The New York Herald Newspaper, June 21, 1862, Page 8

PROGRESS OF THE ARMY IN TENNESSEE. Our Nashville Correspondence. Nasnviise, Tens.,June 13, 1862, Bde Ooupation ef Memphis und Chatunceya—Kfet of WA Nowe of Federal Successes—Memage of the Mayor of Nebvile—The Fight at Reudyoite—* Tiger Tail” Movementine Capture Dumunt at MeMinnoille—Politicat of tne Rabel Gunpowder, de, dc. The news of at aed Sai Xe? pee ten tes pe 200up, iui oF Memphis, followed by ‘of General Negley in the seizure of epthuiasin among the Union men of this city, Thay not openly exult; but their quiet, yet firm look and tread demonstrate the satisfaction they ex- rience in the tidings, The secessionists in Nashville not appoar te realize the fact that Memphis was ‘until the reports to that effect were confirmed by judsequent intelligence from unquestionable authority. chants and others have already left Nashville to me their business and social relations with Mem- ; and the announcement that trade between the (wo ts reopened ia made by the followmg advortise- nts in the Nashville papers: Sie + Loar voR MEMimss,—The United States enil packet oe DUKE, Strovg, Master, will leave Nashville for sophie on presets. 14, a6 twelve o’cioek. . HALION & CO., Agente, | ‘Unirep States War. See Mimvnis.—The steamer ae A. FISHBR, Morris, master, will leave Nashville Memphis ov Monday, June 16, at twelve o'clock, A. HAMILTON & Co., Agents. UNITED FTATES POST OFFICE ARRANGEMENTS FOR MEMTUIB. M. J. Farrington, Bsq.,of Memphis, who has been a ‘Uwion refugee from that place, has already Jef: for his Sermer home, to proceed with Major Markland, United Bates Post Uilice Agent, via Louisviile, tore-ostablish the former postal urrangemeuts of the city of Memphis with Uhe federa: Union. ‘THE OCCUPATION OF CHATTANOOGA. ‘The derpaich from General James S. Neyley to Gover- Ber Andrew Jebasoi, received last Digit, furnished the Bret reliable inteitigence 0. the entrance cf the federal Forces tao Eastern Teineesee. UNION SENTIMENT LY BAST TENNESSEE We very strong, much more so than in either of the other @y isdon Lue State. It gave twenty thousand majority fo. the Uniou.at the Lime of the vote, last June, when Sho State was pronounced out of’ the Union by a Qwist of the popular voice. The Union General Morgan, with 10,c00 men, is reported to have passed through Cuiteriand Gap, aud t» be atvauciug on Knoxville, now wecupied by the rebels, Other arrangements ior the Geiiverance of bast Teunessee (rom the presence of the thy avers from the extreme South are in progress, aud in @ few days, perhaps at this moment, the suffuers and Wotims of rebel tyranny iu that loys) portion o Tennessee may be reiieved ani disenthralied. THM SifUAT.ON IN NABBVILLB. The ehange in political sentiment in the city of Nash- Ville is becomong more and more appareat. It may, Bowever, be state. as & grauai and geutle transmi- ation @: the ieclings of (he tababitat:, as @ mass, pe aisloyaity to fea ty &) the government of the Unit d Btuies. There is no stampede as yet, although the briige @cross thy Cumberland is rebuilt, aud the cars yesterday grossed with 8a ety and rapidity from Edgefield. While the work of th. rebels is one of devastation, the recon Giruction of this serviceable bridge shows that the mis- Bion of the United staves government is one of restura- Moe aid Civi.iza ion. it is an event that contributes vast- & Lot omy Ww tue convenience. but .o the commercial F08)e.ity of the citiens o: Nasuville. The city owes poine 000 public cebt, priucipally to New York par- Mes—no iutie sbare of it to the Phenix Bank in your Metropoiis. Aoyiiing, thereiore, that contributes to Be pecuniary unpo: tance of Nashville must be of = Fest to your citizens. John High Smith, Esq., ‘Mayor, is acting with viger, discretion and hairs abs discharge of bis cu ‘tes, and contributing largely the support of Gov. Jobnson in the measures he bas ‘Str duced ivr ine maintecance of the government. The following is a copy of SBE PRET MeESAsE OF MAYOR NTH TO THE CITY COUNCIL My, fouictation on my fir day. of “April last, to ekeet mis to ‘That ve ‘aucy vas occasioned by the ayor, Richard B. Cheatham, E.g., to ¥ reyulred of a Tot bis ExoeLency vitary Governor a Tennesee. that ‘with the euneticution or 1, wec, 1), whied reads us foie Pew JoLusUD, Requirement was Wade ip uccordasve | eae Tennessee Tar v:—"Kvery person Who shall be chosen or appuinved 10 any Ollice of rust or prout unuer this constitution, or any rif Mane ib pursuasce dh reed, sual, be-ore enterung on te Gales thereo’, ake an WO MipicTt the consticuiion of we Unived Biates, aud am oath o: ou:ce.” Bastoa by tne Congiens o: the y Jelives tue torm of such oath. There noubing coutaued ta that owih, im my opinion, which 1s BOt @ natural wou legitinete sequ:'ne: O. the oath simply to pport the con<ututlon of t 6.1 Blates. The odjec- Urged Agatuet it, wilh but few exceptions, ae made DAPI O. dn o¥aty (0 the goiecumentof ihe Bnied 4 mi-repres ation, oF anu ymparhy for rela- 8 hd FiehGs eRemged tu che peeseur recell.on. Ly main object i wcepung Line Postion was to continue ~ thereby @void the ne- dat We ew UME WO wsuist, Ly ‘9 restor the authority of” the Fai government iM tue city, Whose juriscketion hag been Resporarily suspended by tue loleuee of & causeless and sboly reBeiiiom. new when L accepted the office that for a while 1 be BD OLje4 vo. Od.Wiu many Of my fellow eitizens; bot) bea an abiuing fain that the worn of prejudice und #.0n Would ,reduauy sucside, wh. n Teanob and loyady LG AgMM as Utne toe Supremacy Tue evidene's of an BH proves coodition im the public miud are apparent to every SdeervaNi ug, kau Kus wie Loyd thar eFe jong Nasb- Sik mil coupe ihe same postion in te Uniou she did im F Gaya. Whe civil yovermment of tie cy, wo eo: law, e ay oF wartial jence ‘brought, vo ous uadertakin.. Shortly alter cntering upon fe. found the gaices o: Record r, ye Fire pay ea “"Revenue ¢ a. deparune i, Tmbents to take the required oath citizens Who, for worth and energy, Will iy WitL the ollie ® of any ouber municipal 3 Gnd you have cus W congratulate ves thu the ‘cy goVerRwent is no» mo.ing on with the change had oc- ‘Ati these otlices you stem and regularly as thoush vo Fred. in co. sideration that every brane! of trxde and commeces Be now pasaiy en, aod 6 ceranged, I would re- at 4 tbe wtrbolen, mwouuy exp nditures and the circusmpeevon in inetirr.ng Tuture indebtedness. spayers sive tbe Oppreared, oF the comfort and wits O: the chy ueglecwd. Ler