The New York Herald Newspaper, June 8, 1866, Page 8

Oe A mee ~ aahort timellago''a. party ‘of Coutederates from the v MEXICO. YHE MILITARY SITUATION. THE LIBERALS GAINING STRENGTH parucularly Diications. Bie tight, ‘t shows (he imperial press the empire after tbe Freuch peror fears the future and appreciates his here, TUE SENSORSHIP OF THE FRESS. On the 12th inst. the ne mmmnper Fencnmniontn, of this city, appeared with two columns in blank. At the head of the blank space was, inverted, the bagel “Imporiant - ee Doeumentz,” On the Lith i of Vera Cruz bad served upon the editor the Ponentante a “primera advertencia.” or first warning for the offence he bad committed, Here was @ case, not where an editor was threatened for having said anything, but Decause he said nothing and left the space blank where he should, if permuted, have said something. ‘on the ith’ ins. the Penaaniatde sinned ag again in pub- lishing a sketch of the life, claracter and services of Benito Juarez, an’ was on the following day served bi} aw second adverencia and thereby SERA TE SSF: the Presect for the term of one month, aan THE MARRIAGE TIE IN MEXICO, 7 Artic bane J of the new civil law of Mexico—an im- jers Deserth ben! ase eee pate ies hg BE upou the subject of mat ge here, an 's conflict Inperiatist Soldiers Deserting to the | wou the subjcct of ma Chath sb8 the practices of; tne Liberal Ranks. MAXIMILIAN DESPERATELY HARD UP. The Country Swarming with Portiaan Rangers. People connected with suid subject, both of which wero legally recognized a8 proper heretofore. In order to marry now, by the new civil law, the male must be eighteen years of age and the female fifteen. Thu right, in extraordit cases, of authorizing marriages to be le- gaily consamibated by persons not having aitained to the years aforpenic fs reserved 40 the ruling sovereign, The newspaper Meiwan, in commenting on this new law, says that it hes met the disapprobation of some venerabie prelates of the Catholic Church, who have, in @ public manner, argued against its enforcement: Tue Press Yaxzled---A Newspaper Suspended for Pablishing a Biography of Juarez. - Lately telegraphi from the THE COLONIZATION DELUSION. | capitai “ot the stato of Guanajato with, Dolores Hidalgo ee. ‘na. ae. and San Luierde la Pax, Th San Lais Potin, but as the empire is out of funds the Work wl not, in all probability, be pushed forward to @ur Vera Craz Corresponéence. ariceens ragraph is goiug the rounds of the new: Vera Crvz, Mey 22, 1866, that at Pacem aud Tungepeo have declared. in favor of the THE MILICARY SITCATION 4s hecoming worse for the imperialists, These, toe great @ ent, have given up the offensive and taken t@ the dofonsive, At Orizaba and other points they are fertify- tug, ‘The liberals are increasing both their streag¢h and @beir activity in the field. Arumor provails that two thousand or so troops are expocted to arrive from Europe, and it is said that orders have been sent t the French miltary officer in com- mand ai Vera Croz to make preparations to receive two thousand five hundred troops from abroad, THY GOSSIP OF THT cover, Tt wramored that Max and the amiable Cariotta have Tad “a little quarrel.” Itseems that Max, after dinner n> day, took Carlotta aside, and, efter telling her she was just the kindest “litle” woman in the world, asked ber & iend him a “trifling amouat of two or three hun- dred thousend dollars ont of her own purse,” This de.icate insinuation “the dear little Carlotta” listened to *'\. great cood humor, and then, patting Max on the et tek, sa “No you don’t,” and she did not lend it to hiv, Then Max, taking umbrage, and a friend or to, went to Cuernavaca. This little piece of scandal 4 going the rounds, and for “effect,” as we oan plainly we. Bex cond VA imperial régime, but at the same thne the same papers say that fears were entertained that the liberals would gain the ascendency in ‘he aforesaid placea. L’Btafe te, tho principal French pubtication in this coun'ry, announced @ few days age that of two thousand immigrants who bad vome to Mexico with a view to setting bere in cvioules, and this in accordance with Published inducements held out by the imperial govern- ment, o#ly aboutone hundred pad got lands to work Upon. The Austrians who assassinated Benor Soloquera, some months 2g0, at Orizaba, to prove that the Austman sol- diers could whip anything in the world, have been tried by court martial and condemned to suftcr limited punish- ments, Had it been a Mexican who shot an Austrian he would have been shod or hung, sure, In the neighborhocd of Queretaro, Michoacan, and Some parts of the State of Mexico, the people must have a happy time of it, according to the reports whieh con- any reach us from the specified neighborhoods. For two hundred liberais appeared on the road to on the 7th inst., moving for Terra Te crandl and, Just as an act of div. wu, they overtook she stage coach from Morelia, stopped it, aud robbed three of the passengers, tying them to the trees afterward. Some of the cit-zeus of San F who heard of the occurrence, liberated the unfortnua'es, when the liberals, hoaring of this, returaed to San Felipe the foliowing night and took revenge on several parties for interfering. Our Vera C 2 Correspondence. ‘Vena Cruz, May 25, 1866. ‘Mexico, is now noted for the many circles it possesses. Dealing. with these, as far as they have news in them of value to the American public, I will commence with ‘VHC POLITICAL CIROLE, In this “ring” I find it asserted that the Emperor Napoleon hae agreed to furnish money for the organiza tion and equipment of a national guard, the same to be an army in itse!!. Into this guard foreigners of all na- tions are to be admitied, and it is even said that both Austria and France will permit soldiers to be roleased from gervice im their respective armies, provided they first bind themseives to enlist in the Mexican Imperial National Gaard. [have reason to believe that suche guard is being organized, and that the Belgians now here and offidtrs and men of the Foreign Legion have been s0- | lictted to join it. But that Napoleon intends, with French funds and French influence, to create a Mexi- can nationai guard to sustain the empire out of the foreign forces now here seoms improluble. There is, neverthelesé, a ‘“‘strangeness’’ about the course of action Deing purssed by the French here. The French are paying the bills generally, and while they