The New York Herald Newspaper, June 10, 1865, Page 8

Portions of Water, Commerce and Propt*Btrects @ Total Wree> Pee a, -«¥ Persons Buried Beneath the Ruins. SCENES, &e., [From the Mobis News, Ma) 2 ‘The main ordnance depat of the Onitea forces Mationed here was biowm up about Afosn minutes ‘two o'clock on Thursday evening, making’a tremendous report and spreading wildest through, out the city: The wagazine wan i ns warehouse, situated on . the cormur of nb aed Commerce sts ots, wd the present appearenee of the city Ww that neighbo amet bogyars deaoription. CAUSH OF THR EXPLOSION. The truth of She matteres the eauseo? the eooident will never be know; for, of ‘onurse, every one te or near the beilding was trstantly kiited, THE WRAD. We raw thre Godtes of Mr. McMahon ‘who-was in charge of the carpenter work ef Captain Ferd, A. Q M., and of ‘the purser of the steamer Laura—which vessel was lying on 'o marine ways opposite the city—who wie Killed whi sitting at his desk by either apiece of ons of the mumerous sheitis which filled the airin that neighborhood, or by a fragment of drick. Mr. McMaion was on me of the stéamors near the Planters’ Press on duty when killed. A \aamber of the bodtes recovered-are eo burwed and mutils dea that recognition is impossible, THY: NUMBER KILLED. It in estimated thea he nugiber killed will reach Tally two hundred, When ‘it is taken Into conxideration gthat near'y all the woukdbeps, foundries; cotton , &c., which covered, tive wast drew destroyed’ were eauploying quite % number ulynen, and from whom ‘so fer no ac- counts have beem wceived, it will be seen that our esti- mute of two hundred: will*e below the proper hgure. TRE "WOUNDED. Among the moat severely wounded near the ware- Rouse in whitch ‘the atplosion took place, wore James Riley and Jetm Dooly, ‘men enzaged in storing cotton ia ‘a she’ nes ‘the Piawters’ Press. They, with others, wero canght uniter Aho falling roof of the shed and ss verely brutsed'wad ‘erushed. Dooley had some erioas outs—one on the upper part of the right shoulder and another om the brekyoart of his head, Tie otbers were not 0 soverély infired. Jolin Evelein, who was in reef some -editen on the wharf below Planters’ , bead Ono Of, his legs cut off just above the knee by @ sholl, and four) ton, engaged in some kind of labor on the same wharf, Moore all seriously it not fatally wounded, most ef then hbvtag their legs and arms broken. TILE DAMAUS TO PROPERTY. No wrtimate ean yet be formed of the amount of dam- 0 the clky ik a pecuniary point of view. We aare variousry estimated at from tive to ten millions Right squares of large and costly buildings demolished—scarcely one brick jeit ‘eentimate the damage to the Battle INCIDENTS, &e., &o “t of dolians were complous p enother. asoat from ten to fifteen thousand dollars. Some smashed windews and a portion of the cornice on the wortly mde of tie building broken off was the only dam- ago'cone to te theuire, CABS, CARRIAQRS. Pre on Reyal street, were capsized, and the horses, in some dmetances, fellas if shot dead. Mr. Brrce Putnam was aightly injured by being canght under one of these ve- dicieeas it was in the act of turning over, near the Bat- tle'House. The shock seemed to affect horses a great few) more than human beings, as thore that were net rocked down instanter seemed ‘stunned and paralyzed, ‘and tid not recover for some minutes. ‘The force of the ehock may be imacined when it is énown that aman named Jobn Kavanagh, a paroled Boitedorate soldier, was Killed instantly om board the steamer Kate Dale by the concussion alone, Not a mark -was visible npon bis body when taken up a few minutes, ‘after. Another man, whose name we have not_ascer- darned, was blown off the wharf and his leg broken, at these + uureh street, nearly or quite a mile from the sorne of the yreat disaster. The warehouses and cotton ahods which lined the upper portion of Commerce street are now but a mass of ruins, Buildings on the corners veemod to suifer most, some of them being razed to within a few feet of the ground. THE AMOUNT OF COTTON: DESTROYED. Mayor Slough estimates the ammount of cotton destroyed et (rom eight thousand to ten thousand bales, two hun- dred which belonged to himeelf and one hundred to Behe Nearly all the cotton destroyed belonged to rivate citizens, and was stored in lots of from five to five Bondrea bales, The destruction of this cotton will bring uniary trouble toa great many persons, as it was Bar only resource, with no insurance to cover it. Some government cotton was also burned. DESTRUCTION OF WATER CRAFT. The steamerColonel Cowles, Captain Tucker, waslying ‘opposite Planters? Press, and was torn almost’ to pieces ‘by the shock, and soon after took fire and was completely sonsumed. Captain Tacker was badly Injured, and two megrovs—a cabin boy and freman—missing, supposed to ‘e lost. The Kate Dale was entirely dertroyed. Only two of the crew were found to be missing. Officers all safe. Aschooner loaded for New York, having some pas: rengers on board, among them a gentleman named Baker, formerly connected with this office, was destroyed. No ‘word Yas been received as to the fate of her passengers sand crew. THE SUFFERERS. The following are the names of the wounded at the United states Marine Hospital: — Mi » C, 46th lowa; Amberst Dennis, Co d, Co F, 7th Vermont; Thos Whitmore, font envalry; Horatio Finch, Co C, do; G, list NY; JH Glover, Co F, do; Ben bed Ind; WL Hall, Co K, 76th'Ill;'Jacop ‘9th do;’ D Tgo, Co'H, do; Geo Clements, B, Ist L : GF Gplin, CoH. do; A’Roberts, Co. F, 111th col in; R MeCloran, Co F, do; Joel Rambo, Co B, do; Wash Scott, Co B, 8d do; Robert Howers, Co H, 0th U8 col'd infantry; John Edmond, CoA, 47th col in; Nathan Halmes, CoC, 86th US colin; Jacobson Smith; Co A, 106th U S col in; Jas Duncan, Co F, 100th U_ $’col in; Corp Geo’ Henderson, Co A,’ 106th ool in; privates Rmmett Fraction, Co G, 47th US col in; Wiley Rous, Co H, WO US’ col In; Stoun Tut! tle, Co F, 11th 8 col in; Robt Thomas, Co G, int US tig arty Allen House, 111th U 8 col in; Prior Bougatan, CoG, 1th do; Corp Wm Haydon, Co A, 68th ‘Andrew J Murr, CoB, Yon do; dmund |, Co B, 79th do; Clement Calllse, Co ©,’ 75th do;* tects If Hunter, Geo Mf Clark, CoC, 6lst U $ © 1; Sami Ware, Co H,’110th do; 8’ Stediaan, Co H, do; Rich- mond Jones, Co K, 110th do; Aaron Hodges, Co C, 681 40; Payton Finsley, CoD, Siet 0; Browning ‘Crito, Co Ht privaie Heury Boone, Co B, 68th do; recruits oxander, Harry Garft, Co A, 4th USC I; Henry Jacobson, Co K, 97th do; Frank Michaet, CoE, 76th do; John Kinsloy, Co H, 824 do; Henry Jacobson, Co F, 48th do; E Steel, CoC, 65ih do; Wm Smith, Co Sth do; John Browning, Co C, Glst do; privates’ JM Thorp, Co F, 20th Ill inf; Nathan Reynolds, Co A, 23d Mi int; H Isham, Co A, 48d Mi inf; 0 B Morgan, Co B, 33d’ Ill ivf; J J Tiddan, Co D, 93d Ind inf; Henry Doser, Co , 29th Wis inf; Corp J W Lynch, Co A, 23d’ do; Brivate. $ D Rogers, Co D, 20th Towa inf; privates Gabriel _Keimicbe, Co A, 23d Wis; pri- will do; Alex Hencock, Co D, 24th Ind; Wm Biashka, Co A, 19th Wis; privates Geo Abbott, Co A, Mo Lt Art; Daniel C Heely, Co B, 20th Iii inf; Henry © Bacon, Co’A, 2d Wis; James A Wells, Co A, 1s; John Casebeer, CoA, 23d Wis; EL Dewitt CoC, 16let'N Y; Jaw Ramsay, Go'F, 7th Vt! Win Mulhaller, Co L, 161st N ¥; Benj Brewer, Co 0, 60h ind; Wm Lee, Jr., Co E, 7th Vt; Hoses H Young, Co G, 87b I; Joeoph Chapman, Co'K, 29th Wis; C Wm J Wilson, Co C, 20h IN; Thomas SawyerPo list NY; F'WL. (initials on looking glass), dead; C Bennett, citizen, of New Orleans, lived on Bacchus struct, mortally wounded; private Edmund Blunt, Co F, Ui inf; one unknown, supposed to be MeMahan; three White dnd oue colored soidter and one citiaens, unknown AT TUE PROVIDENCE INFIRMARY Philander Grisas, Baitery G,'3d_ 0 A, Were the wounded men of the Quariermaster’s Depart- thent and other eitiz eir memes are as follow Henry Hale, “px li, Ala; Wm B MeKibbon, Mo- bile, Ala; awin y Abraham Green, New Orleans, 1 Hawsch, New Henry Harrie, New York; Jos McQueen, Lawrence ooun- ty, Indiana; Mathias Horn, Algiers, La; Christian W ber, New Orie Benson, San Ar Walley Ross, New Orleans, La; W tO, Texas; John Miller, Chas Mackay, inand Heory Beith, 2a: ‘Gorman, New Orleans Krong, Harrison county, Lewis Stacker, New Orleans, La; WH Montague, Huglend; WF Van Wry, Indiana; Geo Moffat, St Lawrence county, W ¥; John Luny, New Orleans, La; JObp Haims, ‘Texan; ban Crowley, New Orleans; Gecrge Conroy, Fascagoulh, Mise; Wm Smith, New York; one unknown case; Peter Wolff, New Or- leans; Captain Tucker, steemer Colonel Cowles, sup- posed mortally wounded. ADDITIONAL ON BEGAMD TO THR OREAT CALAMITY. The woise of the explosion was beard by the fers in the cars, while if motion, wt a distance of forty wiles from the city. fares, MOWEY AND VALUABLE PArrns Lost, Major Candee, Paymaster United States V teors, had taken bie cafes on board of the steamer Kato Dale, pro- ratory tw leaving for New Orleans. As 600n as it wan xnowa that the boat would be lost the Major promptly fecured sinall boat and got one only of his safes into tt, but afterwards threw it overboard to make room for persons who were picked up out of the water. Major Condee himself was slightly injured by the concussion. The amount of money contained in the safes bas not beep as ertained. L. D. VINCENT, OF NEW YORK, ond im the secret service of the United States govern- ynent, wie was himself knocked tnsensible by the shook, recovered, and @xerted himself to the utmost in saving ite. He jumped into the river and rescued @ man who ud been seriously wounded aod would have bee Crowned in # few mincigs, He also saved two ladios fron the siewiwer Kate Dw er of the + wolid shot instead -» TO STEAMBOAT " +6 steamers were either damaged or entire, vy ed steaner Kate Daie, destroyed. Steamer qeonel Cowles, destroyed. Bicamer Jennic Rogers, badly Steamer Nashua, say dami . vamer Laura, slightly dam . ‘Steam tug Alf. Cutting, slightly damaged, Steam tug Perry, disal led. THR WOUNDED, ‘The names of the wounded aro gavep a fut up van be ascertained. Numbers were tr Femd ventto their tomes in the city without Gaicaenemenes eae out There are abo a grows Dumber being ‘ey private Jhysicians at residences where they were grnveyed on | exuricated from the ruins. The.Yollowimg ir a listof thowe a4 the: UNITED STATRS MARINE OSTRTAL, ‘under charge of Dr, Humeston, United States Army:— Christopher te Burris, Oo 1, 20th Hlineés ini ‘resion, back nod chest; Clement 1, contusion, tip and ; David Henter, U'S CI, con- Susion, beth legs; George Me loud, Go ©, 6tgt SCT, contusion, head} Samuel Wave, Oo H, 10th USOT, seulp wound and tece 8 Shadmon, Ce, 110th USC T, contusim, Tiekt shoukter and 00 K, 10h USC I, frectare, middle’ r, loft, cron Hepes, i sy nse s vteon Tinsley, Co 1 use A ae \d, Botb Deo Tienry Bad, Co By @8th U’ both ‘legs; 5 i, sick, rank Michael, @> BE, wse pes enry ‘bactay, a B, 48th. US C inf, wick; Willis Smith, Oo &, Stnrvt nie 26, seslp wont; John Beowm- ing, Uo C, Ast ing, wick; St urphy, $ Ging, contusien richustroulder;: Foemtas ‘Waith ate, governsecnt employe, vovere ; William Welton (white), goverament ‘esploye, scalp wound; Jno Mul- ville (witve), <9 employe, severe contasion chestant tip; Willlam Reed (whies}, officer's servant, Of Back and wight leg; Or Franklin (oolored), © Cinf, fracture inferior maxulery; John lared), government ‘employe, amputation made eg hird; Wash Brocker (colored), go- vernmert here 1 seal wound and contusion left “shoulder; jam (color govern. gaént eiaploye, contusion; =A = Shi (co- Jored) * government - em; . eealp wound; Alexan- der atcs (cabured), v tentass employe, sick; who be been sqjourning in New York for the past few day, Warren Hose Company of the former city bave Dem partaking of the hospitalities of Warren Hose, No. $3, of New Yurk, who have been waremitting in their ‘edorts to render the visiof thete guests both pleasant ‘and mstructive. Thera aro few places of interest in the vicimity of New York that bave not been visited, and the strangers must feel wxcecdingly flattered at ‘the cordial veceived, net only by the ‘company who had the honor |] et ouitertdiaing them, dul by the warm expressions of '| friendship which weme universally extended to them by Mmanwer im which they have been the Fire Department and citizens generally. Yesterday, ‘Doing the last@ay that tho Philadelphians were to be in the city, the consmitine renewed their efforts ¢o provide some'new and, if possible, superior attractions to any- ‘thing that had been ‘offered before; and they were very fortumate in selecting an excursion by water, which, toa grea extent, ocuiwalized ‘the effect of the flerce heat ‘width prevaited titroughout the day. Mne Philadelphians, through the Committee of Recep- ‘Wun, were tendered: an invitation by the School Commis- ‘eionery and Laachers of the Kighth Ward Grammar school, imstitution in the morniug, which invitation “and st halfpast ‘ine o'clock the darned’ into” effect. ‘On "reaching the school “the éhildren were propared 40 receive their yisitors, under the direction of ‘their teachbra, who-extended # hearty welcome to the members (of ‘Watren Hose, ‘The exerciges at the school consisted of prayer,'reading the Scriptures and singing by ithe scholars, who showed great proficiency in their studies, Miss Mackay sung & beautifulsolo, which called forth the applause of those present, and she was follewetl by Miss Serre, who -acquitted herself in an equally creditable manner. Mr, Walter W. Adams, Schoo! Commissioner of the ‘Fighth ward, being an old ‘New York fireman, was called upon to address a few ‘words of welcome to the eompany and their friends. He reruarked that i¢was'the first time a fire company tad ever visited a public school in New York, and on Bebiif'of the officers and teachers he welcomed the members of Warren Hose -of Philadelphia, and hoped that iT they should ever visit this city again they would Thomas