w a— Og LO eAp Ted © Wor Ub Wnpeaed by suine Obligation oF e) Couneil, By tiie conse @. policy the ety im time will eet of ie we-un. kaed Dao lides and indectedacss, Tue Pinence Commitee ave exnu.ned the account of the yuer Treaswer Jovn Ratws, and und the same by vouch. recorree. I would, however, sute, tn bis last wonth!y re wt of tue ofaling Jund, you wid had an tem of about veem bundred do.lars lost fo te city frou the receipt of jederave wouey. This [ub1 Was pice) in the Pla: Bank on deposit, and was drawn out cariog the week of the Fevrtmy last, tu nly e« hanged. to te peat wopemculy, socom end thie matter bs sour omabderit te: artis atten ay ehecion Ewa iaivrmed by the Supertn. Wudent of tne Wier Worn tas t tuebon ond jon Get bul afew daye By ab a remem An Osi E Sty wt tmaters Deparment, 1 secured. « ior several moptha; aud by Joe ef Date 1 Dove Ww Lave an ampie supply tar tion, as Mayor and aed without extend: Colobel Mattoews, Provoet Mui the goMe# uncer (ber commen, my heartfelt thanks cuuden, CoO) ere! ving order and quiet eis ity Tota eho und # p se 8 su.niery, vied oy a igh sense of duty %0 ve Order «nd Pespwet U erty. meaved ng sear eo ercorm the dudes oi m ity as berevotore, ang 7 OVE obedient aervant, =~ rarer rea ‘Mayer, IMPORTANT POLITICAL MOVEMENT OF CONSHEVATIVRS, Thave ascertained to-"ay tha: ion, Neils. Brown and umber of other Union sy mpathizetiv this city, who aut as yeto,enly avowed their sutiments im this n pubhe, are maxing preparacious to hold grand ing here, which wil represmt @ feoling that ‘ag yet been divulged. The conwn tof not only assisting in reor: 1 relacions in the federal Coton but in keeping position. OMRD OF CL alii SUDETANTIAL EVIDENCE OF LOYALTY. ailitah board ie mbiing in this civ. Sian the obiyngs of ciiizems and othe ived of property by the ne © leferuswthorivies, When a claimant appears h euuired by poocur, proof uf is Loyalty, aides taking woath. & Gay or two ago « gue armed aan, who had se 4 mule, ane and asaerted the he was aud Spey ores «in supportot his devia Said he tad « whipped a secessionst on election i“ Lo Was requested to furnish prool of the fact, Rie hoard, OF Prevented the Tollowing certificate w € Waow {7 My Comomnn:— The beaver of indu teious m. may knowledge uf bi \ essities ir eonveuiel Verercrers 8, Thomes Chilton, ix @ Ard E baw a partiowlar loyalty, from Ue fast tat NaKe® 10) whipping & x $2 en Both sued wt Law EDWako “Bast, Beeretory of State. } The claim was jaseod without further Wr er tigation. , TIOKR-TAN. CMON fj sho has been styo. by smo of the Bator Ono "e. newmee, bas Down Ov & Lour of observation iar ry Der of days. ‘Ihe jaet hoard from him he was in the in pursuit of s and a large force of guerfilas reported br bein on vhood. fe is @ most active otheer, am ii) og batter than to be iM the pursuit of prosunee of following in a Net the wetion with Be ghborhood of MeMiunville ee Fourth Kentucky cavalry. dy Jernigen, Cannon county, Toun,, Goversor's «rd (First Lemueseee). WOUNDED. b Fipp, Oo. C, Fourth Kentucky cavairy ao Gia tow L, Unuhank, Company C, Fourta K cavaey. wee in command of the party, and, he \ext-of bie com with as tioa, ved in rebels a 400, hank had been Hie, acd bad sueood tbe, among then the was surpioed, big 6 ood himsell paying a fremor (or age ' lomH nen ary ins OF ‘i ob efor | St) hinnwolf, amd [Pays that Star + nvepeudontiy of the Seatetevete goveremens, Dut bas a regular commission provi pay, they were lavish the wi ashe ville. ms gost of ing Burt & Co., of Cleveland ; superinter “ate. Thacher, Given. B. anderem.ehoe ve aaa ‘of building, eM teed = <@@ wilitary superin- oar wee Ry eetton, ur G. Trafton was Burt & Co. w see coptract Messrs. Thacber, days, or fort or tet Some ry day bayond tbat i Vee every day 7 Ee eat peice or timber, 0. rcontract within & or riand river fer passenger ceeel : the direction and poaanubey the expense of Neabviile, GOVERNOR ANDY JOHNEON Gontinues immersed na ‘Ris govermental duties. He is determined to root out secessionism, gg ene ordinary game to accomplish his purpose. 1 left him but ‘afew moments a0, aud it was with no ihe ae that I afterwaras read the following despatch in a Louis- ville paper, received this evening: A wlegrapbie deapotah from Ai re. ports that Governor Johnson was itied. ot Na ye man named se Brown, who was in tare keg ‘This will be news to those who live tg Nashville. Governor Jobason is still alive, and pr-pared to in bis good work of restoring the great State and generous Dope of Tennessee 10 thir formes postion inthe federal a. ‘TENNES-ER. Josn 10, 1963 —Laft Nashville for Gallatin, in compan with Leigh Trafford, at seven o'clock A.M. this ving ‘at quarte: -pasteight o'clock. Presented Barker, of G. letters to Mr. who gave me very little en- coursgement; he is Union man; he introduced me to Mr. Lope keeper, of whom! got horse and buggy. Wer itt, left on ‘at ‘about half-past o'clock for Lafayette, over a good turnpike travelled seventeen miles, to the Rock Hose, where we tock dinner. We found the inmates of this house to be strong secessinniste, as well as the mostof the people that we bid passed on road. Altho gh civil, they were very inquisitive as to our mission further on. At Balvers, two miles and a naif beyond, we took a-road to the right, which was very rough and rugzed, and ap- parently lite wavelied. 'e “reached |——, our des- tigation, a& about dusk. The natives seemed much surprised at the appearance o soldiers. did not know to what side we ignorance of into @ great siate of suspense. The sentiments of t peopie are very much divided. The prominext Union men in the place sre Messrs. lenges ‘aves, Wilkinson, Ren- ham, Alien and Woodcock. 1 st topped at the house of Mr. Wilkinson, County Clerk. The fam ly are very intel- ligent. We reiired early, after recetving sundry words of cation from him in regard to our movements, in cave we were sugnt after by the rebels, I made inquiries 0; ail Joyal persons as to the su;posed success of our mission; the univerral reply was, ‘There are not twenty young men in the county.’” Jvxw 11.—Got up evriy this morning: ate my breakfast; aiter which I exuntered out to look on my fle.d of oper tion, ard become acquainted with the people. 