are not, at least openly, takiug any stepa to increase the general in- E debtedne-s, they are certainly en taking any to COLONY<TWEXTY-PIVE AMERICANS HKED AS HOSE NERS, Doited States, who had selected land in the neighbor- hot of the Cordova colony, desiriuz to occupy a build- ing located on or noar said land, ontered an Indian fam- ity cecupying it to “clear amt’? forihwith, The Indians did so and afterward laid their case before the leider of the neerest Hberal command. This officer, with about one thousand mounted men, made « forced march to the Cordova colony, wol twenty-five Americans prisoners, and carried them avy as hostages for the Luture good conduct of the remainder. It ix understood, further- amore, that the Indian neighbors have given the colonists do understand that they bad ull better vamese, For the ret ase of the parties bets as hostages it is said the lib- erala demand teu thousand dollars, purely a3 a punish- committed avainst the Indian family y driven from their proper place of habitat‘on. From what we hase tearned through a friend, General Hiodoan, thought of taking @ small armed American Yerce aud going im search of the untortauates with a view to securing Uielr release, ‘a@ury is beuy sraatiy salted epiee now. Many of the Confederates sx, deceived them, It iva good thing for him thet 4 loft (he county. Jessen it. As to the newspapers of nny eed oad repors trailing band, THS FERS COLONIBES IN ; ee ry little recount ag reflectors of ne The French colonists are also \h trouble, They have ter srotives of éithor the Fronch or Mavunitians Nearly ‘deen notities by the lvaders of isan ranger eae t ect them are, nol the dupes, but the hirclings of Weave tho fangs seleciod for t to live ou, ‘There wy OM that the French colony has been broken ap Hy ry i 4. Foliticiausdre pursuing a course of “mas: iy fake vit.” They are “waiting for something 0 T TO DIAPORe OF FRIBON ERA, ns, Who were eenwhile, instead of marching off to join aldoring & moaket to fight for ‘th od young men, Jately taken prisoncis vy the impersatists, having subse- Mexico,” they sit quietly im shady quently deolared themseives in favor of empire, are | aud ay ‘AV co not want yon Yankees, when the ‘Row in this o.ty, ¢ rout: for other parts, wheve they are | ave gone. \o send here to make believe and a3 troops Jhares apd thea steal pall ineaceuient but we want You now to ive us money to enable us to carry on the government.’’ Lefore the tS epery Napoleon announced that he would withdraw his troops the cry was for ‘men. to help us fight for the liberty of Mexico.” But, wie te be armed and employed in the imperial service Of con:se the imperial olfivors do not belteve they ard sin- , but an they a v. nt better 10 arm them and { them do soine Guty Lien to Keep them suut up and to be feed them. ail, they are +) polilicsans, and do not represent the TAMPICO, | semtiments 6 '1°+ people, Tt has b ex anuounced in the papers published bere | In regard t. she Mexican Imperial National Guard, re- tha: on the 2d tnstani, when the liberals Were approaca- | ferred to abave, 4’/e afte, the organ of General Ba- fing Altamarin, the iaperiol yarrixon evacuated sand piace yaine, estimates that the corps in question will be twenty tating al! the foam ythem, aud that Tampico was | thousand stroug by the Gane the Freneb retire, (ald plepar ie THE APRE SLATE TROLE, Pig ety “y Just now Vera Cruz ix overstocked with floar and “La Steir C { umber. sev wing Iarge Mexico, sya that } cargoes of these ; the parties Fe ee ee forees (the Americans and the imperialists) has increased | that they wonld be neoded bi ‘Con edorate emigrants, conrWderably smece the advent of General Getty on the | and command but in this they have Hoe ef the Rio Grande. The same paper stys that tho | bean dece.ved. thomselves, Ausinan troops whieh Wore stationed at Bagdad were } and few of them bave money. ry our which it reoratly relieved by two ¢ * natives in the | was expected would bring such fancy ‘prices gold yes- tmperial service amd tum the utewaut Colonel com- | terdey im public inarket ab $10 per ban and some of manting the | sa'riang, on the nicht before he let, caves| it was wnbecqu mtly rojected even at this low figure, aba, Blech mas avended by Ainericaa vibe fr Bip CST CTRCTR, one the Bray atout Hore that @ representative of c oud, duly acoredited, bad a» in- FT In Michoacan, ee grade movement the Emperor Maximilian While “the 1 “ihe inweeviow" are both yet in the bands of y, il there is # speculation made that if such rod it haf somothing todo with She intentions of Napoleon” in he Fenian affair, and an ob: joct to alfect politics in the Chited states, This ts all we know about the subject at present. HK EDITORIAL ORCL. General Magracer, after having crogeed “the dv) and several othor ditehes liad taken “heavily” to the vuitle, He now writes the he Mexican Times, a paper which has more ves)? than the veri ‘al Organ at Boston, Te MANOHNE The Mayor of Vo a Cruz, hav ng read.of the action of oi the inperial t nmaniod by General Kavon and tie Syhdrawal of the deiochment sent te the bberal par rengert tad Imereared by in nninbers, the bonds having five andred rien. They lea already oeoapied Purandiro | end Vallar i to and places siieated near the line of artican rangers ot the Hbera! nh te take oe Hea ites have Jately been rations in the ate darel had both sue | wing to that whieh Porialeur have beer Uiey jately yarwed in the sing the fev advant Btate of Tabaseo, ‘whl Quaker “piy the other baad, the liberal been gaimiig ta Gal strength and making movenenie whiet resulted in Mayor of New Fork, haw issued a proclamati the taking towns, Jonuta Was one of | all perons whom it tay concern, tho plan ¢ ollicer In chargo et the tm | remove ty a safe nce from tue city all nitro-glyoerine Poriul garrison at Joutite ae soon as he heard 1 @ enemy | in their pores Any party failing to comply will be was coming marched “himeell’? off to Yueaton, leaving | Aned and otherwiee punished @ sUCceMsOT, Hevert a, The garrison becoming dis | TH MILITARY Crete, anted at such ¥ From Matamoros a charge comes through imperial anidred men remained, With sources (hat ¢ I Getty has been violating the nen- smpted 10 mak Fes sth trality laws, py aiding the liberals with mun'tions of war. the liberals then. © Itt ald that on the lta ultimo General Getty aud Ne- is taated on Carmen Island. | grete were seen together, and that soon after there