Jordan {colored), government employe, sick; Fates Deok (cateeed), govsreaent employe, akX;" Moses GMa (cole jernmest employe, sick; Andrew HMinger (citizen, colored), comtusion; John Ricen (col- ored), govérnment employe, contusion, right shoulder awd chest} Stephen Lowie (oolored), ent em- plovss scalp wreund, laceration of fuce and fracture right founer uear the neck; Simen Brown (colored), oflicers’ Servant, fracture inferior maxelary bone; W. Turner Nored), ditoers’ servant, sentusion; George Allen, Co +K, 110th’ US C infantry, severely contused eeaip wound; ‘S'W Bennew, citizen of New Orleans, Baohus strecy severe fractate frontal bone over right orbit; F WL (initials-on fooking glass), supposed to be soldier, dead; unknown, supposed to be soldier, severe ‘contu: sion of ‘brain; unknown, supposed to be McMahon, dead; unknown, white ‘soldier, dead; unknown, colored syldier,’ dead; unknown, citizen, dead? Henry Jenkins, colored, government employe, contusion hip and thi:h’; Peter Hopson, Co A, 10h’ USC inf, | contuston left sid Go B, 20th It inf, | scalp wound; Henry S Bacon, Co A, 28d Wis, fracture of right humerns; Corp Wm J Wilson, Co H, 29th Ill inf, contusion @f left arm and ehest? James A’ Wells, Co A” 23d Wis inf, scalp wound; John Casebur, Co A, 23d Wis Inf, nevete Goutusion of bodgand limbs and scalp wound: E8 Dewitt, CoC, 161st.N Y, contusion of back; James Ramsey, Co F, 7th Vt, fracture of right humerus and scalp wound; Wm Mulhaller, Col, 161st N Y, fracture left clavicle ‘and contusion right shoulder; Corp Thos Sawyer, Co D, 1618t NY, contusion of back; Benjamin Brewer, Co (, 69th Ind, é2vere contunsion of back and leit hip; Wm Lee, Jr, Co E, 7th Vt, contusion of back; Hosew H Young, Co G, 37th Ill, fracture of right radiug ulva and fight molar; James Chapman, Co K, 20th ‘Wis, fracture of right panetal bone; Edmund Blunt, Co F, 20th IN}, severe contusion; Crawford Wilson, Co H, 26th IL, contusion of head and fracture of right arm; Alfen-Roberts, Co E, 1th USC I, contusion; Robert 5 Co. ¥, 111th’ 8:0, contusion; Joel Ram Co B, 112ttrU 8 C 1, scalp wound; Wash Scott, Co B, USOT, bruised; Richard Flowers, Co H, 60th Us CI, sick; John Eawardg,'Co¥, 42¢ US CT, sick; Nathan 86th U'S CT, sick ; Jacobson Smith, Co A, 106th USC } f, contusion of back; John Henderson, Co A, 206th U'S CI, scalp wound; James Duncan, Co F, 106th USOT, punctured wound of right leg; Emmet Fraction, Co G, 47th U-8 CT, contusion of right shoulder; Wiley Roy, Co'C, 110th U8 'C I, contusion of right. arm and fogs; Monroe Tucker, Co F, 111th U $C I, contusion, » doth legs; Allem, CoG, 1th U8 C I, contusion; Prior Bongaton, Co B, 11th USC, contusion right shoulder and hip; Thomas Mattox, Co'B, 93d Ohio, scalp wound Pay the school another visit. ‘Alderman Beitler, of Philadelphia, responded in a very felicitous spvech on behalf of the members of his company,-and Mr. Yeoman mado a few remarks on be- half of Warten Hose, No. 38, of New York. ‘The recep- tion committee, with that foresight which has marked their conduct throughout the whole affair, had previous. ly chartered the steamboat J. S, Underhill to convey their guests on alittle pleasure excursion up the East river as far as Randall's Ialand, to visit the public tnsti- tutions, The bo: ing arrived to embark, the com- pany, after returning thanks to the school oMcers and teachers, took their departure at ten o'clock, and marched to the boat at the foot of Chariton street, and at eleven o'clock were on their way to Randail’s Island. Not a | ‘breath of air was stirring, and the heat was so intense that all hands were compelled to take refuge under the awnings to protect themselves from the flerce rays of the sun. The party, however, | contrived to make theinselves as comfortabié as possible, and by copious draughts of cool lager, and refreshments of a more solid kind, managed to resist the attacks of Old Sol. The band’ took thelr position on the bow of the boat, und poured ont a continnous stream of music, which attracted the attention of the dwellers on either mde of the river, who crowded its banks, and, by waving of handker-hiefs and other demonstrations, greeted the pleasur’ seckers in the mort hearty and cor- dial manner, After a sail of about am hour and a half, arrived at her destination, and as she toucued the dock three hearty cheers went up from the throats of nine hundred neatly dresied little fellows, who were ranged in military order along the bank of the river. Their cheers were . returned with ‘interest by the firemen and thelr friends on board, after which Mr. William H. Stevens, the Warden of the Island, welcomed the party and conducted them on shore. The boys were all formed in line, and, headed by* their drum corps, passed in review and saluted the firemen in true military style. After visiting the various inst and wit- neasing the exercimes of the children of the various de- partments, the party repaired ta the boat, and after par- taking of ended for New York, rounded thi ry mi about half: past four o'cloc! and proceeded up a far as Bull's ferry, where the boat landed and the yan agcepted an invitation from Messrs, Everett & icLaughlin to take some refreehmenis. This was the last stopping place until the party reached the city at ai o'clock, and proceeded to the Westchester Hote, th headquarters of the company during their stay in’ this ny. THE BANQUET AT IRVING HALL. The company formed in line in Broome street at eight contusion; Anthony Steward, government cmploye, col- ored, right kuee and ankle, amputation left genner; J M Thorpe, Co F, 20th Il cav, slight contusion back and hips; Nathan Reynolds, Co’A, 23d Wis, cav, contusion of back’; Henry Isham, CoA, 28d Wis cav, ‘contusion of chest; Q B Morgan, Co D, 33d Ill cav, scalp wound and contusion of back; ‘J’ Fiddler, Co B,’98d Ind cay, severe contusion of back and right hips ry Loser, Co G, 29th Wis cav, scalp wounds; J W Lynch, corporal, Co A, 28d Wis cav, contusion of breast; ‘8 D Rogers, ), 20h Towa cay, scalp wound; Philander Grimes, Co '@, 24 Illinois artillery, scalp wound and contusion’ right leg; Gabriel Kirmiho, Co D, 28d Wis inf, contusion left si and hip; Solomon Weis, Sergt, Co’ A, 23d Wis inf, con. tusion left arm and both legs; ‘August’ Hurley, Co 4, 23d Wis inf, contusion of breast and back; C Williams, Co A, 23d Wis inf, sealpwound and contusion of knee? Alex: ander Heacock, Co D, 2th Ind inf, severe contusion left thigh; Wm Blashka, Co A, 20th Wis inf, contusion back and side; Michael Seffin, CoC, 46th I inf, contu- sion; James 8 Howard, Corp, Co F, 7th Vt. inf, con' sion; Thos Whitemore, Corp Co 1, dd NY cay, contu- sion right shoulder; Horatio Finch, Co C, 24 N'Y Cav, contusion; Chistopher Byrnes, Cod, 16lst NY inf, con: tusion head and shoulder; John H Glover, Co F, ‘16ist N'Y inf, contyged wounds right foot; Benj Hunter, Co E, 62d "Ind inf, scalp wound and contusion of bac! William 1 Hail, Co K, 76th Ill inf, scalp wound and vere contusion of right shoulder; Jacob