1 found the men spoken of above. with the exception of Messrs. Wilkinson and Woodcock, who were away. At ten o'clock I had concluded that | could do nothi:g at L—. Mr. Ber ham, Tax Collector of the couaty, offered to pilot me through the county. After hiring another hor-e and having bim shod, we got away from L— at abvut three o'clock P. M.” Tetarted about an hour before the others, in compar y with a Miss Pipkin,a beautiful country ‘‘lassie.”” with whom I rode for about five miles. I waited at ber house until Mr. B. and the tcame up, when wo went on. We travelled about six miles further to the house of a good Union man, named Heuser, where we Spent the pight. ‘The country is very thinly settled and the crops kxk bad, which are being gathered iv. Mr. Heuser thinks there are no young nen to be had. The port = bad to be we the opening of East leunessee to Inion troops, before they take an active + in farthering the Unien cause a LARGE XEZURE OF POWDER. Lieut. Tarrant, of the Urdnance Department, and Lieut Wharton, with a'detachmeni of men, aie an excursion — night w Aghiand Cuy. sbout {twenty-five milex be. low here, in sea-ch of a powder mill. They weut inthe little steamer Adelaide, They returned to-day, having fouud the mill, which was an did establishment, wned by «Mr. Watson, (rom Muasachuse'ts. It had been in op-ra- ton for # uuiber of years, and was the principal mana- factory during the occupancy of Nashvitie b by an renee: At the time of the ‘ull of Loneison there were about co a in the magazine, which was guarded by a de- pent of Alabama cavalry; but pot i were frightened that they jeft the powder and ‘skedaddled.”” ‘The powder was all brought in, and is now in the magazine here. 1¢ will be turned over’ to the secesh in homeopa- thic doses. Mr, Watson professes to be a loyal man. and expresses great pleasure in having bed wind and in its proper piace. His wife ig a dauzhter of ox-Governor Marcus Morion, of Taunton, Mass The powder makiug firm is com;ored of Mr. Watcon an a Mr. Vetter, an English subject. ‘The set % re of this large amount o ammunition is an even: of importanes, ans the success of the expedition is due tu the discretion and timely preparations of the «flicers in command. Lieut. Wharton has been appoinied Oranonce Officer at this post, Licut. Farraot being transferred to Savannah, Te: Commercial Monopoly. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. It will not be denied by any one that a principle of equality ag to the legal faeiliies for carrying on eom- merce amoug naticas belongs rightfully to each; or, 1m other words, that equity requires nations apd indi viduals to stand upon the saine footing as to the facili- tes of prosecuting commerce, giving to cach location or central point of commercial operations iis peculivr ad- vantages, aud conceding to each comimuvity and each individual in it the beet of peculiar industry and en- terprise. Whatever state of things tends W desircy this oq) ality iu the purscits of ecmiuerce, resulting ef artificial regulations im apy Ope nation, is unjust, and should be discountenanced. Laws aifocting commerce iu any nation should be based upon this principle of equal rights and equal facilities alike for ctie ent ia. org anu their inbabitauts engaged iu comercial pur- suits. But the world has witnessed within the last swenty-five years the adoytion of a system of policy ap plied to navigation by 4 leading lower which bas wnd- ed, and stili teuds more aud mure, to tbe cwuiralizativa of eursmerce in the bans of ver subjects, in violation of the general principles of commercial equatity to which we have adverted, and which it shouid be a leading ob- ject of every other nation iu the wor!) to defend apd mrivtaio in ihe interest of their respective + We alluce to the system of ial steam lines between Fngtand x count jes by the Brivsh government that thu It of encuurageme@nt tends vo bing the + apparent advan hawiKabon vnd commerce wituin the grasy g'e HAW, Whose Woallb Be > Ye 1s must casi cunverted to the purpose of wi zing commparee of the & Brisetn auvesay abort bs ihe Us merce vetween Fawope and \inerica § ¢ the Amer. ean ehores 0. the Pacit oan, W Ue West Indies, to Spain, Portugal, te Britieh Channel and North sea, aod all the commercial cities of the Mediterranean and its appendapt waters, thrtigh the Red sea to India and China, Engine ie sbus in adair way of bringing the commerce of all nations within ber own control, and of ropdering thie unequal eystern permanent, by aesaring to herseif the exclisive und eonsiantly accumulating pecuniary profita « network of eommercial faeilities extending to every coun und Bea wpoU Lhe Buriace/uf the globe. iu which she can have nu competitor. It is evident that every other natu has 9 decided Gnd presetig tutorest 1 putting an end to this monopoly. ail sustained of encouraged by gu i shoukd be assimilited to eli; s-of- war, and, like them, by a common international law, shold not be allowed to oacry ou commerce. This prine Tecognized und wcted pou by all nations, would cave the logicumate natura! portion ui trode of coach nagion {ree to the enterpriss and ability of 1s sub- Unoer the present eyetem of £ Liew, (he pecimary atvautages of the commerce ations of the entire globe will suon enuie ex clusively to Englund and the Figlisb owners of her con ng Letwork of comme: sal * Tat the now poliey Amorjean Gongre 6 Of & law io provilut subvontioned steamboats, doy fag, (rom import: fF exporting good, aad in putting al) such steam. stipe on a footing with Is-of-war, with the acco by the paugivg boners. Let Me. Sowa d enter into tation wiih al! foreign Powers witha view to the adimise.on of this ew and principle #6 au estabiisle law of nations. . Editer, thay the adove are worthy the atiention of al! eviightened star Hee Intell gence. arrexet at Rare in a Raiinoav CaR.