The New York Herald Newspaper, June 26, 1866, Page 8

9° York, were brought ",efore the Recorder yesterday morn- ing, Thoy took ® drive ina carriage on Sunday even- ing to enjoy tho salubrious air of the Elyscan Fields, and —-—. ME XKIC.O. the driver's eyes being defective from the too Srognent ication of he quietl: simi is cra af aah tn ts nate dd Confirnation of the News of the Cape | 2 ciivered ie ant 008 ond tacion wore humane. ‘are of a Valuable Imperiale | '” **'*Pesutiful country sent in Hudion county. ist Wagon Tra THE EXCISE LAW, —~s srative Quiet Yesterday—Arrests pp york and Brvoklyn—Cases Be- a “srdozo—the Old Boara of Sang Judge ©: sae ingyee to V¥eanize—A False Re- dics, doe Jerchandise and Ammunition Worth $2,000,000 Taken. pewts ] 5°”, ccise Commissioners had a quiet time yesterday. | "But few applications for licenses were received, and their attention was principally confined to the transaction of routine business, | ARRESTS FOR VIOLATING THE LAWS. The following arrests were made during yestr. day :— SPLENDID VICTORY OF “HE LIBERALS, —~ ‘The Imperial Loss Fiv.¢ Hundred Killed and Wounded and Four,teen Pleces of Artillery. wo Regime nts of Mexican Imperialists + Go, Over to the Liberals. ne Mine-ten (hs of the Mexican People Opposed te, the Longer Relgn of Maximilian, Ree ke Ree BEFORE JUSTICE HOGAN, Tho following named persons were yesterday held to bail tm one hundred dollars each for violating the excise law, in selling or professing to sell liquors without a Vicense, and also for keeping open on Sunday :—Deidrick Muller, No. 5 Thomas etreet; Patrick Sullivan, 471 Greenwich street; Martha Schmidt, 212 Centre street; Daniel Doran, 14 Roosevelt street; Martin Ball, 55 Bay- ard street; Alexander Hollman, No. 7 Elizabeth street; Lena Eagle, 10 Leonard street; Rudolph Geamor, 13 Walker street; Philip Schancambach, No. 9 Walker street; Louis Gross, 234 William street; Jogeph Rhine- bolt, 458 Pearl street; Patrick O'Brien, 44 Catharine streot; John Fitzpatrick, 38 Oak street; Wm. Krockelan, No. 2 York street; Timothy McCarty, 84 Roosevelt street; John Doyle, 15 Mott street; Patrick O'Neil, 48 Roosevelt street; Henry Pohlman and Henry Krehae, 178 Elizabeth street, BEFORE JUSTICE KELLY. The following eases of liquor dealers came up before Tustice Kelly yesterday morning, the parties complained of being held ‘to answer in each case in the sim of three hundred dollars:—Jobn Schwartz, No. Second avenue; John F. Siogman, No. €76 Eighth avenue: George ‘Holman, No. 139 East Forty-first street; Fred Kroner, Seventh avenue, between Fifty.seventh and Fifty-elghth streets; Casper Ries, No. 1,411 Broadway; Herman Handle, Harlem lane, 113th street; Hugh Tie- man, No. 840 Eighth avenue; Patrick McGuire, No. 661 Second avenue, The following arrests were made yesterday in the Fourth and Fourteenth precincts for violation of the Excise law:—Henry Pollmor, William Day, John Wood, No. 217 Elizabeth street, Jolin Freed, No. 102 Mulberry street, Harry Hill, No. 96 East Houston street. Henry Pollmor was held’to bail in the sum of twenty dollars; the others, with the exception of Harry Hill, in the sum of one hundred dollars. He is still in the hands of the authorities. Philip Hefnogel, No. 265 William street, and John O'Rourke were arrested for the same misde- meanor, and discharged. Harry Hill and John 0’Rourke served an injunction on the officers of the Fourteenth precinct to stay further proceedings, MEETING IN SUPPORT OF THE LAW. The following preamble and resolutions were adopted by a meeting of citizens favorable to the Excise law, held at 600 Broadway last evening :— Whereas, the moral and law abiding portion of the commu- nity form a large majority of the whole number, and that majority baving for years been demanding an excise law having regard for the Sabbath; and whereas the Legislature at its last session passed such alaw asin our opinion meets that demand; therefore solved, That it is not only the interest, but the duty of the religious and temperance organizations to make cominon cause in its support, Resolved, That in our opinion party polities should not be mixed up in the discussion of the question; but that the de- ion should be made up on the merits of the law itself, and then a Gnal verdict be rendered at the ballot box in Novem- er nex ‘ Resolved, That we respectfully demand of the temperance men everywhere to make good their professions by a persist- entand consistent use of all lawful means to sustain the law, or, failing this, forever after hold their peace. Resolved, ‘That a committee of seven be appointed by this meeting to confer with the religious and temperance organi- zations throughout the Metropolitan qisirict with a view to effective co-operation. MEETING OF LIQUOR DEALERS. br! gies meoting of liquor dealers was held yesterday at the Tammany Hotel for the purpose of taking steps to restrain the Excise Commissioners from effecting arrests under the new Liquor Jaw. After some dis- cussion as to the riety of suing out further injunc- tions against the missioners the meeting adjourned to a later hour at the Masonic Hall to decide what action the society should finally enter upon. ARRESTS IN BROOKLYN. The following is an accurate list of the arrests mado on last Sunday in Brooklyn, for violations of the Excise law:—Charies Merritt, barkeeper; David Courts, lager beer dealer; George Cullmer, saloon keeper; Peter A. Tillyou, saloon keoper; Simon D. Hoagland, liquor dealer; Samuel W. Fetter, hotel keeper; Charles Bisho) farmer; Thomas Jobnson, botel eo ae Henry Smith, liquor dealer; Geo, ©, Horry Hiqu . lealer, No, 48 Main A dospatch from New Orleans, dated the 2th |/Strect; J- Cornelius, liquor dealer, No. 11 Fulton street; James Hendricken, stone cutter, Fifth avenue, near imet., says that the regiment of Imperial Lancers and | Twenty-third street; David Bilthauser, lager beer, Twen- ‘ene large imperial infantry regiment turned to the | ty-first strect, between Third and Fourth avenues; ‘ho nows in relation to the capture of an immense im- yatalist wagon train by the liberals, under Generals wine and Escobedo, which we published on Friday ‘Vast, has been confirmed in nearly all its details. It ap- pears that the imperialist train, which consisted of two Hundred and fifty wagons, containing merchandise and ‘ammunition to the value of two millions of dollars, was waptured between Camargo and Meir on the 16th inst. The train was convoyed by ten imperialist companies, ‘wumbering thrée hundred and fifty men, under Captain Hoffa; one hundred guerillas, made up of Confederates, and two regiments of Mexican imperialists numbering Mifteen hundred, It had eight pieces of artillery and six Mexican guni On the 16th, about three leagues from Camargo, ‘Cafiales, Maranga and Escobedo, with their commands, bad placed themeelves under Trevine, the liberals num- Bering twenty-five hundred, ‘well armed and equipped. ‘When the train approached it was fiercely attacked, and after a fight lasting one hour the imperialist troops were ‘vercome and the train captured. General Olvaras was ‘wounded, an’ passed through Reynosa on Saturday night. Several officers of his command had arrived at Matamoros, who confirmed the capture of eight bun- ‘red prisoners of Olvaras’ command, and about four hundred others, with the convoy, were sent to Camargo. The convoy was also taken to Camargo under double guard, with