Garrott, Co E, 20th Ti inf, contusion of left hip; Daniel Igo, Co H, 29th Il! inf, fracture of fourth, fifth and sixth ribs, right side, and severe contusion; Geo Clements, Co B,'1st La cay, mn, back and Fight side; Goo F Aplice, Co F, 2d contusion, face and left'side; Geo Abbott, Co A, Ast Mo It art, contusion of right arm and back; Amberst Bemis, Co D, 29th Wis inf, bruised. CITY HOSPITAL. Dr A P Hall, in charge of this hospital, reports the nuinber and condition of the patients there :—Geor; H Deran, New Orleans, slightly bruised; W: liam M ' Mayes, New ‘Orleans, slighty bruised, War A yysMesevtey; | whisiler, compound . fracta Joseph Witam, Moblie, slight contusion; G@ M Mort Florida, sprained ankle; Wm Collins, Mobile, sprained ankle; P C Osea, Madison co, Miss, knee joint; © P Ai dersun, Wilcox 0, Ala, internal injury, since dead Foley, United States employe, dead when ‘brought to hospital; Frank Fink, Mobii dead when brought to hospital; J Cooper, Mobile, dead when brought to hos- pital, THR PROVIDRDCE SNFINMARY. Captain Tucker, of the steamer Colonel Cowlos, and Mr. J Bennett, of New Orleans, reported mortally wounded, alive yesterday evening; but slight hopes, how ro entertained of their recovery. The Seven-Thirty Loan. Parapeirma, June 9, 1865. The subtcriptions to the seven-thirty loan to-day Amounted to $2,518,300, Among the largest subscrip tions were the Fifth National Bank, Chicago, $206,000; Second National Bank, Chicago, $100,000; Fisk, Hatch & Co., New York, $273,000; Smith, Martin & Co., New 000; First National Bank, Louisville, Ky Yinth National bank, New York, $110,00% | First National Bank, Pittsburg, .$212,000; Exchange Bank of Pittaburg, $100,000; Browster, Sweet & Co., Borton, $100,000 Preston King on President Johnson, The following letter from Preston King, in reply to an invitation to attend the Cooper Instituie meeting, was | recervod by the committee: Oapevanona, June 5, 1868, | Gexriawey—Your lotter of May 31, inviting me to at- | tend a public meeting of the Union citizens of the city of New York, to be held at the Cooper Lnstitute, on the eveniug of June 7, for the purpose of giving expression to theif faith in the administration of Previdomt Andrew Johnson, i# received. My engavements will deny me the pleasure of being present at your meeting and participating with you in Your @xproselons of confidence in tho President; but, foutlemen, your expressions of confidence in bim eantut suronget than those I entertain in bis goodness, hie firmness, his ability, apd bis more than Roman patriot. ism and devotion to'the Union, the constitution and the Jawa. Whatover of good you may think or say of ad time will coufirm you in the opinion that be deserves I thank you for the invitation you have go kindly given ine to meet with you, and regret that I cannot be present im your meoting. Very respectfully, PRES last evening @ farmer, named John Dippel, fesiding on the old Schenck farm, corner of Bushwick avenue and Johnson etreet, was struck by lightning while in hie orchard, and now lies in & critical state, Tho electric oes ieee his oy go back, branching ol r gh his off his ot hte Ioths ‘nate was’ badly Inoetston Sad Mit spine is paralyzed, The recovery of the man is doubt ful, although he received te ey. 74 of Dra. Srna pac ae teas cnet ent also stru y badly injured. re took one of the wheels oft Ue cart he waa anne Smwovs Accroayt,— Yesterday afternoon, while some laborers were hotsting some iron plates into Polley's dip. tllery, the chain attached gave way, and two men, named Owep Sullivan Cowen, were severely in- red by the fallin, Dr. North attended the jn- jured men o'clock, the Committee of Arrangements in front, and marched to the music of the band hy cn te to Irving Hall. The ball was decorated very daomely aud was brilbantly lit up. The head table was placed on the raised platform, the front of which was tastefully orna- mented with American flags anda large shield in the centre. About nine o'clock two hundred persons sat down to as fine a supper as has been served in this city im many a day. Every delicacy of th season was fur- nished in abundance, and the style in which the supper was werved was 7% to anything of the kind that has taken place in this city for years. Mr. Henry Wilson, ex-President of the Board of Fire Commissioners, was called to preside, and on each side of him were Alder- man Reitler, the Marshal, Mr. Tredeniker and the mem- bers and friends of the Committee of Reception. ‘The first toast drank was the health of the members of Warren Hose of Philadelphia, which was responded to by Mr. Tredeniker, of the Warren Hose, Philadelphia. Alderman Reiter, of Philadelphia, responded very handsomely to the health of the Philadelphia Fire Depart- ment, and the Fire Department of New York was ably responded to by Mr. Isaac 8. Fergusan, an honorary member of No. 83 Hove of Brooklyn.» Several songs were sung, and nothing but conviviality and fraternal fecling prevailed throughout the night. The party did ‘not break up until after midnight, when the guests were in conveyed to their hotel, and the committec took a short leave of them to meet again this morning to ac- company them home from pier 3 North river, at ten o'clock, THE MURDER IN THE WOODS. Continuation of the Investigation Refore Coroner Lynch and Jury. ‘Tho investigation into the circumstances attending the murder of Antonio Diodati, near the Brooklyn city line, on the 27th ult., was continued before Coroner Lynch yesterday :— Catharine Murray sworn-—Reside at No, 13 Forsyth street, New York, with Mrs. Emma Whetston; ehe hires rooms, and I stay with her for my board; have lived there since the 22d of April; she is not married, butJives with a man named Antonio Belletoni; fret saw him about two months ago, when he came’ from sea; saw her marriage certificate; saw Belletoni on Wednesda: last, in Fore street; saw hin on Saturday, May 27, about nine o'clock, when he left the howse: he came home between vight and nine o'cloek that night; did not go out again; he looked sad, and Lasked him what was the matter; he replied, “Nothing;”” he looked troubled: he occupied the third floor of the rear honse—a room and bedroom; he left on the Sunday morning following, at eight o'clock, which is @ little earlier than usual; he ack about twelv clock, and stated that he had agrent deal of trouble, as the fat man had been killed in Greenwood; he said he did not know who killed him; I recognize the carte de visite of Diodati tat of the fat man; Mrs. Emma Whetston was in the room when he spoke of the man being murdered, and also the barber, whom I called Miller; that was all he suid abont Diodati; I expressed sorrow for his death; do not recollect what the barber said; Tasked Belletonl it he saw the murdered man and ho said he bad not; do not recollect that I asked him if he was going to Brooklyn to see about it; we soon after had our dinner; Relletoni cooked the dinner; we had maccaroni and chicken