—Jaroos Keenan was brought before Justice holly yesterday, ou charge of attempt at rapo preferred agaiuet him by a girl about thirteon years Old, named Catherine Hagan. The com: jeges that as she was returning from @ picnic pod, on Thursday night, iu one of the second the defendaut Worew hor upon the floor, aud attempted to violate Vier person. The atair cecurred in one «f the email cars. Appeal to for agsistance, she called upou the driver, The latter, however, wax deal to.ail ber cries, aud it was now unt ‘Meer Morris, of the Twenty-first prectuct, ean the rescue, that the prisoner was compolied Wo desist, The recused was held for. indecent assault, the attempt ab repe cot haying been clearly establiehed AProresom wim Five Wives—Protessor Kirbye, a ventriioquiat, attached (o one of the Bewory theatres, Wes sent lo huladelphia yesterday, in charge of detee- ‘ive Wieon, on acharge of pigamy. The acensed, it is Red, bos Lo loos them five wives in existence—nume- ne Wb Pittsburg, two at Philadelphi&, ono ab Wheel 1ono at [Liipsburg, Hie last conghert waa made jo Philadelphia, in the person of Mra. Emtiy Holt, « wider of consider able means, who, upon dincovering ok ayed up aysinet the accured. A warrant wi peshousion of the Profersor by on dyagiobe nt ap. A the Phiiadelphia %, ond forwarded to this ety for execut which resulted in tho prisoner's arrest, as previously stay Departures, VALS hiss isan id Dunlap, wife and entia, Win Batt Cay Hi ter Me Prema ‘ ‘Saal an V Ver ba See rw Ow yond @ Mactan” ai FPayxienaivr Avuy Bracke @ ilenieg en M47 wid there being 10 conductor to | poy NEW YORK mast, SATURDAY, JUNE 21, 1862. | SHIPPING NEWS. The Grand Street Catastro; ren, of No. 96 Bayard street, who had awarded the con- tract for the mason wok to John O'Brien. In digging for a foundation it was necessary to “shore up” the building next door, No. 209, which was occupicd aa & coal office and Jewelry Manufactory. The foundation was laid tem feet below the level of the street, and the wal! bad been erected to a good height, when the pressure of ‘the sand from No. 209 forced the strveture to give way ‘There was no cellar to the premises Ne. 200; so that the full pressure of a bank of sand ad ener ‘pine feet in wos cirected a ‘the well ir. Warren, who was present when the accident oc- ered, testified that the first intima ion be had uf the dangerous yous of the premises was when the clerk in coal mext door ran the wall was out and he shat setting. Upon examming the wail be found that it — becime cracked and was in eenking ccncition. He immediately xave the alarm to orkmen in the cellar, amd told them to the to run; but before they could ercape the entire wail rt a) bary ing twe or three of the laborers in she "john Wash, & practical mason, residing at No. 200 Fast Twenty-sixth street, deposed that he examine! the russ and found the mortar or cement to be of a ver: inferior quality. The wall, too, was <ot thick enou, for the purpese, it hela ‘oniy.eghteen inches iu jistory of the case, he was of the “opinion. thet, the wall wae ‘not ly strong to resist the pressure of the bank of sand in the building next door, and he — the accident solely ‘0 this cause. He sample of the mortar, and pre- sented it to thesjury tor their inspection. James M. regor, Inspectur of Unrafe Buildings, deposed that he mace an examination of the premises in question, and found that the trenches for the foundation bad been dug at feet below the level of the street. He was of opinion that there was not sufficient care exercised in excavating, and attributes much. of the damage to the untimely removal of the needies. ihe Pressure of the louse earth in No. 209 against the newly erected wall before the cement had a to harden the direct cause of the trouble. Indeed, so frail was the structure that he ordeved the firemen to’ desist from working among the ruips for fear of 8 second and more serious disaster. A lew more witnerses were examined; but their tes- timony was only corr. borative of what has been already given, The Coroner then submitied the case to the Jury, who, after due deliberation, rendered the :ollowing VERCICT— That the deceared, Thomas White and Jeremiah Dowdell, came to their deaths. by reason of the falling of the walls of the butlding 209 Grand street, om the 19th of June, 1862; and the jury further say that they are of the opinion that J..C. Whitlock and J.J. O'brien are censurable, the former for so svcn removing the needl:s, and ihe latter for not exercising sufficient care in the excavation of the trenches. Court of General Sessions. THE GREAT INDIANA FRAUDS—INDICTMENT AGAINST SAMUEL HALLETT, ON CHARGE OF FORGERY—HE 18 ARRESTED AND BAILED IN THE 8UM OF TIN THOUSAND DOLLARS. The Grand Jury of the General Sessions, of which Charles H. Haswell, Esq., ts foreman, brovght in a batch of indictments on Thursday, and among them w:s a pro- visjunal indictment against Samuel Hallett, a prominent merchent, for forgery, he laving been charged with fraudulently issuing Indiana State bonds. It is estimated that the alleged fraudulent issue of these bonds amounts to two and a half millions cf dollars. As soon vs the in- dictinent was filed a bench warrant was issued for Mr Haliew’s arrest, aud on being arrested he gave responsi- die bsil in the sum of $10,000 for his appearance to an- ewer the charge laid in the indictment. !t is understood tiat this indictmest is only the precursor of others which will Ta | eee early in the week, before the Grand Jury is discharged for the term. 8 District At- tourney Hall bas recovered from indisporition, the Grand Jury were materially aiced by hin in prepacmg this imp«riant case for a judicial investigation. It is not probable, however, that the cise will be tried before the September or October term of the cvurt. INDICTMENTS FOR VIOLATION OF THR SUNDAY LIQUOR LAW QUASHED BY THE CITY JUDGE. It will be remembered that a motion which was twice made before Judge MeCunn to quash indictments against parties for an alleged violation of the Sunday Liquor law ‘wus positively set down for Friday, the 20th, The indict- ments were found under the forty secoud section of tue Jaw of 1860. Counsei for some of the defendants was im court yertercay and renewed bis motion t+ quash the incict- ments, on the greund that the forty-secuud section of the act did Lot provide for criminal punishtwe: t tor a viela- Lion of the law, but deciared that the party guuty of is viviation should jorfeit the sum of $60. ‘The District Attorney staicd that Le was not prepared tw argue the motion at that time; but on the counsel refusing to consent to any further post, onemeut—ihe maiter havi g been adj ured twice to accommodate ie Ingirvet Avtorbey—the City Judge decided to hear ihe Arguinent at that time, and etated that the last ragd Jury found thore bills against his special tustructions. dir. Hall made no fu.thur remarks, whereup.n his Hon«r divected that the judictments shoula be quashed. Thie dee sion will probab.y dispose of a large number of udictmect® now peodiig agsivet parties for swling liquor on Sunday. HEAVY SENTENCES OF CRIMINALS. Recorder Hofman seitenced Simeon Obey to the State Privon for tive years, he having pleaded guily $0 an attempt to shoot omicer Riordon, of the Sixtu pre- cinet. Patrick Hogan, an olt offender, who was n- vieted of stealing a gold wate m the Park, was se the Siace