orders, under General Escobedo, not to allow ‘auything to be touched, Two Mexican imperialist regi- ments changed sides in the fight. Another despatch from Brownsville, Texas, is con- @rmatory of the above. It says:—A train of two hun- @red and fifty wagons, with valuable merchandise, was started by General Mejia from Matamoros for Monterey, guarded by nearly two thousand imperial troops, under Genera Olvaras. The train was attacked on the 16th, ‘Detween Camargo and Meir, by General Escobedo, at the Ihead of three thousana liberals, The imperial loss was @vo hundred killed and wounded, eight hundred prison- rs, fourteen pieces of artillery and the entire train of ‘Wagons, valued at two millions of dollars, The liberal ‘Doss was slight. General Olvaras was severely wounded, ‘Dut escaped capture. Cortina is reported between Matamoros and the strag- lers of Olvaras’ army, and will probably capture many Prisoners. These facts have been gathered from General EBecobedo’s headquarters. One hundred imperial @avalry have arrived at Matamoros, and corroborate this matement. A large portion of the merchandise has been claimed ‘by private owners, and will probably be given up on the payment of a heavy tax. <0 Wboral side. The Austrian regiments lost all their officers Oe: ee ae ee and all their men but two, killed. The contra guerillas Torence 0 Nal Nheah Sain, newt Bost one hundrod, all killed. ‘Bagdad was evacuated by the imperial troops, which ‘were vent to reinforce Matamoros, the latter place being 4m danger of an attack from Gencral Escobedo. Matamoros Untenable for the Impe- rialists. © Cases were disposed of in the Police Court yester- day. A majority of tho offendors were fined thirty dol- pg which they paid promptly, and were dis- THE OLD BROOKLYN EXCISE COMMISSIONERS. The old Board of Excise Commissioners of Brooklyn, consisting of Messrs. Hugh McLaughlin, Willett, Jarvis and John J. Oakey, will hold inceting to-day in the County Judges’ ber, to debate the question whether ‘Wasuinatox, June 25, 1866, Tecent decision judge ‘Information received by Mr. Romero about the Mexi- Sunctus oftels or nos ies ee @an victory at Camargo stated that on the 11th inst. EASTERN DISTRICT. General Olvera left Matamoros with a large train of | On Sunday night a German lager beer saloon keeper ‘wagons, escorted by two thousand men, of whom three Ramed August Konow was arrested for selling beer at his place in Franklin, near Furman street, Greenpoint, Joseph Truman, bark: im the same saloon, was also arrested shortly after his boss for not closing according to his directions, Both delingnents were arraigned be- fore Justice Dailey Pee morning, and gave bonds to appear before the Grand Jury. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Before Judge Cardozo, Jone 25.—Paul Falk and G. H. Hvit vs, The Commission- ers of Excise.—In these cases counsel attended, in purau- ance of an intimation from the Court, expressed on Fri- day, that it would settle the terms of the order to be made, under Judge Cardozo's recent Judgment, respect. ing the new liquor act. Plaintiffs and defendants now sought to put in certain amendments and have them made a part of the ruling of the Court. Counsel for Holt addressed the Court, and condemned the conduct of the Excise Commissioners in very strong language. He said that they were a lawless, ‘partisan and political board, dispensing political doctrines and not the law of the state of New York. He would advise the citizens to oppose the proceedings of the Excise Cum- missioners in this matier by every legitimate means in their power. It was also stated by another counsel that he had been applied to by some persons to take out injunctions a‘net the Excise Commissioners, but that he advised them not to do #0, out of respect to the decision of the Court, which ho believed would cover all those cases. ‘The Lederkranz Club, a private club which met under lock and key, had been broken into by the police. This required, he said, to be publicly noticed, and if the lice did not desist from such proceedings an injancton = im taken 2 «The Court took the | What day it would fix be or THE OLD EXCIKB NOARD. You will obligu me by inserting in your coh ‘ou will oblige me by inserting in your ca t old Hoard of Excise have held ne meeting atid have no ine tention of doing so without orders from the proper authorle ties. I regret that such a report should get circulation in Your paper. “Yours, respectfully, | Na A. CluILDS, resident ie Board B Naw Your, June 2, 1806” cree TESTING THE LAW—NO ROW. tay ring by 6 EDITOR A = ‘HERALD. t ppen a pal rapt in your paper of yesterda: Sr alee, occurred tn my terny in Feat ‘avenue-and thes ‘hundred were Austrians. General Mejia remained at ‘Matamoros with four nundred men only and one bun- red and fifty at Bagdad. The city of Matamoros is therefore untenable for the imperialists after tueir Gefeat at Camargo. The Mexican People Opposed to the Lo: xs Reign of Maximilian, Wasitixotox, June 25, 1866. A deepatch from General Sheridan to General Grant States that nine-tenths of the Mexican peqple are op- posed to the longer reign of Maximilian, and that when ‘the French, Austrian and Belgian troops are withdrawn hee will bave few supporters in all Mexico, The despatch Gils states that Santa Anna is understood to be here in ‘the interest of both the Maximilian and the Church Party, and should be closely watched by the United ‘States authorities. Rew Jeracy JERSEY CITY. ‘Tne Pouce Bu1—Deasion or tux Surrewe Count.— By 2 Jato act of the New Jersey Legislature the Commis. sioners of Police were created for the county of Hudson, which includes Jersey City. The civic police continued, ever to act as before, and many vexations scenes tok place in conflicts between the two forces. The Com- Wiseioners apphed fora writ of mandamus directed to the Mayor and Chief of Police, to hand over the books and records of the police force in Jersey City to them. Evidence was taken by Commiasioner Williams, and the @anse was argued before the Supreme Court some days ago. The decision was given yesterday sustaining the validity of toe new act in all its points. The inan- @emus applied for by the Commissioners was — When the intelligence was transmitted to Cty the pew force wore most exuitant, ‘and preparations were at once made to give expression Wo their feelings. Flags were hoisted on the s! of the ew station, acrors the windows and the streots. Fire. works wore displayed Inte in the evening, and the cele- Dration was closed by a supper at which all the aympa- Sizer with the new order of things were entertained. — | Mo hus Lumphe jeoiee he ae ea eaten, Fou will do Youre Maw Drowrrn.—Augustus Kram, employed aa | the time menuon "ot a une. Ee ts @lerk by Mr. Schwartz, grocer, was accidentally drowned while in New York on Thursday morning. He was last geen waiking upon the string-piece of the dock at the foot of Chambers street, and some parties in the m igh- Borhood heard a cry of distress as he fell into the water. The body was found on Sunday and an inquest held. Case oy ALLRGRD Forcery.