soup; during divner I asked Belletoni if he was going to Brooklyn to see the man; he replied that ho felt too bad to go and see him, th 8 brother was comin out to this country and it'w bad that he should dm him dead; Belletoni remained in the house about an hour and’ a half, when he and the barber went out I think they drank beer at their din- drank water; Belletoni came home alone on the 27th of May; the barber and myself slept in the kitchen; became acquainted with Diodati at Papa’s house in Cherry street; Belletont said he used to buy and sell goods; he also said he worked as ® carpenter; he went w the country and re- mained for two or three day*; do not know what part of the conntry he went to; he received ‘ive dollars per day for his work; Bellotoni came inon Sunday night at his annot’ «ay whether the barber him or not; Emma Whetston and myself went out that evening to take a walk, and returned before the men came back; we had tea when they returned; I served the toa; T think T asked’ Belloioni if he had been to see anything about the murdered man; was not told to say nothing about it; think I heard him say that he went to see him buried,’and got a coffin for him; he left the house at the usual time on Monday, and camo home about nine o'clock at night; he seldom went out after coming home; he has siept im the house every night up to Wednesday evening; I wash for bim; his clothes are jot very dirty; he changed them on Sunday, lay 28; they did not look as if they had washed; saw no blood on them; he generally wore a dark suit; nover Wore pair of pants like the ones now shown to my knowledge; I lived in Papa’s house two months; have received money from barber; ver carr umbrolin; have seen a revolver in his room, somethi like the one now shown; never saw him shave hi rn. Sone after dinner he was mo’ cheerful, and oxpressed wish that the men whe, killed him might be canght; went about and inquired if it was so, and he was informed that it was—that Diciati was murdered in Greenwood ; the little barber we4 home vo dinner on Sunday; himself and Belletoni had yome conversation in Italian, bat do not know what 4 was about; they went out of the house together U:at afternoon; they came home together shox, nine o’@ock in the evening; saw Diodati on Weduesday ans to the murder, Giatano Lucchesi (the little barber) sworn—Resides at 3) New York sina; witness war a native of to bis itpess) shop, im Pearl at half-past eleven, eloeke on the Saturday he was killed, Francia DeCara, his son (a hoy six years old) and Antonio. Belle. toni were in the shop at tho time; DeCaro asked Diodati to take dinner with him, and he declit tating that he was busy, and left about twelve o'clock; DeCaro, his son and Belletoni remained and took dinner with witness, and remained in the house unti} half-past fovr o'clock; was always particular about the time on Yaturday, as it is ‘8 busy day for him; knew Diodati in Messina; Belletoni first arrived in this country about eleven years ago; he has been back and forth frequently s'nce; Belletoni is a carpenter; told him he was working in. somo vil- lage, but did not recollect where; Belletoni, he understood, has a wife in Messina; Diodati did not say ‘what bnainess he had to attend to; De Caro left for Messina eight days ago; got his natu: ralization papers and passport at the City Hall on the | Saturday he took dinner at witness’ house; De Caro had sold out bis shop in Fall River, Maas.,and came to New York, for the purpose of embarking for Italy, some days previous to the time he dined at his house; first heard of Diodati’s death on the 26th of May; Belletoni told witnes’ at his house, on Sunday’ morning at fix o'clock, when be was getting up to go to work, ‘that Diodati was killed; slept with Belietoni that night in one room and the two women in another room; Belletoni expressed sorrow at the death of Modati; as! who had killed him, and was answered that he knew he was killed but did not know who did it; that the killing was done in Brooklyn; said that on Sat- urday evening the police were in search of a certain tailor, on the charge of being conneeted with the murder of a man who was understood to be Diodati; the murder was | spoken of in witness’ barber shop that morning; Belle- | toni gave no intimation that he intended to come to Brooklyn in order to recognize the body; witness denied having had any crimina! connection with either of the female witnesses, The investigation was at this stage adjourned until Monday afternoon, at two o'clock. Music at the Park. The Park Commissioners announce that there will be musie at the Park to-day—the state of the weather per- mitting—commencing at four P.@M., by the Park band. The following will be the programme :— PART J, .H. B. Dodworth 1,—Park March. eae’ 2—Overture, Le dieu et La Bayadere. 8. —Quick March, ‘Ever of Thee”, 4.—Fantasia on Scotch and Irish airs. PART 1. —Selections from Faust. 8.—Hnmoristen Polka. PART MI. 9.—Aria for Cornet, ‘*'Tis the Last Rose of Sammer,”” 10.—“La Violetin,? Marurka..........seceeesseee Faust 11,—Cavatina from Das Nachtlager, Kreutzer 12,—Watering Place Galop... -Heller Finale.—The Union, Sbould the day prove pleasant, those who visit the Park will enjoy a rare musical treat, Scrrressnp Papers in Paris.—The New Yore Henao was seized inthe Paris Post Office on the 23d ult., and only the Oourri-r dea Blats Unis of American papers was allowed to enter France. The London Daily News was also seized on account of a leading article on Mexican affairs. By these measures (says a dent), aided by an article of M. Paulin Limayrac in the Cinstitu- tionnel, representing that all was ‘‘serene’’ on the Western continent, it was hoped to get a good Bourse and stave off the publicity of disagreeable truths for a few hours, Tae Paciric RARoaD—AtcHiZ0N AND PiKe’s Peak Brayou.—The central Branch of the Great Pacific Rail- road is rapidly pushing to completion to the Republican: river, Fifty miles are certain to be in running order on the Ist of November, and the whole road is to be fully finished to the jynetion with the south branch of the Pacifig Railrood, on said river, within one year more. The road has been pushed forward without noise, but with surprising energy, backed by abundant means. Senator Pomeroy, of Kensas, is the President, and the accomplished engineer, O. B. Gunn, presides ‘over its construction. Atchison is improving fast, and is destined to be a large cily.