Prinou (or jour yeare. Patriex Reilly, conv of au assault with intent teeommit @ rape upon Marg. Peck, was fet to Ue atate Prisop at “img Siug fr five years. Jolin Tijlottsun, tried and convieied of burglary ia the third degree, was sentenced wo Imprisoument iu the State Prison for three years. Jadu Brooks and James Shaw pleaded guilty to lareeny from the perrou in riesling a watch worth $$ trom Koller, ‘They were sent tu the State Irisen for van Wilson, convicted of burglary in the third de- gree, 1 breakimg iuto the house No. 97 Grevue sireet on fine isth of Mays was romanded for sentence, 4 CONCERT BALOON KEEPER FINED FOR VIOLATING THE NEW act. James C. Lee, who pleaded guilty to an indictment charging him with violating the resent Conorrt Saloon Act, was fined $100, The Recorder took occa-ton to say that, in rendering a decision upon this question, bis only desire was to nee that the intent the L ‘was Carried Out, oud tha! all the oe © {hese Crtublishinerde broken up. As nt bad furnished ;roof that Le tad abandoned (he business, and only resisted the law by aivies of ev and as (He cou" ee! for a reformatory 4 iw tho enforcement of the law to impose the lightest pensity, the Recorder imposed @ fine sxtead of impriconsoent in the Vewiienvary. Funerai of Captain MeMa SECOND REGIMENT NEW YORK STATE N Tn compliance with a requisition made by § tLITIA. ral Sandford, the oieers and weinbors belongi.., to this regiment, now in the city, will asseubie on Sundoy, ibe armory in full uniform we remtiR Sew York of hes command re and members of ‘ible xt their a mory on , 10 make arrangements fer the above regiment will at eight } this Saturday the above par it aitendw returned pris mish resye atiend. By or JAMES BRADY, Captain Commanding. Personal Intelligenee. Vice President Manuibai Jin arrived at the Astor Howse at a late buy on Thureday night, During yester- day he wae waited on by @ large number of the most prominont mowbera of the republican party in thig ciy. He leit for his home in PoFtiand, Se., last evening. Captain Anderson, of the steamship China: Capteins Lieut. F , of the Britieh Arw ¥5 an of Liverpool topping at the Br Dr. W, A. Wateon, of the United States Nay W. Bush, of I o, by; Kdward L. Pierce and Al- bert Cliids and wite, o: Boston, and K. A, Sand . Preodley, of the United Statess a he FitG Avenue H tat. . Parrisix, of Philadelphia; ‘ +» Bolles, of Portiand, So; and party, of Auburn; 4 Y 1. F. Rows, of Silinois, are Howe c W. F, Rowe, of 11) *. Hommingway of Pork Hemry, aud jog @t the 6t. Nicholas ohueop, of the United Siates Army ; vke e1.d wife, of Hlinois . Vay lor, and Lieutenant Ohatield, of sey: ping at the Lasurge House, Captalb Koskell, of ve aeeawehip City of Glasgow Liouténant Warden Jf the United hates Army; B. Re Boiman and fomiy,0f Liver;ool, and Donui Gareie, of Vrovidenoe, are stopping at the Lverett House nerd Thomas J. Stead, of Providence Coolidge, of the United Siates Ariny. Dr, Geor of the Ubited Staves Navy: Jobm Piryker, of Rowe, N. 5, th of Liles, and Vt, Buckeriham, of Connecticut, are stopping at the Aste o¢ Hones, Hon. Hilton Dana, of Pennsylvania: ©. C. Pode and wife, of Clavelund; Mf. 31. Stueair, of Milweukec: C. B, ‘W.J. Duniap, o ‘Uke; J » of Louisville, Ky, @ diopve ¥ at the Metroyolitan Hotel. ‘The President has appoiuted the Rev. Jamon H. Mo Farlant, Chaploin to the United States Army Hoepiials of Puiladelphia. Hon, Joshug R. Giddings, United States Consul General for British North America, peared th his way from Oblo to Quebec on Wed Among the offcers highly complimented by General Moigay, WOW At ComberlanieGay . it bis despate Secrotacy of War, ts Capt. Churlos v, J as priatad in tho dempateh). Cay t of tos eity, and ws @ browber-Melaw of Reoorwer Lvii- man The Hebel Osicers at Fort Colambas— | ‘Their Removai to sandasky, Ohio.” All the rebel officer who have been confined for some time» ¢ at Fort Columbus, on Governor's Island | were ee ice mo-ping, at an early bour, transfer”. to Sanduaky, Unio, in charge of Captain William © inoq ‘Tenth United States infantry, and Lieutenant 7 x yay. ler, of the Second United States arsillery. But a short time elapsed after the ready .¢ of the order on Thursday morning last, to the pris? ners, as to their transferment, until the news reach’ 44 the sympathizers of these traitors in New York cit, 4 number of bundles aud cases were then immediate” y sent over to the wland for them. On examination vf these cases by Colonel Loomis, the commanding “fiicer ef the island, they were found to contain rebel uniforms, under clothing, boots and shoes, &¢., which were distributed to those whom they were addressed to. A number of these donations were from prominent firms in this city. ‘There still remain at Fort Columbus 1,050 prisoners, privates and non-commissioned officers, principally be- longing to North Carolina, Georgia, Virginia and Louisi- ana volunteer regiments. Sudjoined is a list of the officers who were yesterday transierred to Obio:-— Col. Chas. H. Olmstead, First Georgia, Major Jubn Foley, First Georgia. Ad}itant Mathew H. Hopkius, First Georgia. Capt, Jebn H, Steigin, German volumesrs. Capt. Robt. Erwin, birst Georgia. Second Lieut. Jas, Lackeison, First Georgia. Second Lieut. L. J. Gilmartin, First Georgia, Fis otk Ses J Sammie’ Mecgetery Guar, Oa First Lieut. in J. Ty Capt. John MeMaho, First Georgia, Capt, Robt. D. Walkor, First ‘ 'W. Tennant, Third Assisunt gineer, C. 8, N, seevnd Lieut. J.D. N. Sutton, Wise Guard Georgia, Sic md Lieut. C. A. HL Uribadk, German, Georgia. Capt. F, W. Simms, First Georgia. First Lieut. F. Blair, First Geo: Second Lieut, Jobu Reitly, Fifth Louisiana, second Lieut, Joba C. Rowland. First Georgia, Second Lieut. C, Werner, First a. second Livntenant Christopher Hussey, First Georgia. second Lt. Christ'r M. Murphy. Monigomery Guard, Ga. econd Lieutenant Johu H. Bio' aga fivth Georgia. Captain M. J. McMullen, Wise pan Second Lieutenant a. G. Mearthurs First Georgia, Edward Hopkins, Qua*termaster’s jue Som £. N. Drummond, A. C. subsistence. First Lieutenant T. W. Montford, ‘Twenty: fifth Georgia. Colonel C, M, Avery, Thirty-third North Carohna. Captain T, W. Mayhew, Thirty-third North Carclins, Captain O. R. Rand, Twenty-sixth North Carotina. Kirst Lient. J.B, Wesion, ihirty-third North Carolina. Firet Lie sitar), dae N.G re 3 si t. J. First Liest. R. A, Uauser, Thirty- First Livurenant C. H. brown, Fortieth North Carohna. Thied Lieut. J. W. Vinson, Twenty-sixth “orth