—Charles Scott was com- ‘mitted for trial yesterday morning upon seven charger of forgery bt Felker & Gabriskie, black lend Manulacturers, by whom Scott was employed as entry clerk and bookkeeper. He altered, it ieged, several Dill and appropriated the difference to his own tise. Cases oy Dauxkeynuas,—Eloven arrests were made by Shelpolice on Sunday for drunkenness and ono for ball pees re of the city ordinance. The bad ex. et by or ofeuce, ‘ew Yorkers may be charged with the Bopy Foun vran Revtor’s Isnaxn. inquest was ’ Beld yesterday morning on the body of an unknown | 16, to the troops and government employés drawing man, who had been picked up by a fishing party from | "ons at Fortress Monroe, Camp Hamilton, Norfolk and She water near Bedioe's Island on Sunday. Deceased | Yorktown, The Proposals ranged from $10 65 to $18 ‘Was about thirty years ot age and had evidently been in per 100 pounds. She water about a month ks Back and peck the Jury rovorned m verdict oF death vy | THe steamer Win. P. Kennedy touched here this after. noon and took on board thirty colored men and women Violence at the hands of some parties unknown. ATTEMPTRD OUTRAGE. —Thomas Siiandly was committed | for Boston, Maas, where homes in various families in , but did not announce on straining him from interfing With we WEG tre tie, poe cr pe! false reports, ry to legally tost the con. ok even fh the faee of Tam determined to do 90. emecbae News from Fortress Monroe. PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING THE ARMY WiTH BEEF—FREEDMEN FORWARDED TO MASSACHUs SETTS—@UNBOATS AT NORFOLK. Fortaess Moxnon, June 23, 1866. Colonel James Carry, Commissary of Subsistence, opened proposals at ten o'clock this morning for furnish. ing fresh beef for the six months ending December 3 for trial on the charge of offering violence to an unpro- | that city have been procured for them On a previous tected woman who was in charge of evnal bont No. 1,182 trip the Kennedy took a like number. Other instalments Be was also charged with stealinga ha: and shirt from | WH! be shipped North rapidly. This t# bein the boat done by the Freedmen’s Bureau. Tie movemen' Ghom, Grene wine 4 Genet. Mas is looked upon with interest *by the farmers “A nnmber of heartices idiers on Sunday evening collected around a colored man, and, having coated him over with flour, and residents of the peninsala, the whole of which with freed people, of all ages and sexes, confi. dent that tt will lead to similar movements upon a larger cale and be productive of the most imporiant results. to ed him in a sitting posture on an elevased plank, | te eo en inet hile they southed tis sufferings by inviubg him 19 | ‘4% “cue. tee Frestmen'e, Betemn "et ets dine off a dieh of fancy pies. He was next placed on fhe end of a plank which projected over the water of the canal, and the self-appointed executioner disenang- ing the other end with « hap, the poor victim was pre district are entering with great zeal into the enterprise, a = {net (hat sixty thousand government rations are ssued monthly to the destitute and helpless freed peo- Ne under their charge, within a circle of about twenty itated into the et. He was soon rescued by a fow nders who, b a tne” conte ence ie EA 7 rifong Utlene acts a8 an additional stimulus to their wey @ incident formed a ‘sensation ‘The United States gunboats *eddur’’ for some of the morning papers, as an “extra . gun! Winne; Saco and Mar. , e Neiead and Ordinary drowning case,” The above are the facta, ie nanacolie’ Me, “tee Wineee srrived ky = HOPORKEN, while co ing down the bay, and he AvvErToRe® oF Reeanrnce asp Fire —Roay pen | NAV Yart Hrgamouth. These vessels, with the sail G04 Filen Calingban residing at 119 Canal street, New | fleet pupae ft drue the me | NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, JUNE 26, 1866. atthe Naval Academy at Annapolis rtunity to learn the various details of practical por tne ra tet Sane hentai ee whole vi ly ve here eb t e wi everything 1s in readiness, Harbor to crulse'for the summer“ “*H THE HEALTH BOARD AND QUARANTINE. No Fresh Cases of Cholera—Deaths Dur- the Third Avenue Railroad Company— Matters at Segui. the Union Refugees—Notice to Plots and Masteri—Any-"Quarantine Meeting *¢ Stapleton, 5. 1.—The Appiicetion for Safunction, &, mi . ccitement ig is 5 ‘Tue cholers ox pean faa ‘abating and but fow persons bollove that ane” visitation of that dreaded disease “)1u afflict this city during the present summer, DEATHS DURING THE LAST WEEK, During the last week 434 deaths have ocourred in this city. Of that number 112 were men, 83 women, 133 boys, 106 girls, 9 colored persons, and 81 died in the pub- lic institutions; 120 of the cases were from zymotic diseases, four cases of cholera included. The deaths were distributed among the wards as follows:— i £| cpnaeesazs Total. ....e seeeeeeees' The following, which was forwarded to the Sanitary Inspector of the Sixth district, 1s in reference to the THIRD AVENUE RAILROAD. Business for the Sanitary Commissioners. Enter Third avenue railroad cars. Look at their filthy floors, seldom if ever swept out, Smell the stinking cushions, alive with vermin. Inspect the company’s stables, opposite the depot, on Sixty-fifth street. Inspect the shed along the sidewalk, where horses stand to cool off and drop their excrements, and smell the atmosphere, which would suffocate a beast. ‘This company is a privileged sa Everybody knows thousands are exposed ily. PASSENGERS OF THE STEAMSHIP UNION. Yesterday morning, at ten o'clock, the Irish and Eng- lish passengers on the steamship Union, numbering about one hundred and seventy persons, among whom no case of cholera has appeared since their separation from their German fellow emigrants twenty-three days since, were conveyed from that vessel na tug to the emi- grant depot, Castle Garden, and thence forwarded to their several destinations, The passengers of the steamship Pe- Tuvian, who were removed last week to the Illinois, were afew dayssince returned on board the Peruvian, that vessel inthe interim having been thoroughly cleaned and overhauled. Since their return no case of cholera bas appeared, though while on the Illinois cases were nearly of daily occurronce. Yesterday there were onl nineteen cases remaining on board the hospital ship F con, and all on board the Illinois, Peruvian and mouth wore well, The following is DR. BISSELL’S LAST REPORT. Hosritat Suir Farcon, June 2, 1866. Dr. Swirnpurne, Health Ollicer, &c :— Dear Sin—I beg leave to say that since last report there have been no admissions or deaths. from cholera on board A little girl, nged four ye in the hosp isease, inanition, ght. convalescents to. the Sarntoga this morning. The Falcon is being thoroughly purified in every respect. Yours, truly, D. H. BISSELL, Deputy Health Officer. QUARANTINE NOTICE TO MARINERS. Pilots and masters of vessels will please observe that on and after July 1 next, all vessels arriving from the follow! rts will be led and exam: in the lower ba; ‘rom all ports in the West Indi o es north latitude, the Mexican the Spanish Main, jorthern Brazil, and the west coast of Africa, JOHN SWINBURNE, Health Ofiicer. Quarantine, 8. I., June 25, 1806. MEETING AT STAPLETON. The Anti-Quarantine Committee met yesterday, at half- past four P. M., at Giesser’s Hotel, at Stapleton, 8 1., and adjourned, subject to the call of the Cnair, without any business, owing to the fact that their action was to have been based ov the decision of Judgo Barnard in the injunction case; and that being deferred they are awaiting the ultimate disposal of the case be- fore taking any further steps. APPLICATION FOR AN INJUNCTION AGAINST THE QUARANTINE COMMISSIONERS. A