were ssel Brandon 4 up | indications that the former was aiding the Inter, Forthis ato try and provent the farther advance of | reason new orders have boen sent to Matamoros to have {the city well looked after, According to It is reported that Tiacotelpam, State of Vora Gronde the plan of campaign laid Was atiackod on the 1% inet. by Uy liborale and that the | fa and Jeanmingros will resull in the atiacking party was repulse and the opening of communi The Bilay-tte says thet the Ibert Governor Pesqaiere atorior. Canales’ force is ith four handred men, on the road wo 4 There has been a xrond the aperialiets upon the triumph eived from Oaxaca to the Sih inst, contain | attaiord by Mey sion @ er ¢ aie oe report that Fieueroa'(Mheral), with « considerable cow Tn Lemantipas it is suid that the military operat anand, “onsite tin . om Dxtian there have Dot corresponded to the hwpes of the Ne. the @ trict of ». Qaer 9, At last accounts was | The situation ‘ones deplorable. Operations the Al compwanal that late y moved | one dde and the other, whiic they do not condace io the | nttainmens t achievements, load to ine jatoty stationed at } ore diswtished w th tt bern Uh ‘ ete Merors. The Htantations ar erty se tontion of al eneruly, deserted vo the tbe od hy their ownert ne two ies th te pide =— ala mete J » be the strongest the most active and (NS OF TIT PRESS ON THE CUESTION he most auucesful On the 14h n ae newspaper Ai € General A. Osmond, in a despatel dated on the 16th ticle beaded “Fe acuation of Mox , mys tual General Ayrourd obtained a britliant vie~ the question frou wo oe thr ver Brigite Turres, of the liberals He woot in ots, the article uestion read . with some French troops, moving on Aton the Fosiremnens'ot the Hine of the Sarma river, and, after an extended tably enrptoy A by tie iwlaty in organizing an | maxeh, met he ontagenet dtson Pedro Piedragarda, of natives to. sust pire, Yee who will 6 charging done, The iiberala wore cut he advanced thi ces (per despatch). The wane day Captain Clar a toa would (imperial) Burpriced at Potrero the Chief Chaves wit r 7 the idea | his command, kilung ni af t April 20, the writer ‘ wy ana ariment waa fall of 1 gharithia—thieves—and ih » Autica to Guadalajara O tthe gener roer ta | and 1he same w Sante Aan, tn tte valleys of Our * uo eA ‘ sto | setlow and Tizpan there woe no secerity of any ki ru guntry Will be apy a by the Me One dand, only one hundred aud titty <trong, was doin tn! me to Come in tur nwt b an bneiness Im robb ng indiscriminately. The land foamow Pesiined y, when the p 1 | poopie gemeraily Were wrealiy disheartened, Musiness ) 6 calmly how the Fy motel 1 thing of ait kinds pet paralyzed, According to the sams lettet fo: ‘ne prosperity of ‘ tthe time | § Guberrer und Zepecha were on the road to Cool dni srvening between the |} of | J would probably go toward Colma. t rench forces should yeh vtrict Known as the Sierra, one of the moat aris of Mexico, the gaoriliax were quite sido, they lately ehot two of their & eneral charge of being says repork Tancan- dorals, Movements ichments frum beth armies ip the point whether ther ontry im i867 ne ot the F will of oj Gare boo e male (9 organ a force of two or veand mien ner) for the experial protec- Po songly trong end pr maim ‘ ‘ta. Since the pablication i heaes betwee: tis need that bye Majesty loft Cuermavace om the governments of the United tur 4 and France the | the 1th for tho city of Maxie 0, aller having passed @ or keewms to hove become aftaid that the py Of | few days at the former pines, © @ill incite revels of a sunguinary ctor At | Ceca) Thiers bas mecamed command of the Second ts witbity te Mt the Kpace Wholly OF | Millury divisor, bewlquarters at or near Puebla, ty, cootralie’ uy the bayonet? of the | Colonel iguac uo Nuier is dead 1h, If possibte, prevent this, and at PRAT OF AR AMERICAN. Paul Rornty 8 Americon citizen, died ‘nin nt by the présa untavora- his city rent decree om the 6th of thie | on the Lith inst.’ He was buried in the cemetery. 1-6 27th requiring All sditore of newapapers te momo- | deceamed war thirty tve yearn of age, had serv io tne Pelee the wuthoritive of the tmperial government for | eruy of the United State during the Brreistion to ime ther publgations In the memo beilon, aod wae employed in Vera Crag in ‘ve eftce wi | and (ue Geor | arms, NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 8, 1866. PATERSON RACES. ANOTHER GREAT DAY IN NEW JERSEY, R 4G. ‘Alexance, \ Vir- eins dae Se Harding, Teaaa; A. Texas; Five Races, Including One Over oe, eee Remmeneeaanes . Hurdles. Mupg.iin, May 14, 1866. HIG LIVE AT A MEXICAN WATERING PLACE. ‘On the left bank of the Jamapa river, which empties into the Gulf of Mexico, at a distance of ten mileato the south ward of Vera Cruz, is located @ small Indian yillage Dearing the name of Medellin. Its regular inhatitan‘s number about one thousand. To this ‘nest among the tres”? the élize of the neighboring city and hacieudas wend their way at this season of the year, The poorer classes go there too in large numbers, as also do the gamblers and a host of representatives of ‘sporting as 4 science.” If there is anything remarkable about Medellin it is ‘that it does not possess any of the modern improve- ments. ‘The principal buildings, in size and every other par- | ticular, are the hotels, five in number, The next are the | of the well-to-do in the world; and the et the, low, palm thatched huis of the thoroughbred BRILLIANT CLOSE OF THE MEETIN RACING A PERMANENT INSTITUTION. he te ae. The spring meeting of tho Paterson races closed yes- terday most brilliantly with five capitally contested races, and the thousands of delighted ladies and gentlemen who witnessed the sport seemed to be convinced that horse racing is not after all such a wicked pastime as some of the Pharisees would have them believe. The joy and enthusiasm which were manifested on the grand stand from day to day as the magnificent thoroughbreds dashed along in front of it endorse beyoud @ doubt that racing | may be considered a permanent institution in this neighborhood as long as it is properly conducted. ‘The opening sport yesterday was a hurdle race of two miles, over eight hurdles, for which there were five starters, and it was won: by Deunis Ready’s b. h. Zigzag by accident alone, as the Nova Scotia horse, General ‘Williams, would have won the purse had not Roscoe, who was on his first mile, swerved