Carolina, aptain 8. M. Stow, ‘Iwenly-eigbih North Carolina. Fi st Lieut L. Steel, Thirty seventh North Carolia, ajo Samuel D. Lowe, Twen:y-eighth North Carolina. “a; tain W. Y. Farthing, Thirty-severth North Carolina. Third Lieut. J. 8. Eggers, Thirty-sevonth North Carolina. Captain W. H. N.speer, Twenty-eigith North Carolina. Firet Lieut. N. Bobannon, T'wenty-eighth North Carolina. First Licut. J, L. Boast, Thirty-seventh North Caro!ina. Captain T. W. Brown, Jr., Eighteenth North Curolina. Captain Geo. B. Johuston, Twenty-eighth North Carolina. Seevnd Livut. C. Scott, Twonty-eiguih North Carolina. Second Lt. W. A. Stewart, Thirty-seventh North Carona. For the information of the relatives and fiiencs of the above named prison we are requested to state that all letters for them must be for the future directed to the care of the commanding officer at depot of prisoners of war, Sandusky, Obio. Central Park Concerts. If the weather should prove fair this afternoon the following programme will be performed in the Central Park:— 1.—Overture to Tampa. 2.—*Vis-a-Vis” Quadrfie 3.—Soug, “Stars of my peesonbe 4.—Waild Woods Polka. - —Quick March., ra 4.—Selection from La Juive PART Me 1.—Sorgenbreecher Waltz. 2.—Cavatina from Nabuco. 3.—M zurka‘*Les Porcherons’ 4.—Quick March... Our National Union March, Tho regular orchestra will be under the direction of H. B. Dodworth, ‘The Cornet Band will perform in one of the pleasure boats on the jake. The concert com- mences at four o'clock, City Intelligence. Ferry Taovsigs at Staten J-taxp.—A public meeting of the property owners and residents of the eastern shore of Staten Island was held on Thursday evening, t “irgert’s Hotel, in Clifton, for the purpose of taking meas \'es for the re-ertablishment of the direct ferry route to New York. The meeting was well attended, and grext interest manifested in the proceedings. Mr: N. K. E! ngwood was appointed chairman, and Mr. Au- gustus Moverick officiated as secretary, speeches were made by Nesve. John Bonner, Simcnson, Freeman, Dix, shi field and ENing wood, avd a commitiee of three ws appointed by the Cha'r to wait up-n Mr. George Law for the purp: se’ of inducing that gentieman to run a boat rect from Vanderbilt's Landi: g to New York. ‘The in. hubira: ts of Statem ‘slent also desire a late beat to ron trem New York and the Island for the accomm dation of the trave ting public. The committee of three is com- ose of Messre. Claudius Gignoux, Fdward Meyer and Wi.tiam Fellows. It is underst.od that another meeting will take place next Monday evening, when the report of ibe above committee will be preseated. Poxsr Recoryt New York Movwexp Rirum.—We underetand that, by special order of the Fecre! of War, the First battalion New York mounted rifes, which so distingvished itself in Virginia, uncer General Viele, aud in North Carolina under Colonel Dodge, is rapidly being completed to a regiment. Already apart of the Second battalion has left fer the seat of war. The remaioder, or one hundred men, rust immediste'y fol- low, as thefr serviees are required in the anticipated movements of onr forces in the divicton to which they belong. No corps now In the feld bos been more active or met with greater svecess than the mounted rifles, and they have gained for themselves the fail confideree of the generals under whom they have served, as well as most enviable reputation among all who take an inte- in the various exciting incidents of the present cam- paign. Being ceqnainted with many of the officers, and nowing well the high position the corps has so justly ained, under the able command of Colonel Loge, we warranted ip calling the attention of the nuinero.s yong men, in and about our city, to the opportinity which the filling up cf the regent offers to bee mo connected with an organization of which they mi and which,we are confident, js destined t rich vanrels in the future,’ Several recrusing ave Just been ep in the city, the prineipal g at 600 Breadway, and we Lope there may be pe delay to com lecing the reg as we kiow its value to the country, snd the Urgery ‘necessity for it jate presence end service in the Geld. May the whteareer bean earvest of the success which re. Snow .—The exhibiiton of straw borries American Agricuiturist, was yixited yy groat numbers of our citizens yest ding Commit'e>, consisting of Dr. Ward .ot Newark; Meade, of this ety, and R.G. lardee, of Lowell, Mass., cave the premium (0 E. &G, Marshall, of Poughkee; sie, for the largest number of varieties; to W. F. Heins, of Woodstock, N. ¥., for the three largest berries of one to W. A. Burgess, of Glen Cove, for the best vod and handvomost berries on ex)ibit.on, OF HronKe Wm. Shaw, of No Arram.—Last evening policeman O'Toole, of shteenth precinot, and a man named John Dogan, got into wn encounter over @ game of billiards in the house corner of 124th street and Fourth avenue, Ad- jou. ning 0 the sidewalk they bscame turbalaat, when © Poole drew o pistol and shot Du inflicting o veriows wound, Dogan was removed tothe New York Hospital, and his easailant was arrested, locked up aud his pihiold (No, 1,948) take away from hii, New Vork Let nd © jaunty Fairs. ‘the stave in Re chesior on the jast day of September pated threo firet days of October. ‘Thee wil be no county fair, as the Stata society wil nso the county grow fie Canwseraza Agricultural and Mochanieal Soclety holds ive fair at Daneville on the 19th and 0th of sep- tember. ‘The Livingston County Agricultural Soctety Falr ts to be heid at Geneseo on the 25th and 26th of September. The Fatt of the Genesee Valley Agricultiral Society held at Nanda on the 17(h and 18th of Beprem- wili be ver. There will bea horee show at Mount Morris on the 4th of Jely; alvo ous at Seneca Falls on the 4ih and 6th of J fn the Umion Axrioultaral Society's grounds. amnounting to $900 will be awarded at Seneom Tle Som a County Agriontars Society will bold its ual fair at Waterloo on the 8th, 9h and 10th of cto ani ber. There will bo @ trial of mowers and reapers at Ovneseo on the 9th ard 1h of July, under the direction of cominities of the Liv veston Agricultural Society. Tum Sram Fricate Nioana.ohis splentiad voese, was receutly surveyed at the Charlestown Navy Yard, and it ts said tbat about $100,600 will be expended to ro. pair ber, She cost over $600,000 when first built; was cut up (or the cable and re) aired at ap expense of moro tian $500,0°0 more, then required over $200,000 to make her Gt for the ger vice after tbe wegro Voyage Lo Afri trip to Japam necereitaved lay of probaly 000 more, fo that when ext reported ele will rival In cort the fatuous Roanoke, | Pert ef New York, June 20, 1662. . CLEARED. 