special term of the Supreme Cuurt of the Second Judicial District (K: county) was commenced yester. day in the new Court House of Brooklyn, before Judge Barnard. The case of Henry H. Seguine and others against Jackson 8. Schultz aud the Metropoli- tan Board of Health was called. A temporary injunction was obtained two weeks ago against the defendants, the Quarantine Commissioners and the Com- miasiouers of och age restraining them from making use of Seguine’s Point, Staten Island, for the purposes of landing or ‘¢ from infected ships, and yesterday was set down for hearing the arguments ef counsel on both sides. James T. Hrady, A. W. Wi- nant and Tompkins Westervelt appeared as counsel for the Legg bens Mr. C. Tracy for the Board of Health, The suit is nt by Heury H. Seguine, Abraham J, ‘Wood, Cornelius Androvette and Ephraim Johnson. The sero Sc affidavits sworn in the case occu- Pred a consi le time. AFFIDAVIT OF MR. SEGUINR, The affidavit of Mr. H. H. Seguine is very long. He states that he is the owner of house and landed property to the value of $80,000 in the ne ghborbood of the dis- trict taken ion of by the defendants for quarantine Purposes ; it the defendants have commenced to pre- pare buildings for the reception and care of pationts, persons, clothing and bagyage to be deposited there from vessels now under quarantine at the Quarentine anchor- age, in the lower bay, infected with cholera and other quarantinable d seases, and from the floating hospital ships now at said anchorage, and from other vessels now ‘used or occupied for the reception, detention and care of such patients, persons, clothing and baggage, and from other vessels that may hereafter arrive at the port of New York infected with cholera or other rte quarantinable diseases; and that the defendants threaten to use the place in question, and are using it for the aforesaid purpose. Deponent says he believes such use and o-cupation is wholly un- justifiable and unlawiul and contrary to the statutes ia- Vended for the establishment and regulation of quaran- tine; that within a vircuit of two from Seguino’s Point there is a population of at least one thousaud in- babitant that within a@ circuit of four miles from Seguine’s Point there are soveral thriving vill that railway cars, carrying several car loads of passengers, pass daily within a mile of segune’s Port, aud thot if the defendants carry out théir intention the ? as of deponent and the other plain of all persons in the vicinity, will be Péricusly in. jured nd depreciated in valine, » the m ket value thereof greatly diminished, if not destroyed, and that the vaiue of the doponent's property and the value of the property of the other plaintitts an't of the persons residing in the vicinity would b» less ned and depreciated at least one-third. In conclusion Mr. Seguine states that the establishment of the quarantine frou a Seguine’s Point would greatly endanger the fives and heaith of said pop ‘lation, of deponent, said plantifs and their families and the residents of the whicie ot Richmond county, and very likely lead to the intro duction of pestilence and dangerous jriectious disease; and that it would seriously interfere with the means of those who are engaged at the locality in dispute la tne planting and marketing of oysters. This affidavit was supported by others from A. J. Wood, A. Latourette, Dr. Solomon Andrews, Dr. Elgar and Dr, E. W. Hubbard. An affidavit by the Pres dent of the Emigration Committee was read, to the effect thai the intention of the Commission was not te bring sick Pp fsons or their clothing or baggage to the shore no matter with what disease they mighi be affected. They deny every allegation of the plaintilis. William ¢. Anderson, a physteian ai tine Commission, was to the et! with Oificer had’ power to son shore, and that this would not tend to spread the disease @inong the inbabitanis, Cyrus W. Curtis testified to the same effect, Counsel then read the affidavit of Jackson 8, Schultz, President of the Board of Health, embodying the main points of the defence. After referring to the efforts that had been made to procure a suitabie site for a quarantine station at Sandy Barren Isiand or Coney Tsland, Mr. Schultz shows what has been done in relation to Se. guine’s Pol and states that buildings have hired there and money to the amount of $5,000 laid out on them to render them suitable for the purpose required. He says that the same will be wholly lost if the iujor on herein is maintained, Deponent further says that it ts not the intention to place on sad land or in Fnid bulidings, or in any of them, any person sick with any contagious, infectious or quarantinabie, or any other disease, nor any persons, who there is good reason to suppose have any such disease, but only to place there such persons as have arrived upon vessels where clolern has prevailed, to keep them under observation for su length of time as medical men may advise i aeury Proper for the purpose of ascertaining if they have disease about them, and thus to prevent the introduction cholera into the community. He adds that If persous Docome sick alter landing they will be at once removed to the floating hospital, and that it is not intended to continue the use of such premises, even for such purposes, longer than till next fall He denies the allecavion made in the affidavit of Mr. Seguine; asserts that the establishment of the station in question would neither endanger the health of the inbabitanis nor lessen the value of thelr property, and adds that Mr. Secuine calied on him and offered. to sell to the Board of Health the property owned by him for the purpose required by the rd. Deponent believes he would not have done so had it been probable that the use of said premises, or any premises, would bave been injurious to the health ot the inbabitants, That the only premises proposed to be erected other than those already there are barracks for the police, and that if the premises are not permitted to be used as proposed no other proper place can be pro- cured, and that the well persons must be either kept on or turned loose on the community. affidavits of Honry W. De Puy and Dr. Swinburne euppo tha statements made by Mr. schultz. Judge took the papers and reserved his decision. MORTALITY LIST OF BROOKLYN. From the statement of the Healih Inspector of Brook- a to the Board of Health for the week ending on Satur. lay last, it appears there were ninety four or one twonty.three wore men, ton women, twenty-eoven eand thirty-four girla The list shows a decrease over the previous week, The princ pai diseaser wore consumption, convulsions, disease the brain and ebolern infantum. An ailidavit trom Board of Aldermen. Keefe, ana MeLoughi! repelled “ THE COMING FOURTH—ALDERMANIC WAIL OVER 4 | Board of Healy aud aoe ee ae DEPLETED TREASURY, ETO. peca in a condition “othe past The Board met yesterday afternoon, at two o'clock, BOUISS manlaat Rag ordered 6, yg returned to its original President Brice occupying the chair. 