored By Whatsoever fate befall Result of the game:—American Club, first innings, 32; | not provided the floating hospital with nurses or sap- | from opposite courses. ihe whart was long enough for for Yorktown, with gv i'schrs in the harbor. Wind SW. ‘Still abide in’ peace. second innings, 46. Total, 78. New York Club, first | plies. It is equally truc and quite as pertinent that | oth boats to have landed ut the same time with ease ck by lightning on Friday evening ne 7—Arr vark Bmma F Chare, Gilkey, 7. innings,133. ‘The New York thus won in one innings, | neither the city of New York ner tho Bank of Commerce | and safety. They reached the dock both at avout the nouth of the Schwylkill river, and the injury jardin, FhitadsIphiag quum Bonar 1 vaur, Delano, Perth Amt Boxer, Rankin, Saco fi ed Wy Be ap re i pyr RYork. Cid Br brig Bachelor, Wageott, Matanzas. ld ch was so serious asto require them to ro- with 55 rans to spare, Umypires—Messrs. Saddler an has furnished them. ‘The fia- @ Quarantine Commissioners, | game time, the Hunt perhaps a little the firs! By our long fidelity, Me Reed. and not the Commissioners of Ewigration, have the | guenot approached under too great headway, which | rh to Ubiladephia for redairs, Br bri By ‘the past’s proud memory, . tg Bucane.—Hon F. B, Spinola has quartered | Sige, control and management of this hospital, and if oon te have ‘been sooner ckaket, os thave | Scur L 8x0 Clevqupd, ‘rom New Bedford for Ba. | wind SW, yachts Nettle, Willard, and Sparkle, Senter, ME By our Washington, Ph py he ai ake. ‘Meveindchs teaaictlow’ Zara tue latier, in the absexce of proper provision by the Le- | been without any dificulty, whatever. "The covseaueuoe gariown, was auheis in Word's Lote 1600 tuxt, but would | Pera Wount, June 17—Arr sehr DP, Matthews, Phan hy our common mother tongn, y + gislature, have tor two or three years e former | was she ed the polut of the dock where it was her M and ha be our hopes still strong ¥ oung, tho brigade he bas becn authorized to raise shall be filled | sufiicient money to pay the expenses of carrying iton, | duty to love stopped, and struck the Hunt on her bow, ame petice, cx ¢ . t. af bark Sophia. $4, fot, tat a nate | eee po nag gg tet Ming nese Bhg on mre RS | ; By that banner 0’ i tung, up. The barvacks are under the care of Messrs. Walker | and may this year, in view of the dangerous condition of | doing the latter soine damage. There was no excuse for Fis tons. kenucbark ta tel; én petvune teria: ge Gia = Gaivaiee (iaih Rvorksalcoy Let us still Be one. & Knifllo, w! during the last twelve mouths, have | things, repeal the kirduess, it is wll that the pubic this, and she is therefore adjudged in fault, and must be about ¢8: dene, called the abseen Bale, ~ ere \Milen dn, Bid eongw ds Beith, Hite, Wi Let us to our fathers turn, had great experience i providing for the wants of large | suvuid’kuow that (he Com:uiseioners of Emigration never |" held respousible. Hons ty aeaurt D'k'A ‘Clases ‘han beck | net, Bel cand anchored bsiow 3B Norio. Nauk “ ‘their lives @ lesson learn; bodies of men. The ground is about the finest in the vi- | have bad aud do not men to assume the managemout of Decree for libellants, with an order of reference. ? Jr, of Provincetown, and is belig PAWTUCKET, June 18 Arr schr eld, Arnold. Tn the past this trash discern, cinity of this eity, for company and regimoutal dvill pur- | the floating temjora y hoepital. — The —rosolu- | ne Siaten Isiand and New York Lerry Company vs. r packet between that portand | zabriport. Sid sehrs 8 W Louder, Norton, and ¥ 4 Pe“iurength im Union hee. poser, besides belug remarkably dry and healthy, ‘The | tion pxssed by the Board of Health is absurd. | (ae Standa’ Th-mas Hunt.