—Sait Lake Telegraph, May 29. Arrivals and Departures. ARRIVALS. Havana axp Nassav—Stermshi ier, Matin Ketella, Juan Walls, ‘m Stevens, Juan’ Eerarra, ¥ Smith, N Simrock, D Rouge Jose Condes ¥ Roxb, Hen Behultz, Mr Schultz,’ Misn rd, Mins Emily Waideld, Jo: € Albury, WF Tan’ and Mrs RY Black and danghier, Mr Mrand Mrs Henry Coe, Miss Marshall, Miss Larkins, M Boadle, Mire BL. Johuson, Miss A Johnson, Mixa L Johiv Chax J Marwiall, John 8 Howell, § Root, Joha H Perpall, a A B Menendez, loffatt, Mre Nevin, W G Root, WG Hi Corster—JI_ AG Rodri- Lorena, J M Barreto, ‘gallo, 8 Daly, Miss wie, it oad son; Geo Sear, ry Hargrave, Mme Anna Bisho Protas Mr’ Laseeiten, Mr ust, h Albury, Mra WD Dhas P Tunnell, Mr nd Mra B A Darling, idren: Mins’ Anderson, Mi J Turde, four ehildren and nt; JG Hailey, WG Yates, Lewis G ‘Levey, Asa Rood, Neill, Mr and Mra Wm Gliland child, Mra 8 M Cook and child, WT Daniels, Thow D. Clancey, J Mt Thompson, A Anatin, Miss WA Kelly, Thos & Murphy, it W Nagin, Me Marshall, G A Preston, Mra Rod child, Geo W Lind. fay, K iavriott anit cnlid, Capt W G Laughlin, Me Upton, Mr Shaw, J Parring\ ex Hain, Mr Wilson—I7 Cousul pas- sengers and 15 deck passengers D Donpa.—On Fridey, June 9, Wrutad Dons, a mative of Ireland, aged 3 ve years. The friends of the family are rospecifully invited to attend the funeral, from his iate residence, 80 Weat Thirtieth street, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock. ‘Sxevmer,—At Jamaica, L.1., on Thursday, June 8, Axram, son of Abram and Cella’ Suediker, aged 20 years, 11 months and 13 days, The relatives and friends of the family are reapect- fully invited to attend the funeral, on Sonday afternoon, at half-past two o'clock, from the Presbyterian church in Jamaica. [For further Deaths see Third Page.) Lila a dence eat one * Port of New York, June %, 1965, €LBARED. Steamship Helvetia (Br), Prowse, Liverpool-Williams & Guion, Steamship Teutonia (# Hamburg—Kunhordt & C Steamship Arago, Gadsden, Port Royal Steamship Ariadne, Crary, Norfolk, Oliy Point and Rich mond—H T Livingston & Oo. Steamsuip John Gibson, Kelly, Alex "ae Son bit i Bhip Progrs 7m), Haack, Southampton and \irin—H B Crom. (Bram), Schmidt, Bremen—Cukart & Co, ip Progress, Woodward, St John, NB—Nesmith & Sons, Bhip City of Brooklyn, Cousins, St John, NB—Neamith & ns. Bark 8 a HES Waterman (Br), Stevens, Falmouth, B—Brock- er. rk Vi ir (Br), Wylie, Buenos A: Norton, J) Bark Relafens, ‘Wellington, Beradneet Te wees - Bark Fanny Kaler (Br), Perkins, Hat W.W Russell, Bro 4 Co. Bark Cienfuegos, Cole, Cleatu: Bark Linde Stewart, Osborn, St Jageed Prompen rk Linda 4 > rk gu Ch Bebuten, ‘Quebec —Gnrrels "E Moyer. ¢ or , Oette—D BR Dewolf & Oo, Brig Ir), Fa Burdett & Everet Brig Mery Margaret (Br), Thompeon, Watuseroa is X o, san W Ladd k Co — sea Brig Dawn of Day (Br), Holmes, Clentuegor—D R Dawolt ig Harriet, Mountfort, Clentuegos—Baxter & Mi i ave A Bort Lily ct), Jonson, Cow Bay Lnonnes ros (Br), Carns, Yarmouth, N8—Boyd & Acht Margaret Ann (Br), Russell, Tamplco—P Alerandre & Bon. at Harriet Samantha, Baker, Crooked Inland—Wiggins ra M , Pana, Cow Bay—Jas Dor 5 i Duke of Newoastle (0), Finley, John, Wi--Sunith. sae J Morton (Br), Goucher, St John, NB—D R Dewolt soar Impndence (Br), Belyea, 8t John, NB—A Smithers fee tenets fag Het Da Bart co br Id Jago inyne, Washinguon= ran eruak a slag, + F Nickorson, Elaght, Walt Ry - Jones, snow tha O I ens. 4 ag: Bonne rae” Wirune. Poster Bal Beamers Thompson, MeKalg, Baltimore, VU 8 gunboat Hi iia Owe fr ales juron, it Thos O Selfridee, Norfolk, (U 8 transport’, Weir, Philadel- ‘Sen, Kichaldy, Liv arpost, with ‘SH Tras x. sath ‘and a Bt is oes AT i: gales from WAW o"WHW, api and lost ie wn torer, Live 4, with mdse Dasongeray io CW Marl ail"S cae Tuay Bo Heary | Moore ; jackson, equmnan, fell from the isen topgniladiyand on dock oer a My ear for {Cummings (Br), Hoo’ gway, more, for Bath; Catharine igh, 4 foto PE OK Dewar Aarine Ane] ¥ infor Rockuend;achre, Thomas, NYork to spoke whaleahip Janus, ‘cornell, of NI fs fedos Ban Fran | Anniaguam; Kare i ‘Provinectown,. Veaathie Huo Junelto, May 2, via St BEDFORD JuncS—arrechr8 Waterman, Chase, i all ey Behe Gout May puEWBURYPORT, June 7—Bld brig Vincennes, Hodgdcm, neve ne merce NEWEORT, June 6, PM—Arr schr Harriet, Spear, Baltt- r;, Chichester, jal ein re s, | more for Bath, Bid echr-Nathaniel Holmes, Arnold, Eliza 7 3 }. lon port. Rede Fuscinie tage trom Bans qi Pt Ary tohr Davison. Ackerly, Blsabethport,. Re, fo : PORT ROYAL, Jane S—Arr at Hilton Head, steamsbip vb Fulton, Wotton, ‘onded HILADE. ‘June 8—Arr achre Marietta, Hall, Bane 1 Apparently lumber loaded. 5 | gor: ‘Leesburg, Make Portland: Sarah, Elisabeth, Keleye r Bib Inet off Wape May Lightahip, 5 Golden Hagia’ Kelly Now 3 J Rogers, Roo ‘and some ‘apparently frome | thel, Newport: W ing, Baxter, NYork. Cid: bark Misty ion, - Lingolu, New Orleans, brig ussex (Be Lawrence, Havana; Hammond, Barbados, 17 days, with su- ith, Hallowell; E Parsons Pore 7 27, lat 25, ‘brig Cul Lunt, East W geulabury. Nicker, Windsor Ns" a days from Philadelphia for ‘0ca! ual rane hon! 7—Sld brign Martha A Berry, and _ PORTSMOUTH, June 7—8ld sohr Megnet, Stewart, New x vee oma ae eae Sale McCormack, Demarara, 17 days, with i La Muy. a taki, ton de Bim o steamer. Bark Mary E Libby (of Portland), Libby, Oardenas, 14 ater. 8th Inat, 40: Will sia te Taante mh sallas 8 of Barn- ater NY ork, naw the wheellioube of a steamer, Re (see foneral ne steamers Oceanus, Young, and Bark Albina, Waefler, New ¢ 86 days, with mdse, : Cy . ‘Thor Dunham; 8th inst, of pene Rone: 6.4.C Brooks, Brooks, Brite pris Oe ih Cape May, pass en juan tty of wrecked stuff, Consietingee jones work, bel bord, two trunks and other matemal, apparently belonging to.6 sieumnr (ibe Admiral Dupont) iat had boon vary roseatly own Brig Cacique (Brazil), Crat Rio Grande, April 25, with hidew he, 10 Bonto &.Go " ‘pJonaues, ator an trennire, Peay ny Winns palm TACO, May 31, not 20-814 ahip Golden Fleece, Brig Sanne (Br), Michener, Pernambuco, $0 days, with Hypiard a P auger. msinck & © ALEM. June ?—Arr ahr Governor, Chase, New York v! rig Henrietta (Br). Hodadon, Bermuda, 8 days, with po- | Boston. ld aches Win Wallace, Soul, Philadelphia; FA | 5 F tatoes &e, to McColl & Frith, Brig Sparkling Sea (Br), Steger, Cow Bay, 18 days, with conl, to Wro Tngills, Brig Virginia, Wood, New Orleans, 18 days, with corn, to Miller & Houg!iton, ; Schr Silver Star (Br), Tobin, Para, 18 days, with rubber, to Hortensia, and A F Howe, Bache Sulatin (Br), Chiem, Carthagena, 20 days, with hid Bo 8 Ligmeuce gto QO ima Soe = F Sulailin (Br), Chism, Ca 8, with hides, os Dewolf & Co isie lagena, o THAT pao oe. RIC LITTLE F ‘Three Sisters, Stone, Port au Prince, May 18, with cotton, logwood, &e, to B Fogerty. ‘CF Grove (of Millville, NJ), MoKee, Sagua, 12 days, Co, Sehr Leroy (of StJoha, Ni), Overton, St Jago, 20 days Sel with sugar, to Peter V Kin, masier, 23d ult, Cape St ‘Antonio Dearing S brig Retriever, from Cienfuegos for 8 MOT THE COMMON LUCIFER MATCH, has had its day of devastation, thanks to the Javentor or UNIVERSAL SAFETY MATCH, Which Is made withort sulphur or phosphorts, and iguites only on the box, making them SAFE, INODOROUS AND AGREKABLE. All persons who value life, health oF property, should use these Matches, We also make SAFETY FLAMING FUSEES, . nor rain can extinguish. cers and all out of door purpose py the SRSAL SAFETY MATCH COMPANY. MORE, State Agent, 36 Dey street, N. York. Schr Nelle © Paine (of Boston), Hawes, Lingan, 10 days, with coal, to Cro} & chr’ topinas top), apparent! Ree Grant | ol & Paine. 