0B be taken thereon, The special joint committee appointed to make ar- rangements for a proper celebration of the coming Fourth of July tendered their report, a lengthy docu- ment, which commenced with the statoment that the committee had learned with mortification and regret that there were no funds in the city treasury wherewith to celebrate the coming anniversary of our national in- | bad fallen dead in Twenty-ninth depende and concluded with a few words of rnal Advice addfessod to citizens generally, urgiog them to | Immediate wate of rem heat of the weather was the take such steps as they deemed proper to enjoy them- | to Belle © remsing Were conveyed selves on tig efore-meutioned hollday.. This report was | notided to old ap inqwces, Bouse, aud Coroner Gamble adopted, and subsequeni,, “h* ¥2.the Board of Council | Westchester county, whithee woeased hi lived in Yonkers, man forcon rir fan may osually Betis for interment, re is Femaing will be taken 4 rence, Alderman Kiy .. "> ev the Com: a he report, but bet “the draw. Fata, Rarer it - E gine wvuuuu +a Babhorized to diract act —~avap Casvanry,—Coroner Gambie was yes rn from city contingencies | tonday notified to hold an inquest at Bellevue Hospital of a large amount of pe~ ing of the required amount A tine journed te | va aay ea -v Monday fter the transaction business, on motion, the Board afternoon next, at {wo o'clock, ——— Board of Councilm VETOES FROM THE MAYOR OF RESOLUTIONS TO CONTRACT FOR LIGHTING NEW YORK WITH GAB, AND TO PERMIT THE CONSTRUCTION OF 4 BRANCH RAILROAD IN HARLEM—APPLAUSE IN THE LOB- onthe bedy of Joseph Crawford, a man who was run over near Harlem on Sunday evening by two cars at- tached to a dummy engine belonging to the Second Avenue Railroad Company, and almost instantly killed, Deceased lived in the lower part of the city, but the imber and street did not appear. Re aT _SHIPPING NEWS. BY, ETO. This Board met yesterday, President §Green in the SA OE eee ee aie chair. 78 | micu water. weve 815 After the minutes of the previous meeting wero read and approved, and a few unimportant papers acted upon, the subjoined veto was received from his Honor Port of New York, June 25, 1866. CLEARED. Steamship Manhattan, Deaken, Havana and Vera Cruz—O the Mayor:— Reis Maror’s Orrice, New Yonx, June 25, 1866. ‘Shin Bacon, Mi i 1a, via Bostot mek: Boanp ov CounciumEN ip Syren, Morse, Honolulu vi n—G F Dyckman, sepa Teturn without my approval the following wins ‘axon (Br), Plummer, St John, NB—Peabody, Bark Idaho, Chapman, Aspinwall—Panama Railroad Co, Brig Vrigehandel (Dutch), Lubkes, Cork for orders— Funch, Meincke & Wendt. Brig Helene, (Schleawig-Holsteln), Kroeyer, Cork for or- ders—Funch, Meincke & Wendt. Brig Clio (Br), Wilson, Barbados and a market—Jones & resolution which (being an amendment to an original resolu- Ton introduced: {n°ygur, honorable body April, 1800) was Pamwed by the Board of Aldermen, June 14, IMB. and con. Ered id as thus amended by your honorable body on the saResolved, That the Street Commissioner be and he is here: by authorized and alrected to make contract for lighting all i Lough. thevstrects, avenues, roads, squares, parks, public build. | La0ge, a on ee small & Co, Fae ook eee ae city, gat, ew oY ork with coal | Brig albert pews (Br), Dewis Cow Bay—Pentaton & Co. or ‘proposals, and to made with the company | 4,Btg ¢ wee ‘Meck), Zepplin, Miramichi—Funch, B iving adequate security, to be approved by the omptrolier in the manner’ provided by. law, “which shall agree to do the same for the lowest price for each lam, or light per annum, or quarterly when it can be measure according to the extating regulations, and affording to such ‘company suflicient time to lay their mains and introduce gus as required by the contract, “The provision of the. contract last made and executed with the Manhattan Gas Company, as far as practicable, shall be embodied in the contract made in pursuance of this'resolution, and the term during which the same if to continue shall be for the same number of years as that contract, Any resolution or ordinance incon- sistent with this resolution ts hereby repealed, J McIntyre, Marshall, Boston via Elizabethport— ‘Thayer & Sargent, Brig Sarah Fish, Henderson, Boston—H W Loud & Co. Sehr Jessie Jones (Br), Lange, St Kitts—Jones & Lough. Schr Good Will (Br), Roberts, Harbor Teland—Jos Eneas, Schr D C Foster, Wicks, Pensacola—E D Hurlbut & Co. Schr H P Cushing, Wood. Providence—C M Barlow. Sloop Thos Ransom, Burley, Bridgeport—Rackett, Tooker & Taylor. ARRIVED. French steam frigate Themis, Capt Bibourt, Martinique, 13daya. (The Tis ascrew steamer, mounts 32 guns, an T have given it careful consideration, and have duly | basa crew of 473 men.) m . i US supply steamer Massachusetts, Morton, Pensacola weighed the various objections which have been urved | U8 Arete against it. I am satisfied that the public interests demand that some contract shall be made for lighting the public lamps ata fixed price and for a definite term, and that it Steamship Kangaroo (Br). Manning, Liverpool June 9, via Qudensies 10th, with mdse and 554 passengers, to John G ule, June 18, Lit 46 19, lon 41 shall be opened to the fullest and fairest competition, There 36, passed ship Kenilworth 5 (Br), from Hamburg for New York; 19th, lat. 44 40, lon 46 26, wo nine prairies ao ar pace Mined the | steamship Edinburg, hence for L-verpool;, 21st, lat 43 05, lon 50, ahip American Congress. from London for New York; 22d, lat 42 09, lon 61 48, a brig rigged steamer bound E. Steamship Sheridan, Bolton, New Orleans Juve 17, with has never been rescinded, The various gas companies are now charging $00 for each street lamp, and are lighting the Dl same at pleasure, without any obligation to continue even at Jun that price. "No department ob the city government has ang | mdse and passengers, to HB ‘Cromwell & Co. 22d inet, lat right to make a contract with these companies or any other, | 8202, lon 78 12, spoke whaling bark Mattapolsett (of West- except it shall be founded on sealed proposais, after notice er rake tne ae a8 200-Dale a Sel shed in the papers, and be awarded t0 the lowest Teg eee cre te rato Foe a Ge, + mn Bidder, with adequate security, If the city should advertise for proposals for several cat tracts to light the different districts now lighied by the si eral companies respectively, there would be no rea tion beciuse these comp: which now light, pa districts, are masters of the situation, having their mat and pipes and works complete, could alone come into the field as bidders, The only way, therefore, to secure fair Steamship Washington, ‘Chichester, Richmond and Nor- folk, with mdse and passengers, to Jas Hand. Steainship Ashland, ‘Norton, Boston, with mdse, to the Metropolitan Steamship Co. Bark mma Muir (ir), Crosby, St Jago June 7, with su- gar, to Boyd & Hincken, Bark Zephyrine (ir), Pentston, Arecibo, PR, June 7, with i competition is to invite proposals for acontract for the whole | S¥gar, to Middleton & ( styegiving to the successful bidders the right to lay maina, Voleord, parie ATE, with a &c, to R &., within a given period, and fixing a reasonable term aC ., Sid in company with bark Topeka, Blanchard, f years during which the contract shall exist, ee iS eas This’ would invite ~new capital and new combinations ark Coraelin, New Haven for Philadelphia. for its use aud investment. It would open the whole Brig Respeito (Port), Figueiro, Lisbon via Madeira 40 Gity to competition, in which old and. new. companies | days, with Wine, cork, &&, and 23 passengers, to L ks Amsinck would alike hav it. & vo. is, being peration nce, the adva Nicolaan Albert (Dutch), De Jonge, Rio Grande, 88 Br days, with hides. &c, 0 ord in favor of those comy in particular districts ler. It would, of