—this suit is iuatituted to re- . He ae SbET May + achr Hamiflton, Nickerson, New Union is the word they gave, igade is fast tilling up, and, under coinmand of exye- | It subsiautially cstablishes a Quarantine at whatever | cover salvage alleged to have been earned by the libel. | Brig Josiah Jex has been sold by auction for $2500, cash. Jy, lone ier » ‘piow | rienced officers, will soon be in @ condition tudo the | point the Commis A 2ship Charles Sprague, 746 tons, mers of mm ro have hospitals. | jants’ boat, the Southfield, in relieving from distress the bulit at Kennebunk in ard Union ig the word will sa country good service. ‘They have none now exept at Island, to which | yjpomas Hunt iu New York Bay, aml takiog bee to @ | 1961, has beeen sold on private term Union to the free and brave, # ——— eS aN place thie resolution transfers the Quarantine establish- oaoear safety. The service was readere: 00 January Lauxcuxp—At Pembroke 12th inst, a superior double deck | eubter eeed Ve ee Personal Intelligence. reat. It might not be irrelevant to inquire if this reso- | 14 1861. Ihe night was dark, somewhat foggy, aud | park, of abont 440 tons, named the N'M Haven, She is built WN IMPORTANT WORK ON PHYSIOLOGY, &0—A. ‘The subjoined reports were next is order:-= Thurlow Weed left the Astor House yesterday after. | lation also makes all the Quarantine and Health laws | considerable yiaucities of ice were floating im We bay. | in the most stannch and thorough manner by Geo Russell « AT ei ies the married oF those contemplating it, Dre Report of the Committee on Compositions of the senior | noon tur Albany, appicable to this new Quarantine. If it docs, then the | f have had sone doubt whether this wes a case of sal- in Portland, Ry bore a rE, ball, | LARMONT’S Paris, London and New York Medica! Advises” Gloss, with the composition selected by the committee. | Coie: Murray, of the Britieh Army, and Me."Tiod Board of Health is equal in power, in that respect, to the | yage service at a; but Iam inclined to the opinion, on | 4nd is Intended for the West India trade, and ts to becom: | aid Marr ane Guide, itech edition, revealing the facts obo Report on penmanship. wie Ys | Casco, | Tevisiature of the state; and, as there are boardsot | the whole, that . Capt. Braisted, who w Te eee ey Care ee recoaiy launched efing bark enabled the | frnccoy neetomy And experincnts in the Franc cee Roport on Ui h examination. $f the Rugwian Legation, are topping at the Clarendon | eer ihe dive or six huudrod wwus of the sate, | senger en tho cccitield, testides vo the peril Bila Wille of the sxine size and model of the NM Hayeu, | set hospitals, and private proctcnicting the haroan faniie Report on vocal it follows, asa maiter of course, that each town board’ | Fiunt. He isfamuliar with the navigation of the bay, | designed for the same trade, aad to be commanded by Capt | fron, tenorance of their eanses, indiscretion, &. Sent (reo Report on needlework. Hon. D, B. St. John, of Newburg; Col. H. A. Smalley, | could esinbiiah net quarantine and apply ail the | xuew the character of the night, and the situation ‘of | Teaae H Varney, of Porvand a for $1, by EB. WARNER, No. 1 Vesoy street, Astor House, of Reyort on drawings and paintings, of the Untted States Army treet, of Counec- | Qusrantine and Health laws thereto. If this couelv the Hunt. she was in the ive’and bad broken her | At Mystle, Ct, on the 16th ins from the yard of Mesere | ROSS’ & TOUSKY, 121 Nassau street, New York, “Tho Bogs Report on senior examination ticut; A. C, Bell, of Boston: Ernst Lege, of Staten Island, | jc too absurd, then by what authority will the How! crank, by which .bs was disabled for the time being. Serres Crogan #10. one ras for Gapeata Gait, of Bor: | 8 oples ara at G47 Broadway, up staira, Hours tor tres A beautifal du ubitie (Home to Oar Mountains,” | and. $. Hutcbing, of Danbury, Conu., are stoppug at | Oncor seud pereons to this new Quarantine cr the phy- | The clainants allege a custom among boats of this cha- | wien Ct. Ve covenr with other papers in recommending Dr. Lare followed, alter which ‘the report on the result of the | the Albemarle Hotel. ficiaus in charge dealin them there aguinst thei will? | pacter runniag iu sho bay to assist each other, in case of | "At East Machiag 16th inst, from the yard of JM Wiswell & | mont and his work.'