in front and stopped | him untit Zigzag’s victory was certain, The second event was a two mile dash for three year olds, In which there wero six econtesiants, who ran most beautifully throughout. Thon Bowie & Hail’s gray coit Richmond chased the champion Kentucky for two three mile heats, the only interest in the afiair BATHING at Medellin is one of “the principal attractions of the place and gives it ail the title it has to being called a “watering place.” The river, which is not very deep, aud not navigable at this season of the year, is alm: covered for a considerable distance with bathing houses made ont of palm leaves and a few poles, They are very comfortable institutions, The barhing is generally doue senor ite emning and quite opted night, so late at ni u e ers wa to the houses takii lights with them, ” rm, ‘THE GREATET FEATURE OF TAK SEASON—THE GAMBI Gambling is carried on in the most public manuer and on quite a largo scale, All classes indulge in it. The best rooms in the hotels are taken me with gaming tables, Day and night the fambling. ous on. ‘Tho dealers and croupicrs are regularly relieved, Large and #mail sums are lost and won, aud nothing cular is | arising from wituessing ‘the mugniticent action of Lex- said by any one. If a lucky gamester wins alarge sum it | ingtou's greatest yon. Tbis was followed by a capital does not provoke more than a passing remark, and if he | half mile dash by seven two year olds, and as fine a lot Joses a large amount little is said about it. If a bank is | of youngsters as was ever brought together in this coun- broken it is forgotten in ten minutes by ull except the immediately interested parties, At night, when the isat its extreme height, c! are arranged around long tables and all of them are occupied. Be- hind the chairs great crowds gather, most of whom pass their money over the heads of those seated to stake it. Several parties belonging to the bank are kept very busy raking in the principal part of thd general amounts os andin paying some money out, (ther parties elonging to the bank simply attend to piling the hard try. Mr. Cameron's imported filly Maid of Honor, by Newminster, won a most excising rac by a length. ‘The last event of the meeting was a dash of a mile and a quarter, which was won by Mr. Alexander’s own brother to Norfolk after a very desperate struggle with Knight- hood and Julius. THE HURDLE RACE. Handicap for all ages, two miles, over eight hurdles, $400; $100 to the second horse. Dennis Ready entered b, h. Zigzag, by Ruric, dam dollars up and arranging them in convenient amounts. Zeta, 165 bbs...... 1 And it is not men atone who play. Women often occupy | pani Woods catered br. . General Williams, 6 years seats at the table. Twenty-five years ayo the best ladies | old, 145 Is. 2 of the country used to sit down to gamblo at the public | a smith entere fables; but they do not do «0 now. ‘Then they were | “ ‘aved, 165 1s 3 aivaya given the best seats 1. B. Read ontered b. m. y 5 uty oun Yorkshire, dan ny ir Chale, cp 4 ir. Kearney entered’ b, hi, Rose eary 0! GOVERNOR SMYTH’S INAUGURATION. Gharley Wal, dam Millwood, 140 bs... Fag Evans & Francis entered ch. h. Nightlocts, 5) years ‘ola, by Mahomet, dam ings) 158 bs, Zi ho fi ete - see it the fletd a wag, tho favorit Aes inst the fletd at onc hun- tae ee ‘previous to the start, and large amounts were invested on his winning the race. The horses got away n‘ccly, Nannie Craddo, oo and the favorite taking the burdle in frout of the stand at the same moment, closely followed by Fanny Bradiey and General Wil- Hams. Roscoe refused to take the leap when brought up to the hurdle, buta tor some persuasion he got over, the others being two hundred yards away. The Gener: then made the running, and was fh front at the next hurdle, Naunie Cradtock seco Fanny Bradiey bolting and pod going up py hill — e trees: on the back side of track. General Williams con- tinned to lead to the half-mile hurdle, which he jumped brettily, followed closely by ttre old’ mare and “Zi 4 they came In this way to the hurdle near tho foot the homestrotch, which was aafcly taken im cession, one over while the other was in the ny Bradley at this time was about a quarter of a mile be- hind, baving knocked over the hurdle at the half-mile Installation of the New "Gbvteeor of New Hampshire—Interesting Ceremo- nies and Speeches—Address of the Gov- ernor, &c. Coxcorp, N. H., June 7, 1866, The delightful city of Concord, the banner city of New Hampshire, is all alive with people from every part of the State and from abroad, it being the occasion of the inauguration of Hon. Frederick Smyth, as Governor of the commonwealth for the second term. The procession of military was one of the most exten- sive and magnificent ever seen in Concord. The troops consisted of nearly all the militia of the State. The brilliant coluinn With martial music marched by a cir- cuitous ovtadkad the Boy ering me House, which has im iD twhere‘tho fuaugural ceremonton took place, After the oath of offic? was administered the Governor delivered ue= le, while Roscoe was about half way down the ber his inaugural message. Hirevch. General Wiliams was tbe iret to pars i ABSTRACT OF THR MESSAGE. and bret, the hnrdle in front of it, running ‘ies and fast, and rapkily opening the gap ‘between bimseif and the othors, The mare and Zigzag increased their pace sround the turn, and the rapuing was vod after they cot over the hurdic at the quarter pol closed up a tride on the leader before reaching Pe tied The Governor’s im: The State dobt is about is devoted to local affairs, 161,000. ‘The estimated reve- mue for the current y and the ox, $513,500, carTent, oar la $88 60, dovuste “aise duction of the debt, The war expeuses, incurred by amounts to between six and seven millions, the towns, amou: milo poles but about thore the old mare began to feel memara ction os Niiich debt, ofan portion of, th be.che;| the so suaiier gt on igs ae peed er W conal Nut practicable “os Se areucenct teva struggled hard to overtake General ‘The latter prior to the action of the general Laie ge in that di- The industries funtrtea of the Stal described to rection, vA ag be | led on to the homestretch three pa tiger ‘and was coming in a flourishing condition, and met ‘was in pi to | Ricely along to tho last hurdie when he overtook Roscve, narelon ite resources, ‘In Itural matters there | Who Was yet on his first m Je. As the