course, be necessary to rder. make the term loug enough to induce capitalists to invest. rig Eliza (of Biyth), Wilkinson, Maceio Brasil) 40) days, their money in the enterprive. A very short term would de. | With sugar. to MeCully & Marsh. June 22, lat$5 42, lon 74 48, feat this end, for no one would tneur the expense and take by brig Annie (Br,. bound 3. ft tho hugard except in the asaurance of a compensation se- rig Hague Charta (Br), Hewson, Demarars, 36 days, wil T would personally prefer that the proposals should not be | with Sutar, fee ty Pemeton ene ny v limited to “coal gas,” but that they should embrace any other kind—if any there is—which experience has shown to to the lighting of cities. But I would not delay of the resolution or the making of the contract in order that experiments might be tried, or because we are supposed to be on the eve of new discoveries, ti ctthe Street Commis. Brig MA Benson (Hr) ‘Arroyo, PR, llth inst, with 5 sugar, &e, to F mith, < nna , Johnaon, Cienfuegos, 17 days. gar and molasyes, to Inaster. Sid in company with i Titerias, for Philadelphia, Schr Forrest King (of Fairhaven), Briggs, Naples, 50 days, ainhe. fight, of, the corporation ts dircet the Street Commis. | with fruit, (ovohn R Dow. Had light westerly winds tho doubted. It has been urged that that portion of the “tax | Whole passage. levy for 1966” which forbids the incurring of any liability in | 4. OT ane 6 Vinalhaven), Lane, Coraasa, 18 excel vo mprepition projiuin th aun of any | Ya ah At ected apb Y Phatnek contract for a term of years. The Limitation in that law | tans etka with he Bule-ap nd 18 dot Migckllgn vile tok tiny expenditur f the appropriution, but ‘teannot be the Mayor, Aldermen and Common- e city of New York from making contracts for the necordanes with its charter, which public interest or necessity may demand. On this point Ihave the con- *ourring opinion of most able counsel It will be seen that 1 um tn favor of the general features of the resolution, as it meets substantially the views herein before suggested, and I have stated my views upon the ob- jections to it because they bave been strongly urred, and because Ido not wish to have the subject misunderstood Ellen Kistley (of do), Taylor, M0 bbls blackfish oil; achr Lizzie P Simmons (ot do), Connerwell. 60 bbis ap ofl. Schr Navigator, Wicks, St Pierre (Mart), 18 days, with su- ar, &e. to It E Hutchinson & Go. syguus, Norton, Arecibo, PR, 18 days, with molas inaste Richt Virginia Price, Eldridge, Mayaguez, PR, 12 days, with sugar. f.to SW Lewis & Co. mee ite ht Hattie Rose (of Portland). Poland, Mirogoane June 10, with logwood. to Miller & Houghton. Behr Shannon (Br). ‘k, Cat Isiand, 8 days, with fruit, to Hutchinaon & Loagh Elizabethport for Saco, JO es, ruland. Senr J Predmore, Sea’ Sehr Jaines Nellson, Hackett, Taunton for Philadelphia, approval for two reasona, Ives to your considera: Sehr B Duthetd, rat, Tthink the proposed time of iwenty yeurs Ix too a Te should be long enough aa Ihave aiid, to invite the ar Veranda. Ponds, Providence fee Albany. = hr Andes, Monr priceof luboratd material, and of the uncertainty of tie fu. | Eobrd. F Carver, ( T think the efty should not assume obligations of this | §cpr Capt del Sehr f long. investment of capital in the work, but in view of pres Rondout for Boston, for Boston. Kondout for Boston, ce, character, which are to be In force for twenty years, Ttxecina to be certain that half that period would be ample for ail purposes, and 1 have no doubt that for tnat period the eom- Pelion Between the present organized companies and the woul G capitalixts of the cow enable the Street Depart- BELOW. ment to make lighting the city at prices h ‘One bark and two brigs. below what {8 now paid, and would result In saving the city SAILED, many thousands of dollara. T think the resojution should provide or require the Street | Steamship Manhattan, Commissioner to prescribe a definite period during the Wind at sunset sW, three years, within which the successful bidder shoula be prepared to execute and carry out the compact. Upon this Merine Disasters. P Trrvorarn (Br), Phelen, from Cardiff via New Or- Jeans for Gur bee, with con], was totally wrecked at Seatte- rie, OB, Mil hunt, Suir Coxstitetion (Br), Mitchell, from New York, while going up the borbo of Sohn SB, 25th inet, ran aground on the reef, and ites in a bad position, A Baicasture on her beom ends, futl of water, masts ng, if gone, bowsprit and Fale washed away, a1 ntly sorne tine abandoned was passed off Cashes, NS, point the resolution now returned ts not suffictently detinite, I respectfully recommend, therefore, a reconsideration of this resolution in accordance with the Views here subtaitted. ayor. JOUN T. HOPPMAN, M. The Mayor aleo submitted the following veto:— Ke ol ia Pod ay ae font a. le: nh inst, A quantity of shingles, scantling, &c, was floating heir road, with a double track, through ta the vicinis an street, to the Hudson river, with the necessary SLoor Girsy, Briges which sailed from Fall River 20th Nvitchea and turnot inst tor New York, 1elurned 22d for repairs, having sprung @ pty Foarons are:First—The man portion of 125th street | Teak when of Watets Hill hax been regulated, graded and pared, Tue Yacut Navtiies, of Brooklyn, while going up Provi- roof aswensed upon tie adj dence Hay @ Sataiday last, atruck a aunken dofphio when o have s fh nga hole in her bottom, and Capt Martin, of the yacht Comet, anes towed her on the fata tran int of a rail. Hid be under manner of ' bite & yd corsatly ription im sueb a street it s! na and restrict 8 Uupetrucot to navigation, and should dnately, Miseellancoas, Lioyds universal American Register of Shipping is now Jon of the Street ( . r the direction and control of 1. | the only places where itean be wbtuined. The decision by Judge Tngratom on the 221 inst places the Register of Ship: holly under the ecoutrol of Thos D Taylor, the pub- the whole railroad com- —Withont entarging on thi * pe nt, for f it s unneces- P. pt Duchesne, from New Yor un iy Bre ye and tour ho York June 2and arived at Brest afternoon 1), whieh was ploked up at sen derelict and ston, Wis dat auction wt that port 2ist foie wu 1,580, roathbay lath inst, from the yard of Benj wehyr of 160 te named the Ada A Fre. mes Frye, of North Haven, aud Capt Ko: Lavscurn: } Reed ¥ owne y mip dere Cooper, who will cou nl her. Shas the pavale ister | Notice to Mariners, peas (the Ca Buoy marking Conimieut Point Jia cure posittvn inio 2 feet of water, aud now Leurs Sort instead of Bast of the Point, haste, without refe — ortunity being afford on ite mertte, it « | xepite RRANEUN: EAST ICILY—ALTRRATION OF LIGHTS A tc Orrice, ADwIRALTY, JONN T. HOFFMAN, Mayor. | onpon, May 3, 1866, " 9 | ‘The Minister of Marine at Florence bi ven not At the conclusion of the reading of this mosrage there | ou the Ist day of June, 186, the following alteratio was great appinume ia the lobby. Ou mot, munications were ordered to be printed, CRLEDRATION OF THE NATIONSL n, the com- in the lights a: Messin, eaxt coast of Slelly at the extremity of Fort Campana, 8 Salvatore, trance to the harbor, will be altered from a red to a and thatat Punta Seeow from a white toa ANNIVERSARY, A report of the Joint Speo'al Commitice ou the cole. bration of the approaching auniversary of our Nation jhe light exhibited from the f San Ranieri will Independence was read, in