=Courrier des Etats Unis, Dispatehy late examiuation’’ was read by the President. Major Kendrick, G. Melville and J. E. Thorndike, of the | Many por? who are not Fick at all, but have been 8ub- | teed, free of charge, aid insist that the custom proved | Co a fine fore-and-aft sehr of avout 130 tons, to be Com- | stants Zeitung, Atlas, Medical Review, 1 Noxt came iu order the distribution of the awards ef | Unive States Army: Dr. Beadle, of loughkeorsia: Dr. | ject to iufeetious influences, are detained at Quarantine, | Covers this case. 1 tink the evidence falis to establish | Manded by Capt Albert Brown, of Bast Mach{as. —— — — rt, have & Brothe: contended for in cases like the one befure t was ob,ected, On the argument sor the is, that the libel should be disoiissed because the org, tho ofieers and crew of the Southfield, were TATOR.—DR, BRIGGS’ NEWLY INVENTE, aut Bumion A'leviator cures Corns, B Bustered Feet, &e. oy Aig, proper & Broadway, N. Ye merit to the Second and Third livisions, Proparatory | Jarvis, of Claremont; W. R. Buits, of Washington: Home always greatly against their wiehes, and violators @f the | the princ Department, and distribution of testimonials of merit ] Ramsdeil, of Newbury, aud J. Clovenshard, of Kuglaud, | Quarantine laws are often imprisoned by way of preeau- | the Court. and eebo arship to the First Preparatory, Academie and | aie topping al the Fifth Avenue Hotel. tion and punishment. What is to becom) of these? | ciain Co}leviate Departments. R.A. Forsyth, of Newharg; A. L. King, of Teavens. | When an epi the Beard of Health bas the | Go sal Tho parting hyrau of the graduates, composed by & worth. H. Shaw. Jr f Lexington 'B. Kendrick, | wadaubted right to take amy building within its local | pot joined in the ifbel. ‘This objection should have been pupil, commenced thus— of Indiana, Mrs iishor and family, C. Barslow, P. A’ | Jurisdiction and ose itas @ hospital. Tu such cose, how. | taken atan earlier stage of the proceedings. No {neo Guided by the God of heaven, Aines, and C.F. Hammond, of Boston, are stopping at the | @vet, the Heard pays @ reasonable reni ont and | venicuce ean now arise to the claimants upou other Mesers Clark, of Kennel build for Cot Witam TL Tho vip of B60 tone, Fon bas in frame a schon ‘Thompson hes also a ship in frame, upon wh nied Wil Southern pine is nore available, a ship to frame ready for plankin eh will Le on jeu Robt Ciesves, Messrs Titcomb & Merging st clase shin of about 1000 ton and ia the 6 Bunions ‘>. and $ per box. cents, Soli by dru practical Cuiropodists Brightly bas onr patinw: pays the physicians, nurses ana ovderlies, & )) ‘es fur- | oj ims for salvage for thiseervice. All such claims, if iieomb, Ei NA eumsDae Joy and gladnese He has xi He cen ve Piture aut wiadicives, an indeed aesuiues tho en')re an | Suy rvigted, wre vartod by delay. Tt ie a case calling i. steam propelict ot poe phe Ce rs | ‘All te from Hix hand alon J. H. Phelps, of Connecticut; John Chatileld, of Sey | agorent aud prysall the expenses, Whorefore, in ow of ita small allowance. Decree for libellants for $100 Mr Wm E Cofin, of Boston, on be collar, with the owner's name,’ The Hong tall ae ative aid ‘for hia return 10 90 Fourth eves Through green pastures Ke has led ws, aes A tate nd wife and R. E. Hitehooek 3 Sousmiseicners of Health, and for the cou rae pst aie, a bette = + | the action of te Commissioners of He rr Mu . M.G. Hoyo | proieetion of the iumates of Ward's Island and the “anagawa, Japan, 3 a t vt Rantett, of Golden State, at nue, or to 43 Beaver street, aud no questions as! ‘Tis His goodaces th: aud Pablo Nezré, of Havana, are stopping at the Lafarge | 4 of the surrounding district, the foregoing preara- Our Sick and Wounded Soldters, a. Poy 101 Kacieon, Writes ar follaws'— cai JAMES MEYER, Jr. From life's may changin Boast. jo and resolutions are submitted for the action of the TO THE EDITOR OF THE KERALD, Tn lat 2927 8, lon 14020 E, saw the