latter came to ths ufaet are growing | hurdie be swerved across the Thar forcing General rapi “p> mineral resources were attracting unusual | Williams with him and pom oP ping bim until attention. The Governor says it is gratifying to know | Zigzag bad jumped the hurdie and had & commanding ‘that while the resources and reamene of our state are | @0d winuing lead, General Williams, when he got away intelli ch Sem they are becoming | from Roscoe, made Set otlort to overtake Z gzav, FF soe abo and enterprise | bat the latter won by Nannie Craddock nny develop home re- ba Tope sary pone Generel, Fann soc = \aree ofa em the ae mile ind the i Bere just ono mile in ivanake oaaseue tie wre | Rese 08 Aha The Governor concludes CT pyd | SECOND KACK. taak fatness th that the question pithy Union is no Tar , aeweopsiakes premium of $400, jostion of Joncer doubtful, apd hopes that whatever remuins to be done to give solidity and harmony to national unity will de wisely und sj lly accomplished. At the S close of the inauguration ceremonies the Gov- for three year olds, $100 entrance, half forieit, twosmile dash, of the Derby'to carry five pounds extra. | H. Sandford enterod gh. 6; King Loar, by Lax. erpor and his distinguished guests repaired to the Eayle dam Tokay, by York»hire.... 1 Hotel, where a bountiful arid most excellent dinner was | gas Warton catered bre. Remorse, by imp. Kelipee, in readiness, After full justice had heen done to the — Rescue, by Bethune. serseee 8 ‘tempting viands, his Excellency welcomed the guests | J Hunter entered b. f Urea by Lexington, from abroad to the free and generous hospitality of the imp. Emelia, by Young Emi! 3 old “Granite Stare." P. ©, Bush entered b, m, Satinst Govern ir Brr=ucx, of Masa, was callod and received , “dist, dam Rhoda, by Glencve 4 with app. sumo, | Samuel J. Carter entered ch. c. Interesting remarks were afterward made by Governor by imp. Shamrock...... - 6 oan em | yoke-nnan President Smith, of Dartmouth | p, “MeDaniels entered ch. f. Bnetantress, by Lex- lege, ers, Ington, dam Ellen Bateman, b “pes see 6 At the close of the speaking a grand parade and review f ona) nae ne 338 She or of the troops took place in front of the hotel, which | pemorew inst the Geld in closed the inauguration exercises. | side bets, Da 38 a” wire rine Aig not Pere much more ae 3: than Enchantress, Cie ; HOPES City Politics, £300, “Euchantrosa $255, ing Lear, $100 and all the MELPING OF THE UNION GENERAL COMMITTEE. others hor $00. Atthe start King Lear got away Last evening a meeting of the Union Committeo of the | bet all tho others being in a buoch, making it impus-- City and County of New York was held tn Broadway, rib!s to ray which was second, third or fourth, but Highlander was fifth and Rex noree sixth. At the halt. corr of Twonty-iiTnd sireet, at which Mr. Thomas} mile pole, in fiftyaievin and a half eeconds, Murphy, Senator, presided. ‘The meetivg was numerous | Klug lean ge —— Bochantrees wars and influential, and the tone of sentiment which valled wee decidedly in favor of the Fenian movement and opposed to the rigid observance of the neutrality question, ax acted upon by the Executive government in yefereuce to the afiairs at present in Canadian provinces, After a very animated discussion two resolutions were adopted, the substance of which was that the American people have a lively recollection of | part which the authorities of Great Britain had ted in the exercise of the nghts and dnties of neu- Dedind. They ran in this way around the lower tara but Cop up the homestretch somo chauges of tion took And thoy all got closar togetheg, 198 Leur was the first ot the stad, the Highiander colt seo- ond, Enchantress thid, Ke »morse fourth, Uiriea fifth and Hatinstons sixth. Time, 1:69. Gong around the turn Enchantress and King Lear were neck and neck, and all the others together close by, More changes took place on the backstreteh, and at the hal’-mil) pole King Lear ative in'front of Enobantress, who was bogin- trality during the cout'nuance of the maurreetion in , Ulrica third, porse fourth. the High- the Nouth-rm States; and that in dealing with the Fe- | lander colt’ fifth and Satinstone sixth, They did not tian invasion of Canada the American government | change places again until they got on the homestretch, ld not fail nor hesitate in extending rection tO | execpt that King Lear got further aw rom his parsu interests with the samo degree of international | ers, A fine struggle np the sir teh brought them w it was shown by i olliciais in the case of the Alabama, the Florida ia In British seaports, and in providing crews und money for a feet of pirate ships en- gage in destroying American commerce on every high- way of the seas. and executive vigilance & the string in the following order:—King Lear first, t Jengthe in front of Remorse, who was one lene’ th’ aitend of Ulrica; Hatinstone fourth, the Highlander colt uith and Enchantress sixth. Time of last mile 1.54%, and of ‘the heat 3:53\. IRD RACE. Premium of $1,000, for all ages, Vhree mile heate, J. Tronter entered b. b. Kentacky, by Lexington, dam Magnolia, by Gloneoe, 6 years old... 6... Bowie ke Hatt ot & © Richmond, oy ‘Two Bits dam Faith, ¢ yourp ig A description of ire Above race can be given ina fow words. Richmond took the lead and held it to the quar. ter pole; but the champ on went in front on the back stretch, and then led Tg oe the heat, making the first mile in’ 1.50%, the second mile in 1:56%, and came home on the Thied madi tn Namater, shave Jengtts head of Richmond in 2:0734, making the heat in 66434. The second heat was but an oxercising gatiop for Ken- tueky, and he won in 6:19%, Richmond being com- plevely used up, BURGLARY IN SOUTH STREET—CLOTHING, WATORES AND PIRTOLS STOLEN. About four o'clock; yesterday morning officer Droge, of the Foorth precinet, arrested John Kennedy, a youth of reventeen years, whom he found in Oak street with a ger of ready made coats and pants in his possession, ennedy made several contradictory statements as to how he came in ssion of the property, but it subse- ently appeared that the clothing story of Mr. Samuel Yale, 168 South street, had been foreibly entered on Wednesday night by means ot bursting in a rear window and robbed of twenty coats, thirty-two pairs of pants, five guid and silver watches, with chains attached, together with seven revolvers, v ained in all at $1,000 Tre goods (ound in possession