1st inst, off Cape Breton, saw da yawtboat (white bottom and black t long th the water, nt, Colby, Sydney, CB, 18 days, with timber, to Snow, Coffin, Shulee, 7 days, to F Snow. Sehr Empress (Hr), Onthouse, Sackville, NB, 7 dry to PT Nevius & hr Cay Cornelia, miles E of Cape Henlopen, which neither sin with Manuf 40 a. passed the wreck of a herin brig, Re!d, Jacksonville, 10 days. waterlogged and aban j apparently some time in that Weale | ued @ ee voles ch eR eye 2d inet, Of Eryinapen Shoals, spoke DrigBouvas’ |i Atos | 8 8 ee ee eS filan for Naw York: 6th, of Chincoteague, spoke peor SARE ale a . oe trom Harbor Tat on, MACPHERSON & DONALD SMITH id for Bo i (Late style, Smith & Brother), New York, BREWER EAST INDIA AND B Schr J 8 Curtis, Fox, Philadelphia for Schr J Walker, Seofield, Piuiadelphi Schr Helen P, Mills. PRiladelphia for 3 ven FOR CITY AND Behr F Tall, dtitcheil. Philadelphia for Portland. | — ane, Schr G W Whistler, Finney, Mhilnderphia for New Haven. | These ates are of improved quality, brewed with great ¢ for Salem. plewantmuciuve aud strengthening, and can be relied ox for Salen for purity, Blizabethport for Boston, bethport for New Haven, zabethport for Salem, Brewery West Eighteenth street, between Seventh an@» Highth avenues, warty, Beals, Moor cl ‘alas, 8 days. . . ar) . . . a Sehr American Chief, Preasey, Thomasion, A. . * . . . . . . Sebr Delphi, Smith, Gloucester. SPRIN DEBILIT’ Bohr N Holmes, Arnold, Newport for Elizabeth port. A TONIC WITHOUT ALCOROL, Barge Pilgrim, Muhat,' Fortress Monroe, 48 hours, to U 8 THE PERUVIAN SYRUP Quartermaster. VITALIZES, PURIFIES AND ENRICHES Steamer Thomas Powell, Lyons, Fortress Monroe, 17 hours. THE BLOOD, GIVING STRENGTH. Steamer Wm Fletcher, Hollenbeck, Fortress Monroe, 43 VIGOR AND NEW LIFB hours, with barge Pilgrim in tow. TO tHE WHOLE SYSTEM. Steamer Gen MeClellan; ships Memphis, Albert Gallatin, . B. DINS » No. - Pockhontagr bark Reindeer; brigt Helen, Euntee, A Eaton, | _ Sold by all druggists, Adler; schra C Ingersoll, 3 Hotchkiss, Hannah, Wide World, Charles Des har! nis, Coats BUNIONS, BAD NAILS, &C., CURED WITH. Wind at sunset N. pain by Dr, RICE & O0.,08 Bowery, Citizens’ Bank Ree Anatuflator cures Corns, ‘Bunions, Hed Nails, do. BS BMascell le 7 scellancou: rev Sreausutr Apwinat, Dorox—For statements relative to | [)"Vihjuctantothisnnd otner Staten Docen ovat ae ‘the supposed lozs of this vessel see news columns. tained. ¥. I. KING, Counsellor at Law, 35 Broadway. Suir Evt0Ka, Conlter, from Bombay for Lives I, foun- red ontaide of the harbor of Bombay about the 2iat of Muy, Crew saved. (The E war built at Bath, Me, in 186, 849 tons register, and hailed from Liverpool.) Sup Evenine San (Br), Hill, from Callao for Cowes for f gnano, foundered April 23, $00 miles diltts on the DORCES LEGALLY PROCURED WITHOUT PUB. licity (a specialty); oth Out fee in advance, Con! Attorney and Couuselior, 78 Nassaurstreet. NEW AND EXQUISITE MUSIC—JUBT ISSUED, WHIP-POOR-WILL SONG, with Echo, by H. Mil by ‘of San Ino. | Noone can Call to be delighted with its exquisite und pleasing Tengo, The FS was 716 tone register, bullt in ass at al Te Gx Mae BEIT: by a é Me, hailed from Ni fon, but w: is ON i arkburst, fn i areca ate meet hcg heh ot kiss ME WHILE PM SLEEPING, Ly Konrad Treuer, antiful and artistic, EVERYBODY LOVE SONG, by Konrad Treuer, giving Jove in all Its phases. BO; Also, now in. press, THE NATIONAL JUBILEE PRIZE SONG. $00, Published by W. JENNINGS DEMOREST, No, $9 Boeke man street. Sold by ail Musio Dealers, or mailed free on receipt off l. . J Simp Macaxorr, from Hull for Halifax with salt, which went ashore on Suble Island May 12, is @ total wreck, Sup Sitas Greenman, Webber, from Singapore, put into Hong Kong April 14, leaking badly. Suir Sportsman, at Valparaiso from San Franctseo, has deen sold for $25,000. The 8 was 635 tons, and built at Bel- bance 5 price, oF four for Bans Macare V Hvac, from Baltimore for San Francisco, (CHENCK’S PULMONIC SYRUP, before reported returned to port, sprang aleak in the Gulf é her pumps became choked. and had 2) inches water i) SEAWERD TORIO AND MANDRAKE PILLS. Tux History or Dr. Scnencx's Own Case, axp How Hp was Cunep oy Consort) /hilst residing in Philadelphia, Thad pros. old when she bore away for Cape Henry, Brig Canoutne, from Baltimore for Mayaguez, before re- ported ashore near Cherrystone and got off, would proceed on her voyage a8 800n as another crew could be procured, Many years ago, Laurcnep—At Addison, April 26, from the shipyard of L A Saat Tpeddatty Wek thi laek eli OL natacaaee oe Kcowiew ark fsepiige #8 Raowien, owncd ad to be com- | fesse Gradually sn tue at sone, of pulmonary consumes At Fairha inst, the xchr Clotilda was successfully ‘« shipyard, nie Custiinan will be launched on Satur- day (to-day), from Howland’s shipyard, Whatemen, Ba See port arrivals, ubove, . NB, was at Auckland, NZ, Ship Rove Edwards, fambl March 10, with (39 «p 270 wh. Bark Java 2d, Smith, NB, was at Vasse, NH, March 6, with 76 bbls wi oll, vised by my physician, Dr, Parrish, to remove into the coum, u es he foorestown, N. 1 was F being my native place, moved thither, My father and all ‘hie family hed lived and died there, aud died o¢ pulmonary consumpiion. On my ate Fival T was put to bed. where lay for many weeks in w was deemed a hopeless condition, Dr, Thornton, who bad. Beon my father's family piysiclat, aud bad attended hla his last illness, was called to see. gatirely beyonil the reach of medicin 2 Murt die, and gave Me one week to arra: my tem al fuirs.. In tuisapvarently hopeless condition P heard of, remedies which | now make andsell, It seemed to me Spoken, &e. could fee! them workin ting Ship "red Warren, Phinney, from London for Melbourne, | herve. bre aud tisnue ofmy syste. ee etn © Aprit7, lac #8, lon 26 We My ‘lungs and liver puton a new action, and the morbid Foreign Ports. matter which for yours had avcumulated and irritated tho Anvnossan, May 24—-Sid Mary Ann, M'Laughlan, NYork. | diiferent organs of the body was eliminated, the tubercles om- Anrwenr, Mav It Banshee, Hennery, NYork. my lungs ripened, and I expectorated from my lungs a® A March 3)—Passed by, Humbold!, Proctor, Batavia | much as a pint of’ yellow, offensive matter every morn for Padang and ‘Boston; 31st,’ Monitor, Larrabee, Buenos | As this expectoration of matter subsided the fever abal Ayres for orders; April tl, Hy Harbeck, Stoughton, Philadel- | the pain left me, the cough cea: harass me, janie for New lu for Shanghae; 10h; Marmion, Warsau, ‘ork. Burwrnuaven, May 21—Sld Helene, Raschen, and Marco haubting might aweate wore bo longer Kuawnr coat mat se freshing sleep, to whieh 1 had Jot hnad ma stranger, My petite now began to return, and at umes I found it dimoult <= Polo, rdes, NY« Testrain myseif from eating too much. With this return Baieeanos, May 23—In port brig Geo Downes, Paine. for | henith I gained in strength, and now am fleshy. [am now @ NYork 7 ia. healthy man, with » healed cleatriz in the lobe of the Buspaxronr, ©B, May 25—In Port schr Melville, for NYork n cuonerapt, May 21—Arr Emille, Pfoffer, N¥ork and Baltic “ egrariry Fareka, Hall, London. right ey on the lower lobe hepatized, with re adhe. sion of the plcura. ‘The left lung is sound, aud the upper lobe of the right one 18 in a tolerab] ‘onsumption at that time was thought to be an incurable ase by every one—physicians, as well as thove who were 2—Sld prev siip Weatern Chief, Dunham | uulearned in inedicine. ‘such cases as were ree eni08, duced to the condition { was in, This induced many ps Ticrald of the Morning, Williams, for | to believe my recovery only temporary. 