igh ruck exlted tn} ~ a Fiiediay’s Pacitie Directions © Lot's Wife,” t demrived by Means in (728; ft is not on Lia enaris, On N & Wilson's chart i ie and was wen u in 1°25 anieicesssntsahelasinaenneninacnenasisites i ‘OUND—IN THE TIFTH AVENUR, A LaDy Hees Bauon, with icitaia Can be hed at 109 Nini Street, by proving property and paying ter this adverticar mm ‘The address to the graduates J, M. Lanensier, of the United Stotes Army, W. Iach- | Board. Rev. Asa). Smith, D. D., und was mad theological | tug, of Philadelphia: 1. Soott, of Kanaus; D. T. Bugle: ane Rianne ee piece of rhetoric, Le took cecasion t refer to their | of Ceiifornia; H. Whitier, C. A. B. Ewing and Paw on » Bhaninously aties when nt the Institute, and dweit ably an’ ole. | Rebiing, ui Deston, and it. J. Morgen, of 3t. Louis, a quently on ibeie ciming ab Pd higher aitaiumopts | stopping at the Movropolitan tiotel. which would quality (vem for passing throveb those | pr Strobulz, of Montreal; H. MH. Honore, F. soones of trial to ele try would ever be subject so | and Mire. Kinzie, of Onicago. L. 0. Warreil, Jong a8 they continued a the test F. Winne, of Aibany, 7. Rodrigues, M. ita ; ‘The presentation « plomas to memlérs of the gra- , D. Gomes, F. Villolin and EK. Peres duating class baving beon gove Uarough, tye closing stopping at the Si. Nicholas Hotel, ; \ifered by Mr. Punvy, was, | ‘There appears to bo something radicaty wrong im the Lopted:— ve | neglect of the government towards some five hundred ard deste to give expres-ion to 18 | wounded soldiers now suffering and dying in the noigh- borhood of New Rochelle, for want of proper atteution. Evory nurse has about forty wounded to care for, and I understand (here is but one case of surgical instraments to over two hundred sufferers. Clothing ia also very de- The ladios of Now fochelic have aireauy formed ON THE 1Tit JUNE, PROBABLY NEAR THE Post baitding, @ Dia Ring. The finder ly rewarded by retur ©. White, F. Peck yaw UD ‘ a. on bwhi chart that I iw {Jt im not_on Perry's chart Leminded over, about 0 fect in 13 feet wacer, wt one-titid flood ide, Tt bears about E from Gambr lis Peint, BSE —_ —) 1E 14711 INST, In O8T-ON THE BY! + OF going from South ferry to Jersey Ofty forey. per nat, Hawley, be Ae: idsiunicetion from Col. Tomp ius, of the Quartor- tht s Coprrtinent, asking permission for the steam fo clothes; but that is mero char | from the N bia ef Maya harbor, N'B cron the Pismontt | iroagh irondwey and Greenwich street to Cor an Amo prom all that Awol! below the skies Phillips, of Jaunatea, W. 1, Mrs. J. W. King ahiegion irvieg (engaged 1a tbe cartyicg of sdk Mirtopriats toweande | Hocks wa A by W (rom the lw point of Cape Ka fron ued dearhed. lever Gort Waten, manutactnrod i was eung by the whole congrexation, sud the benedintion , of Now Haren Casson, of Loudon, ded suldiersy to lie at the dock at Oastio Gare slaves should dounte | ‘Tite lat and ton of Ormshy's Hock, Lot's Wife oF Buse La boing permoygeod, tbe rye aud reepoctabie conyroge ts a of Washington; D. Tt. Mora and | iden, was received ond refurred to the gaueral agent, | of of those who have | S°e,coreuy wa ail too bane eon ep. tiou separata. ealhcea coke Jove Manuel Nunvo, with power. reecived wounds ia their country's defence, Known places on Perry's charts, ir _ ——— on —_— nd eon, A. G iv a s There being a0 further business, the Board adjourned. PS—At oly ean be geen on the rock of OST—A SMALL SOUTH AMERICAN BIRD, OF Mes. Falooner and 3. Howe Watts At low water phe Maya—a very dork black weed sprondiug over a space of 90 v a Sia loses bec Grautude, ite Old at Ne rd 190 rie bal rautuce, rren- atl a Now, Batted et hound (or Westport), Allaute Ocean, je oy resident, Atlantic Ovean. See settie dune IZ, eae Cornelia, Obester, Hurd’: Exhibition of the New Work University | '@y Grammar School. ‘Tho annual exhibition of the Gram:nar Schoo! of the | of Syraciss, and Henry Wells, uf Aurora, are stopping | Astavit axp Ronuxry oF Oxn Twovsasn Dou New York University took place at