9 igumahip City of Washington (Br), Brooks, Liverpool=J josmer, Lit if & Dunean. Doan (Brea, Joburg, Poiladelpuees Punch, Melncks & Wend Bark Jeveriand , Stellmann, Rremen—Ruger Bros. Bark Esther & oe ry von Hachien, ‘St Thomas— Pifark Zenas Godlin, Roldell, Aspin wall—Starbuek & Bark La © Adie. Cienfuegos— Brett, Pant sarc Kopegan Hlisabeth (Pras), Belek, Cardif—Fur Bris, Zeover ta pose u ria Haron | _ abaseey aa ead EDA B Murray, JP. Brig Kin: yo Behr Fothen, ‘Gonier G ind tie ary [or Sehr Roval (Bry, Robri oro Milson (Br), Mi VMlison, Maldand—) FWhiiney & Jour &Co, iow T Renyon sar Saga Wi agtann NA won, Johnson, Wash Sehr J B Joni Rehr A Van Cleat” Leman, Waeningon— iT Sehr Hl Bromn. Shelly, Georgetown Van Be Brant B easter ge ig r rere Ps Plater, Hrgtity deren: npg L Knee- ne ery Morris, Smyrna, fone a Me (dum: Pierson. Phtlude! pie Maser Behr M Price, Bliyzard, Phila: W McKee, Bobr Ever ). Potter, Phil. delj iH -H 8 Racket. Behr DJ Floyd, Racket mas hia—H 8 Ruekett, fehr Golorado, is iad tp janet rt felt Gecns HaP"Brdeonge SF Renyon, Noap Gen! ee Hart'ora—Master. Bioop Vieworine, Post, MMlcisiowm—Hi B Racket, ARRIVED. Hee yates, § ws transport): Man = earings ae e ons, in ballast, 10D varuermaste ip Star of the South (U7 8 transport), Woodhull, at DC. 45 OT in ballast, t: D D Tempkine, U8 Tanne Bhip White ry rery oi Pittston), Windsor, Manila, Mareh 2, with hemp de, to CC Duncan & Co. In Surasae fouls saw ship. ara} Manila for Boston; Mi Watcher, Br yt Hood, 80 days fi Kong: 1th, war pen With Java Head!20 hy, Biss, Ton 7533 E, # gnall gallbar’" hound W. suproned “Ani, no colo 8, lon 40 E. Colombo fi fween America and Enstemd whvieatiy wetted; Isth, int 2 44 8, lon 8015 B, saw Br sip Arthur; 26th, in a heavy W gale off the ‘pich of the Cape, carrer! ‘away’ jb! oom, spriteull- ord, fore to) want treatletrees, a} 1Ung Cape und in fine weather, got ound the stem and tothe w ‘wus got into its place, it hi ae the ater cutta for Grecnoe ship Shalimar. 68 da across our Low was immediat Aun Weared ber quarer m und ae tuepe ust } ave cone down ( axnerts firare ould have rep oil, but did the contrary 26 08 5, lon 616, signaled a Fr faw nthe , ia bark bound NW. ah, We i017 8, Won 8 Br shi) steering N, suppce dito le the Fivrence Nich inst, lat $2 62, fon U7 62, saw a iark Lovnd NE, and a topsal sehr showing Br colors snd ‘eters CHE in he Ship R Roldnson, Lon:, Lverpool, 27 engers. to Snow pes in ballast and ngers, to Morzan & Wiley; vewsel to Jolin A MeGow. berga. Ship Atmosphere, Harris, London, 45 day! Sth inst, lat, hence for Live Ship Transit (01 11 Jon 4i, saw steainship City of Baidiwore, Patten, Trajant April 19,$via the Kenn: bec River 5 days, vith elt, tormaste Burk Vosarer (of Howton), Frecman, Fa ermo Say 1, pass- ed G-traltar 18th. with fraft. o Bassett, in & Co. Fark Langit; hter, Thompson, Sait ay, TT, June 12, w! salt, io Fark Avols (of Bo-ton), Croweli, Remedios, June 7, with sn.ar, to Bassett & Bacon, Bark Trinity (of Boston), Leask, Sagua, June 9, with su. ark Money _ Bey Went June & ‘Bark Moneynich (of Boston), Smt and Cardenas lth, in baliast, to maste (of Bos.on), Molten, rab sien), PH, Sune (0 order.” June 7030, saw Brig Saleu 9, with au, steamboat Tes dara, steering 8 ye RB ‘Walker (of Boston), Raynes, Bagra, 13 cays, with Bric iW ine (Be ocuatiny } Ng), Dart, Mansanilia, 20 days. with mahogany. Ae, to A Dewolt. brig Lizzie Treat (of Cali te a June 1, with suver, &, to 1 asl a 7420, was board. ed by U Shark on nil Boia Yankee Biade, Jones, and the Balize 61 on, Jonas &: kh & Co, ot tat, ‘Som 5. wt, Spoke bLip Staresman, port, from Mo: tevteo for New Orleans; 7th iat R 38 To, oat 87 30, woe Vorrced + of Provinces town, a toat from whaling sehr One eri se. $ months rt heefy parsed sieanahip Er (af Newport, a meter Buno Init, 8C, June 13, in ballast, to N LM r Abby Brackett (o May £0, with mal ovany, ‘Shr Marine. Gostfrey. Carcenas, 1 days, wits wu car, 10 E SFoeel 8.) tt Va Cave Carnival, was bear d by B uni oat Quaker City. Schr Fanny Boardman, Matthews, &tJohn, NB, 6 days, with Umber. AR Schr Ben, era 4 Ista Sehr Wm ee ‘ot Baka toe, NC.5 ‘hr Fortran ‘Jones. Schr ii Hiesman, 8ne: ica ethyort for Bowt zanetnpont for 8 a ntord. Bangor, Ro kiand, 4 . Glonee Ou irt-rinaster. wer Belvy dere (U 8 transport), 6, roe, 28 house, im ballasts to. DD Tox aartern ster, 17th inet, in Bam plo eet with H BM ship Jason, carrying ad wheell ouse and bo lwert Steamer Elm @ity (U 3 tranrport), on, Fortress Men- roe, 24 heurs. to the fanitary Comb t Doard 26) 6 ck and wounded trom Gen Me » For ress Mone roa, U8 Age atant Reacts, came in eon: the B's larbou: r er Westchester, ae Provide aie Kate, 49 days from Notes Malagi~By pilot boat Mary Aum fark Ont . from Cuba, Brig Globe, from Cuba, ‘Wind at sunset NNW American Shipmuasters’ Association, No 51 Watt Starer—Roouez axn 25, ‘The following approved officers have received cerificates of this association :— Captains Ashabel i Fulton, steamer Mirsisn' A Delanoy. vtoamer Trade Wind; John A. Yen ba kG 5 Goodell; Robert M Honna, brig Three wens Wt mht Dark Cly Joseph M Norton, ship Owecos Fliram Wi ship Besin Fearing: Henry D Cutting, thip North Aweriean; Charter H Rockwell, bey A Dunbar, Miscellaneous. Prorertme Oxpnay, Capt Kenny from Providence, with aeargo of mdse, while on her way down the East River at 7 o'clock yesterday morning, and when opposite the Fulten ferry, was run {nto by ferryhoat America, of the above terry and had her bow nearly torn om, After proceeding down the South ferry, on the Brooklyn wile, she sunk to her deck. €a;t Kinney andrew were taken off by steamtug Areier and brought over to this@ty, The America was alightly da ranged, The ‘ue steamship City of Washington, Captain Brooke, frow pier 44 North River, for Queensiown Etwip “a mate The scenme gio will oe wauncbed from the Bast River ov 4s bint tor Messrs Spor. s hurben. fe 1 Manila via Hons Kong for San Fran teco, & Shoals, registere | *9 \ona, bur tat Newburyport iu 1899, raved Al-and hailed from Ba Bure Hane, Glark. at Boston 19th inst from Suri vam, Up the harbor, came in cumtact wilh ache | a. 1 razon, Hach, fro: Zn . and the latter's anchor knooked n the Ha port sive, end & @ was towed inte ‘Cock at East Boston t prevent sinking, Tao | ser lost Ler jibbeon. te, railed from Baltimore