which it is stated that Iu con. | *BO% Hite) nate ote honda sreergdsaam 7 Ps hibit ie By command of thelr Lordatips eoqnonce of the Leg slature prohibiting the Common HARDS, Hydrographer. rom {neurring auy expense 10 pay which an m had not been previously made, ond in ENGLAND! EAST COAST—DLAKENEY OVERFALLS, t that the Comptrolier has ta pead the Shibinn be betes Bn A May 17, ‘ jon for city con ueies © tte house duteateun we tae whe ba peony , the Coniinon Commell 66 from thik house detod Sept 10.1665 a Bell Buoy, pained ud globe, and marked fn blick and surmounted with « stu wh for the patiic ecelepration of the ational a Jetters “hast Uv A revolution ts appended to the report recommending We t tusOnree citizens of New York ( observe the day in the manner boat pw water spring Udes, with bearings, a its length westerly of the’ biufl west end of suited to their respective cireumstan i, to do all in their oney Silt power to honor it, and to commemorate ity - every demonstration of joy y BLO and midway betwern it and the chaneel lower of Afesolution proposing to print flve tho copies of i eastward of @ white house the above report for general circulat on was vigorously opposed by Mr. Petitax, who allirmed that the report an _clectioncering dodge to throw odjum upon action of tho Lerislature in iis endeavor to restrain 36) of a degree) open eastward of Salt »4 woy NW woaterty, distant 14% miles, tion was laid upon the table. Crom r'Lighthouse, SE % B,lisiant 18 210the miles, A PARE AYDRANe. By order, P H BERKTHON, Secretary. Spoken, &e. Ship Queen of the East, Stoddard, from Philadelphia for Hong Kong, May 6, Int 90. ‘lon 37. Ship Kegent (Br) Hancock, from New Orleans for Liver. pool, May 29, lat 41, lon 69. Hark Egeria, Emery, from Sydney, NSW, for Singnpore, April 10, Int 68248, lon 75 69. sapeake, from Boston for Savanuab, June 18, off A resolution was adopted to place afree hydrant at the corner of First avenve and 114th street, TRE MGM BRIDGE RAILROAD. A motion to rescind ® resolution granting permission to the igh Bridge Railroad Company to lay in 120ih) street and along the Bloomingdale road to Bigh Bridge was lad on the table oo — 1, Foretgn Ports. Brook 5 NY, April 39—Arr Kliza Goddard, Davis, Mel. peri wer ne find ald May 3 for Colombor, nage eens = Tuk MeRDARERS GoxzaLee AND Pruuicen.—The Kings pty Court of Oyer and Terminer held a brief session yesterday, The Grand Jury presented numerous ind ct- ments, which were received and ordered to be filed on the calendar. On motion of District Attorney Morris the court adjourned until Tuesday next, when Gonzales and Pellicer, the murderers of Seiior Otero, will be brought up and resentenced, ‘Tor BROOKLYN Common Couxen,—The Brooklyn Com- mon Council held a stated session April Zl—In port Cyclone, Bruce, for Port An- found). une 7—~Sid brig Herald, NYork. or: ine Lin port park Qinustaro, ding: brig Diopa (Br), for NYork next day; Bachelor (Br), for do, kig: Eugenia, do do Brovwrnsnaven, June 10—Arr Mary, Hall, Callao. T, June ll—Arr steamship Pereire (Fr), Duchesne, or Havre cand pr teal.) ne 9=No Am vessel | J 0 25—Pasved, “eamnship Moravian, Ac» co yerterday afters noon. They transacted considerable unimportant | * Tavne, June 8—Cld Narasota, Loud, Troom routine business, An appropriation of elehteen Hore hone, April Z—Arr Onaca, Many ol row 4. id thousand dollars was made for ropairs to engines | ite sage, eTow™ Puaet Bound and engine houses of the Northern Mistrict Fire one FAR. NB, Jung 2—Are brie Baterprse, Gould York Departmemt, A communication was received from | “Liveneuot. June i2--Arr Golden Light, Slater, Savannah, the tah ate Board of Health making « ral | 9 Loxvoxpauny, 533 ne 19 Arr steamship Belgian, Brown, complaint against the uncleanliness of the city of | Qe rt ‘ nel . Brookign, ‘The reading of the document called arth s peistgon (Aftieay. May Beth Port Manchester, Tufte, ready lively debato, led on by the President of the Board, ovnee, April 801d Golden City, Bell, Guam, Alderman Bliss, who was followed @y Aldermen Wilron, port Iba, Gee a: W feiport Ith, Geu Grady Leughiin, lor Lovd eatern, gi St and Screamer, Ns Eng, for New Haven, © Une? foght, Berner (: ie raped ge April %—Are_Jobn Ki Rosita Boneryt Biche ats, ete 18th, Magnolia, Berry, Valparaiso. 18th, "What Cheer, Newchwang. Sincarons, May Bin, Macassar ‘St Tuomas, May 29—, nla (and Jupei ter, Guadalony ‘andilla an Clenfur to be fas eae arfsious, brig: Baupding Bulow 2, Boston; Sis for NYork or Boston. joston, under survey; and bh Jago, June 7—In port bark Foam! and for N¥ork, diag: brigs Belle Bernard, days; Hancock, Gibbs, from Barbados { Davis, Philadelphia, June 25—Arr = Constitution (Bre, Mivch- . Cld 26th, ships Puritan, loux, NB, ell, NYork' (see Marine Disasters —, and Star of the West, Perry, Liverpool. po bane eet - “ig enue. ore Spas rom) J m Net Sophia, at rat; 9, Ginagow and Free Trade, Bavaro at Hatoba 6th, Bremen, at Harzburg; 10th, Earl Shaftesbut Polat; 8th," Wm Frotbi »' at Havre; Con Felvoet: 9th, Hermine, Eliza and Columbia, at yen; Adriana and Agnigas, Taragnaai res Wi ~ Tapscott, Mary Ann. W! Verpool ‘Ker from Hoston Tune 12, Violet, at Liverpool, ships Nunquam, Dormio;, out JW Webster, McVex, (Sas toe neta nawna sin ioe dan She facie eet mad, Evenson, from NYork fos Foochow;- Ainsworth . S Are ship Dantel Mary Ross, Newport Ea ny Max 2, sch AC — In port June 4, bark J & R Young, Healey, from Glasgow: others Ben, Mill Cook, Thee Boston, ldg; Ella, 8 at = at Genoa; 7th, Volunteer, at ‘iam and ‘Arr from Mobile June 10, Edith, at. Havre; 12th, Burma, at Liverpool; 14th, Thos Howard, ut do. from New Orleans June 8, Belisario, at Barcelona, Arr from Baltimore June 13, Solld, at Liverpool. Arr from Pensacola 12th, Lotus, at Queenstown, ‘Arr from Apalachicola 14th, Clara Ann, at Liverpool. Sid for New York April 90, Madonna, 8 Geestemunde, from Bremen; J R Keeler, from Card 9th, Caroline, from Bordeaux. Sld for Philadelphia June 1, A A Singleton, from Li horn; 8th, Porto Plata, from Bremen, Latest via Londonderry.) Arr fom NYork, Clodian, and Capriolus, Clara, and Union, at Bremen; Kingbird, at Flushing; Lady Dufferin, at Liverpool. ‘Arr from Savannah, Endymion, at Liverpool, American Ports. BOSTON, June 23, PM—Arr tress Monroe: Margarett, Tarr, Bultimor Morniog, McFarland, und Gange Ricimotd, Cousins, 'Jerwey Clry. Hardie, Liverpool vin Philadelyhi Baltimore; RM Price, Stevens, Philadelphia. Melita, St Louis, Wm Tibbetts, Geo Appold. ‘Wings of “ola 24th—Arr sehrs Red Jacket, Averill, Savannah; WJ Au- Ho} or al. . Bt schra Rebecca, Smith, NYork; E Waterman, Maas; Sahwi Thos Rankin denreld, Hamott, Philadelphia. 26th—Arr steamers Nereus, Bearse, and Palmyra NYork; ship Chas Davenport, Stevens, Liverpool; extern Sea, Harding, Baltimore. Below. steamer Clyde, Powell, from York; bark Comet, Moore, from Bou Bay: brig Chicopee, Kelly, from Port de Palx. BALTIMO. RE, June 2—Arr brig Water Witch, Knight, Jago de Cub: do. Cid schre Idaho, Wescott, Salisbury, Wright, Boston; Young Lion, Stevens, and Sratt, NYork; Jas Martin, Baker, Boston, Liberty, NOrleans; bark Giulia, Bordeaux. 