Univorsity Hall on | + (he Everett House, Houry Moiser was arrested yesterday charged with Monday forenoon, The large room in which the exereises Americaut registered at Gon & Co.'9 American and | ing avenaited William Queboo, a segar dealer, doing ace. predomina mt color red; exe West For y- cond strver yenterday. A suitable Wilk be pale (or the re e same to the above m Police Intelliger Arrivals and Departares. je ABKIVALA, Laverroot—Steamelilp Ghiwow—The Right Rey M vaine, Disho; hie: ‘of Ohio, and two Mine Weuschad ad two daugliters, Mr Bateman, Indy, two eh! en lady pentidren; M 1 OST—ON THE isTH INSTANT, A AL bank bilg, Logerber wi t to the owner. "The finder wore told was crowded by & highly respectable audi. | tere “agendy and Reading Koo, 10 Straus London, | poss at No. 254 Seventh aveu ie, while he was in a ngor Tainted, wh We 120 bp Chey Bani ta ‘ eruaton th etna the ‘ence, nearly «!i of which was composod of ladies Seated | Cooper, Tomas B. Van bi , Charen h Vowsarmen, bier garden ou the corner of Bigbth avenue and Filty- not Bt Bus oJ vee April 17,, Richatd Mitchell, Aten, . 7m glass: w \ +t segnud Sire@t, and, after knocking hii tnsensible to the Mi fom Veturriso prev to May 12, Jeanuette, Winslow, —$—— upon the platform, on sach sido of Chanceltor Ferris, who | © HM. Loud, Cearge W. Brow |. 0. Halsted, W. Hl Thomat Owen, C. W. Buster a T.fanman aad wife, J. rs #i,001 67. The | } 'D. sHohimaany WP Door, robbed him : stico Kelly, ana held to vail ‘ P Dats sco 1 O8'—A NEMORANBUM BOOK MAvEya, kan bot Pt —, to crnixe, Je pooke., marked B. B. Tharber, of wm ow ediort, \ ba yy: ot 3 Stara, Bacber, of XB, 190; Arr ay Payia prey to J 4 presided on the covasion, were Proveseore rowan and Bull, Dre, Renden and Wolle, together with vtbars. Dod. terete: | in $1,000 to auswer the charge ship B ¥ Hostema L Favt Me re et ener ABEL ZT, bavke Navttins, Swale eee Te Ws as. oF Water ‘ niteavare am pong eros + Poucr—bark John Benson—ttes Wordarm, W Davis, o whe ship Consdiution, Winsiow, Nate, M00 a f ‘worth 's band had charge en! part wre ‘ iw Court CalendureThis Day. OE nee pL PE Fo es vourd, 00 ep. lust yuary barks. Icspe:, Haw Ost OR STOLEN=FROM THE OFFIDE OF tH ; Lge Mardetts N.Y. FA Smith, Hoboken, NJ. 6. Ph Coram Cover—Cmcrim.—Part LN: Boge lary ‘and | hon” Cin soap all tord, 485 Insts th, ay Meee seas Terie inst., & porketbSok, contain! 4505, S641, Benign, Hon—Brig Los Amigos Quo: (ai, 7678, | etitid, J Coates: Pokt av Veatt=Brig Porto PiatomM Morierka, Mr Blass arntiy. On kee Brig Randolphel Chan, A Chat, Van Ate, A Jan, Chis Alor. ‘several nolos past due; also note ol see aged April, ABM, Rt threo months, for, Ly 28-100 A Mlars; also check of Mané ‘x7 (4-109 doilaes, dated June 16g “h hae been stopped. Any persor The exercises consisted of recitritons by the ruptis, tn on i haw , San Franeituo; ©. ¢ profict Rhode vilwon, Ghuillicouhe, 0. which they exhibited # large amount of proficiency. in Quitre, Gaunda; #. C. rut, fi nite Bae this branch, the first prize waa awarded (9 Mestor A.W. | Ai/, Kewnody, I ladelpaias J, E. Seote STL, 6710, OTL, OT67, 7087 " T5iy, 7000, TOLL, TOaL, 7689, 7070, TABI, TITL, 4117, 17885 teat, T8004, A, B, it Noa. $056, 4515, 4008, 5110, ty & 4 i 220, TH, © H. Denison, ple ‘1150 8p all tort; May Ly Dlois, NB, 150 pane yi f Ho érivise,, i of ship Louigtana, NB, reports f reps ng taken 475 bbIs ep ol b ayment of W = 3 i Maw |. Ogle, W. H. Mozerole, A. Coleman, 8. | and It. M. Mason, Bost: “ 2, 6190, 0854, T0v6, 7 ia SHtka—C H Porter, WIL Moore. ! i for another year, ready for fe notes, papers, &e., lo the svosertber will ree bo 3 p iaiaage, . Fisk, and W. Reuner, Jr. | J. Magee, Yet, N. ¥ atid adn, 1884, 7668, 700d, 1006) Hoey en Lisra-d Galina, & Boies t 8 Peben, | ae : piper mdtoyhe Hae celal duns lonasaked. d Doing Aatrorigly meptioned im thie oomuy-ten. “The | taker, St Loup, wu ie s0. | Heme p10s—Sebs PaimetignM Croke . Ais Sinart S latter from Capt Stagton, of bork Oxpray, NB, report J. ti, MILLER, 281 Bilatvetp aireghy 7810, T8¢2y ‘