1 now prepa Chinchas to load for Germany; Delfi , Freese, for Ger- | and gave Lue inodicines to consuinptives for some time, Richard IU, Greeaough, for Chinehas to load for Ger- | made man; der‘ul cures; and the demand increased Contest, Mudgett, (rot Valparaiso for do to load for | rapidly that determined wo olfer th and to the public, devote my undivided attention to lung diseases. In truth, 1 was next to forced to it; far people would send for me, far and near, to ascertain whether their cases were like mine, For iauy years, in conjunction with my principal oflee tr, Philideiphis, T have been making regular professional vishg to New York, Boston, Hs, Umore and pittaburg. For several years ‘past I have made as many an five dred examinations weekly with the “Resptrometer.”” For such examination my charge is turee dollars, and_ it enabl to give each paticnt the true condition of his disease, hin frankly whether he will get w i Canrnacexa, May 19—No Am vessel In port. De Spr hen ie Joseph Holmes, Hall, London for Bos- ton (and anchored) Detarana, May 23—In port bark St Lawrence (Br), arr day previona, Businone, May 19—Arr Pearl, Freeman, Boston for Cron- U; 2isi, Prince of Wales, Lawson, New York for the Mal- soow, May 26—Sl4 Caledonia (a), NYork, Gros, May d—Arr J P Whitney, Avery, Calli De Gat, April 16—Arr Belle Creole, Knowies, Clyde (and | ~The great reason why physicians do not cure Consumption, ald 294'for Madras:: Hamlet, Stevens, Mauritine, fs, that they fry to do too much; they give medicines to siop- Hamaure, May 2¢—Arr Atlante, Dinsmore, Hona Kon stlve the cough, to stop the night sweats, hectic doing they eight 9 fever, and by s@ the whol m, looking the secretions, and eventually the patient dies. n n0. Xyri2—Arr Parsee, Baker, Sani 0% up meine 1, Neweomb, Singapore; 14th, Silas Green 20th, Ovent mau, Well leaking badly, Sid 12th, Helios, Pratt, The Puimenic Syrup is one of the most valuabl San "Fr known, It is nutrient, powerfully tonie, aud healing tu it. Hauirax, May 90—Arr brigs Folus, Forbes, and Watchmate | self, It coutaina no opium, yet loosens the phiegm in (Br), Roddy, N¥ork; schrs Vie: Thompson, and Julla, | bronchial tubes, and nature throws tt off with istue exertion Parr, do. m ‘one bottle frequently cures an ordinary cold; but it will aiverrool, May2—Arr T P Smith, Fomeroy, Curacoa; | well first to take @ dose of Schenck’s Mandrake Ville to 27th, Scotia (e), Judking, NYork, cleanse the Womack. The Pulmone Syrup is readily digested Sid Ath, Bs inidield, Gloucester, Mass; Squando, | and absorbed into blood, to which it imparts ite healing Jordan, St Jolin, NI; 26th, Moneta, Spear, San’ Francisco; oat, Hoxton ‘Thompsou, Make, NYork; M B Corn: Jelphin; Zuieite, Jones, San’ Franciseo. Willlarns, Balimore; Excelsior, ndon (s),' Petrio, and America: York; Moth, Star of the West, Perry, dot Peruvian (s), Ballantine, Quebec; Hertfordshire, Rovinson, San Franc! Loxpox, May 27—-Cid Hudson, Pratt, NYork, Ent out Yth, Atalanta, /’inkham, for NYork. erties. It is one of the best preparations of iron in use; it e ful tonic of itself; and when the Seaweed fonic die solves the mucous in the stomach, and is carried off by the aid of the Mandrake Pills, a healthy flow of gustric juice, good appetite and a good digestion folow. The Seaweed Tonic is a stimulant, ant red when it is used. It Is pure! and pleasant; no bad. like when 3 Bourbon whisky, which disorders the stomach, erpo 0 liver, locks up Ali the secretiou turns the blood into water, dropsy seta in, and the pation ly, des, San Francisco. y is recommended now-a-days by almost " bark Rainbow (Br), Bou- clan. Many patients that visit my rooms, both drat from Boston for Bognor Ayren ie ret eile ace crapaied with this poison; the relief ie Nassau, NP, May l6—Arr sohrs Albert, Riordon, NYork: cough they take a Lisle whiaky; if they Gom, foinson, do; 27th, Maryland, Sterling, do and ‘they take a litte whisky; if they can to feturn via Blourhéra) ‘Old d6th, steamer | not sleep they take little whisky ; nnd then go on fn thi Jordan, Boston, in ballast; bark Mira & Celia, Arnold, and more, until they are bloxted up . Me, gine they are getting fleshy. The stomuch, liver a Purmoorn, May 26—Of, Edw O'Brien, Gilebrist, from Cal- | digestt worn are completely destroyed, and lose their Jao for Lamon: appetite for food. Noone was ever oured of cousumpuiom Punwampoco, May 10-—No Am vessel in port, y hie pr ‘where cavities have been formed in the Pana, May 22—In port brigs Loa Amigos, for New York; | lungs, A Ul vient ia trequently beneficial to com~ Time, for Clenfurgos soon sum fuch aa pure brandy or good wines; in many caxae ‘on, IW, May #—O1, Portamouth, Tarlton, from London porter or brown stout in moderate quantities; but for NYork, Hourbon whisky hastens instead of curing eouxumption, Of ihe Needles 26:h, Caledonia, Coster, from Catlao for | _ ‘The Senweed Tonic produces lasting results rm ine Ham! ting the stomach and digestive syste: and enal Rio TAREIRO, May 2—In t barks Adelaide, Etchberger, | it ‘olim@oate aud make ‘into eat “Blood ine food whee, for Baltimore fow dave; Winifred (Br), Clark, from Mar- | may ined for that perros, it #0 wonderful in ite sellles just art, for the Ustates; Myra, i rr; Nellie - | effects ‘a wine glass full will digest a hearty and & wick $reg, Aion Traore Jee are, yw Ustates; warelet eee a nny before breakfast athe poper of oem the p 0; Clifton, Gaver, stomac'y 9 ‘medicines possess Wiker feeas beer ee ee The Mandrake” Pills may ‘be taken with entire by ti) cges and conditions, producing all the that oni obtained from oF rot a oF any of the mereui mevlicines, and without an} their hurtful oF injurious moaPOwe, Ape Iori ary ie ea Peaceoan ‘lourman,” Hong Rio Guanom, AUHLIS-No Am veanel in port. granse as ‘A Barker, Sharon ree ‘ 9 x i i 17 LJ feculent and wor j sith Ralabow, Kel Paina “Bld ith, Hamiin, Gutimitere Losened nnd gimwcived by my Beaweed Tonicand ineelerright, Hon Koog: yj Angelia, | Eulmonte tyrup. “Tt will be negn that all there ot, my med: ara oar ges AOeRpae GURAE | Ro ee ee ise Shes, Wiuatayati ath Horne kdvan, | 2" Seu Pe Meet cleo to Laos , 7 it Horton (Br), Wallace, New WARE OF AN IMPOSTOR, ork Th, up ane Seiad? 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