2A © brig Mountain Sid steams! hp. North American, Woodbury, NYork; brig C a0 bble "Waison, Lennan, Matanzas; Fannie, 5 Shesapeake, ‘Steed, Demarara Watson, Boston; Anna Lewis, and Queen of the Sout! Below brigs Harold, Sinclair, from Porto line, Jones, from ‘Mayaguez, PR; Eclipse, from Porto Rico; schr John Johason, from Ellen Stewart, Shaw, Rotterdam; brigs Ci Johns, PR: Eolo (Ital), Simile, Mata plegarth, Barbados; Annie Edith BANGOR, June pias Gem,” Are Phi ta; ‘Trader, St J A 18; xe! Weaver, Nasa , NYork, Cld brig Forest Stat ‘ladelphla; schts Golden Rule, sylvester, and Fran mith, N York. BATH, June 22—Arr brig James Baker, Thompson, Phi delphia; schr Flora, Hale, Delaware City. i STON, June 2. Baltimore for Nassau (anid sid 22d); Magnolia, Boston orfolk, Passed out the Capes 224, s more for Key West and Havin bark A do for do. for Baltimore. June 22—, brig Londero, do Janetr: ‘American, FALL RIVER, Huntington, LI. ‘Sid schre Four Sisters, Sheerer, phia (or Georgetown, DC); New Regulus, Carter, rt. GLOUCESTER, June 21—Arr schrs Setagawa, NYork; 22d, H lander Nickerson, Gardiner for Mam 8'Baker, York, HOLMES’ HOL! P mas, Arnold; Ocean’ men; John Stroup, Lake; Wm mond, Paine, and Price, is, Cox, Houck; A “oly hia; Elizabeth Edwards e1 tor, Faulklin, Boston for 'NYork: 5 8 Le land for do: BG Buxton, Goldthwatte, Saco for d ag eee Metntyre, Camden for Norfolk. LITTLE EGG ARBOR. June 23—In port, schs Fi ford, from NYork for Virginia; D SMiller, Clayton, do for Wi Hazyck, Daniels, NYork for Norfolk, Va; United, arlexton; Sophia Ann, Bmith, Provi for Phila; Wm Van Name, Willett, N for'Georgetown; J D Cranmer, M bro Moderator, Letts, NYork for Vi Jranmer, bor tor New York; Susan Jano, Andrews, Harbor; Rebecca, Crawford, NYork for do. MOBILE, June 19—Cid steamers Haze, bama, Gardner, Wilmington, nacola, 20th—Cld sehr Julia A Rider, Rider, NYork, ORLEANS, June 19—Arr barks Rost land, Me; Wetterhorn, Stinson, Bath. Me; Gem (Br), Briggs, Cienfuegos. Below steamship ton. hedge, from ‘Boston; ship Louis Henry, Marseillos; bark Barjonaratse (Fr), from Vera carks Glovannino (fal), i, Crawford, New York; Jas 3 Stockton, Grin, do; steamtug PI ton, i—Arr steamships Geo Washington, and ing Star, Howes, york. Sid steal ipa afsbamas Passed in 234, ship No AL hy G Conkiti rr schr Gen Grant, Phihad Elizabeth- rat from Bathurst; June iit eg- t Gravesend Naples; Cairo, at tira Pocahontas, Rerry, For. the Lord,” Elizabethports steamship Melita, aebra Ruby, Phillips, steamers sb agle, Sherman, Port Spain, do. ro ton, Ap- a, NP. 22—Arr schrs Ella, Richardson, Philadel- aoe ila CHARL Arr achr Lilly, Francis, NYork. FORTRESS MONROE, June 22 —Arr scr Two Brothers, 0 amer Cuba, Rolling, Balt- | for Bi 10 rte Arr schrs Sarah R Thow ve, Jeffers; Francis Pdwards. Black- 4 jum Yates, Boston for Philadely ry for do; Bena- wis, Judson, Rock. Julia nee York for Delaware: Al tha, Mahis, NYork for Virginia; Hershel, Birdschel, NYort 001 Ld rth AS Sit Vir Phila for Egg Harbor; J H Rap, Col fF} 7 or Starkey, NYork Del; ship Louisa (Br) Mort Lime burner, and Monterey, Whitman, NYork, - the Untor poston, Lucy Chureh, Adams, and 3'C Henry, Dilke ucy a Philadalpile, AEWHORT, June 2, PM—Arr shes M Brooks, Philadelphia; Charles, Dean, Taunton Isawe Anderson, Shaw, Dighton for Staten %, Sisters, Sheerer. Fali River for Philadelphia; Fligh: Providence for do; Delphi, Smith; A and Lavinah Jane Ketehum, do for Ni Bradley, avd Humming Bird, Coe, do for Madison, turned, schr James House, Ga, hia. ‘Sid, schrs Oliver M having repaired |. AM—Arr nebrs Hero, Evergreen, Belloste, Fall Riv Matthews, Providence via IP Most of the Light and uncertain. from Dighton tly Clarke Philadelphia Salem for New or’ Philadelphia nce Island for Balimo: Elizabeth, Horner, Philadelphia, ‘Smal, Sa Yor Flyawe lenry, Dilke, jartetta Han for Newar sha Imon Bacon, Ha ‘w York; sloops Inter K for Philad: f bove windbound vesvela remain this AM, wi) EW HAVEN, June 23-—Arr schra Isaac Merritt, Hug, WI son; 8 Goodi ports; sloop Frances Ann, PENSACOLA, June 16—Arr bark Cui lerton, Newrort Eng: Isth. brig Delano, Hyan, NOrieat POT ROYAL, SU, June a—Arr brig Mary Cobb, Di ean.N York. PHILADELPHIA, June 23—Arr schra J Maxiield, M Bor ‘J McLane,” Small, NYork; J. Wright, Dickins Conn; Ell Maxwell,” Hillsboro; J H Hi tland, Ce ral © Wallace, Scull, Salem; 8 VW Simon, W! Magee, Magee, do; Ann Elizabeth, Phillips, Pawt Hotehkias, Rabkett, Providence; R Borden, K.ver; Cerro Gordo, Cobb, Haverhill; Read RR alew, Nitaven; SJ Bright, Shaw, Boston, MA. ter, do; JB Clayton, Cliyiog, 4 Smith, Smith, do; ir Magne kK) do; Mary rk; Laconin, Fe er, Ab Henry May, Franklin, Sag arbor; C NH Cl barks Fannie, Carver, Antwe Falmouth, orders; brige Harry ©) (Br), Conved, Halifax; Matt dos,’ Anpandale, Bi wise, Sid steainshi th—Arr bark q ‘orl Stewart, Paddock, Palering; Tiberius, vans, ‘Cien! uey JH Dilingham, Mudgett, Matanzas, PORTLAND, J “Arr schira William Jones, Fill, vannah for Yarmouth; Amavda, Lamson, Jersey City. schr Wm H Mailler, Randall, NYork. 2th—Acr steamer Cheaapoake, Johnson, NYork; set © Clark, Cummings, Balumore. PAWEUCKET Jisne 23—Arr sehr J F) Doughty. Ca Philadelphia, Sid 23d, schrs Ney, Borden, Philide'y Edward Wootten, Young, NYoik: sloop Home, Dew NYork; 23d, schrs George it Ccnorer, Ketchum, ‘and Hallock, Steeiman, Philadelphia; Georgiana, Brown, Mardn Yan Buren, Harding, Elizabethport; sloop Kr Smith. NYork, PROVIDENC att, Eligzabethport. . Arr schrs Alice Curtis, Pr fon, Baltimore; LC R Mathis, Phila’ elphia; Fioyd, Keily, and Gov Burwn, wcoek, do; John Crock Delaware ha Lucy Robinson, Davia, Eligale prague, Gibbs, do. Benj © Terry, jeorgeown, DC (oF Baltimore); White Foam, It ore: Sea Nymphy ©: 40 4 ladelphia: Deborah Jones, later: nee, Bi and Anna Shepard, Bowditch, do; Foam NJ; Maria Loulan, ‘Snow, and Jenny Lind, Graves, NY ps Oregon, Rhodes,’ do; Translation,” Hawkin NYork:; City of T Sid sehre EAC ansil, Eliza olda, New * Angel, Keil jeamers Davt j, and Pelieas ‘ke. is, Philade ‘Ocean Wave, meries, Ht ae layton Frame, Laws, a Senate, Wutler, do. MISCELLANEOUS. LARGE ASSORTMENT OF IMPERIAL CROWN ting at wholesale and retail, at HIRAM ANDERS W Bowery; White, Checked and Striped Gowqua Mat at 4c. to 85e. by the pince or yard; also White and ¢ Mattings, wt die., 90s. nnd 86. per yard also every dene! of Royal, Velvet, Brussels 3 ply aod Inarain, (orpeu cloths, &%., proportioustely cheap. Look for W Bower PARAGRAPH FOR LADIES. ‘The rising generation can hardly realize the escap itave inde tw foning. the, necessity” fOF poleonous pr toma, mail de Paris’ is alone necessary to pros the complexion in adwit years the rr characterizes it in ebildh Whe upon this preservatires there will be no more pimp ho more morphew oF. by sd. 18, i mn alsigratone of the cuticle, ABIGA B22 BROADWAY, sole agent.” Mailed on addressing Jared & Rene, ¢ importers, New York. es . di ‘A. A—ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY, AX. Friaes paid in gol. Tots ation furnished. Thy Faten paid for deubloons aud all kinds of gold and CH ERYLOR & CO., Bankers, 16 Wall atrect, New ? DIVORCE LEGALLY ONTAINED. IN ANY 8 AL without publicity or exposure. No fee until tis obtained. G. OLN, Attorney and Counselior® 8) Nassau street, Ow BUNIONS, BAD cured without pain, by 1: Bank buildin wore Anathil L8, TENDES 1B. Office 06 Rice's Annihilator cures corns, b By mall 80 cents, MAS FR. AGNEW, GREENIWIC! rests, where yon will find Teas, Coffer ‘thing else per than any store QCHILBERG'S GERMAN OLSTMENT-WARRA\ corimin eure, wibhout the siighto-t 4 eH Wounds rcrotula, Bait Rheum, £it ove pea oxi ac. For sale at ry. and by all pel 4. ampbell, and Thos J Freneh, from o berland (Br), Fi i ag