of Kennedy proved to be @ portion of those taken from Mr. Dale's store, ace cused was yesterday arraigned before Justice Dowling FOURTH RACE. roe for two year olds, haif mile, $50 entrance, A aided, fe Ww. SeSirren catered tt: Maid of Honor, by New- and committed to the Tombs for trial. Kennedy, who minster, dam meg 1 lives at 27 Oak street, peremptoriiy declines tela has F. Morris entered g. ¢ by imp. ‘Kelipse, dam Fidelity 2 Wes done with the remainder of the missing goods, Then yeas J + eye Cour, by a °) Awe Ly el a * BURGLANS CAUGHT IN THE act. P. c Bush entered b. f. Resting, by iin, Thairowni Quite recently @ young man named Oliver Cox was in | “gam Cyclone, . ‘ the employ of Edward D. Lawrence, 1,206 Broadway, | Thomas loryear during which time Oliwer procured «fale key which Jame Watton read 4 fitted the front door, On Wednesday night Oliver, with nie, dam Julia, by Glencow..... eocsogacs, © “hia brother Eugene, entered the atote. ile attompt- | Also b, 1. Bonnie Doon, by imp. Balrowaie, dam Pas ing Wo open Ihe eae they were eurprieed by. ME. Law- |” ta, by Revenue ... sessncsescsesenveceiees 8 rene’, who caused their a1 by otficer Crowley, of the Time, 068 Twenty-ninth inet. The brothers upte! taken before Jnetice Ledwith and com for tr: The sale which the prisoners Were attempting to open coutained only One hundred and twenty four dollars. BURGLARY IN AVENUE C. Lave on Wednesday night the boot and shoe store of Patrick Dent, No, 161 avenue (, was entered by five ves, Who forced open @ rear window, and stole pairs of boots. The noise made by the burglars Dont f descending to the floor beiow predators threatened to blow bis brains out we. At the same time the youths put three of them, giving ther names as Joseph This was the most exciting event of the day among the betting fraternity, and the pool anctioneer had. ey time, ‘Martie colt brought in one fale $720, while Can eron's two brought $200, Wawon's two $149, Bush’ ‘. fliy $106, and Puryear'’s $150 The general ‘beuting, however, was Morris’ colt againat the fell at even money, ‘They were started from the baif-mile pole. Morris’ colt got @ good send. +e and soon opened a 4 on the others of a couple of lengths, which ne bron, ‘onto the homestretch; but very soon afterwards ne Engtieh youngsters begun to cloee on him, and after a moet beantiulatragge Maid of Tionor, ridden ta a very narterly mantier by alive English lad named Steele, was brought to the front and passed under the string & a length, Morre’ colt eecond, one fength young three awoke Mr. winner bi at John,” Muligan and Shomas Grea, | Sead of Hampion Court, w)o Was four leagths ubead of Were artes A ty an officer of the Kleventh preeinet, and, | 4, ng, Purvear’s colt Mith, and Mr, Watson's two beim: Meatiied, Justice Manstiela committed them for | 4) <1), and seventh. trial FIVTl RACK. HIGHWAYMAN IN THE HOWERY. About balf-past two otelock yesterday morning, Tre Coxsotatton Pramiva of $500 for all ages, one as a quarter mile dash, Horers beaten once during the * " allowed 7h those besten twiee allowed ié Mv, Catt 5. Moyer, residing at the Worden Hvass corner race MONeY 19 Coto the second horse, @f Bayard street and the Bowery, war passing the ander entered b. o. Norw: by L xing. comer of Prince street, a highwayman caught bim dam Novice, $ years old. by the throat and throwing him to (he pavement, | J. =. Watson eatered bo Jutius, by ingion, dara orcibly rifled his pockets of a gold waten and chan, | J lin, d years olds.e.. cess 2 ae $71. Mr Moyer coresmed tut hel, when | J. W. Weidon entered b. ©. Knighthood, ‘by imp. oiticer Mrady, of the Tenth precinct, hastened up wud Rewee of St, George, dam G scera, 4 years old.. 3 caught the robber, who gave Le name as Sebastian | M I. Sandford eatored b. 1, Nannie Butler, vy Laxing- Ginger. On searching the accused ot the station houre, the) ton, dam t= ry time piece, stolem from Mr. Meyer wax found in bis pot- | © MeDaniels entored “6. searioa. Justice Mansfeld committed Ginger to prison Haxail... us 6 for tr in aan re In nxide pocket: 3.W. Weiton ‘omered yt Lapw' oft vert was $1,745, tindipturbed by | dam Olio, hy Oliver : 6 the highwayman. length Ni r fourth, the arlington colt fifth, and Lapwing Tine, 288%. And this ended the spring meeting ‘the Paterson races, UNION COURSE, L. 1.—TROTTING. A trotting match beiweea b. m. Lady Thorne and the stallion George Wilkes, for $1,000, will come otf ih.s af ternovon. se Hoboken City News. Tae Liquor QuisTiox,—The temperance delegates were again repulsed by the Common Counci! of Hoboken at their last meetivg, when the petition for closing on Sun- days was rejected. The redoubtable teetotallers were completely discomfted at the evidence which was civen, showing that Hoboken wus never more orderiy and quiet than at The dispirited invaders will not Tenew the atiack for some time. Diea. }, on Thursday, June 7, at twenty kK in the morning, Pain Lexan, Lyx+x.—In Brook; minutes past 81x 0c years, His remnins will be taken to St, Joseph’s church, Pacific stree', on Saturday morning, at nine o clock, and from thence to Flatbush tor interment, McNamara: —On Thureday, June 7, Joseru, the beloved son of Patr.ck aud Mary McNamara, aged two years, The friends of the family ure ro respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the resideuce of bis parents, 94 igre noe street, this (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock, Woore.—On Thursday, Jane 7, Taomas H., son of Charles ‘and Louise Woore, aged 2 years, 1 month and 16. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the {neral, this (Friday) afternoon, at four o’clock, from 206 Stanton street, [For other Deaths See Second Page.1 SHIPPING NEWS. ‘aumaxac You Saw YoRK—enrs DAY, ital 429] moon Kisgs.....,.,.morn 1 26 ‘SUN BETS, 72) Lace hicesnes morn 4%) Port of New York, J 7, 1866. CLEARED Sveamship Virgo, Bulkley, Savannah—Murray, Ferris & 0, poltemship HI Livingston, Baker, Savanoah—Livingston, ox atgumstup Moneka, Murshman, Charleston—Livingstoa, Steamahip Starlivbt, Vedrick, Wilmingion, NO—Arthur ‘Steamrhip Metia, Renton, Roston—Nentane, i scot Co, Stearusbip Mary ‘Sanford, Clark, Roston—W P Siramahip Watlsutta: Spriager’ New Bedford—-Perguson Solp A Boninger (Pruss), Sieenken, Baltimore—C Luling & hark Guiseppe Giberti (ital), Savgutnette, Bristol—J B nitlzps Bark Memento (Br), Lyall, Bristol—Lindsay & Rows, Bark Oringceai{ Brean), Garrels, Bremen—U Menaig, fark Jenni ingwood (Lr), Ellingwood, Cienfuegos— Bretton & Co, ets Es Rark Flor del Mar (Br), Thayer, Cow Bay—W Ingalls, Bark ¥ (Br), Groene, Cow Bay and a market—D R Dewalt Gor Bark Hasrison Lied (Br', Ford, Liverpool, N8—G Whoel- Bark E ¥ Herriman, Herriman, Richthucto—Waish & Car- ver, Bark _havance (Br), aan Crosby, St John, NB—Boyd & Hark Francia, Sherwood, Boston—| rl & Hineken. B ever (Br), Hennexsey, Harbor Grace, NF-M ), White, Halifax—J F Whitne: fae Dl Warner Behr Fear Not (Br), G! becca, £Co. fneon. Clenfuegus— es Ward. , Eleuthera—J Enea: ca Secor, ‘Marshall, ‘Baliimore--Bentiey, Smatth ‘hr Lady Suffolk, Pendleton, 8G L Hatch. Schr geist, Godfrey, Port vue ta we Sebr Thos son, Burleigh, Portchester—Kaekett, Too- ker & Taylor. ih Grest Ho, & Yuba. Banttl town, tags and 19 ssnengers and treasure, oie Nowe Ame! jean Steameki Co. June 5, lat 3b Cd spoke Br). from Liverpool for ‘Charlenta Cai ‘steamshtp Ni Norfolk, with mdse aud pas- aE to G Heineken & Palmore. Steamship Wr P Clyde, Powell, Boston, with mdse and ‘0. ‘tan Steamship manip Mlmersten (tia, Kola, Namburg, te Sore er re. Had 3 pa .foRM Sloman & 'E deaths and 4 birthe, May 16, lat 47 44, ton SI 23, saw hip Mogeenma (fi, hence for Laverpool; June 2, dat 40 99, om atenmahip Atlantic, hence for Bremen. tip Wolleataret (ie); Maviow, Leghorn March 35. and Grbraltar aprtl #1, with marble ar rags, to Rabin & Chann- Tein Pate or Now-York, 18 dastont. ry era Ship Jolun Bunyan (of Sen: spurt), Crrver, Matenzag, 8 diya, yerth to Walea fe Carver sid in company wiih Dark us sugar laa fe Carve pany wiih bart is vines deals Lagana, Swanacs, 60 days, » order, alana (Hirem), Hogemann, Bremen, 28 days, with 300 pa Ts (Dan), Roihn, Havana, 9 days, with sugar, to Fuuch, Sdelncke: re 4 a Bark Annie Sherwe (of Barbados), Gilebrist, Cienfue- m08. 23 days, with a iiss tod We Elwell & Co. wack Arperion (Be ae MeKenzie, Cardenas, ly days, wth a jarie Laer frac Sten, ay 9 ns, with ugar, de, tg David. log, "host ih brig Parngou, for 34%5 ( aster ae tapes ea te seinpant with mar fark Ore w turer, Gardenea ? days, with eugar, to TeWerd A Co.” Sid iu company’ wily heigs Kenobeo, Meviil, for Now York: © ¢ Colson, verry, for Portland. and Geo Birnham, McClelland. for Philadelphia, May Bono Key (Cardenags. aw ship Joln X Calbiag: of New Dury port, steering £0. ‘atic Tatugh-aBallagh (Br), Deyle, Glace Bay, 12 days, wi Le, ott Tec Errico di Kosa (Ital), Ressano, Palermo, 54 days, with ash tbe, yenioat- with oe Tr), Wick, Azroso, TH, 1 days, with anger snd molasses to Ted eve & @ Tirig Montrose, Peterson. Mayarnen. PT: guy and molasses, to Wardell & 0 12 days, with sn- Ting Henry & Louise, Potter, Port au Prinee, 10 days, with coffee, to H Becker & Co. Brig Advent (Br wgQht Harber, Ja, 28 days, with lox. d fustic tod F Whitmey d € hg Fy 0 ass with sur, he, id ny with he Kt Wel: vdivig Tubal Caln, ior Ne York, ‘a Mary ; Gorrie, Matanzas, WM days, with Geo P Bulloy. inehaha (Br), Douglas, Bridgeport, CB, days, to oF Whitnay ao cn - . Awaukle, Brows, Ronout for Boston. Achorn, Carthagena, “19 dogs, with ia? with Gow colte, to Mojoalf & Dunc cht Gaaete te, ean, Martivique, 15 days, with su- er. synal & So Schr Pizabth (Aust Babrmann, Arrovo, PR, 13 days, f, fc, to Funely, Meineke # Wendt, tone (Aust), Kroger, yo, PR, M4 days, with hy Meducke & Went. |. WT, 16 days, with wood . Ja, May 24, with n- Smulth, Matanzas, § days, yaot, Baracoa,7 days, gar, de, to Henry De Cordora & Sehr Z Fnow (of Bucksport) with molaskes. to RP Buck & Co. th fruit, J Tt heary squall, iat i, ‘and split foresail and ty “t Mone Shannon (of Nasea), Roberts, Klenthera, 7 days, wh fruit, o James Doughase, SchrJ 8 Welden, Smith, Bayport, Fla, 7 days. Selr Gcean Wave, Poster, Cedar Key«, 6 daya. Fla, 5 days, Behr J M Baylia, Heogers New smyro ¢ Moderator, Letts. Virginia. Providenes. turd. Schr Harriet, Snow, Rondout Schr Maria, Coombs. Rondout mnfiip Whimbledon (Br). from Lirerpoot, whieh arrived at this port yester Jay, it consigned to Thomas Duniam. Marine Disasters. Suvr Nerrexy, from Baltimore for Amsterdam, was aground yesterday morning at the mouth of Ure Patapseo Biv Hexey Lacnns, Borden, hen- et Wilmington, NC had Levd winds the yd hy: and on the even the 2e ult experten: ‘torm, ‘during ‘which “ost maiote tnast, split sails, Mapagascan, ‘atch went show on Gooneberry Tanks eat ntenun'a eet, April 28, and was subse quent)y Mend taken into Newport, hes taken upon maring railway there for repairs keel is cone for about 2 feet aft, and ber rudder and rudder post will re- auitre to be replaced; otbhrwise abe is not much Injured. Scue Ancronus, of Gloucester, before ted um in Vineyard sound, has heen raised, and into Holmes’ Thole Ore inet Scot Srarmen from, Boston, which arrived at Baltimore May 2, repo ing on Le nightor the Wott timith'e island having forrmast shattered four men noc ked senselens, three of whom were seriously injured. sehr, enited the aver, built b » MeFile, umd sit thing Brows. of Holliston, Mass, who nit will command h Feoently, by al ry i Siichigan, to be ommanded by Capt Thos Gree The new elit recently built by Messe ¢ oly port, Was Iauiched 6h Inet. She tx Mi moaaurement, and ts to be fited for ie mac *) Lent, of im) tone bur. phe t# owned by © Howes nd others 9! Boston, and is to be commanded by Capt Soenard, of ellttoe ‘Tie new vorsel built at Kanex for Se Rovert Alien and re, arrived al Gloucester be fi dt ill, She len t Petter nd will be commended by Capt t Allen, — tor aage is 91 78-100the, ane butt hy Mr Joseph, 8 ‘The Rew vessel ot tit IC0the, tone, putt ot Eason by We Joseph story, for Mesarn J 5 de Bons be ory 18 ported, bas been named the leaue’ bommtrs, Capurn Mi irimen is maaver of ber, ae, m4 ls wee He at force pera opens Biider below the aurtnce of th: firet with her por: bow. and « wits bor ri ador and wheel, wer, and at other dan i Lear miles frm the stra thor at y Ad, Be dire | track of tossels going Thea aren pie by W 3 W. Eaton's Wb 83 (Signed) hatter B of steamer Heptene. Bark Wave. od at som A 3, lat sos ign 435 Wal weet ea bla ot. Fie ar Arr at onl barks Awashonks, is aa sp; George, 230 mr eee Spoken. ae. eee eas feorention (tm New Orleans for Liverpool, inpaiie eo iny 7 New Orleans for Liverpool, May IT, 1 tarding, from 3 eka ing, from Mobile for Havre, May 18, Int aaltariJauies McCarty, from Boston for New Orleans, May ari from New York for New Orleans, May ourmaa PR, May 21—1 ae aia: ‘Benso: \RRoy . In York: lag: 8 Thurston, for New Havens do, wne™ fF New Bawacoa, May 24—Lb port schrs WS Bakar, wig: Luisita, Drnacea, May 27—In an sehr Kebecea © Lane. L te York soon a Jaue 1. Sid 25th, brig Eurus, ‘Ackiey. Ponoes P York. Tanna Uags, Loin’ poct barks Carletie, Wilkins, Jone (Br), Maitland, do: John Grifin, Chase, for \ew hand ldg; Joa Eneas, Groewneh, for Batitmore, do; Savann: wit” ‘ams, for New Orlewis, do: 8 L Hall 0Bri, Davisy foe Ponltnd, as Nellie Hs, Detnuy, fur, NYorks das meee Union, Reed, for New Quleans, do; © 8 Watson, Higher, Mobile, do; an : Bs ‘Ja, May 24—In port brig Irene, Dyer, for NYork OTs vactre PR, May23—In port bark Gazelle, Black, for Niork mex day: bing Machinn Cutan wee, Muy 25-—In port bark it B Weldon, Weldon, for Philadelphia next day; brigs Tub! Cain, Cornh ‘do 2 days; Vedvo, Fickeit, for doy dg; Nebranka, ory, fOr 10 inGit, Hannon, Ja, Muy 12—In port achr Corette, for NYork na tow Powter Beixer, May 5—Arr belg J B EMott, Murphy, New + Athy sehr “Olinton, Hohmes: do: 18th. barks nore ft res, Hostong abr J Northrup, NYork: ith, hark Chiconee, ‘Kelly. Boston: 130 sehre Hattie Hows Poland. Portland; ist. Bila. O'Brien, tres 19th, Aunie Eldridge, Holmes, do; 224, Alma, Allen, Aw in vont, Sr Krevs, May 21, Am: ri an Porte, ALEXANDRIA, June 6—Arr sehr Nellie C Paine, Hawg Pee ner Crba (Br) Stéhe, Livers ip Autocrat. Rurwell, Hong Kong; bark ) Mitchel, Clenfuegos; Sar, Sparrow, Waterhouse, Signa, cat bare Ada Carter, Kenney, Havana: brie Moon- mship Inba—at 1 PM, Helow (ship Ts tuleton, trom iLvitieton, NX: bei lees, fram Siecra Leowe; Abby Watson, and D Philadelphia. June So Arr bark Cricket. K Rio Matangns: ; iro; brs Sarah Peters, Lord, Molseed, Mayngnez. ? R ole. (Ital) Sointte, Palermo; Min. nebaby, (Bi Spain. Below shir Johanne Wathen 5 ; brig WR Sewyer from aap yan, Cll shop Nepiun.. (Hanne) Pehm. “amnster Lark, Hudgins. Demerera, Sid barka Oreste, Ital) ian RK Povitlo, (Br) St Thomas; brics Urana, Ada €., Demorara; sehr Marinetta, (Ital) Deme- Witelmine (Rren), ‘Thierman, ‘one, O'Leary, Nuevitas. Cld Sktehin Newinn ian), Ame an), Queenstown; Oreste (Teal .Demuratas ache Janae Beal Me Are achrs Pretlens, 81 John. PR: Day!iqhr. Demerara. he Gold sehr Shaw. Reeves. Millville, Na: Rein uve. Fle May 19—Tn ‘nort harks Wantiou, forth and White Cloud. Freeman, for N Werk leg: brig Mary D ae i arr, to load: free obo. NT: erites Fob rowel, £ Paeker, for NYork WA a, and Helene, both arr ‘ON. June 2—Arr_ brig Pedr Anton'o (Span), Moilite: (id barics Bra (8m, Beadshay Parrington Rordevus, Std leig Hazzard, | Wilmington, © wr Dan Smith, Garwood, Pali Ath —atr ateamabiv, inembenu, Walker, NYork. Cid ae! Chim :Hateh Newport, RT. for orders; cehrw N Sraith ae Santa Graz’ Cnba: Ran Smith @ $2, Fail, Itiver, sid senrs Vapor, Bogert, Darien, tin woniight Stites, Jackwonville, Pha, . May B—Sid schr Lilte Gray, Gro: Brewer. Dermott, Ms rice we eThank iw setts, Peneacala: the: cou NEW ORLEANS, Moy S1—Arr bork € Mervefiiew; brig “aria smi Np. Ship Georgiana (Ha fre stoaninhip Ranch Howes Belles ei “HEDLORD, June 6oAze whe Melon, Perry, Balu: orn, WY HAVEN, June S-—Arr srly Casper Lawsor, Snow, on NILA DEL! rata. pune SoAre Meamehie. Norman, Crowell. Noaton: Mong | Ren rin liomell ¢ <Br}, Hillton, aor, NB: sobre grrus), I reel tS z ded brig Ma Charles McCarthy, Godfrey, Trinided! Ollve w Hayward, Ws tru, Bauger: J MeClasky, Berry. Boston a Ws Ghisiet NX W Goulds Crowell Bostons Cast Ellsworth; Thos Borden, Wrightington. Yall River? aries Bilan, Peltrtiagr, Ps Hapawasott Wiplia, Boson: MS Tintern Cale Price, Keily. Boston. C14 weamahip a a (Br: Willams. Mature: cure eo Cel Narrows; cha Davis, Goheree tynn; Miudorn, ' wie ew Bedtord: "C i 40: Ki Hlanbnih Bdway Sm corte | Wermout | Bobo, iuoxbiry: unl, Joksson, Marttord: Atoelinan, 8 reba. Ma Gi rier, Bouaier, Norwich; Moryland! Catbonrt, Ate rie Ginttreda (Ttad)y AV Aibraltar; Al- « ; lenry Nowe citpye Tet: a He 5 (4 brig Frontier, TL ittietietd, Piilaelpbin: bree a Hinkley. Troy Way TIAre sae Parvin ‘ab NESE, Nz “igh, ark Golden "Ranent (ir Garmurnit. Collet sr, fr, ‘Tid iver. per ‘id Wa ae J 8 Dimmork, Hans rd. Cork; th sh ie i Dawa, Hong ‘ong: bark Othelle i Seton Cal 1th, bak aaa oe Rad. 0, Dos horn, and ANvarss eit ibbe'ts, Cony, dnae B—Arr brig Tears Paurenty bark Hrineeion (BF). Ackerly. _ MISCELLANE! TWO LOVELY GIRLS MI morning. both — dressed, both Almont yazaitivontly 90. ¢ Hnnaah,” eried morales et ihe dues last aight et Madaise: Honv o's ParVery woll—we dlda't stay Inte you know. You seemed njoy yoursclf. By theway, Emma, that new ross be comes you and is just the thing.” w well vou looked, and are looking alteration in ‘any huinen being. aqricen Nike." ny der Eanen . irnseendan sail Hannah, ¥ loved stalling. vd loo looking, % Nscome aeit vour fare and forehead bed grown larger phd. broader, and your skin clearer and of a more dulioave white.” It hum, iny dear—and if you wish Twill tell yous eecret T have enjirely destroyed afl the halr whleb grew own on Torehend—removed part of my eyenrows wise they Jalued over the noe, and fread my lips from wha’ threw onsite} magi har worked this transformatyn” . . nit selentifie powder prepa’ y Hed Poudre Sobtile, ant « phy RAUD'S Itaban Medieaced Soap abd wold roe] at 438 Broadway. ‘he ladies yarted—and we doubt not that Tonma avail Dersnif of the most wonder wery which modern CORMAE! in Preparations ture bed at 483. Beowtway, noar Grand (reet, and ot draggu «. vt “A PROVOS OF LEAVING TOWS. Age going tothe country or? a wide, ladies should prow vide themselves with L’RMATH DE PARTS, which will rv the move freckles, tan and all «iscolorations of akin, Aonping it white, softand transparent, leaving no coloring. itkeeps the khin cool and on the «kin, but cleansing the por free tron the redness and prea warm weather, Le INABEA( Mailed to aay wires om sdiressing 2 Mts sneral Importers, Lh THR WORST FORMS OF RHI MATIC A JA, Peng, dally cuped by METCALIS GREAT RUET MA TD PEMEDY, “This wondertc meticioe never tals, and who bare sullered. @:ctuctiling. mre f year rere ‘and soon eared by a fe. FIRST CLASS RNGLINE AND A Giten and Glass Ware, ienported. direct place for pew (and old) housekeepers tty chew auly other hoase in theelty, A renter) rehied. y WASNT Cooper Insth ain, corner = UNIONS, MAD NAILS, ENLARGE JOUNT by Dr. it O8, 68 Rowers, corner Ls al 1 corflandt streét, Rice unions, de. 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