on hav ngon board Mary was stated baek Wo port the next Se Bere Vivip, Cape Due the 16th inst for the West In . a8 required by law. Tie a Ip pursuit oF the brig, auil brought evening. Bonn Iw: rt fr Re Pa long boat, vith bows bat sR, wand labs yard, bufider, Kensington, Piadelphia’” St John, == Lu A feet overboard, mele Istaxp CIty were the ves Ince at Garlick Landiny, «burnt the Pas wore Loth aden wih iorage for Stxawen Atp had boen ashore om Cape Lookout Shania, broken herr oder, was leaking badiy, ani was disabled In achinery, Bie was towed to Blanco t Poth fast, Livenvoot, June Toe Flora, Bune, called at St The sailed 1 er oe the Lith Feo for New York, i! from Baltinore on the 18th Feb Kibguuin, With grain,and has not since ben heard of The fokowing prizes, capwred by the revenue eteamor Re- Manon a sinort tine were soit at Baithaore A7uh inet — Bourd B Bptikicy, $4220; @ large canoe, 8) Ship Abraham Parker, of New Bedford, 400 tons, which has hoon tn port since slarch 24, Dsel, has been purenased by New York parties fort erchent service Notice to ay Songs narTicm Kos ri 4 nae, A Bevoon has been placed on the Honth pont of the Oder Hauke ins tathons wacery with te Weck balla, One tus other, proj eting 20 fet ebove the surface, an. beari 4 Bwincmande lightvouse 8W 3% 8 by compass at a distance o Ts, haatient tien, Spoken, “c. Ship tops Dan Duphaw, trom Nox Feb 18 for Austratia, Apt. Pay Auoerat, Thats Liverpoel foe Bovion, May Bi, off the mt Nor h America, from NOrleans for Boson, June 6, j " Pt y 19, Slates Russ, from NYork for Zara, June 15, tat 92 08, tor 3 sehr Fromen Woodward, Welch, from Bonon for Go paivos, June 4, of Cape Antonio, from Bakimore for Rio Janolre, Nee Port. Anrwrar, June S—11 ,0:1 shi atte Sereel, Ss i” Foca ee a ce euee ie peeeriae ‘a taro, ready aac, load roe fox Rom eae, ae vei eye ai fe a ‘San atts, on, ipa 6), for We Taleo, Morgan, path Gxxos, May Si—8id orig Northern Belle, Larsen, Menton to lad for GIBRALTAR, rit nae 5—In port brig Rebecca, Pickett, from NYork, arr same day, une li bark Eventite, Partridge, a. cod 1h ar K ney Dunion, N¥ork; schr'W L eee La bes id Corris Ann, Small, ‘Falmouth; 26th, enna Sune tin Dor, sehr J G Curtis, Newcomb, for ease). een dare only AG Angela, Brower, Chase, Cron~ Cid 7th, Renjamin Adams, Chase, New York; Senater, Wane, do; Han, San Spears ey h; Etha oe yore no'ia, Bweetser, for Bo ton nib: Ab)y! Webster, Lawrence, for NYork; Adelaide, ting, for. a 10th: Orient, Hill, for do 14th; Belle of the- Ocean, Revd, ror Phila’elphia Ith: Tuscarora, Bunlevy, for- do ei Geo Green, Fairpanks, ior do: Picayune, Brooks, Lonpox, June 6—In Port ships, Margaret Evang, Warner Villa Franca, Anderson; American Gongrens, Heiress, Cirrk, and aris dca Woe few York, bark Jayne, for pha, +. Jones, Hh, an uric, be'ore Fe sar Copel ESond James ie eee Sisnaxsums, Aine nda tort Br brig Rival, for Boston abt. SMontevsnsids April 28—Arr bark Hebron, Hewson tor Wh- tham), ©» diz. Marana, ee. P gong brig Castil Bid 12th, bri: oo ME ssa a y son: John se Buevens, Howes, ford doy Davi eky, Carver, for N olan, Siawo, May'25std Rowhorus, Rowe, si josphor: Rio Jaxxino, May #10 port ta raatora, from Boaon, arr 7th: Flelaies. \\inslow, dis Fanana,, Bliss, for NYork ldg: Henry A Didier meee arr Sd, disg; Mondamin, rare ‘rom Nor aati fe cara mn th lo; Al land; Pale Orenaber, on and, Ana Geant, Swalty. une, brigs Vi ay thers, Brooks, do; Br schr How: RiwKDiO8, Tain port eh York 10 day’ Dolphin, of John 8 Harris, Harman, Falmouth; bars Columbia, R Sarr Car, TI. June 12—-No Am vesset in port. ‘Tuixste, May nae Fd Guchran, Rowden, Genoa, BORTON, J Farley, Nichols, DN, June Ane wa ilucr Farley, ve Rew Oriecs: vrige Harriet t Gan ia lark, Surinam; Edith Ann (Br), Hayge, Grand T Elizabet: cy law, Ron-out; ‘sche Kit. Carson, Sinith, Jeremie; 1 By. O Denn it, St Marine PA. Sa werslade, F. *hiladeipbia: by Ho, Lime Pars on. x mardne, Grant. Lee, N Seven, Staten York. In the bay, a ‘Charm, and \' barks. Cia ship Ait Calon, Trayer. Calentia noma Edwih. True, 18: Bar State, Brarrow, Alexandria, Ciemetero: Rie seit Chief (B'), Metewa Bom 08; scbrs tial ie iat Keer, Port Rey at, SC: Davia Sinith. Wile Charter Qk. Stuclvy, NYork. Sid ship ai Le, Und: BALTISORE, June 18—Arr rigs F Doane ad ee House: Win Nickels, Foster, Was! i 'H Sar- gent, Sarcent, Noriolk; 8S Lee. tec Secu Nertowre Cid shi Ferdinand, Butlerdieck. o aud for Brewen; schre. Alice Mowe, Townsend, Mayacnez: big Rob wen, Bedo- Foy me mdr ae bsieectr ing. upon g ey marae laine 0 Batman, mart, and Ann, Cole, °o Shi bork Ace's Wth—Arr selit OL Ser. 8: ul, N¥ork. id schra Almira. Ann, Bickmore, Demariecotta via Caopiank: Fre Merwin, Thomas, Boston, bid slip Ferdinand, Tuilcrdieck, a for B: BANGOR, June 17—Are ship 8 E Smith, Gets, Boston to lena for Liverpool; schr Ovrinthian. Sill, NYorks 18h, Milto:, Preauias, Boston tol at fo, Bsvope: barks fe. le Gama (Br), Shields; Jing Sea. Munson, Bones wien it Philitys re; Hampd ny ork; schrs Heten Gurrill, and Dr K ane, Baer 0 un Is—Arr p schrs Snow HOw, Hoe thet Phila celpiia: 17th, Aga H Criwell, NYori | ete ear Pet a Roreikss op re iad ty He win, Proienee BAST GREENWICH. June 18-Sid acht ‘Belle, Bulger,, SEALE RIVER, June 19-Sid sloop Ida E Vail, Vail, New QuARTEORD, June po bee rio Buell, —— roped. ‘ne rH M Wright ew York oe aon kK chi ie dM. a ‘unt tara, do. fon Kossath, ‘and Monitor, Kantan LUBEC, June 78.4 Niches H Neaiy NY¥ork; 1400, Mary, Bava, and’ Whalen, do. TASTORT tune 1281 hark E Waite, Lang, Cien- _ “3 echr N Nochols, Binall, Alex ria. NEW BEDFORD, June W’—Arr schrs_Sarab, Benson, Fat ® @'phia; 39h, Lamardne, Gurney, Stppican for New 01 re BURYPORT. Sune 16—Arr sehr Huntress, Disney, eiphia for ‘ORT Ji as rr schre A Baker, Baker, Harwich for rater 3 Balen, Alien, Piitadeipiia’ Sid sehr Sarab.- erdner, NY sr “NEW. HAVEN, June 19-Cld schre Ht Neal, Pres Jackson, and J M Woes PHL DELIA of hae i |, Allen, NB kilos PrancomtBens JB Lee rest He well, Covill, G Her, do Cid barks’ Hier watlia, Kyder, Alie it Peruamba 60. riz Vr-ncvton, “ "arara, Cupinghain, do, J yh ti) Leigh ira O: japan, Biapepardy - pes ier, ‘Boston: Mary Newell th, Harford WA bong, Mayo. Breweler, ¥ s. DelyJune 18—The schra Lanra, and Jos Marsh, ‘onied ne hay or Yorktow ano r Porward, for Benatoyt. wt oe a’ the Brea! water, ‘ane Janes Henry, Wood. and New Vor: thipe is we ond, ‘ ONTAMO HH, June 17—Are edhrs A O Reeves, Reeves, nee Fe A aha sh, Wales? 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